Question Paper Ssc 28

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2007, OUTRAM LINES, 1ST FLOOR, OPPOSITE MUKHERJEE NAGAR POLICE STATION, DELHI-110009

Part-I : General Intelligence and Reasoning

H k k x&I : lk e k U ; c q f ¼ e r k , o a r d Z ' k f D r Directions (1–10) : In each of the followingquestions, select the related letter/word/

figure/ number from the given alternatives.

f u n s Z ' k (1& 10) % f u E u i z ' u k s a e s a ls i z R ;s d i z ' u e s a f n , f o d Y i k s a e s a ls lE c f U /r v{ k j@ ' k C n@ v k Ñ f r@ la [ ;k d k s p q f u , A1.

(A) (B) (C) (D)

2. COBBLER : SHOE :: ? : ?

e k s p h % tw r k % % \ % \(A) Jockey : Horse/ ? k q M + lo k j % ? k k s M + k (B) Contractor : Building/ B s d s n k j % b e k j r (C) Mason : Stone/ j k tf e L = k h % i R F k j (D) Cowboy : Boot/ p j o k g k % tw r k

3. Hunger : Food :: Disease : ?

H k w [ k % H k k s tu % % j k s x % \(A) Weakness/ d e tk s j h (B) Medicine/ n o k b Z (C) Sickness/ c h e k j h (D) Water/ i k u h

4. Thin : Thick :: Dwarf : ?

i r y k % e k s V k % % u k V k % \(A) Short/ N k s V k (B) Tall/ y E c k

(C) Broad/ p k S M + k (D) Long/ c M + k 5. SKEIN : YARN :: ? : ? y P N k % /k x k % % \ % \(A) Squeeze : Lemon/ f u p k s M + % u h a c w (B) Fire : Coal/ v k x % d k s ; y k (C) Ream : Paper/ j h e % d k x t (D) Tree : Lumber/ i s M + % b e k j r h y d M + h

6. 624 : 426 :: 745 : ?(A) 475 (B) 726(C) 547 (D) 645

7. Pen : Poet :: Needle : ?

d y e % d f o % % lq b Z % \

(A) Thread/ /k x k (B) Button/ c V u (C) Sewing/ f ly k b Z (D) Tailor/ n th Z

8. ACE : HIL :: MOQ : ?

(A) TVX (B) XVT

(C) TUX (D) SUW

9. Carpenter : Saw : Nails

Pediatrician : Stethoscope : ?

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20. (i) In a family of six persons A, B, C, D, Eand F, there are two married couples.

, d i f j o k j e s a N g y k s xA, B, C, D, E rF k kF e s a n k s

f o o k f g r tk s M + s g S a A(ii) D is Grandmother of A and Mother of B.

D, A d h n k n h g S ] rF k kB d h e k ¡ g S A(iii) C is Wife of B and Mother of F.

C, B d h i R u h g S rF k kF d h e k ¡ g S A(iv) F is the Grand Daughter of E.

F, E d h i k s r h g S AHow many male members are there in the

family ?

i f j o k j e s a d q y f d r u s i q :" k g S \(A) Two/ n k s

(B) Three/ r h u (C) Four/ p k j (D) Cannot be determined/ f u/k Z f j r u g h a f d ;k tk ld r k

21. According to a military code, SYSTEM isSYSMET and NEARER is AENRER. What isthe code for FRACTION ?

l S U ; d k s M d s v u q lk j SYSTEM, SYSMET g S rF k k NEARER, AENRER g S AFRACTION d k d k s M + D ; k g S \(A) CARFTINO (B) CARFNOIT

(C) CARFTION (D) ARFCNOIT 22. In a queue, Amrita is 10th from the front

while Mukul is 25th from last and Mamta

is just in the middle of the two. If there are50 persons in the queue then what position

does Mamta occupy from the front ?

, d d r k j e s a v e ` r k v k x s ls10 o s a u a c j i j g S tc f d e q d q y v a f r e ls 25 o s a u a c j i j g S v k S j e e r k m u n k s u k s a d s f c Y d q y eè ; e s a g S a A ; f n d r k j e s a50 y k s x g k s ] r k s e e r k d k v k x s ls d k S u lk L F k k u g S \(A) 20th/20 o s a (B) 19th/19 o s a (C) 18th/18 o s a (D) 17th/17 o s a

Directions (23-25): From the given options

choose the missing number/letter.

f u n s Z ' k(23-25): f n , x , f o d Y i k s a e s a ls y q I r la [ ;k @ v{ k j K k r d h f t,A

23. 3

15

27

6

31

56

9

?

81

(A) 45 (B) 41(C) 32 (D) 40

24. 2 4

20 90

3 9 1 5

?

(A) 20 (B) 26

(C) 25 (D) 75

25.1 3

27

5

?7

343

1

(A) 25 (B) 625

(C) 125 (D) 50

26. Statements/ dF k u%Some dogs are bats./ d q N d q Ù k s p e x k n M + g S a ASome bats are cats./ d q N p e x k n M + f c Y y h g S a AConclusions/ f u " d " k Z %1. Some dogs are cats./ d q N d q Ù k s f c Y y h g S A2. Some cats are dogs./ d q N f c Y y h d q Ù k s g S A(A) Only conclusion (1) follows

d s o y f u " d " k Z(1) v u q lj . k d j r k g S(B) Only conclusion (2) follows

d s o y f u " d " k Z(2) v u q lj . k d j r k g S(C) Either Conclusion (1) or (2) follows

; k r k s f u " d " k Z(1) ; k f u " d " k Z(2) v u q lj . k d j r k g S(D) Neither Conclusion (1) nor (2) follows

u r k s f u " d " k Z(1) u g h f u " d " k Z(2) v u q lj . k d j r k g S

27. I have a few sweets to be distributed. If Ikeep 2, 3 or 4 sweets in a pack, I am left

with only one sweet. If I keep 5 in a pack, I

am left with none of the sweet. What is the

minimum number of sweets needed to pack

and distribute ?

e q > s d q N f e B k b ; k s a d k s f o r f j r d j u k g S A ; f n e S a f e B k b Z 2, 3 ; k 4 d s i S d e s a j [ k r k g w ¡ ] r k s e s j s i k l f li Z Q1 f e B k b Z ' k s " k c p r h g S a A ; f n e S a f e B k b Z d k s5 d s i S d e s a j [ k r k g w ¡ r k s e s s j s i k l d k s b Z f e B k b Z ' k s " k u g h a c p r h g S A i S d d j d s f o d j u s d s f y , d e ls d e f d r u h f e B k b Z ; k s a d h t:j r

g k s x h \(A) 25 (B) 37(C) 54 (D) 65

28. If water is called blue, blue is called red,

red is called white, white is called sky, sky

is called rain, rain is called green and green

is called air. Which of the following is the

colour of milk ?

; f n i k u h d k s u h y k d g k tk r k g S ] u h y k d k s y k y d g k tk r k g S ] y k y d k s li s Q n d g k tk r k g S ] li s Q n d k s v k d k ' k d g k tk r k g S ] v k d k ' k d k s c k f j ' k d g k tk r k g S ] c k f j ' k d k s g j k

d g k tk r k g S rF k k g j k d k s g o k d g k tk r k g S A b u e s a ls n w d k j a x D ; k g S \(A) Sky/ v k d k ' k (B) Green/ g j k (C) White/ li s Q n (D) Rain/ c k f j ' k


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29. A + B means A is the father of B. A – B meansA is the wife of B. A × B means A is the brotherof B. A B means A is the daughter of B.

Which of the following is true for P × R – Q ?A + B d k e r y c A, B d k f i r k g S AA – B d k e r y c A,B d h i R u h g S AA × B d k e r y c A, B d k H k k b Z g S AA B d k e r y c A, B d h c s V h g S A b u e s a ls d k S uP × R – Q d s f y , lg h g S \(A) P is the brother-in-law of Q/P, Q d k lk y k

g S(B) P is the brother of Q/P, Q d k H k k b Z g S(C) P is the uncle of Q/P, Q d k p k p k g S(D) P is the father of Q/P, Q d k f i r k g S

30. Five boys took part in a race. Raj finished

before Mohit but behind Gaurav. Ashishfinished before Sanchit but behind Mohit.Who won the race ?

