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TCS Mock 04 - Nw

QUESTIONS

SE C TIO NS

1. Aptitude - 20 Questions

2. English - 25 Questions

3. Reasoning - 20 Questions

Section 1 : Aptitude - 20 Questions

1 Find the smallest positive integer that when divided by 15, 25, and 35 leaves a remainder of 7

547

532

487

562

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

2 In a school, 40% of the students play soccer, and 30% play basketball. Out of those students, 15% play both sports.
The school has 600 students in total. How many students play only soccer?

90

150

100

250
Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

3 A store is offering a 25% discount on all items for a weekend sale. Sarah buys a jacket originally priced at 8000 and a
pair of shoes originally priced at 6000. After applying the discount, the store adds a 5% sales tax on the discounted
total.

10500

11025

11500

12000

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

4 Lisa deposited Rs. 1,200 in a bank account that offers an annual compound interest rate of 5%. How much will she
have in the account after 2 years?

1310

1323

1300

1232

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

5 A merchant has two types of sugar. Sugar A costs 4perkg, and Sugar B costs 6 per kg. If he wants to create a mixture of
100 kg of sugar at an average cost of $5 per kg, how many kg of each type of sugar should he use?

25 KG of A 75 KG of B

50 KG of A 50 KG of B
60 KG of A 40 KG of B

35 KG of A 65 KG of B

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

6 Emma is baking cookies and needs 3/4 cup of sugar for one batch. She only has a measuring cup that holds 1/8 cup.
How many times does she need to fill the 1/8 cup to get the 3/4 cup of sugar she needs?

10

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

7 A class has 20 students, and the average score in a mathematics test is 75. If 5 new students join the class, and their
average score is 85, what will be the new average score of the entire class?

80

77

87

90

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

8 In a race, the average speed of a runner for the first half is 6 km/h, and for the second half, it is 4 km/h. What is the
runner's overall average speed for the entire race if both halves are of equal distance?

5.8 km/h
4.8 km/h

6.8 km/h

7.8 km/h

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

9 A and B can complete a work in 10 days and 15 days, respectively. They start working together, but after 4 days, A
leaves. How many more days will it take for B to finish the remaining work?

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

10 A person divides his total investment into three parts. He invests 40% of his total sum at an interest rate of 15% per
annum, 30% at 8% per annum, and the remaining amount at 10% per annum. If the total interest earned from these
investments after one year is Rs 1,000, what is the approximate overall rate of interest for the entire sum?

10.4%

11.4%

12.4%

9.4%

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25


11 Riya bought a laptop with a marked price of Rs. 40,000 at a 20% discount. Riya sold the laptop to Neha, earning a
profit of 30%. Neha then decided to sell the laptop and set the marked price at 15% higher than the cost price at
which she bought the laptop. Aditi bought the laptop from Neha at a 10% discount on the marked price. Aditi later
marked up the price to 40% higher than the cost price at which she bought the laptop and sold it to Riya at some
discount. If Riya had to pay Rs. 2,500 more than the initial price she paid, then at what percent discount did Aditi
sell the laptop?

41%

43%

40%

42%

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

12 A group of 6 workers can complete a project in 12 days. By which day 10 workers will be able to complete the
project, assuming they work at the same rate?

7th

8th

10th

11th

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

13 Which of the following numbers is NOT a prime number?

31

39
37

41

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

14 A store owner bought a batch of 50 mobile phones at Rs. 12,000. He marked the price of each phone at Rs. 300.
During a sale, he sold 30 phones at a discount of 20%. How much profit did the store owner make after selling the
30 phones?

1000

1800

2400

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

15 In a family, the ratio of the ages of the father to the son is 5:2. If the father is currently 40 years old, how old will the
son be when the father is twice as old as the son?

10

24

15

20

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

16 Solve the equation 2x2−8x+6=02x2−8x+6=0. What are the values of x?

2,3
1,3

6,1

4,2

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

17 A recipe requires sugar and flour in the ratio of 3:5. If a chef uses 450 grams of sugar, how much flour should he use
to maintain the same ratio?

