SSC CGL Practice Quiz

Question 1

Passage: The town library had been nearly empty for months. Then, after the librarian began hosting short evening talks by local writers and historians, the reading room started filling up again. Many visitors stayed back after the talks to borrow books related to the topic discussed. Which of the following can be best inferred from the passage?

Accepted Answer

The evening talks helped renew public interest in the library.

Question 2

Passage: Rina carried an umbrella when she left home, though the sky was clear. By afternoon, dark clouds gathered and heavy rain began. Her colleagues, who had laughed at her caution in the morning, asked to share the umbrella while walking to the bus stop. What is the most reasonable inference?

Accepted Answer

Rina had checked signs that suggested rain was likely.

Question 3

Passage: For years, the museum displayed only royal portraits. After a new curator took charge, it began featuring tools, letters, and household objects from ordinary people of the same period. Visitor comments increasingly described the exhibits as 'more relatable' and 'less distant.' Which inference is most reasonable?

Accepted Answer

The new curator aimed to present history from a wider social viewpoint.

Question 4

Passage: The company announced unlimited remote work as a sign of trust in employees. Yet, within a month, it installed software that recorded keystrokes and took random screenshots during office hours. Several employees who had welcomed the policy began discussing job options elsewhere. What is the strongest inference?

Accepted Answer

The monitoring measures undermined the company's stated message of trust.

Question 5

Passage: Although the company advertised its new app as simple enough for anyone to use, its help desk received hundreds of calls in the first two days. Most callers were not asking about advanced features; they wanted to know how to complete basic tasks such as logging in and saving files. Which inference is best supported?

Accepted Answer

The app's ease-of-use was probably overstated in the advertisement.

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