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Direction:
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square,
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. coal, copper, tin and aluminium respectively .
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A series is given with one term missing.
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26.
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(3) 34 + 3
(3) 34 + 3
(4) 43 + 3
(4) 43 + 3
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set
of
26.
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(4) babce
(4) b abc e
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the
product .. of
all
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10 ,
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27.
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(2) 159480
(3) 159450
(3) 159450
(4) 158480
(4) 158480
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skipped in between adjacent
cruif ~ ~
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in the series
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time.
one
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(1) M S YB G
(2) 1M TX B
(2) I MTX B
(3) B liN S V
(3) B HN S V
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letters
each
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(2) 159480
decreases
if ~
~ \'11 qjj '1 ~ ~
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e
(2) acede
numbers in the dial of a telephone?
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Some equations are solved on the
basis of certain system. On the same
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(1) 26
(2)24
(1) 26
(2) 24
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(4) 22
(3) 28
(4) 22
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3, then
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(2) 10
(4).14
(3) 12
31. ¥A=2:R=5,S=7,O=3andE~4,
the sum of the letters of which word
(0
(1) . 8
(2) 10
(3) 12
(4) 14
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How CO~RA can be written?
(1) 1182153
3152181
(3) SORE
(4) ROAR
(4) ROAR
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(2) 3152181
(3) 31822151
(3) 31822151
(4) 302181
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will give the highest number?
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c= 175 (?)7
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to.
unsolved equation.
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33.
If A =1, Z;=.26 and LATE =38, what
is REBUT?'
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34.
(1) 65
(1) 65
-%64
(2) 64
(3) 67
(3) 67
(4) 66
(4) 66
GROUP can be written as 32768 and
34.
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RESPECT as 2598514 then SECTOR
c;n be written as: .
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(1) 951472
(2) 942714
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(2) 942714
(3) 721495
'(3) 721495
(4) 212459
(4)' 212459
35.
and 12 O'clock position has been kept
upside down in front of a mirror. A
person reads the time in the reflection
of the clock as 10:20. What is the
. actual time?
(1) 8:10
f7r
(3) 4:50
(4) 10:20
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(3) . 4:50
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. Conclusions:
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LANGUAGE TEST
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Questions:
51 to 90
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PART - II (~
LANGUAG
- II)
TEST
'l=fTISITqft
(English Lan
Questions: 51 to 90
Di.;'ection: (Q. 51t~ 55)
53.
You are provided with first (1) and last (6)
parts of a sentence. The remaining sentence
is broken into four parts; labelled R, S, T, Uo
Arrange these parts so as to form a complete
meaningfu.l selttence and select the correct
option of the combinations gi~en below:
(1) In the last act of the play
(R) which he would,
(S) with a letter, ~
(T) come on the stage
J'
(U) someone would ./
51. . (1) in the play his role was.
(R) in the castle
(6) hand over to the prisoner
(S) who had been
(1) SRTU
(T) that of an aristocrat
(3) SUTR
(U) imprisoned
J¥'UTSR
(4) BURT
(6) for twenty years
(1) UTSR
tftJ
TSUR
(2) STURr,
54.
Iyer
(1) Sivasubramania
perturbed,
was
not
(4) RUTS
(R) served me with his own hands
52,
(1) The people who were
(S) but instead
(R) given him
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(T) and s.at down
(T) some information
(U) nor did he get angry with his wife
(U) earlier have
(6) beside me to eat his meal
(6) about the neighbourhood
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55.
(1) His wife was. horrified
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hat will you do
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03? what
/
would you do
(6) in her l'itually pure kitchen
(1) SRTU
(3) RUST
..Direction:
(4) what will bedone by you
(2) UTSR
A'4J
TSRU
59.
(Q. 56 to 60)
Do you
In reported
speech the adverb of place
'here' changes to
57.
Sanskrit
instead of English.
Complete each of the following statement by
selecting the most suitable option from the
list for the corresponding gap:
56.
wish.
(1) you had studied
~
you will study
.
(1) their
tP'J you have studied
(2) where
(4) you would study
~
here and there .
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ther~
60~. We
wouldn't
have
If the. verb in direct speech is in the
past
simple, the verb in reported
speech changes to
:
_. (1) present simple
c .
~past
perfect
(1) if we worked
tense.
(2) if we had worked
(3) if we have worked
(3) past perfect continuous
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if we didn't work
any
money
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Direction:
(Q.61 to 65)
64.
Mr. Keesing, the old fogey, teaches
I
English.
In each of the following qu.estions ou.t of the
giuen a.lternatiues, choose the one which best
expresses the meaning of the phrase/idiom in
italics:
.~
old soldier
(2) retired military person
J3Yfetired
61.
us
member of an army
J can Put up with his
I don't think
(4) an old fashioned person
behaviour much longer.
65.
(1) associate
Anyone could ramble on and leave big
spaces between the words.
J)2) tolerate
(1) teach language
(3) change
. (2) sing a song for pleasure
(4) . remember
WYtalkor
write aimlessly for long
(4) enjoy poetrywith
62.
There
'are s'o many
about a quarter
dummies
that
of the class should be
kept bach.
(1) allotted back seats
Direction: (Q. 66 to 70)
Read the following passage and answer the
following questions by selecting the most
appropriate option from the ones given after
it:
(2) taught separately
Homework
is a student's
worst nightmare.
provided extra time
Imagine the misery of a student who has to
write scores of pages as homework merely
.(4) made to repeat the class
copying what the teacher has dictated or
what is already vvritten in the textbook !
What
a thoughtless,
useless exercise 1
Unable to see their children suffer; harried
parents do it for them or hire the services of
\.-{3)'
63.
few lines
Our entire
class' is quacking
boots.
.(1) marching in shoes
l.9f' running
in shoes
(3) competing with shoes
(4) shaking with fear
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professionals who do homework for money,
thus defeating the very purpose of it. Such a
service is hard to resist since it eases
pressure and burden on both students and
parents.
Thus homework
triggers
off a
vicious
circle . that
results
m corrupt
practices.
For an average
teacher;
too,
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homework is drudgery to say the least. It is
a necessary
evil, a professional
even an occupational
and has the time'
compulsion,
68.
devise and give interesting
parents
How many
and 'fun-filled
done
only, there
were'
robots
machines to do and correct. homework
66. ,Homework
(3) the
nightmare
given
to, students
professionals
IS
thereby
burden
or
'teachers
gIve
the
comes back to them
(4) it corrupts
students,
parents
and
teachers
worst
69.
because:
Homework
is drudgery
for teachers
beca':'se they:
(1) there are scores of pages to write
(1) think it is a professional compulsion
(2) teachers dictate, answers
(2) believe it causes many hazards
4
it
means
"rilereiy'
(3) find it boring and burdensome
copymg
to
check it
information from textbooks'
(4) cannot raise a voice against it
(4) too much of it makes them feel
miserable
67.
by
students
1
student's
IS
VIClOUS
defeating its purpose
do so not because it would' do some good to
If
a
and students
(2) homework
homework activities that ensure' learning
without tears? More often than not teachers
give homework'because they are required to
students:
off
'(1) it causes a lot ,of misery to both
homework assignments, stU<lents submit ?
Yet how'many teachers have the courage to
this evil?
triggers
cll'cle" in the sense that:
hazard. Who wants
to correct piles, of
raise a voice against
"Homework
70.
A practical
suggestion
to solve the
problem of too much homework is:
Parents' problem is that:
,
.. {,-.