850g

750g

250g

950g

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

18 A train travels from City A to City B, which are 240 kilometers apart. The train departs from City A at 9:00 AM and
travels at a speed of 60 km/h. At what time will the train arrive at City B?

2PM

1PM

3PM

12PM

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25


19 A triangular garden has a base of 10 meters and a height of 6 meters. The owner wants to pave the garden with tiles.
What is the area of the garden that needs to be paved?

40

30

50

60

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

20 A boat can travel at a speed of 15 km/h in still water. If the boat is going downstream with a current of 5 km/h, how
long will it take the boat to cover a distance of 60 kilometers downstream?

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

Section 2 : English - 25 Questions

Questions (21-24) are part of the comprehension given below

COMP REH ENS ION

In recent years, remote work has become increasingly popular across various industries. With advancements in
technology, employees can now work from home while staying connected with their teams through video
conferencing, emails, and collaborative tools. This trend has provided greater flexibility, reduced commuting time,
and improved work-life balance for many professionals.
However, remote work also comes with challenges. Employees may struggle with distractions at home, reduced social
interaction, and difficulty in maintaining productivity. Additionally, companies must ensure data security and effective
communication among remote teams.
To make remote work successful, both employees and employers must adopt best practices. Employees should set up
a dedicated workspace, follow a fixed schedule, and communicate regularly with colleagues. Employers, on the other
hand, should provide the necessary tools, establish clear guidelines, and encourage virtual engagement to maintain
team collaboration.

21. What is one of the benefits of remote work?


a) Increased commuting time
b) Greater flexibility
c) Reduced use of technology
d) Decreased need for communication

Correct: +1

22. What is one of the benefits of remote work?


a) Increased commuting time
b) Greater flexibility
c) Reduced use of technology
d) Decreased need for communication

Correct: +1

23. How can employees improve their efficiency while working remotely?
a) Avoid communication with colleagues
b) Work without any schedule
c) Set up a dedicated workspace and follow a fixed schedule
d) Rely only on emails for communication

B
D

Correct: +1

24. What should employers do to support remote work?


a) Restrict the use of collaborative tools
b) Provide necessary tools and establish clear guidelines
c) Avoid setting up virtual meetings
d) Allow employees to work without supervision

Correct: +1

Questions (25-27) are part of the comprehension given below

COMP REH ENS ION

With growing concerns about environmental sustainability, many companies are adopting eco-friendly practices.
Businesses are now focusing on reducing carbon footprints, minimizing waste, and utilizing renewable energy
sources. Additionally, several organizations are promoting sustainable packaging and encouraging employees to
follow green initiatives.

Governments around the world are also playing a crucial role by implementing policies to control pollution and
conserve natural resources. Public awareness campaigns are being conducted to educate individuals about the
importance of sustainability.

While adopting eco-friendly measures may involve initial costs, the long-term benefits include cost savings, improved
brand reputation, and a healthier planet. Companies that prioritize sustainability not only contribute to
environmental conservation but also gain a competitive advantage in the market.

25. What is one way businesses are becoming more eco-friendly?


a) Increasing waste production
b) Using renewable energy sources
c) Reducing public awareness
d) Ignoring environmental concerns

C
A

Correct: +1

26. How are governments contributing to environmental sustainability?


a) Encouraging more industrial pollution
b) Conducting awareness campaigns and implementing policies
c) Restricting the use of renewable energy
d) Discouraging companies from adopting green initiatives

Correct: +1

27. What is one long-term benefit of adopting eco-friendly practices?


a) Increased carbon footprint
b) Higher environmental pollution
c) Improved brand reputation
d) Greater dependency on non-renewable resources

Correct: +1

Questions (28-32) are part of the comprehension given below

COMP REH ENS ION

In today's digital age, cybersecurity has become a major concern for individuals and organizations. With the
increasing use of online platforms, the risk of cyber threats such as hacking, phishing, and malware attacks has also
grown. It is essential to take necessary precautions to __1____ sensitive information from unauthorized access.

