Andhra Pradesh AP Police Constable Exam Paper – 6 January 2019 (Answer Key)

21. Pick out the word from the passage which means forecast
(1) doomsday
(2) overtake
(3) prediction
(4) ratio

22. Choose the word which is similar in meaning to the underlined word in the sentences.
Non-renewable fuels such as petrol and diesel should be used judiciously.
(1) freely
(2) rarely
(3) wisely
(4) legally

23. Choose the word which is similar in meaning to the underlined word in the sentence.
It is the responsibility of everybody to save, the planet earth for Posterity.
(1) Prosperity
(2) Future generations
(3) Continuity
(4) Utility

24. Choose the antonym of the underlined word in the sentence.
Vijay lcd an extravagant life
(1) lavish
(2) spendthrift
(3) frugal
(4) radical

25. Choose the antonym of the underlined word in the sentence.
The path is made obscure by fog and darkness.
(1) frosty
(2) hazy
(3) shabby
(4) clear

26. Choose the correct spelling
(1) Commitment
(2) Committment
(3) Comittment
(4) Comitment

27. Choose the correct spelling
(1) Zymnastics
(2) Gymnestics
(3) Gymmnastics
(4) Gymnastics

28. Choose the appropriate preposition.
We had to wait at the airport for five hours _____ take-off
(1) before
(2) at
(3) along
(4) over

29. Choose the appropriate preposition.
The visit of the chief minister to Delhi has been advanced _____ two days
(1) for
(2) by
(3) over
(4) with

30. Choose the grammatically correct sentence.
(1) I am working in this company for ten years
(2) I have been working in this company for ten years
(3) I have been working in this company since ten years
(4) I am been in this company for ten years

31. In a certain code, if ‘ARITHMETIC’ is coded as ‘NEVGUZRGVP’ and ‘SET’ is coded as ‘FRG’ then, inthe same code, the codr for ‘MATHEMATICS’ is
(1) N Z G S N Z G R X H
(2) Z N G U R Z R G V P F
(3) F P V G N Z R U G N Z
(4) Z N G U R Z N G V P F

32. In a certain code ‘BLOOD’ is coded as ‘YOLLW’ and ‘SENSE’ is coded as ‘HVMHV’.
Then, in the same code, the code for ‘RELATION’ is
(1) IVOZEPLM
(2) IVOZFSLM
(3) IVOZGRLM
(4) IVOZHOLM

33. If SPEED=98 and TIME=94, then DISTANCES=
(1) 196
(2) 150
(3) 188
(4) 175

34. A person starts his journey from a point P First he moves 3km towards North from P and then turns towards East and walks 6km. Then he turns towards South and travels 12km. From there upon he moves towards East and travels 6km. Then he turns towards North to reach a point Q which is 3km away. Then, the direction from P to Q is
(1) South-East
(2) North-West
(3) North-East
(4) South-West

35. A person walks 4km towards West and turns to his left and walks 2km. Then he turns to his left, walks 1km and turns to his right, walks ½ km and then turns to his right, walks 3km and finally turns to his right and walks 1/2km. Now the direction from the starting point to the final point is
(1) South-East
(2) North-West
(3) South-West
(4) North-East

36. A man leaves his home and after moving a distance of 40mt towards West he turns North and walkd 20mt. Then he walks 70mt towards East and there after 10mt towards South. He then turns towards West and walks 30mt to reach his office. Now the nearest distance (in mt) between his home and office is
(1) 20
(2) 30
(3) 40
(4) 10

Directions: Answer questions from 37 to 39 based on the following statements
a) A has 3 sisters B, C, D and 2 brothers E, F
b) N has 1 sister O and 1 brother P
c) A married N and they got 1 daughter G and 3 sons H, I, J,
d) G has 2 sons K, L
e) H has 2 sons M, Q
f) I has 2 sons R, S
g) J has 2 daughters T, U

37. Total number of aunts of H is
(1) 1
(2) 4
(3) 3
(4) 2

38. A is related to Q a.
(1) grand mother
(2) mother
(3) Grand father
(4) either grand mother or grand father

39. J is related to K as
(1) Father
(2) Father’s brother
(3) Maternal uncle

(4) Father in law

40. In an office, ¼ of the employees are women. ⅔ of the women and ¾ of the men are married. If ¾ of the married women and 8/9 of the married men have children, then the fraction of the employees having no children among the total number of employees is
(1) ⅜
(2) ⅛
(3) ½
(4) ⅙

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