(1) they
want
their
children
to do
(1) to make
it interesting
and fun-
filled
homework
(2) they have to d(/theit
children's
homework
(2) to get it done and corrected
by
machines
i'
(3) they have to pay money to get
(3) to raise a voice againstit
their children's homework done
(4) to ensure that learning is without
(4) they have to save their children
from the burden of homework
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Direction:
(Q. 71 to 75)
Read the following poem
questions that fOllow:
72.. The vulture
and answer
the
friend since it :
How kind is t)1e tiger when it kills to feed
the young.
~ver
It's precise and deft, it has a purpose, it
preys.
(3) keeps circling in the air
I have seen no vulture scheme or plo.t, when
it dives.
recycles. nature,
without
schemes or plots
(2) never complains
Never without reason does it hunt.
. It
is environment's ..best
@
complaining,
helps
in
maintaining
nature's
balance
without any spite.
Never without reason doesit circle.
73.
In the poet's opinion, the cobra strikes
.silently because it :
How silent is the cobra when it strikes.
(!)
The silence is not malice .but kindness lest it
wants to scare its victim
cause fear.
Never without reason does it slide:
(2) does not want to scare its victim
How many.humans
kill?
(3) has malice towards its victim
have a good reason to
Greed, dark joy; evil plots, many got?
Will any of these
reasons
Now who are.the animals, they or us?
The tiger kills because of:
.klYkindness.
kind to its victim
be our final
saviour, when life is done?
71.
~is
.74.
Through the examples of animals and
birds the poet wants to show
(1) how silent animals are
(2) how kind animals are
(2) a purpose
@
(3) why animals kill
hunger
(4) a reason
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75.
'Will any of these reasons be our final
saviour. when life is done ?'
77;
This line is, best summed up by which
of the following'?
(2) below me
(1) none of the reasons can save us
from death
-(3)
above me
(2) none of the reasons can save us
from punishment for our sins
~
after me
78.
(3) none of the reasons
better than animals
Direction:
, (2) ,every time
'Q) everywhere
(Q. 76 to 80)
In the following passage there are sonie'
numbered blanks, Fill in the blanks by
selecting the most appropriate word or phrase
for each blank from the given options:
Most of the students were (76) .............• but
in the row immediately (77)
a
middle aged man, was scribbling some
private notes with a pencil in an exercise
book; ('i8)
: he jumped. looked round
him anxiously. and fidgeted like a school
girl. The other occupant of my row (79)
,
with untidy ginger hair (80)
:
appeared to be about fifteen.
(1) my own age
/2)
0) now and when,
make' us
(4) none of the reasons is a good
reason to kill
76.
0) under me
of my class
(4) now and then
79.
(1) had a pale young man
(2) is a pale young
. (3) was a pale youth
..,(4)'was the pale youth
80.
(1) whom
(2) which
(3) who
(3) my experIence
(4) that
(4) my age
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Direction:
In
(Q. 81to 90)
the following
numbered
81. (1) apprenticed in
passage
blanks.
Fill
there are some
in. the
blanks
~
~.-
was apprenticed by
by
selecting the most appropriate word or phrase
(3) had apprenticed with
for each blanh from the given options:
(4) was apprenticed to
In the 'good old days' doctors had no
special training. A young man (81)
,
.
82.
(1) that
a quack. Surgery was practised by almost
anyone (82)
had sufficient counige.
(2) whiCh
'Usually the village barber was the village
surgeon
too. Extraordinary
treatment
(83)
:
methods
(3) whoni
of
were adopted as doctors were
"Qfwho
of the cal,lsesof illness. In large
number .of illness "bleeding" was prescribed.
83.
A vein was opened and (84)
c ••
was. drawn froni the patient. Some doctors
were particular as to (85) :
uncouth
(2) learned
part of
the body the blood would betaken
(86)
C)6
of blood
from,
(3) illiterate
one time it was. considered
important to choose the right day of the
(4) literate
month to bleed the patient. Many. deaths
(87)
by this drawing of precious
blood. It proves that (88)
:
. 84.
(1) more quantity
knowledge
is a dangerous thing. This practice is no
.(2) much quantity
longer adopted. How many of our friends
/
(89)
? Probably none ! On the
contrary, (90)
liveshave been saved
.(3J1ess quantity
(4) a quantity
by blood transfusion.
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85.
(1) what
88.
'~which
86.
7.a
(3) little.
(4) whose
(4) the little
(2)
of
(3)
to
89.
(1) have bleed
(2) bled
j1J
~at
had been bleeded
(4) have been bled
(1) musthave been hastened
.
.~
little
(3) that
(1) In
. 87.
(1) a few
.
must hastened
(3) must hasten
(4) mustn't hastened
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(1) several
(2) more
xe;
many
. (4) lot of
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PART - iII('qpf - III)
SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST
.~fWp <:ITTlfCiT 'liT~
Questions: 91 to 180
91. Figure
formed. by Jommg
A(%, %), B(%, %J
points
91.
and C(2, 2) will
A(~ ~JB(~ ~J~
.
2' 2'
C(2 ,1'-\''::;
2) fu=\liT
2' 2
'lit ftK;rR 'R llRl ~.lWTt
:
be:
fi'ifuiilIS~:P!
(1) Isoceles triangle.
(1)
(2) Scalene triangle
(2) ~:fIT'*
(3)
lJ?;( Equilateral triangle
92. A man sells a full cone icecream cup
at " 20 in which cost of empty cone &
profit is " .5. If he puts. a
hemispherical shape icecream on its
top with base exactly same in size of
top of cone (profit is same in both).
Then it sells at <' 50, then height of
cone will be :
92.
"':p!
fi11iilTS ~.
B 'liW '1tl
(4) ~
(4) None ofthe above
C!R'IT
a@Rj \l11~fiihl'i.('lfU 9iR <m) <' 20
<tt
I~
<' 5 ~
9iR (f1.!T ffi11
if; ~ I ~ Cffi ~
'J>'R ~'l1~,j1i:'1I''h1 (
'l'lT'liI\ if il"1I~ fi ihI 'i ~.;;iT 9iR 'lit 'J>'R
~
m~
B'!U-'!U ~ ~ "ffi 13i'\.
(~
if
~
lWTt: .
ffi11
<'
50 if
"WlT'l ~) 'JB
m ~I
<m <tt
9iR
(1) Same as of hemispherical top
(1) 'l1<1ijjCftI'h1
( WT
<tt ~
if; "WlT'l
(2) Half of hemispherical top
(2)
~<1"ilCftI'h1( WT
<tt ~
(3) 'l1<1'TICfti'hl
( WT
<tt ~
B >31T1.!T
B~
~Double
of hemispherical top
(4) None of the above
then which is always
(1) x 700 > 700
)2)
X 700
< 700
(4) ~
. 1 50.;>,
x +- =QI,
x
7
93.
-4 --A-.
("]1
'PI.,-B!
(1)
x 700 > 700
(2)
x 700 < 700
x 700 > 700 'IT x 700 <700
(3)
x 700 > 700 or x700 < 700
(3)
(4)
x700 > 700 and x 700 <700
(4)x700
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> 700 ~
~
tj"q
~
x700 < 700
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94.
In an isoceles triangle ABC, AB = BC
and AD is angle bisector of LA, then
I'. ABD =0 I'. ACD by using:
94.
(A)
(B) AB =AC, LBAD = LCAD (given)
and AD is common
(B)
(1) Only by (A)
(1) ~
(A)
ft
(2) Only by (B)
. (2) ~
(B)
ft
Both (A) and (B)
.
