Hibernate Sample Code (Quering the database)

SessionFactory sessionFactory = new Configuration().configure().buildSessionFactory();
Session session = sessionFactory.openSession();
ArrayList arrayList = null;

String SQL_STRING = "FROM AppLabsUser as users";
Query query = session.createQuery(SQL_STRING);
ArrayList list = (ArrayList)query.list();

for(int i=0; i
System.out.println(list.get(i));
}

session.close();

SYNONYMS (Verbal)

1. Abhorrent, abominable, detestable, execrable, loathsome, obnoxious, repellent, repugnant, odious, heinous, disgusting
2. Abandon, renounce, maroon, leave in the lurch, forfeit, disown, waive, ditch, abdicate, jilt, forsake, abjure, disown, repudiate
3. Abnormal, aberrant, anomalous, bizarre, eccentric, freak, idiosyncratic, queer, wayward
4. Scurrilous, calumnious, libelous, opprobrious
5. Libel, calumny, defamation, denigration, misrepresentation, obloquy, slander, aspersion, vilification, malign, traduce, smear, besmirch, tarnish, imputation, vituperation, defile
6. Abundant, bountiful, copious, luxuriant, rampant
7. Abuse, assault, execration, invective, vituperation, affront, berate, castigate, inveigh, odium
8. Acclaim, applaud, extol, commend, kudos, laud, eulogize, ovation, esteem, plaudits, acquiescence, endorsement, mandate, ratification
9. Accusations, impeachment, allegation, summons, indictment
10. Acquit, absolve, exonerate, vindicate
11. Bounty, largesse, munificence, philanthropy
12. Commendable, absolve, exemplary, laudable, meritorious, honorable
13. Contemptible, despicable, detestable, disgraceful, loathsome, odious, ignominious, dishonorable, discreditable
14. Condemnable, reprehensible, deplorable
15. Censure, condemnation, culpability, reprimand, recrimination, reproach, denounce
16. Aggressive, antagonistic, bellicose, belligerent, pugnacious, warlike, fractious, quarrelsome, contentious, litigious, militant
17. Irascible, petulant, peevish, dyspeptic, cantankerous, irritable, bilious
18. Agreement, accord, conformity, consensus, harmony, unanimity, compact, treaty, covenant, truce, pact
19. Approbate, comply, accent, concur, approve, acquiesce, concede, accord
20. Alleviate, abate, allay, ameliorate, assuage, mitigate, slake, subdue, temper, relieve, mollify, appease, conciliate, placate, gruntle
21. Alliance, affiliation, coalition, concordat, compact, confederation, consortium
22. Allure, attract, beguile, decoy, entice, lure, magnetize
23. Mitigate, palliate, extenuate
24. Coax, wheedle, inveigle, cajole
25. Amiable, affable, amicable, genial
26. Amorous, carnal, enamored, erotic, lustful, lecherous, licentious, salacious, lascivious, libidinous, lewd, prurient, lubricious, bawdy, erotic
27. Ancient, antediluvian, antiquated, archaic, outmoded, passé, primordial
28. Animosity, acerbity, acrimony, animus, antagonism, antipathy, asperity, malevolence, rancor, vindictiveness, enmity, malice
29. Anonymous, incognito, pseudonym
30. Phlegmatic, sluggish, languid, indolent, listless, lackadaisical
31. Apathy, lassitude, lethargy, debility, languor
32. Apex, acme, apogee, zenith, crest, culmination, summit, pinnacle
33. Apologetic, contrite, penitent, remorseful, rueful
34. Apprentice, novice, tyro, greenhorn
35. Appropriate, apposite, apropos, apt, befitting, felicitous, opportune, pertinent, seasonable, seemly
36. Arbitrary, autocratic, despotic, imperious, tyrannical, totalitarian
37. Arbitrary, capricious, whimsical, erratic, eccentric, mercurial, quirky
38. Ardent, zealous, fervent, impassioned, passionate
39. Arduous, grueling, laborious, Herculean, onerous
40. Altercation, bickering, clash, dispute, feud, squabble, wrangle, quibble, carp, cavil
41. Arrogant, cavalier, haughty, impudent, supercilious, swaggering, presumptuous, snobbish, condescending, insolent
42. Articulate, eloquent, glib, lucid
43. Asperity, abrasiveness, acerbity, acidity, acrimony, churlishness, irascibility, rancor
