List of top Questions asked in CLAT- 2010

Cat : Kitten ; Goat : Kid ; Sheep : ..............
Cataract : eye ; jaundice : liver ; pyorrhea : ..............
Blue : moon ; blue : black ; black : ..............
In a code every letter of the alphabet is replaced by some other letter. The code for the name Ram Kumar is ..............
(I) 217 (II) 143 (III) 214 (IV) 157 (V) 131
Four of the above numbers are alike in a certain way and form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to the group?
(1) gourd (2) radish (3) spinach (4) cucumber (5) beetroot
Four of the above items are alike in a certain way and form a group. Which one does not belong to the group?
Statement: If Ram has finished reading the instructions, let him begin activities accordingly
Assumption I: Ram has understood the instructions
Assumption II: Ram would be able to act accordingly
Statement: Children below the age of seven should not be prosecuted for crimes.
Assumption I: Generally children below seven cannot distinguish between right and wrong
Assumption II: Children below the age of seven are generally mentally unsound
Statement: The employer has a right to reject the application of any candidate without assigning any reason while shortlisting for interview.
Assumption I: The employer is impartial and believes in transparency
Assumption II: The employer wants to call only those candidates for interview, who in his opinion are eligible
Statement: The government has decided to reduce custom duty on computers.
Assumption I: The government wants to make computers accessible to a larger number of people
Assumption II: Prices in the domestic market may go up in near future
Statement: You can win over new friends by your warm smile.
Assumption I: It is necessary to win over new friends
Assumption II: It is always better to smile warmly to new persons
Six students A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting. A and B are from Mumbai, rest are from Delhi. D and F are tall but others are short. A, C, and D are girls, others are boys. Which is the tall girl from Delhi?
Executive : President :: Judiciary : ..............
World War II : United Nations :: World War I : ..............
Statement I: School education has been made free for children of poor families
Statement II: Literacy rate among the poor is steadily growing.
Statement I: Hallmarking of gold jewellery has been made compulsory
Statement II: Many persons do not prefer to buy Hallmarked jewellery
Statement I: Many vegetarians are suffering from stomach ailments.
Statement II: Many dead fish were found near the lake shore.
Statement I: Ahmed is a healthy boy
Statement II: His mother is very particular about the food he eats.
Statement I: Rate of crime is very low in this city
Statement II: The police is efficient in this city.
Patient : Doctor :: Litigant : ..............
Prosecutor : Accused :: plaintiff : ..............
Lok Sabha : Meera Kumar :: Rajya Sabha : ..............
President of India : 35 :: Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha) : ..............
India : Parliamentary System :: U.S.A. : ..............
Principles:
(i) A master is liable for the wrongful acts of his servant.
(ii) A person can be called a servant only if there is a relationship of employment and he acts under the order and on behalf of his master.
Facts:
X Bank launched a saving scheme for poor sections of society allowing deposits of Rs.\ 10 per day. Y, an unemployed youth, collected money from several customers and, on their behalf, deposited the money at the Bank every day. The Bank gave Y a small commission. After some time, Y disappeared without depositing the customers’ money. The customers sue, alleging the Bank is liable. Decide: