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1. 792.02+ 101.32 – 306.76 =?

a) 893.34 b) 1200.10

c) 997.11 d) 586.58

e) None of these

2. What is the least number to be subtracted from 2486 to make it perfect square?

a)50 b)80

c) 74 d) 65

e) None of these

3. The present age of Sudha and Neeta are in the ratios of 6:7 .Five years ago their ages

we re in the ratio of 5:6.What is Sudha’s present age.

a) 30 years b) 35 years

c) 40 years d) Can’t be determined

e) None of these

4. The value of 3√√0.000064 is

(a) 0.02 (b) 0.2

(c) 2.0 (d) None

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5. How many odd numbered pages are there in a book of 1089 pages?

(a) 545 (b) 544

(c) 546 (d) 542

6. The driving when of a locomotive engine 2.1 m in radius makes 75 revolutions in one

minute. Find the speed of the train in km\hr.

a) 60 km\hr (b) 59.4 km\hr

c) 61.5 km\hr (d) none of these

7. A man rows to a place 48 km distant and back in 14 hours. He finds that he can row 4

km with the stream in the same times as 3 km against the stream is. The rate of stream

is:

(a) 1 km/hr (b) 1.5 km/hr

(c) 1.8 km/hr (d) 3.5 km/hr

8 .If 5 men take an hour to dig a ditch, then how long should 12 men take to dig a ditch

of the same type ?

(a) 25 minutes (b) 30 minutes

(c) 28 minutes (d) 20 minutes

9. If the system of equation 2x+3y-5=0 4x+ky-10=0 has an infinite number of solution

then.

(a) k=3/2 (b) k≠3/2

(c) k≠6 (d) k=6




10. The set of all natural numbers x such that 4x+9<30 is equal to.

(a) {1,2,3,4,5} (b){1, 2, 3,4}

(c) {2,3,4} (d){-4,-3,-2}

11. If 6440 soldiers were asked to stand in rows to from a perfect square, it was found

that 40 soldiers were left out. What was the number of solders in each row?

(a)40 (b)80

(c) (d)60

12. What is the quotient if x-1

-1 is divided by x-1?

(a) 1/(x-1) (b) x

(c) -1/(x-1) (d)-1/x

13. At what price should I buy a share, the value of which Rs100 paying a dividend of

8%, so that my yield is 11%?

(a)Rs 70 (b) Rs 72.72

(c)Rs 75 (d) Rs 84

14. If p, q, r, s are in harmonic progression and p>s, then

(a)1/ps<1/qr (b) q+r =p+s

(c) 1/q+1/p=1/r+1/s (d)none of these

15. If f(x) =log (1+x/1-x), then f (2x/1+x2) is equal to

(a)[f(x)]2

(b)[f(x)]3

(c)2f(x) (d)3f(x)




16. In an examination paper there are two groups containing 4 questions. A candidate is

require d to attempt 5 questions but more than 3 questions from any group. In how

many ways can 5 questions be selected?

(a)24 (b)48

(c)96 (d) none of these

17. A box contains 10 balls out of which 3 are red and the rest are blue. In how many

ways can a random sample of 6 balls be drawn from the bag so that at the most 2 red

balls are included in the sample and no sample has all the 6 balls of the same color?

(a)105 (b)168

(c)189 (d)120

18. A class consists of 100 students, 25 of them are girls and 75 boys; 20 of them are rich

and remaining poor; 40 of them are fair complexioned. The probability of selecting a

fair complexioned. The probability of selecting a fair complexioned rich girl is

(a) 0.05 (b)0.04

(c) 0.02 (d)0.08

19. If a: b=2:5, then the value of (2a+3b) :( 7a+5b) is:

(a)19/39 (b)99/13

(c)31/19 (d)19/31




20. The ratio of the rate of flow of water in pipes varies inversely as the square of the

radius of the pipes. What is the ratio of the rates of flow in two pipes of diameters 2cm

and 4cm?

(a)1:2 (b) 2:1

(c)1:8 (d) 4:1

21. The marked price of a certain commodity is 30% higher than its cost price. A

discount of 20%on the marked price makes the selling price Ru.208. What is the net

profit as a percent of cost price?