, d n k S M + e s a5 c P p s a H k k x y s r s g S a A j k t e k s f g r ls i g y s i j U r q x k S j o d s i h N s j g r k g S A v k ' k h " k la f p r ls i g y s rF k k e k s f g r ls i h N s j g r k g S A n k S M + f d lu s th r h \(A) Raj/ j k t (B) Gaurav/ x k S j o (C) Mohit/ e k s f g r (D) Ashish/ v k ' k h " k

31. How many 6’s are there in the followingseries of numbers which are preceded by 7but not immediately followed by 9 ?

f n ; s x ; s J ` a [ k y k e s a , s ls f d r u s6 g S f tu d s i g y s 7 g k s

y s f d u m u d s c k n9 u g k s \6 7 9 5 6 9 7 6 8 7 6 7 8 6 9 4 6 7 7 6 9 5 7 6 3

(A) One/ , d (B) Two/ n k s(C) Three/ r h u (D) Four/ p k j

32. If – means ×, × means +, + means and means –, then 40 × 12 + 3 – 6 60 = ?

; f n – d k e r y c × g S ] × d k e r y c + g S ] + d k e r y c rF k k d k e r y c – g S ] r k s40 × 12 + 3 – 6 60 = ?(A) 7 (B) 4

(C) 44 (D) 4733. Arrange the words given be low in a

meaningful sequence.

u h p s f n , x , ' k C n k s a d k s , d lk F k Z d Ø e e s a O ; o f L F k r d j s a A1. Leaves 2. Branch3. Flower 4. Tree5. Fruit(A) 4, 3, 1, 2, 5 (B) 4, 2, 5, 1, 3(C) 4, 3, 2, 1, 5 (D) 4, 2, 1, 3, 5

34. If the even numbered dice have odd numberof dots on their top faces and odd numbereddice have even number of dots on theirbottom faces, then what would be the totalnumber of dots on their top faces ?

; f n i k lk d s le la [ ; k v k s a d s m Q i j h lr g i j f o " k e la [ ; k v k s a d s f c a n q v a f d r g k s rF k k i k lk d s f o " k e la [ ; k v k s a d s f u p y s lr g i j le la [ ; k v k s a d s f c a n q v a f d r g k s ] r k s m u d s m Q i j h lr g i j d q y f d r u s f c a n q g k s a x s \(A) 12 (B) 14

(C) 16 (D) 18

35. Find out the two signs to be interchanged

for making following equation correct ?

le h d j . k d k s lg h c u k u s d s f y , v k i l e s a c n y s x , n k s la d s r k s d k s K k r d j s a \5 + 3 × 8 – 12 4 = 3

(A) + and –/+ v k S j – (B) – and /– v k S j (C) + and ×/+ v k S j ×(D) + and /+ v k S j

36. In a cricket match, five batsmen A, B, C D

and E scored at an average of 36 runs. D

scored 5 runs more than E. E scored 8 runs

fewer than A. B scored runs equal to the

sum of D and E. B and C scored 107 runstogether. How many runs did E score ?

, d f Ø d s V e S p e s a ] i k ¡ p c Y y s c k tA, B, C, D v k S jE v k S lr u36 j u c u k ,A D u s E ls 5 j u v f /d c u k ,A E u s A ls 8 j u d e c u k ,A B u s D v k S jE d s j u k s a d s ; k s x d s c j k c j j u c u k ,AB v k S jC u s , d lk F k 107 j u c u k ,A E u s f d r u s j u c u k , \(A) 62 (B) 45

(C) 28 (D) 20

37. Rohit walked 25 metres towards South.

Then he turned to his left and walked 20

metres. He then turned to his left andwalked 25 metres. He again turned to his

right and walked 15 metres. At what

distance and in which direction is he now

from the starting point ?

j k s f g r n f { k . k d h v k s j25 e h V j tk r k g S A r c o g v i u s c k , a e q M + r k g S rF k k20 e h V j p y r k g S A o g f i Q j v i u s c k , a e q M + r k g S v k S j25 e h V j p y r k g S A o g f i Q j ls v i u s n k , a e q M + r k g S rF k k15 e h V j p y r k g S A v c o g i z k j a f H k d f c a n q ls f d r u s n w j h i j f d l f n ' k k e s a g S \(A) 35 metres, North/35 e h V j] m Ù k j (B) 30 metres, South/30 e h V j] n f { k . k (C) 35 metres, East/35 e h V j] i w o Z (D) 30 metres, North/30 e h V j] m Ù k j

38. Pointing to a Gentleman, Deepak said, “His

only brother is the father of my daughter’s

father.” How is Gentleman related to

Deepak ?

, d lT tu d h v k s j b ' k k j k d j d s ] n h i d d g r k g S ] ¶ m ld k b d y k S r k H k k b Z e s j h c s V h d s f i r k d k f i r k g S A ¸ lT tu f d i z d k j n h i d ls la c a f /r g S \

(A) Brother/ H k k b Z (B) Father/ f i r k (C) Grandfather/ n k n k (D) Uncle/ p k p k


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39. In a certain language, 36492 is written asSMILE and 058 is written as RUN. How

294563 can be coded in that language ?

, d f u f ' p r H k k " k k e s a ]36492 d k sSMILE rF k k058 d k sRUN f y [ k r s g S a A294563 d k s m lh H k k " k k e s a D ; k f y [ k ld r s g S \(A) ELIUSM (B) EILUMS(C) LIMUSE (D) ELIUMS

Directions (40-43): Find the missing number

(?) from the given options.

f u n s Z ' k(40-43): f n , x , f o d Y i k s a e s a ls y q I r la [ ;k (\) K k r d h f t, A40. 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 14, ?

(A) 19 (B) 17

(C) 16 (D) 1541. _bcc_ac_aabb_ab_cc

(A) aabca (B) abaca

(C) bacab (D) bcaca42. 8, 9, 8, 7, 10, 9, 6, 11, 10, ?, 12

(A) 7 (B) 6

(C) 5 (D) 4

43. deb, ijg, nol, ?, xyv(A) rsp (B) stp

(C) rsq (D) stq

44. Statements/ dF k u% The world is neither good nor evil. Each man

manufactures a world for himself./ la lk j u k g h v P N k ] u k g h c q j k g S A i z R ; s d O ; f D r v i u s f y , [ k q n la lk j d k s c u k r k g S AConclusions/ f u " d " k Z %I. Some people find this world quite good./

d q N O ; f D r b l la lk j d k s c g q r v P N k e k u r s g SII. Some people find this world quite bad./

d q N O ; f D r b l la lk j d k s c g q r c q j k e k u r s g S(A) Only conclusion I follows

d s o y f u " d " k ZI v u q lj . k d j r k g S(B) Only conclusion II follows

d s o y f u " d " k ZII v u q lj . k d j r k g S(C) Either Conclusion I or II follows ; k r k s f u " d " k ZI ; k f u " d " k ZII v u q lj . k d j r k g S

(D) Both Conclusion I and II follows

f u " d " k ZI rF k k II n k s u k s a v u q lj . k d j r k g S45. Which of the following diagrams indicates

the best relationship between Dog, Pet

animal and Animal ?

b u e s a ls d k S u& lk v k j s [ k d q Ù k k ] i k y r w tk u o j rF k k tk u o j d s c h p v P N k la c a / b a f x r d j r k g S \

(A) (B)

(C) (D)

46. Which of the answer figure is the right water

image of the question figure ?

n h x b Z m Ù k j v k Ñ f r ; k s a e s a ls d k S u lh v k Ñ f r i z ' u v k Ñ f d h lg h ty i z f r f c E c g k s x h \Question figure:

i z ' u v k Ñ f r%

..Answer figures:

m Ù k j v k Ñ f r ;k ¡ %

(A) (B) (C) (D)

47. Find the number of triangles in the given

figure.

f n , x , f p = k e s a f = k H k q tk s a d h la [ ; k K k r d j s a \

(A) 28 (B) 32

(C) 36 (D) 40

48. Find out the alternative figure which

contains question figure as its part ?

m l o S d f Y i d v k Ñ f r d k p ; u d j s f tle s a i z ' u v k Ñ f r lf E e f y r g S \Questions figure :

i z ' u v k Ñ f r%

Answer figures :

m Ù k j v k Ñ f r ;k ¡ %

(A) (B) (C) (D)


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49. Select the alternative which represents

three out of the five alternative figures

which when fitted into each other would

form a complete square.

m l f o d Y i d k p ; u d j s tk s i k ¡ p o S d f Y i d v k a d M + k s e s a ls3 d k i z f r f u f /R o d j r k g S rF k k , d n w lj s e s a f i Q V d j u s i j , d i w . k Z o x Z c u k r k g k s \

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

(A) 123 (B) 134

(C) 235 (D) 34550. A word is represented by only one set of

numbers as given in any one of the

alternatives. The sets of numbers given in

the alternatives are represented by two

classes of letters as in two matrices given

below. The columns and rows of Matrix-I

are numbered from 0 to 4 and that of Matrix-

II are numbered from 5 to 9. A letter from

these matrices can be represented first by

its row and next by its column. E.g., ‘D’ can

be represented by 03, 10, 44 etc., and ‘J’

can be represented by 56, 67, 89 etc.

