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Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA): Practice Questions & Worked Solutions

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Question 1Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: f28e9334

Consider the given schema: sql VISITORS(regno, name, telno, city) PATIENT(p_id, pname, city) Which one of the following queries will display the name and regno of visitors who are in 'Kolkata'?

A
SELECT name, regno from VISITORS where city = 'Kolkata';
B
SELECT regno from VISITORS where city = 'Kolkata';
C
SELECT name, regno from PATIENT where city = 'Kolkata';
D
SELECT name from VISITORS where city = 'Kolkata';
Question 2Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: a4d57384

Rearrange the parts to make a meaningful paragraph:

  1. Even though P. she ran to meet her team Q. Komal knew R. she had to S. finish the case, so T. she was tired
A
Q R S P T
B
T Q R S P
C
P Q R S T
D
T P Q R S
Question 3Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: ad2232c0

Find the missing term in the sequence: A25Z, C21X, E17V, (?), I9R

A
G13T
B
K13M
C
H18M
D
L18M
Question 4Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 410eddfb

Select the option that correctly substitutes the underlined phrase: Today is a totally different world than have seen in last decade.

A
than what we seen
B
from what we seen
C
from what we have seen
D
if what we seen
Question 5Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 40855b43

Select the correct method which is used to transform each element of a collection.

A
collect
B
skip
C
map
D
reduce
Question 6Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 466ddd7e

Overloading without explicit arguments are called:

A
none of the above
B
Binary operator
C
unary operator overloading
D
arithmetic operator
Question 7Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: c4ba106b

Which of the following is not an example for Block Storage?

A
Local hard disk
B
SAN
C
iSCSI
D
S3
Question 8Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 67a7e20b

Adding more compute resources is known as __________.

A
Horizontal scaling
B
Vertical scaling
Question 9Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 5da37fee

A bus covers the first 40 km of a journey at a speed of 20 km/h and the next 60 km at 30 km/h. What is the average speed (in km/h) of the bus for the entire journey?

A
26
B
28
C
27
D
25
Question 10Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 71a8cc1f

A parallelogram has a base of 12 cm and a height of 9 cm. If the side length adjacent to the base is 7 cm, then find the ratio of the area and parameter?

A
54:23
B
56:18
C
54:19
D
53:29
Question 11Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: a4541d36

The word 'ASTOUNDINGG' is rewritten by arranging the letters in reverse alphabetical order. What will be the 4th letter from the left end? [Note: counting starts from the left]?

A
U
B
O
C
T
D
S
Question 12Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: e4b06141

In the below given number series how many numbers are more than 11 and less than 21? 4, 18, 13, 10, 22, 19, 24, 26

A
2
B
5
C
4
D
3
Question 13Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 95f98d83

A person walks 5 meters north, then 12 meters east. What is the shortest distance between their starting and ending points?

A
12 meters
B
15 meters
C
13 meters
D
5 meters
Question 14Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 160285bc

If the average score of 5 students is 72 and four students scored 65, 70, 75, and 80, what is the score of the fifth student?

A
70
B
80
C
90
D
75
Question 15Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 38d778d1

A man buys a chair for ₹600 and sells it for ₹750. What is his profit percentage?

A
20%
B
30%
C
40%
D
25%
Question 16Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: bc272091

Choose the word that best completes the sentence: "Her performance was so __________ that everyone in the audience stood up and applauded."

A
Average
B
Extraordinary
C
Mediocre
D
Unremarkable
Question 17Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: e144ddc9

What comes next in the pattern: AA, AB, AC, AD, AE, _____?

A
BF
B
AF
C
BA
D
AG
Question 18Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: e7ee57b3

Choose the most logical order of the given sentences to construct a coherent paragraph. A. Some, like the Ice Bucket Challenge, promote a cause B. But then, there are those fads that are ill-informed or, worse, dangerous. C. Others, like the bottle-flipping craze, are benign. D. The latest, the 'Tide Pod Challenge', belongs in that category. E. It seems every few weeks another challenge takes social media by storm.

A
EACBD
B
ABDCE
C
EACDB
D
EABCD
Question 19Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 111d8649

Choose the most logical order of the given sentences to construct a coherent paragraph. A. Communicating with someone who is not physically present is alienating, forcing the mind to separate from the body. B. The cellphone intrudes into the public and private realms, preventing holistic engagement with what is around us. C. It also puts its users constantly on call, constantly available, and as much as that can be liberating or convenient, it can also be overwhelming. D. Even though we have two hands, I'm convinced that you can't hold a cellphone and someone else's hand at the same time.

A
BCAD
B
BACD
C
DACB
D
ABCD
Question 20Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 5ebc3767

Out of the four marked parts (A), (B), (C), and (D), choose the part that is incorrect or inappropriate in the context of the sentence: Sending gifts to each other (A) on (B) Christmas has been (C) a (D) lifelong tradition.

A
(C)
B
(D)
C
(A)
D
(B)
Question 21Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 872da1b2

What will be the output of the below query? sql SELECT SUBSTRING ('San Antonio, TX', 5, 3);

A
Ant
B
Ton
C
nio
D
nto
Question 22Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 1247e621

Which of the following devices operate at both the physical and data link layers? I) Repeaters II) Bridges

A
Both (I) and (II)
B
Only (I)
C
Neither (I) nor (II)
D
Only (II)
Question 23Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 15ef91a6

Which of the following is not a block-level element? I) <code> II) <script> III) <label> IV) <video>

A
Only (I), (II), and (IV)
B
All (I), (II), (III), and (IV)
C
Only (II), (III), and (IV)
D
Only (I), (II), and (III)
Question 24Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 541e97cc

What is the next letter in the series? z, w, t, q, n, ?

