SNAP 2025 Slot 2 Interactive Mock Quiz

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SNAP 2025 — Shift 2

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SNAP 2025 Shift 2
Q1

The _____ announced policy exposes the dangers of ___ industrial expertise.

  • Arecently, shortsighted
  • Brecent, shortsight
  • Crecently, shortsightedness
  • Drecent, shortsighted

Correct answer: (A) recently, shortsighted

Q2

The veteran politician, who commands great respect, can easily ______ his young rival opponent.

  • Aget around
  • Brun into
  • Ctake over
  • Dwin over

Correct answer: (D) win over

Q3

Although she received ____ advice from her mentors, ____ she gained from her own work proved immense.

  • Aa piece of, few knowledge
  • Bgreat, heavy knowledge
  • Ca great deal of, the little knowledge
  • Dplenty of, several knowledge

Correct answer: (C) a great deal of, the little knowledge

Q4

The minister had to make a difficult choice: ____ to introduce the stimulus package ___ face the risk of incurring a national debt.

  • Aeither, or
  • Bneither, nor
  • Cif, but
  • Dwhether, or

Correct answer: (D) whether, or

Q5

What does the suffix -ive in subversive do?

  • Aform an adverb
  • Bform a noun
  • Cform an adjective
  • Dform a verb

Correct answer: (C) form an adjective

Q6

The renowned venture capitalist is ready to invest in the venture as he _____ see the potential which we cannot.

  • Acan
  • Bmust
  • Cwould
  • Dshall

Correct answer: (A) can

Q7

The employee was exhausted, but continued to work.

How is ‘but’ used in the sentence?
  • Aadjective
  • Badverb
  • Cpreposition
  • Dconjunction

Correct answer: (D) conjunction

Q8

Which figure of speech is used in the following sentence: His argument was a dagger, cutting through the opponent’s carefully built narrative.

  • AAllusion
  • BOnomatopoeia
  • CMetaphor
  • DAlliteration

Correct answer: (C) Metaphor

Q9

The old merchant ____ his entire fortune to a trust, resulting in an act of unparalleled _____.

  • Aseed, generosity
  • Bcede, generosity
  • Cseed, generousity
  • Dcede, generousity

Correct answer: (B) cede, generosity

Q10

Choose the appropriate synonym of the underlined word:

The new officer refused to be part of a venal system, choosing integrity over personal gain.

  • Aindigent
  • Bbenevolent
  • Cscrupulous
  • Dcorruptible

Correct answer: (D) corruptible

Q11

Which figure of speech is used in the following sentence:

After a long day of work, the CEO felt as weary as a marathon runner.

  • AMetaphor
  • BHyperbole
  • CSimile
  • DEuphemism

Correct answer: (C) Simile

Q12

The two business partners who previously argued decided to _____ and work together again with each other.

  • Abury the hatchet
  • Bbite the bullet
  • Cspill the beans
  • Djump on the bandwagon

Correct answer: (A) bury the hatchet

Q13

The _______ of the new application developed by the team was so clean that the users were easily able to navigate it.

  • Ainterphase
  • Binter face
  • Cinterface
  • Denterface

Correct answer: (C) interface

Q14

____ ISRO not developed the cryogenic engine a decade ago, Indian space missions ______ so cost-effective.

  • AHad, would not be
  • BShould, wouldn’t
  • CDid, won’t be
  • DIf, wouldn't have been

Correct answer: (A) Had, would not be

Q15

What is the correct proverb for the sentence below:

Despite earning well in a corporate role, he quit to build his own startup.

  • AA bird in hand is worth two in the bush.
  • BMake hay while the sun shines.
  • CBetter to reign in Hell, than serve in Heaven.
  • DStrike while the iron is hot.

Correct answer: (C) Better to reign in Hell, than serve in Heaven.

Q16

A manager heard an employee make a disparaging comment about a colleague of his team who was not present in office that day. What should be the best course action for the manager

  • ACall out the person loud in a meeting and let others know the incident so that they do not repeat this.
  • BSpeak to that employee in person, tell them that this is unprofessional behaviour and should not be repeated.
  • CWait for the colleague to return the next day and inform him about the person who made the comment.
  • DOverlook the incident as it is not about him but another person in the company.

Correct answer: (B) Speak to that employee in person, tell them that this is unprofessional behaviour and should not be repeated.

Q17

Pointing to a man a lady said “He is the only son of my mother’s husband.” How is the lady related to the man?