44. Atrocious, heinous
45. Augury, premonition, forewarning, portent, foreboding, bode, foreshadow, presentiment
46. Ascetic, austere, Spartan, self-denying
47. Frugal, parsimonious, stingy,
48. Banal, clichéd, commonplace, hackneyed, humdrum, platitudinous, stereotyped, trivial, trite
49. Banish, exile, expel, rusticate, outlaw, oust, expatriate, deport
50. Banter, badinage, chaffing, repartee
51. Barbarian, boor
52. Barrage, fusillade, onslaught, bombardment, assault
53. Barrier, embankment, rampart, bulwark, blockade, fortification, palisade
54. Beget, procreate, father
55. Bell, carillon, knell
56. Bemuse, befuddle, bewilder, stupefy, confound, daze, flummox, muddle, mystify
57. Benevolent, altruistic, beneficent, benign, compassionate, philanthropic
58. Berserk, frenzied, frenetic, demented, deranged, maniacal
59. Bizarre, eccentric, freakish, grotesque, outlandish, weird, idiosyncratic
60. Beseech, implore, importune, entreat, supplicate
61. Besiege, beleaguer, pester, badger
62. Bewitch, captivate, enrapture, enchant, enthrall, entrance, mesmerize, ensnare, endear, engaging
63. Biased, bigoted, chauvinistic, jaundiced, partisan, tendentious, patriotic, jingoistic, sectarian
64. Genealogy, lineage, pedigree, race
65. Blasphemous, impious, irreverent, profane, sacrilegious
66. Blatant, barefaced, flagrant, conspicuous, shameless
67. Blaze, conflagration, holocaust, carnage, massacre
68. Boastful, vainglorious, bragging, conceited
69. Boisterous, obstreperous, rowdy, uproarious
70. Burlesque, caricature, travesty, lampoon, parody, sham, pastiche
71. Circuitous, devious, labyrinthine, meandering, oblique, rambling, tortuous, serpentine
72. Dainty, squeamish, fastidious, meticulous
73. Dappled, pied, motley, speckled, variegated
74. Dawdle, dally, loiter
75. Dexterous, agile, nimble, deft, adroit, lithe, limber
76. Devilish, demoniac, diabolic, fiendish, infernal
77. Dingy, murky, drab, seedy, dowdy
78. Discordant, cacophonous, clashing, dissonant, incongruous
79. Dormant, comatose, quiescent, latent, torpid
80. Ephemeral, fugitive, evanescent, fleeting
81. Etiquette, civility, protocol, decorum
82. Exuberant, ebullient, effervescent, vivacious, exultant
83. Fashionable, modish, vogue, contemporary, trendy
84. Flirt, coquette, philanderer
85. Gaunt, emaciated, cadaverous, lanky, haggard
86. Grandiloquent, bombastic, melodramatic, pompous, rhetorical
87. Heresy, unorthodox, heterodox, iconoclast, pagan
88. Hoodwink, cozen, deceive, dupe, hoax
89. Impromptu, extemporized, offhand
90. Impregnable, impenetrable, invincible, unconquerable
91. Insidious, deceptive, treacherous, surreptitious, furtive
92. Lament, dirge, elegy, requiem
93. Melancholy, lugubrious, disconsolate, despondent, somber, dejected, plaintive, lamenting, doleful
94. Paraphernalia, appurtenance, accessories
95. Perfunctory, cursory
96. Pestilence, blight, pandemic, plague, contagion, epidemic
97. Pillage, depredation, marauding, plunder, despoil, ransack, ravage, devastate
98. Prevaricate, tergiversate, equivocate, evasive, elusive
99. Profuse, exuberant, prolific, lavish, abundant
100. Profound, erudite, esoteric, recondite
101. Suspicious, apprehensive, skeptical, dubious, incredulous, wary
102. Sycophantic, flattering, servile
103. Therapeutic, curative, salubrious
104. Tumult, pandemonium, turmoil, chaos, commotion, turbulence, uproar
105. Virtuoso, maestro, prodigy
106. Voracious, ravenous, rapacious, insatiable

Statements and Conclusions(reasoning)

Directions: In each of the following questions, a statement is given,
followed by two conclusions. Give answer (a) if only conclusion I follows,
(b) if only conclusion II follows (c) if either I or II follows; (d) if
neither I nor II follows and(e) if both I and II follow

1.Statement : Morning walks are good for health
  Conclusions: I. All healthy people go for morning walks
              II.Evening walks are harmful.

