Evaluating An Interface(Reasoning Aptitude ) Questions and answers for exam Preparation

Reasoning Aptitude

EVALUATING AN INTERFACE MCQs

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Question 31. Read the passage and answer the following questions:In a recently published report on the condition of health of women in India, it is reported that while sanitation in urban houses has improved by 70%, in rural areas it is still sanitary habits contribute greatly towards malnutrition which has retarded the growth of 50 million children in our country. 70% of the health related problems faced by the children of primary schools are due to insufficient sanitation. Polluted air and insanitary habits result in disease through which approximately 4 lakh children die every year.India's poverty is society responsible for the spreading of disease.

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Answer: Option E. -> If the inference is definitely false

There may be other reasons as illiteracy, wrong planning, large population .. and many more for the spreading of disease. One of them - lack of sanitation - is clearly mentioned in the passage. Hence, because of the term 'society', we can catagorise it as Definitely False.

Question 32. If we adopt sanitary habits in small children families, we can save a lot of children.

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Answer: Option A. -> If the inference is definitely true

From the last sentence, it can be inferred.

Question 33. The condition of health of urban women in India is better than urban women of other developing countries.

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Answer: Option C. -> If the data are inadequate

Data inadequate.

Question 34. Many students who do not go the school are better off regarding health than those who go to school.

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Answer: Option C. -> If the data are inadequate

In the passage children of primary schools means their age is around 'x to y' we don't know whether the problem has anything to do with school, as far as the given information goes.

Question 35. In India child malnutrition is prevalent both in urban as well as in rural areas.

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Answer: Option B. -> If the inference is probably true

No direct information is given. But since lack of sanitation is said to "contribute greatly towards malnutrition" and lack of sanitation is prevent in both the areas, the inference is Probably True.

Question 36. Read the passage and answer the following questions:Construction industry in India has always enjoyed a special position. We have proved that India is in tune with the times and has not left any stone untouched to compete against the best in international market. Yet, it is the time when other powers are paying attention to developing this sector internationally status. Foundation of an economy lies on its infrastructure. Construction industry has to play a vital role in power, port, road, house construction, railways and industry. Labour intensive Indian construction industry has to pass through acute changes although it is a bit late. It has to face challenges like advanced designing, odd decision and a growth of demand of work in time, greater mechanisation and intensive construction prevalent in developed countries. The emphasis is laid on modern techniques adopted in construction and high quality in less time.Indian companies can put their gain to maximum by adopting modern equipment and by reducing the time of project.