» ,~
= AC,
(f~
AD 'WIT
95.
ft
(B)~.
ft
"11ft
ABCD if 'liJuT A, 'ifiiI" lI13 = 18 ~,
~
BC
ABIICD,~:
.
(1) 60°
(2) 45°
(1) 60°
(2) 45°
(4) None of these
(3) 90°
(4)
96. A point (a, b) in the plane is such that
96.
I a I s; 4, I b I s; 4, where a, bare
13
(1) .81
11
(3) 81
A
15
81
(4)
13
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I a I s;
(a, b)
4,
V<OO2 ~
13
(1) 81
11
.(3) 81
64
22.
(3) y> 2
M, CD =
10
Ib I
«'l)
s; 4
12
(f('[
M, DA
= 8 M,
if ~. IT'liT\ ~
<m a (f~
b ~
rn
~
~ ~. ~ ft ~ ~
€Ft ~ ~lflI'lidl iMt :
ft
/
Ifax-axy+1~Owherea<Oand
x> 0, then:
jJfy~2
=
W ~ ~
. integers then what is the probability
that the distance of point from origin
is at most two units:
= AC)
(~~)
mm ~
(4) (A) (f~ (B) ~
ABCD if
= LCAD
LBAD
AB = 18 em, BC = 10 em, CD = 12 em,
DA = 8 em, AB II CD, will be:
%90°.
97.
LB = LC (':AB
LBAD = LCAn (~~)
AB
= Be
~ I (fiiI
= AC,
(3) (A) ~
(4) None of (A) and (B) .
~L-
AB
.'(f~
I
Angle at A in trapezium
f,r:r'l ABC if, AB
AD 'liM A 'liT 1'fI'lffi"fT'if'!)
I'. ABD =0 I'. ACDM, ~ :
AB =AC, LB = LC .(':AB =AC)
. andLBAD = LCAD (given)
jJJ1'
~~{)
\i'"l~iilIS
(f~
(AT
ll.. 95.
«'l)
~
(2) y s;-2
. (4) y<-2
97.
15
(2) 81
(4)
13
64
~
a2x2-axy+1~0
x >0 (fiiI :
"lif
(1) y ~ 2
(2) y s;-2
(3) y> 2
(4) y <-2
a <
a
(f~
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98. If j;:; is irrational, then
be:
.,£ + JY
will
98.
~
j;:; ~
ti&lT
. N<rr :
~1l'fiR1'Ii
(1) natural
(2) rational
( 1)
(3) integer
<A:l~real
(3) ~-
%",
ill .,£ + JY
.(2) ~
.4
99.
100.
If COSS A = sin2A then cot2 A - cot6 A .
is equa1 to:
99; ~
coss A =sin2A,
~
\j<[
cot2 A - cot6 A
N<rr:
(1) 0
(1) 0
~'-1
(2) -1
(3) 1
(3) 1
(4) 2
(4) 2
In the given figure; AB = 4 em and
BD = 4..[3 em . Then the relation
between Is [area of triangle ADC] and .
. S (shaded area bounded by three.
semicircles) is :
D
D
(1) ~>S
(1) ~>S
(2) ~<S
(2) ~<S
,(3r ~= S
(3) ~=S
(4) None of the above
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101.
In triangle ABC, AD is angle bisector
of angle BAC. AD II PC and AB = AC,
then:
h
B
.
A
i'i,
101. ABC ~
ojiJur BAC '!if Wi~"1I"1'h
~ Cf1ll AD II PC Cf1ll AB =AC,
h
B
P
A
PB> PC
(1) PB > PC
(2) PC> PB
(2) PC> PB
(1)
AD
7
(fG[ :
P
(3) PB = PC
PB=PC
(4) None of the above
. 102.
OA
=
3 cm
. OB
=
9.cm.
A thin circular disc of radius 3 cm is
cut from circular disc of radius 9 em.
Remaining part is divided into three
equal parts. One part is folded and its
equal edges are joined. The outer
surface area of this frustum is :
102.
OA = 3 -wtt
OB = 9-wtt
l:('l1'9 -wtt M CfR'ft G<ffit 'J'il 'hi { fm<p
if B 3 -wtt M CfR'ft fm<p 'hlit ~ itq
."iT'T 9il cfR W!R ~
if oifcr I l:('l1' "iT'T.
9il ~
;mit ~ W!R fcvni'f 9il oi1sT
~ . WW oR lTFr'h '!if ~
'!if em>
~~'IKd
:
(1) 721t
eM
(2) 241t cm2
(2)
~41t
crt -wtt
(3) 481t cm2
(3) 481t
crt -wtt
(4) 361tcm2
(4) 361t
crt ~
v01' 721t
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-wtt
(~)
103.
In the quadrilateral ABCD :
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103. ~
'<1TI~ABCD if :
A
A
B
B
c
c
.J.D.. x = y, a = z
(1) x=: Y, a ='z
~.x=z,a=y
(3)
j{
(2) x=:z,a=y
= w, a = y
(3) x=w, a=y
(4) x=y, a=w
(4) x=y, a=w
104. A sphere of diameter 6 em is melted ..
104. ~
to form a wire of radius 0.3 em, then
<Tt€t 'lit!~.
'!if Cl:[ffi 6
length of wire is: .
Wft
ClIT ~.
(fejfClIT 'lit ~.
~
~.I~
0.3
Wft
~mClIT'lit~~:
(1). 300
Wft
(2) 400 Wft
(3) 40 Wft
(4) 30 Wft
105. Area
of rectangle
formed on the
graph by lines x = a, y = b and x =_~:i,_
.
'
y = 2b is (in Sq. units) :
(1) ab
(2) a' b'
d3Y'iab
(4) 4a' b'
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f.l9~RsiC1
tm~ x = a, y = b ~
y
=
WIT
2b 1m! m'l?
(eM ~
Cf{
oRr
x =2a,
\l1Tlm '!if ~
if) :
(1) ab
(2) a' b'
(3) 4ab
(4) 4a' b2
.
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106.
The Bretton Woods Monetary System
was based on ",
.
106.
m~ ~ ~
:. '1\
~~I
(1)
(1) Floating exchange rates
'
qf1:qJ.wlNr
(2) ~
',£l}f' Fixed exchange rates
,
(3)
(3) Both floating as well as fixed
fclf.r:rq Gi't
fclf.r:rq Gi't
f.'rr~~
Gi't
qf1:qct<wlNr ~
rates
(4) None of the above
107.
What was the basic objective of the
, Vernacular Press Act?
,(1)
(1) To censor reports and editorial in
the Vernacular press
(2)
i'ffi <6t
(3) To Censorforeign press
(3),
~ll i'ffi
(4) '3q(I'M
above
108. 'Who is the author
Prejudice?
of Pride and
108.
~
'ffi:R
'lit
'ffi:R
mwf
(3) Samuel Richardson
(3) ~-3R'f
f1:"l{f1'1
(4) Jane Austin
(4) ~~
Swadeshi
Movement
who
suggested the idea of tying Rakhi on
109.
(2) Rabindra Nath Tagore
(3) Surendra Nath Banerjee,
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,
"
<
Bal 0angadhar Tilak
(4) Aurobindo Ghosh
~
~~ft J1tOO of; ~
~
milt <iWt CliT Ici"lr<:'~ ?
hand?
~
9iT1T
Q;rs \!1~f1 q;r~
(2) fcIRwl
During
~
trft
Woe
,W William Hogarth
'*t',
'{CIC
9iT1T
{Clti?ltll 'lit ~
(1) ~
(1) Charlotte Bronte
wit
i'ffi if
<"i qW~ '1 'lit
(2) to promote freedom of press
)47' All of the
109.
q'1i'Fi\'l <
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110. Why did the United States decide to
11 O.
~
intervene the Vietnam war?