2.Statement : Good voice is a natural gift but one has to keep practising
              to improve and excel well in the field of music
  Conclusions: I.Natural gifts need nurturing and care
              II.Even though your voice is not good, one can keep
                 practising
3.Statement : The use of non-conventional sources of energy will eliminate
               the energy crisis in the world
  Conclusions: I.Modern technology is gradually replacing the conventional 
                 sources of energy
              II.The excessive exploitation of environment has led to 
                 depletion of conventional sources of energy
4.Statement : Any student who does not behave properly while in the school
              brings bad name to himself and also for the school
  Conclusions: I.Such student should be removed from the school
              II.Stricter discipline does not improve behaviour of the
                 students.
5.Statement : Smoking is one of those human weaknesses which tend to test
              the will power of the smoker to the edge
  Conclusions: I. It is very dificult for the smokers to give up smoking 
                  even if they want to do so
              II.Human beings have other weaknesses as well

Directions(questions 6 to 10): In each of the following questions, a statement
/group of statements is given followed by some conclusions. Choose the conclusion
which logically follows from the given statements.

6.Statements: 1.All students in my class are bright
              2.Manish is not bright
  Conclusions:
              a)some students are not bright
              b)manish must work hard
              c)nonbright ones are students
              d)manish is not a student of my class
7.Statement : Three fourth of the students of standard VII consisting of 48 boys 
              and 12 girls know swimming
  Conclusions:
              a)girls are poor swimmers
              b)swimming is compulsory in this school
              c)one fourth of the boys do not know swimming
              d)the percentage of boys who know swimming is more than that of girls
              e)none of these
8. Statement : Most of the politicians are liars. Harish tells lies
   Conclusions:
              a)Harish is a politician
              b)Those who do not tell lies are not politicians
              c)Some politicians do not tell lies.   
              d)you can only benifit by telling lies.
9.Statement : Ability is poor mans wealth
  Conclusions: 
              a)A poor man is always able
              b)A poor man has the ability to earn wealth
              c)A walthy man is always able
              d)A poor man can earn wealth if he has ability
10.Statements: 1.only students can participate in the race
               2.some participants in the race are females
               3.All female participants in the race are invited for coaching
   Conclusions:
              a)All participants in the race are invited for coaching
              b)All participants in the race are males
              c)All students are invited for coaching
              d)All participants in the race are students

Directions(questions 11 to 15):In the following questions there are given some
statements followed by conclusions that can be drawn from them.Choose the conclusion 
which appeals to you to be the most correct.

11.The Taj is in Agra.Agra is in India.Therefore,Taj is in India
   A)true b)probably false c)false d)cant say
12.The presence of calcium in milk makes it white.Rice,too, is white. 
   Therefore , rice also contains calcium
   a)false b)probably true  c)true d)cant say
13.Hydrogen is lighter than oxygen.Hydrogen is lighter than helium.Therefore
   oxygen is the heaviest of the three gases
   a)false b)probably false c)true d)cant say
14.people who are bald are generally of the intellectual type.Arun is bald.Therefore
   arun is an intellectual
   a)true b)probably true  c)false d)cant say
15.Jatin,Kamal, and Navin are three mountaineers.Jatin is kamals brother.kamal is
   navins brother.navin is not jatins brother.therefore,navin is jatins sister
   a)true b)probably false c)false d)cant say

