MOCK TEST 16 (SET) (2014-15) DETAILED ANALYSIS.

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MOCK TEST 16 (SET) (2014-15) DETAILED ANALYSIS

Expected time to complete Reading Comprehension INTRODUCTION Mock Test 16 follows the SET pattern wherein the students are subjected to the same level of difficulty both in terms of question type and level. The mock test comprises of five sections with a total of 150 questions. A student is expected to attempt this test in an actual test like environment wherein he has 150 minutes to complete the test and thus need to schedule his/her time accordingly. Sections No. of questions Expected time to complete Reading Comprehension 30 25 min. General Knowledge Analytical Reasoning Legal Reasoning 40 min. Logical Reasoning 35 min.

ENGLISH The overall level of this section was moderate to difficult. The section consisted of: 4 Reading Comprehensions with 5 questions each 5 questions on Cloze test 1 question on Idioms 2 questions on Synonyms 2 questions on Antonyms The various questions are now described in detail:

Key Concepts and Brief Description Overall Level of Difficulty DETAILS Question S. No. Key Concepts and Brief Description Overall Level of Difficulty Strategy 91 to 95 Reading Comprehension Easy The passage was an easy read and all the questions should have been attempted. 96 to 100 Easy - Moderate The passage was not very difficult to read. Q. 96 was inference based and the rest of the questions were direct. 101 to 105 Moderate The passage was an easy read but the questions were slightly tricky and required a good understanding of the passage. 106 to 110 The passage was short and was an easy read. The questions were also fairly easy.

Key Concepts and Brief Description Overall Level of Difficulty details Question S. No. Key Concepts and Brief Description Overall Level of Difficulty Strategy 111 to 115 Cloze Test Moderate - Difficult The options were quite close and hence, it was necessary for a student to understand the passage in order to attempt the questions. 116 Idioms Easy This question should have definitely been attempted as it is easy to understand the meaning of the idiom given the context of the sentence. 117 and 118 Synonyms Moderate The correct answer could have been arrived at by eliminating the wrong choices. 119 and 120 Antonyms The words were of a moderate level of difficulty and one could have arrived at the answer by eliminating the wrong options.

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE LST Mock – 16 was created according to the pattern of SET Mock. And as per the latest pattern of SET, the no. of questions in GK section continues to be as 30. General knowledge part of this mock was primarily skewed towards the static GK of which there were 21 questions in all. Number of questions from current affairs was 9. Geography covers maximum chunk of static GK. There were as many as 11 questions from this section. It was followed by history, of which there were total 5 questions. Though the questions from history and Geography were little hard to solve. Current affairs section comprised of different types of questions. The major weight was given to the misc. current affairs. This section should have been fairly easy for candidates who read the newspapers regularly. The overall difficulty level of current affairs was easy. Decent attempt: An attempt of 22- 24 question with effective score of 21 - 22 could be considered as an excellent attempt. This table presents the further break up and analysis of the general knowledge section.

Indian Polity & Constitution DETAILS Static GK Current GK Section No. of Ques. Difficulty level History 5 Moderate National Events 1 Easy Geography (India & World) 11 International Events - Indian Polity & Constitution Personality 2  Easy Economy Places Science & Tech Awards & Honors   Misc. Sports Easy to moderate 4 Moderate to hard Total 21 9   

ANALYTICAL REASONING This section of the test was overall Moderate level of difficulty. This section consisted of 20 questions of Analytical Reasoning 5 questions of Series 2 questions of Coding decoding 2 questions of Blood relation 1 question of Direction The various questions are described in detail ahead:

Key concepts and brief description details Question S. No   Key concepts and brief description Topic Level of Difficulty 61-65 Number series Series Easy to moderate 66-70, 71-75, 76-80, 86-90 Height arrangement, Analytical Reasoning , Analytical Reasoning , Analytical Reasoning , Analytical Reasoning Moderate 81, 82 Blood relation Easy 83 Direction 84, 85 Coding decoding

LOGICAL reasoning The difficulty level of this section was moderate. The section consisted of: 3 questions on Statement and Arguments 2 questions on Word Anagrams 3 questions on Statement and Assumptions 3 questions on Statement and Conclusions 3 questions on Cause and Effect 4 questions on Critical Reasoning 8 questions on Analogies 4 questions on Assertion and Reasons The various questions are now described in detail:

Key concepts and brief description Overall level of difficulty LOGICAL REASONING Question S. No   Key concepts and brief description Overall level of difficulty Strategy 1 to 3 Statement and Arguments Moderate This set of questions was of a moderate level of difficulty. At least 2 out of 3 questions should have been attempted. 4 and 5 Word Anagrams Difficult The difficulty level of these questions was mainly dependent on the ability of a student to recognize the meaningful words. These questions also required a good knowledge of vocabulary. 6 to 8 Statement and Assumptions Q. 7 could have been difficult for some students but a careful understanding of the statement should have given the right answer. 9 to 11 Statement and Conclusions All the three questions required a student to carefully analyze the statement before coming to the answer.