~cause
Vietnam
attacked
( 1)
United States
(2) Because
United.
tr"'1 ~
•
States
~
"t
'FIT
9JT ~
fcI 'I Cl'11'"I.
"t
~
1:f{. ~
fopqr '!IT
<J'i"i
C111qI[{'Ii f&
trading partner of France .
«I <::1{
if
~
!WIT ?
'Fiff<l;
(2) 'Fiff<l; •
was
fcI 'l(j'1l'i
•
<J'i"i
~,
llihl
9JT
~
if
'!IT
(3) Because Communist had gained
.power
(4) 'Fiff<l; •
(4) Because United States failed to
achieve its objective~ during the
~
war
m
.111. During 'Delhi Chalo' Movement who
was first to offer Satyagraha ?
Jl1' Mahatma Gandhi
111.
~
'~~'
~
(1)
9it ~
~
J1itft9ir
'!1f.'t if ~
~
m f1RR
B<ffi
(1('qIM fopqr?
rlfQl
~
(2) .Jawahar Lal Nehru
(2) ~~~.
(3) Vinoba Bhave
(3)
(4) Subhash Chandra Bose
(4) ~~
112.. Which of following state was ruled by.
an Italian Princely House?
<J'i"i
fcAlorr
112. f.HRifulCl
{1"1fHI ~
"ifct
'<K oim
if # ~
<J'i"i
1:f{ ~
9JT m '!IT ?
(1) Sard\nia-Piedmont
(2) . Papal States
(2)mUv<! .
(3) Venetia
(3) ~
(4) Tuscany
(4) ~
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.113.
1
Match the following:
of
(Al 1919 (i) Launching
'.
m
('Ii) 1919 (i)~'
Civil .
~
'liT
'*"'"
DisobedienceMovementti\,,~
.
~
/
(B) 1922 (ii) The Lahore Session of the
Congress I '\ ~.Or-(C) 1929 (iii)Chauri~Chaura incident
l~'~
('1)
1929 (iii) <itfr
-"<Tm 'R'lT
......--
(b) ..1930 (iv)Jallianwala bagh incident 1~S,o
..----."
'
(1) (i)
B
C
. (ii)
(iii)
0/
(iv)
~"(iii)
.
./
(4) (iv)
114.
'1
.D
(iv)
(i'),.. (i),
(iii)
(2) (ii)/
'
/
(iii)
(ii)
(i)
(ii)
(i)
National
Army
114.
was
signed'
which Gimdhiji
.off
the
(iv)
(i)
(3) (iii)
(iv)
(i)
(ii)
(4) (iv)
(iii)
(ii)
(i)
~
'fl1T GflR 'liT fclqn: ~.
~
fffi?
<TrB-
'l1'TCl fffi?
(4) ~~
(4) Sachin SanyaI
call
(iii)
(3)
(3)' Bhagat Singh
through
(2) (ii)
(2) ~'1l1l~
Chandra Bose
pact
(iv)
(1) ~
. (1) Mohan Singh
Which
(iii)
~~Wrr?
was first conceived by
115.
(ii)
.
The idea of Indian
. pSubhash
(1) (i)
. Civil
in
1931
decided to
Disobedience
115.
1931
if ~-B ~
'll:
j"i@~
~
~
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~
. ClT'1"f!
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'liT ~
\WIT
1:[j
Movement?
(1) 'Tt~
(1) Gandhiji-Curzon Pact
(2) ~
(2) . Curzon-NehruPact
(3) Gandhiji~Irwin Pact
% Gandhiji-Mounbatten
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- .~
- ~
fI'1iil1<i1
fI'1iil1<i1
(3) rj'f~
- ~
(4) rj'f~
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fI'liil1<i1
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~
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116, 'AThich of the following
1S
not
a
E
m~7
(1) There are two or more levels of
(1)
'1if
Government,
7)
Different
1J0IiR'
'fiR -m ~i;fOT ~
oJ
'IT ~
'liT
m-n
CIT\'\t
~~I
tiers
of Goyernment'
(2) 0l'W[-0l'W[' ffi' 9i\
govern the same citizens,
~
.(3) Sources of revenue for each level
central
Government
can
~
lIT ~Tm"l
mm ~
tl
m ~I
9i\ m9?ffi <F fW:( m
<F 0l'W[-0l'W[ ~ f.1qffuj- iRt ~ I
(3) ~
. of Governmentare clearlyspecified,
(4) The
il ?t
116. [1981 RsiC1
feature offederalism ?
(4) ~
order the State Governments.
ffi'
1J0IiR <J'i<f
m9?ffi <it
~~T
~
WRft ~ I
117. How many Judges consist Supreme
Court?
(1) 16
(1) 16
.. (2) 26
(2) 26.
/
(3) 36
(3) 36
(4) 46
(4) 46
118. A few Gram Panchayat are grouped
together
to. form what. is usually
called a
.J,1r-Panchayat
118. ~
<it fl1<.1I'li<
J1TI1 ~
'l'O'l ~
~
'liT
I
,
Samiti.
(1) ~~
(2) Panchayati Raj
(2) ~
U"l'
(3) Local Government
(3) ~
1J0IiR
(4) State Government
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119. On which bf the issues most of the
119. ~
~
foFl
if; .~
~
~.~~?
democraticies have failed?
(i) Corruption
(ii)
(ii) Removal of povertY
(iii) {1"1~Riifi (i'lHctl
(iii) Political Equality
(iv) llCf ~
(iv) Right to vote
(1) only (i) and (ii)
(2) only (ii) and (iii)
%~nly
ifiT ~
(1) ifiCR'1 (i) ~
(ii) .
(2) ifiCR'1 (ii) ~
(iii)
(3) ifiCR'1 (iii) ~
(iii) and (iv)
(4) '3QD'Ki
(4) AlloHhe above
120 .. N'ame the institution, to which you
can go for violation of . your
fundamentalrights
m '£< '!WIT
:
120.
(iv) .
<:MT
;m <:WIT ifiT 'If'l qcni'(, ~
~
~
ifiT 1R1
~
qm 011%
'T{ Jl1C[
"1T
m:
(1) Police station
(2) Parliament
(2) m:fG:
jpJ/Supreme Court and High Court
\
(4) . Supreme Court and High Court
or District Court
121. When was National Flag adopted by
Constituent Assembly?
~
26 January, 1950
(2) 22 July, 1947
(3) 26 November,1947
(4) 24 January, 1950
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J1~
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~.M
C\~
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"'"11'41(1'4
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(1) 26 "1'1'rt\, 1950
(2) 22~,
;jO'j
1947
(3) 26 'lCR\, 1947
(4) 24 "1'1'rt\, 1950
ifiG!
(45 )
122.
Match the following:
122.
(A)Lok Sabha
(i) Permanent House ~)
(B)Rajya Sabha
(ii) House of People
(C)Chief Justice (iii)Final
A
(1) (ii)
B
C
D
(i)
(iii),
(iv)
(iv)
(iii) ,-
(iv)
(iv)
(iii)
---
;>-
(2) (ii)(i)
~
(ii) __ (iii)
(4) (ii)
123. 'When
(iv)President ,
f.19~fuI("j
p\
decision
law-making
(D)Parliainent
E
of
1
'lit :
'liT ~
I
,
('1i) \'WI; fMT
(i) ~~
(&) \fi'1
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~~
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(3) (ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(i)
(i)
(4) (ii)
(iv)
(iii)'
(i)
'
•
did High Court of Delhi come
<f;(~
123.
