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If 'blue' means 'green', green' means 'yellow' 'yellow' means 'orange', 'orange' means 'black', 'black' means 'white', 'white' means 'red', 'red' means 'pink', 'pink' means 'brown', 'brown' means 'grey', than what is the color of human blood?
Q.(1-4): Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below. * F,G and H are insurance companies , Q,R,S and T are private detectives .Each detective works for at least one of the insurance companies. * Q always works for F and at least one of the other companies. Some of the time G employs only one of these detectives,' the rest of the time it employs exactly two of them. *F and H each employ exactly two of these detectives all the time. If R works for H only, and if S works for G and H only, T works for--
Statements followed by some conclusions are given below. Statements:  A. Ravi works more than Meera, who works 8 hours per day. B. Yuvi works 9 hours per day, which is 1 hour less than Ravi. Conclusions: I. Ravi works 8 hours. II. Yuvi and Ravi per day both works more than Meera. Find which of the given conclusions logically follow from the given statements.  A. Only conclusion I follows. B. Only conclusion II follows. C. Both I and II follow. D. Neither I nor II follows.
'He hardly works' Is this statement 'hardly' means-
If ‘Aman’ means ‘45’, ‘run’ means ‘5’, ‘faster’ means ‘×’, ‘but’ means ‘29‘, ‘Raja’ means ‘-’, ‘can’ means ‘÷’, ‘reach’ means ‘62’ and ‘than’ means ‘16’ then what is the value of: ‘Aman can run faster than Raja but Raja reach + 1’
He hardly works. In this sentence “hardly” means—
'He hardly works.' Here hardly means -
The `hardly' means My friend hardly works in the afternoon.
In the following sentence, a part of the sentence is underlined. Below are given alternatives to the underlined part, which may improve the sentence. Choose the correct alternative in case no improvement is needed, choose the alternative that indicates ''No Improvement.'' He that liveth wickedly can die hardly honestly. A. die hard honestly B. hardly die honestly C. die hardly honest
Which of these question is/are grammatically correct? A) Hardly the minister began his speech than the crowd pelted stones at him.  B) Hardly had the minister began his speech than the crowd pelted stones at him. C) Hardly had the minister begun his speech when the crowd pelted stones at him.