  • AMother-in-law
  • BAunt
  • CWife
  • DSister

Correct answer: (D) Sister

Q18

According to a recent report, there has been an alarming drop in the groundwater level in various parts of a city.

Courses of Action:

  • I. The digging of new borewells should be banned immediately in the city.
  • II. Rainwater harvesting should be made compulsory for all households and industries all over the city.
  • AOnly I follows
  • BOnly II follows
  • CBoth I and II follow
  • DNeither I nor II follows

Correct answer: (A) Only I follows

Q19

In a certain code language:

  • ‘tila mika’ means ‘green apple’,
  • ‘mika nosa’ means ‘green pear’,
  • ‘fona tila’ means ‘red apple’.
What is the code for red?
  • Atila
  • Bfona
  • Cnosa
  • Dmika

Correct answer: (B) fona

Q20

In a certain code language:

  • ‘Ramu is smart’ is coded as ‘tok da pa’,
  • ‘Sita is clever’ is coded as ‘na sa da’
  • ‘Ramu and Sita’ is coded as ‘tok na jo’
How is ‘is’ coded?
  • Apa
  • Bsa
  • Cna
  • Dda

Correct answer: (D) da

Q21

Three people, A, B, and C, belong to three different tribes in a society. The first is a knight (always speaks the truth), the second is a knave (always lies), and the third is a spy (lies or speaks the truth alternately). They made three different statements.

  • A: I am the spy.
  • B: A is telling the truth.
  • C: I am not the spy.
Who is the knight?
  • AA
  • BB
  • CC
  • DCannot be determined

Correct answer: (C) C

Q22

What was the day of the week on 15th August 1947?

  • AFriday
  • BTuesday
  • CWednesday
  • DThursday

Correct answer: (A) Friday

Q23

A clock that loses five minutes per hour was set correctly at 6:00 AM on Monday. What will be the time on the clock when it is 6:00 PM on Tuesday?

  • A2:00 PM
  • B3:00 PM
  • C4:00 PM
  • D4:30 PM

Correct answer: (B) 3:00 PM

Q24

6 people, A, B, C, D, E, and F, are sitting in a row facing the same direction, such that: A and B are sitting together. C and D are sitting together. D and E are not sitting adjacent to each other. C is sitting in the second position from the right. E is sitting at the first position from left. B and E are sitting on the left side of A. A and C are sitting together. Who are sitting adjacent to A?

  • AD and B
  • BC and F
  • CF and D
  • DB and C

Correct answer: (D) B and C

Q25

Seven lectures, A, B, C, D, E, F, and G, are scheduled on seven days of the week, starting from Monday to Sunday. Lecture C is scheduled on Thursday. Lecture B is scheduled just before Lecture C. Two lectures are scheduled between Lectures B and G. Lecture A is scheduled immediately after Lecture F. Lecture D is not scheduled on Saturday or Sunday. Which lecture is scheduled on Saturday?

  • AD
  • BE
  • CG
  • DA

Correct answer: (C) G

Q26

Find the missing number.

432535116128331728439?3
  • A1
  • B6
  • C12
  • D4

Correct answer: (B) 6

Q27

A recent report indicates that the dropout rate of students from government schools has increased by 25% over the last year.

Courses of Action:

  • I. The government should immediately close down all such schools to save public funds.
  • II. The government should set up a committee to identify the root cause of the increasing dropout rate.
  • AOnly I follows
  • BOnly II follows
  • CBoth I and II follow
  • DNeither I nor II follows

Correct answer: (B) Only II follows

Q28

Find the next number in the series: 5, 7, 13, 25, 45, ___.

  • A90
  • B65
  • C80
  • D75

Correct answer: (D) 75

Q29

If P*Q means P is the father of Q, P-Q means P is a sister of Q, and P+Q means P is the mother of Q, which of the following means that M is the maternal grandmother of N?

  • AM-P+Q*N
  • BM*P-Q+N
  • CM+P-Q*N
  • DM+P+N

Correct answer: (D) M+P+N

Q30

Statements:

  • All squares are circles.
  • Only a few circles are triangles.
  • Some triangles are rectangles.

