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SSC (General Intelligence & Reasoning)Question : 1

All surfaces of a cube are coloured. If a certain number of smaller

cubes are taken out from it !it" lengt" of eac" side measuring # of t"e lengt" of eac" side of t"e original cube t"en indicate t"e

number of cubes !it" onl$ one side %ainted.

1. 602. 323. 244. 16

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

4Incorrect

Ans!er '%lanation : Option (3) is correct.Clearly, the original (coloured) cube is diided into 64 s!aller cubes as sho"nin the #gure.

$he %our central cubes on each %ace o% the larger cube hae only one sidepainted.&ince there are si' %aces, so total nu!ber o% such cubes 4 6 24

Question :

*irections: In t"e follo!ing +uestion a %art of t"e ,gure is missing.

-ind out from t"e gien o%tions (a b c and d) t"e ,gure !"ic" !ill

re%lace t"e +uestion mark (/) and com%lete t"e ,gure.


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1. (a)2. (b)3. (c)4. (d)

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

1Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : Option (1) is correct.

Question : 0

In t"e Question ,gure a %iece of %a%er is folded and cut as s"o!n

belo!. -rom t"e gien Ans!er ,gures indicate "o! !ill it a%%ear

!"en o%ened.

1. ()2. (*)3. (C)4. (+)


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Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

4Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : Option (4) is correct.

Question :

*irections: 2"e second ,gure of t"e 3roblem ,gures bears a certain

relations"i% to t"e ,rst ,gure. Similarl$ one of t"e ,gures in Ans!er

,gures bears t"e same relations"i% to t"e t"ird ,gure. ou "ae to

select t"e ,gure from t"e set of Ans!er ,gures !"ic" !ould re%lace

t"e sign of +uestion mark (/).

1. (a)2. (b)3. (c)4. (d)

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

2

Correct Ans!er '%lanation : $he !ain #gure rotates 4o cloc-"ise and t"o leaesare added to the !ain #gure in a speci#c order.

Question : 4

*irections: Select one ,gure from t"e 5Ans!er -igures5 !"ic" !ill

continue t"e same series as gien in t"e 53roblem -igures5.


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1. (a)2. (b)3. (c)4. (d)

Correct Ans!er :

(1)

our Ans!er :3Incorrect

Ans!er '%lanation : In each step, one ele!ent is replaced by a ne" onealternately on either end, "hile the "hole set o% ele!ents rotates by 4o anticloc-"ise. () is ruled out because the ne" ele!ent is inerted. /ence, thecorrect option is (1).

Question : 6

7"ic" of t"e follo!ing diagrams indicates t"e best relation among

c"airs furniture and tables/

1.

2.

3.

4.

Correct Ans!er :


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(3) our Ans!er :

3Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : Chairs and tables are ite!s o% %urniture.

Question : 8

*irections: -or t"e +uestion gien belo! t!o statements are

follo!ed b$ t!o conclusions numbered I and II. Assume t"e t!o

statements to be true een if t"e$ don9t seem likel$ and t"en

decide !"ic" of t"e follo!ing conclusions follo!(s) from t"e t!o

statements. ark $our ans!er as

Statements:

All %encils are bricks.

All bricks are bottles.

Conclusions:

I. All %encils are bottles.

II. All bricks are %encils.

1. i% only I %ollo"s2. i% only II %ollo"s3. i% either I or II %ollo"s4. i% neither I nor II %ollo"s

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

1Correct


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Ans!er

'%lanation

:

Question : ;

*irections: -or t"e +uestion gien belo! t!o statements are gien

follo!ed b$ t!o conclusions numbered I and II. Assume t"e t!o

statements to be true een if t"e$ don9t seem likel$ and t"en

decide !"ic" of t"e follo!ing conclusions follo!(s) from t"e t!o

statements. ark $our ans!er as

Statements:

All %ots are stories.

Some %oems are %ots.

Conclusions:

I. Some %oems are stories.

II. All stories are %oems.

1. i% only I %ollo"s2. i% only II %ollo"s

3. i% either I or II %ollo"s4. i% neither I nor II %ollo"s

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

1Correct


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Ans!er '%lanation :

Question : <

=o! man$ meaningful 'nglis" !ords can be formed !it" t"e letters

>A'R? using all t"e letters onl$ once in eac" !ord/

1. one2. One3. $hree4. $"o

Correct Ans!er :

(3)


Ans!er '%lanation : , and are the three "ords that can be%or!ed using these 3 letters.

Question : 1@

*irections: In t"e follo!ing grid one number is missing. Identif$ t"emissing number out of t"e four gien o%tions.

3

42

61

11

60

2

5

1. 12


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2. 13. 134. 6

Correct Ans!er :(4)

our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : o" 17

o" 27

o" 37

Option (4) is correct.

Question : 11

*irections: -ind t"e missing c"aracter from t"e gien alternaties.

1. 1106

2. 1063. 864. 10

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

2Correct


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Ans!er '%lanation : 9e hae, 8 2 : 1 1, 1 2 ; 1 33, 33 2 : 1 6, 6 2 ; 1 133, 133 2 : 1 26, 26 2 ; 1 33, 33 2 : 1 106&o, the !issing nu!ber is 106.

Question : 1

*irections: In t"e gien +uestion arrange t"e gien !ords in a

meaningful se+uence and t"en c"oose t"e most a%%ro%riate

se+uence amongst t"e alternaties %roided belo!.

1. 3robation

. Interie!

0. Selection

. A%%ointment

4. Adertisement

6. A%%lication

1. , 6, 2, 3, 4, 12. , 6, 3, 2, 4, 13. , 6, 4, 2, 3, 14. 6, , 4, 2, 3, 1

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

3Incorrect

Ans!er '%lanation : . dertise!ent, 6. pplication, 2. Interie", 3.&election, 4. ppoint!ent, 1.


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3. 34124. 4231

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :1Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : $he arrange!ent 4321 represents the area coeredin ascending order by the gien options.

Question : 1

*irections: Read t"e follo!ing information carefull$ and ans!er t"e

+uestion gien belo! it.

