CAT FULL LENGTH TEST 2
Time: 120 minutes
No. of Questions: 185
Directions for questions 1 to 3
Each of the sentences given below has a blank space. Select the appropriate word that would make the sentence meaningful.
1. He is said to be poor as ________
Simple a church mouse Crone a scarecrow
2. The captious political situation __________ unorthodox remedies.
Calls in calls off calls for calls out
3.  The four steps were enforced at that time with a view _______ absenteeism.
to curbing to curb of curbing for curbing
Directions for questions 5 to 9
Each question consists of four jumbled sentences marked A, B, C, & D. Indicate the sequence which completes the sentence
5. (A) is your ability to spot a mistake in
(B) one of the aspects of the French Language
(C) a piece of formal written French
(D) you are examined in
DCBA CABC BDAC ACDB
6. (A)as he cannot possibly read and examine
(B) an editor has to play it by ear
(C) all the stuff that comes to him
(D) when he is considering varied articles on diverse subjects
BDCA DCBA BDAC BADC
7. (A) can make use of all the services and experts
(B)the most effective joint attack on management problems
(C) in such a way as to evolve
(D) a well organized operations research team
BDCA DACB DABC BCDA
8. (A) Submission is another tendency in children
(B) Dr Mathews, a psychologist recognizes self-assertion as the life force
(C) Both these tendencies differ from child to child
(D) Self-assertion is a dominant instinct
BDCA DACB DABC BCDA
9. (A) the employees will resent the inconsistent way in which
(B) as otherwise
(C) discipline is negotiated with a single individual for the sake of his morale
(D) one must consider the morale of the entire working force
BDCA DACB DABC DBAC
Directions for questions 10 to 14
Given below are five words.  Choose the set of words that makes the sentence most meaningful.
15. ______ curtains of lace not only add grace but also _______ robbers from breaking into houses for fear of being seen.
Diaphanous,
in habit
Lacy,
prevent
Dilatory,
instigate
Desultory,
in genue
16.  The _______ of his interest between music and dance put him in a ______as to which to pursue after completion of school.
diffusion,
charisma
interest,
problem
dichotomy,
dilemma
confusion,
perplex
18. clothes are ________ to make them shine
whitened
bleached
washed
rubbed
19. Medical facilities have improved so well that what was ________ yesterday is_______ today.
unimaginable,
commonplace
professional,
amateur
unbelievable,
possible
official,
unofficial
Each question below has two capitalized words which have a certain relationship between them . Following this are four other pairs. Select the pair wherein the words havea relationship closest to that of the original pair.
20. Ballerina:Balletomane
heroine:audience
performer:admirer
dance:choreographer
artist:critic
21. Boomerang:Aborigine
tomahawk:Indian
pistol:holster
horse:cowboy
hook:manhout
22. Stoic:Emotions
glint:steel
flint:spark
stork:baby
precious:gem
23. DISH: MENU
stars:stripes
seal:
paper
vegetables:knife
leaf:book
24. BEE:HIVE
dog:
mat
hornet:nest
duck:pond
worm:grub
Directions for questions 25 to 30
In each question below a capitalised word is followed by words. Choose the word that is
most nearly opposite to the given capitalised word
25. BROWBEAT
usurp
procrastinate
cajole
despair
26. DROSS
liquid
stale
liqeur
essence
27. SLACK
airy
active
congenial
flamboyant
28. SEEDY
slow
fashionable
intricate
germinal
29. CAVIL
hair
splitting
loosen
up
applaud
flatter
30. NETTLE
disentangle
dismember
obfuscate
assauge
Directions for questions 31 to 34
In each question below a capitalised word is followed by words. Choose the word
that is most nearly opposite to the given capitalised word.
31. SPRUCE
coniferous
exhibit
balderdash
sloppy
32. EXIGUOUS
vermiform
external
plentiful
limited
33. ECLAT
shining
splendiferous
devastating
fiasco
34. BILK
abbreviate
make noise
sulk
pay
Directions for questions 35 to 43
In each question below a capitalized word is followed by words. Choose the word that has
most nearly the same meaning as the given capitalized word
35. ABNEGATE
terminate
contradict
oppose
renounce
36.ACCOUTERMENT
dress
uniform
ornaments
equipment
37. WHOLESOME
fulsome
perfect
healthy
delectable
38. INSTANCY
urgency
transistoriness
expediency
quickness
39. EXORDIUM
exit
exodus
applause
introduction
40. CANARD
scheme
plot
forgery
hoax
41. SEDULOUS
gullible
seductive
diligent
careful
42. VELITATION
inclination
controversy
felicitation
opposition
43. PRISTINE
immaculate
original
glorious
actual
Directions for questions 44 to 53
Choose a substitute for the underlined expression
44. Jim was worrying and nagging his dad to get him a car
exasperating
teasing
badgering
bullying
45. The study of the cause of diseases is essential to find a cure
Aetiology
Teleology
Pharmacology
Pathology
46. The rude shock unhinged him and upset his state of perfect balance
peace
rest
equilibrium
mentality
47. The place where clothes are kept was dirty
cloth-shelf
wardrobe
pantry
bathroom
48. Amar did not know that his speaking aloud to himself was overheard
monologue
aside
soliloqoy
alone
49. I told them to prepare a summary of the general view of the subject
paraphrase
synopsis
education
comment
50. Anita was scared on seeing the violent and irregular movement of the limbs of the boy
convulsions
shivering
spasms
rich
51.  The notice of death in the newspaper alarmed everyone
elegy
mortuary
obituary
death
53. He confessed that he urged the committing of the crime
encouraged
instigated
inspired
liked
Directions for Qs 54 to 60
Some of the sentences given below have certain errors in them. Spot the sentence with the
error
54. 1]A survey of the reading habits of people
2]revealed that most people
3]are interested in fictions
4]than other literary works
1 2 3 4
55. 1]While all regional languages
2]should be given encouragement
3]it is our desire that we should
4]have a national language for us
1 2 3 4
56. 1]There goes Mr Raj and
2]his wife
3]attracting the attention
4]of all passers by
1 2 3 4
57. 1]Sachin is
2]a best example
3]of a cricketer
4]who was very nice by heart
1 2 3 4
58. 1]It is a fact that
2]he left his country
3]and settles in a foreign land
4]for money
1 2 3 4
59. 1]Looking through my day's mails
2]I found to my surprise
3]a letter to my surprise
4]from my dearest friend
1 2 3 4
60. 1]The style of a man should be
2]the image of his mind
3]but the choice of language
4]are the fruit of experience
1 2 3 4
Directions for questions 61 to 110.
Choose the correct alternative
61. Suman borrowed Rs. 60,000 to build a bungalow. She pays 10 % S.I. She lets out her
bungalow and receives a rent of Rs. 1500 p.m. In how many years will she clear her debt.
1 year 4 years 5 years 2 years
62. If the interest on Rs. 800 exceeds that on Rs. 600 by Rs. 15.50 in 6 months, find the rate percent p.a.
15 I/2 % 18 1/2 % 14% 5%
63. Find the compound interest in Rs.2400 for 2 1/2 years at 5 % p.a.,interest being compounded annually.
270.50 300 412.25 312.15
64. A square piece of ground is 45 metres long.
Find the cost of fencing it round with 10 lines of wire at the rate of Rs. 1.50 per
metre.
2700
2500
2300
2800
65. The external dimensions of a box are 10 cm , 6 cm , & 4 cm. If the thickness of wood is 1 cm, Find the volume of wood.
125 150 176 183
66. The radii of two cylinders are in the ratio 2 : 3 and heights 5 : 3. Calculate ratio of their volumes.
20 /27 27/ 20 3 /4 20 /32
67. The diameter of a roller. 100 cm long is 60 cm. It takes 500 complete revolutions to level a playground. What is the cost of levelling @ 50 ps. per sq. m.
Rs. 200 Rs. 220 Rs.400 Rs. 500
68. If a+b+c = 0.The value of
a4+b4+c4/b2c2+c2a2+a2b2
is :
2 3 6 8
69. A man divides his property among his sons so that one gets half, another gets quarter and third gets one fifth and the fourth Rs. 10000. What is the value of the total property?
200000<PHONE_NUMBER>000 2400000
70. If m:n = 2:3, the value of 3m+5n/6m-n is
7/3 3/7 5/3 3/5
71. Divide 27 into two parts so that 5 times the first and eleven times the second are together equal to 195
17:10 15:11 16:10 10:17
72. 40% of 5/6 is
1/3 2/3 2/6 3/4
73. A dog taken 4 leaps for every 5 leaps of a hare but three leaps of the dog is equal to 4 leaps of the hare. Compare their speeds.
16:15 12:16 19:20 10:12
74. 55 men can finish a job in 42 days. If the work has to be completed 9 days earlier, how many additional men must be engaged to complete the work?
15 20 25 12
75. A retailer buys an electronic buzzer for Rs. 215. His overhead expenses are Rs. 25. If he sells the buzzer for Rs. 300, his profit percentage would be
25% 26% 20% 30%
76. In an election between two candidates one got 55% of the total valid votes. 20% of the votes are invalid. If the total votes are 7500, what is the number of valid votes that the other person got?
