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CAT 2010-21
According to the passage, lighting engineers need not Plot photometric curves Utilizes photometric data Understand Photometric techniques Have mathematical expertise

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CAT 2010-22
The colour black is an example of A surface colour An achromatic colour An organic colour A diffuse colour

asked Mar 1 in Logical Reasoning by Arjun (8k points) | 28 views

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CAT 2010-29
To implement the most scientific ways of tourism, we should Get industries and talented persons trained in the field. From a commission and a plan out how to implement the suggestions. Send a group of scientists abroad to learn more about tourism. Speed as much finance as possible to better the suggestions made.

asked Mar 1 in Logical Reasoning by Arjun (8k points) | 23 views

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CAT 2010-28
By using the expression “environmentally destructive tourism” the author means The preservation of the wild beasts. Destruction of the wildlife and sancturies. Destroying the attractive sources of wild animals and birds. The maintenance of the flora and fauna of the country

asked Mar 1 in Logical Reasoning by Arjun (8k points) | 21 views

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CAT 2010-27
Biotic disturbances in the context means Attacks from other living things, animals, etc. The disturbances caused by the natives on seeing the strange foreigners. The political disturbances causing the closedown of the parks. Disturbances caused by the wild animals on seeing the tourists.

asked Mar 1 in Logical Reasoning by Arjun (8k points) | 21 views

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CAT 2010-26
The author’s use of Snell’s law of refraction to illustrate Mayo’s perspective can best said to be Contrived Premediated Superfluous Illustrative

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CAT 2010-25
As per Mayo’s perspective, which of the following best defines the phrase “scientific explanation”? One which is most detailed in its explanation of natural phenomena. One which survives examination better than other explanations. One which has been thoroughly tested by scientific experts. One which refutes other explanations convincingly,

asked Mar 1 in Logical Reasoning by Arjun (8k points) | 26 views

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CAT 2010-24
Which of the following conclusion can be drawn from the passage? Precise measurement is a sufficient condition to ensure validity of conclusions resulting from an experiment. Experimental data might support multiple theoretical explanations same time, ... knowledge of the theory underpinning the experiment is sufficient to ensure the validity of conclusions drawn from experiments.

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CAT 2010-23
Paint is an example of a substance containing Inorganic material Body colours Surface colours Metallic colours

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CAT 2010-55
After sometimes, the faculty members who were involved in all the three tasks were asked to withdraw from one task. As a result, one of the faculty members each opted out of teaching and research, while remaining ones involved in all the three tasks ... with training as compared to research. More faculty members are now involved in teaching as compared to research. None of the above

asked Mar 1 in Logical Reasoning by Arjun (8k points) | 20 views

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CAT 2010-60
Among Anil, Bibek, Charu, Debu and Eswar is taller than Debu but not fat as Debu. Charu is taller than Anil but shorter than Bibek. Anil is fatter than Debu but not as fat as Bibek. Eswar is thinner than Charu, who is thinner than Debu. Eswar is shorter than Anil. Who is the thinnest person? Bibek Charu Debu Eswar

asked Mar 1 in Logical Reasoning by Arjun (8k points) | 27 views

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Any resource for learning and solving question on passage reading

asked Jan 21, 2018 in English Language by Anshul Shankar (32 points) | 187 views

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CAT1995-150
Experts in human behaviour argue that ethics and values are learned as a natural part of human development, derived from school, religion and other influences. Some authorities say that ethics is the innate notion of right and wrong and cannot be taught ... with long term strategy contempt towards the process and systems a logical, rational approach which does not gel with the company

asked Sep 24, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 138 views

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CAT1995-149
Experts in human behaviour argue that ethics and values are learned as a natural part of human development, derived from school, religion and other influences. Some authorities say that ethics is the innate notion of right and wrong and cannot be ... matter what articulation of the corporation's core values and beliefs and the understanding of the individual of these none of these

asked Sep 24, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 130 views

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CAT1995-148
Experts in human behaviour argue that ethics and values are learned as a natural part of human development, derived from school, religion and other influences. Some authorities say that ethics is the innate notion of right and wrong and cannot be taught to an adult ... to the business in the long run being ethical is largely a matter of the individual, not of the corporate none of these

asked Sep 24, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 115 views

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CAT1995-147
Experts in human behaviour argue that ethics and values are learned as a natural part of human development, derived from school, religion and other influences. Some authorities say that ethics is the innate notion of right and wrong and ... of behaviour to deal with unethical behaviour conveying wrong instructions to subordinates as the senior managers misuse their power and authority

asked Sep 24, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 73 views

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CAT1995-146
Experts in human behaviour argue that ethics and values are learned as a natural part of human development, derived from school, religion and other influences. Some authorities say that ethics is the innate notion of right and wrong and cannot be taught to an ... to the decision-maker. The passage is most likely taken from: a newspaper a management journal a book an Internet site.