(a)10% (b) 4%

(c) 8% (d) 12%

22. The average monthly salary of employees, consisting of officers and worke rs of an

organization, is Rs.3000. The average salary of an officer is Rs.10, 000 while that of a

worker is Rs.2000 per month. If there are total 400 employees in the organization,

find the number of officers and worker separately.

(a)50,350 (b)350,450

(c) 50,275 (d) 325,350

23. A and B run a 5 km race on a round course of 400 m. If their speed is in the ratio

5:4, then how many times will the winner of the race pass the other participant?

(a) 5 times (b) 3 times

(c) 4 times (d)2 times




24. In an examination, it is required to get 296 marks out of the total maximum

aggregate marks to pass the exam. A student gets 259 marks fails in the examination.

The difference in percentages of the marks obtained by the student and that of the

marks required to pass in 5%. What is the maximum aggregate marks a student can

get?

(a) 690 b)780

c)740 d) Ca nnot be determ ine d

25. The perimeter of a rectangular field is 52 m. if the length of the field is 2m more

than thrice the Breadth , then what is the breadth of the field?

(a) 6.5 (b)6.25m

(c) 13m (d)6 m

26. Showing a photograph to a friend, Ravi says “She is the granddaughter of elder

brother of my father”. How is this related to Ravi?

a)Niece b)Sister

c)Aunt d)Sister-in-law

27. Pointing to a man, Radhika said, “His sister is my daughter’s brother’s mother”.

How is the man related to Radhika?

a) Brother b) Father

c) Uncle d) Grandfather




28. My uncle shall visit me on 64 th day after my father’s birthday. If my Father’s

birthday falls on Tuesday, then what shall be the day on my uncles visit?

a) Tuesday b) Sunday

c) Wednesday d) Monday

29.B _ ac _ cc _ cb _ ab _ ac

a)Cbaba b)Bbaac

c)Abbc d)Aabba

30. 3,15,35,63,…….,143

(a)75 (b)81

(c)99 (d)125

Directions (Q31-35) Here two words indicated by I & II have been left out for which

four alternatives choices is given for each. Read with the correct words there is some

relationship between two words to left of sign :: and same relationship exists between

two words to the right of :: The correct combination is given as a), b) , c) , d) .Find

the correct combination in each case.


31) I: Wheat:: Brick : II

I (A) Weed (B) Field(C) Bread (D) Fanner

II (P) Building (Q) Mason(R) Clay (S) Kiln

(a)AS (b) BR

(c)CQ (d) DP

32). I : Night :: Sun : II

I. (A)Birds (B)Fight

(C)Stars (D)Down

II.(P)Dus k (Q)Noon

(R)Bright (S)Day

(a)AP (b)CD

(c)BQ (d)CP

33). I: Square :: Arc :II

I. (A) Line (B) Diagonal

II. (P) Chord (Q) Circle

(R)Diameter (S) Circumference

(a)BR (b) CP(c)DS (d) AQ






34). I:Disease :: Psychiatrist : II

I. (A)Charlatan (B)Surgeon

(C) Pediatrician (D)Doctor

II.(P)Maladjustment (Q)Trust

(R)Medicine (S)Cure

(a)BD (b)CQ

(c)AQ (d)DP

35).I: Roots :: House :II

I. (A)Flower (B)Tree

(C)Branches (D) Trunk

II.(P)Foundation (Q)Walls

(R)Floor (S) Platform

(a) AQ (b) BP

(c) CS (d) DR




Directions (Q36-37)In each questions, a group of digits is given followed by four combinations of letters and symbols numbered a),b),c),and d).The group of digits is to be coded as per the scheme and conditions given below. The serial number of the combination which correctly represents the group of digits is your answer

Digits: 5 8 4 3 6 2 9 0 7 1

Code: T J $ # H Q @ L % K

36) 592476

(a) H © Q $ % T (b) © @ Q $ % T

(c)H © Q $ % © (d) None of these

37) 468910

(a)$ H J © K L (b) L H J @ K $

(c)* H J @ K $ (d) $ H J © K *

38). In certain code, PAPER is written as SCTGW. How is “MOTHER” written in that code?