Conclusions:

  • I. Some squares being triangles is a possibility.
  • II. Some circles are not triangles.
  • AOnly I follows
  • BOnly II follows
  • CBoth I and II follow
  • DNeither I nor II follows

Correct answer: (C) Both I and II follow

Q31

Choose the right pair that has the same relation as the words given below:

SCALPEL: INCISION

  • AAuger: Bore
  • BWhetstone: Scythe
  • CPlough: Yoke
  • DMortar: Pestle

Correct answer: (A) Auger: Bore

Q32

Find the next term in the series: Q3F, S5J, U8N, W12R, ___.

  • AY17W
  • BY17V
  • CX18V
  • DZ16W

Correct answer: (B) Y17V

Q33

The crime rate in a city has dropped by 20% after the installation of LED streetlights in all major neighbourhoods. The administration believes that the installation of LED lights is the primary reason for the decline in crime in the city.

Which of the following, if true, would most weaken the argument above?
  • AThe energy consumption of the city has reduced significantly after the installation of LED lights.
  • BThe residents of the city feel safer walking on the streets at night due to better lighting.
  • CThe police department has doubled the number of patrolling officers in the city recently.
  • DThe installation of LED lights has made potholes more visible to drivers at night.

Correct answer: (C) The police department has doubled the number of patrolling officers in the city recently.

Q34

If you study hard, you will pass the exam. Which of the following can be concluded from the above?

  • AYou did not study hard; therefore, you did not pass the exam.
  • BYou passed the exam; therefore, you studied hard.
  • CYou did not pass the exam; therefore, you did not study hard.
  • DNone of these

Correct answer: (C) You did not pass the exam; therefore, you did not study hard.

Q35

Prakhar, Qutab, Raj and Sahil work in different cities among Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai and as AI Specialist, Data Scientist, Systems Analyst and Cloud Architect, not necessarily in the same order. Prakhar is a data scientist working in Delhi. Sahil is an AI specialist. The systems architect does not work in Mumbai. The Cloud Architect works in Chennai. Qutab does not work in Mumbai. Who works in Kolkata?

  • APrakhar
  • BQutab
  • CRaj
  • DSahil

Correct answer: (C) Raj

Q36

The calendar of 2007 was the same as that of?

  • A2014
  • B2018
  • C2019
  • D2021

Correct answer: (B) 2018

Q37

Statements:

  • I. There was heavy rainfall in the city throughout the night.
  • II. Schools in the city are closed for the day.
  • AStatement I is the cause, and statement II is its effect.
  • BStatement II is the cause, and statement I is its effect.
  • CBoth statements I and II are effects of independent causes.
  • DBoth statements I and II are effects of some common cause.

Correct answer: (A) Statement I is the cause, and statement II is its effect.

Q38

Find the next number in the series: 1, 2, 6, 30, 210, ___.

  • A2520
  • B2100
  • C1890
  • D2310

Correct answer: (D) 2310

Q39

Choose the right pair that has the same relation as the words given below:

TACITURN: GARRULOUS

  • AAscetic: Disciplined
  • BFastidious: Meticulous
  • CInsolvent: Solvent
  • DDubious: Uncertain

Correct answer: (C) Insolvent: Solvent

Q40

A university administration has asked the students to avoid walking on the grass and use the paved pathways instead.

Assumptions:

  • I. Students are walking on the garden grass.
  • II. Students will comply with the notice and start using pathways.
  • AOnly Assumption I is implicit
  • BOnly Assumption II is implicit
  • CNeither Assumption I nor II is implicit
  • DBoth Assumptions I and II are implicit

Correct answer: (D) Both Assumptions I and II are implicit

Q41

The cost of petrol has increased by 15%. By what percentage should a person decrease their consumption of petrol so that the expenditure remains the same?

  • A12%
  • B13.04%
  • C15%
  • D16.33%

Correct answer: (B) 13.04%

Q42

The sale of a company is given by log2 N = 2 + 2 log2 T, where N is the sale in thousands, and T is the number of months the company has been in operation. If the total sale is 64000, for how many months has the company been in operation?

  • A2
  • B3
  • C4
  • D6

Correct answer: (C) 4

Q43

The product of two numbers is 1800, and their HCF is 15. What is the LCM of those numbers?

  • A120
  • B90
  • C60
  • D150

Correct answer: (A) 120

Q44

A total of 91 laddoos are stacked in a pyramidal arrangement. The top layer has 1 laddoo, placed on a square layer of 4 laddoos, which rests on a square layer of 9 laddoos, and so on. How many laddoos are there in the bottom layer?

