CLAT Practice Quiz

Question 1

Passage: 'When the town library extended its hours into the evening, attendance from working adults rose sharply, even though the total number of books borrowed remained almost unchanged.' Which inference is most strongly supported?

Accepted Answer

Working adults mainly visited the library for purposes other than borrowing books.

Question 2

Passage: 'Riya never objected when her colleagues took credit for group work, but she carefully saved every draft, email, and meeting note.' What can most reasonably be inferred?

Accepted Answer

Riya anticipated that she might someday need proof of her contribution.

Question 3

Passage: 'Whenever Meera’s brother praised her paintings, she changed the subject. But when a stranger at an exhibition paused before one of her canvases, she watched silently from across the room until he moved on.' Which inference is most plausible?

Accepted Answer

Meera may have discounted familiar praise but cared deeply about unbiased reactions.

Question 4

Passage: 'The report concluded that the city’s air had improved because average annual pollution levels had fallen. However, hospital admissions for breathing difficulties rose during the same period, especially in neighborhoods near construction corridors.' Which inference is strongest?

Accepted Answer

The report’s conclusion may overlook uneven local exposure despite overall improvement.

Question 5

Passage: 'The mayor repeatedly described the river-cleaning project as “cost-neutral,” but in the same speech she thanked local businesses for “absorbing the expenses the city could not.”' What can be inferred?

Accepted Answer

The city transferred at least some financial burden to private businesses.

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