ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (Investigation) (BS-17) 2020 IN THE SERVICES AND GENERAL ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT (ANTI-CORRUPTION ESTABLISHMENT, PUNJAB) S & GAD, CASE NO. 13-RC/2020

Select the most appropriate synonym of the word: IMPECCABLE

  • (A) Imperfect
  • (B) Clean
  • (C) Smooth
  • (D) Flawless
Check Answer
  • (D) Flawless
Explanation
The word “Impeccable” means that there is no fault or error in something. That is to say, it is perfect. Therefore, the correct answer is “Flawless”, because “Impeccable” is used to describe something that is completely perfect and has no fault.

The number, whose 7% is 42 is:

  • (A) 300
  • (B) 400
  • (C) 500
  • (D) 600
Check Answer
  • (D) 600
Explanation
  • Solution: Let’s use the word “7% of” to mean multiplication, and the percent sign will be replaced by a fraction over 100. We’ll use the variable x for the unknown.
  • 7% of x = 42, so: (7/100)x = 42
  • Solving for x: x = (42 × 100) / 7
  • This simplifies to: x = 600
  • So, the correct answer is: (D) 600

  • Background colour or effects applied on a document is not visible in:

    • (A) Print Layout View
    • (B) Web Layout View
    • (C) Reading View
    • (D) Print View
    Check Answer
    • (D) Print View
    Explanation
    Background colours or effects, if set for a document, are usually not visible when the document is displayed under Print Preview. Although the prompts suggest options, which sometimes seem to be related to the options given in other multiple-choice questions, usually matching option D, the actual print preview will be the same as the printed output, and printers usually do not print background colours by default.

    If books bought at prices ranging from Rs.150 to Rs.300 are sold at prices ranging from Rs.250 to Rs.350, what is the greatest possible profit that might be made in selling 15 books?

    • (A) Rs.2000
    • (B) Rs.2500
    • (C) Rs.3000
    • (D) Rs.3500
    Check Answer
    • (C) Rs.3000
    Explanation
  • Solution: In order to maximize our profit, we use:
  • The lowest purchase price, which is Rs. 150.
  • The highest selling price, which is Rs. 350.
  • Profit earned on each book = Selling price – Purchase price = 350 – 150 = Rs. 200.
  • Profit earned on 15 books = 200 × 15 = Rs. 3,000.
  • Hence, the correct answer is: Rs. 3,000

  • Complete the Proverb: “Too many cooks spoil the _______.”

    • (A) Meat
    • (B) Broth
    • (C) Food
    • (D) Curry
    Check Answer
    • (B) Broth
    Explanation
  • The phrase “Too many cooks spoil the broth” reflects the reality that when too many people are involved in controlling the same process, confusion, error, and a bad outcome can result. When too many cooks add different ingredients to the broth, the soup, not the broth, becomes spoiled. Simple meaning: when too many people are interfering, the outcome of the process can become worse, not better.
  • Example: when five students are given the task to manage one group project, the outcome will not be good, as the students will quarrel among themselves.
  • In essence, the meaning of the phrase is that too many people can spoil the process.

  • Geographically, Pakistan is situated in:

    • (A) East Asia
    • (B) Central Asia
    • (C) South Asia
    • (D) West Asia
    Check Answer
    • (C) South Asia
    Explanation
    In terms of geography, Pakistan is located in South Asia. It is a crossroads that connects South Asia, Central Asia, and the Middle East, and it has a coastline on the Arabian Sea to the south. To the east, it borders India, to the west, Afghanistan, to the southwest, Iran, and to the northeast, China.

    What was the name of foster sister of the Holy Prophet (PBUH)?

    • (A) Hazrat Salma
    • (B) Hazrat Ruqaiyyah
    • (C) Hazrat Maria
    • (D) Hazrat Sheema
    Check Answer
    • (D) Hazrat Sheema
    Explanation
    The Prophet’s foster sister was Hazrat Sheema, also spelled Shaima, Al-Shayma, or Ash-Shaymaa. Sheema bint al-Harith, also spelled Ash-Shaymaa bint al-Harith, was the daughter of Halimah Sa’diya—the Prophet’s foster mother—and Harith ibn Abdil ‘Uzza. During her youth, Sheema aided her mother in taking care of the Prophet during his early days among the Banu Sa’ad.

    The “Suez Canal” connected Mediterranean Sea with:

    • (A) Red Sea
    • (B) Black Sea
    • (C) Aral Sea
    • (D) Dead Sea
    Check Answer
    • (A) Red Sea
    Explanation
    Suez Canal: It connects the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea, passing through Egypt. It is a 120-mile artificial waterway that saves time between Europe and Asia by providing a direct waterway from the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea, bypassing the journey through Africa.

    Synonym of “CORDIAL” is:

    • (A) Docile
    • (B) Plaque
    • (C) Pleasant
    • (D) Hatred
    Check Answer
    • (C) Pleasant
    Explanation
  • Cordial means warm, friendly, and gracious.
  • Pleasant means agreeable, friendly, or nice, which aligns with the meaning (synonym) of cordial.
  • Docile means submissive or easy to manage.
  • Plaque is a flat tablet or a film on teeth.
  • Hatred is an antonym (opposite), meaning intense dislike.

  • Which shortcut key is used to save document in Microsoft Word?

    • (A) Ctrl + A
    • (B) Ctrl + S
    • (C) Ctrl + X
    • (D) Ctrl + V
    Check Answer
    • (B) Ctrl + S
    Explanation
  • If you’re using Microsoft Word, the quick way to save your work is to simply hit the keys Ctrl + S. This works if your document already has a name and has been saved before. In this case, hitting Ctrl + S simply updates your file with your changes. However, if you’re working with a brand new document and have never saved it before, hitting Ctrl + S opens the “Save As” dialog box.
  • Ctrl + A: This shortcut is used to select all content (text and objects) within the entire document.
  • Ctrl + X: This shortcut is used to cut the selected text or object, removing it from its original location and placing it on the clipboard.
  • Ctrl + V: This shortcut is used to paste the content that was last copied or cut from the clipboard into the document at the cursor’s position.

  • You cannot copy content of this page

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