2700 2800 3000 3300
77. Aunt uses a car to travel from mumbai to nashik. She travelled at 60 kmph and covered half the distance in 2 hours. At what uniform speed should she travel to reach nashik at 4.00 pm?
40 60 50 35
78. The sum of ages of Nitya and her aunt is 63 years. Four years ago her aunt's age was 4 times that of Nitya's ages at that time. What is the present age in years of Nitya's aunt?
48 50 45 40
79. A watch ticks 90 times in 95 secs. And another watch ticks 315 times in 323 secs. If they start together, how many times will they tick together in first hour?
101 times 100 times 99 times 102 times
80. Area of a square is given to be S. If the sides are doubled, then the new area will be,
4S 2S S/2 S2
81. The product of two numbers is 2400. If the bigger number is 1.5 times the smaller number is
40 45 35 30
82. Six men earn as much as 8 women, 2 women earn as much as 3 boys and 4 boys earn as much as 5 girls. If a girl earn Rs.50 a day, then the earning of a man would be
Rs.125 Rs.135 Rs.105 Rs.120
83. A train 150 meters long running at a speed of 60 kmph takes 30 seconds to cross a bridge. The length of the bridge is,
350m 450m 300m 400m
84. If a sum of money at certain rate of interest doubles in 5 years and at a different rate of interest becomes 3 times in 12 years, the better rate of interest is,
20% 10% 162/3 15%
85. 126, 756,252,1512, ____
504 500 1210 None of these
86. The cost of painting the walls of a hall 30 meters long, 20 meters broad and 12 meters high, if it costs 25 paise per sq. metre.
Rs.300 Rs.325 Rs.350 Rs.400
87. The product of 3sqrt(4), 6sqrt(6) and 2sqrt(5) is
6sqrt(12000) 6sqrt(1000) 4sqrt(12000) 3sqrt(120000)
88. If A can complete a work in 6 hours, and B can complete it in 8 hours, then how much time would they take to complete the work together?
3 3/7 2 5/2 4 5/6 none of these.
89. A,B,and C can independently complete a task in 6,8 and 12 hours respectively. C starts working. 2 hours later she stops and simultaneously A and B starts working. Yet another 2 hours later, B stops working too. Now how long does A have to work alone to complete the task?
3 hour 6 hour 8 hour none of these.
90. 128, 32, 224, 56, ____
392 350 25 36
91. Taps A and B can independently fill a tank in 6 and 10 hours . Leak C can empty a filled tank in 8 hours. On an empty tank A, B, C are opened. How long does it take to fill the tank?
7.05 8.05 10.10 5.07
92. Ten years age, Ram was 2/3 Shyam's age. 10 years hence Shyam will be 25% older than Ram. What are their present ages?
30;40 40;30 20;40 30;60
93. 25 years ago A's age was 1/3 of what B's age will be 25 years hence 50 years hence, B's age will be twice A's present age. What is the sum of their present ages?
90 100 200 400
94. The sum of X and Y's age is 105. When X was Y's age, she was 1.5 times Y's age then what are their present ages?
45;60 30;40 50;60 60;45
95. 10 men working for 20 days, 5 hours a day can build a fence of length 20 meters. I need to build a fence of length 100 metres in 5 days and the men are willing to work 10 hours a day. How many men do we need?
200 300 400 100
96. Find the factor of a4+64
(a2+8)(a2-8) (a2+2)(a2-2) (a2+4a+8)(a2-4a+8) none of these.
97. A contractor undertakes to complete a project in 56 days using 100 men. However after 46 days, 100 men thereby completing the project on time. Had the additional men not been deployed, then by how many days would the project be delayed?
10 20 5 40
98. Exam-1 = 30/50 Exam2 = 40/50
a) what is the increase in percent?
b) What is the % of increase?
20;33 1/3 33 1/3;20 20;40 40;33 1/3
99. a) What is 30% of 60%?
B) What % is 30% of 60%?
C) What % of 30% is 60%?
17%;45%;190% 18%;50%;200% 20%;100%;150% 50%;18%;200%
100. a)The price of sugar increases by 25%. By
what % should consumption be decreased so that expenditure on sugar remains constant?
b)Consider the same problem but price increases by 50%?
40;66.66 80;99.99 20;33.33 10;11.11
101. I have bought a car for some amount. I sell
it to Mr.X at 10% loss due to need of money urgently. But later I buy it again from him at
my original purchase price.
a)What is Mr.X's profit?
b)What is my loss?
11.11%;10% 10%;11.11% 20%;22.22% 40%;44.44%
102. A farmer purchases 2 horses for the same price. One he sells at a 10% profit and the other he sells at a 10% loss. What is his overall profit or loss?
Rs.200 loss Rs.200 profit no loss,no profit Rs.400 loss
103. A farmer sells 2 horses for the same price. In one he gains 20% and in the other he loses 20%. What is his overall profit or loss?
4% profit 4% loss 2% loss 2% profit
104. Money doubles in 3 years. When does it become 8 times?
24 years 12 years 6 years 18 years
105. A magician can double the no. of coins given to her in 1 minute. I give her a certain no. of coins and after an hour she has a boxfull of coins. When was the box 1/4 filled?
15 min 30 min 58 min 45 min
106. Principal Rs. 100, rate of interest 10%,
compound interest, duration 2 years.
a)Compounded annually
c)Compounded daily
121 120 100 12.1
107. I buy a 20% stock of face value 50/- at 45/- and sell it at 55/-. A year later, what is my yield?
45.44% 44.45% 54.55% 55.54%
108. A dishonest seller pretends to sell his goods at cost price, but he uses a weight of 950gm for the kg weight. Find his gain%
5 6 7 4.5
109. P lent Rs.600 to Q for 2 years and Rs.150 to R for 4 years and received altogether from both Rs.90 as interest. Find the rate of interest, simple interest being calculated.
1% 5% 6% 3.5%
110.  If they agree to settle their account what sum should be paid over and to whom reckoning the rate of true discount p.a.
Rs.12 Rs.13 Rs.11 Rs.16
Directions for questions 111 to 113
The data below gives the details of new projects in Bombay
Project |
No. of rooms |
Cost (Rs.Crore) |
Year of completion |
|
Taj Hotel |
250 |
125 |
1999 |
|
Centaur |
350 |
150 |
1999 |
|
Retreat |
450 |
235 |
2000 |
111. What is the total cost of all new hotel
projects in Bombay likely to be completed by 2000 in (RsCrore)?
505
510
525 275
112. Which of the following hotel projects has
the lowest cost per room?
Centaur
Taj
Hotel Retreat
none of these
113. What is the average number of rooms to be
completed every year for the period between 1999-2000?
525
500
575
450
Directions for questions 122 to 141
Each question is followed by 2 statements
Mark (1) if statement I alone is suficient but statement II alone is not sufficient
Mark (2) if statement II alone is sufficient but statement I alone is not sufficient
Mark (3) if both statements I & II together are sufficient but neither statements
alone is sufficient
Mark (4) if each statement alone is sufficient
Mark (5) if statement I &II together are not sufficient.
122. A man has gone bankrupt. How much will the creditors receive
a. With total debts of Rs.43000 he will pay 23 paise in a rupee.
b. His total loss is Rs.12376.
1 2 3 4 5
123. How many letters can 2 typists complete in 1 day
a. A working day consists of 5 hours.
b. 3 typists can type 300 letters in 3 days.
1 2 3 4 5
124. How long is the bridge that crosses the river which is 820 ft.
a. One bank of the river holds 1/3 of the bridge.
b.Other bank of the river holds ¼ of the bridge.
1 2 3 4 5
125. If x and y are integers, is x+y an even number
a. 5<x<10
b.6<y<9
1 2 3 4 5
126. Is p = 40
a.the Arithmetic Progression of x,y and p is 10.
b.-x=y
1 2 3 4 5
127. X wants to cover a square room with a carper. How much will it cost him
a. the service charge is Rs.15 and each square yard costs Rs.20
b. If the room were ½ as large, it would cost Rs.165 less.
1 2 3 4 5
128. Is a+b>c
a. a,b,c are consecutive positive integers greater than1
b. ab>b+c
1 2 3 4 5
129. Capacity of a petrol tank A is 60% the capacity of petrol tank B. How many more liters of petrol are in tank A than B.
a. tank A is 80% full and tank B is 40% full.
b. full tank of A contains 60 liters of petrol.
1 2 3 4 5
130. How much spirit has evaporated from a bottle in 2 hours
a. the bottle holds 2 litres of spirit
b. spirit evaporates at the rate of 1% of the available volume per
hour.
1 2 3 4 5
131. Are 2 triangles congruent
a.both the triangles are equilateral
b.both the triangles have equal bases and equal height.