~
'''W"lI(111 'fiG[ ~
'liT ~
S0TI
?
up?
-0)-'
In 1962
(1) 1962
if
(2) In 1964
(2) 1964
if '
(3) In 1966
(3)
1966
if
(4) 1968
if
~In
124.
1968
The movement
emerged
in 1966 and
~
'i't
~
'Cf(if(1T
1966
US. Identify the movement:
(1) The Black Power Movement
(1) \3'l~iKr•
f,'Jr
(2) ~
lasted
till 1975' to end racism
African-American
Movement
(3) Civil Rights Movement
(4) Non-Cooperation
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"1«'1ql~
if
mI ~
Cli't ~
\rl1U
*
Cli't WEIR
<f; ~
1975
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d'f)
:
~
- "Hi'lfl:'1i"1 ~
(3)~~'~
Movement
p.T.a.
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125.
vVhich of the following Act empowers
125.
[19RiFtsi <:1 if B 'fifl-1.1l ~
"11'1'liI{
the people to find out what
is going
.
---_..
~
~
~
<.'iPif
if; ~
-
. (1) Right to Intention
. (2) Right to Transparency
(3) Right to Inclination
Yt) Right to Information
126.
Act
(2)
~tw
(3)
wftd
'liT ~
'liT ~.
(4) WAT 'liT ~
Act
B
without a coast line?
(1) White Sea
(1) ~it<:1' 1.1Jlf{
one of the
/
{}1"
following
Sea
IS
126.
'fifl-1.1l 1.1Jlf{ j'q'lJ (fC
{11<>1[{111.1Jlf{
(2)
Sea
(3) 0i'JciI <;,{<ji 1.1Jlf{
Sea of Okhotsk
(4) Tasmania
. (4 ) <:1lA If.1 £11 1.1Jlf{
Sea
em-
'liT t<T <i~Wrr ~
(1) Distance froin the sun
(1)
~B~
(2) Luminosity
(2) 'i'J11'li
(3) Distance from the earth
(3)
Colour of a star is an indication of its :
~
128.
Act
'liT.~
[19 Rif@<:1 . if
{lm if; ~ 7
Which
(2) Saragossa
127.
(1) ~
Act
127.
The clouds float in the atmosphere
'2~B~
low
.
128.
ClI~ljd:SM
if;
if ~
'liIl."'T I
(1) Temperature
(1) (fI11l1R
(2) Velocity
(2) ~
(3) Pressure
(3)
~Density
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because oftheir
if;
?
~q'{~m'liT~~~
on in the Government?
qi]
'OJ'O[
(4) ~
rn ~'l'fCA
<jilj
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129.
Which one of the following is the
biggest shipping canaLin the world?
E
129.
w:rn ~
t:ffil
.
(1) 9fu;r'It'{
Panama Canal
(2)
(3) Sao Canal
J<:suez
~-m ~ ?
qf{Clii'1 'It'{
(1) Riel Canal
;-(2/
f.'I981 R5I(j if "ft fir~q 'lit
q;rrqr
'It'{
(3) ~ 'It'{
Canal
(4) $r 'It'{
/
130.
The Bermuda triangle lies in :
130.
(1) i3m "ic\'li~C{i %11'11'1 (
(2) South Atlantic Ocean
(2) Gfuur i:l1c\'li~C{i'iiillil'l( if
(3) North Pacific Ocea,n
(3) i3m ~~lRf'iiillil'l(
. (4) .~
About 50% of the world population is
concentrated
of:
between
131.
the latitudes
'iiillil'l(
(3) 400N and 600N
Which one of the following mountain
ranges is spread over only one state
in India?
~.
Aravali
132.
"l'1<i&lI.
~-"ft
20° i3m
40° i3m
(3) 40° i3m.~
60° i3m.
40° Gfuur
if "ft ~.m q4(j'iI\'l1 'lffi(1 if;
'1r:f qq; W'1 if ~.~
~ ?
f.19R1R51(j
(1).~
(2) Satpura
(2) ~
(3) Ajanta
(3) ~
(4) Sahyadri
(4) ~
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.(2)
, 20° i3m ~
(4) 20° Gfuur ~
if
if
fir~q 'lit WM'T 50%
"im~if if ~
~?
(1) 5° i3m ~
132.
~~:
(1) North Atlantic Ocean
(4) Indian Ocean
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133. The shortest air route from Perth to
133. .~
~ \'iG:'f 'iii
Wiffi. mer ~
~ :.
London is: .
(l) Perth c7 Mumbai c7 Rome -4
..
(1) q~ ~
~
~
~
~
\'iG:'f
London
,
(2) Perth
/.
c7
Ankara c7 Paris c7
London
\
(3) Perth c7 Aden c7 Paris c7 London
~PeJ;th
c7 Mom~asa c7 Rome
.
. London
..
-t
134. As per census 2011.number of cities.
134. 2011
(2) 3992
3992
(3) 4138
(3) 4138
(4) 4139
(4) 4139
135.. Census 2011 was. formulated
which of the following.dates?
on
135.
f.1"1R1ft'lt1 if ~ 2011 'lit
~
~ 'liR-m ~ 7.
(1) 1~,
2011
(2) 31~,
(2) 31 December, 2011.
(3) 28~,
(3) 28 February, 2011
.!f!
if 'l'lit
(1) 7933
yY7933
;~lJanUary,
~.
'lit~~:
are in India:
Y
'lit "1'1'1"1'11~
. (4) l~,
1 March, 2011
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2011
2011
2011
2011
"1'1'1"1'11
'lit
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(49)
136.
Match the column - I with column - II :
136. ~
Column - II
Column - I
V)
(i) Dairy Farming (a) Secondarl)
'-.
Sector
(b) Factor. (1 V ~f
productlO~' )
(ii) Insurance
(iii) Production
..Sugar
(i)
m .'1iJllM
(ii) <WIT
(iii)~
'liT
and (d) Tertiary Sector
(iv)'Pr
*~
( (r)
(i) (ii)
(iii) (iv)
(1)
a,
c,
d,
b
(2)
b,
a,
c,
(3)
c,
b,
)4('5'
2,
m if;
(c)
m~ ~
m
(1) . a,
c,
d,
b
d
(2) b,
a,
. c,
d
a,
d
(3)
c,
b,
a,
d
11,
b
(4) c,
d,
a,
b
formed as capital?
~ ?
(1) Fixed deposit
(1). ~
. (2)
(2) Money deposited in shares
stored for seeds
(4) Money hoal-ded in lockers
138. Which is the most appropriate price
if B
137.f.19~ful(j
'fIT'!)'
(d) ~~
(iii) (iv)
--
~
(b)
(ii)
(i)
.137. Which of the following cannot be
¥Grains
(a) ~
of (c) Primary Sector
(~
Capital
B fii\;rr;l ~
- II
<tf~ - I
,'.
(iv) Land
- I 'IiT'~'
~-Bl
~
'Tl!T
m~T
rrtff
'liT ~
;;p:rr
m if
f4;<n
(3)
G\l;;r if; fW?:
(4)
\'ljq;l:
if
138. cH{flf21ifi ~.
"R
WIT 'Tl!T q;f
-mir
to understand real national income?
~-B\~~mt~
(1) National income of a country at
market price
(1) ~
~
'liT 'ifUSn:UT
<n:: ~
ij;T ~
if;
fW?:
?