One of the most effective ways to stay secure online is by using strong passwords and enabling two-factor __2___
.Additionally, users should avoid clicking on suspicious links or downloading attachments from unknown sources, as
these could contain malicious software.

Organizations must also implement strict security policies and conduct regular __3___ to identify potential
vulnerabilities. Investing in updated antivirus software and firewall protection can further enhance cybersecurity
measures.
As cyber threats continue to evolve, awareness and vigilance are key to __4__ online safety. Individuals and
businesses alike should stay informed about the latest security trends and __5__ best practices to protect their digital
assets.

28. Which word best fits in blank (1)?


a) protect
b) expose
c) ignore
d) delete

Correct: +1

29. Which word best fits in blank (2)?


a) automation
b) authentication
c) verification
d) encryption

Correct: +1

30. Which word best fits in blank (3)?


a) celebrations
b) audits
c) delays
d) improvements

C
D

Correct: +1

31. Which word best fits in blank (4)?


a) ensuring
b) weakening
c) avoiding
d) delaying

Correct: +1

32. Which word best fits in blank (5)?


a) neglect
b) follow
c) create
d) eliminate

Correct: +1

33 Scenario:

Your client has sent you an email requesting an update on a software issue they reported two days ago. What would be
the most professional response?

Options:

a) "We are still looking into it. We will update you when we have a solution."

b) "Please be patient. We are working on many issues right now."

c) "Our technical team is actively working on the issue, and we expect to resolve it by tomorrow. We will keep you
informed of any progress."

d) "We don’t have any updates at the moment. Please check back later."
D

Correct: +1

34 Scenario:

Your HR manager has sent an email inviting you for an interview at 10 AM tomorrow. You have an important meeting at
the same time and need to reschedule. What would be the best response?

Options:

a) "I can’t attend the interview at that time. Can you change it?"

b) "I appreciate the opportunity for the interview. However, I have a prior commitment at 10 AM. Would it be possible to
reschedule for a later time? Please let me know your availability."

c) "I am busy tomorrow. Can we do it next week instead?"

d) "I will not be able to attend the interview. Thanks for considering me."

Correct: +1

35 Scenario:
Your colleague has emailed you asking for help in understanding a project report that you submitted. How should you
respond?

Options:

a) "Didn’t you read the report properly? It’s all mentioned there."

b) "I’m busy right now. Maybe check with someone else?"

c) "Sure! I’d be happy to help. Let me know which part you need clarification on, and we can go over it together."

d) "You should try reading it again carefully. Let me know if you still don’t understand."

Correct: +1

36 Identify the part of the sentence that contains an error.

A) Each of the students

B) have submitted

C) their assignments on time.

D) No error

B
C

Correct: +1

37 Identify the part of the sentence that contains an error.

A) The company is planning

B) to expand its operations

C) since the last two years.

D) No error

Correct: +1

38 Identify the part of the sentence that contains an error.

A) The new mall /

B) will be inaugurated /

C) on next Sunday. /

D) No error

B
D

Correct: +1

39 Identify the part of the sentence that contains an error.

A) The scientist, along with his team members, /

B) were invited /

C) to the international conference. /

D) No error

Correct: +1

40 Identify the part of the sentence that contains an error.

A) The police is investigating /

B) the case and will /

C) submit a report soon. /

D) No error

C
B

Correct: +1

41 Sentences:

A) This helps in identifying potential issues before they become critical.

B) Regular maintenance of machines is essential for smooth operations.

C) It also extends the lifespan of the equipment and reduces unexpected breakdowns.

D) Many industries follow a scheduled maintenance routine to ensure efficiency.

What should be the correct order –

Options:

a) BADC

b) BDAC

c) DBCA

d) DCAB

Correct: +1

42 Sentences:

A) The event attracted many visitors from across the country.

B) The technology expo showcased the latest advancements in artificial intelligence.