Diretions(questions 16 to 25):In each question below are given two statemnts followed
by two conclusions numbered I and II.You have to take the given two statements to be 
true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read the conclusions
and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the two given statements,
disregarding commonly known facts.
    Give answer (a) if only conclusion I follows (b) if only conclusion II follows;(c) if
either I or II follows (d) if neither I nor II follows and (e) if both I and II follow

16. Statements  : All planets are moons
                  All moons are stars
    Conclusions : I.All moons are planets
                 II.All planets are stars
17. Statements   : All men are dogs
                  All dogs are cats
    Conclusions  : I.All men are cats
                 II.All cats are men
18. Statements   : All bags are cakes
                  All lamps are cakes
    Conclusions  : I.Some lamp are bags
                 II.No lamp is bag
19. Statements   : Some players are singers
                   all singers are tall
    Conclusions  : I.Some players are tall
                 II.All players are tall
20. Statements   : All locks are keys.
                  No key is a spoon
    Conclusions  : I. No lock is a spoon
                 II.No spoon is a lock
21. Statements   : All plants are trees
                  No tree is green
    Conclusions  : I.Some plants are green
                 II.Those plants which are not trees are green
22. Statements   :No magazine is cap
                  All caps are cameras
    Conclusions  :I.No camera is magazine
                  II.Some caps are magazines
23. Statements   : Some books are toys
                   No toy is red
    Conclusions  : I.Some books are red
                  II.some books are not red
24. Statements    : No man is a donkey
                   Rahul is a man
    Conclusions   : I.Rahul is not a donkey
                   II.All men are not Rahul
25. Statements    :All poles are guns
                   Some boats are not poles
    Conclusiosn   : I.All guns are boats
                   II.Some boats are not guns.


Directions for questions 26-28: Each of these questions has a main statement followed by
four statements labelled A,B ,C amd D.Choose the ordered pair of statements,where the first 
statement implies the second and the two statements are logically with the main statement

26. There is a possibility of war, unless the 'kashmir issue' is resolved
     A. The 'kashmir issue' is resolved
     B. There is no possibility of war
     C. There is a possibility of war
     D. The kashmir issue is not resolved
    a) BC b)CA c)BA d)DB
27. If we have faith in God, then we'll be healthy and wealthy.
     A. We are healthy and wealthy
     B. Wr are healthy but not wealthy
     C. We do not have faith in God
     D. WE have faith in God
    a)AD and CB c)DB and CA c)DA and BC d)none
28. I'll be stationed at the USA or the UK,only if i get this job.    
     A. I got this job
     B. i did not get this job
     C. iam stationed at the UK or the USA
     D. iam stationed at neither the USA nor the UK
    a)AC and DB  b)BD and CA c)BD and AC d)none

Directions for questions 29-31:  Each of these questions contains 6 statements followed by
   four sets of combination of three statements.Choose the set in which the statements are
   logically related.

29.  A.Switch is not off
     B.All switch are lights
     C.Switch is not on
     D. All lights are on
     E.Off is not on
     F.Some switches are on.
    a) EAC b)DBC c)FDB d)DEF
30.  A.All insects are ants
     B.Aunts are relatives
     C.Any relative is insect
     D.Many flies are insects
     E.Some relatives are flies
     F. A few ants are flies
    a)CDE b)BCD c)FEB d)DAC
31.  A.Every sun is a planet
     B.No planet is a star
     C.Andromeda is sun
     D.Many suns are stars
     E.Most of the stars are andromeda
     F.All planets are not sun
   a) ADB b)CDE c)BDF d)ECF

Directions for questions 32 - 34: Each questions given below is a statement followed by four 
different statements. Choose the one which is the correct negation of he given statement

32.  It will rain only if we offer a sacrifice to god
    a) It rained means we offered a sacrifice to god
    b) We did not offer a sacrifice to god means it will not rain
    c) It rained even when no sacrifice was offered to god
    d) We offered a sacrifice to god although it will not rain
33. I will not get good marks unless i revise regularly
    a)I did not get good marks because i had not revised regularly
    b)I got good marks means i revised regularly
    c)I did not revise regularly means i will not get good marks
    d)I did not reviese regarly but still i got  good marks
34.If i pass the exam, then i will have to face the interview and the group discussion
    a)I passed the exam means i will have to face the interview and the group discussion
    b)I did not face the intervies or did not face the group discussion,although i passed
      the exam
    c)I did not pass the exam,still i faced the interview and the group discussion
    d)None of these

Directions for questions 35 - 37: Each question consists of six statements followed by options
 consisting of three statements put together in a specific order.Choose the option that indicates
 a valid argument,that is when the thir statement is a conclusion drawn from the preceding two 
 statements.