2"ere are seen cars:

(1) Cardilac car !as to t"e immediate rig"t of -argo.

() -argo !as fourt" to t"e rig"t of -iat.

(0) aruti car !as eactl$ bet!een Ambassador and edford.

() -iat !"ic" !as t"ird to t"e left of Ambassador car !as at one of

t"e ends.

(4) ercedes car !as fourt" to t"e rig"t of aruti car.

7"ic" of t"e follo!ing statements is de,nitel$ true/

1. =argo is bet"een !bassador and =iat.2. Cardilac is to the i!!ediate le%t o% >ercedes.3. =argo is to the i!!ediate right o% Cardilac.4. >aruti is %ourth to the right o% >ercedes.

Correct Ans!er :(2)

our Ans!er :

2Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : Clearly, Cardilac is at the si'th place, to thei!!ediate le%t o% >ercedes, "hich is at the seenth place.

Question : 14


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In t"e Benn diagram gien belo! t"e s+uare re%resents !omen t"e

triangle re%resents %ersons !"o are in got. serices t"e circle

re%resents educated %ersons and t"e rectangle re%resents %ersons

!orking in %riate sector. 'ac" section of t"e diagram is numbered.

our task is to stud$ t"e diagram and ans!er t"e +uestion t"atfollo!s.

7"at is t"e number of uneducated !omen !"o "ae goernment

obs as !ell as obs in %riate sector/

1. 6

2. 43. 124.

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

4Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : u!ber represents the uneducated "o!en "hohae goern!ent ?obs as "ell as ?obs in priate sector.

Option 4 is correct.

Question : 16

*irections: C"oose t"e odd one out.

1. 821


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2. 2363. 1824. 34

Correct Ans!er :(4)

our Ans!er :

4Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : @usti#cation7 In the case o% all nu!bers, e'cept 34,the su! o% the digits is 11.821 8 : 2 : 1 11236 2 : 3 : 6 11182 1 : 8 : 2 1134 3 : 4 : 12

Question : 18


1.


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Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

1Incorrect

Ans!er '%lanation : ccording to the Duestion,+I>AO >IOA+=OA+=I+ ; +==O+IAI/C&&*I ; /I*I&C&I is not related to any Eo"er.

Question : 1<


1. FG142. >113. 914. H13

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

2Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : >11 is not %ollo"ing the rule "hich the otheroptions are %ollo"ing. In the other options, the nu!ber used is hal% o% thetotal o% the positions o% the t"o letters in the nglish alphabet.

Question : @

*irections: In t"e follo!ing number series ,nd out t"e missing

number.

01 0 06 4/

1. 2. 6

3. 624. 61


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Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

4Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : $he series is going as %ollo"s731 : 1 3232 : 4 36 adding 3 (odd nu!ner) to the diJerenceK36 : 4 adding (ne't odd nu!ber) to the diJerenceK4 : 16 61 adding (ne't odd nu!ber) to the diJerenceK

Question : 1

7"at !ill be t"e missing number in t"e gien series/

; 1; 0 4@ /

1. 642. 23. 04. 68

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

2Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : $he pattern is as %ollo"s7

12

: 12

1 : 1 222 : 22 4 : 4 832 : 32 : 1842 : 42 16 : 16 322 : 2 2 : 2 062 : 62 36 : 36 2

Question :

C"oose t"e set of letters !"ic" !"en se+uentiall$ %laced at t"ega%s in t"e gien letter series s"all com%lete it.


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RDSD 3DESDRED

1. FF&<

2. F*OI =IG

Question :


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*irections: C"oose t"e set of letters !"ic" !"en se+uentiall$ %laced

at t"e ga%s in t"e gien letter series s"all com%lete it.

a DD dba DD bcad DD da DD cd

1. aabbccdd2. bccdbcab3. abcddcba4. cbcddcba

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation :

Question : 4

2"e %ositions of t"e ,rst and sit" digits of t"e number 146


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Question : 6

If >!"ite? is called >blue? >blue? is called >red? >red? is called >$ello!?

>$ello!? is called >green? >green? is called >black? >black? is called

>iolet? and >iolet? is called >orange? !"at !ould be t"e colour of

"uman blood/

1. ed2. reen3. Hello"4. Biolet

Correct Ans!er :

(3)

our Ans!er :3Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : $he colour o% blood is redL so it is coded as yello".

Question : 8

*irections: In t"e follo!ing +uestion t"ere is a certain relations"i%

bet!een t!o gien terms on one side of :: and one term is gien onanot"er side of :: !"ile anot"er term is to be found from t"e gien

alternaties "aing t"e same relation !it" t"is term as t"e terms of

t"e gien %air bear. C"oose t"e correct alternatie.

AC*F3 : JK7QE :: -B2S : /

1. O>/2. O>/

3. O/>4. O/>

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

4Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : rrange the #rst 13 letters (%ro! le%t to right) and

ne't 13 letters ?ust belo" the! (%ro! right to le%t) as sho"n, and replace


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the! "ith each other accordingly.

Question : ;

*irections: In t"e follo!ing +uestion t"ere is a certain relations"i%

bet!een t!o gien !ords on one side of :: and one !ord is gien on

anot"er side of :: !"ile anot"er !ord is to be found from t"e gien

alternaties "aing t"e same relation !it" t"is !ord as t"e !ords of

t"e gien %air bear. C"oose t"e correct alternatie.

3ul% : 3a%er :: =em% : /

1. Harn2. Cotton3. ope4. *oo-

Correct Ans!er :(3)

our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation :


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Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

2

Correct Ans!er '%lanation : $he ran- o% &uresh 28th

Question : 0@

ike and 3a%u start !alking in o%%osite directions from a %oint H

and trael 0 km. 2"en ike turns rig"t and coers km and 3a%u

turns rig"t and coers km. -ind out t"e distance bet!een ike and

3a%u.

1. 2. 103. 164. 2

Correct Ans!er :(2)

our Ans!er :

2Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : Consider the #gure dra"n according to the giencondition7


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O O* 3 -!OC O+ 3 -!C *+ 4 -!

