Tick the statements that are true.
1. The story is an account of real events.
2. The story hinges on a particular historical event.
3. Rajendra Deshpande was a historian.
4. The places mentioned in the story are all imaginary.
5. The story tries to relate history to science.

Before You Read|About The Story - Para 1 and 2|About The Story - Para 3,4 and 5|Summary

Before You Read|About The Story - Para 1 and 2|About The Story - Para 3,4 and 5|Summary

There are ten exams to be conducted from 9 to 13 of a month. There are two time slots for every day, morning slot and evening slot. The maximum marks of these exams are from 70 to 160. The maximum marks of every subject are unique. The time durations of the exams is from the range of 1hr to 5hr. The time duration is also unique for each subject. The subjects are Math, English, Physics, Bio, Chemistry, Economices, History, Home Science, Geography and Accounts. The first exam is of math and of 2hrs. The time duration of last exam is 15 minutes more than first exam. The exam of English is of 80 marks and on the same day of the exam of math. Total marks of the exams of first day are 180 marks. There are two exams between history and accounts. The last exam is of accounts and of 110 marks. There are three exams between English and the exam which is of 90 marks. The exam of physics is in morning and it is on an even date. The exam of 3hr and 5hr are on the same day. The sum of timings of math and physics is 5hr. The exam of 130 marks and 90 marks are on the same day. The exam of chemistry is not of 90 marks. The exam of geography is of 4^(1//2) hrs. and on the last day. The exam of home science is on an even date and of least marks. The exam of chemistry is before exam of economics. The exam of 150 marks is of maximum time duration. The exam of economics is of economics is of least time duration. The sum of time duration of economics and history is of 5hrs. The exam of Chemistry is of 3^(1//2) hrs. duration. The maximum marks of physics is 30 marks less than that of biology. The maximum marks of 4^(1//2) hrs. exam is 30 marks more than marks of accounts. History is of maximum marks. The maximum marks of home-science are least of all. Which statement is correct for Economics exam?

There are ten exams to be conducted from 9 to 13 of a month. There are two time slots for every day, morning slot and evening slot. The maximum marks of these exams are from 70 to 160. The maximum marks of every subject are unique. The time durations of the exams is from the range of 1hr to 5hr. The time duration is also unique for each subject. The subjects are Math, English, Physics, Bio, Chemistry, Economices, History, Home Science, Geography and Accounts. The first exam is of math and of 2hrs. The time duration of last exam is 15 minutes more than first exam. The exam of English is of 80 marks and on the same day of the exam of math. Total marks of the exams of first day are 180 marks. There are two exams between history and accounts. The last exam is of accounts and of 110 marks. There are three exams between English and the exam which is of 90 marks. The exam of physics is in morning and it is on an even date. The exam of 3hr and 5hr are on the same day. The sum of timings of math and physics is 5hr. The exam of 130 marks and 90 marks are on the same day. The exam of chemistry is not of 90 marks. The exam of geography is of 4^(1//2) hrs. and on the last day. The exam of home science is on an even date and of least marks. The exam of chemistry is before exam of economics. The exam of 150 marks is of maximum time duration. The exam of economics is of economics is of least time duration. The sum of time duration of economics and history is of 5hrs. The exam of Chemistry is of 3^(1//2) hrs. duration. The maximum marks of physics is 30 marks less than that of biology. The maximum marks of 4^(1//2) hrs. exam is 30 marks more than marks of accounts. History is of maximum marks. The maximum marks of home-science are least of all. Which of the following is an incorrect statement?

There are ten exams to be conducted from 9 to 13 of a month. There are two time slots for every day, morning slot and evening slot. The maximum marks of these exams are from 70 to 160. The maximum marks of every subject are unique. The time durations of the exams is from the range of 1hr to 5hr. The time duration is also unique for each subject. The subjects are Math, English, Physics, Bio, Chemistry, Economices, History, Home Science, Geography and Accounts. The first exam is of math and of 2hrs. The time duration of last exam is 15 minutes more than first exam. The exam of English is of 80 marks and on the same day of the exam of math. Total marks of the exams of first day are 180 marks. There are two exams between history and accounts. The last exam is of accounts and of 110 marks. There are three exams between English and the exam which is of 90 marks. The exam of physics is in morning and it is on an even date. The exam of 3hr and 5hr are on the same day. The sum of timings of math and physics is 5hr. The exam of 130 marks and 90 marks are on the same day. The exam of chemistry is not of 90 marks. The exam of geography is of 4^(1//2) hrs. and on the last day. The exam of home science is on an even date and of least marks. The exam of chemistry is before exam of economics. The exam of 150 marks is of maximum time duration. The exam of economics is of economics is of least time duration. The sum of time duration of economics and history is of 5hrs. The exam of Chemistry is of 3^(1//2) hrs. duration. The maximum marks of physics is 30 marks less than that of biology. The maximum marks of 4^(1//2) hrs. exam is 30 marks more than marks of accounts. History is of maximum marks. The maximum marks of home-science are least of all. Which two exams are scheduled for 10^(th) of the month?