Similarly, you have to identify the set for

the word ‘YEAR’.

, d ' k C n o s Q o y , d la [ ; k & le w g } k j k n ' k k Z ; k x ; k g S ] tS lk f d f o d Y i k s a e s a ls f d lh , d e s a f n ; k x ; k g S A f o d Y i k s a e s a

f n , x , la [ ; k & le w g v{ k j k s a d s n k s o x k s ± } k j k n ' k k Z , x , tS lk f d u h p s f n , x , n k s v k O ; w g e s a g S A v k O ; w g&I d s L r a H k v k S j i a f D r d h la [ ; k0 ls 4 n h x b Z g S v k S j v k O ; w g&II d h 5 ls 9 A b u v k O ; w g k s a ls , d v{ k j d k s i g y s m ld h i a f D r v k S j c k n e s a L r a H k la [ ; k } k j k n ' k k Z ; k tk ld r k g S A m n k d s f y , ‘D’ d k s 03, 10, 44 v k f n } k j k n ' k k Z ; k tk ld r k g S rF k k‘J’ d k s 56, 67, 89 v k f n } k j k n ' k k Z ; k tk ld r k g S A b lh r j g ls ] v k i d k s ' k C n‘YEAR’ d s f y , la [ ; k le w g d k s i g p k u u k g S A Matrix/ v k O ;w g -I Matrix/ v k O ;w g -II

0 1 2 3 4

0 A I S D Y

1 D I A Y S

2 S A D I Y

3 I D Y S A

4 Y I S A D

5 6 7 8 9

5 J R E K C

6 E K J R C

7 C J E R K

8 K E C R J

9 R C K J E

(A) 13, 65, 12, 57

(B) 40, 77, 34, 78

(C) 04, 99, 02, 86(D) 24, 86, 21, 31


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51. Which planet takes the longest time to goaround the Sun ? d k S u lk x z g lw ; Z d s p k j k s a v k s j p D d j y x k u s e s a lc ls T ; k n k le ; y s r k g S \(A) Uranus/ v :. k (B) Jupiter/ c ` g L i f r (C) Neptune/ o :. k (D) Mars/ e a x y

52. Most commonly used safety fuse wire ismade of – ls Ý V h Ý ; q t e s a v D lj b L r s e k y d h tk u s o k y k r k j f d lls c u k g k s r k g S \

(A) tin/ f V u (B) lead/ lh lk (C) nickel/ f u d y (D) an alloy of tin and lead/ f V u v k S j lh lk d h

f eJ /k r q 53. Seeds are not enclosed in fruits in :

f d l i z d k j d s i Q y k s a e s a c h t i Q y k s a e s a le k o ` Ù k u g h a g k s r s g S \(A) monocotyledons/ e k s u k s d k s f V y s M u ~ l (B) gymnosperms/ f tE u k s L i e Z (C) angiosperms/ , a f t; k s tL i e Z (D) dicotyledons/ f M d k s V k b y s M u ~ l

54. A rock is brought from the surface of themoon to earth. Then

f d lh p V ~ V k u d k s p U n z e k d h lr g ls i ` F o h i j y k ; k tk , r k s(A) its mass will change/ b ld s n z O ; e k u e s a i f j o r Z u

g k s x k (B) its weight will change but not mass/ b ld s

H k k j e s a i f j o r Z u g k s x k i j a r q n z O ; e k u e s a u g h a (C) both mass and its weight will change/

H k k j v k S j n z O ; e k u n k s u k s a e s a i f j o r Z u g k s x k (D) neither mass nor weight would change/

H k k j v k S j n z O ; e k u n k s u k s a e s a i f j o r Z u u g h a g k s x k 55. The chemical name of Vitamin C is –

f o V k f e uC d k j lk ; f u d u k e D ; k g S \(A) Ascorbic Acid/ , L d k W f c Z d v E y (B) Thyamine/ F k k ; k f e u (C) Citric Acid/ f lf V ª d v E y (D) Tartaric Acid/ V k j V f j d v E y

56. Who is not entitled to take part in theactivities of Lok Sabha ? d k S u y k s d lH k k d s d k ; Z d y k i e s a H k k x y s u s d k v f/d k j h u g h a g S \(A) The Comptroller and Auditor General of

India/ H k k j r d s f u ; a = k d , o a e g k y s [ k k i j h { k d (B) The Attorney General of India/ H k k j r d s

e g k U ; k ; o k n h (C) The Solicitor General/ lk W f y f lV j tu j y (D) The President of India/ H k k j r d s j k " V ª i f r

57. What kind of data can you send by an e-mail ? b Z & e s y } k j k v k i f d l i z d k j d s M s V k H k s t ld r s g S a \(A) Audio/ v k W f M ; k s(B) Video/ o h f M ; k s(C) Pictures/ f p = k (D) All of the above/ m i j k s D r lH k h

58. Who has written “Jhanda Geet” ?

¶ > a M k x h ŗ f d lu s f y [ k k g S \(A) Rabindranath Tagore/ j o h U n z u k F k V S x k s j (B) Bankim Chandra Chatterjee/ c a f d e p a n z p S V th Z (C) Maithilisharan Gupta/ e S f F k y h ' k j . k x q I r (D) Shyam Lal Prasad/ ' ; k e y k y i z lk n

59. Who has recently been appointed as theChief Economist and Senior Vice Presidentof the World Bank ?

g k y g h e s a f d U g s a f o ' o c S a d d s e q [ ; vF k Z ' k k L = k h v k S j m i k è ;{ k d s :i e s a f u ; q D r f d ; k x ; k g S \(A) Jagdish Bhagwati/ tx n h ' k H k x o r h (B) Raghuram Rajan/ j ? k q j k e j k tu (C) Justin Yifu Lin/ tL V h u ; h i q Q f y u (D) Kaushik Basu/ d k S f ' k d c lq

60. Which one is not correctly matched ?

d k S u lk lq e s f y r u g h a g S \(A) Sriharikota – Andhra Pradesh/ J h g f j d k s V k

& v k U /z i z n s ' k (B) Thumbha – Kerala/ F k E c k & d s j y (C) Bhabha Atomic Research centre –

Karnataka/ H k k H k k i j e k . k q v u q la /k u d s U n z & d u k Z(D) Pokharn – Rajasthan/ i k s [ k j u& j k tL F k k u

61. Name the portfolio held by Sri PranabMukherjee before he was elevated asPresident of India ?

J h i z . k c e q [ k th Z H k k j r d s j k " V ª i f r d s :i e s a i n k s U u r g k s ls i w o Z f d l i n i j F k s \(A) External Affairs Minister/ f o n s ' k e a = k h (B) Home Minister/ x ` g e a = k h (C) Railway Minister/ j s y o s e a = k h (D) Finance Minister/ f o Ù k e a = k h

62. Highest Coffee growing state in India is :

H k k j r e s a d k W i Q h d k lc ls T ; k n k m R i k n u d j u s o k y k j k d k S u lk g S \(A) Maharashtra/ e g k j k " V ª(B) Tamil Nadu/ r f e y u k M q (C) Karnataka/ d u k Z V d (D) Uttar Pradesh/ m Ù k j i z n s ' k

63. Red light is used in traffic signals, because :

; k r k ; k r la d s r k s a e s a y k y i z d k ' k d k i z ; k s x f d ; k tk r k g S D ; k s a f d (A) Red light disperses least/ y k y i z d k ' k lc ls

d e i f j{ k s f i r g k s r k g S(B) Red is the symbol of danger/ y k y [ k r j s d k

i z r h d g S(C) Colour of blood is red/ j D r d k j a x y k y g S(D) Animals can identify red/ i ' k q y k y d h i g p k u

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64. Equinox is a state in which the duration of

day and night is equal. It falls on –

f o " k q d , d , s lh v o L F k k g S f tle s a f n u v k S j j k r d h v o f /

le k u g k s r h g S A ; g d c g k s r k g S \(A) 31st March and 30th September/31 e k p Z

v k S j 30 f lr E c j (B) 24th December and 30th June/24 f n la c j

v k S j 30 tw u (C) 21st March and 23rd September/21 e k p Z

v k S j 23 f lr E c j (D) 1st April and 1st January/1 v i z S y v k S j 1 tu o j h