C) Various companies displayed innovative products and solutions.

D) It provided an opportunity for professionals to interact and share knowledge.


What should be the correct order

Options:

a) BACD

b) BCDA

c) CBAD

d) BDAC

Correct: +1

43 Sentences:

A) Many people believe that exercising in the morning is the best option.

B) However, the best time to exercise depends on an individual's routine and preference.

C) Some studies suggest that evening workouts can also be equally effective.

D) Physical exercise is important for maintaining good health.

What should be the correct order

Options:

a) DBAC

b) DACB

c) ABCD

d) ACBD
D

Correct: +1

44 Fill up the blank

Due to the heavy rainfall, the football match was ______ until further notice.

Options:

a) postponed

b) dismissed

c) rejected

d) abandoned

Correct: +1

45 Fill up the blank

The scientist was awarded for his ______ contributions to the field of renewable energy.

Options:

a) negligible
b) significant

c) ordinary

d) irrelevant

Correct: +1

Section 3 : Reasoning - 20 Questions

46 Find the next term in the following series: B, E, J, Q, ___

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

47 Find the next term in the following series: EA, ED, EG, EJ, ___

EL

EM

KE
EK

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

48 Find the next term in the following series: ZM, XN, VO, TP ___

RP

RQ

RO

RS

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

49 Complete the analogy: B : Y :: D : ___

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

50 Complete the analogy: H : K :: T : ___

W
X

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

51 Complete the analogy: M : P :: R : ___

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

52 In a certain code language, CAT is written as FDW. How would DOG be written in that language?

FRJ

GRJ

GRI

FQI

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

53 If HELLO is coded as KHOOR, then how would WORLD be coded?

XQOHD
ZRUOG

ZTSPD

ZROQD

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

54 In a certain code language, MUSIC is coded as NXUKD. How would VOICE be written in that language?

WPJDF

WQJFD

WPKFD

WQJED

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

55 Pointing to a man, Priya says, “He is the son of my father’s only sister.” How is the man related to Priya?

Brother

Cousin

Uncle

Nephew

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

56 Introducing a girl, Raj says, “She is the daughter of the only son of my grandfather.” How is Raj related to the girl?
Father

Brother

Uncle

Cousin

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

57 Pointing to a woman in a photograph, Rohan says, “Her mother’s only son is my mother’s brother.” How is the
woman related to Rohan?

Sister

Aunt

Cousin

Mother

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

58 A company requires candidates for a managerial position to meet the following criteria:

1. Must be at least 30 years old.

2. Must have a postgraduate degree in management.

3. Must have at least 5 years of work experience in a relevant field.

4. If the candidate does not have a postgraduate degree, they must have at least 10 years of work experience.

Candidate: Rahul is 32 years old, has a bachelor’s degree in business administration, and 9 years of relevant work
experience. Should Rahul be selected?

Yes
No

Refer to higher authority

Data insufficient

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

59 To qualify for a scholarship, students must satisfy the following conditions:

1. Have a minimum grade of 80% in their most recent examination.

2. Have an attendance rate of at least 90%.

3. If the student does not meet the attendance rate, they must have a grade of 90% or higher.

Student: Neha scored 88% in her most recent examination and has an attendance rate of 85%. Does Neha qualify for
the scholarship?

Yes

No

70% yes

Data insufficient

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

60 To be eligible for a leadership training program, a candidate must fulfill the following criteria:

1. Be at least 25 years old.

2. Have completed at least 3 years in their current job role.

3. If the candidate is younger than 25, they must have completed at least 5 years in the company overall.

Candidate: Ravi is 24 years old and has been working in his current job role for 3 years and in the company for a
total of 5 years. Is Ravi eligible for the leadership training program?

Check with HR
Yes

No

Data insufficient

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

61 Identify the word that does not belong in the group

Mango

Carrot

Banana

Apple

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

62 Complete the series: 3, 8, 15, 24, ___

36

35

34

32

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

63 Complete the analogy: Water : Liquid :: Ice : ___


Hot

Solid

Cold

Gas

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

64 Conclusions:

1. Some doctors are writers.

2. Some writers are professionals.

Statement: "All doctors are professionals. Some professionals are writers."