On applying


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Ans!er '%lanation :

Question : 0

If L means M N means O M means L and O means N t"en 14 M O


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1. /G=M+@/2. /G=MCI/3. =O+


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+aid is the son o% *ryan and Cyrus is *ryans daughter. &o, Cyrus is +aidssister. Ian is !arried to Cyrus. $here%ore, +aid is the brotherinla" o% Ian.&o, the correct option is (4).

Question : 04

In a %art$ @ %eo%le drank tea 0@ %eo%le drank coee 4 %eo%ledrank uice 14 %eo%le drank tea and coee 1 %eo%le drank uice

and tea ; %eo%le drank coee and uice and 4 %eo%le drank all t"e

t"ree. =o! man$ %eo%le drank onl$ coee/

1. 12. 123. 14. Cannot be deter!ined

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

2Correct

Ans!er '%lanation :

Question : 06


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*irections: In t"is +uestion a matri of certain c"aracters is gien.

2"ese c"aracters follo! a certain trend ro! !ise or column !ise.

C"oose t"e missing c"aracter from t"e gien alternaties.

* + @ 5

1. '2. y3. "4. P

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

3Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : $he letters in the #rst ro" %ollo" the seDuences :,:. &i!ilarly, in the second ro", the seDuence is :6, :8. In the third ro", !oes steps %or"ard to gie and so, should !oe steps to gie 9.

Question : 08

*irections: 7"ic" of t"e follo!ing numbers !ill re%lace t"e +uestion

mark (/) in t"e ,gures gien belo!/

1. 22. 33. 44. 0

Correct Ans!er :


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(2) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : ( ) Q (

) gies the nu!ber inside the circle.

( ) Q ( ) ( Q ) Q 3

Question : 0;

*irections: In t"e gien +uestion t"e ,gures contain certainc"aracters. ou are re+uired to consider t"e c"aracters in eac" and

follo! a similar %attern to ,nd t"e missing c"aracter.

1. 202. 243. 24. 28

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : In the gien #gure, the pattern %ollo"ed is 14 : 6 20.&i!ilarly, 18 : 2

$hus, the reDuired nu!ber is 2.

Question : 0


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*irections: Read t"e follo!ing information carefull$ and ans!er t"e

+uestion belo!. A famil$ consists of si members A C * ' and -.

2"ere are t!o married cou%les. is an engineer and mot"er of '. -

is a lecturer and grandmot"er of C. * is %rinci%al and grandfat"er of

'. 2"ere is one engineer one lecturer one doctor one %rinci%al andt!o students in t"e famil$.

7"at is t"e %rofession of A/

1. ngineer2.


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(4) our Ans!er :

4Correct

Ans!er '%lanation :

Question : 1

Hnl$ one of t"e e%ressions as gien in t"e four alternaties "as a

correct relation. -ind t"at alternatie.

Directions: In the given question, some relations have been expressed throughsymbols, which are explained below.

• > stands for division

• v stands for multiplication

• < stands for addition

• ∧ stands for subtraction

• + stands for equal to

• - stands for greater than

• x stands for less than

1. 12 R 2 3 S 4 6 B 12. 12 R 3 4 B 6 S 1 23. 12 R 4 Q 6 1 B 2 S 34. 12 R 6 Q 1 2 S 3 B 4

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :


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1Correct

Ans!er '%lanation :

12 R 2 3 S 4 T 6 U 1 12 V 2 R 3 : 4 6 ' 1 6 R 6 6 R 1 this is true.Ans!er: (1)

Question :

If in a code language 3AR2'R is !ritten as 81;41 and RAC' as

104 t"en "o! !ill ACC'32 be !ritten in t"at language/

1. 43322. 3323. 424. 2334

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

1

Correct

Ans!er '%lanation :


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1Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : 8 6 3 4 2 8 2 4 2 6 4 , only t"o.

Question :

If N means M M means L L means O and O means N t"en 14 0 O 14 N 4

M P /

1. 02. 63. 104. 20

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

3Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : $he gien eDuation is 1 ' 3 W 1 : 2. o", usingthe appropriate !athe!atical operations, "e get

1 ' 3 W 1 : 2 1 W 3 : 1 ' 2 : 1 ' 2 : 1 10 10

Question : 4

*irections: In t"is +uestion umbled al%"abets of a meaningful !ord

are gien. ou are to rearrange t"ese al%"abets into a meaningful

!ord and select from t"e gien alternaties t"e letter !"ic" !ill be

t"e last letter of t"e reMarranged !ord.

AIIS2

1. 2. I3. &4. H

Correct Ans!er :

(4)

our Ans!er :


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natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : $he correct "ord is &AII$H, "hose last letter is H.

Question : 6

*irections: 2"e +uestion is based on t"e follo!ing set of numbers:

0;6 ;8 6


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3. 2nd October, $uesday4. 4th October, 9ednesday

Correct Ans!er :


Ans!er '%lanation : &epte!ber has 30 days.&o, 3 days a%ter 2th &epte!ber &aturday &unday >onday $uesday 2 : 1 : 1 : 1&o, he reached >u!bai on 2nd October, $uesday.

Question : ;

7"ic" of t"e follo!ing ,gures forms t"e mirror image of t"e gien

,gure (K) if t"e mirror is %laced %arallel to t"e line A but is !"oll$

to t"e rig"t of t"e ,gure/

1. (1)2. (2)3. (3)4. (4)

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

3Incorrect

Ans!er '%lanation : Irrespectie o% the orientation o% the !irror, theobserer "ill al"ays loo- into the !irror nor!ally.=igure (4) is the correct option.


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Question : <

Identif$ t"e %ossible number of s+uares in t"e ,gure gien belo!:

1. 182. 223. 244. 1

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

1Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : Consider the #gure7

$he sDuares are *@>I, CF>@, +A>F, I>A, *>, *=C>, >C+, >+/, B9*,MHC*, X1+C, *1C1+, O@A,


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1. , 34, 8, 13, 302. 20, 03, 01, 00, 213. 20, , 42, 41, 64. , 86, 12, 6,

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

1Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : > 20, 03, 34 12, 21, 40, 42, 8, 6, , 00, 13, O 11, 30, , 8, 8

$his is the only option that correctly %ollo"s the codes o% all letters o% the"ord >O.

