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  • ASEAN Integration Projects5
  • Bank Lending Targets5
  • Bicycle Sharing Data5
  • Book Fair Sales5
  • Book Fair Ticket Revenue5
  • Bus Routes and Occupancy5
  • Civic Survey Participation5
  • Community Clinic Visits5
  • Community Health Camps5
  • Community Radio Reach5
  • Conference Registration Data5
  • Cooperative Deposit Mobilisation5
  • Cooperative Loan Repayment5
  • Cooperative Produce Sales5
  • Cost, Output, and Data Interpretation5
  • Court Mediation Outcomes5
  • Cyclone Shelter Capacity5
  • Disaster Relief Kit Distribution5
  • District Education Budget5
  • Emergency Medical Supplies5
  • Export Order Completion5
  • Flood Relief Kit Distribution5
  • Food Distribution Centres5
  • Forest Patrol Coverage5
  • G20 Climate Grant Use5
  • Household Electricity Use5
  • Household Waste Segregation5
  • Independent Publisher Sales5
  • Irrigation Water Use5
  • Journal Access Uptake5
  • Language Dataset Allocation5
  • Legal Aid Case Disposal5
  • Legal Aid Clinic Cases5
  • Library Workshops5
  • Manuscript Digitisation Centres5
  • Metro Passenger Revenue5
  • Museum Ticket Data5
  • Naval Training Completion5
  • Online Course Completion5
  • Percentages, Ratios, and Averages5
  • Production and Defect Rates5
  • Rail Freight Delivery5
  • Rail Passenger Data5
  • Rainwater Harvesting Data5
  • Renewable Energy Output5
  • Research Grant Utilisation5
  • Reservoir Data and Percentages5
  • Sales, Costs, and Profit5
  • Scholarship Applications and Awards5
  • Scholarship Fund Allocation5
  • Scholarships and Averages5
  • Solar Installations5
  • Solar Plant Generation5
  • Sports Academy Training Hours5
  • Sports Facility Usage5
  • Sports Grant Utilisation5
  • Tax Helpdesk Resolution5
  • Training Programme Completion5
  • Voter Turnout and Percentages5
  • Warehouse Storage Use5
  • Wetland Restoration Budget5
  • Youth Sports Participation5
Passage or principleOriginal data interpretation caselet

Four districts conducted a civic survey and recorded registered participants and response rates: District P: 50,000 registered, 70 percent responded. District Q: 40,000 registered, 75 percent responded. District R: 60,000 registered, 65 percent responded. District S: 30,000 registered, 80 percent responded.

Question 167MediumCivic Survey Participation

Which district recorded the greatest number of responses?

  1. A

    District P

  2. B

    District Q

  3. C

    District R

  4. D

    District S

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: C. District R

C is correct. District R recorded 39,000 responses.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 17, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 168MediumCivic Survey Participation

What was the total number of responses across all four districts?

  1. A

    1,28,000

  2. B

    1,25,000

  3. C

    1,30,000

  4. D

    1,32,000

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. 1,28,000

A is correct: 35,000 + 30,000 + 39,000 + 24,000 = 1,28,000.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 17, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 169HardCivic Survey Participation

What was the ratio of responses in District P to District S?

  1. A

    7:4

  2. B

    4:3

  3. C

    5:4

  4. D

    35:24

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. 35:24

D is correct because the response numbers were 35,000 and 24,000.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 17, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 170HardCivic Survey Participation

How many additional responses would District R record if its response rate rose from 65 percent to 75 percent?

  1. A

    5,000

  2. B

    6,000

  3. C

    7,000

  4. D

    8,000

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 6,000

B is correct. Ten percent of 60,000 is 6,000.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 17, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Passage or principleOriginal data interpretation caselet

Four districts received relief kits and reported distribution rates: District A: 4,000 kits, 75 percent distributed. District B: 5,000 kits, 80 percent distributed. District C: 6,000 kits, 70 percent distributed. District D: 3,000 kits, 90 percent distributed.

Question 171EasyDisaster Relief Kit Distribution

How many kits did District A distribute?

  1. A

    2,500

  2. B

    2,750

  3. C

    3,000

  4. D

    3,250

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: C. 3,000

C is correct: 75 percent of 4,000 is 3,000.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 18, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 172MediumDisaster Relief Kit Distribution

Which district distributed the greatest number of kits?

  1. A

    District C

  2. B

    District A

  3. C

    District B

  4. D

    District D

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. District C

A is correct. District C distributed 4,200 kits.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 18, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 173MediumDisaster Relief Kit Distribution

How many kits were distributed in total?

  1. A

    13,500

  2. B

    13,700

  3. C

    14,100

  4. D

    13,900

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. 13,900

D is correct: 3,000 + 4,000 + 4,200 + 2,700 = 13,900.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 18, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 174HardDisaster Relief Kit Distribution

What was the ratio of undistributed kits in District A to District C?

  1. A

    4:5

  2. B

    5:9

  3. C

    9:5

  4. D

    10:9

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 5:9

B is correct. The undistributed quantities were 1,000 and 1,800.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 18, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 175HardDisaster Relief Kit Distribution

How many additional kits would District D distribute if its rate rose from 90 percent to 95 percent?