Both conclusions 1 and 2 follow

Only conclusion 2 follow

Only conclusion 1 follow

Neither conclusions 1 and 2 follow

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25

65 Conclusions:

1. No football players are smokers.

2. Some athletes are football players.

Statement: "No athletes are smokers. All football players are athletes."

Neither conclusions 1 and 2 follow

Both conclusions 1 and 2 follow


Only conclusion 2 follow

Only conclusion 1 follow

Correct: +1 · Incorrect: -0.25


TEST

TCS Mock 04 - Nw

ANSWERS

SECTIONS

1. Aptitude - 20 Questions

2. English - 25 Questions

3. Reasoning - 20 Questions

Section 1 : Aptitude - 20 Questions

1 532

2 150

3 11025

4 1323

5 50 KG of A 50 KG of B

6 6

7 77

8 4.8 km/h

9 5

10 11.4%

11 43%
12 8th

13 39

14 0

15 24

16 1,3

17 750g

18 1PM

19 30

20 3

Section 2 : English - 25 Questions

21. B

22. B

23. C

24. B

25. B

26. B
27. C
28. A

29. B

30. B

31. A

32. B

33 C

34 B

35 C

36 C

37 C

38 C

39 B

40 A

41 B

42 B

43 B
44 A

45 B

Section 3 : Reasoning - 20 Questions

46 Z

47 EM

48 RQ

49 U

50 W

51 V

52 GRJ

53 ZRUOG

54 WQJFD

55 Cousin

56 Brother

57 Aunt

58 No

59 No
60 Yes

61 Carrot

62 35

63 Solid

64 Only conclusion 2 follow

65 Both conclusions 1 and 2 follow


TEST

TCS Mock 04 - Nw

SOLUTIONS

SECTIONS

1. Aptitude - 20 Questions

2. English - 25 Questions

3. Reasoning - 20 Questions

Section 1 : Aptitude - 20 Questions

To solve, first find the LCM of the divisors 15,25 and 35

LCM(15,25,35) = 525.

Since the remainder is 7, the required number is:525+7=532

Calculate the number of students for each percentage:

Soccer only: 40% – 15% = 25% of 600

600×0.25=150

Basketball only: 30% – 15% = 15% of 600

600×0.15=90

Both sports: 15% of 600

600×0.15=90

3
Calculate the discounted prices:

Jacket: 8000*(1-0.25)=6000

Shoes: 6000*(1-0.25)=4500

Add the discounted prices together:

6000+4500=10500

Add the 5% sales tax:

10500*(1+0.05)=10500*1.05 = 11025

Using the alligation method:

Cost of Sugar A: 4

Cost of Sugar B: 6

Average cost of the mixture: 5

Alligation setup:

Difference from Average: Sugar A: 5−4=1 Sugar B: 6−5=1

The ratio of the quantities of Sugar A to Sugar B:Ratio of A to B=1:1

Since the total weight is 100 kg, the merchant should use 50 kg of each

6
Let’s divide total required sugar by one cup capacity = (3/4) / (1/8) = 6

Calculate the total score of the original 20 students = 20×75 =1500

Calculate the total score of the 5 new students = 5×85 = 425

Calculate the new total score = 1500+425=1925

New average = 1925/ 25 = 77

Let the distance of each half be d.