asked Sep 24, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 63 views

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CAT1995-145
Experts in human behaviour argue that ethics and values are learned as a natural part of human development, derived from school, religion and other influences. Some authorities say that ethics is the innate notion of right and wrong and cannot ... lack the judgment to distinguish between ethical and unethical practices ethical thinking comes only with age and experience none of these

asked Sep 24, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 63 views

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CAT1995-144
Experts in human behaviour argue that ethics and values are learned as a natural part of human development, derived from school, religion and other influences. Some authorities say that ethics is the innate notion of right and wrong and cannot be taught ... hand.held devices as Palm PCs is given in the passage to highlight: myopic mania managerial courage a point an unethical practice

asked Sep 24, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 175 views

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CAT1995-143
Experts in human behaviour argue that ethics and values are learned as a natural part of human development, derived from school, religion and other influences. Some authorities say that ethics is the innate notion of right and wrong and cannot be taught to an ... decisions of its leaders, the behaviours that are encouraged by its systems and the values of its employees. all of the above

asked Sep 24, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 62 views

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CAT1995-142
Experts in human behaviour argue that ethics and values are learned as a natural part of human development, derived from school, religion and other influences. Some authorities say that ethics is the innate notion of right and wrong and cannot be taught to an ... is a difference between what is perceived as unethical in the corporate world, as opposed to what is practiced none of these

asked Sep 24, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 69 views

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CAT1995-141
Experts in human behaviour argue that ethics and values are learned as a natural part of human development, derived from school, religion and other influences. Some authorities say that ethics is the innate notion of right and wrong and cannot be taught to an ... to an adult. value based conflicts tend to be largely personal, seldom corporate in nature or intensity. none of the above

asked Sep 24, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 80 views

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CAT1995-140
Among those who call themselves Socialists, two kinds of persons may be distinguished. There are, in the first place, those whose plans for a new order of society, in which private property and individual competition are to ... of socialism experimentally first? bloodshed deprivation of current comfortable existence corruption in high places misery caused by resisting change

asked Sep 16, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 173 views

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CAT1995-139
Among those who call themselves Socialists, two kinds of persons may be distinguished. There are, in the first place, those whose plans for a new order of society, in which private property and individual competition are to be superseded and other motives to action ... in their own time and at a blow. The word avow' in the context of the passage means: proclaim vow affirm deny

asked Sep 16, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 220 views

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CAT1995-138
Among those who call themselves Socialists, two kinds of persons may be distinguished. There are, in the first place, those whose plans for a new order of society, in which private property and individual competition are to be superseded and other motives to ... on: neither side. the side of the socialist doctrine the side of the second type of socialism the first type of socialism

asked Sep 16, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 139 views

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CAT1995-137
Among those who call themselves Socialists, two kinds of persons may be distinguished. There are, in the first place, those whose plans for a new order of society, in which private property and individual competition are to be superseded and other motives to action ... Robespierre? Unconcern for others' suffering Full confidence in their own wisdom. Both a) and b). Neither a) nor b).

asked Sep 16, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 91 views

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CAT1995-136
Among those who call themselves Socialists, two kinds of persons may be distinguished. There are, in the first place, those whose plans for a new order of society, in which private property and individual competition are to be superseded and other motives ... first. The second form of socialism has less difficulties than the first The author has not compared the difficulties of the two

asked Sep 16, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 83 views

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CAT1995-135
Among those who call themselves Socialists, two kinds of persons may be distinguished. There are, in the first place, those whose plans for a new order of society, in which private property and individual competition are to be superseded and other motives to ... a police state and rules by decree. There is no government as such; the people rule themselves by the socialist doctrine.

