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NO. 4, 100 FT RING ROAD, BANASHANKARI, 3RD STAGE, BANGALORE-560 085
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1. Einstein’s Photo electric equation :
1) hν = ½mv2 + W
2) hν = ½mv2 – W
3) hν = ½mv + W
4) hν = ½mv – W
2. Kepler’s third law of planetary
motion :
1) V0 = Rg
2) F = – F
3) r2 ∝ T3
4) r3 ∝ T2
3. One among the following is doping
material in P-type semiconductor :
1) Carbon
2) Indium
3) Arsenic
4) Phosphors
4. Escape velocity of the rocket
depends on :
1) Mass of the rocket
2) Mass of the satellite
3) Radius of the earth
4) Speed of the rocket
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5. Fronhoffer’s spectral lines are also
called :
1) Line absorption spectra
2) Line emission spectra
3) Continuous spectra
4) Continuous emission spectra
6. Current is flowing through the
circular loop, then the imaginary
magnetic poles are produced at :
1) Top and bottom of the loop
2) Right and left parts of the loop
3) Both side of the plane of loop
4) Each and every part of the loop
7. The amount of energy consumed by
the 10HP water pump in 30 minutes
to lift the water to overhead tank :
1) 26.856 x 106 J
2) 0.8949 x 106J
3) 53.712 x 106 J
4) 13.428 x 106J
8. In the nuclear reaction
H2 + H2 → He3 + X : X stands for :
1)+1
e0 2)0n1
3)−1
e0 4) H1
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followings :
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3) ë = 1.00 �
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4) ë = 40.0 �
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10. One Joule is equivalent to :
1) 4.18 calories
2) 4.12 calories
3) 0.239 calories
4) 0.283 calories
11. The flow of energy from autotrophs
to herbivores is :
1) Bidirectional
2) Unidirectional
3) Reverse directional
4) Multi directional
12. National Science Day :
1) 15th September
2) 14th February
3) 5th April
4) 28th February
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13. Electronic configuration of copper
(atomic No. Cu – 29) is :
1) 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3d8 4s2 4p1
2) 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3d9 4s1 4p1
3) 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3d8 4s1 4p1
4) 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3d10 4s1 4p0
14. The composition of alloy, German
silver is :
1) Copper, zinc and nickel
2) Copper, tin and lead
3) Copper, nickel and lead
4) Copper, lead and silver
15. Which of the following statement is
correct ?
1) Fusion of 1 gram of hydrogen gives
more energy than fission of 1 gram
of uranium 235
2) Fusion of 1 gram of hydrogen gives
less energy than fission of 1 gram
of uranium 235
3) Fusion of 1 gram of hydrogen gives
same energy as in fission of 1 gram
of uranium 235
4) Fission of 1 gram of uranium gives
less energy than the combustion of
1 ton of coal
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2) 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3d9 4s1 4p1
3) 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3d8 4s1 4p1
4) 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3d10 4s1 4p0
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16. The chemical composition of plaster
of paris is :
1) CaSO4. 2H
2O
2) CaSO4. H
2O
3) CaSO4. ½ H
2O
4) CaSO4. 3H
2O
17. In iron metallurgy, lime stone is used :
1) To obtain heat energy
2) To reduce iron oxide into iron
3) As an iron ore
4) To remove sand (SiO2)
18. The equation given below indicates
NaCl + AgNO3 → AgCl +NaNO3 :
1) Chemical decomposition
2) Chemical combination
3) Chemical displacement
4) Chemical double decomposition
19. The compound which shows
hydrogen bonding is
1) Hydrogen sulphide
2) Table salt
3) Methane
4) Ammonia
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20. In the process of vulcanization :
1) Natural rubber is heated withsulphur
2) Natural rubber is heated withcarbon