1 2 3 4 5
132. Is a + b + c = 0
a. a3+ b3 + c3= 3 abc
b.a =b = c
1 2 3 4 5
133. x + sqrt xy + y = 2 what is the value of x - sqrt xy +y
a. x + y = 1
b.x2+ xy + y2 = 6
1 2 3 4 5
134. What is the value of x, x and y are real positive nos.
a. x + y = 5
b.x2 -150; y2 = 15
1 2 3 4 5
135. Is a b, a b are positive integer
a. a + b =0
b. 4a2 7b2
1 2 3 4 5
136. Which is the worst of the 3 bad movies a, b, c
a. b is worse than c
b. c is better than A
1 2 3 4 5
137. Is Jimmy fatter than Williamson
a.Jimmy is fatter than Charlie, Ramu Dilip
b. Williamson is learner than Charlie, Jimy Ramu
1 2 3 4 5
138. The man who finally became the minister was a member of both the councils (A B) Was it Mr. Bulchandani
a. Mr. Bulchandani was a member of council A
b. Mr. Bulchandani was a member of council B
1 2 3 4 5
139. Either P or Q wrote the famous Poem. Was it Q ?
a. A member of line Central library who is not a member of the
university library wrote it
b. P is a member of the university library.
1 2 3 4 5
140. Is the Quadrilateral ABCD a rectange
a. It is a cyclic Quadrilateral
b. angle A = 90 0
1 2 3 4 5
141. PQ =0, Is R negative
a. Q= R
b. R> P
1 2 3 4 5
Directions for questions 142 to 151
Each question is followed by 2 statements
Mark (1) if statement I alone is suficient but statement II alone is not sufficient
Mark (2) if statement II alone is sufficient but statement I alone is not sufficient
Mark (3) if both statements I & II together are sufficient but neither statements
alone is sufficient
Mark (4) if each statement alone is sufficient
Mark (5) if statement I &II together are not sufficient.
142.No grandson of Raja is poor.Is Mr. Deenanath poor?
a. Nath is Raja's son
b. Nath is Deenanath's father.
1 2 3 4 5
143. All the sons of C are clever. Is A clever ?
a. A is N's grandson
b. C is N's son
1 2 3 4 5
144. Is P cheaper than Q?
a.P is inferior in quality than Q
b. Neither P nor Q is cheap.
1 2 3 4 5
145. If P is an integer, is P/7 an even number
a. P is a multiple of 5
b. P is a multiple of 10
1 2 3 4 5
146. P in triangle PQR is = 60 0 Is side Q side R
a. Orthocentre of the triangle is centroid of the triangle.
b. Q + R = 120 0
1 2 3 4 5
147. A is a prime number. B is another prime number. Is AB divisible by 3
a. AB ends in 1
b. A + B = 30
1 2 3 4 5
148. Is P Q R, P,Q, R are real numbers
a. 3P = Q
b. Q + R = 4
1 2 3 4 5
149. Is AB 25
a. 5 A 9
b. 3B 12
1 2 3 4 5
150. 1 /p 1 /q 1 /r. Is pqr
a. p + q = 3
b. q + r = 5
1 2 3 4 5
151. What will be the age of Laloo five years hence
a. Kaloo's father was 45 when he was 15
b.Laloo's father now is 55
1 2 3 4 5
Passage-3
The candidates in a Meeting must ask themselves questions such as these:
Why are we gathered here? What do we are supposed to do? At the end of the meeting , what should we have attained? Truthful answers to these questions should go to clearly fix the aim of the meeting. The manner the aim is percieved by the group will to a large extent determine the effectiveness of the meeting. Next, identifying members who need to attend to achieve the defined purpose is equally crucial. Frequently people who have no role whatsoever are asked to join in a meeting to give the appearance of a full room. This could spell disaster since other participants who are determined to attain something as the meeting, may feel less sincerely tending to give out their best contribution. Besides, such unwanted invitees waste their time as well as others, demoralising the letter. Further, a clear and well as others, demoralising the letter. Further, a clear and well thought of agenda must be adopted so that the path to goal achievement would become visible sooner. Constructing a good agenda involves all the aspects of the issue under consideration in a thematic manner. If the differing stands of any groups are known in advance, the agenda must be drawn to accommodate these, so that everyone gets an opportunity to speak out his opinion. Roles need to be well-defined at the commencement of the meting. A facilitator must be designated specifically to guide the discussions, encourage participation, match and space differing view-points. The responsibilities of time management, generating creative options, also must be designated, according to the purpose of the meeting to facilitate the accomplishment of its goal.
152. The effectiveness of a Meeting depends on
the
number of people who attend it.
the
way the candidates perceive its purpose.
the
time at which it starts.
all of
the above.
153. Undesired invitees to a meeting will
dilute
the seriousness of the meeting.
waste
the time of other participants and their own.
demoralise more seriously inclined candidates.
all of
the above.
154. A well-set agenda helps
the
candidates to see the path to the goal clearly and quickly.
to
clarify the role of candidate
to
accommodate the differing stands of some groups.
[1]
and [3]
155. A facilitator at a Meeting guides discussions, and encourages participation with a view to
help
every member keep before him the goal of the meeting.
to
facilitate writing the minutes of the meeting.
to
help every member play his role effectively.
[1]
and [3] only.
Passage- 4
Lets try to be clear as to what religion isnt. Firstly, it isnt morality. It isnt being good or doing good. Many atheists have been exceptionally virtuous people, and many genuinely religious people have been exceptionally weaked. This does not mean that religion isnt concerned about our behaviour. Of course it is: in fact, it adds its own severer penalties to those which nature and society impose upon the offender. More serious still, bad behaviour- even ordinary, respectable self-seeking upsets a religious mans relationship with the Divine, and is apt to leave him weak and lonely and miserable. Nevertheless, religion isnt matter of how we act outwardly but rather of the inner attitude from which our behaviour springs. For instance, Ram and Sheela can do precisely the same thing in the same way (such as giving their lives to save a drowning man) yet the inside story is quite different. Sheela acts out of a sense of social duty or humanitarian compassion, whereas Ram may act from a motive which means nothing to Sheela from a love for God which is necessarily love for all Gods creatures, or even identification with them. Ram feels he is that drowning man.
156. A man who is religious but bad in behaviour
pretends
to do good at times in order to earn Gods forgiveness.
thinks
always of evil while talking of doing good.
upsets his relationship with his Maker.
preaches
good behaviour to others.
157. Which of the following statements is false?
Penalties
imposed by religion are more severe than those by nature or society.
When a
man feels week, lonely or miserable he has necessarily indulged in bad behaviour.
Religion does not mean being good or doing good.
Some
religious minded people are exceptionally wicked.
158. In the example of Ram and Sheela, the message that the writer conveys is that
noble
acts need not stem from social or humanitarian motives.
we act
selflessly, as from social or humanitarian motives, as from our inner attitude to love God
and his creatures.
love
of God and his creatures is nobler than the love of ones fellow-beings.
love
of ones fellow-beings is same as the love of God.
159. In the authors perspective, bad behaviour must include behaviour which is
rude
ordinary
unthinking
irresponsible
160. The writer says that a truly religious man is one who behaves
after
consulting his conscience.
according
to his inner attitude to doing good.
keeping in mind how others will view his
behaviour.
according
to his ideas of heaven and hell.
Passage- 5
The most formidable animal in the forests, that grew around the Mediterranean eight thousand years ago was the great reindeer. It stood six foot high at the shoulders and weighed about a ton. Apart from eye-witness account we know their dimensions from their fossilised bones and, more importantly, their appearance from the superb portraits of them painted by prehistoric man, particularly in the cave of Lascaux in Central France. It is possible that the act of painting played a part in the rituals designed to bring success in hunting and to ensure the continued fertility of the creatures on which people depended for food. Opposed to this is the view that at the time the paintings were made, the game was so abundant that magic was hardly required to find it. Whatever the differing views about the reindeers role in the ritual, it is clear that by 8000 BC at the eastern end of the Mediterranean Sea, the reindeer had dominated the minds of the men who held it great respect. In Catal Huyuk in Central turkey, one of the earliest big towns to have developed around 6400 years age, the excavator found in several shrines reindeers heads modelled in clay protruding from the walls. It is not certain that the people of Catal Huyuk offered the reindeer for sacrifice but their domestication led to the reduction of reindeers size, both in body and in horns. But it is Memphis, capital of ancient Egypt around 2000BC that the reindeer commanded the highest respect, taking its place among other important deities in all Egypt.
161. Catal Huyuk was a big town in Central turkey
3000
BC
6400
BC
10000
BC
9000
BC
162. The evidence of reindeer worship in Catal Huyuk can be seen in
terra cota pottery
clay
tablets.
reindeers heads in clay
stylised
ornaments of reindeer
163. The reindeer found its highest expression as a deified being in
Catal
Huyuk
Sumeria
ancient Egypt
Babylon
164. he lascaux painting of the reindeers portraits signify
prayers
for protection of animal from natures fury.
prayers
for rains
appeasement of gods.
rituals
for successful hunting.
165. All of the following are true, except
Memphis
was the capital of ancient Egypt.
domestication
of the reindeer by the people of Catal Huyuk affected its size.
in
the forests around the Mediterranean sea the reindeer was 6 foot high at the shoulders.
The
size of the prehistoric reindeer can gauged from stone inscriptions.
Directions for Qs 166 to 171
Passage 1
A, B, G and T are robots and P,Q, R, S ,T& U are machines. No robot can be assigned to more than 1 machine at the same time.
 If machine Q is running which other machines cannot run simultaneously?