(a)ORVLGW (b) PQVJGT

(c)PQXJJT (d) PQXKJV

39) The word “BODY” is represented by APCZ. What will represent “DELHI”?

(a)CFKHI (b) EFMIJ

(c)CFKIH (d) CFKGH

40). Bank: Money: : Transport :?

(a)Goods (b) Road

(c)Traffic (d) Speed




Directions (Q.41-44) : Given below are pairs of statements I and II. You have to read both

the statements and decide their nature of relationship. You have to assume that the

information given in I and II is true and you are not to assume anything beyond the given

information in deciding the answer.

Mark answer as

(a) If statement I is the effect and statement II is its immediate and principal cause.

(6) If statement I is the immediate and principal cause and statement II is its effect.

(c) If statement I is an effect but statement II is not its immediate and principal cause.

(d) If statement II is an effect but statement I is not its immediate and principal cause.

(e) None of these

41) Statement (I): Recently the government has established a bamboo innovation studio and

allied workshops in Agartala.

Statement (II) : There has been witnessed a redical change in the choices of

people bamboo as an alternative to timber and steel.

42) Statement (I) : The Congress government in Uttaranchal marked the completion of its

first 100 days on the first day of the ongoing week.

Statement (II): The Congress party organised a fete in Uttaranchal’s capital recently.

43) Statement (I): Government has emphasised on the programmes aimed at eliminating

poverty and illiteracy with new zeal and strong will power.

Statement (II): Minister of state Mr. X told the plenary session of the International Labour

Organisation in Geneva on a day last week that India is following a proactive policy to

eliminate child labour, which is closely linked to poverty and illiteracy.




44) Statement (I) : There have been repeated complaints about malfunctioning

electronic meters in the past months.

Statement (II) : Weights and measures department has asked all meter - manufacturers to

get their sample - meters tested again from Electronic Regional Test Laboratory.

45) Sixteen players participate in a knock-out singles badminton tournament. In each round, one player plays only one match and only the winners of each round play the next round. How many matches will the winner of the tournament play?

(a)3 (b)4

(c)5 (d)E ither (a ) or (b)

46) In a school, there are five teachers. A and B teach Hindi and English. C and B teach English and Geography. D and A teach Mathematics and Hindi. E and B teach History and French. Who among the following teachers teaches maximum number of subjects?

(a)B (b)A

(c)C (d)D47) If the following alphabets are written in the reverse order which will be the sixth letter to the right of P?

a b c d e f g h I j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z

(a) j (b)v

(c) w (d)k

48) In a certain code language, “ne ri so” means “good rainy day”; “si ne po” means “day is wonderful” and “ri jo” means “good boy”. Which of the following means “rainy” in the same code language?

( a) ne (b) ri

(c) si (d)so




49) In a certain code language “MATCHIN” is coded as “SGINOTK”, then how will “APPLE” be coded in the same code language?

(a)FVVRK (b) EUUQJ

(c)GWWSL (d) GVVRK

50). A man said to a lady, “your mother’s husband’s sister is my aunt”. How is that

lady related to man?

(a)daughter (b)Grand-daughter

(c)Mother (d) Sister

Passage-1

Management is a set of processes that can complicate system of people and technology:

smoothly. The most important aspects of manage include planning, budgeting, organizing,

staffing controlling and problem solving. Leadership is a set c: processes that creates

organizations in the first place or adapts them to significantly changing circumstances.