General A!areness

Question : 41

7"ere are t"e "ead+uarters of -ord com%an$ located/

1. >ichigan


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2. &eattle3. &an =rancisco4. one o% these

Correct Ans!er :(1)

our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Question : 4

2"e ca%ital of F"ark"and is

1. anchi2. *o-aro3. /aParibagh4. +hanbad

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

1

Correct

Question : 40

2"e future is no!T is a slogan used b$ icrosoft. 7"ic" Indian

coined t"is %"rase/

1. /arish *i?oor2. lDuee


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2"e densit$ of !ater is

1. 1000 -gW!3

2. 100 -gW!3

3. 10 gWc!3

4. 100 gWc!3

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

1Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : $he density o% "ater is 1000 -gW!3

Question : 44

2"e rate of c"ange of t"e %osition of an obect !it" time in an$

direction is kno!n as

1. distance2. !otion3. elocity

4. speed

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

4Correct

Question : 46

7"o among t"e follo!ing is famous for "is market %olic$ and

,ation of %rices/

1. @alaluddin Fhil?i2. lauddin Fhil?i3. >uha!!adbin$ughlaD4. hiyasuddin$ughlaD

Correct Ans!er :

(2)


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our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : Correct ans"er is (2).

Question : 48

ame t"e !riter of 5$ '%eriment !it" 2rut"5.

1. @. A. ehru2. +r. a?endra ahat!a andhi

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

4Correct

Question : 4;

Cell t"eor$ of organisms !as gien b$

1. *ose and &aha2. obert /oo-e3. +ar"in4. &chleiden and &ch"an

Correct Ans!er :

(4)

our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Question : 4<

Among t"e gien substances t"e s%eci,c grait$ is t"e "ig"est for

1. !ercury2. alcohol3. "ater


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4. turpentine

Correct Ans!er :

(1)


Question : 6@

7"at does t"e !"ite colour in our ational -lag stand for/

1. Courage2. enunciation3. $ruth and peace4. =aith

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

3Correct

Question : 61

7"o is t"e aut"or of t"e =arr$ 3otter series/

1. nid *lyton2. u!er odden3. @. F. o"ling4. Bi-ra! &eth

Correct Ans!er :(3)

our Ans!er :

3Correct

Question : 6

7"at is a Taikonaut /

1. @apanese #sh


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2. @apanese roc-et3. Chinese space!an4. $ai"anese space!an

Correct Ans!er :(3)

our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Question : 60

7"o is t"e C'H of Indo Rama S$nt"etics/

1. O.


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1. "orship o% !other goddess2. "orship o% nature3. "orship o% tri!urties

4. "orship o%


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natte!pted

Question : 6;

7"ic" of t"e follo!ing countries is not a nuclear %o!er/

1. $he &2. China3. @apan4. =rance

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

4Incorrect

Question : 6<

7"ic" among t"e follo!ing organisations %re%ares t"e ,scal %olic$

of India/

1. esere *an- o% India2. inistry o% =inance

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Question : 8@

A colourMblind %erson "as diUcult$ to see

1. all colours2. red colour only3. red, green and pale tints

4. iolet and blue


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Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

1

Incorrect

Question : 81

In !"ic" $ear !ere t"e ,rst Gramm$ A!ards a!arded/

1. 12. 13. 162

4. 16 Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : Correct option is (2).

Question : 8

7"ic" of t"e follo!ing 3residents of aldies !as arrested under

antiMterrorism la!s/

1. >oha!!ed 9aheed /assan2. >au!oon bdul ayoo!3. Ibrahi! asir4. >oha!ed asheed

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : Correct option is (4).

Question : 80


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2"e brand 5*andi Salt5 belongs to !"ic" grou%/

1. Fun"ar ?ay2. I$C

3. /AA4. *unge

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

2Incorrect

Question : 8

7"ic" of t"e follo!ing %lanets rotates clock!ise/

1. ercury

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Question : 84

2"e largest %roducer of %etroleum in India is

1. u?arat2. ssa!3. >aharashtra4. Ferala

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

3

Incorrect


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Question : 86

7"o among t"e follo!ing is a "akti saint in !"ose !orks t"e

teac"ings of uslim saints are included/

1. Fabir2. $ulsidas3. Chaitanya4. uru ana-

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

1

Correct

Question : 88

=o! !ill a green leaf %laced in a dark room illuminated b$ red lig"t

a%%ear/

1. reen2. ed

3. Hello"4. *lac-

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

3Correct

Question : 8;

ame t"e onl$ Indian leader !"o %artici%ated in all t"e t"ree Round

2able Conferences "eld at ondon.

1. @a"aharlal ehru2. >ahat!a andhi3. >otilal ehru4. +r. *. . !bed-ar

Correct Ans!er :(4)


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our Ans!er :

1Incorrect

Question : 8<

2"e term 5lue Reolution5 relates to

1. creating ?obs2. space progra!3. Ha!una ction


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2. $he &pea-er o% the /ouse o% the


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Ans!er '%lanation : Correct option is (2). Question : ;

2"e name of "arati$a Fanata 3art$ before 1ound o% the reat3. >ound o% the &urior

4. >ound o% the +ead Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

4Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : >ound o% the +ead is the local na!e o% >ohen?odaro.

Question : ;6

i!iMEaMa+bara is t"e tomb of

1. ur?ahan2. urangPebYs "i%e3. /u!ayunYs sister4. >u!taP >ahal

Correct Ans!er :(2)


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our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Question : ;8

7"en a state Goernor dies or resigns !"o normall$ eercises "is

functions till a ne! Goernor is a%%ointed/

1. &ecretary eneral o% the oernor2. ny person designated by the &tate Cabinet3. Chie% @ustice o% the /igh Court4. docate eneral o% the &tate

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

3Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : 9hen a state oernor dies or resigns, the Chie%

@ustice o% that particular stateZs /igh Court e'ercises his %unctions till a ne"oernor is appointed.

