RRB NTPC Mock Test

Q1. An antonym for 'Cold War' is:

Proxy war Arms race Hot war Diplomacy

Q2. A is the brother of B. C is the father of A. D is the son of B. How is D related to C?

Grandson Son Nephew Brother

Q3. The bar graph shows the number of passengers who traveled by different modes of transport. What is the ratio of passengers traveling by bus to passengers traveling by train?

3:2 4:3 5:4 2:1

Q4. The opposite of 'Depreciation' of capital is:

Amortization Wear and tear Appreciation Obsolescence

Q5. If 'All strategic initiatives require stakeholder buy-in' and 'No stakeholder buy-in is guaranteed', what can be logically concluded about strategic initiatives and guaranteed buy-in?

All strategic initiatives are not guaranteed buy-in. Some strategic initiatives are not guaranteed buy-in. No strategic initiatives are guaranteed buy-in. No conclusion can be drawn.

Q6. Two trains of lengths 100m and 150m are running on parallel tracks at speeds of 40 km/h and 50 km/h respectively. In how much time will they cross each other if they are running in the same direction?

20 seconds 22.5 seconds 25 seconds 27.5 seconds

Q7. Which of the following is crucial for understanding a table of data?

The font style The column and row headings The border thickness The page number

Q8. What does placing an 'X' in a cell of a logic grid typically signify?

A confirmed association. An impossible association. A potential association. A missing clue.

Q9. If x/y = 3/4, then by Componendo, x+y / y = ?

7/4 1/4 4/7 3/7

Q10. The nuclear pore complex regulates the passage of molecules between the nucleus and the cytoplasm. Which type of molecules are typically excluded from passive diffusion through the nuclear pore complex?

Small ions Water Large proteins and RNA molecules Monomers of macromolecules

Q11. Which sentence has a dangling modifier?

Walking to the store, my wallet fell out. My wallet fell out walking to the store. Walking to the store, I dropped my wallet. I dropped my wallet walking to the store.

Q12. If a number is greater than 10, it is greater than 5. 3 is not greater than 5. What can be deduced?

3 is greater than 10 3 is not greater than 10 3 might be greater than 10 Only numbers greater than 5 are greater than 10

Q13. A table shows the number of books sold by a bookstore in four months. How many books were sold in total over these four months?

1200 1350 1500 1650

Q14. A synonym for 'evaporation' is:

Condensation Sublimation Liquid to gas transition Freezing

Q15. Which disease is characterized by uncontrolled cell growth?

Diabetes Hypertension Cancer Arthritis

Q16. A business report shows the profit margins of several companies. What technique is commonly used to quickly compare the relative profitability?

Line Graph Scatter Plot Bar Chart Box Plot

Q17. A test-taker spends too much time on understanding the explicit details of the passage, neglecting the inferential questions that require synthesizing information. This meticulous focus on surface-level comprehension, while not incorrect, is a time management issue in the context of a timed exam that values higher-order thinking. Which strategy is most likely being neglected?

Keyword identification Skimming for main ideas Active inference and synthesis Vocabulary in context

Q18. UNCTAD's work includes providing policy advice on:

International travel regulations Intellectual property rights Maritime navigation rules Global fashion trends

Q19. Everyone is invited __________ John.

affect effect accept except

Q20. She had to **come up with** a plausible explanation for her absence.

conceal evade devise confess

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