P&S R T S&T
167 .What is the maximum no of machines that can run simultaneously?
2 3 4 5
168 .What is the maximum no of robots that will remain idle with a combination of 3 running machines?
0 1 2 3
Passage 2
Salman Khan has not decided on which of the 4 novels to buy. He is considering a thriller, mystery, romance and a fiction novel. The books are written by R,G,Bu,Ho and published by Hr,P,Bl and S and not necessarily in that order. The book by R is published by S The thriller is published by Hr The fiction novel is by Bu and is not published by Bl The romance is by Ho
169. P publishes
mystery fiction novel by R none of these
170.The novel by G is
A fiction novel A thriller published by Hr
published by Hr is a mystery published by P and is a romance
171 .Salman Khan purchases books by the 2 authors whose names come first and third in the alphabetical order. He does not buy
the mystery the book published by P
the fiction novel the romance novel
Directions for questions 172 to 185: Each question below contains six statements followed by four sets of combinations of three. Choose the set in which statements are logically related.
172. A. Suresh and Seema are married.
B. Suresh and Seema were paired at the game
C. Suresh knows Seema well.
D. Suresh loves Seema.
E. Only married couples are paired at the game.
F. None of those paired at the game are
married.
|
BFD |
BEA |
AEF |
ACD |
173 .A.Most bags are made of leather.
B. Bags are made of leather.
C. This item is not a bag.
D. This item is a bag.
E. This item is not made of leather.
F. This item is made of leather.
|
ADF |
BCE |
AEF |
BDF |
174. A. CAs are ambitious.
B. Ambition is a characteristic of all
CAs.
C. Atul is a CA.
D. Atul is not ambitious.
E. All ambitious people are CAs.
F. Atul is ambitious.
|
ACE |
CFE |
BCF |
ADE |
175. A. Some men are doctors.
B. Some men are not doctors.
C. All doctors are graduates.
D. Some women are not graduates.
E. Some men are not graduates.
F. Some graduates and women are not doctors.
|
DAE |
CBA |
DCB |
CEB |
176. A.Some women are aggressive.
B. Aggressive women are unpopular.
C. Anita is a woman.
D. Anita is aggressive.
E. Anita is unpopular.
F. All women are unpopular.
|
CDB |
EBF |
BDE |
ABF |
177. A All football players play good cricket.
B. Many basket ball players are not good
football players.
C. Naresh is a good football player.
D. Naresh plays good cricket.
E. Suresh plays cricket well.
F. Suresh plays football badly.
|
ECA |
EBF |
ABD |
ACD |
178. A All horses are friendly.
B. All horses are honest.
C. All horses are animals.
D. All horses need food.
E. All animals need food.
F. All animals need shelter.
|
CDE |
BCD |
CEF |
ABC |
179. A No CA is a good manager.
B. Some CAs are not unprofessional.
C. Some good managers are unprofessional.
D. No good manager is unprofessional.
E. Some good managers are CAs
F. All CAs are unprofessional
|
BCE |
ADF |
BDE |
ABE |
180. AAll Italians are hardworking.
B.Some Italians are not hardworking.
C.Italians are thrifty.
D. Rome is populated only by Italians.
E. Some Romans may not be hardworking.
F. Some Romans are not hardworking.
|
BDF |
BDE |
ADE |
DEF |
181.A. All Americans are truthful in speech.
B. No American can speak.
C. Some Americans are truthful in speech.
D. Peter is an American.
E. Peter claims to have lied.
F. Peter is unable to claim that he has lied.
|
DEA |
FDC |
BCA |
ADF |
In the following questions a statement is followed by 2 possible implications. Pick up one of the answer choices which is applicable to the question.
(A) Only I is an assumption
(B) Only II is an assumption
(C) Both I and II are assumptions
(D) Neither I or II is an assumption
182. Statement: Only the wearer knows where the shoe bites
Assumptions:
(I)A shoe bites only the bearer
(II)Only wearers have a sense of feeling
A B C D
183. Statement: Only professionals can be employed. Hence you cannot be employed
Assumptions:
(I)A professional is required
(II)you are not a professional
A B C D
184. Statement: The government has increased the price of diesel
Assumptions:
(I)The price of diesel was low
(II)People opposed this increase
A B C D
185. Statement: The best aid to happiness is friendship
Assumptions:
(I)There are many aids to happiness
(II)Man lives for happiness
A B C D
Explanation to CAT Exam Paper 2
1 [2] 2 [3] 3 [4] 4[1] 5[3] 6[3] 7[2] 8[2] 9[4] 10[1]
11[1] 12[1] 13[3] 14[3] 15. [1] 16[2] 17[3] 18[2] 19[1] 20[2]
21[1] 22[2] 23[4] 24[2] 25[3] 26[4] 27[2] 28[2] 29[3] 30[4]
31.[4] 32.[3] 33. [4] 34.[4] 35.[4] 36.[4] 37.[3] 38.[1] 39. [4] 40.[4]
41.[3] 42.[2] 43.[2] 44. [3] 45. [1] 46. [3] 47. [2] 48. [3] 49. [2] 50. [1]
51. [2] 52. [3] 53. [2] 54. [3] 55. [4] 56. [1] 57. [2] 58. [3] 59. [1] 60. [4]
61. S.I = 60,000 * 10 /100
= Rs. 6000
Rent received = 1500 * 12
= 18000
Therefore debt cleared in one year = 18000 - 6000
=12000
Therefore in 5 years.
62. 800 - 600 = 200
n = 6 months. = 1 /2 year
r = 100 I /Pn
= 100 * 15.50/ 200 * 1/2
= 1550 / 100
= 15.5%
63. A = P ( 1 + r/ 1002 ( 1 + r /100)
= 2400 ( 1+ 5 /1002 ( 1 + 2 1/2/100)
= Rs. 2712.15
Therefore C. I. = 2712.15 -150; 2400
= Rs. 312.15
64. Perimeter of square = 4a = 4 * 45
=180 m
Length of fence = 10 * 180
=1800m. with 10 lines of wire.
Therefore cost of wire = 1.50 * 1800
= Rs. 2700
65. External volume = l * b * h
= 10 * 6 * 4
= 240 cm3
Internal dimensions = ( 10 -2); ( 6- 2); ( 4- 2)
= 8 , 4 , 2 cm.
Internal volume = 8 * 4 * 2
= 64 cm3
Therefore volume of cube = 240 - 64
= 176 cm3
66. Let radii --> 2x and 3x
Let height --> 5y and 3y
V1 /V 2= ( 22 /7 ) ( 2x ) 2 ( 5 y ) / ( 22 /7 )
( 3x ) 2 ( 3y )
= 20 / 27
67. Diameter of a roller = 60 cm
r = 30 cm = 0.30 m
Height of roller = 1.00 m
Curved surface area = 2 ( 22 / 7 ) rh
= 2 * ( 22 / 7 ) * 0.30 * 1
= 1.32 / 7
= 0.88
Area covered by roller = 500 * 0.88
= 88 * 5
= 440 cm2
Therefore cost of levelling = 0.50 * 440
=5 * 44
= 220
68. Since a+b+c = 0
a+b = -c
(a+b2=(-c2)
a2+2ab+b2=c2
a2+b2-c2= -2ab
(a2+b2+c2) 2=(-2ab) 2
or
a4+b4+c4+2a2b2-2b2c2-2c
2a2=4a2b2
or
a4+b4+c4=2a2b2+2b2c2+2c2a2
or
=2(a2b2+b2c2+c2a2)
a4+b4+c4/a2b2+b2c2+c2a2
= 2
69. Let x be the total value of the property.
x = x/2+x/4+1/5x+10000
= (10+5+4)x/20+10000
= 19x/20+10000
= 20*10000
= 200000
70. m/n = 2/3
3m = 2n
now, 3m+5n/6m-n = 2n+5n/4n-n = 7n/3n = 7/3
71. a+b = 27
5a+11b = 195
solving simultaneously we have,
a = 17 b = 10
72. 40% of 5/6 = 40/100*5/6 = 1/3
73. 3 leaps of the dog = 4 leaps of the hare.
1 leap of the dog = 4/3 leaps of the hare.
4 leaps of the dog = 16/3 leaps of the hare.
Speed of the dog : Speed of the hare
16: 15
74. 9 days earlier mean that the work should be completed in (42-9) = 33
days.
No. of Men = 42*55/33 = 70
Hence the no. of extra men = 70-55
=15 men
75. Total cost of the electronic buzzer = Rs.215+Rs.25 = Rs.240
Selling Price = Rs.300
Profit% = 60/240*100 = 25%
76. 7500*20%=1500
No of valid votes=6000
45% of 6000=2700
Hence[1]
77. At the speed of 60 kmph, aunt will reach nashik in 4 hours.
The distance between mumbai and nashik is 240 kms.
If 120 km are to be covered in 3 hours then aunt should travel at the uniform
speed of
120/3 = 40kmph
78. If x and y are the ages of Nitya and Nitya's aunt,
x+y = 63
y-x = 4(x-4)
we have Nitya's age = 15 years
her aunt's age = 48 years
79. First watch ticks after 95/90 seconds.
second watch after 323/315 seconds.
LCM = 19*5*17/45 seconds.