Question : ;;

Hf t"e si languages recognised b$ t"e !"ic" t!o are !orking

languages of t"e Secretariat/

1. nglish and &panish2. nglish and =rench3. Chinese and rabic

4. &panish and =rench

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

2Correct

Question : ;<

2"e la! relating to %risoners of !ar "as been codi,ed b$


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1. /ague Conentions2. enea Conentions3. Bienna Conentions

4. one o% these Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : $he la" relating to prisoners o% "ar has been codi#edby enea Conentions.

Question : =ealt"$ 7orld? is a %roduct t"at belongs to t"e stable of

1. I$C2. /atsun3. *ritannia4. gro $ech =oods

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Question : aharashtra

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :


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Question :


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Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

3

Incorrect

Question :


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4. =reePing point

Correct Ans!er :

(3)

our Ans!er :3Correct

Question :


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1. &2. ussia3. =rance4. er!any

Correct Ans!er :(2)

our Ans!er :

4Incorrect

A%titudeQuestion : 1@1

Gangaram bu$s 8@@@ bananas at Rs. eac" and agrees to %a$ an

additional sum of Rs. 0@@ for t"eir delier$. =e estimated t"at 1@V

of t"e bananas !ill be s%oiled so "e decides a selling %rice of Rs. 0

eac" for t"e remaining. =o!eer during delier$ @V of t"e

bananas are s%oiled. 7"at s"ould be t"e %ercent increase in t"e

selling %rice in order to obtain t"e same total %ro,t/

1. 20[2. 12.[3. 2[4. 30[

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

2Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : 10[ decrease !eans there are 6300 bananas. $otal &< 6300 ' 3 s. 1800ctual bananas le%t a%ter 20[ decrease 600

$o -eep the pro#t sa!e, &< o% each banana should be 1800 W 600 s.3.3


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Question : 1@

In a %arallelogram AC* A* P 1 cm C* P 16 cm and * P ; cm.

-ind t"e area of t"e %arallelogram.

1. 12 c!2

2. 8 c!2

3. 24 c!2

4. 4 c!2

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

3Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : rea o% \\g! *C+ ar *+ : ar *+C

&e!iperi!eter o% *+ c! c! 18 c!

9e -noe that, by /eroZs %or!ula rea o% *+ ("here a, band c are sides o% the triangle)

c!2

c!2

c!2

3 2 2 c!2 12 c!2

lso, area o% *+ area o% *C+rea o% \\g! *C+ area o% *+ : area o% *C+

12 c!2: 12 c!2

24 c!2

Question : 1@0


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In t"e gien ,gure AC* is an isosceles tra%eWium !it" A* P 4 units

and A P 4 units. -urt"er A- *C and *- P units. 2"e area of

tra%eWium AC* is

1. 2 units2

2. 32 units2

3. 36 units2

4. 40 units2

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

1Correct

Ans!er '%lanation :

Construction 7 +rop prependicular C+ %ro! *. In +=, *y pythagorastheore! , =2 +2 +=2 (2 42) units2 32 units2

or = 3 units&ince it is an isosceles trapePiu!, C+ = : 2+= * : 2+= : 2(4) 13 units

rea o% trapePiu!, *C+ ]( : 13) 3 sD. units 2 sD. units (rea o%trapePiu! 1W2 (su! o% parallel sides ' height bet"een the!))

Question : 1@


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Ankit made a %en. =e s%ent Rs. 4 on t"e bod$ and Rs. 0 on t"e re,ll.

At !"at %rice must "e sell t"e %en to gain 4V/

1. s. 6

2. s. 6.403. s. 44. s. 10

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

4Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : $otal C< o% pen C< o% body o% pen : C< o% re#ll o%pen

s. : s. 3 s. 8ien that gain[ 2[

$o #nd7 &< o% pen

o", C<

8 &.< o% pen s. s. 10

Question : 1@4

S!ati bu$s ; oranges for Rs. 1@. At !"at %rice s"ould s"e sell a

doWen oragnes if s"e !is"es to make a %ro,t of 14V/

1. s. 12.2. s. 13.04

3. s. 1.644. s. 1.2

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

4Correct


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Ans!er '%lanation : C< o% 8 oranges s. 10

C< o% 1 orange s. s.


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(gainWC


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Ans!er '%lanation : Aet the nu!ber o% 20paisa sta!ps be ',u!ber o% 1paisa sta!ps be (4 ')ccording to the proble!, 20' : 1(4 ') 880,

20' : 0 1' 880, ' 1, ' 3

u!ber o% 20paisa sta!ps 3 and nu!ber o% 1paisa sta!ps 4 3 12

Question : 1@<

Simon and Sonam can %aint t"e roof of a "ouse in 4 da$s. Simon

alone can do t"is ob in da$s less t"an Sonam. Assume t"at 55 ist"e number of da$s re+uired b$ Sonam to do t"e ob. 7"ic" of t"e

follo!ing is t"e correct e+uation/

1. '2 ; 14' ; 20 02. '2 : 14' ; 20 03. '2 : 14' : 20 04. '2 ; 14' : 20 0

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

4Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : Aet ' be the nu!ber o% days %or &ona! to coer theroo% "or-ing alone.

&ona! does "or- in 1 day.

I% &i!on "or-s alone, he can do this "or- in ' ; 4 days.

&i!on does "or- in a day.ccording to the proble!,

'(' 4) ' : ' 20'2 4' 10' 20'2 4' 10' : 20 0'2 14' : 20 0


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Question : 11@

r. 3arta% undertook to do a certain %iece of construction !ork in 14

da$s. Since 6 of t"e em%lo$ed labourers !ere absent from t"e er$

,rst da$ t"e rest could ,nis" t"e !ork in 1 da$s. 2"e original

number of men em%lo$ed !as

1. 12. 13. 124. 21

Correct Ans!er :

(4)

our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : Aet "or- done by 1 !an in 1 day " unitsAet total "or- 9 unitsAet initial nu!ber o% !en > : 6&o, 1(> : 6)" 9 ...(i)lso, 21>" 9 ...(ii)

=ro! (i) and (ii), "e get > 1. $hus, total nu!ber o% !en originally e!ployed 1 : 6 21./ence, option 4 is correct.