3) Natural rubber is heated withphosphorus
4) Natural rubber is heated withsodium
21. Which of the following statement istrue ?1) Colloidal solutions does not show
Tyndal effect2) Colloidal solutions show Brownian
movement3) Colloidal solutions are
heterogeneous4) Size of the colloidal particles is less
than 1 nm
22. The pair of the solutions whichhave pH value less than 71) Solution of washing soda and
vinegar2) Solution of soap and solution of
washing soda3) Solution of copper sulphate and
solution of washing soda4) Solution of copper sulphate and
vinegar
23. The mass of oxygen required for thecomplete combustion of 1.6 Kg ofmethane is :1) 6.4 Kg 2) 3.2 Kg3) 1.2 Kg 4) 12.8 Kg
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24. The normal systolic and diastolic
pressure in human beings is :
1) 80 / 120 mm of Hg
2) 130 / 90 mm of Hg
3) 120 / 80 mm of Hg
4) 140/ 80 mm of Hg
25. While observing the cross section
of an angiosperm stem, if you find
complex permanent tissue, it could
be :
1) Epidermal tissue and collenchyma
2) Sclerenchyma and parenchyma
3) Parenchyma and epidermal tissue
4) Xylem and phloem
26. One of the basic characteristics of
living organisms which is well
developed in nervous system is :
1) Movement
2) Growth
3) Irritability
4) Nutrition
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27. If a person cannot walk in a straight
line or cannot balance a ride on
bicycle, probably which part of his
brain is not working properly ?
1) Cerebrum
2) Cranium
3) Cerebellum
4) Hypothalamus
28. If the urine excreted by a person
contains glucose the condition iscalled1) Galacturia2) Diabetes mellitus3) Diabetes insipidus4) Gluacoma
29. Choose the correct alternate inwhich the type of tropism exhibitedby plants is correctly matched withthe stimulus to which they respond
Tropism Stimulus
1) Hydrotropism i) Earth
2) Geotropism ii) Light
3) Chemotropism iii) Water
4) Phototropism iv) Chemical
1) 1-ii, 2- i, 3 – iv, 4 – iii
2) 1 – iii, 2 – i, 3- iv, 4 – ii
3) 1 – iv, 2- iii, 3 –i, 4 – ii
4) 1 – iii, 2- i, 3- ii, 4- iv
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30. Variation combined with
geographical isolation may result in :
1) Mutation
2) Speciation
3) Fossilisation
4) Genetic drift
31. The two hormones secreted by
adrenal glands which regulates the
rate of metabolism and the
concentration of salts in blood and
prepares the body to face the
emergency are _______ and _______
1) Insulin and Glucagon
2) Testosterone and Estrogen
3) Cortisone and Dopamine
4) Cortisone and Adrenaline
32. Concentrated nitric acid is used in
a test to detect adulteration of :
1) Cooking oil
2) Milk
3) Salt
4) Tea powder
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33. A biotechnological process that has
found a significant application in
the field of forensic science is :
1) Recombinant DNA technology
2) Tissue culture
3) DNA finger print technology
4) Genetic engineering
34. In an experiment where two potted
plants kept in a dark room are used
to demonstrate that carbondioxide
is essential for photosynthesis
potassium hydroxide is used
because it :
1) Releases oxygen
2) Absorbs carbondioxide
3) Releases carbon dioxide
4) Absorbs oxygen
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36. The slogan “Jai Hind” was given
by :
1) Lal Bahadur Shastri
2) Jawaharlal Nehru
3) Subhash Chandra Bose
4) Ras Behari Bose
37. Hydro-Electric Power provided in
Shivana Samudra was first of its
kind in the whole of Asia. The Diwan
of Mysore responsible for this is
1) Dewan Rangacharlu
2) Sir M. Visweswaraiah
3) Dewan Sheshadri Iyer
4) Sir Mirza Ismail
38. The dictatorship of the proletariat
as the only solution for all feudal
problems was advocated by :
1) Czar Nicholas II
2) Karl Marx
3) Vladimir Lenin
4) Joseph Stalin
39. Israel was proclaimed as a New State
in 1948 after dividing :
1) Saudi Arabia
2) Palestine