35.  A.All hospitals do not have statements
     B.No patient is ill
     C.Most ill are in hospitals
     D.All sick are not ill
     E.Some ill are not in hospitals
     F.All sick are in hospitals
    a)CDF b)BEA c)BCA d)DEF
36.  A. All A are B
     B.Some E are F
     C.No F is B
     D.All B are not E
     E.Some A are F
     F.Many B are F
    a)BCD b)CED c)DFB d)AEF
37   A.B is poorer than C,who is richer than F
     B.D is richer than E
     C.E is poorer than A and F
     D.A is richer than C
     E.B is poorer than A
     F.Fis poorer than D
    a)ACD b)AFB c)BFC d)DAE

Directions for questions 38 - 40:In each of the following questions , a statement is followed 
 by four different statements. Read the statements carefully and choose the one which logically
 negates the main statement

38. If Arun is at home, then he will not call you
   a)Arun is not at home and he called you
   b)Arun is at home and he did not call you
   c)Arun is at home and he called you
   d)Arun is not at home and he did not call you
39.Either they win the match or they will lose their places in the team
   a)They won the match and they did notlose their places in the team also
   b)They did not win the match and they did not lose thier places in the team
   c)They did not win the match and they lost their plaes in the team
   d)They won the match and they lost their places in the  team
40.Unless he travels at high speed , he will not be able to reach on time
   a)He travelled at high sped and he reached on time
   b)He did not travel at high speed and he did not reach on time
   c)He did not travel at high speed and he reached on time
   d)He travelled at high speed and he did not reach on time.

Blood Relations(Reasoning)

Directions:The questions (1-8) are based on the following statements.
 
   
 a) Seeta,Rajinder and Surinder are children of Mr. and Mrs.Maudgil

 b) Renu,Raja and Sunil are children of Mr. and Mrs.Bhaskar
 
 c) Sunil and Seeta are married and Ashok and Sanjay are their children

 d) Geeta and Rakesh are children of Mr. and Mrs.Jain
 
 e) Geeta is married to surinder and has three children named Rita,Sonu
       and Raju.



1. How is Rajinder related to Raju?
 
  a)brother b)uncle  c)brother in law d)cousin 

  e)maternal uncle

2.How is Rajinder related to Ashok?

  a)brother in law b)father in law  c)cousin 
   d)uncle
  e)maternal uncle

3.How is Rakesh related to surinder?

  a)brother b)cousin c)uncle  d)maternal uncle
 
  e)brother in law

4.How is rakesh related to raju?
 
  a)brother b)cousin  c)uncle  d)maternal uncle

  e)brother in law

5.what is sanjay's surname?

  a)bhaskar b)jain  c)maudgil d)surinder

  e)none of these

6.Renu is sanjay's

  a)sister b)sister in law c)cousin d)niece 

  e)aunt

7.Raju's surname is 
 
  a)Jain b)bhaskar c)maudgil d)surinder

  e)none of these

8.Sunil and Rakesh are related as

  a)brothers b)cousins c)uncle and cousin d)brother in law
 
  e)none of these



Passage (questions 9 to 12):

   Amit is the son of Rahul.Sarika,Rahul's sister has a son sonu and a daughter Rita.
Raja is the maternal uncle of sonu.

