CUSAT CAT Five-Year LL.B. 2018 Question Paper with Answers
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Question 1
The name of the Union given in Article 1 of the Indian Constitution is
Correct answer: D - India or Bharat
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The term original jurisdiction of the court indicates that
Correct answer: C - cases are tried in the first instance
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A state in India can be bifurcated
Correct answer: B - by the Parliament with or without the consent of the State Legislature concerned
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Which judge of the supreme court of India was superseded in 1977 when Justice M.H. Beg was appointed Chief Justice of India?
Correct answer: D - Justice Khanna
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A doctor has a __________ relationship with his patient
Correct answer: C - Fiduciary
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‘Per incuriam’ means
Correct answer: A - Mistaken decision
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‘Rule of Law’ means
Correct answer: B - Supremacy of Law
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Direction:
In this question three statements are given, followed by four conclusions. The statements have to be taken to be true, even if they are at variance from commonly known facts. And then decide which of the conclusion(s) logically follows and choose the best answer.
In this question three statements are given, followed by four conclusions. The statements have to be taken to be true, even if they are at variance from commonly known facts. And then decide which of the conclusion(s) logically follows and choose the best answer.
Statements: (i) All cycles are trains.
(ii) All trains are poles
(iii) No pole is bike
Conclusions: 1 Some poles are cars
2 No bike is cycle
3 Some trains are cycles
4 Some bikes are poles
(ii) All trains are poles
(iii) No pole is bike
Conclusions: 1 Some poles are cars
2 No bike is cycle
3 Some trains are cycles
4 Some bikes are poles
Correct answer: B - Only 2 and 3 follow
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Direction:
In this question three statements are given, followed by four conclusions. The statements have to be taken to be true, even if they are at variance from commonly known facts. And then decide which of the conclusion(s) logically follows and choose the best answer.
In this question three statements are given, followed by four conclusions. The statements have to be taken to be true, even if they are at variance from commonly known facts. And then decide which of the conclusion(s) logically follows and choose the best answer.
Statements: (i) All towns are villages
(ii) Some villages are capitals
(iii) No capital is state
Conclusions: 1. Some capitals are towns
2. Some villages are states
3. No capital is town
4. Some villages are not capitals
(ii) Some villages are capitals
(iii) No capital is state
Conclusions: 1. Some capitals are towns
2. Some villages are states
3. No capital is town
4. Some villages are not capitals
Correct answer: D - None follow
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Direction:
In this question three statements are given, followed by four conclusions. The statements have to be taken to be true, even if they are at variance from commonly known facts. And then decide which of the conclusion(s) logically follows and choose the best answer.
In this question three statements are given, followed by four conclusions. The statements have to be taken to be true, even if they are at variance from commonly known facts. And then decide which of the conclusion(s) logically follows and choose the best answer.
Statements: (i) All postcards are envelopes
(ii) Some postcards are inland covers
(iii) No inland cover is stamp
Conclusions: 1. Some post cards are stamps
2. Some stamps are envelopes
3. Some post cards are envelopes
4. Some money-orders are inland covers
(ii) Some postcards are inland covers
(iii) No inland cover is stamp
Conclusions: 1. Some post cards are stamps
2. Some stamps are envelopes
3. Some post cards are envelopes
4. Some money-orders are inland covers
Correct answer: B - Only 3 follows
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Salaries of Ravish and Sumita are in the ratio 2:3. If the salary of each is increased by Rs.4,000, the new ratio becomes 40:57. What is Sumita’s present salary?