3) Syria
4) Jordan
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40. The State of Mysore came to becalled as Karnataka during the ChiefMinistership of :
1) Sri Devaraj Urs
2) Sri S. Nijalingappa
3) Sri Kengal Hanumanthaiah
4) Sri Ramakrishna Hegde
41. Sir Charles Wood’s Despatch onEducational reforms led to theestablishment of first threeuniversities in India. They wereestablished during the year :
1) 1854 2) 1857
3) 1858 4) 1904
42. Match List I with List II by using thecode given below :
List I List II
A) Satyashodak 1) Dhondo Keshav
Samaj Karve
B) Satyartha 2) Ishwara Chandra
Prakash Vidya Sagar
C) S.N.D.T 3) Dayananda
University Saraswathi
D) Poona 4) Jyothibha Phule
Sarvajanika 5) Mahadeva
Sabha Govinda Ranade
Code :
1) A-3, B-4, C-2, D-5,
2) A-4, B-2, C-1, D-3
3) A-5, B-1, C-4, D-2
4) A-4, B-3, C-1, D-5
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43. The First Newspaper published in
India was :
1) The Bengal
2) The Bengal Gazette
3) The Hindu
4) The Indian Mirror
44. 38th parallel is the dividing line
between the countries of :
1) North Vietnam and South Vietnam
2) North Korea and South Korea
3) Communist China and
Taiwan
4) India and Pakistan
45. Which one of the following groups
is in the chronological order ?
1) Home Rule League, Swaraj Party,
Simon Commission, Poona Pact,
Purna Swaraj, Cripp’s Mission
2) Home Rule League, Purna Swaraj,
Simon Commission, Poona Pact,
Cripp’s Mission, Swaraj Party
3) Home Rule League, Swaraj Party,
Simon Commission, Purna Swaraj,
Poona Pact, Cripp’s Mission
4) Home Rule League, Swaraj Party,
Cripp’s Mission, Poona Pact,
Simon Commission, Purna Swaraj
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46. Which one of the following is thecorrect sequence of rivers of Indiafrom north to south ?A. GodavariB. The GangaC. NarmadaD. Cauvery
1) B. C. A. D 2) D. B. C. A3) A. C. B. D 4) D. A. C. B
47. Consider the following statements :
A. The north Indian plain is very fertile.
B. Perennial rivers flow across the plain.
C. It’s a flat land, fit for irrigation and
inland navigation and establishment
of industries.
Which one of the following is the best
concluding statement ?
1) It’s a land of sacred rivers.
2) It’s useful to people to some extent.
3) 40% of total population lives in this
region.
4) The region is famous for IT
companies.
48. Which one of the following citiesnever gets the vertical rays of thesun ?1) Simla2) Bombay (Mumbai)3) Ahmedabad4) Bhopal
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49. The south west monsoons start
retreating from north to south in
winter in India. The phenomenon
involved in this is :
1) Winds blow from hot regions to cold
regions.
2) Monsoons always move
downwards.
3) Winds blow from a high pressure
area to a low pressure area.
4) Winds blow from a low pressure
area to a high pressure area.
50. Some statements are given below :
A. Mangrove forests are found in some
delta regions in India.
B. Coniferous forests are found in
tropical regions of India.
C. Date palms are a part of desert
vegetation.
D. Evergreen forests are very dense
forests.
Which of the above statements are
true ?
1) A, B and C
2) A, C and D
3) B, C and D
4) A, B and D
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51. Which of the following statements
represent characteristics of black
soil ?
A. It develops cracks during hot
weather.
B. Iron content present in this soil turns
into iron oxide due to diffusion.
C. It’s made of fine clay particles.
D. It retains moisture for long.
1) ‘A’ and ‘C’ only
2) ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’ only
3) ‘C’ and ‘D’ only
4) ‘A’, ‘C’ and ‘D’ only
52. A. Assertion :
Pulses except turdal are grown in
rotation with other crops.
R. Reason :
They are leguminous and helps in
restoring fertility of soil by fixing
nitrogen from air in the roots.
1) Both ‘A’ and ‘R’ are true and ‘R’
explains ‘A’.