No. of times they will tick in first 3600 seconds = 3600/(19*5*17)/45
Once they have ticked together in the begining , 50 in 1 hour they tick 100+1 =
101 times
80. If area = S, Sides = sqrt(S)
If side is doubled i.e. 2sqrt(S)
area = {2sqrt(S)}2
= 4S
81. Let a and b be the numbers where b is the bigger number.
b =3/2a
a-b = 2400(given)
3/2a2= 2400
a2= 1600
a = 40
82. 6 M = 8W, 2W = 3B, 4B = 5G
1 G = Rs. 50 a day.
Now, 1B = 5/4G 1 W = 3/2 * 5/4G
1 M= 8/6* 3/2* 5/4G = 5/2G
1 M = 5/2 * 50 = 125/-Rs.
83. The distance covered by the train in 30 seconds = 6000/3600* 30 metres
= 500 metres.
Length of the Bridge = 500 - 150
= 350m.
84. If we assume that the sum = Rs. 100
Then, 1st rate of interest = 100*100/100*5 = 20
2nd rate of interest = 200*100/100*12 = 16 2/3
76n1=5, x1= 42.2 n2 = 4, x2 = 35.5
x12 = n1x1+ n2x2 / n1+n2
= 5 * 42.2 + 4 * 35.5 /9
= 211.0 + 142.0 /9
= 353 /9
= 39 2/9
85.*6, /3
Hence[1]
86. Area of the four walls.
= 2(length + breadth ) * height
= 2 (30 + 20 ) *12 sq. meteres
= 1200 sq. metres
Total cost of painting = Rs. 1200*12/100
= Rs.300
87.Product of 3 sqrt (4), 6 sqrt (6), 2 sqrt (5) is
4 1/3 * 6 1/6 *5 1/2
=42/6 * 61/6 * 53/6=(42 *
6 * 53)1/6
=( 16 *6 *125)1/6
= 6 sqrt.12000
88. A takes 6 hours to complete a work.
He can complete 1/6th of the work in one hour.(taking complete work as 1.)
B takes 8 hours to complete it.
He can complete 1/8th of the work in one hour.
Together, A and B can complete,
1/6+1/8 = 14/48 = 7/24 of the work.
Hour Work
1 7/24
? 24/24
=24/7 = 3 3/7
Hence, [1]
89. In one hour, C can complete 1/12th of the work.
In two hours, he can complete 1/12*2 = 2/12th of the work.
A and B start work simultaneously,
together work completed by A and B,
1/6+1/8 = 14/48 work = 7/24 work.
In 2 hours they complete 7/24*2 = 7/12 work
Total work done by A,B,C = 7/12+2/12 = 9/12
Total work to be completed = 12/12 or 1
Remaining work = 3/12
Hour work done by A
1
1/6
?
3/12
3/12*6 = 1.5 hours
Hence[2]
90./4, *7
Hence[1]
91. In 1 hour C can empty 1/8th of tank
In 1 hour amount of water filled in the tank = A+B-C
= 1/6+1/10-1/8
68/480 = 17/120
Hour
Water filled in tank
1
17/120
?
120/120
= 120/17 = 7.05 hours
92. Let the present ages of Ram and Shyam be R and S resp.
3R-2S = 10 -- I
4S-5R = 10 -- II
15R-10S = 50
-15R+12S = 30
2S = 80
S = 40
R = 30
Hence,[1]
93. Let their present ages be A and B.
3A-B = 100 -- I
2A-B = 50 -- II
3A-B = 100
-2A-B = 50
A = 50
B = 50
Sum of their ages = A+B
=100
Hence[2]
94. Let their present ages be X and Y.
X+Y = 105 --I
1.5X-2Y = 0 --II
X = 60
Y = 45
Hence[4]
95.
M
D H L
old
10 20 5
20
new
x 5 10
100
10/x = 5/20*10/5*20/100
x = 100
96.a4+b4 = (a2+ab+b2)(a2-ab+b2)
=(a2+4a+8)(a2-4a+8)
=(a2+8)2-(4a)2
=a2+64
Hence[3]
97. x = 10*2 = 20 days
100 men would require 20 days from 46 days
46+20 = 66 days
But we want to complete the work in 56 days.
Hence[1]
98. Exam 1 = 30/50*100 = 60%
Exam 2 = 40/50*100 = 80%
Increase in percent =20%
percent in increase = 20/60*100 = 33 1/3%
99. a)30/100*60/100 = 18/100 = 18%
b)30% is 50% of 60%
c)60% is 200% of 30%
100. a)Old price of sugar = Rs.10/-
New price of sugar = Rs.12.5/-
Old consumption = (10*100) = 1000
New consumption = (12.5*x)= 1000
x = 1000/12.5 = Rs.80/-
Decrease in consumption = 20/100*100 = 20%
b) old price = Rs.10
New price=Rs.15
10*100 = 1000
15*x = 1000
x = 1000/15 = 66.66Rs.
Decrease in consumption = 33.33%
101. a)Let my cost price be 100
Selling price = 90
Profit for Mr. X = 10
Profit % = 10/90*100 = 11.11%
b) Let cost price be 100
Selling Price = 900
My loss = 10 = 10/100*100 = 10%
102. Let cost price be 100 of both horses.
horse1 = S.P. = 110
horse 2 = S.P.= 90
Total cost price = 100+100=200
total selling price= 110+90 = 200
Hence[3]
103. Horse 1- C.P
S.P.
x
100
?
120
S.P. = C.P.(100+profit%/100)
x = 83.33
Horse 2- C.P
S.P.
y
100
?
80
y = 125
Total cost price = cost price of Horse1+cost price of Horse2
= 125 + 83.33 = 208.33
Total S.P.= 100+100 = 200
loss = 8.33
% of loss = 4%
Hence[2]
104. 3 years - 2 times
6 years - 4 times
9 years - 6 times
12 years - 8 times
105. In 60 min - box is full.
In 59 min - box is half filled.
In 58 min - box is 1/4 filled.
hence[3]
2
106. A = 100(1+10/100)
= 100(110/100*110/100)
= 121
107 . Income = Rs.10/-
20%*50 = 10
capital gain = 55-45 = 10
gain = 10+10 = 20
% gain = 20/45*100 = 44.45%
108. Suppose goods cost him Rs.1/kg, then he sells goods costing Rs. 0.95 for
Rs.1/-
gain = 1-0.95 = 0.05
% gain = 0.05/0.95*100 = 500/95 = 5%
Hence[1]
109. Let r be the rate of interest.
600*2*r/100 + 150*4*r/100 = 90
1200r/100 + 600r/100 = 90
r = 5
Hence[2]
110. p = Rs.455, n = 4months = 1/3 year, rate = 5%
Amount of Rs.100 = (455*1/3*5)/100 = 107.58
455
?
107.58
100
= 423
q = Rs.450, n = 2months = 1/6 year, rate = 5%
Amount of Rs.100 = (450*1/6*5)/100 = 103.75
450
?
103.75
100
= 434
Sum to be repaid to p = 434-423 = Rs.11
Hence [3]
111. The total cost of the new
projects is 125+150+235=Rs510crores
Hence [2]
112. Hotel Centaur has the lowest cost per room
Hence [1]
113. The average number of rooms to
be completed in the 2 years
=(250+350+450)/2
=525
Hence[1]
For questions 114 to 116 refer to the table below
|
Students |
Rejected applications |
% of applications accepted |
No of applications made |
|
P |
150 |
95 |
3000 |
|
Q |
200 |
90 |
2000 |
|
R |
175 |
65 |
500 |
|
S |
300 |
50 |
600 |
|
T |
225 |
45 |
500 |
114.[2] 115.[1] 116.[1]
For questions 117 to 119 refer to the following table
|
Year |
Sales Volume |
Sales Value (Rs mn) |
|
1957 |
1500 |
35000 |
|
1958 |
3000 |
45000 |
|
1959 |
4000 |
40000 |
|
1960 |
6000 |
65000 |
117.[4] 118.[2] 119.[4]
For questions 120 to 121 refer to the following table
|
Commodity |
% |
|
Tea |
45% |
|
Coffee |
20% |
|
Rubber |
15% |
|
Sugar |
15% |
|
Others |
5% |
|
Commodity |
% |
|
Tea |
38% |
|
Coffee |
37% |
|
Rubber |
12% |
|
Sugar |
10% |
|
Others |
3% |
120.[4] 121.[1]
122. From statement I à Amount of
debt and the amount he will pay off is known.
Hence [1]
123.From statement I à only no. of
hours is known.
From statement IIà We can find out no. of letters
Hence [2]
124.Let length of bridge be x.
1/3x + 820 + 1/4x = x
We can find out the length.
Hence [3]
125.Solving the two statements, we
get multiple solutions. Hence we cannot derive the answer.
Hence [5]
126.From statement I à x+y+p/3 = 10
From statement II à x+y = 0
Hence value of p can be found.
Hence [3]
127. Both the statements are required to find the cost. Hence [3]
128.From statement Ià If the
numbers a,a+1,a+2, then the sum of the 1st two numbers is definitely
greater than the third.