Leadership defines what the future should look like, aligns people with that vision, and

inspires them to make it happen despite the obstacles. This distinction is absolutely crucial

for our purposes here. Successful transformation is 70 to 90 percent leadership and only 10

to 30 percent management. Yet for historical reasons, many organisations today don't have

much leadership, and almost everyone thinks about the problem here as one of managing

change. For most of this century, as we created thousands and thousands of large

organisations for the first time in human history, we didn't have enough good managers to

keep all those bureaucracies functioning. So many companies and universities developed

management programmes and hundreds and thousands of people were encouraged to learn

management on the job. And they did. But, people were taught little about leadership. To

some degree, management was the main item on the twentieth-century agenda because that's

what was needed. For every entrepreneur or business builder who was a leader, we needed




hundreds of managers to run their ever-growing enterprises. Unfortunately for us today, this

emphasis on management has often been institutionalized in corporate cultures that

discourage employees from learning how to lead. Ironically, past success is usually the key

ingredient in producing this outcome. The syndrome, as I have observed it on many

occasions, goes like this : success creates some degree of marked dominance, which in turn

produces much growth. After a while keeping the ever larger organisations under control

becomes the primary challenge. So attention turns inward, and managerial competencies are

nurtured. With a strong emphasis on management hut not leadership, bureaucracy and an

inward focus take over. But with continued success, the result mostly of market dominance,

the problem often goes unaddressed and an unhealthy arrogance begins to evolve. All of

these characteristics then make any: transformation effort much more difficult. Arrogant

managers can over evaluate their current performance and competitive position, listen

poorly, and learn slowly. Inwardly focused employees can -mother those who want to

respond to shifting conditions. And the lack of leadership leaves no force inside these

organisations to break out of the morass.

51. What is the main topic of the passage?

(a) Importance of management schools in the present context

(b) Good manager

(c) Importance of leadership in an organisation

(d)Management and success of an organization




52. Why did companies and universities develop programmes to prepare managers inlarge numbers?

(a) Companies and universities wanted to generate funds through these programmes

(b) Organisations wanted to create communication network through trained managers

(c) Large number of organizations were created and they needed managers in good

numbers

(d)Only trained managers could lead an organisation to success

53. Which of the following statements is not true according to the passage? 54.

(a) Bureaucratic culture smothers those who want to change conditions.

(b) Leadership involves carrying out important functions such as budgeting and

planning

(c) Pressure on managers comes mostly from within

(d) Leadership has the potential to establish direction

55. Management education was emphasized in the management programmes because:

(a) Motivating employees was thought to be done by managers

(b) Organizations wanted to create a powerful guiding coalition

(c) Establishing direction was the main force of organizations

(d)Management was the main item of agenda in organizations




55. What is the historical reason for many organizations not having leadership?

(a) Leaders allow too much complacency in organizations

(b) Leaders are not adept in carrying out managerial functions and organizations need

good managers only

(c) The view that leaders are born and not made

(d) Socio-political pressure

56. Which of the following is similar in meaning to the underlined word 'nurtured' as

used in the passage?

(a) Created

(b) Developed

(c) Surfaced

(d) Thwarted

57. What according to the author is leadership?

(a) Inspiring people to realize the vision

(b)Planning and budgeting resources (c)

(c) Carrying out the crucial function of manager

(d) Keeps the technology running smoothly?




58. Which of the following characteristics help organizations in their transformation

efforts?

(a) Bureaucratic and inward looking approach

(b) A strong and dogmatic culture

(c) Emphasis on leadership rather than management

(d) Emphasis on customer satisfaction

59. Why were people taught little about leadership in management programmes ?

(a) Enough study material was not available.

(b) Leadership was considered a political phenomenon

(c) Focus of these programmes was on developed managers

(d) None of these

60. Which of the following statements is true according to the passage?

(a) Bureaucracy fosters arrogant culture

(b) Leadership competencies are nurtured only in very large size organisations

(c) Successful transformation in organisation is largely possible because of leadership

(d) Managers tend to stifle innovation




Passage – 2

If life exists on Mars, it is most likely to be in the form of bacteria buried deep in the planet's

permafrost or lichens growing within rocks, say scientists from NASA. There might even be

fossilized Martian algae locked up in ancient lake beds, waiting to be found.

Christopher McKay of NASA's Ames Research Centre in California told the AAAS that

exobiologists, who look for life on other planets, should look for clues among the life forms

of the Earth's ultra-cold regions, where conditions are similar to those on Mars. Lichens, for

example, are found within some Antarctic rocks, just beneath the surface where sunlight can

still reach them. The rock protects the lichen from cold and absorbs water, providing

enough for the lichen's needs, said McKay.