Question : 111

2"e !ater stored in a "ouse"old is suUcient for 6@ da$s. *ue to a

leak it lasts for @ da$s less. =o! long !ould t"e !ater last if t"ere

are eactl$ t!o similar leaks/

1. 2 days2. 30 days3. 3 days4. 36 days

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

natte!pted


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Ans!er '%lanation : Aet the daily utilisation be F litres.

$otal capacity 60F. Aet the rate o% lea- be A Aitres W day 60F 40F : 40A or F 2A. Aet us assu!e that "ith t"o such lea-s, the

"ater lasts %or ' days.&o, 60F 'F : 2'A.Or ' 30 days

Question : 11

-ie men start a %iece of !ork at ;:@@ am and t"e$ can com%lete t"e

!ork b$ :@@ %m !it"out taking an$ break. If one more man oins

t"em at 1:@@ noon t"en at !"at time !ill t"e !ork be com%leted/

1. 3700 p!2. 3720 p!3. 3730 p!4. 3740 p!

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : Aet "or- done by 1 !an in 1 hour ". $otal ti!e ta-en by !en to co!plete the "or- 8 hours.Aet total "or- 9.&o, 8 ' " ' 9 or " 9W40.o", "or- done till 12700 noon 9W2.o", let h hours be ta-en by 6 !en to co!plete the rest o% the ?ob.&o no", h ' 6 ' " 9W2 or h 3.333 hrs 3hrs 20 !in.

$hus, the "or- shall be co!pleted by 3720 p!./ence, option 2 is correct.

Question : 110

In a 1@ m race A can beat b$ m and C b$ @ m !"ereas C can

beat b$ 1 second. 7"at is t"e time taken b$ A to com%lete t"e

race/

1. 20 seconds2. 24 seconds


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3. 2 seconds4. 23 seconds

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : In ti!e, coers 120 !, * coers 6 !etres and Ccoers 100 !etres.&ince ti!e is constant, ratio o% distances is eDuialent to the ratio %o% speeds,i.e. 120 7 67 100 or 30 7 24 7 2Option 1 is correct.

Question : 11

If t"e sim%le interest on a certain sum of mone$ for 0 $ears is Rs.

4 and t"e com%ound interest on t"e same sum at t"e same rate

for $ears is Rs. 140 t"en t"e %rinci%al inested (in Rs.) is

1. 30002. 18

3. 1004. 220

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : &ince &i!ple inerest %or three years is s 22, thusinterest per year "ill be s. as &.I. is sa!e %or eery year.o", &I CI (%or #rst year)o", in the second year, along "ith , a person is getting s. 3 e'tra (incase o% co!pound interest), thus rate (3W) ' 100 4[&ince interest in the #rst year , thus principal W0W04 s. 18/ence, option (1) is correct.

Question : 114


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2"e area of a rectangle is gien b$ A P ; M M 14. If t"e lengt" is

larger t"an t"e breadt" t"en lengt" is

1. (3' : )

2. (' : 3)3. (4' : )4. (2' 3)

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : &ol7 rea o% a rectangle A (Aength) ' *( *readth) 8'2 2' 1A Q * 8'2 12' : 10' 1 4'(2' 3) : (2' 3)A Q * (4' : ) (2' 3)Clearly, 4' : R 2' 3 A 4' : /ence, option (3) is correct.

Question : 116

2"e number in t"e units %lace in (60)0; is

1. 02. 13. 4. 8

Correct Ans!er :

(3)

our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : $he nu!ber in units place o% 62338 "ill be the sa!eas the nu!ber in the units place o% 338

30 131 332

33

234 81


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%ter this, the units place digits "ill start repeating. (cyclicity ) $hus, the units place digits repeat a%ter eery set o% 4 po"ers.o", 38 36 : 2.38 ' 4 : 2.

$his i!plies, "e hae sets o% 4s and then another 2. $hus, the units place digit "ill be the sa!e as in 32 /ence, option 3 is correct.

Question : 118

'ac" side of a s+uare measures cm more t"an eac" side of anot"er

s+uare. If t"e sum of t"eir areas is @@ s+. cm t"en !"at is t"e area

of t"e larger s+uare/

1. 144 c!2

2. 16 c!2

3. 16 c!2

4. 26 c!2

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : Aet each side o% the s!aller !easure ' c!.nd length o% each side o% the larger sDuare (' : 4) c!ccording to the proble!, (' : 4)2 : '2 400 ^area o% sDuare side ' side_'2 : 8' : 16 : '2 400or 2'2 : 8' ; 384 0

'2 : 4' ; 12 0or (' : 16) (' ; 12) 0

' 12, ' ` 16&o, the length o% each side o% the larger sDuare (12 : 4) c! 16 c!rea 162 c!2 26 c!2

/ence, option (4) is correct.

Question : 11;

2"e alue of is


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1. '2. 13. '1

4.

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : '/ence, option (1) is correct.

Question : 11<

Rames" Sures" and Ab"ina enter into a %artners"i%. Rames"

inests some amount at t"e beginning. Sures" inests double t"e

amount after 6 mont"s and Ab"ina inests t"rice t"e amount

inested b$ Rames" after ; mont"s. 2"e$ earn a %ro,t of Rs. 4@@@

at t"e end of t"e $ear. 7"at is Ab"ina9s s"are in t"e %ro,t/ 1. s. 20002. s. 180003. s. 360004. s. 000

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : Aet a!esh inest s. a. %or a year.&ureshZs inest!ent s. 2a %or 6 !onths

bhinaZs inest!ent s. 3a %or 4 !onthss per partnership rule, ratio o% inest!ents atio o% pro#tsatio o% eDuialent su!s %or 1 !onth 12 a 7 6 2a 7 4 3a 12a 7 12a 7 12a

1 7 1 7 1o", the pro#t "ill be shared eDually a!ong the!.


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bhinaYs share s. s. 18000

$hus, the share o% bhina in the pro#t is s. 18000. /ence, option (2) is

correct.