-mir
(2) National income of a country at
wholesale price
(3) National income of aeountry
constant price
(A)
at
National income of a country .at
factor price
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deposits to :
&m
,;:;mrr ~ :
(1) Keep as reserve so that people
(1),
139. , Bank use the major portion of the
13 9.
~
'.iflIT ~
ft:;rcf
'l>l ~
;:;mrr ~
T1S!T
'[1'1
ffif1l;,
m Wn' ,
i'lM
,<3j1ffi
troT ffiR;r ~
may withdraw
(2) Meet their' routine expenses and
(2), Rl'li ,~
salary of st[iff
~ri ~
Wr-~
([~
'~
(3) Meet renovation and expansion
of bank
~
"(4)
Extend loans
'fl"T >!GR ~ ~
140. Which of the following statement is
correct?
this year as you bought last year
'life: JIN, 9il1 mT if \RAT tt
~mm~!itmilqq~
with less money - the money
~-~~qcm~1
(1) If you can buy the same goods
(1) ,
I:!fI1R
supply decreased.
(2) To purchase
the, same ,goods
~~~-,
~.
(2) 1Z'li
today that were purchased one
~,
year ago requires more money 'there must have ,been inflation,
4~o'purchase
the
same, goods
qq ~
\RAT
, (3)
, less, money - the money supply
1Z'li
qq ~
~,
\RAT
qq ~
today that were purchased one
~,
\RAT
year
~
same
the
goods
same
amount of money '- there must
have bee'n inflation,
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~
~
~
tt
oft
I:!fI1R ~
I:!fI1R 'l1l"f ~
~
'm~1
1Z'li
ago requires,
I:!fI1R ~
~9il1~_-~~~
must have' increased.
the
tt
,oft
lJT{~~1
today as one ,year ago requires
'(4) To purchase
~
(4)
~
tt
I:!fI1R ,~
'1ft ;m;fttt
.lJT{
oft
~,~I
I:!fI1R ~
mT _
~
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141.. A man can see through a hole, the top
141.
end of a thin rod of height x, the
height of beaker is 3x. If the beaker is
, filled with a liquid of refractive index
'% ~
fm( 'ft
'%
x ~
'lit '% ~ .
iii ~M
9iI .~. 'WIT %" 1 ~
'lit
~
3x %" I ~ ~
9iI J.l (;jQQct'1i", iii
'% r;q 'ft 2x 0';ill{ (l'fj' ~ WIT ~
m
~
J.l upto height 2x, he can now see the
.lower end of rod. The value of J.l is :
%"
~
~ iii f.'riffi M 9iI ~
'WIT
1 J.l 'Pf I1R iMr :
~
5
5
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(1) 2
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l%J
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l%)
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(3)
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(4) 2
Dire.ction :. (Q. No. 142 to 145) : In the
following questions a statement of assertion
(A) is followed by a corresponding statement
of rea.son (R). Of the following choose the
. correct one:
frrf~ : (>TO
....(.17'1£both A & R are true & R is the correct
explanation ofA.
.
(1) ~
(2) If both A & R are true but R is not the
correct explanation of A.
(2) ~
(3) A is true but R is false.
(3) A B'[<l %" ~
(4) A is false but R is true.
(4) A~
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it
rio 142
145) : A4f!f:t(@{rt JTfi;ff
c# ~
it r;qi rf7rrr rt'lf
it mft f?F!;w
rifR<r :
(A)
w
'*' R<iRl
A '*' R <iRl ~
A
B'[<l
l
g
(R)
R,
fro
'7W
A 'lit @
C2lT&!T %" 1
.
C2lT&!T ~
~ ~
R,
A 'lit @
%" 1
R ~
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%"1
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142. A: When a magnet is brought near
iron nails; only translatory force acts
z;rr:rr
on them.
~I
R : The field due to magnet is non
R :~
uniform.
~I
143. A: A 60W - 220Vbulb glows more
ciT. '3'1
"lit(
'T\ ~
&m ffi
~ ~
~
Cff('jj ~
of;
ffl\l
of;
are
of; ~
across a
m~
U ~ 'T\
if
of;
qm
~
WKlT
J1WlR
mm
143. A: l:% 60W - 220V."if)[~,
than loOW ~ 220V bulb when they
connected m series
'iii ~
142. A: l:lf?;-l:%. ~
~
lOOW- 220V
~
'i'fIl9i\TI; ~ I
source of potential difference.
R : When they are connected in series
R : ~
resistance of lOOWbulb will be more.
"if)[
144. A: Fahrenheit is the smallest unit of
rV"asuring temperature.
R : Fahrenheit
was the first scale
usedJor measuring temperature.
145. A:
When a conductor is negatively
144.
if ~
'T\ lOOW ~
mm ~ I
>If<mq ~
A: tBi1'1~I~cffi'll1R
~
BGffi
3Itt ~
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R : If)11'1~I~c d1'l'1T'1 "if)[
wWfq
145. A: ~
W:rr uwrr
l:% "lTWfi 'iii ~
ciT ~
~I
R : Excess of electrons on a body
R :
means that the body is negatively
J1~ ~ ~
~
M~
<r'? uwrr ~
1
'T\ ~8ifS:l.-n
~ ~
'!iT~f<l
N'1TI
charged.
146. ~
if <gf1 ~
~
tlC'1T
sound in air :
(1) Temperature remains constant
(1) ClfCl.lBR ~
(2) Heat remains constant
(2) ~.
(3) Pressure remains constant
(3) <;TO[. 1BR \f?W ~
(4) Both (1) & (2)
(4) (1)q(2)~.
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charged, it's mass increases.
146. In the phenomenon of propagation of
~
1BR ~
~
.~
if :
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147. In an electric kettle 1 kg water boils
in time t1.
Itl another kettle, same
amount of water boils in time t2
.
When. they are connected in series
. the time required to boil 1 kg of water
147. ~
~
if 1 f"nm.qAt
~
~
~I ~
~
t1 '(1I1ll
if qAt
~
I:fl1T'l "fT?!T t 2 '(1I1ll if ~
'lit ~
~
if ~
~, cit
~I
1
*
if
'!\T
<iA't
f"nm qRt
if WlT '(1I1ll WIT :
IS :
(1)
A'1)
(2)
(2)
t1 + t2
t1 + t2
2
2
148. 3.2 kg of ice at -lODe just melts with a
148. -lODe G\ 3.2
f"nmo ort,
m
J1T'l 'f11Il "#
mass 'm' gm of steam :
(1) m
= 400
gm
(1) m = 400 gm
(2) . m = 800 gm
(2)
m = 800 gm
m = 425 gm
(3)
m
(3)
(4) m=900.gm
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425 gm
(4) m = 900 gm
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149.
A glass prism of refractive index 3/2
is immersed' in ,vater of refractive
index 4/3. A light beam incident
normally on the face AB is totally
reflected to reach the face BC if :
B
e
149.
((9i ~
'liT
fll;rq ~
if ~
~ Clffij,
4/3 ;nqCjd'ii'b of;'S<Cf
~
R ~
~,
BC ~
'1\ ~
B.
A
(3)
A
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2
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.
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9
3
.
(3) sm
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e >-3
(4)
. e >-3
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2
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150. The percentage error in' measuring
the voltage across a resistor 'r' by a
voltmeter of resistance 'R' (current
assumed to be constant) is :
150.
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>!fdi't'q 'r' of; fffit of; TF21
'1T'R if ~ Clffij m~m¥
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~)
r
r
R
(1)
1+ -
(2) 1~-
r
R
(2)
1--
(3) 1- R+r
(3)
1- R+r
R
R
R+r
(4)
1---'
(1) 1 + -
R
(4)
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151.