A
l
B
i
C
j
D
k
Question 25Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 473facbb

Identify the incorrect part of the sentence from the options provided: Armstrong and Butchart bought the aircraft (A) into a nose-down alignment (B) to increase speed, (C) then launched the Skyrocket.

A
(C)
B
(A)
C
(B)
D
(D)
Question 26Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 3720a895

Out of the words/phrases given below, the position of 1 is fixed. Choose the most logical order of the remaining words/phrases to construct a coherent sentence.

  1. The silent and non- P) protests in the lake city took Q) began pelting stones at vehicles R) mobs of angry S) protesters T) an ugly turn around noon when
A
SQRTP
B
PQRST
C
SRPQT
D
PTRSQ
Question 27Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: e04b3c1e

Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word: Since Harry lived in Finland all his life, he knows neither Hindi (blank) Japanese.

A
nor
B
and
C
but
D
or
Question 28Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 19e69d46

Choose the most appropriate word to complete the sentence: "The manager's explanation was so __________ that everyone understood the complex procedure clearly."

A
Ambiguous
B
Vague
C
Obscure
D
Lucid
Question 29Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 83d9edf6

Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word: "The research team is __________ the latest findings from their experiments."

A
Observing
B
Completing
C
Reviewing
D
Looking
Question 30Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: f774e71b

Rearrange the following phrases to form a coherent sentence. The position of 1 is fixed.

  1. In the bustling city P) cars honked and Q) creating a symphony R) pedestrians hurried, S) of urban life
A
SPQR
B
RQPS
C
QPRS
D
PRQS
Question 31Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: a7fb1bb8

Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word: (blank) a doubt she is the team's best performer.

A
Without
B
With
C
Beyond
D
About
Question 32Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 922d906f

Identify if the underlined part in the below sentence is incorrect. If yes, choose the option which makes the sentence grammatically correct: Steel-helmeted Reichswehr captains, who served at Tannenburg stood at each corner with drawn swords of the bed.

A
who stood at each corner of the bed served with drawn swords at Tannenburg
B
who served at Tannenburg stood at each corner with drawn swords of the bed
C
who served at Tannenburg stood at with drawn swords each corner of the bed
D
who served at Tannenburg, stood at each corner of the bed with drawn swords
Question 33Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: d2df9417

Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word: "There have been twenty similar incidents (blank) March and July."

A
at
B
between
C
in
D
during
Question 34Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: ba7bbaca

Identify the TRUE statement about software testing:

A
Boundary Value Testing does not result in redundancy.
B
Black Box testing is dependent on how the software is implemented.
C
None of the options.
D
Equivalence Class Testing divides the input data into partitions of equivalent data from which test cases can be derived.
Question 35Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 59ebdb34

Which phase of incident response involves restoring affected systems and data to a known good state?

A
Recovery
B
Containment and Eradication
C
Preparation
D
Detection and Analysis
Question 36Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 3660b3f3

Identify a valid attribute for the tag in HTML5.

A
Height
B
Radius
C
None of the given options
D
Diameters
Question 37Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: c2808add

Identify an invalid HTML tag from the following.

A
<body>
B
<footer>
C
<bodytext>
D
<header>
Question 38Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: ce8916f6

What is the smallest unit of information?

A
A bit
B
A byte
C
A nibble
D
A block
Question 39Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: b57eb629

Which data structure is based on the Last In First Out (LIFO) principle?

A
Tree
B
Stack
C
Linked List
D
Queue
Question 40Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 6a6cb1ef

Rearrange the digits of a given string such that all digits at even positions appear first, followed by all digits at odd positions (using 0-based indexing): Input: "1234567890" What will be the resulting output?

A
"1234567890"
B
"2468013579"
C
"1357924680"
D
"0987654321"
Question 41Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: a5122dcb

Problem Statement: Add "do not " at the beginning of the given string: Input: "enjoy cold weather" What will be the output?

A
"not enjoy cold weather"
B
"enjoy cold weather do not"
C
"do not enjoy weather"
D
"do not enjoy cold weather"
Question 42Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: ecbbf6b4

Given two strings, create a new string by picking characters from the first string where the corresponding character in the second string is '1': Input: str1 = "12345" str2 = "10101" What is the output?

A
"135"
B
"10101"
C
"12345"
D
"24"
Question 43Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: 57359dfb

Given a target string and a reference string, remove all characters from the target string that are present anywhere in the reference string, and return the modified target string: Input: target = "communication" reference = "com" What is the output?

A
"comm"
B
"muniatin"
C
"uniatin"
D
"unicatin"
Question 44Deloitte National Level Assessment (NLA)
ID: e1341b20

Calculate and display the sum of even and odd numbers in the given array: Input: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] What are the sums of the even numbers and odd numbers respectively?

A
Sum of even numbers: 9, Sum of odd numbers: 12
B
Sum of even numbers: 12, Sum of odd numbers: 9
C
Sum of even numbers: 10, Sum of odd numbers: 11
D
Sum of even numbers: 14, Sum of odd numbers: 7

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