65. The Mughal Emperor who appointed

maximum number of Hindu Officers was

f d l e q x y le z k V u s v f/d r e la [ ; k e s a f g U n q v f /d k f j ; k s a d k s f u ; q D r f d ; k F k k \(A) Humayun/ g q e k ; q ¡ (B) Akbar/ v d c j (C) Shah Jahan/ ' k k g tg k ¡ (D) Aurangzeb/ v k S j a x ts c

66. India tested its first Nuclear device on –

H k k j r u s v i u k i g y k i j e k . k q m i d j . k d k i j h { k . k d c f d ; k F k k \(A) 15 May, 1972/15 e b Z ] 1972(B) 18 May, 1974/18 e b Z ] 1974(C) 20 May, 1975/20 e b Z ] 1975(D) 26 May, 1976/26 e b Z ] 1976

67. The Third Battle of Panipat was fought

between

i k u h i r d k r h lj k ; q ¼ f d u d s c h p y M + k x ; k F k k \(A) Hemu and Akbar/ g s e q v k S j v d c j (B) Humayun and Sher Shah/ g q e k ; q ¡ v k S j ' k s g ' k k g (C) Marathas and Ahmad Shah Abdali/ e j k B k

v k S j v g e n ' k k g v C n k y h (D) Nadir Shah and Mughals/ u k f n j ' k k j v k S j e q x y

68. The bacteria capable of converting nitriteto nitrate is :

d k S u lk th o k . k q u k b V ª k b V d k s u k b V s ª V e s a i f j o f r Z r d j u s e s a l{ k e g S \(A) Pseudomonas/ lq M k s e k s u k t (B) Nitrosomonas/ u k b V ª k s lk s e k s u l (C) Nitrococcus/ u k b V ª k s d k s d l (D) Nitrobacter/ u k b V ª k s c S D V j

69. The Ist Woman Chief Minister of an Indian

State was

f d lh H k k j r h ; j k T ; d h i g y h e f g y k e q [ ; e a = k h d k S u F k h \

(A) Vijay Lakshmi Pandit/ f o t; y{ e h i a f M r (B) Sucheta Kriplani/ lq p s r k Ñ i y k u h (C) Nandini Satipathi/ u a f n u h lr h iF k h (D) Sarojini Naidu/ lj k s f tu h u k ; M w

70. Farakka Barrage has been constructed :

i Q j D d k c k a / d k f u e k Z . k D ; k s a f d ; k x ; k \

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75. Which statement is not true about Mother Teresa ?

d k S u lk dF k u e n j V s j s lk d s c k j s e s a lR ; u g h a g S \

(A) She was born in Albania/ o g v Y c k f u ; k e s a i S n k g q b Z F k h

(B) She became a nun at the age of 18

years/ o g 18 o " k Z d h m e z e s a u u c u x b Z F k h (C) She was not an Indian citizen at the time

of her death/ m u d h e k S r d s le ; o g , d H k k j r h ; u k x f j d u g h a F k h

(D) Once she was a teacher in Calcutta/ f d lh le ; o g d y d Ù k k e s a , d f ' k f { k d k F k h

76. Indian Chess legend Vishwanathan Anandhad challenged world champion MagnusCarlsen of Norway in November 2014. The

match was played at : ' k r j a t d s H k k j r h ; f n X x t f o ' o u k F k u v k u a n u s u o a c j2014 e s a u k o s Z d s f o ' o p S a f i ; u e S X u l d k y Z lu d k s p q u k S r h f n ; k F k k A ; g e S p d g k ¡ [ k s y k x ; k F k k \(A) Oslo/ v k L y k s (B) Sochchi/ lk s P p h (C) Paris/ i s f j l (D) New Delhi/ u b Z f n Y y h

77. The I st recipient of Nehru Award forInternational Understanding was –

v U r j k Z " V ª h ; le > k S r k d s f y , u s g : i q j L d k j d s i z F k e i z k I r d r k Z d k S u F k s \(A) Martin Luther King/ e k V h Z u y w F k j f d a x (B) Mother Teresa/ e n j V s j s lk (C) U. Thant/ ; w - F k k a V (D) Dr. Jonas Salk/ M k W tk s u l f lY d

78. Who addresses the joint sessions of theparliament ?

la ln d s la ; q D r l= k d k s d k S u la c k s f /r d j r s g S \(A) The Chairman of Rajya Sabha/ j k T ; lH k k

d k vè ;{ k (B) The Lok Sabha Speaker/ y k s d lH k k d k vè ;{ k (C) The President/ j k " V ª i f r (D) The Prime Minister/ i z /k u e a = k h

79. The density of water is greater than thedensity of kerosene. If the two are mixed :

i k u h d k ? k u R o f e V ~ V h d s r s y d s ? k u R o d h r q y u k e s a v f è k d g S A v x j n k s u k s d k s f e y k ; k tk , s ] r k s(A) Kerosene dissolves in water/ f e V ~ V h d k r s y

i k u h e s a ? k q y tk , x k A(B) They mix uniformly/ o s le k u :i ls f e fJ r g k s a x s A(C) Water floats on kerosene/ i k u h f e V ~ V h d s r s y

i j r S j s x k A(D) Kerosene floats on water/ f e V ~ V h d k r s y i k u h

i j r S j s x k A80. Which one among the following states is

smallest in area ?

f u E u f y f [ k r j k T ; k s a e s a ls d k S u lk { k s = k i Q y e s a lc ls N k s V k g S\(A) Tamil Nadu/ r f e y u k M q (B) Andhra Pradesh/ v k U /z i z n s ' k (C) Gujarat/ x q tj k r (D) Karnataka/ d u k Z V d

81. Banana is a .........

d s y k - - - - - - - - - - - g S A(A) Undershrub/ N k s V h { k q i (B) Shrub/ { k q q i (C) Tree/ i s M +(D) Herb/ ' k k d

82. Who chaired the Boundary Commission in

1947, to demarcate the boundary line

between India and Pakistan ?

1947 e s a H k k j r v k S j i k f d L r k u d s c h p d h lh e k j s [ k k d k s f p f É r d j u s d s f y , x f B r d h x b Z lh e k v k ; k s x d h vè ;{ k r k f d lu s d h F k h \(A) J. Nehru/ ts - u s g :

(B) Henderson Brooks/ g s U M j lu c z q D l (C) Sir Cyril Radcliffe/ lj lk b f j y j s M f D y i Q (D) Mc Mohan/ e S d e k s g u

83. Fundamental Rights are borrowed from the

constitution of :

e k S f y d v f/d k j k s a d k s f d l n s ' k d s la f o/k u ls f y ; k x ; k g S\(A) Australia/ v k W L V ª s f y ; k (B) Russia/ :l (C) America/ v e s f j d k (D) Ireland/ v k ; j y S a M

84. Iron is extracted from which of the following

mines ? f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls f d l H k a M k j ls y k s g k f u d k y k tk r k g S(A) Limestone/ p w u k i R F k j (B) Pitch blend/ f i p C y s a M s(C) Monazite sand/ e k s u k tk b V j s r (D) Hematyte/ g s e k V k b V

85. The characterist ic of sound which

distinguishes a female voice from a male

voice is called :

è o f u d h o g f o ' k s " k r k tk s , d e f g y k d h v k o k t d k s , d i q :" k d h v k o k t ls f H k U u d j r h g S ] m ls D ; k d g r s g S \

(A) quality/ x q . k o Ù k k (B) loudness/ i z c y r k (C) pitch/ f i p (D) phase/ i z k o L F k k

86. DNA in a cell is a :

d k s f ' k d k e s a M h , u , D ; k g S \(A) Amino acid/ v e h u k s v E y (B) Fatty acid/ i S Q V h v E y (C) Carboxylic acid/ d k c k s Z f D tf y d v E y (D) Nucleic acid/ U ; q f D y d v E y

87. ATM means :

, V h , e d k vF k Z g S &(A) Automated Teller Machine/ v k s V k s e s V s M V s y j e 'k h u (B) Any Time Money/ , u h V k b e e u h (C) All Time Money/ v k W y V k b e e u h (D) Automatic Teller Machine/ v k W V k s e s V h d V s y j

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88. The “3 B’s” – Brokers, Bankers andBusinessmen were responsible for :