2) Both ‘A’ and ‘R’ are true but ‘R’
doesn’t explain ‘A’.
3) ‘A’ is true but ‘R’ is false.
4) ‘A’ is false but ‘R’ is true
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53. Column I is the list of minerals and
Column II is the list of mode of
formation of minerals.
Column I Column II
A. Copper i) by deposition in
layers of
sedimentary
rocks
B. Aluminium ii) solidification of
liquids in
cracks and
crevices in
igneous rocks
C. Coal iii) decomposition
of surface
rocks
D. Platinum iv) evaporation of
water from the
surface of
rocks
v) deposition in
sand beds of
valleys and in
foothills
Which one of the following is correctly
matched set ?
1) A – v, B – iii, C – iv, D – i
2) A – iv, B – ii, C – i, D – v
3) A – iii, B – i, C – v, D – ii
4) A – ii, B – iii, C – i, D – v
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54. The following is the list of iron andsteel plants located in various partsof India.
A. Vishakhapatnam
B. Bhadravati
C. Jamshedpur
D. Salem
E. Rourkela
F. Bokaro
G. Vijayanagar
H. Durgapur
Which one of the following represents
iron & steel industries located outside
the Chotanagpur region ?
1) A. D. G. H
2) B. C. F. G
3) A. B. D. G
4) B. E. G. H
55. The following is the list of portslocated along the east coast of India.
A. Paradeep
B. Kolkata
C. Vishakhapatnam
D. Tuticorin
Which one of the following is the
correct sequence of ports from south
to north ?
1) C. D. B. A 2) D. C. A. B
3) B.A. D. C 4) A.C. D. B
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56. Which of the following statements
are associated with co-operative
farming ?
A. Lands of all the members (farmers)are pooled and cultivated.
B. The members lose ownership rights
of their lands.
C. A major portion of the yield is
shared among farmers in proportion
to their size of lands.
D. Management of all the activities, is
under the control of the Government.
1) ‘A’ and ‘C’ only
2) ‘B’ and ‘D’ only
3) ‘B’, ‘D’ and ‘C’ only
4) ‘A’, B and ‘C’ only
57. Read the following statements :
A. Cottage industrial occupations are
hereditary in nature.
B. Some of the goods produced in
cottage industries, are also
exported.
C. Cottage industries adopt high level
of technology and require huge
capital.
Which of the following is correct ?
1) ‘A’ is true and B & C are false
2) ‘A’ is false and B & C are true
3) ‘B’ is true and A & C are false
4) ‘C’ is false and A & B are true
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exports.2) To increase imports and to reduce
exports.3) To reduce differences between
value of goods and value ofservices imported.
4) To maintain favourable balance ofpayments.
59. Which of the following set of warswas mainly responsible for failureof the Third 5 Year Plan ?1) Indo – China war of 1962 and
Indo – Pak war of 19472) Indo – China war of 1962 and
Indo – Pak war of 19653) Indo – Pak war of 1971 and the
Kargil war of 19994) Indo – China war of 1962 and the
Indo – Pak war of 1971
60. A customer purchases a washing
machine. She realises that it is
defective. She complains to the
dealer and the manufacturer, to no
effect, which one of the following
right is denied to her, in this case ?
1) right to choose
2) right to consumer’s safety
3) right to information about goods &
services
4) right to represent
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61. The 17th SAARC Summit was heldin Maldives in 2011. Its Chair Personwas :
1) Man Mohan Singh
2) Rajpaksha
3) Begum Haseena
4) Mahmud Nasheed
62. Schemes like ‘Akshara Dasoha’ and
‘Ksheera Yojana’ are associated with :
1) Milk production
2) Food production
3) Illiteracy
4) Rural poverty
63. 193rd member of UN admitted in 2011
was :
1) Switzerland
2) Sudan
3) South Sudan
4) East Timor
64. Which one of the following Articlesprovides equality of opportunity inmatters of public employment inIndia ?1) Article 14
2) Article 15
3) Article 16
4) Article 17
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65. The members of the Commonwealth
Nations were those :
1) Who were subjected to British Rule
2) Who still accept British queen as
their head
3) Who did not support British during
World War I
4) Who did not support British during
World War II
66. The highest body set up in India to
protect Human Rights is :
1) Human Rights Committee
2) Human Rights Commission
3) National Human Rights Committee
4) National Human Rights
Commission
67. The Second Gulf War was fought
between :
1) Iraq and U.S.A.