Question : 1@

A student obtained 6@ 84 and ;4 marks in t"ree mont"l$

eaminations and


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4. s. 400

Correct Ans!er :

(3)

our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : Aet initial e'penditure per student per day s. ' $hus, e'penditure %or 3 students per day 3 'o", according to the proble!, (3 : ) (' 1) 3 ' : 42 ^totale'penditure per day e'penditure per student per day ' nu!ber o% days_' s. 12Initial e'penditure Z'Z ' 3 s. 12 ' 3 s. 420 /ence, option 3 is correct.

Question : 1

A %erson sells t!o articles for Rs. 0;4 eac". Hn t"e ,rst "e gains

08.4V and on t"e ot"er "e loses 08.4V. 7"at is "is total gain or loss

in t"e entire transaction/

1. s. 2 loss

2. s. 126 gain3. s. 126 loss4. s. 2 gain

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : C< o% 1st article s. (100W13.) (38) s. 280C< o% 2nd article s. (100W62.) (38) s. 616

$otal C< s. 86 $otal &< s. 0

Aoss s. (86 0) s. 126

Question : 10


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Instead of ,nding ;V of a number Saloni incorrectl$ found ;V of

t"e number. S"e got an ans!er !"ic" is 4@ more t"an t"e actual

ans!er. 7"at is t"e actual ans!er/

1. 402. 2803. 1004. 110

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : Aet the nu!ber be -.Original ans"er should be 0.28-./er ans"er is 0.82-.+iJerence 0.4-.It is gien as 40.

- 1000 ns"er 0.28- 280

Question : 1

Anna and ritne$ start to !alk from cit$ A to cit$ at t"e same time.

2"e distance bet!een t"e cities A and is kno!n to be 6@

kilometres. Anna traels km%" slo!er t"an ritne$. 7"en ritne$

reac"es cit$ s"e at once turns back meeting Anna at 1 km a!a$

from cit$ . 7"ic" of t"e follo!ing could be t"e s%eed of ritne$/

1. 4 -!Whr

2. 8 -!Whr3. 12 -!Whr4. 16 -!Whr

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

natte!pted


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Ans!er '%lanation : Aet speed o% nna be ' -!ph.&peed o% *ritney be (' : 4) -!phIn this ti!e, nna coers 48 -!, *ritney coers 2 -!,Duating their ti!ings, "e hae

Or Or 2' 48' : 12Or 24' 12Or ' 8&o, speed o% *ritney is 12 -!ph.

Question : 14

A boat takes 4 "ours to traels t"e distance of 0@ km against t"e

stream and 1@ "ours to traels 1@@ km !it" (along) t"e stream. 2"e

ratio of t"e s%eed of t"e boat in still !ater to t"e s%eed of t"e

stream is

1. 1 7 42. 4 7 13. 2 7 14. 1 7 2

Correct Ans!er :(2)

our Ans!er :

natte!pted


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Ans!er

'%lanation : /ence option (2) is correct.

Question : 16

In AC t"e lengt" of side A is t!ice t"at of C and A P 6 cm.

7"ic" of t"e follo!ing combinations of measurements does not

re%resent t"e sides of t"e triangle AC/

1. 3 c!, 6 c!, c!2. 2 c!, 3 c!, 6 c!3. 3 c!, c!, 6 c!4. 3 c!, 6 c!, 8 c!

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : * 6 c! and * 2 *C 6 c! 2 *C

c! *C 3 c! *C

o", * 6 c!, *C 3 c!I% C 2 c!, then C : *C c! S 6 c!


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i.e. C : *C S C, "hich is not possible. &u! o% t"o sides o% a triangle is greater than the third side.K

Question : 18

If t"en e+uals

1. 22. 43. 164. (136)1W3

Correct Ans!er :(2)

our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : /ence option (2) is correct.

Question : 1;

If 1 N 6 N 11 N ....... N P 1; t"en is e+ual to

1. 362. 8

3. 304. one o% these


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Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : 148 &n 26 n(n 3)

n2 3n 26 0, soling, "e get n 8, 3W n 8 as n cannot be negatie

Question : 1<

A line segment oining t"e %oints (m n) and (n m) is diided in t"e

ratio n : m internall$ b$ a %oint 3. 7"at !ill be t"e ordinate of t"is

%oint 3/

1.2. 0

3.4. 1

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : Coordinates o% the point


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$here%ore, y

y

&o, the ordinate is .

Question : 10@

A rectangular %ark is 0; m long and 14 m !ide. A %at" 0.4 m !ide is

constructed outside t"e %ark. -ind t"e outer %erimeter of t"e %at".

1. 120 !

2. 106 !3. 126 !4. 134 !

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er'%lanation

:


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/ence option (4) is corerct

Question : 101

AC is a rig"t triangle rig"tMangled at . * is %er%endicular to side

AC. 7"ic" of t"e follo!ing statements is correct/

1. +.C *2

2. *.C +2

3. *.+ C2

4. +*2 *.*C

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

natte!pted


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Ans!er '%lanation :

*C +* (si!ilar triangles by property)

(si!ilar parts o% si!ilar triangles)*2 +.C

Question : 10

In t"e gien ,gure ' and - are midX%oints of C* and A

res%ectiel$ and C* P A. If H is t"e centre of t"e circle !"ic" of

t"e follo!ing relations"i%s is true/

1. + =2. O= C3. = O4. + O=

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : $he perpendicular %ro! the centre o% a circle to achord bisects the chord.


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It is gien that C +, = =* and C+ *.s C+ *

(C+) (*) + = ( is the !id point o% C+ and = is the !id point o% *)

Question : 100

In t"e gien ,gure 32 and 3Q are t"e tangents to t"e circle !it"

centre at H.

If 3H P ; N HQ and 3Q P 1 cm ,nd t"e alue of HQ. 1. 20 c!2. 12 c!3. c!4. 6 c!