Correct answer: B - Rs. 34,000
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If,
1. Rama scored more than Rani
2. Rani scored less than Rathna.
3. Rathna scored more than Rama and
4. Ramya scored more than Rama but less than Rathna, then who scored the highest?
1. Rama scored more than Rani
2. Rani scored less than Rathna.
3. Rathna scored more than Rama and
4. Ramya scored more than Rama but less than Rathna, then who scored the highest?
Correct answer: C - Rathna
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Two taps A and B can fill a tank in 10 hours and 15 hours respectively. Both the taps are opened for 4 hours and then B is turned off. The time taken by A to fill the remaining tank is
Correct answer: D - \(\frac{10}{3}\) hours
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If 9 girls can prepare 135 garlands in 3 hours, number of girls to prepare 270 garlands in 1 hour is
Correct answer: B - 54
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Direction: Refer to the data given and answer the question. There are four friends Raman, Sekhar, Shyam and Neeraj living one each in the four storeys of a building not necessarily in that order. Each of them plays a classical instrument from among the Veena, flute, tabla and violin. Now
(i) Raman plays neither the Tabla nor the flute
(ii) Shyam lives in the second storey
(iii) Sekhar lives on the storey above Neeraj and plays the Violin
(iv) The person on the third storey is the one who plays the tabla.
(i) Raman plays neither the Tabla nor the flute
(ii) Shyam lives in the second storey
(iii) Sekhar lives on the storey above Neeraj and plays the Violin
(iv) The person on the third storey is the one who plays the tabla.
Who lives in the bottom-most storey?
Correct answer: A - Raman
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Direction: Refer to the data given and answer the question. There are four friends Raman, Sekhar, Shyam and Neeraj living one each in the four storeys of a building not necessarily in that order. Each of them plays a classical instrument from among the Veena, flute, tabla and violin. Now
(i) Raman plays neither the Tabla nor the flute
(ii) Shyam lives in the second storey
(iii) Sekhar lives on the storey above Neeraj and plays the Violin
(iv) The person on the third storey is the one who plays the tabla.
(i) Raman plays neither the Tabla nor the flute
(ii) Shyam lives in the second storey
(iii) Sekhar lives on the storey above Neeraj and plays the Violin
(iv) The person on the third storey is the one who plays the tabla.
Who lives in the third storey?
Correct answer: D - Neeraj
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Direction: Refer to the data given and answer the question. There are four friends Raman, Sekhar, Shyam and Neeraj living one each in the four storeys of a building not necessarily in that order. Each of them plays a classical instrument from among the Veena, flute, tabla and violin. Now
(i) Raman plays neither the Tabla nor the flute
(ii) Shyam lives in the second storey
(iii) Sekhar lives on the storey above Neeraj and plays the Violin
(iv) The person on the third storey is the one who plays the tabla.
(i) Raman plays neither the Tabla nor the flute
(ii) Shyam lives in the second storey
(iii) Sekhar lives on the storey above Neeraj and plays the Violin
(iv) The person on the third storey is the one who plays the tabla.
Who lives in the fourth storey?
Correct answer: B - Sekhar
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Direction: Refer to the data given and answer the question. There are four friends Raman, Sekhar, Shyam and Neeraj living one each in the four storeys of a building not necessarily in that order. Each of them plays a classical instrument from among the Veena, flute, tabla and violin. Now
(i) Raman plays neither the Tabla nor the flute
(ii) Shyam lives in the second storey
(iii) Sekhar lives on the storey above Neeraj and plays the Violin
(iv) The person on the third storey is the one who plays the tabla.
(i) Raman plays neither the Tabla nor the flute
(ii) Shyam lives in the second storey
(iii) Sekhar lives on the storey above Neeraj and plays the Violin
(iv) The person on the third storey is the one who plays the tabla.
Which instrument does Raman play?
Correct answer: A - Veena
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Direction: Refer to the data given and answer the question. There are four friends Raman, Sekhar, Shyam and Neeraj living one each in the four storeys of a building not necessarily in that order. Each of them plays a classical instrument from among the Veena, flute, tabla and violin. Now
(i) Raman plays neither the Tabla nor the flute
(ii) Shyam lives in the second storey
(iii) Sekhar lives on the storey above Neeraj and plays the Violin
(iv) The person on the third storey is the one who plays the tabla.
(i) Raman plays neither the Tabla nor the flute
(ii) Shyam lives in the second storey
(iii) Sekhar lives on the storey above Neeraj and plays the Violin
(iv) The person on the third storey is the one who plays the tabla.
Which instrument does Shyam play?
Correct answer: B - Flute
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B is brother of D. D is sister of E. E is brother of F. How is F related to B?
Correct answer: C - Brother or Sister
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