“3 B’s” e s a c z k s d j] c S a d j] f c tu s le S u f d ld s f y , f tE e s n k j F k s \(A) French Revolution/ Ú k a l Ø k a f r (B) Frist World War/ i z F k e f o ' o ; q ¼ (C) The Great Depression/ O ; k i d e a n h (D) Russian Revolution/ :lh Ø k a f r

89. Who of the following will head the judicialcommittee on one rank one pension scheme(OROP) ?

f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u o u j S a d o u i s a ' k u ; k s tu k(OROP) i j x f B r U ; k f ; d lf e f r d s i z e q [ k g S \(A) Y V Reddy/ o k b o h j s M ~ M h (B) L Narshimha Reddy/ , y u j f la g k j s M ~ M h

(C) Sanjay Mishra/ la t; f eJ k (D) Wykrhm Reddy/ o k ; Ø e j s M ~ M h

90. Disguised unemployment means :

i z P N U u c s j k s tx k j h d k D ; k vF k Z g S \(A) Insufficiency of capital structure to

absorb the large labour force/ c M + h J e ' k f D r d k s v o ' k k s f " k r d j u s e s a i w a th la j p u k d h d e h

(B) More people working than required/

v k o ' ; r k ls v f/d y k s x d k ; Z d j j g s g k s(C) Willing to work and not getting the work/

d k e d k s b P N q d g S i j a r q d k e u g h a f e y j g k g k s

(D) Not getting work on all days throughoutthe year/ i w j s lk y H k j f d lh H k h f n u d k e u g h a f e y j g k g k s

91. Deficiency of which vitamin causes Beriberi ?

c s j h & c s j h u k e d j k s x f d l f o V k f e u d h d e h ls g k s r k g S \(A) Vitamin B

12/ f o V k f e uB

12

(B) Vitamin B1/ f o V k f e uB

1

(C) Vitamin B6/ f o V k f e uB

6

(D) Vitamin B2/ f o V k f e uB

2

92. The real introduction of DecentralizedPlanning in India was made for the

H k k j r e s a f o d s U n z h Ñ r ; k s tu k d k o k L r f o d i f j p ; f d l ; k s tu k d s r g r f n ; k x ; k F k k \(A) 7th Plan/7 o h a ; k s tu k (B) 8th Plan/8 o h a ; k s tu k (C) 9th Plan/9 o h a ; k s tu k (D) 10th Plan/10 o h a ; k s tu k

93. In which Amendment, the words ‘SocialSecular’ and ‘Unity and Integrity of theNation’ were added to the Constitution of India ?

H k k j r h ; la f o/k u e s a f d l la ' k k s /u } k j k ' k C n ^ /e Z f u j i s { k * v k S j ̂ j k " V ª d h , d r k v k S j v [ k a M r k * tk s M + k x ; k F k k \(A) 42nd/42 o k a (B) 44th/44 o k a (C) 52nd/52 o k a (D) None of them/ b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

94. Which of the following is usually not an air

pollutant ?

f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u lk v k e r k S j i j , d o k ; q i z n w " k d u g h a g S

(A) Nitrous oxide/ u k b V ª l v k W D lk b M

(B) Hydrocarbons/ g k b M ª k s d k c Z u (C) Sulphur dioxide/ lY i Q j M k b v k W D lk b M (D) Carbon dioxide/ d k c Z u M k b v k W D lk b M

95. The lines joining places of equal values of horizontal component of earth’s magneticfield are called :

i ` F o h d s p q E c d h ; { k s = k d h { k S f r t ? k V d d s le k u e g R o o k y s L F k k u k s a d k s tk s M + u s o k y h j s [ k k v k s a d k s D ; k(A) Aclinic lines/ , d f y f u d j s [ k k , s a (B) Isolinic lines/ v k b lk s f y f u d j s [ k k , s a (C) Isogonic lines/ v k b lk s x k s f u d j s [ k k , s a (D) Isodynamic lines/ v k b lk s M k b u s f e d j s [ k k , s a

96. The Hezbollah militant group is mostly based in

f g T c q Y y k m x z o k n h le w g v k e r k S j i j d g k ¡ lf Ø ; g S \(A) Palestine/ f i Q f y L r h u (B) Syria/ f lj h ; k (C) Jordan/ tk s M k Z u (D) Lebanon/ y s c u k u

97. Which gas of the following is responsiblefor the erosion of Ozone Layer ?

f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u lk x S l v k s tk s u i j r d s { k ; d s f y ,

f tE e s n k j g S \(A) Carbon-di-oxide/ d k c Z u M k b v k W D lk b M (B) Carbon-mono-oxide/ d k c Z u e k s u k s v k W D lk b M (C) Nitrous oxide/ u k b V ª l v k W D lk b M (D) Chloro-floro carbon/ D y k s j k s Ý y k s j k s d k c Z u

98. The battle of haldighati was fought in ......

g Y n h ? k k V h d k ; q ¼ - - - - - - - - b Z lo h a e s a g q v k F k k A(A) 1556 (B) 1761(C) 1664 (D) 1576

99. The Vikramsila Mahavihara, a great centreof education, was founded by

f ' k { k k d k c M + k d s U n z ] f o Ø e f ' k y k & e g k f o g k j d h L F k

f d ld s } k j k d h x b Z F k h \(A) Baladitya/ c k y k f n R ; (B) Harsha/ g " k Z (C) Gopala/ x k s i k y (D) Dharampala/ /e Z i k y

100. GNP differs from NNP due to :

th , u i h , u , u i h ls f d l i z d k j v y x g S \(A) Interest on public debt/ lk o Z tf u d Í. k i j C ; k t (B) Depreciation/ v o e w Y ; u (C) Net indirect taxes/ d q y v i z R ;{ k d j (D) Direct taxes/ i z R ;{ k d j


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Part-III : Quantitative Aptitude

H k k x&III : e k = k k R e d v fH k { k e r k 101. A person spends 18% of his income on food

and education, 25% on house and

transportation, 24% on insurance and he

deposits 20% in the bank. If he is left with

` 19500. Find his total income.

, d O ; f D r v i u s v k ; d k 18% H k k s tu , o a f ' k { k k i j [ k p Z d j r k g S A25% v k o k l , o a ; k r k ; k r i j [ k p Z d j r k g S A24% c h e k , o a lq j{ k k i j [ k p Z d j r k g S rF k k20% c S a d e s a te k d j k y s r k g S ; f n m ld s i k l` 19500 g k s ] r k s

m ld h d q y v k ; K k r d h f t,A(A) 1,00,000 (B) 2,00,000

(C) 4,00,000 (D) 1,50,000

102. Two pipes A and B can fill a cistern in 15

hours and 10 hours respectively. Tap C can

empty the full cistern in 30 hours. All the

three taps were open for 2 hours, when it

was remembered that the empty tap had

been left open. It was then closed. How

many hours more would it take for the

cistern to be filled?

n k s i k b Z iA rF k kB f d lh g k S t d k s Ø e ' k %15 rF k k10 ? k . V s e s a H k j ld r s g S A , d u yC H k j s g q , g k S t d k s30 ? k . V s e s a [ k k y h d j ld r k g S A lH k h i k b i d k s2 ? k . V s d s f y , [ k k s y f n ; k tk r k g S ] tc ; g K k r g k s r k g S f d [ k k y h d j u s o k y k i k b i H k h [ k q y k j g x ; k g S ] r k s m ls c U n d j f n ; k tk r k g S A g k S t d k s H k j u s f d r u k le ; v k S j y x s x k \(A) 30 min/ f e u V (B) 1.2 hours/ ? k . V s(C) 24 min/ f e u V (D) 35 min/ f e u V

103. Tanu goes to a shop to purchase a doll

priced at ` 400. Shop is offered 4 discount

options by the shopkeeper. Which of these

options should she opt for to gain maximum

advantage of the discount offered?

r u q , d n q d k u i j , d x q f M + ; k [ k j h n u s d s f y , tk r h g S A f tld h d h e r ` 400 g S A n q d k u n k j m ls4 i z d k j d h N w V n s u s d k i z L r k o n s r k g S ] r k s K k r d h f t, v f/d r e y k H k i z k I r d j u s d s f y , r u q d k s f u E u i z d k j d h N w V k s a e s a ls d k S u& lh N w V y s u h p k f g ,\(A) Single discount of 30%/30% d h , d N w V (B) 2 successive discounts of 15% each/

i z R ; s d15% d h n k s Ø f e d N w V

(C) 2 successive discounts of 20% and10%/ Ø f e d N w V Ø e ' k %20% rF k k 10%

(D) 2 successive discounts of 20% and

12%/ Ø f e d N w V Ø e ' k %20% rF k k 12%

104. A constable is 114 metres behind a thief. The constable runs 21 metres and the thief 15 metres in a minute, In what time willthe constable catch the thief?

, d f li k g h ] f d lh p k s j ls 114 e h V j i h N s g S A ; f n f li k g h v k S j p k s j Ø e ' k %21 e h V j@ f e u V v k S j15 e h V j@ f e u V d h p k y ls H k k x r s g S ] r k s f d r u s le ; e s a f li k g h ] p k s j d k s i d M + y s x k \(A) 19 min./ f e u V (B) 18 min./ f e u V (C) 17 min./ f e u V (D) 16 min./ f e u V

105. What will be the difference betweencompound interest on sum of ` 5000 for

11

2 years when the interest are

compounded annually and half yearly respectively?

` 5000 d h j k f ' k i j 112 o " k Z e s a p Ø o ` f ¼ C ; k t d k v a r j

D ; k g k s x k tc C ; k t d h n j o k f " k Z d v k S j N e k g h la ; k s f tr g k s r h g k s \(A) ` 2.04(B) ` 2.05

(C) `

3.00(D) Data inadequate/ v k a d M + s v i ; k Z I r g S106. A sum of ` 3115 is divided among A, B and

C such that if ` 25, ` 28 and ` 52 bediminished from their shares respectively,the remainder shall be in the ratio of 8 : 15: 20. Find the share of each.

` 3115 d k s A, B rF k kC e s a b l i z d k j c k a V k tk r k g S ] ; f n ` 25, ` 28 v k S j̀ 52 d k s m ld s f g L ls e s a Ø e ' k % ? k V k ; k tk , r k s m ld s f g L ls d k v u q i k r8 : 25 : 20 g k s tk r k g S A i z R ; s d d k f g L lk g k s x k &(A) ` 585, ` 1078, ` 1452(B) ` 685, ` 1178, ` 1252

(C) ` 485, ` 1088, ` 1352(D) ` 785, ` 1378, ` 1652

107. 16 children are to be divided into two groupsA and B consisting of 10 and 6 children. The average percent marks obtained by thechildren of Group A is 75 and the averagepercent marks of all the 16 children is 76.What is the average percent marks of children of Group B?

16 c P p s d k s n k s le w gA v k S jB e s a c k a V k x ; k f tle s Ø e ' k % 10 v k S j6 c P p s g S A le w gA d k v k S lr i z f r ' k r v a d75 g S v k S j d q y16 c P p k s a d k v k S lr i z f r ' k r v a d 76 g S A le w gB d k v k S lr i z f r ' k r v a d D ; k g k s x k \

(A) 2783

(B) 1773

(C)1

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108. 84 Maths books, 90 Physics books and 120Chemistry books have to be stackedtopicwise. How many books will be there in

each stack so that each stack will have thesame height too?

84 x f . k r d h f d r k c] 90 H k k S f r d h d h f d r k c rF k k120 j lk ; u ' k k L = k d h f d r k c d k s f o " k ;& o k j j [ k k x ; k A i z R ; s d V k y e s a f d r u h f d r k c s a j [ k h tk , x h f d i z R ; s d V k y d h Å ¡ p k b Z H k h c j k c j g k s \(A) 12 (B) 18(C) 6 (D) 21

109. If the sum of the squares of threeconsecutive natural numbers is 110, thenthe smallest of these natural numbers is :

; f n r h u y x k r k j i z k d ` r la [ ; k v k s a d s o x Z d k le110 g k s ]

r k s lc ls N k s V h i z k d ` r la [ ; k g S &(A) 8 (B) 6(C) 7 (D) 5

110. The price of edible items has been increasedby 10% and the price of other commoditiesis increased by 15%. If the ratio of expenditure on edible items and othercommodities of a person be 2 : 5 and hissalary be ` 3500, then his salary must beincreased by how many rupees so that hecan consume the same quantity as before

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117. A shopkeeper calculates percentage profiton the cost price and another on the selling

price. What will be their difference in profits

if both claim a profit of 20% on goods soldfor ` 3000?

, d n q d k u n k j y k H k i z f r ' k r d h x . k u k ] Ø ; e w Y ; i j rF k k n w lj k n q d k u n k j f o Ø ; e w Y ; i j d j r k g S A ; f n i z R ; s d o L r q d k f o Ø ; e w Y ;̀ 3000 g S rF k k i z R ; s d n q d k u n k j20% y k H k d e k u s d k n k o k d j r s g S r k s n k s u k s a n q d k u n k j k s a } k j k d e k ; s x ; s y k H k d s la [ ; k R e d e k u k s d k v a r j K k r d h f t,A(A) ` 200 (B) ` 100

(C) ` 400 (D) ` 150118. A car completes a certain distance in 10

hours. If it covers half of the distance at 40

kmph and the remaining half at 60 kmph,the distance covered by car is :

, d d k j f d lh f u f ' p r n w j h d k s10 ? k . V s e a s r ; d j r h g S A ; f n o g v k /h n w j h40 f d e h - @ ? k . V k d h x f r v k S j ' k s " k n w j h 60 f d e h - @ ? k . V k d h x f r ls r ; d j r h g S r k s d k j } k j k r ; d h x ; h n w j h g S &(A) 400 km/ f d e h - (B) 480 km/ f d e h -(C) 380 km/ f d e h - (D) 300 km/ f d e h -

119. A man bought some articles. He sold1

3 part

at 12% profit,

2

5 part at 15% profit and the

remaining at 24% loss. Find his profit or

loss percentage on the whole transaction.

, d O ; f D r u s d q N o L r q , a [ k j h n h A o g m ld s1

3 H k k x d k s

12% y k H k i j]2

5 H k k x d k s15% y k H k i j rF k k ' k s " k d k s

24% g k f u i j c s p f n ; k A i w j s O ; k i k j e s a m ld k y k H k ; k g k f u i z f r ' k r K k r d j s a A

(A)2

3 %5 (B)5

3 %3

(C) 3.68% (D)3

3 %5

120. A sold his scooter the price of which was` 36000. He gave a discount of 8% on` 20,000 and 5% discount on the next

` 10,000. If he wanted to give net discountof 7%, how much discount he must havegiven on remaining ` 6,000?

A, ` 36000 e w Y ; o k y s L d w V j d k s c s p r k g S o g i g y s` 20,000 i j 8% d h v k S j v x y s` 10,000 i j 5% d h N w V n s r k g S ' k s " k` 6,000 i j o g f d r u h N w V n s ; f n o g d q y i j 7% d h N w V n s u k p k g s \(A) 5% (B) 6%

(C) 7% (D) 8%

121. In a batch of KD Campus, there are 500students. 60% of the students are boys,

40% of whom play hockey and no girl play

hockey, 75% of girls play badminton. Thenumber of students who don't play any

game is :

d s M h d S E i l d s , d c S p e s a500 f o |k F k h Z g S A60% f o |k F k h Z y M + d s g S f tle s a40% y M + d s g k W d h [ k s y r s g S rF k k d k s b Z y M + d h g k W d h u g h a [ k s y r h g S A75% y M + f d ; k ¡ c S M f e a V u [ k s y r h g S A r k s K k r d h f t, tk s f o |k F k h Z d k s b Z H k h [ k s [ k s y r s g S o s f d r u s i z f r ' k r g S \(A) 10%(B) 36%(C) 46%

(D) can't be determined/

K k r u g h a f d ; k tk ld r k 122. When a number is increased by 125% thenthe number becomes 300 less than the

other number but if that no. is increasedby 150% than that number becomes 200less than that second number. Find the

sum of both the numbers :

tc , d la [ ; k d k s 125% ls c


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126. A man purchases two fan for ` 2,160. By

selling one fan at a profit of 15% and the

other at a loss of 9% he neither gains nor

loses in the whole transaction. Find the costprice of each fan in ` :

, d v k n e h ` 2,160 d h y k x r e s a n k s i a [ k s [ k j h n r k g S A i g y s i a [ k s d k s15% d s y k H k i j rF k k n w lj s i a [ k s d k s9% d s u q d lk u i j c s p u s e s a m ls d q y f e y k d j u y k H k rF k k u g k f u g k s r h g S A i z R ; s d i a [ k s d h d h e r` e s a K k r d j s a &(A) ` 710, ` 1450 (B) ` 1530, ` 630

(C) ` 810, ` 1350 (D) ` 1340, ` 820

127. In the given figure, ONY = 60° and OMY

= 25°. Then the value of the MON is :-

f n ; s x ; s f p = k e s aONY = 60° v k S jOMY = 25° r k sMON d k e k u g k s x k % &

M

N

YO

25°

60°

(A) 70° (B) 60°(C) 50° (D) 90°

128. The ratio of the volume of cube and a solid

sphere is 363 : 49. The ratio of an edge of

the cube and the radius of the sphere is

(taking =22

7).

f d lh ? k u v k S j B k s l x k s y s d s v k ; r u d k v u q i k r363 : 49 g S A ? k u d s f d u k j s rF k k x k s y s d h f = k T ; k d k v u q i k r g k s x k %(A) 22 : 7 (B) 21 : 3

(C) 24 : 5 (D) 22 : 6

129. If the opposite sides of quadrilateral andits diagonals are equal, then each of the

angles of the quadrilateral is

; f n p r q H k q Z t d s f o i j h r H k q tk , o a f o d . k Z c j k c j g S r k s p r q H k q Z t d k i z R ; s d d k s . k f d r u k g S % &(A) 90° (B) 120°

(C) 100° (D) 60°

130. The equidistant point from the vertices of a

triangle is called its :

f = k H k q t d s ' k h " k Z ls c j k c j n w j h i j f e y u s o k y s f c U n q d k s d g r s g S %

(A) centroid/ d s U n z d (B) incentre/ v a r% d s U n z(C) circumcentre/ i f j d s U n z(D) orthocentre/ y a c d s U n z

131. If x +1

x = 2, then the value of x 89 + 77

1

x is :

; f n x +1

x = 2 g k s ] r k sx 89 + 77

1

x d k e k u g S % &

(A) 1 (B) 2

(C) 3 (D) 0

132. Ifsin cos

sin – cos

= 3, then the value of sin4 –

cos4 is :

; f nsin cos

sin – cos

= 3 g k s ] r k ssin4 – cos4 d k

e k u g S &

(A)1

5(B)

3

5

(C)2

5(D)

4

5

133. 7a +1

4a = 7, then the value of 16a 2 + 2

1

49a

is :

7a +1

4a = 7 g k s ] r k s16a 2 + 2

1

49a d k e k u g S % &

(A)100

3(B)

95

4

(C)103

6(D)

104

7

134. The value of tan 1° tan 2° tan 3° ..... tan 89°

is :

tan 1° tan 2° tan 3° ..... tan 89° d k e k u g S &(A) 0 (B) 1

(C) 3 (D)1

3

135. If 2 – 2 1

x

x x =

1

3, then the value of x 3 + 3

1

x

is :

; f n 2 – 2 1x

x x =

1

3 g k s ] r k sx 3 + 3

1

x d k e k u

g k s x k % &(A) 81 (B) 110

(C) 125 (D) 27


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136. The radii of two circles are 8 cm and 7 cm,

the distance between their centre is 25 cm.

Then the length of transverse common

tangent is :

n k s o ` Ù k d h f = k T ; k , a Ø e ' k %8 ls e h - v k S j7 ls e h - g S v k S j m ld s d s U n z d h c h p d h n w j h25 ls e h g S A r k s f r ; Z d m H k ; f u " B L i ' k Z j s [ k k d h y E c k b Z g S &

(A) 23 cm/ ls e h - (B) 20 cm/ ls e h -

(C) 20 3 cm/ ls e h - (D) 21 cm/ ls e h -

137. The height of two cones are in the ratio

1 : 3 and the diameters of their bases are in

the ratio of 3 : 5. The ratio of their volume

is :

n k s ' k a d q v k s a d h Å ¡ p k b Z d k v u q i k r1 : 3 g S v k S j m u d s O ; k l d k v u q i k r3 : 5 g S A m u d s v k ; r u k s a d k v u q i k r g k s x k %(A) 3 : 25 (B) 4 : 25

(C) 6 : 25 (D) 7 : 25

138. If a – b = 3, b = 4, then a 2 + b 2 is :

; f n a – b = 3, b = 4 g k s ] r k sa 2 + b 2 d k e k u g k s x k % &(A) 16 (B) 17

(C) 13 (D) 12

139. What is the maximum value of 5 sin + 12

cos ?

5 sin + 12 cos d k v f /d r e e k u g k s x k &(A) 12 (B) 15

(C) 13 (D) 14

140. A right pyramid 6 m height has a square

base of which the diagonal is 1200 m .

Volume of the pyramid is :

, d o x k Z d k j v k /k j o k y s f i j k f e M ] f tld h Å ¡ p k b Z6 e h V j g S

, o a f o d . k Z 1200 e h V j g S A f i j k f e M d k v k ; r u g k s x k %

(A) 1200 m3/ ? k u e h -(B) 1100 m3/ ? k u e h -

(C) 300 m3

/ ? k u e h - (D) 1000 m3

/ ? k u e h -

141. If is an acute angle and cos =3

5, then

cot (90° – ) is:

;f n ,d U ;w u d k s . k g S rF k k cos =3

5 g k s ] r k scot (90° –

) d k e k u g k s x k &

(A)4

3(B)

3

4

(C)3

5(D)

5

3

142. A circular wire of diameter 56 cm is cut and

bent in the form of a rectangle whose sides

are in the ratio of 6 : 5. The longer side of

rectangle is :

, d o ` Ù k k d k j r k j f tld k O ; k l56 ls e h - g S d k s d k V d j , d v k ; r d s v k d k j e s a e k s M + k x ; k g S f tld h H k q tk , s a6 : 5 d s v u q i k r e s a g S A v k ; r d h c M + h H k q tk g S &

(A) 50 cm/ ls e h -

(B) 51 cm/ ls e h -

(C) 48 cm/ ls e h -

(D) 52 cm/ ls e h -

143. If tan = 43

, then the value of

3sin 2cos

3sin – 2 cos

is :

; f n tan =4

3 g k s ] r k s

3sin 2cos

3 sin – 2 cos

d k e k u

g k s x k &

(A) 0.5 (B) – 0.5

(C) 3.0 (D) – 3.0

144. A 85 m long rod is divided into two parts. If

one part is2

3 of the other part, then the

longer part (in metres) is :

85 e h - y a c s N M + d k s n k s H k k x k s a e s a c k ¡ V k x ; k A ; f n i

n w lj s H k k x d k2

3 g k s ] r k s y a c s H k k x d h y a c k b Z ( e h - e s a ) g S

(A) 34 (B)2

56

3(C) 85 (D) 51

145. The sum of the ages of 5 children is 50

years, born at the interval of 3 years each.

What is the difference. between the age of

the youngest child and eldest child.

5 c P p k s a d h v k ; q d k ; k s x50 o " k Z g S ] i z R ; s d d s tU e g k s u s d k v a r j k y3 o " k Z g S A lc ls c M + s rF k k lc ls N k s V s c P p sv k ; q d k v a r j D ; k g S \

(A) 10 years/ o " k Z

(B) 9 years/ o " k Z

(C) 11 years/ o " k Z

(D) 12 years/ o " k Z


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Part - IV (English Language)

Direction : In Question nos. 151 to 155, somepart of the sentences have errors and someare correct. Find out which part of a sentencehas an error and blacken the oval [ ]corresponding to the appropriate letter (A), (B),(C). If a sentence is free from error, blackenthe oval corresponding to (D) in the Answer

Sheet.

151. At the moment the house was burgled thefamily attended a night party in theneighbourhood.

(A) At the moment the house(B) attended a night party in the

neighbourhood.(C) No error(D) was burgled the family

152. Though he stoutly persisted in denying hisinvolvement in the case the facts made itvery clear that he had hand in the cruelmurder of his wife.(A) the facts made it very clear(B) No error(C) that he had hand in the cruel murder

of his wife.(D) Though he stoutly persisted in denying

his involvement in the case153. He loved none but his neighbour’s daughter.

(A) his neighbour’s daughter.(B) He loved(C) none but(D) No error

154. Will you be at board meeting on nextWednesday ?(A) No error(B) at board meeting(C) on next Wednesday ?(D) Will you be

155. His father died of cholera but his motheralso though very weak, is out of danger.(A) though very weak, is out of danger.(B) but his mother also(C) No error(D) His father died of cholera

Directions : In Question nos. 156 to 160,sentences given with blanks to be filled in withan appropriate word(s). Four alternatives aresuggested for each question. Choose thecorrect alternative out of the four and indicateit by blackening the appropriate oval [ ] in

the Answer Sheet.156. Namrata was found to ....... the required

qualifications for the job.