9. How is Amit related to sonu?
  a)Nephew b)Cousin(brother) c)uncle  d)brother
  e)none of these
10. How is rita related to raja?
  a)sister b)daughter c)niece  d)aunt
  e)none of these
11.How many nephews does raja have?
  a)1 b)2 c)3 d)4 e)none
12.What is the relationship of Raja with Rita?
  a)uncle b)brother c)maternal uncle d)nephew
  e)cant be determined

Directions:Following questions pertains to Ques 13 - 15

There are six persons S1,S2,S3,S4,S5 and S6
S3 is the sister of S6
S2 is the brother of S5's husband
S4 is the father of S1 and grandfather of S6.
There are 2 fathers, one mother and 3 brothers in the family

13. Who is S5's husband?
  a)S2 b)S3 c)S1 d)S4 e)S6
14.Who is the mother?
  a)S1 b)S2 c)S3 d)S5 e)cannot be determined
15.How many male members are there?
  a)1 b)2 c)3 d)4 d)cannot be determined


Passage (Questions 16-20)

   Mr and Mrs sharma have two children Asha and Shashi. Shashi married Radha, 
daughter of Mrs Mahajan. Suresh , son of Mrs Mahajan married Rita. Sonu and
Rocky are born to Suresh and Rita. Uma and Sudha are the daughters of Shashi 
and Radha.

16. What is Sudha's relation to Asha?
  a) Sister b)niece  c)Aunt  d)Daughter
  e)none of these
17.How is Sonu related to Mr Mahajan?
  a)son in law b)sib  c)grandson d)none of these
  e)cannot be determined
18.How is Asha related to Radha?
  a)mother in law b)aunt c)sister in law d)niece
  e)none of the above
19.What is the surname of sonu?
  a)Mahajan b)sharma c)shashi d)cannot be detemined
  e)none
20.How is suresh related to sudha?
  a)brother b)maternal uncle c)uncle d)cousin
  e)cannot be determined

Following information pertains to ques 21-25:

    -In a family of seven three generations are living together
    -The family consists two married couples having two children each
    -Gopal is lucky t have two grandchildren
    -There are two housewives and both are beautiful
    -Gopal who is Manoj's father , is a lawyer and earns the most.
    -jyotsna is the sister of a lecturer and herself is a nurse
    -Anuradha is married to a lecturer who is Nidhi's son
    -Jyothika is the grand daughter of one of the housewives and is a 
     classical dancer

21. What is Manoj's profession?
  a)student b)lecturer c)lawyer d)cannot be determined
  e)none of these
22.How many male members are there in the family?
  a)2 b)3 c)4 d)cannot be determined e)none of these
23.Which of the following statements is not true?
  a)The nurse is sister in law of the housewives
  b)Gopal has two grand children
  c)Nidhi has a son and a daughter
  d)Gopal has two children
  e)Anuradha has a son and a daughter
24.Who are the children of Nidhi?
  a)jyotsna and manoj b)anuradha and jyotsna c)anuradha and manoj
  d)cannot be determined  e)none
25.who among the following is one of the married couples?
  a)Gopal-jyotika b)Nidhi-Gopal c)Manoj-Jyotika d)cannot be determined
  e)none
26.Anil introduces Rohit as the son of the only brother of his fathers wife.How 
   is Rohit related to Anil?
  a)cousin  b)uncle  c)brother d)father
27.Pointing out to a photograph , a man tells his friend,"she is the daughter of 
   the only son of my fathers wife.How is the girl in the photograph related to 
   the man?
  a)niece b)daughter c)mother d)none of these
28.X introduces Y saying ,"He is the husband of the granddaughter of the father
   of my father".How is Y related to X?
  a)brother b)brother in law c)daughter d)datainadequate

Questions 29-31: I)In a family of six persons A,B,C,D,E and F there are two married 
                 couples
                II)D is grandmother of A and mother of B
               III)C is wife of B and mother of F
                IV)F is the grand daughter of E
      now answer the following questions based on the above conditions.

29.What is C to A?
  a)mother b)grandmother c)daughter d)granddaughter
30.How many male members are there in the family?
  a)cannot be determined b)2 c)3 d)0
31.Who are the two couples?
  a)BC and DE b)AC and DB c)cannot be determined d)none of these
32.What will be the daughter of the woman who is the mother of the husband of my 
   mother to  me?
  a)mother b)aunt c)grandmother d)niece
33.A woman sees the photograph of a man and saus."this mans sister is my mother in
   law". HOw is the womans husband related to the man in the photograph?
  a)uncle b)brother c)father d)none of these
34.How is your mothers sisters brothers wifes child related to you?
  a)sister b)brother c)cousin d)none of these

Directions(Questions 35-39):
           There are six persons A,B,C,D,E and F.C is the sister of F.B is the brother
 of E's husband.D is the father of A and grandfather of F.There are two fathers , three 
 brothers and a mother in the group.