Key concepts and brief description Overall level of difficulty Logical REASONING Question S. No   Key concepts and brief description Overall level of difficulty Strategy 12 to 14 Cause and Effect Easy -Moderate These questions were based on general knowledge and required basic reasoning skills. 15 to 18 Critical Reasoning Moderate Q.16 was slightly tricky because of the options. The other questions were of a moderate level of difficulty. 19 to 26 Analogies Q. 20, 22 and 25 could have been difficult for some students. The rest of the questions could have been easily attempted 27 to 30 Assertion and Reasons These questions were based on general knowledge and all of them should have been attempted.

Legal Reasoning This section had 30 questions on Legal Aptitude comprising Legal Reasoning and Legal Knowledge questions: Legal Reasoning – 20 questions Legal Knowledge – 10 questions The Legal Reasoning section tested the ability of students to understand and interpret questions with multiple principles and explanations and the combined application of the same to factual matrix to reach the best answer. Overall, the difficulty level of this section was moderate to difficult. The section had many multiple principle based questions. This section was a perfect blend of questions from all sections. There were questions from Law of Torts, Law of Contracts, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law,, International Law, Important Statutes and General Principle of law. An attempt between the range of 24-28 would be considered a good attempt for this section.

details Topics Question Numbers Number of Questions Difficulty Level Legal Reasoning Legal Knowledge L.R. L.K. Criminal Law 34, 35, 38, 59 3 1 Moderate Torts 32, 41, 44 - Easy Constitution 31, 43, 49, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 5 Contracts 33, 36, 37, 39, 42, 46, 47, 57, 58, 7 2 Difficult Miscellaneous 40, 45, 48, 50, 56, 60 4

Question analysis Question number 32: The principle appended in the question provides for rule of strict liability of a person non natural use of land and escape of the substance from the escape. Act of God is a defence in strict liability. The principle further provides for rule of absolute liability upon a defendant engage in inherently dangerous activity. However act of God is not a defence to rule of absolute liability. Facts in the present question are that a reservoir containing mild acid was fractured when a thunderbolt struck it. This reservoir belonged to X. Reservoir broke and the herbs of Y’s garden were destroyed. Y sued X for absolute liability. After the chemical examination it was found that the acid was not harmful. X in the case claimed the defence of Act of God. Answer: The correct answer in this question is option (B). The principle provides that that for rule of absolute liability inherently dangerous activity is required. The chemical examination revels that the acid was not harmful proving that no inherently dangerous activity was involved and rule of absolute liability is not applicable in this case. But there was a non natural use of land and hence Act of God is patently available to X. Y therefore will not succeed.

Question analysis Question number 48: There are two principles in this question. Principle 1 provides for the liability of dishonour of cheque when the cheque is returned unpaid for insufficiency of funds. Principle 2 on the other hand provides that for the dishonour of cheque by a company all the directors of the company shall be deemed to be guilty of the offence and shall be liable for prosecution. Facts provide that X and Y were the directors of a company. Y decided to avail a home loan and issued one cheque drawn on IHIC Bank from his corporate bank account as security advance. This cheque was dishonoured for lack of funds. The Bank IHIC Bank filed a complaint against X as wekk as Y. Answer: The correct answer in this question is (A). The reason for this is that firstly the loan was availed by Y from the corporate bank account and there was a dishonour of cheque with respect to the same account. The second principle provides that all the directors will be collectively responsible in case the company commits it. Since both X and Y are directors, hence both of them are liable for the offence of dishonour of cheque.

Question analysis Question number 45: Principle provides that State Recognition signifies that the decision of a sovereign state to treat another state to treat another entity as also being a Sovereign State. This recognition of the state can be either express or implied. Facts: The facts in the present question are that East Timor was to secure the membership of the United Nations. In 2010, India organized the Asian Games 2010, which was attended by 42 nations which included East Timor as well. In 2013, East Timor opposed the resolution moved by India in World Trade Organization and resultantly the resolution fell. India further moved a resolution in the United Nations for rejection of membership of Easy Timor. Answer: The answer in this question is (A). The reason for this being that by inviting the teams of other States along with their Heads, India impliedly recognized the existence of East Timor. From the principle it is clear that the recognition of the State can be express and implied. Recognition of East Timor was implied.

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