(A) contain (B) disclose

(C) posses (D) acquire

157. Government buildings are ........ on the

Republic day.

(A) enlightened (B) lightened

(C) illuminated (D) glowed

158. When Varun left the cocktail party he was

as ....... as a lord.

(A) sober (B) drunk

(C) brave (D) wise

159. However, the group’s long-term strategy is

to ....... on core sector business connected

with infrastructure and energy.(A) breed (B) develop

(C) concentrate (D) depend

160. The robbers were arrested and ....... prison

yesterday.

(A) brought into (B) brought to

(C) taken into (D) taken to

Direction: In Question nos. 161 to 168, a

sentence/ a part of the se0ntence is

underlined. Below are given alternatives to the

underlined part at (A), (B), (C) which may

improve the sentence. Choose the correct

alternative. In case no improvement is neededyour answer is (D). Mark your answer in the

Answer Sheet.

161. The chemist hadn’t hardly any of those kind

of medicines.

(A) had hardly any of those kinds

(B) had hardly not any of those kinds

(C) No Improvement

(D) had hardly any of those kind

162. I gave my niece a children’s very colourfully

illustrated encyclopaedia.

(A) a very colourfully illustrated children’s

encyclopaedia(B) a child’s very colourfully illustrated

encyclopaedia

(C) an illustrated child’s very colourful

encyclopaedia

(D) No Improvement

163. Any able bodies man is eligible for the job.

(A) any able-bodied man are

(B) each able-bodied man is

(C) any able-bodied man have been

(D) No Improvement

164. I waited for half an hour for my friend, but

the train didn’t turn in.

(A) turn about

(B) turn around

(C) turn up

(D) No Improvement


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165. For some days the new professor lectured

above the heads of his pupils.

(A) over the head of

(B) over the heads of

(C) No Improvement

(D) through the heads of

166. If you are thinking about investigation

overseas, isn’t it makes sense to find an

experience guide ?

(A) it is not making (B) doesn’t it make

(C) does it make (D) No Improvement

167. The moment the manager came to know

fraudulent action of his assistant, he order

immediately dismissed him.

(A) immediately ordered his dismissed(B) ordered his immediate dismissal

(C) No Improvement

(D) ordered for immediately dismissal of

him

168. The world has seen small real attempt at

population and resource planning.

(A) few

(B) little

(C) No Improvement

(D) a few

Direction : In Question nos. 169 to 175, four

alternative are given for the Idiom/Phrase.

Choose the alternative which best expresses

the meaning of the Idiom/Phrase and mark it

in the Answer Sheet.

169. At close quarters

(A) close examinations

(B) live near to each other

(C) live far to each other

(D) in love

170. A bigger bang for your buck

(A) More for your money

(B) Not for money (C) More for your nature

(D) More for your smile

171. A pig in a poke

(A) accept deal in a pressure

(B) accept deal without knowing

(C) accept deal after detail analysis

(D) accept deal due to threat

172. At one fell swoop

(A) After lots of thinking

(B) In a single action

(C) By mistake(D) Joint action

173. Brow Beat

(A) to bully (B) to respect

(C) to praise (D) to rebuke

174. Throw a spanner(A) to execute a plan(B) to sabotage a plan

(C) to do something evil(D) to make feel good175. Set people by ears

(A) to incite people(B) to listen carefully (C) to give long speech(D) to abuse

Directions : In Question nos. 176 to 182, inthe following question, out of the fouralternatives, choose the one which can be

substituted for the given sentence.

176. The fear of ugliness(A) Bathophobia (B) Cacophobia

(C) Biblophobia (D) Claustrophobia177. The art of secret writings is called(A) Dactylography (B) Cytology (C) Cryogenics (D) Cypher

178. Posse(A) a group of advocates(B) a group of policemen(C) a group of drivers(D) a group of workmen

179. Clique(A) A small group of people serving

community (B) A small group of people with shared

interests

(C) A small group of people with oppositeinterests

(D) A small group of people doing wrong180. Scullery

(A) A place where food is served(B) A place for washing dishes(C) A place for keeping dishes(D) A place where food is made

181. Platonic(A) A love meant to be a physical desire(B) A love free from physical desire(C) A person who can speak all languages(D) A nation or person thinking of itself

182. Be the embodiment or perfect example of (A) Characterise (B) Idol(C) Personify (D) Signify

Direction : In Question nos. 183 to 185, inthe following questions, out of the fouralternatives, choose the one which bestexpresses the meaning of the given word asyour answer.183. WILT

(A) Restore (B) Revoke(C) Revive (D) Wither

184. THRONG(A) Crowd (B) Peace(C) Handful (D) Timid

185. PASTEL (A) Bright(B) Loud(C) Vivid(D) Light shades or colours


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Direction : In Question nos. 186 to 188, inthe following questions, choose the wordopposite in meaning to the given word

opposite in meaning to the given word.186. DESULTORY

(A) Lacking order (B) Pertinent(C) Aimless (D) Chance

187. AUSTERITY(A) Ascetic (B) Lenience(C) Extreme (D) Formality

188. RUBICUND(A) Reddish (B) Pallid(C) Florid (D) Dangerous

Directions : In question nos. 189 to 190, fourwords are given in each question, out of whichonly one word is spelt correct. Find the word

spelt correct and mark your answer in theAnswer Sheet.189. (A) Battallion (B) Bettalion

(C) Battalion (D) Battalean190. (A) Varmillion (B) Vermilon

(C) Varmilion (D) VermilionDirection : In Question nos. 191 to 196, in thefollowing passages some of the words have beenleft out. Read the passages carefully and choosethe correct answer to each question out of thefour alternative and fill in the blanks.

CLOZE TESTNow-a-days, under the ...(i)... system of

education, however good it may be, when a youngman comes out of the university, there seems tobe this ...(ii)... in him that the higher the standardof living raises, the less should a man work. Thus,mathematically, the higher the standard of living,according to this misconceived notion, the lessthe ...(iii)... Ultimately, what should be the higheststandard of living then ? ...(iv)... work ! This leadsto an unhealthy ...(v)... among the workers. A typistwho types over twenty letters a day asks his ...(vi)...how many letters he had typed that day.191. (vi)

(A) employee (B) colleague

(C) boss (D) client192. (v)

(A) competition (B) dispute

(C) delay (D) jealously

193. (i)

(A) developed (B) modern

(C) outdated (D) proposed

194. (ii)(A) anxiety (B) misconception

(C) realisation (D) worry

195. (iii)

(A) salary (B) comfort

(C) work (D) energy

196. (iv)

(A) Minimum (B) Ample

(C) Less (D) No

Direction : In Question nos. 197 to 200, you

have a brief passages with 5 questions. Read

the passage carefully and choose the best

answer to each question out of the four

alternatives and mark it by blackening the

appropriate oval [ ] in the Answer Sheet.

PASSAGE

Harold, a professional man who had worked

in an office for many years had a fearful dream in

it. He found himself in a land where small slug-

like animals with slimy tentacles lived on people’s

bodies. The people tolerated the loathsome

creatures because after many years they grew

into elephants which then became the nation’s

system of transport, carrying everyone whereverhe wanted to go. Harold suddenly realised that

he himself was covered with these things and he

woke up screaming. In a vivid sequence of

pictures this dream dramatised for Harold what

he had never been able to put in to words. He

saw himself as letting society feed on his body in

his early years, so that it would carry him when

he retired. He later threw off the ‘security bug’

and took up freelance work.

197. In his dream Harold found the loathsome

creatures

(A) in his village

(B) in his own house

(C) in a different land

(D) in his office

198. Which one of the following phrases best

helps to bring out the precise meaning of

‘loathsome creatures’?

(A) Security bug and slimy tentacles

(B) Fearful dream and slug-like animals

(C) Slimy tentacles and slug-like animals

(D) slug-like animals and security bug

199. The statement that ‘he later threw off thesecurity bug’ means that

(A) Harold succeeded in overcoming the

need for security

(B) Harold stopped giving much importance

to dreams

(C) Harold started tolerating social

victimisation

(D) Harold killed all the bugs troubled him

200. Harold’s dream was fearful because

(A) it brought him face to face with reality

(B) it was full of vivid pictures of snakes(C) he saw huge elephant in it

(D) in it he saw slimy creatures feeding on

people’s bodies

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