Bacteria have also been found in 3-million-yaar-old permafrost dug up from Siberia. If there

are any bacteria alive on Mars today, they would have had to have survived from the time

before the planet cooled more than 3 billion years ago. Nevertheless, McKay is optimistic :

"It may be possible that bacteria frozen into the permafrost at the Martian South Pole may

be viable."

McKay said algae are found in Antarctic lakes with permanently frozen surfaces. Although

no lakes are thought to exist on Mars today, they might have existed long ago. If so, the

dried-out Martian lake beds may contain the fossilised remains of algae. On Earth, masses of

microscopic algae form large, layered structures known as stromatolites, which survive as

fossils on lake beds, and the putative Martian algae might have done the same thing, said

Jack Farmer, one of McKay's colleagues.

The researchers are compiling a list of pro Martian lake beds to be photographed from spz

said Farmer. Those photographs could help to sites for landers that would search for signs of

past or present. "If we find algae on Mars. I say the Universe is lousy with algae," McKay

"Intelligence would be another question".




61).The passage is primarily concerned with

(a) the possibility of life on Mars

(b) selecting sites for landers on Mars

(c) research on Mars

(d) findings of Christopher McKay on Mar?

62). Lichens survive in the extreme coldof Antarctica on earth for all the follow –

reasons, except

(a) Some Antarctic rocks protect lichens their surface

(b) Bacteria in the Antarctic frost protect lichens from the residual cold after the rock water

(c) Sunlight penetrates the surface of -Antarctic rock where lichen grows

(d)the Antarctic rocks protect the lichens cold by absorbing water and leaving for the

lichen's needs

63). Which of the following statements is not true

(a) If any bacteria are alive today on Mars, they must have survived from the time

before the planed cooled

(b) Space photographs of Martian craters sboatt reveal to the explorers signs of life there

(c) Bacteria frozen into permafrost at the Mar South Pole may be viable

(d) On digging up, more than 3 million years Siberian permafrost has revealed bactem




64). The most primitive forms of life likely to ex on Mars are all the following, except(a) villus and spare

(b) bacteria

(c) algae

(d) lichen

65). Exobiologists might find on Mars algae sin;; to stromatolites on earth because

(a) on our planet stromatolites are formec -microscopic algae

(b) martian lake beds may contain fossili; remains of algae similar to stromatolites earth

(c) there is evidence that photosynthesis takes place in earth's algae can be found

Martian algae too

(d) all of these

Passage - 3

One simple physical concept lies behind the formation of the stars : gravitational instability.

The concept is not new. Newton first perceived it late in the 17th Century.

Imagine a uniform, static cloud of gas in space. Imagine then that the gas is somehow

disturbed so that one small spherical region becomes a little denser than the gas around it so

that the small region's gravitational field becomes slightly stronger. It now attracts more

matter to it and its gravity increases further, causing it to begin to contract. As it contracts its

density increases, which increases its gravity even more, so that it picks up even more matter

and contracts even further. The process continues until the small region of gas finally forms a

gravitation ally bound object.

66). The primary purpose of the passage is to

(a) describe a static condition

(b) support a theory considered outmoded

(c) depict the successive stages of a phenomenon

(d) demonstrate the evolution of the meaning of a term




67) It can be inferred from this passage that the author views the information

contained within it as

(a) lacking in elaboration

(b) original but obscure

(c) speculative and unprofitable

(d) uncomplicated and traditions

68) With which of the following words can you replace the word uniform as given in

this passage?

(a) Uniting

(b) Varying

(c) Gaseous

(d) Unvarying

69) What does the underlined word 'it' stand for in the passage?

(a) Gravitational instability

(b) Cloud of gas

(c) Small spherical denser

(d) Matter

70) The author provides information that answers which of following questions?

I. What causes the disturbances that changes the* cloud from its original static

condition?

II. How does this small region's increasing density affect its gravitational field?

III. What is the end result of the gradually increasing concentration of the small

region of gas?