The reading of the ideal voltmeter
in
the circuif below is :'
20v
2!l
v
14v
(1) ',14 V
(1) 14V
(2) 18V
(2) 18V
,(3)
16V
, (/34
,V
14v
1!l
(3) 16V
(4) , ,34
/*1 '3
152.'
20V
2!l
1!l
3
The length of a bar magnet is 2/, the
, distance between magnetic poles will
152. lZ'!l ~
9il,~
~
1~<61'1~
cf; ,~
~
21 ~I ~
iMt
be:
(1) between 0-1
(1)
(2)
(2) 1 - 21 cf; J1!Z1
between 1 -21
G equal to 21
"
(3)
21
(4)
1
cf; ~
,
(4) equal to 1
153.
0 - 1 cf; J1!Z1
cf; ~
When the solid lJlelts, its temperature:
(1) Increases
(2) decreases
(3) remains constant
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154.. Hydrogen w.as passed over heated
fro
'liT2.0 JlTl1 W ;ffi'ffil~s .<f;
fol;<rr 1j<:f[ Ujq WlJ ~
'!iteR tt
154. i;l~~"11
2.0 gm copper oxide till only copper
1;Wl
1J1f
was left. The mass of copper obtained
qit.1
W
'Pf
. 'lit lffi'r~Rf '1f;(f ~
was 1.6 gm.'The percentage of oxygen
1.6 JlTl1 "IT I ;)j1'R:fI"11
i{[\.
'!iteR -3:fiif{il ~ s if ~ :
in copper oxide is : .
(1) 80%
(1) 80%
(2)60%
(2) 60%
(3) .40%
(4)20%
(4) 20%
155. Which of the following molecule has
an atomicity of four?
155.
f.'r:;r
if
FoRi
~
'lit
~
~. ?
(atomicity) ~
(1) H2O
(2)
NH3.
(2) NH3
(3)
(4)
156.
CO2
..
One mole of CO2 means:
CH4
(4) CO2
156. «'fj
J:iR;r
CO2
~
~
~
:
(1) 4.4 JlT1l CO2
frn
(2) .2.24 htres gas at STP
(2) 2.24~
(3) 6:022 x 1023 molecules of CO2
(3) 6.022 x 1023
(4) 22 gmC02
(4) 22 JlTl1 CO2
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IS'
157.
used in treatment of blood cancer?
~
(1) P - 32
(1) P-32
(2) 1- 131
(2) I -.131
(3) Co - 60
(3)
Co-'- 60'
L(4)~U - 235
(4)
U - 235
158.
In the helium atom, the number of
158.
electrons in L-shell will be:
.~
(3) 8
159.
f.1901 ful(j if '# 'liR -BT mi'r. "ilS ~.
P
-31TC1T
tt!Wr'l ~
~i1~I~
miT ?
if,
(L)
(2) 2
(1) 0
(2) 2
(4) 6
(3) 8
(4)
Which pair of atomic numbers.
represents elements in same group?
(1) 11,19
if 9if11
159.
R9 ~
~
g
:2.; -,- ~
fomR
if
'lim
6
'liT 'liR-BT ~
. 'lit ~ lft ~ (crT) if IlGftffi
. (2) 6, 12
~
(1) 11, 19
(2) 6, 12
(3) 4, 16
(4) 8, 17 .
ffii'!f.
9i@ ~
?
j
,(8}4,16
(4) 8,17
160. The oxide of which of the following'
element is not acidic?
(1) Cl
(2) S
(3) K
161.
How many grams of oxygen are
required to burn 40 gm of sulphur?
160.
f.1901fuld
if'#
~m~?
'liR-'# mq 'liT 0311iffil~S
(1) Cl
(2) S
(3) K
(4) C
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llJli _
0311
<ffll"1 ~ 'lit
'lit ;;mR <f;
>3Wf~'l'RlT i?Mt. ?
~
(1) 4.0 gm
(2) 40.0 gm
(1) 4.0JWl
(2) 40.0 JWl
(3) 400 gm
(4) 80 gm
(3) 400 JWl.
(4) 80 JWl
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162.
A compound 'x' green coloured solid,
gets oxidise.d to reddish brown solid
in presence of air. 'X' on heating gives
brown coloured solid 'Y' and two
pungent gases 'A' and 'B', 'A' turns
acidified . potassium
. dichromate
solution green, X, Y, A, l? and type of
reaction is : .
(J);'?us04
,
CuO, S02'
'decomposition
"M
162. .t:[qj ~
'liT itB
qc;ref
'X' ClTg ~
if ~1'Rfl'!i\1 m:..'IT
~
'liT itB qc;ref ~ ~ I 'X' 1Jlt
"M 'liT itB qc;rq 'Y' ('FIT~
~
'B' ~
-m-&t 1lB
'lit ~ "M if
~ I X, Y, A, B ~
~"M
m 'IT ~
'A'
~m
~I 'A' \l~
. :S1~<€Ik~ ~
~
'"('fR'[.
qf\~
'lJI:
0W1fwn R;"B
Wlift. 'lit ~ ?
Cu.S04' CuO, 802, 803 \l:r:l'ifC1"
(1)
803
.
(2) FeS04, Fe, S02, S03 Oxidation
(3)
FeS04 ' Fe203'
S02 , S03
decomposition
(4)
FeS04 ' Fe203'
S03 , S02
. decomposition
163;
Match the following:
163.
f.1...,Riful \1 'lit ~
""9
(a) Formic acid
(i), dehydrating agent
itlm"
(a)~
:
(i) fS~I~~R'T~
.~-_./
(b) Nitric acid
(ii) Orgariic acid\ ~
. (iii) Mineral acid(6 ')
(cJ:Electrolyte .
(d) Cone. H 2S0
'>
4
(b)
~ift'liT ~
(ii)'liTM
(c)
~8'f~"'1~C:
(iii)~
(d) ~
(iv) NaCl .
~
'liT .~
.~r:ru-
~ftrs
(iv)~~:S
(1) (a) (ii), (1:» (iii), (c) (iv), (d) (i)
(1) (a) (ii), (b) (iii), (c) (iv), (d) (i)
(2) (a){;), (b) (ii), (c) (iii), (d) (iv)
(2) (a) (i), (b) (ii), (c) (iii), (d) (iv)
(3) (a) (iii), (b) (i), (c) (iv), (d) (ii)
(3)
(4) (a) (iv), (b) (iii), (c) (i), (d) (ii)
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164. Rings of cartilage are present in the
following:
(D Oesophagus
(1)
~lfF1~1
Trachea
(2)
~CjI("Hcl1
"
(2)
\,CSYThroat
(1) Evaporation' pull
165. ~
&m qAt
CliT
'W1~Wr f.19 ~ '>l'lWr
if~~:
(1)
CfI1JT'l ~
(2) \J(fI~'H (m)
Transpiration pull
ott
crrg ott
~
(3) Availability of soil water
(3) '2GJ "f('f
\31Rifo<j(f[
(4) Availability of soil air
(4) '2GJ
\31Rifo<j(f[
166. Which of the following is a plant
. hormone?
166. f.19 if -('t <t'R qr::q ~
(1) Insulin
(1)
(2) Thyroxin
(2) ~I~<iMi'1
;..(3j--Cytokinin
(4)
167. In which plant a piece of leaf can
regenerate the whole plant?
(2) Bryophyllum
~11Ri'1
a
(i11«1"1"1
qrq if qW ~ .. ~
167. foloB
g'if.'fM(j ~
(1)
t.--<4}-'-£ougainvillea
168. One of the following represents
monohybrid cross:
(2)
(3) ~
168. f.19
(4) "i1~'1[qRj111
'lim 9it.