Hence [1]
129.From statement II à we can find capacity of tank B which is 36 liters combined we can find the answer. Hence [3]
130.From statement I à we get the
volume of spirit
From statement II à we get the rate of evaporation.
Hence [3]
131. The condition for congruency of two triangles is that the 2 triangles should be equilateral with the same base. In this case, it can be obtained from both the statement. Hence[3]
132.It cannot be answered with both the statements.Hence[5]
133.From statement 1-- x +y =1 sqrt
xy = 1
statement 1 alone is sufficient
Hence[1]
134.from statement 1-- x + y = 5
y= 5 - x
from statement 2-- x2 -150; y2 = 15
x2 -150; (5 -150; x )2 = 15
Hence[3]
135.From statement 2
a2 / b2 = 7 /4
a / b = sqrt (7) /2
a b
Hence[2]
136.5From statement 1-- b is worse
than C
From statement 2 -- c is better than A
but amongst A B which is better is not known
Hence[5]
137. From statement 2 -- Williamson is leaner from Jimmy.Hence[2]
138. From statement 1 -- Mr.
Bulchandani was a member of council A
From statement 2 -- Mr. Bulchandani was a member of council B. .Hence[3]
139. P has not written the book as he is a member of the university library.Q has written it..Hence[3]
140. From both the statements we cannot derive if ABCD is a rectangle..Hence[5]
141.We cannot say whether R is negative from either of the statements.Hence[5]
142. From statement 1-- Nath is the
Raja's son.
From statement 2 -- Deenanath is Raja's grandson.
Hence[3]
143. From statement 1 2 we derive that A is C's son. Hence[3]
144. Both are irrelevant to the question. Hence[5]
145. Both are not sufficient.Hence[5]
146. Since the orthocentre of the D is the centroid, it is an equilateral triangle.Hence[1]
147. Both are not sufficient.Hence[5]
148. Both are not sufficient.Hence[5]
149. As there will be multiple answers to A and B, its difficult to find the value of AB.Hence[5]
150. Both are not sufficient.Hence[5]
151. From statement (1) and (2) we get Laloo's current age which is 25.Hence[3]
152. The ultimate effectiveness of the Meeting lies in the manner in which each participant perceives the goals and aims for which it has been convened. Hence, the answer is [2].
153. Unwanted invitees to the meeting will waste their own as well as others’ time and will demoralise the serious candidates who really wish to make a contribution. Hence, the answer is [4].
154. According to the author, a well-set agenda helps make visible the path that leads to the achievement of the goal and allows space for differing goals of the group in advance. It does not clarify the goals of each and every member. Hence, the answer is [4].
155. According to the author, a facilitator has to guide the discussions on the right track, to allow for different view-points to emerge and space them thematically. Hence, the answer is [4].
Passage- 4
156. A man may be religious, but if he misbehaves he upsets his relationship with his Maker. Hence,[3]
157. Sentence 4 states that when man indulges in bad behavior he upsets his relationship with his Maker and feels weak, lonely. This does not imply that whenever he feels so he has indulged in bad behavior. His negative feelings may have been caused by some other reasons. Hence, [2]
158. Acts if selflessness may be prompted by either social duty or humanitarian compassion or from a love of God which is necessarily love of god’s creatures, as proved respectively in Sheela and Ram’s example. Hence, [2]
159. In the author’s opinion bad behavior must also include ordinary, respectable, and self-seeking behavior. Hence, [2]
160. According to the author, religion is not merely how we act outwardly but is is also concerned with that inner attitude from which our behavior springs. Hence, [2]
Passage- 5
161. See sentence 6 of the passage. Hence, [2]
162. See sentence 7 of the passage. Hence, [3]
163. See the last sentence of the passage. Hence, [3]
164.The Lascaux painting of the reindeer signifies the rituals of success in hunting and ensuring the fertility of the creatures on which people depended for food. Hence, [4]
165. The size of the prehistoric reindeer cannot be guaged from stone inscriptions as stated in option 4 but from their fossilised bones. Hence, [4]
166. If Q is running A is occupied. Hence only T cannot run [3]
167.The maximum no of machines that can be run simultaneously are3 because the possible combination is only when machines S,U +P/Q/R or T are working. [2]
168.When machines Q, S, U are working 3 robots are required. Hence 1 will remain idle. [2]
The following table explains the questions 169 to 171
|
Novels |
Author |
Published |
|
Mystery |
R |
S |
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Thriller |
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KRATOS Multiphysics (Kratos) is a framework for building parallel, multi-disciplinary simulation software, aiming at modularity, extensibility, and high performance. Kratos is written in C++, and counts with an extensive Python interface.
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Analytical solution for a solitary wave with the modified Boussinesq equations. More...
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Analytical solution for a solitary wave with the modified Boussinesq equations.
G. Wei and J. T. Kirby, Time-dependent numerical Code for extended Boussinesq equations. Journal of Waterway, Port, Coastal and Ocean Engineering, September 1995 O. Nwogu, Alternative form of Boussinesq for nearshore wave propagation. Journal of Waterway, Port, Coastal and Ocean Engineering, 1993
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THE FRIGHTENERS [Spoilers] A film review by Chuck Dowling Copyright 1996 Chuck Dowling
(1996) ** - C:Michael J. Fox, Trini Alvarado, Jeffrey Combs, Jake Busey, Dee Wallace Stone, R. Lee Ermey.
"The Frighteners" tries to be too many things all at once. It's part comedy, part horror, part thriller, and sadly, only partially entertaining.
The film stars Michael J. Fox, a con-man who enlists the aid of two spirits to haunt people's houses. Then he shows up to "exterminate" them and collects from the homeowners. Sounds good so far. The town that he lives in however, has had a recent history of people dying mysteriously. Mainly, their hearts have been crushed with no signs of outside force used. Sounds good too. Then, Fox is able to see one of the murders take place. It's committed by a grim-reaper type spirit that just reaches into people and rips the life out of them. Also very interesting. So what's the problem?
Well, the main problem with "The Frighteners" is that there's no depth into anything. The paragraph above gives as much information as the movie gives, which is hardly any. Fox is working with two spirits, a stereotypical black man and a wimpy white guy, to help him scam money. How does he know these spirits? How did he meet them? How did they decide to do this? What exactly do they do during these cons? No details available. At one point, the spirits are haunting a rich woman, making her small children fly around the room. When Fox shows up to exterminate them, she waves a newspaper in his face which states that he is a local con man who bothers people at funerals. So she throws him out. Now, did the newspaper state that he works with two spirits to con people? No, of course not. If it had, ever newspaper in the world would be hounding him. All it said was that he bothers people at funerals. So she just dismisses the fact that her children were FLYING AROUND THE ROOM. Yeah, ok. Anyway, this interesting plot line is dismissed 15 minutes into the film.
So now we're onto the mystery of what is killing all the people in town. Well, early on in the film we are treated to footage from a documentary about a vicious killing spree at a hospital in town. The murders were committed by an orderly there (Jake Busey, who looks and sounds so much like his father Gary that it's frightening) who wanted to kill more people than one of his mass murderer idols. We are then told that the orderly was executed for his crimes. Now, why are we watching this? Well, one of the Laws Of Movies is that you will hardly ever be given information in a film that doesn't have anything to do with the story (unless you're watching Michael Mann's Heat). So obviously it's this guy's spirit who's doing all the killing. But the film treats the discovery of this like some sort of revalation, like we're supposed to be so surprised by it. I can't stand watching a story where we the audience know everything that's happening but have to watch the characters on screen figure it out for themselves. That's why I can't stand TV's "Columbo".
The biggest problem I have with the film is that nothing about the spirits or the spirit world is given any detail. For example, the two spirit friends of Fox have to ride in his car to get from place to place, yet other spirits, like the demon, just fly around. These spirits walk without any problems, but pass through walls and fall in holes and other things. Then why does the ground support them? R. Lee Ermey (the drill sergeant from "Full Metal Jacket") has a great bit part here as a drill sergeant spirit who's in charge of the graveyard and keeps the other spirits in line. He can, at will, change outfits and suddenly produce big machine guns from thin air. So why can't the other spirits do this as well? The black spirit complains early on that he wants a new outfit. Well, Ermey can change his clothes with ease, so why can't the black guy? Later, Fox's two spirit buddies are fighting the demon, basically just by holding on to it. Yet, when Ermey fights with the demon, he magically produces heavy artillery to fight the beast. Again, why can't the other spirits do this? What are these levels of the spirit world where you can do different things? It's bad writing, that's what it is.
Late in the picture, Fox's character realizes (how he realizes this I have no idea) that the only way he can fight this demon is by fighting it in the spirit world, so he basically kills himself to go fight it. Then, 20 minutes later he's brought back to life and after resting for about three minutes, he proceeds at full strength, alive, to go and fight the demon again. So what was the point of killing himself in the first place??? Ten minutes after coming back from the dead he gets shot several times, falls 5 or 6 stories through many floorboards, dies again, but is still ok by the end of the final scene, which can't take place more that two days after the ordeal. The police, who were not witnesses to the film's outcome, seem completely ok with the explanation that Fox must give them, about demons and ghosts killing everyone. Also, the romance that develops between Fox and Alvarado is so phony that it's annoying. These people fall in love in a matter of minutes, which also happens to be a matter of minutes after Alvarado's husband dies.