(a) I only

(b) II only

(c) II and III only

(d) I, II and III




Passage - 4

We call a man irrational when he acts in a passion, when he cuts off his nose to spit his face. He

is irrational because he forgets that, by indulging the desire which he happens to fee l most

strongly at the moment, he will thwart other desires which in the long run are more important to

him. If men were rational, they would take a more correct view of their own interest than they do

at present; and if all men acted from enlightened self-interest the world would be a paradise in

comparison with what it is. I do not maintain that there is nothing better than se lf-interest as a

motive to action; but I do maintain that se lf-interest, like altruism, is better when it is enlightened

than when it is unenlightened. In an ordered community it is very rare ly to a man's interest to do

anything which is very harmful to others. The less rational a man is, the oftener he will fail

to perceive how what injures others also injures him, because hatred or envy will blind him.

Therefore, although I do not pretend that enlightened self- interest is the highest morality, I

do maintain that, if it became common, it would make the world an immeasurable better

place than it is.

Rationality in practice may be defined as the habit of remembering all our relevant desires,

and not only the one which happens at the moment to be strongest. Like rationality in

opinion, it is a matter of degree. Complete rationality is no doubt an unattainable ideal, but so

long as we continue to classify some men as lunatics it is clear that we think some men more

rational than others. I believe that all solid progress in the world consists of an increase in

rationality, both practical and theoretical, To preach an altruistic morality appears to me

somewhat useless, because it will appeal only to those who already have altruistic desires.

But to preach rationality is somewhat different, since rationality helps us to realise our own

desire on the whole, whatever they may be. A man is rational in proportion as his intelligence

informs and controls his desires. I believe that the control of our acts by our intelligence is

ultimately what is of most importance, and that alone will make social life remain possible as

science increases the means at our disposal for injuring each other. Education, the press,

politics, religion—in a word, all the great forces in the world—are at present on the side of




irrationality, they are in the hands of men who flatter King Demos in order to lead him

astray. The remedy does not lie in anything heroically cataclysmic, but in the efforts of

individuals towards a more sane and balanced view of our relations to our neighbors and to

the world. It is to intelligence, increasingly side-spread, that we must look for the solution of

the ills from which our world is suffering.

71). What is the central idea of the passage?

(a) The problems of the world can best be solved by rationality and

enlightened slenderest

(b) Altruism and rationality are the main indicators of intelligence.

(c) Altruism can make this world a heaven.

(d) Man is absolutely irrational.

72). What is the author's attitude to modern development in science and communications?

(a) Cynical about their use

(b) Skeptical about the uses they are put to

(c) One of cautious acceptance (d) One of concern about their harmful potential

73). Rationality, according to the passage, means mainly

(a) having regard for others

(b) intelligent control of one's desires

(c) the ability to cultivate a balanced view of one's Surroundings

(d) power to resist yielding to strong passions




74) The author feels that it is impractical to appeal to altruism because

(a) not all people are altruistic by nature

(b) altruism is weaker than rationality

(c) altruism is more refined than rationality

(d) none of these

75) The King Demos refers to

(a) populace

(b) politician

(c) scientist

(d) despot

76. Net growth rate of population is determined by

(a) gross reproduction rate

(b) the birth rate and the death rate

(c) the pressure of population

(d) the birth rate in a country

77. Richter scale is a/an......... Scale to measure earth tremors.

(a) Exponential (b) Logarithmic

(c) Geometric (d) Physical

78. RDX is a

(a) Type of lime (b) explosive chemical

(c) Medicine (d) fertilizer

79. The apex organization in the field of rural credit is

(a) National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD)

(b) State Bank of India (SBI)

c) Grameen Vikas Bank (GVB)

d) Reserve Bank of India (RBI)




