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Question number: 307
» Non Verbal Reasoning » Identifying and Counting Geometrical Shapes and Solids
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Use the shape given below to answer this question.
This Shape Show Square and Triangle
Use the shape given below
Which two shapes, when put together, will make the given shape?
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| a. |  This Shape Represent the Shapes of Geometric – Choice A Find the shape given below to answer this question |
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| b. |  This Shape Represent the Shapes of Geometric – Choice B Find the shape given below to answer this question |
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| c. |  This Shape Represent the Shapes of Geometric – Choice C Find the shape given below to answer this question |
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| d. | None of the above |
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Question number: 308
» Non Verbal Reasoning » Analogies With Figures
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This Figure Shows the Different Images in These Boxes
Find which figure is in the 10th place
Which figure is in the 10th place from START?
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| a. |  This Figure Shows Image of This Boxes – Choice A Find which figure is in the 10th place |
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| b. |  This Figure Shows Image of This Boxes – Choice B Find which figure is in the 10th place |
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| c. |  This Figure Shows Image of This Boxes – Choice C Find which figure is in the 10th place |
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| d. |  This Figure Shows Image of This Boxes – Choice D Find which figure is in the 10th place |
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Question number: 309
» Mental Ability » Basic Arithmetic
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Which of these numbers is between?
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Question number: 310
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Continue this pattern:
January, March, June, October, ________, ________
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| a. | March, July |
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| b. | March, September |
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| c. | April, September |
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| d. | February, August |
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