asked Sep 16, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 66 views

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CAT1995-134
Among those who call themselves Socialists, two kinds of persons may be distinguished. There are, in the first place, those whose plans for a new order of society, in which private property and individual competition are to be superseded and other motives to ... in their own time and at a blow. Which of the following is not a socialist? Robespierre Fourier Owen All are socialists

asked Sep 16, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 57 views

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CAT1995-133
Among those who call themselves Socialists, two kinds of persons may be distinguished. There are, in the first place, those whose plans for a new order of society, in which private property and individual competition are to be superseded and other motives ... while the others believe in revolutionary change. the first are the products of Britain, while the others are products of Russia.

asked Sep 16, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 57 views

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CAT1995-132
Whatever philosophy may be, it is in the world and must relate to it. It breaks through the shell of the world in order to move into the infinite. But it turns back in order to find in the finite its always unique historical foundation. It ... to ideologies. They would not have to face allegations of ignoring philosophy. They would not have to be philosophical about losing an election.

asked Sep 13, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 92 views

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CAT1995-131
Whatever philosophy may be, it is in the world and must relate to it. It breaks through the shell of the world in order to move into the infinite. But it turns back in order to find in the finite its always unique historical foundation. ... philosophy in universities the defense measures it provokes the polite respect jt gets the fact that it answers the fundamental questions of life.

asked Sep 13, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 108 views

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CAT1995-130
Whatever philosophy may be, it is in the world and must relate to it. It breaks through the shell of the world in order to move into the infinite. But it turns back in order to find in the finite its always unique historical foundation. It pushes ... a charge against philosophy? that it is obsolete that it is mendacious that it is the handmaiden of political power that it is immoral

asked Sep 13, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 89 views

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CAT1995-129
Whatever philosophy may be, it is in the world and must relate to it. It breaks through the shell of the world in order to move into the infinite. But it turns back in order to find in the finite its always unique historical foundation. ... ', in the context of the passage, means: wooden faced people departments separate chairs for philosophers reserved seats for students of philosophy

asked Sep 13, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 100 views

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CAT1995-128
Whatever philosophy may be, it is in the world and must relate to it. It breaks through the shell of the world in order to move into the infinite. But it turns back in order to find in the finite its always unique historical foundation. It pushes into ... keeping the passage in mind? Philosophy is evidently respected Philosophy is secretly despised Both (a) and (b) Neither (a) nor (b)

asked Sep 13, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 108 views

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CAT1995-127
Whatever philosophy may be, it is in the world and must relate to it. It breaks through the shell of the world in order to move into the infinite. But it turns back in order to find in the finite its always unique historical foundation. It pushes into the ... into the infinite. It pushes into the furthest horizons beyond being in the world. It makes the world a better place to live in.

asked Sep 13, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 179 views

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CAT1995-126
Whatever philosophy may be, it is in the world and must relate to it. It breaks through the shell of the world in order to move into the infinite. But it turns back in order to find in the finite its always unique historical foundation. ... itself. A suitable title for the passage would be: Man and Philosophy Philosophical angst A Defence of Philosophy The Enemies of Philosophy

asked Sep 13, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 157 views

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CAT1995-125
Read the passages and answer the questions that follow: Even as its rivals have been battered by the cyclical downturn in petrochemicals and by Asia's financial troubles, Reliance has gone from strength to strength. Its latest results show a robust 18% ... impressed with: the cleanliness at the plant the latest technology the yarn is packaged by robots the highly motivated work-force

asked Sep 7, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 223 views

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CAT1995-124
Read the passages and answer the questions that follow: Even as its rivals have been battered by the cyclical downturn in petrochemicals and by Asia's financial troubles, Reliance has gone from strength to strength. Its latest results show a robust 18% ... bureaucrats? they are sold out they are dishonest people they use the regulatory regime to help certain people none of the above

asked Sep 7, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 85 views

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CAT1995-123
Read the passages and answer the questions that follow: Even as its rivals have been battered by the cyclical downturn in petrochemicals and by Asia's financial troubles, Reliance has gone from strength to strength. Its latest results show a robust 18% rise in net profits ... 3 billion today it is the hero of millions of shareholders none of the above

asked Sep 7, 2017 in English Language by makhdoom ghaya (7.8k points) | 74 views

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