There are a few bright spots in the film. Jeffrey Combs plays a truly whacked-out FBI agent who's in charge of investigating "weird cases". Combs ("Re-Animator" and "From Beyond") always plays this type of character flawlessly, and he's very entertaining here. The special effects are also excellent, but just as with another Robert Zemeckis production Death Becomes Her, the special effects are all there is. "The Frighteners" is a major disappointment.
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We optimize users!
- scale vertical e-business
- innovate turn-key content
- evolve synergistic content
- implement back-end web services
- mesh B2C channels
- innovate global web services
- engage virtual solutions
- morph extensible technologies
- benchmark killer models


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The process to follow is pretty simple and follows this simple flowchart:
Determine awake vs. screen on ratio
The awake vs. screen on ratio tells you how much time your phone has spent with the display being off but not being in the optimal deep-sleep mode. During this time the reason why your phone is not going to deep-sleep or is being woken up from deep-sleep is caused by background processes (services, apps reacting on different events). These use partial wakelocks to prevent your phone from reaching its optimal state of deep-sleep. The good news is we can change this to some extent and by doing so improve the battery life dramatically.
Check wakelocks
Go to the "Partial wakelocks" statistic and check the list. The wakelocks are sorted by time in descending order. In the first step we want to check for high times (minutes or more), once there are no hot spots left we want to look at the high counts.
Deinstall or freeze
Once a cause for wakelocks has been spotted you have to ask yourself if you even use that app. If not disable/deinstall/freeze it. Go back to the start and take another reading to see the effect of the action.
Check / change settings
Sometimes we really want the app / functionality causing the wakelocks and the good news is there is still hope. Many apps have settings that condition their behaviour so these should be checked:
- frequency: having twitter check for new messages every 2 minutes is not something compatible with a long battery life. Once you know the cost of a functionality it may be easier to decide to use it on demand instead of let it running as a background scheduled task
- quantity: check for optional services like e.g. cloud backup, full sync etc. and ask yourself if you really need all that stuff
Enjoy your successes
One basic rule in performance optimization is to check the results for each action taken and this applies here too:
- don't make too many changes at once: once hot spots have been removed you may have a completely different picture. This is why processing more than two findings at once may be a loss of time
- don't change the reference while optimizing: switching kernel, ROM or modem during a round of optimization may lead you to wrong conclusions and may also be demotivating
- consider factory from outside, in case of doubt run another round of readings: our phones are no closed systems and conditions like network coverage may influence readings. In case of doubt repeating the readings under other conditions to confirm is the best way to make sure you are investing your time into solving the right problem
- don't obsess: you want to enjoy your phone too so don't obsess by hunting down the last second of wakelock. Enjoy your results and come back to check the stats from time to time of if you feel battery life is getting worse


Game Programming Mini Contest Site
Basic Idea
- GAE, so sign in with your google account
- You can create challenges, which correspond to contest themes.
Challenges require moderator approval before they are made visible to the
public.
- You can "accept" challenges for a given time-frame. You must specify
a github repository, and a start time.
- When your time on a challenge is up, the site automatically forks your
github repository for posterity, and checks the presence of a LICENSE file
and that it's the MIT license.
- Your binary and repository URL are presented to the community for voting.
The community can vote a) that you're within the spirit of the challenge
and give you a score out of ten, or b) that you're not within the spirit
of the challenge.
- When voting is up, you get as many points as were voted, unless sufficient
people voted you outside the spirit.
- You can cash in your points for rewards, such as software licenses donated
by sponsors. We'll suggest a value of points to the sponsors, eg.
one point = $2USD (or perhaps one point = $1USD and increase the points
for challenge).
- I think restricting how many times you can vote without participating in
challenges is probably the best way to reduce spam votes. Perhaps make it
so you automatically get 5 votes for contributing an approved challenge
idea and 10 votes for contributing a within-the-spirit contest entry?
Other Thoughts
- I'd like to allow google code hosting as well as github, or even instead,
but I think it requires moderator approval for projects and not sure it makes
it easy for us to fork repositories for posterity.
- Each entry would be presented for eternity on the page of the challenge it
fulfills.
- Challenges and entries would be taggable and searchable.
- There's a problem of how to host binaries.
- Need an interface for sponsors to put up prizes, allow participants to claim
said prizes, deduct points when the sponsor claims to have shipped the
prizes, allow users to complain about negligent sponsors, etc.
- Allow mac, linux, iphone entries? or?
- Front page would be a description of the site with ways to get to the various
sections, and a real-time-updating timeline of what's happening on the site
(new challenges, entries, etc.)
- I'd like to put in the concept of a "rush" or something, where multiple
participants agree to attempt the same challenge on the same timeframe, and
to encourage participation in such. Perhaps more points on reward.


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Ruth Bader Ginsburg hospitalized for chills and fever
by The Associated Press, StaffWASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court says Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been hospitalized after experiencing chills and fever.
In a statement Saturday, the court's public information office says Ginsburg was admitted Friday night to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore.
The court says Ginsburg was initially evaluated at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington before being transferred to Johns Hopkins for further evaluation and treatment of any possible infection.
The court says that with intravenous antibiotics and fluids, her symptoms have abated and she expects to be released from the hospital as early as Sunday morning.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
A fabulous seafood platter with deep-fried soft shell crab, grilled razor clams and clams cooked white wine.
For the clams with garlic and chilli, clean the clams in cold water. Discard any open shells that do not close when given a sharp tap. Heat the oil in a large sauté pan with a lid. Cook the garlic and chilli until just starting to colour, then add the clams and wine. Cook with the lid on for a few minutes until the clams have opened. Add the pak choi, season and reserve. Discard any clams that have not opened.
Heat the grill to high. Grill the chorizo strips alongside the razor clams for 2 minutes, until the shells have opened.
For the soft shell crab, fill a deep-fat fryer or a large, deep, heavy-bottomed pan two-thirds full with the oil. Heat to 180C (a cube of bread should turn brown in one minute when dropped in.) CAUTION: Hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.
Mix the flour with the salt and chilli flakes. Gradually add the sparkling water until you have a batter. Dip the crab pieces in the batter to coat them. Deep-fry for a few minutes until golden. Set aside to drain on kitchen paper.
Coat the aubergine in batter and deep-fry until golden. Add the basil leaves to the oil and fry until crisp. Drain on kitchen paper.
To serve, tip the small clams, pak choi and juice into a large oval serving dish, cut the grilled chorizo into chunks on an angle and scatter about. Add the razor clams and finally the pieces of soft shell crab and aubergine and garnish with the basil.


Roy Keane: Liverpool are winning ugly, which is a sign of champions
Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane says that one crucial sign of becoming champions of the English Premier League is the ability to win games ugly.
And Liverpool are displaying just that when they overcame a stubborn Crystal Palace side 2-1 on Saturday at Selhurst Park.
The leaders were indebted to an 85th-minute Roberto Firmino goal after Wilfried Zaha had cancelled out Sadio Mane's second-half opener.
"It was a tricky game for Liverpool," Keane told Sky Sports.
"Going down to Palace, after the international break... it was a great win for Liverpool.
"It's the sign of champions, winning ugly and that's a great sign. People think there are big speeches every week or words of wisdom from everyone at the training ground. It's not.
"It's keep your head down and try to keep winning football matches and what you are in control of. Of course, (Manchester) City would have been upset with Liverpool winning late on."
Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp also praised his side's unerring ability to dig out results when not at their best.
"Getting a result at Crystal Palace, I don't take it for granted," said Klopp after their win maintained their eight-point lead over Leicester City at the top of the EPL.
"I have no problem that we were not brilliant today. You just have to make sure you are ready to fight for the result and we were that from the first minute."
Added defender Virgil van Dijk: "Very important and massive win. Everyone knows how tough it is to come here against a well-organised side...
"If you're prepared to suffer setbacks because in the games that will happen, it's about how you react and we've been doing it really well."
Klopp also said that forward Mohamed Salah, who was on the bench against Palace after recovering from an ankle injury, will be back for the Reds' Champions League clash with Napoli on Thursday morning (Singapore time).
"Mo couldn't train for nine days, was with Egypt and went home," said Klopp.
"He trained 60-70 per cent and on Thursday and Friday was the first time 100 per cent.
"We didn't start him... But Wednesday he will be back."


An affix is a modifier applied to a mythic keystone at set levels. Different combinations occur every week, with the combinations repeating on a set schedule.
Fortified
Non-bosses have more health and deal 30% more damage.
 Most of the time spent in the dungeon will be fighting beefy trash.
Tyrannical
Bosses have 30% more health and deal 15% more damage.
Note: Boss abilities are no longer trivial. Boss mechanics need to be respected (don't stand in stuff!). Some fights become endurance tests because they last so long.
Bolstering
Non-boss enemies buff nearby allies on death, increasing maximum health by 15% and damage by 20%. This effect stacks.
Note: it's important to kill all the trash in a pull as closely together as possible with this affix as enemies effectively heal as they gain max health. Enemies spawned by another enemy or boss ability do not trigger bolster. Bolstering falls off after 20 seconds.
