2016 SSC CGL 01 Sep Evening Shift
For the following questions answer them individually
2016 SSC CGL 01 Sep Evening Shift - Question 11
Ramesh is richer than Satish but Jaya is less rich than Ramesh. Ram is less rich than Jaya but richer than Satish, but is not as rich as Ramesh. Ramesh is less rich than Navin. The richest amongst them is?
2016 SSC CGL 01 Sep Evening Shift - Question 12
From the given alternative words, select the word which cannot be formed using the letters of the given word:
CARPENTER
2016 SSC CGL 01 Sep Evening Shift - Question 13
If FRIEND is coded as HUMJTK, how can CANDLE be written in that code?
2016 SSC CGL 01 Sep Evening Shift - Question 14
If A denotes −, C denotes ×, D denotes ÷, E denotes +, then 14C3A12E4D2= ?
2016 SSC CGL 01 Sep Evening Shift - Question 15
If 879= 8,
625= 1,
586= 9,
then 785 = ?
2016 SSC CGL 01 Sep Evening Shift - Question 16
Find the missing number from the given alternatives:
2016 SSC CGL 01 Sep Evening Shift - Question 17
Sham goes to his friend's house that is straight 10 Km from his house. On his way back, he takes a right turn and walks 2 Km and again takes a right turn and walks for 10 Km before he takes a right turn again. How much distance is Sham still away from his house?
2016 SSC CGL 01 Sep Evening Shift - Question 18
One or two statements are given followed by two conclusions, I and II. You have to consider the statement to be true, even if it seems to be at variance from commonly known facts. You are to decide which of the given conclusions/assumptions can definitely be drawn from the given statement. Indicate your answer.
Statement:
All boys are tall.
Rajiv is a boy.
Conclusion:
I: Rajiv is tall.
II: Rajiv is not tall.
2016 SSC CGL 01 Sep Evening Shift - Question 19
How many triangles are there in the question figure?
2016 SSC CGL 01 Sep Evening Shift - Question 20
Which of the following diagrams represent the relationship between Awards, Pulitzer Prize and Oscars?