35.Who is the mother?
  a)A b)B c)D d)E
36.Who is E's husband?
  a)B b)C c)A d)F
37.How many male members are there in the group?
  a)one b)two c)three d)four
38.How is F related to E?
  a)uncle b)husband c)son d)daughter
39.Which of the following is  a group of brothers?
  a)ABF b)ABD c)BFC d)BDF
40.A party consists of grandmother,father,mother,four sons and their wives and one
   son and two daughters to each of the sons.How many females are there is all?
  a)14 b)26 c)18 d)none of these


Coding and Decoding(reasoning)

Directions: Questions 1-6 are based on the following coding patterns: If 'EFGHIK' 
are coded letters representing VUTSRQP, choose the right code for the word given
in capital letters from the answer choices(a-e) given under each

1. LIMIT
   a)KNRNC b)ORNRG  c)JKOKG  d)RSTSG  e)MHLHS
2. SOUR
   a)IFLT b)HLFI  c)LIFT  d)IHIF  e)FLTI
3. POCKET
   a)KLXPUC b)KLXUPG c)KLXGUP d)KLXVPG e)KLXPVG
4. GROUP
   a)TILFK b)TILEL  c)TILGH  d)TILHG  e)TFGFK
5. HIGH
   a) STRS b)RJHR  c)GLOG  d)RSTR  e)SRTS
6. ZERO
   a)BUHN b)AVIM  c)AVIL  d)AUTL  e)AVTI
7. If OVER is coded as QYIW and UP as WS, then STAR is coded as
   a)UWEV b)UWDV  c)UVBS  d)UWEW  e)UWEX
8.In a certain code DELHI is written as CDKGH and MADRAS is written as IZCWZR,
  then how will you code PATNA?
   a)OZTMZ b)OZSMB  c)QBUMB  d)OZTZM  e)OZMSZ
9. If FIRE is coded for a secret message to be teleprinted as EHQD how is the reply 
   DONE to be relayed?
   a)DMOE b)CNMD  c)DLNC  d)DNPE  e)DMPE
10. DRIVER = 7
    PEDESTRIAN = 11
    ACCIDENT = ?
   a) 9  b) 8  c)6  d)18  e) 0

Directions(questions 11-15):Based on the following code and key scheme, code and 
 decode the words/letters written in capital letters

       CODE     Z A X B Y O T W C M I
       KEY      B U E T F A I R U L D

11. BEAUTY
   a) ZXOCIF b)TXACIF c)ZXOCFI d)ZXOFCI e)ZXCOFI
12. FAILED
   a) YOTMXI b)YOTMXD c)YOTMIX d)AIRMXD e) YOTXIM
13. FLAIR 
   a) YMOTW b)YMUTW  c)YMIOW  d)YMOIW  e)YMWIO
14. TEARFUL
   a) BXUWYCM b)IXUMYCM c)BXUWICM d)BXUWMYC  e)BXWUYCM
15. If 'HBPQMNOT' stands for 'SUNDAY TO', how will you write 'YOU DO SO' using
    the coding scheme used for 'SUNDAY TO' ?
   a)NTBQTHT b)NTBQTHB c)NTQBTHB d)NTQBTHT e) NTBQHTB
16. If in a certain language , CALCUTTA is coded as GEPGYXXE, which word would
    be coded as FSQFCE?
   a) BOMBYA b)BOMBAY c)BOMYAB d)BOBAYM e) BOBAMY
17.If DELHI is coded as 73541 and CALCUTTA as 82589662, how can CALICUT be
   coded?
   a)5279431    b)5978213 c)8251896 d)8543691 e)547362
18.In a certain code , RIPPLE is written as 613382 and LIFE is written as 
   8192. How is PILLER written in that code?
   a)318826 b_776655 c)786543 d)156724 e)675429
19. If JUNK is written as B5C7B7A11, which one among the following words can be 
    written as B4C3B7B2?
   a)BIND b)BEND  c)HANG  d)HIND  e)NONE
20. In a certain code, '37' means 'which class' and '583' means 'caste and class'.
    What is the code for 'caste'?
   a) 3  b)7  c) 8  d)either 5 or 3 e)either 5 or 8 