Bursting
Non-boss enemies explode on death, causing all players to suffer flat damage that scales with keystone level. This effect stacks.
Note: This effect stacks, so it is safest to let the stacks drop before killing multiple enemies. Typically only elite enemies trigger bursting. Now dispellable!
Raging
Non-boss enemies at 30% health, dealing 75% increased damage until killed.
Note: enemies with high damage targeted abilities or high damage AoE abilities become deadly with this affix. Be sure to focus fire enemies down so there aren't multiple enraged enemies at once. Soothe effects remove the enrage!
Sanguine
Non-boss enemies will leave a pool of blood on the ground on death. This pool heals enemies and damages players for a percentage of their maximum health.
Note: The pool's radius is 8 yds. Pools last 20 seconds.
Spiteful
Spirits rise from the corpses of non-boss enemies and chase down random players, dealing HEAVY melee damage.
Note: Whenever an enemy dies, it spawns a Spiteful Shade that will fixate on a random player. Their health and damage scales with keystone level. They lose 8% of their HP every second and can be crowd controlled.
Explosive
Enemies have a chance to summon an Explosive Orb nearby that will explode after six seconds, inflicting damage 40% of the player’s maximum health as damage.
Note: The explosive orb will spawn and begin casting a six second cast. If the cast goes off, the entire party will take 40% of their max hp in damage. They are AOE immune so you can't cleave them down! They can also spawn during boss fights. Can be line of sighted!
Grievous
While below 90% health, players are afflicted with Grievous Wound.
Note: Players bleed until they are healed above 90%. Does flat damage that scales with keystone level. Direct heals remove one stack of Grievous Wound.
Quaking
Players will periodically Quake, interrupting spell casts of the player. Nearby allies take 40% of their maximum health as damage
Note: spread out when you get a circle on you. If a player is casting when Quaking expires, they will be locked out of whatever school they were casting for 4 seconds!
Storming
Tornadoes spawn around enemy creatures while in combat.
Note: Grey swirlies appear on the floor indicating where a tornado will spawn. If a player is hit by the tornado, they take damage and are knocked back. The tornado disappears a player comes in contact with it.
Volcanic
Enemies cause eruptions of flame near distant players. Additional volcanoes may appear near existing volcanoes.
Note: Keep an eye out for the volcano animation under your feet or near you. Sometimes you may not have to move! Knocks you high in to the air in addition to doing damage scaled to the keystone level.
Thundering (Season 1)
Enemies have 5% more health. While in combat, players are periodically overcharged with primal power from Raszageth's unending storm. This power comes with great risk, and failure to discharge it quickly can have stunning consequences.
More notes on this to come when the final affix is live. All players get buffs, either Mark of Wind and Mark of Lightning. While the buff is active, those players get a 30% damage and healing increase for 15 seconds. If the two marked players touch, the buffs are dispelled. If the buff is not dispelled by the end of its duration the buff becomes Primal Overload, stunning each player for 5 seconds and inflicting nature damage. If there is no one to match with in 100 yards, the buff fizzles out and does not stun.
The following table shows the expected affix schedule for the entirety of the current season.
| Baseline | 2 (+4) | 3 (+7) | Seasonal (+10) |
| Fortified | Raging | Quaking | Thundering |
| Tyrannical | Bursting | Grievous | Thundering |
| Fortified | Sanguine | Volcanic | Thundering |
| Tyrannical | Raging | Storming | Thundering |
| Fortified | Spiteful | Grievous | Thundering |
| Tyrannical | Sanguine | Explosive | Thundering |
| Fortified | Bolstering | Storming | Thundering |
| Tyrannical | Spiteful | Quaking | Thundering |
| Fortified | Bursting | Explosive | Thundering |
| Tyrannical | Bolstering | Volcanic | Thundering |


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flags for configuring properties of the scene More...
#include <PxSceneDesc.h>
Public Types | |
| enum | Enum { eENABLE_ACTIVE_ACTORS = (1<<0), eENABLE_CCD = (1<<1), eDISABLE_CCD_RESWEEP = (1<<2), eADAPTIVE_FORCE = (1<<3), eENABLE_PCM = (1 << 6), eDISABLE_CONTACT_REPORT_BUFFER_RESIZE = (1 << 7), eDISABLE_CONTACT_CACHE = (1 << 8), eREQUIRE_RW_LOCK = (1 << 9), eENABLE_STABILIZATION = (1 << 10), eENABLE_AVERAGE_POINT = (1 << 11), eEXCLUDE_KINEMATICS_FROM_ACTIVE_ACTORS = (1 << 12), eENABLE_GPU_DYNAMICS = (1 << 13), eENABLE_ENHANCED_DETERMINISM = (1<<14), eENABLE_FRICTION_EVERY_ITERATION = (1 << 15), eMUTABLE_FLAGS = eENABLE_ACTIVE_ACTORS|eEXCLUDE_KINEMATICS_FROM_ACTIVE_ACTORS } |
flags for configuring properties of the scene
| enum PxSceneFlag::Enum |
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| eENABLE_ACTIVE_ACTORS | Enable Active Actors Notification. This flag enables the Active Actor Notification feature for a scene. This feature defaults to disabled. When disabled, the function PxScene::getActiveActors() will always return a NULL list.
Default: False |
| eENABLE_CCD | Enables a second broad phase check after integration that makes it possible to prevent objects from tunneling through eachother. PxPairFlag::eDETECT_CCD_CONTACT requires this flag to be specified.
Default: False |
| eDISABLE_CCD_RESWEEP | Enables a simplified swept integration strategy, which sacrifices some accuracy for improved performance. This simplified swept integration approach makes certain assumptions about the motion of objects that are not made when using a full swept integration. These assumptions usually hold but there are cases where they could result in incorrect behavior between a set of fast-moving rigid bodies. A key issue is that fast-moving dynamic objects may tunnel through each-other after a rebound. This will not happen if this mode is disabled. However, this approach will be potentially faster than a full swept integration because it will perform significantly fewer sweeps in non-trivial scenes involving many fast-moving objects. This approach should successfully resist objects passing through the static environment. PxPairFlag::eDETECT_CCD_CONTACT requires this flag to be specified.
Default: False |
| eADAPTIVE_FORCE | Enable adaptive forces to accelerate convergence of the solver.
Default: false |
| eENABLE_PCM | Enable GJK-based distance collision detection system.
Default: true |
| eDISABLE_CONTACT_REPORT_BUFFER_RESIZE | Disable contact report buffer resize. Once the contact buffer is full, the rest of the contact reports will not be buffered and sent.
Default: false |
| eDISABLE_CONTACT_CACHE | Disable contact cache. Contact caches are used internally to provide faster contact generation. You can disable all contact caches if memory usage for this feature becomes too high.
Default: false |
| eREQUIRE_RW_LOCK | Require scene-level locking. When set to true this requires that threads accessing the PxScene use the multi-threaded lock methods.
Default: false |
| eENABLE_STABILIZATION | Enables additional stabilization pass in solver. When set to true, this enables additional stabilization processing to improve that stability of complex interactions between large numbers of bodies. Note that this flag is not mutable and must be set in PxSceneDesc at scene creation. Also, this is an experimental feature which does result in some loss of momentum. |
| eENABLE_AVERAGE_POINT | Enables average points in contact manifolds. When set to true, this enables additional contacts to be generated per manifold to represent the average point in a manifold. This can stabilize stacking when only a small number of solver iterations is used. Note that this flag is not mutable and must be set in PxSceneDesc at scene creation. |
| eEXCLUDE_KINEMATICS_FROM_ACTIVE_ACTORS | Do not report kinematics in list of active actors. Since the target pose for kinematics is set by the user, an application can track the activity state directly and use this flag to avoid that kinematics get added to the list of active actors.
Default: false |
| eENABLE_GPU_DYNAMICS | |
| eENABLE_ENHANCED_DETERMINISM | Provides improved determinism at the expense of performance. By default, PhysX provides limited determinism guarantees. Specifically, PhysX guarantees that the exact scene (same actors created in the same order) and simulated using the same time-stepping scheme should provide the exact same behaviour. However, if additional actors are added to the simulation, this can affect the behaviour of the existing actors in the simulation, even if the set of new actors do not interact with the existing actors. This flag provides an additional level of determinism that guarantees that the simulation will not change if additional actors are added to the simulation, provided those actors do not interfere with the existing actors in the scene. Determinism is only guaranteed if the actors are inserted in a consistent order each run in a newly-created scene and simulated using a consistent time-stepping scheme. Note that this flag is not mutable and must be set at scene creation. Note that enabling this flag can have a negative impact on performance. Note that this feature is not currently supported on GPU. Default false |
| eENABLE_FRICTION_EVERY_ITERATION | Controls processing friction in all solver iterations. By default, PhysX processes friction only in the final 3 position iterations, and all velocity iterations. This flag enables friction processing in all position and velocity iterations. The default behaviour provides a good trade-off between performance and stability and is aimed primarily at game development. When simulating more complex frictional behaviour, such as grasping of complex geometries with a robotic manipulator, better results can be achieved by enabling friction in all solver iterations.
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| eMUTABLE_FLAGS |