Time taken for the first half = d/6

Time taken for the second half = d/4

Total time for the race = t1+t2=d/6+d/4 = 5d/12

Total distance for the race: Total distance=d+d=2d

Overall average speed: Average Speed = Total Distance/Total Time = 2d/(5d/12) = 4.8 km/h

Calculate the work done by A and B in one day:

Work done by A in one day = 1/10

Work done by B in one day = 1/15

Total work done by A and B together in one day = 1/10+1/15 = 1/6

Work done by A and B together in 4 days: Work done in 4 days=4×1/6= 2/3

Remaining work: Remaining work=1−2/3 = 1/3

Time taken by B to finish the remaining work = Remaining work/B’s work rate=(1/3)/(1/15) = 5

10

Rate of interest is weighted average = 0.4* 15 + 0.3 * 8 + 0.3 * 10 = 11.4%

11
1. Marked Price of the laptop: Rs. 40,000

2. Discount Riya received:

20% of Rs. 40,000

Discount = 0.20 × 40,000 = 8,000

Cost Price for Riya = 40,000 − 8,000 = 32,000

3. Selling Price of Riya to Neha (Profit = 30%):

Profit = 0.30 × 32,000 = 9,600

Selling Price = 32,000 + 9,600 = 41,600

4. Marked Price for Neha (15% higher than Cost Price):

Marked Price for Neha = 41,600 + (0.15 × 41,600) = 41,600 + 6,240 = 47,840

5. Aditi bought the laptop at a 10% discount on the marked price:

Discount = 0.10 × 47,840 = 4,784

Cost Price for Aditi = 47,840 − 4,784 = 43,056

6. Marked Up Price for Aditi (40% higher than Cost Price):

Marked Up Price = 43,056 + (0.40 × 43,056) = 43,056 + 17,222.4 = 60,278.4

7. Selling Price of Riya to Aditi (Extra paid = Rs. 2,500):

Selling Price for Riya = 32,000 + 2,500 = 34,500

8. Discount Given by Aditi:

Selling Price = Marked Up Price − Discount

34,500 = 60,278.4 − Discount

Discount = 60,278.4 − 34,500 = 25,778.4

9. Percent Discount by Aditi:

Percent Discount = (25,778.4 / 60,278.4) × 100 ≈ 42.8% or 43%

12

Since the rate of work is same, 10 workers will take = 12*6/10 = 7.2

So workers will be finishing the task on 8th day (since it is not complete by 7th day)

13
39 is divisible by 3 and 13

14

Cost Price (CP) of each phone:


1. CP = 12,000 / 50 = 240

Marked Price (MP) of each phone:


2. MP = 300

3. Selling Price (SP) after 20% discount:

Discount = 20% of MP = 0.20 × 300 = 60

SP after discount = MP − Discount = 300 − 60 = 240

Total Selling Price for 30 phones:


4. Total SP = 30 × 240 = 7,200

Total Cost Price for 30 phones:


5. Total CP = 30 × 240 = 7,200

Profit:
6. Profit = Total SP − Total CP = 7,200 − 7,200 = 0

15

Father’s Age = 40 years

Son’s Age = 40*2/5 = 16 years

Let y be the number of years until the father is twice the son’s age.

At that time, the father’s age will be 40 + y.

The son’s age will be 16 + y.

Set up the equation:


40 + y = 2(16 + y)

Solving the equation:


40 + y = 32 + 2y
40 – 32 = 2y – y
8=y

Son’s age at that time:


Son’s age when father is twice as old = 16 + 8 = 24 years.

16

Divide the equation by 2: x2–4x+3=0x2–4x+3=0

x2–4x+3=(x−3)∗(x−1)=0x2–4x+3=(x−3)∗(x−1)=0

x = 1, 3
17

Sugar : flour = 3 : 5 = 450 / x

x = 750g

18

Time taken by train = 240/60 = 4 hr

Train will reach city B after 4 hours which is 1 PM

19

Area = 1/2 * B * H = 1/2 * 10 * 6 = 30

20

Calculate the effective speed of the boat downstream: Effective Speed = Speed of Boat +
1. Speed of Current = 15 km/h + 5 km/h=20 km/h

2. Calculate the time taken to travel downstream: Time=Distance/ Effective Speed=60/ 20 =3 hours

Section 2 : English - 25 Questions

21

22

23

24

25
26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37
38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

Section 3 : Reasoning - 20 Questions

46

47

48
49

50

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

60

61
62

63

64

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