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78. A rectangular garden has a length of 15 m and a width of 8 m. If the cost of planting grass is Rs. 50 per square meter, what is the total cost?

Rs. 6000
Rs. 8000
Rs. 9000
Rs. 10000

76. If x+y=10 and x?y=4, then x2?y2 equals:

14
20
24
40

77. In a class, 40% of the students are girls. If there are 30 boys, what is the total number of students in the class?

40
50
60
75

75. A car covers a distance of 360 km in 6 hours. What is its speed in meters per second (m/s)?

10
15
20
25

74. The sum of the ages of A and B is 45 years. If A is 5 years older than B, what is B’s age?

20
25
30
35

72. The central idea of the passage is that:

Scientific progress is always fast.
Unchallenged consensus is ideal for science.
Resistance and validation are key to scientific advancement.
Only groundbreaking theories are important.

73. If 2/5 of a number is 24, then 3/4 of the same number is:

30
36
45
50

70. Passage for Q70-72: The history of scientific discovery is replete with instances where groundbreaking theories were initially met with resistance from the established scientific community. This skepticism, while sometimes hindering progress, also serves as a crucial safeguard, preventing the premature acceptance of unverified claims. The process of rigorous peer review and empirical validation, though slow and arduous, ensures that only robust and reproducible findings ultimately contribute to the scientific canon. It is through this dialectical process of challenge and verification that scientific knowledge truly advances, rather than through unchallenged consensus. The passage implies that skepticism within the scientific community is:

Always detrimental to progress.
A necessary component of scientific advancement.
A rare occurrence.
Indicative of intellectual stagnation.

71. According to the author, the slow and arduous process of peer review is important because it:

Discourages new theories.
Ensures the rigor and reproducibility of findings.
Promotes unchallenged consensus.
Accelerates the acceptance of all claims.

68. Antonym: TRACTABLE

manageable
docile
stubborn
amenable

69. Synonym: PROCLIVITY

aversion
tendency
reluctance
opposition

67. Analogy: INFLAMMABLE : BURN ::

FRAGILE : BREAK
MALLEABLE : BEND
INAUDIBLE : HEAR
TANGIBLE : TOUCH

65. Synonym: REDUNDANT

essential
superfluous
scarce
vital

66. The student’s argument was so _________ that it failed to convince even those who were initially inclined to agree with his premise.

cogent
fallacious
sound
compelling

63. Analogy: LETHARGY : ENERGY ::

INDOLENCE : WORK
CENSURE : CRITICISM
COMPLACENCY : SATISFACTION
PALLID : COLOR

64. Antonym: SANCTIMONIOUS

hypocritical
sincere
pious
self-righteous

62. The CEO?s _________ decision to expand into an unproven market proved to be financially disastrous for the company.

prudent
judicious
rash
cautious

60. Antonym: ADVERSITY

misfortune
prosperity
hardship
challenge

61. Synonym: EPHEMERAL

permanent
fleeting
lasting
eternal

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