  • A16
  • B25
  • C36
  • D49

Correct answer: (C) 36

Q45

A person bought apples at Rs 120 a dozen. He desired to sell them at a profit of 25% but unfortunately, 20% of the stock was rotten. What is his actual profit percentage?

  • A0%
  • B2%
  • C5%
  • D10%

Correct answer: (A) 0%

Q46

The ratio of male and female employees in a company was 7:5. If 20 male employees and 10 female employees joined the company, the ratio became 13:9. What was the initial number of employees in the company?

  • A240
  • B300
  • C264
  • D324

Correct answer: (B) 300

Q47

A person saved ₹100 in the first month. His monthly savings increased by ₹50 each subsequent month. How much did he save in total over one year?

  • A4200
  • B5000
  • C4800
  • D4500

Correct answer: (D) 4500

Q48

Kiran and Lalita had to solve two equations: x + 2y = 11 and 2x – y = 7. However, Lalita made a mistake in the second equation and solved for 2x + y = 7. What is the difference between the value of x obtained by Kiran and the value of x obtained by Lalita?

  • A4
  • B3
  • C2
  • D1

Correct answer: (A) 4

Q49

Find the unit’s digit of 1! + 2! + 3! + … 100!

  • A1
  • B5
  • C0
  • D3

Correct answer: (D) 3

Q50

A(1,2), B(3,8) and C(7,k) are three collinear points. What is the value of k?

  • A18
  • B20
  • C22
  • D24

Correct answer: (B) 20

Q51

A car covered 1/3rd of the distance at 10 km/h, another 1/3rd at 20 km/h and the remaining 1/3rd at 60 km/h. What is the average speed of the car?

  • A18 km/h
  • B20 km/h
  • C24 km/h
  • D30 km/h

Correct answer: (A) 18 km/h

Q52

A survey was conducted among 200 people about the brand of soap they liked. 120 people liked brand A, and 90 people liked brand B. 30 people didn’t like any of these brands. How many people liked both brands?

  • A30
  • B40
  • C50
  • D80

Correct answer: (B) 40

Q53

There are two dice, one is red, and one is blue in colour. If both dice are rolled together, what is the probability that the sum on them is a prime number and the number on the red dice is greater than the number on the blue dice?

  • A2/9
  • B11/36
  • C7/36
  • D1/4

Correct answer: (C) 7/36

Q54

10 men can do a piece of work in 12 days, while 12 women can do the same piece of work in 15 days. How many days would 6 men and 6 women take to complete the same piece of work?

  • A10
  • B12
  • C15
  • D16

Correct answer: (B) 12

Q55

The number of bacteria in a lab is given by P = k * 2t/2, where k is a constant, and t is the time in minutes. If at t=0, the number of bacteria is 1000, what is the number of bacteria after 6 minutes and the value of k?

  • A16000, 1000
  • B6000, 2000
  • C12000, 2000
  • D8000, 1000

Correct answer: (D) 8000, 1000

Q56

The average monthly expenditure of a family during the first three months was Rs. 2700. The average expenditure for the next four months was Rs. 2900, and for the following five months it was Rs. 3100. If the family saved Rs. 4400 over the entire year, what was the monthly income of the family?

  • ARs. 3300
  • BRs. 3500
  • CRs. 4000
  • DRs. 3750

Correct answer: (A) Rs. 3300

Q57

A rectangular plot measures 30 metres in length and 20 metres in width. A square pit is dug at one corner of the plot, with each side equal to one-fourth of the shorter side of the plot. At the diagonally opposite corner, a circular well of radius 7 metres is dug. What is the remaining area of the plot?

  • A446 m2
  • B390 m2
  • C421 m2
  • D414 m2

Correct answer: (C) 421 m2

Q58

A contractor employed 100 men to finish a task in 50 days. However, after 40 days, he realized that only two-thirds of the task was complete. How many more men should he hire to complete the task on time?

  • A100
  • B80
  • C60
  • D50

Correct answer: (A) 100

Q59

Find the value of:

sin3θ + cos3θsin θ + cos θ+sin3θ − cos3θsin θ − cos θ * The relation wouldn’t be valid for θ = 45˚.
  • A0
  • B1
  • C2
  • Dsin θ cos θ

Correct answer: (C) 2

Q60

Six friends, A, B, C, D, E, and F, are seated in a row. In how many different ways can they be seated such that A and B sit together, while C and D are separate?

  • A216
  • B144
  • C192
  • D128

Correct answer: (B) 144

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