Directions : "GOAHEAD" is coded as JRDKHDG and STOP is coded as VWRS, how will
  you code/decode the letters given in capitals in question 21-26

21. FIRE
   a) URIV b)IUJG  c)LUHI  d)ILUH  e)NONE
22. SHOOT
   a)VKRRW b) UMSSX c)JJWUK  d)HJSWL  e)HUWOK
23.RETURN
   a)UHWXUQ b)HJKWER c)HUELUE d)UHWKAL e)UJKALA
24.VWDUW
   a) STAIN b)STEPS  c)SPORT  d)STAND  e)START
25. HEAD
   a)UHGD b)KHKL  c)UJDG  d)HULA  e)NONE
26. GRZQ
   a)OWNS b) DOWN  c)DONE  d)COME  e)SHUT
27. If HJSM means GIRL, what does RNES mean?
   a) BOYS  b)COWS  c)TOYS  d)SOFT  e)BILL
28. If 'DBMDVUUB' stands for 'CALCUTTA' , how will you code BOMBAY?
   a) DQODDX b)CPNCBZ C)DPNCB  d)CPMCBX e)CPNVFZ
29. PROMOTION is written in a certain coded message as 'Q S P 89'
   a) EFBKYOLO b) EG89         c)DE89  d)DE117  e)EF 89
30. If TEACHER and HIGHLY are written as XWPBRWM and QSNRDZ respectively, how
    will you code the word CHARITY?
   a)BPRNSBZ b) BRPMSZB c)BRPMSDX d)BRPMSXZ e)HJFHAIEE
31. 'SCHOOL = PNIKKB' and ME=ZY , how will you write 'COOLHOME'?
    a) NKKBIKZY b)NKKLIKZY c)PKNIKYZ d)KKKALAIDY e)HHAUELHF
32. If CLIPOSE stands for MTDFBE ,  how will you code POLICE?
   a) FTBHTM b)FBTDME c)FBTDEM D)FTBDMF e)FHAUEE
33.XYMNOPQ is decoded as NBOUIGT code OUTING
   a)MNQOXN b)MNOQXN c)MNQOPX d)HJHDFAUE e)MNHEUA
34. LOAD is coded as MPBE and  DRIVE as ESJWF. how will you code the word 'LADDER'
   a)MDEEFS b)MBEEFS c)NCFFGT d)MBEESP e)OCFFGE
35.GO AT ONCE is coded message received as 'JB SM BQZY' and you are required
   to relay the answer in a code saying GO TO GATE. Select the code you will be 
   using based on the scheme applied in the example here?
   a) HP BU PMDF b)JB MK JSMY c)IM CS QMDF d)JB MK JMSY e)JB MB JSMY
36. START=WALKA and BUDPI-XZFMQ, hw will you code 'STUPID'?
   a)BASMOE      b)WAZNOF c)HFUHEH d)HFAUEK e)HFEUAL
37. If in a certain code , 'bir le nac' means 'green and tasty';'pic nac hor' means 
    'tomato is green' and 'coc bir hor' means 'food is tasty'. Which of the follwing
     means 'tomato is tasty' in that code?
   a)bir le hor  b)pic hor nac c)hor bir pic d)none  e)cannot be predicted

Questions 38 - 40

   In a certain code ,'il be pee' means 'roses are blue','sik hee' means 'red flowers'
   and 'pee mit hee' means 'flowers are vegetables'
38. How is 'red' written in that code?
   a)hee b)sik c)be   d)cannot be determined e)none
39.How is 'roses' written in that code?
   a)il         B)PEE C)BE                 d)cannot be determined e)none
40.How is 'vegetables are red flowers' written in this code?
   a) pee sik mit hee b)sik peehee be c)il sik mit hee d)none