~m
'WlT'~ :
(2) 3: 1
(2) 3: 1
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WliGT ~ ?
~
(1) 9: 7
_.(3) 1: 1 : 1 : I
~. ?
(3) f11~aCjiI~f.1'1
(4) Oestrogen
(3) Rose
~:
(4) qq<jf~T11
165. Water absorption by roots takes place
under the influence of:
(1) Banana
~
(3) 1lffi
(4) Duodenum
~
f.19 if ~
164. 'liI'i\1I~~ ~
(3) 1:1:1:1
(4) 9:3:3
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Which
169.
one
of
the . ,following
169. . R9
constitutes a food chain?
(2) grass,
goat
~ fisp and
.
(2) 'Efl1I, ~
\l:{R-
(3) goat, coy; and elephant
(3)
(4) grass, wheat and mango
~
.
(4)
The Ganga Tuns from Gangotri
through hundreds towns and cities in :
170.
.~
,
~
m
m, '1fIl m i2T~
'Efl1I, i1i m \J1l11
B <MY .~
~
(2) '3m ~~T Q.Ci
(3) '3m ~~T,
(3) Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal arid
~ttar
..
~
q
~WiT
~
~q-q GfrTT\'f
Q.Ci
i?R41"1l
.
Pradesh, Bihar and West'
Bengal'
.
Mitochondria and Plastids are able to
synthesis. some of their ..proteins
beeause they ha ve :
\,():{DNA
171.
'11~8iB1fU'i\41 Q.Ci '<.1lfk~!;1 \Jl1Rt ~
>\ttt;jf 'liT f.r:ltur '\<l'i m ~~ '3'lil
mm~:
(1) 'ilolf'lot:(o
(2) RNA
(2) \l1f{0lf'l 01:(0
(3) DNA and Ribosomes
(3) ilolf'lot:(o
(4) RNA and Ribosomes
(4) \l1f{0lf'l01:(0
m {I~"ihil"(~
m {I~"ihil"(~
Which of the following are cardiac
muscles?
. (1)
W!fur
.(1). '3m ~~T
Uttar Pradesh and Bihar
Haryana..
'liT
i'fB~~W~?
(1) Uttar Pradesh
172.
~
m~
goat and human
-'
. 171.
(('fi ~
(1) 'Efl1I, ~
~gi'ass,
170.
i'f B 'Iit'1
91{ClT'~ ?
Uninucleated and Unstriated
vf1') Multinucleated and Unbranched
(1) . (('fi
i{;~'lil4 Q.Ci
~
(2) GISi{;~'lil4Q.Ci 01~TTltrcl ,
(3) Uninucleated and Branched
(3) (('fi i{;~'lil4Q.Ci ~TTltrCl
(4) Uninucleated and Unbranched
(4) (('fi ih'lil'1
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173.
Antibiotics
'\i.lr
bacteria
(2) Vlru~
.(3) dengue
174.
Nitrogen
\
work against>
(1) ~
(4) elephantiasis
174 .. ~
N 2 in presence of:
it.
~
~
tfu<r
(4)
'(3) ~
cannot fix
fixing bacteria
(2) ~
qiq
'11~~G'j'1'~
M~'Ii{UI rrtff
'11~~G'j'1
911
?
q;>Jt,
(1) 'Iil<R ~'3iI'ffiI~:S
(2) '11~~G'j'1
fl)
O2
(4) Light
175.
<311
'I{11 G'j '1
. (3)
(4) WN~T
Which one of the following is
not a
cereal crop?
(1) Wheat
,Ail) Sorghum
176.
The
(1)
(4) Mustard
(3) . 'qnJ
(4)
ctM
it ~
traffic lights
signals. change
seconds
change
and
between
at' three
different
after 48 seconds,
108 seconds.
176.
72
times
they
itt
72
~
~
will change
(2) ~
i31WT ~
~,
If they
at 7 a. m. simultaneously.
How many
ott ~
(f~ 108
~
gI ~
g ffi 7
tmlf
cIT1T
~
I:('Ii tlT11" ~
'B
7 : 30 ~
sim ultaneously
?
(1) 3
~4
lIT
7 ~
(f'Ii I:('Ii
m~GfR~?
(4) 2
Sum of series (1 + 2) + (3 +
+ (9 + 10) + .:
5) +(6
+ 7)
+ (93 + 94) + (95 + 97)
177.
(1) 3
(2) 4
(3) 5
(4)
2
(1 + 2) + (3 + 5) + (6 + 7) + (9 + 10) +
.........+ (93 + 94) + (95 + 97) + (98 + 99)
*l?Pir :
+ (98 + 99) will be :
911
(1) 5050
(2) 3750
(1) 5050
(2) 3750
(3) 1350
(4) 4250
(3) 1350
(4) 4250
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(3) 5
177.
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If
(../3) = (.J5y = (JiSt,
(1)
178.. 'lK
(J3) = (.J5y = (JiSt, \l<[
1 11
-+-+- = 0
X
Y
z
(1)
-+-+- = 0
X
Y z
III
-+---'=2
x
y z
(2)
-+--- =2
1
1
1
1
1
1
x
y
z
(3)
xy -xz -"zy = 0
(4) xy -xz ~zy = 2
(4)
xy -xz -zy
If (4 sec2e -I)(sin e - 2) (2cos2e - i) = 0
then number of possible different
values of 8 are (0° < 8 < 180°): .
179.
=
2
2) (2cos2 e -I) = 0 ,
\l<[ 8
~
'lit ~
jj'Mt (uiT
"B'l'fCf m) (0° < 8 < 180°):
'lK (4 sec2
e -I) (sin e f1'r"l lJfif
(1) 5
(1) 5
(2)
(3) 3
(3) 3
(4) 2
180. A farmer wants to fence his
rectangular field (28 m x49 m) with
wire. He wants to spend minimum
amount in fixing the pillars for wire
at the same distance . .If cost of fixing
one pillar is , 1,000,then.total cost of
fixing pillars used will be :
180.
4
>311'1
cll'hl{
&cr
(28 m x 49 m) if C!R 'lit ~
WTAT
~
~ I en; WlR .~ lIT lQit ww!>{
fcR:!R
l:('I1
'h'1
lQit
'lit
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, 1,000 ~, en- ~
f'l;cRt jj'Mt ?
'lJl1. 15fi't. 'hVlT i:!WClT ~
'Ii'r wrR
wrR 'lit
'l1T. ~
~
~
(1) '18,000
(2) ,22,000
. (1) ,18,000
(2) ,22,000
(3) ,20,000
(4) ,28,000
(3) ,20,000
(4) ,28,000
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=0
(3) xy -xz -zy
179.
then:
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to questions in answer sheet. are to be given
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Card (Roll No.) to the Invigil<llllr.
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'IT'f1 3i<t>Ton "l6i ~
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be provided.
13. The candiqates will write the correct Nuinher as given in
the Test Booklet/ An~weTShl..:elin the Atlend<lnce Sheet.
'ffi\T
<r< WJiq;' qir ~.
.
be done only in the space provided"
in the Test Booklet for the same .
.
OMR "(fffi ~
"(fffi ~
(~
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wrong, if it is marked, as
[f you fill more than one circle il will be treated as a
~rong answer.
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Booklet \vith them.
20. Language Test is treated lmly as a qualifying test. Marks
obtained -in~hguages lesL will not been inc~u~ed in 'the
Total Marks.