  1. A

    100

  2. B

    125

  3. C

    150

  4. D

    175

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: C. 150

C is correct. Five percent of 3,000 is 150.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 18, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Passage or principleOriginal data interpretation caselet

A four-day book fair charged Rs 50 for an adult ticket and Rs 30 for a child ticket. Attendance was: Monday: 1,200 adults and 800 children. Tuesday: 1,500 adults and 1,000 children. Wednesday: 1,800 adults and 1,200 children. Thursday: 2,000 adults and 1,500 children.

Question 176EasyBook Fair Ticket Revenue

What was the total ticket revenue on Monday?

  1. A

    Rs 84,000

  2. B

    Rs 80,000

  3. C

    Rs 86,000

  4. D

    Rs 90,000

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. Rs 84,000

A is correct: Rs 60,000 + Rs 24,000 = Rs 84,000.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 18, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 177MediumBook Fair Ticket Revenue

On which day was ticket revenue the highest?

  1. A

    Monday

  2. B

    Tuesday

  3. C

    Wednesday

  4. D

    Thursday

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. Thursday

D is correct. Thursday revenue was Rs 1,45,000.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 18, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 178MediumBook Fair Ticket Revenue

What was total attendance over all four days?

  1. A

    10,500

  2. B

    11,000

  3. C

    11,500

  4. D

    12,000

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 11,000

B is correct: 2,000 + 2,500 + 3,000 + 3,500 = 11,000.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 18, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 179HardBook Fair Ticket Revenue

What was total ticket revenue over all four days?

  1. A

    Rs 4,60,000

  2. B

    Rs 4,40,000

  3. C

    Rs 4,50,000

  4. D

    Rs 4,70,000

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. Rs 4,60,000

A is correct: Rs 84,000 + Rs 1,05,000 + Rs 1,26,000 + Rs 1,45,000 = Rs 4,60,000.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 18, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 180HardBook Fair Ticket Revenue

If Thursday child attendance increased by 20 percent, what additional revenue would be earned?

  1. A

    Rs 6,000

  2. B

    Rs 7,500

  3. C

    Rs 8,000

  4. D

    Rs 9,000

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. Rs 9,000

D is correct. The additional 300 child tickets produce Rs 9,000.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 18, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Passage or principleOriginal data interpretation caselet

Four forest ranges planned patrol distances and reported completion rates: Range A: 240 km planned, 75 percent completed. Range B: 300 km planned, 80 percent completed. Range C: 200 km planned, 90 percent completed. Range D: 260 km planned, 70 percent completed.

Question 181EasyForest Patrol Coverage

How many kilometres did Range A complete?

  1. A

    180 km

  2. B

    160 km

  3. C

    170 km

  4. D

    190 km

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. 180 km

A is correct: 75 percent of 240 is 180.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 19, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 182MediumForest Patrol Coverage

Which range completed the greatest patrol distance?

  1. A

    Range A

  2. B

    Range D

  3. C

    Range B

  4. D

    Range C

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: C. Range B

C is correct. Range B completed 240 km.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 19, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 183MediumForest Patrol Coverage

What was the total completed patrol distance?

  1. A

    772 km

  2. B

    782 km

  3. C

    792 km

  4. D

    802 km

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 782 km

B is correct: 180 + 240 + 180 + 182 = 782 km.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 19, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 184HardForest Patrol Coverage

What was the ratio of incomplete distance in Range A to Range C?

  1. A

    2:1

  2. B

    4:3

  3. C

    5:2

  4. D

    3:1

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. 3:1

D is correct. The incomplete distances were 60 km and 20 km.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 19, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 185HardForest Patrol Coverage

How many additional kilometres would Range D complete if its rate rose from 70 percent to 80 percent?

  1. A

    26 km

  2. B

    20 km

  3. C

    24 km

  4. D

    30 km

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. 26 km

A is correct. Ten percent of 260 is 26 km.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 19, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Passage or principleOriginal data interpretation caselet

Four community radio stations surveyed households and recorded regular-listener rates: Station P: 4,000 households, 60 percent regular listeners. Station Q: 5,000 households, 70 percent regular listeners. Station R: 3,000 households, 80 percent regular listeners. Station S: 6,000 households, 50 percent regular listeners.

Question 186EasyCommunity Radio Reach

How many regular-listener households did Station Q record?

  1. A

    3,000

  2. B

    3,500

  3. C

    4,000

  4. D

    4,500

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 3,500

B is correct: 70 percent of 5,000 is 3,500.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 19, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 187MediumCommunity Radio Reach

Which station recorded the greatest number of regular-listener households?

  1. A

    Station P

  2. B

    Station R

  3. C

    Station S

  4. D

    Station Q

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. Station Q

D is correct. Station Q recorded 3,500 such households.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 19, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 188MediumCommunity Radio Reach

What was the total number of regular-listener households?

  1. A

    10,800

  2. B

    11,000

  3. C

    11,300

  4. D

    11,500

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: C. 11,300

C is correct: 2,400 + 3,500 + 2,400 + 3,000 = 11,300.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 19, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 189HardCommunity Radio Reach

What was the ratio of regular-listener households for Station P to Station R?

  1. A

    1:1

  2. B

    4:5

  3. C

    5:4

  4. D

    3:2

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. 1:1

A is correct because both stations recorded 2,400.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 19, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 190HardCommunity Radio Reach

How many additional regular-listener households would Station S record if its rate rose from 50 percent to 65 percent?

  1. A

    600

  2. B

    900

  3. C

    750

  4. D

    1,200

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 900

B is correct. Fifteen percent of 6,000 is 900.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 19, prepared in the official passage-based format.

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