80. World Red Cross Day is celebrated every year on

(a) May 16 (b) Ma y 11

(c) May8 (d) May 1

81. Nineth Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit was held at

(a) Bali (b) Goa

(c) Delhi (d) None of these

82. Headquarters of International Civil Aviation organization (ICAO) are located in

(a) Geneva (b) Rome

c) Montreal (d) Vie nna

83. Where are the headquarters of Asian Development Bank located?

(a) Singapore (b) New Delhi

(c) Manila (d) Mumbai

84. Centre for DNA fingerprinting is located at

a) Banglore b) New Delhi

c) Pune d) Hyderabad

85. The original name of Mahabharata is

(a) Katha Saritsagar (b) Jai Samhita

(c) Rajatarangin I (d) Vraht Katha

86. The book 'Cricket My Style' is written by

(a) Sunil Gavaskar (b) Sachin Tendulkar

(c) KapilDev (d) Mohinder Amarnath

87. Which city in the world has the distinction of hosting the most cricket matches?

(a) London (Lords) (b) Melbourne

(c) Calcutta (d) Sharjah




88. Who is the first Indian batsman to score a triple century in Test Cricket?

(a) V.V.S. Laxman (b) Rahul Dravid

(c) Sachin Tendulkar (d) None of these

89. Which Indian Cricketer was given the title Tiger?

(a) Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi (b) B.S.Bedi

(c) Sunil Gavasfcar (d) None of these

90. Which one of the following leaders was elected as President of the All India Khilafat

Conference held in Delhi in 1919?

(a) Mahatma Gandhi (b) ShaukatAli

(c) M.A. Jinnah (d) None of these

91. The cardinal principle of Mahatma Gandhi-Satyagraha was

(a) Fearlessness (b) Truthfulness

(c) Non-violence (d) All of these

92. The original aim of the East India Company was

(a) Colonisation (b) Trade

(c) Exploitation (d) Expansion

93. Which country did Saddam Hussain invade sparked off the Gulf War ?

(a) Jordan b) Iran

(c) Saudi Arabia (d) Kuwait

94. Palk Strait intervenes India and

(a) Pakistan (b) Myanmar

(c) Sri Lanka (d) Bangladesh

95. India has been divided into how many PIN code zones ?

(a) 6 (b) 7

(c) 8 (d) 9




96. Foreign aid will

(a) raise the level of investment

(b) be used to enlarge technical resources

(c) be used for building up industries

(d) all of these

97. The currency of South Africa is

(a) Guilder (b) Pound

(c) Rand (d) She kel

98 .Vansadhara River dispute is between which 2 states?

(a) Orissa and Andhra Pradesh (b) Karnataka and Tamil Nadu

(c) Kerala and Tamil Nadu (d) None of these

99. Pharmaceutical company Wockhardt is going to launch a generic version of Comtan

tablets, used in treating Parkinson's disease in which o f the following companies ?

(a) USA (b)UK

(c) India (d) S outh Afr ica

100. Who among the following Indian women has been ranked top in the 'World's 100

Most Powerful Women' list, recently released by the Forbes magazine?

(a) Indra Nooyi (b) Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw

(c) Chanda Kochhar (d) Sonia Gandhi


Practice Paper III

Answer Key

Sr. No. Ans. key Sr. No. Ans. key Sr. No. Ans. key Sr. No. Ans. key

1 d 26 a 51 d 76 b

2 e 27 a 52 c 77 b

3 a 28 c 53 c 78 b

4 b 29 d 54 d 79 a

5 a 30 c 55 b 80 c

6 b 31 c 56 b 81 a

7 a 32 b 57 a 82 c

8 a 33 d 58 c 83 c

9 d 34 d 59 c 84 d

10 b 35 b 60 a 85 b

11 b 36 d 61 a 86 c

12 d 37 d 62 d 87 d

13 b 38 c 63 b 88 c

14 d 39 c 64 a 89 a

15 c 40 a 65 d 90 a

16 b 41 a 66 c 91 c

17 b 42 b 67 d 92 b

18 c 43 e 68 d 93 d

19 a 44 b 69 c 94 c

20 d 45 b 70 c 95 c

21 b 46 a 71 a 96 d

22 a 47 a 72 d 97 c

23 d 48 d 73 b 98 a

24 c 49 d 74 a 99 a

25 d 50 d 75 d 100 d




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