2) Iraq and Kuwait
3) Iraq and Iran
4) Iraq and Sudan
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among the SAARC Nations. The
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2) South Asian Partial Trade
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70. Universalisation of primary
education is the aim of National
policy on education. It came into
effect during the year :
1) 1980
2) 1985
3) 1986
4) 1989
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that the three items which should
have been 60, 70, 80 were wrongly
read as 40, 20, 50 respectively. The
correct mean is
1) 48 2) 49
3) 50 4) 60
72. The value of ‘P’ for which the
equation a2+ 4 = (P+2)x has equal
roots ?
1) (2, −6) 2) (−2, +6)
3) (−2, −6) 4) (2, 6)
73. There are 3 hockey players Vinay,
Raja and Jayanth, who are equally
capable of scoring a goal in a match,
it was known that the team scored 3
goals, then the probability that Vinay
scored one goal and Raja scored two
goals is
1)271 2)
276
3) 92 4) 9
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75. ABCD is a cyclic quadrilateral, thenthe angles of the quadrilateral in thesame order are :1) 70°, 120°, 110°, 60°2) 120°, 110°, 70°, 60°3) 110°, 70°, 60°, 120°4) 60°, 120°, 70°, 110°
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3) a + b = 0 4) a = b
77. In the given graph the order of the
nodes A B C D respectively are :
1) 1, 2, 2, 1 2) 2, 1, 2, 1
3) 2, 2, 1, 1 4) 1, 2, 1, 2
78. The product of the roots of the
quadratic equation is equal tosquare of the sum of the roots. Ifthe sum of the roots is 2x, the valueof ‘x’ is :
1) 2 2) 1
3) −2 4) 0
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79. If the length of the chord of a circle
is equal to the radius, then the anglesubtended by it at the centre is :1) 30° 2) 90°
3) 60° 4) 120°
80. The coach of a cricket team buys
7 bats and 6 balls for �� 3,800. Later
he buys 3 bats and 5 balls for �� 1,750.
The cost of each bat and each ball
is
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2) �. 50, �. 500
3) �. 500, �. 50
4) �. 2,150 �. 750
81. A rectangular paper of dimensions
6 cm & 3 cm is rolled to form a
cylinder with height equal to the
width of the paper. Its radius of the
base is
1) π23 2) π
6
3) π29 4) π
3
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(x4 +1) is divided by (x −−−−− 2) ?
1) 17 2) 15
3) 7 4) 1
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83. The number of coins of 1.5 cm in
diameter and 0.2 cm thick, to be
melted to form a right circular
cylinder of height 10 cm and
diameter 4.5 cm is :
1) 150 2) 250
3) 450 4) 500
84. If cba1
c1
b1
a1
++=++ where
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1) 0 2) 1
3) −1 4) 2
85. A right circular cone is cut by twoplanes parallel to the base andtrisecting the altitude. What is theratio of the volumes of the threeparts : top, middle, bottomrespectively :1) 1: 7: 19 2) 1: 2 : 3
3) 1: 8 : 27 4) 1: 7: 18
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1)2
pq 22 −
2) q2qp 22 −
3) q2pq 22 −
4) p2qp 22 +
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lights change after 36, 42 and 72
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2) 9 : 08 : 24
3) 9 : 08 : 44
4) 9 : 08 : 58
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1) 1125 +
2) 115 +
3)2115 +
4)5112 +
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1) symmetric matrix
2) skew symmetric matrix
3) zero matrix
4) identity matrix
90. The value of 0.090.16 (256)(256) × is :
1) 2 2) 8
3) 6 4) 4
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