There are ten exams to be conducted from 9 to 13 of a month. There are two time slots for every day, morning slot and evening slot. The maximum marks of these exams are from 70 to 160. The maximum marks of every subject are unique. The time durations of the exams is from the range of 1hr to 5hr. The time duration is also unique for each subject. The subjects are Math, English, Physics, Bio, Chemistry, Economices, History, Home Science, Geography and Accounts. The first exam is of math and of 2hrs. The time duration of last exam is 15 minutes more than first exam. The exam of English is of 80 marks and on the same day of the exam of math. Total marks of the exams of first day are 180 marks. There are two exams between history and accounts. The last exam is of accounts and of 110 marks. There are three exams between English and the exam which is of 90 marks. The exam of physics is in morning and it is on an even date. The exam of 3hr and 5hr are on the same day. The sum of timings of math and physics is 5hr. The exam of 130 marks and 90 marks are on the same day. The exam of chemistry is not of 90 marks. The exam of geography is of 4^(1//2) hrs. and on the last day. The exam of home science is on an even date and of least marks. The exam of chemistry is before exam of economics. The exam of 150 marks is of maximum time duration. The exam of economics is of economics is of least time duration. The sum of time duration of economics and history is of 5hrs. The exam of Chemistry is of 3^(1//2) hrs. duration. The maximum marks of physics is 30 marks less than that of biology. The maximum marks of 4^(1//2) hrs. exam is 30 marks more than marks of accounts. History is of maximum marks. The maximum marks of home-science are least of all. Which is the correct combination of the Exam, time, day and Maximum marks?

There are ten exams to be conducted from 9 to 13 of a month. There are two time slots for every day, morning slot and evening slot. The maximum marks of these exams are from 70 to 160. The maximum marks of every subject are unique. The time durations of the exams is from the range of 1hr to 5hr. The time duration is also unique for each subject. The subjects are Math, English, Physics, Bio, Chemistry, Economices, History, Home Science, Geography and Accounts. The first exam is of math and of 2hrs. The time duration of last exam is 15 minutes more than first exam. The exam of English is of 80 marks and on the same day of the exam of math. Total marks of the exams of first day are 180 marks. There are two exams between history and accounts. The last exam is of accounts and of 110 marks. There are three exams between English and the exam which is of 90 marks. The exam of physics is in morning and it is on an even date. The exam of 3hr and 5hr are on the same day. The sum of timings of math and physics is 5hr. The exam of 130 marks and 90 marks are on the same day. The exam of chemistry is not of 90 marks. The exam of geography is of 4^(1//2) hrs. and on the last day. The exam of home science is on an even date and of least marks. The exam of chemistry is before exam of economics. The exam of 150 marks is of maximum time duration. The exam of economics is of economics is of least time duration. The sum of time duration of economics and history is of 5hrs. The exam of Chemistry is of 3^(1//2) hrs. duration. The maximum marks of physics is 30 marks less than that of biology. The maximum marks of 4^(1//2) hrs. exam is 30 marks more than marks of accounts. History is of maximum marks. The maximum marks of home-science are least of all. Find the odd one out?

Directions: Study the following information, carefully and answer the question given below: Eight people S, R, N, L, M, T, O and P are sitting in a circle facing the centre. All eight belong to different professions — reporter, doctor, cricketer, teacher, accountant, shopkeeper, painter and supervisor. They are not necessarily seated in the mentioned order M is sitting third to the left of O. The doctor is to the immediate right of M and M is not a reporter. R is sitting fourth to the right of P. Neither R nor P is an immediate neighbour of M. T is a teacher and is sitting third to the right of the doctor. The shopkeeper is sitting second to the left of the teacher. The painter is sitting second to the left of M. S the cricketer is sitting exactly between T and P. The accountant is sitting second to the right of the cricketer. N is sitting third to the left of T. question: Which one of the following statements is false according to the above mentioned arrangement? 1) N is to the immediate right of the supervisor 2) The cricketer is third to the right of the shopkeeper 3) The doctor is sitting exactly between the supervisor and the accountant 4) L is neither a teacher nor a supervisor, 5) There are only three people between S and N