Calendar Problems Practice Test 7 is a moderate sectional-style set of 30 multiple-choice questions on calendar problems, created by ReadyGo Learn for candidates preparing for SSC CGL and other staff-selection and government recruitment exams. It is test 7 in the Calendar Problems series on TestMint. This test is free to attempt.
What this test covers
- Calendar Problems: 30 questions
Test details
| Questions | 30 |
|---|---|
| Duration | 30 minutes |
| Marks | 1 per question, 30 in total |
| Negative marking | 0.25 mark for each wrong answer |
| Difficulty | Mostly moderate |
| Access | Free |
A sample question from this test
How many days are there from 21 July 2000 to 5 June 2001, counting the later date but not the earlier one?
- 322
- 317
- 319
- 321
Answer: C. 319. The difference between the two dates is 319 days (counting the later date but not the earlier one).
How to approach this test
Count odd days: 7 days make a week, so only the remainder after dividing the number of days by 7 shifts the weekday.
This set mixes straightforward questions with a few that need an extra step, so it works well as a checkpoint once the basics are comfortable. At 30 questions in 30 minutes, you have about 60 seconds per question on average. After you submit, review every wrong or guessed answer using the explanations.
Keep practising
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