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :


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natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : $he angle bet"een the tangent to the circle and the

radius o% the circle is 0o

and in a right angle triangle, /2

<2

: *2

. (bypythagoras theore!) $hus, in the gien #gure, G >G4. O>


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Ans!er '%lanation : perpendicular %ro! the centre o% the circle to achord bisects the chord o% circle or iceersa.

&o, >G


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s "e cannot conert to , so the relationship can neer betrue./ence option (4) is correct.

Question : 106

In an isosceles H P H and 3 is t"e altitude.

7"ic" of t"e follo!ing relations"i%s is de,nitel$ true/

1. >O<2. >< O><

3. >< >O<4. ><

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : In >< and O> O> (ien)>< >< (Co!!on)

>< O>< (*y ./.&. cong. rule)

Question : 108

-rom a 6@ m "ig" building t"e angles of de%ression of t!o cars on

t"e o%%osite ends of t"e building are obsered to be 6@o

and 0@o

. If


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t"e line oining t"em %asses t"roug" t"e foot of t"e building ,nd

t"e distance bet!een t"e cars.

1. 13.2 !

2. 1.3 !3. 138.6 !4. 200 !

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : Aet O< be the building and and * be the t"o cars. $hen, O< 60,


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Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : (sin : cos )2 : (sin ; cos )2

2 (sin2 : cos2) 2 (1)( (a : b)2 : (a ; b)2 2(a2 : b2)sin2 : cos2 1)

&hortcut approach 7


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*y


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3. y2 2'2 : 4'4

4. y2 2'2 4'4

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(2) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : /ere, y 2 sin t cos t y2 4sin2 t cos2 t y2 4'2 (1 cos2 t) y2 4'2 (1 '2) y2 4'2 4'4

Question : 1

7"at is t"e alue of /

1. ; 12. 03. 14. 2

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : 9e -no" that sin ( 0 ) cos and also, cos (0

) sin

; 0

Question : 10


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In t"e gien ,gure H is t"e centre of t"e circle and AHC P 11Y.

-ind t"e measure of AC.

1. 6o

2. 112o

3. 224o

4. 124o

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : $he angle subtended by an arc at the centre isdouble the angle subtended by it at any point on the re!aining part o% thecircle. lso, the su! o% the opposite angles o% a cyclic Duadrilateral is 180o.It is gien that OC 112o.

lso, +C OC

+C 6o

o", +C : *C 180o ( *C+ is a cyclic Duadrilateral) 6o : *C 180o

*C 124o

Question : 1

In t"e gien ,gure H is t"e centre of t"e circle and 3Q is a tangent

to t"e circle at 3.


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If H3 P 3Q !"at is t"e measure of /

1. 0o

2. 60o

3. 30o

4. 4o

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation :

I% t"o sides o% a triangle are eDual, then their opposite angles are also eDual.&ince O<


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In AC ZA P @o. * is a %oint on AC suc" t"at * P C. If ZA* P

0@o ,nd t"e measure of ZAC.

1. 30o

2. 0o

3. 60o

4. 0o

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation :

*C+ *+C ( +*C is isosceles)

110 (e'terior angle)

180 ( C+* ngle su! property)

or 180or 180 ; 110 0

110 ; 0 40

*C 30 : 30 : 40 0./ence option (4) is correct

Question : 16

In !"ic" $ear did t"e im%orts register t"e "ig"est V increase oer

its %receding $ear/

Directions: efer to the graph below and answer the question that follows!


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1. 182. 1883. 1864. 14

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : (0): 186

( ) 100 4.18[, i.e. !a'i!u!.

Question : 18

2"e im%orts in 1


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4. 3.22

Correct Ans!er :

(1)

our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : 0.31

Question : 1;

7"at is t"e ratio of t"e $ears !"ic" "ae aboe aerage im%orts to

t"ose !"ic" "ae belo! aerage im%orts/

Directions: efer to the graph below and answer the question that follows!

1. 3 7 2. 7 33. 8 7 34. 3 7 8

Correct Ans!er :(1)

our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : erage (346 : 1811 : 2413 : 4203 : 016 :832 : 2000 : 200) W 8 2240W8 36

Question : 1


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2"e increase in im%orts in 1


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1. 82. 113. 124. 180

Correct Ans!er :(2)

our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : I!ports in 186 as a [ o% aerage i!ports (4203W36)K ' 100 114. 11 (appro')

'nglis"

Question : 141

*irections: In t"is +uestion a sentenceOa %art of sentence is

underlined to !"ic" alternaties (1) () and (0) are gien belo!

!"ic" ma$ im%roe t"e sentence. C"oose t"e correct alternatie. If

no im%roement is needed $our ans!er is ().

2"e easiest of t"e t"ing to do is to ask t"e c"ildren to tell t"eir

names.

1. o% all the things done2. o% the things to do3. a!ong the things did4. o i!proe!ent

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

2Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : $he superlatie degree is used to re%er to one thingout o% !any things. $he tense o% the sentence is present. &o, fo% the things todof is the correct phrase.


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4Incorrect

Ans!er '%lanation : Aail oneself of !eans to !a-e use o% to oneZs

adantage. /ere, NI "ould be %ollo"ed by N!ysel%.

Question : 14





=e "ad a er$ diUcult %eriod in "is sickness. 1. "hile2. during3. o% 4. o i!proe!ent

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

2Correct

Ans!er '%lanation : $his is correct ans"er as the preposition +uringe'presses ti!e period.

Question : 144


underlined to !"ic" alternaties (1) () and (0) are gien belo!!"ic" ma$ im%roe t"e sentence. C"oose t"e correct alternatie. If


2"e aut"orities !ere all s"ocked at "is failure in t"e gamble.

1. "ere shoc-ed at all2. had been all shoc-ed on3. had all shoc-ed oer

4. o correction reDuired


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Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

4

Correct Ans!er '%lanation : $he sentence needs no correction.

Question : 146





=e "as set "imself "ig" as an adocate for =uman Rig"ts.

1. up2. do"n3. aside4. o i!proe!ent

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : Set u% to put (onesel%) %or"ard asL clai! to beSet do!n to cause to sitL seatSet aside to separate and resere %or a special purpose

Question : 148





$ mot"er "as not scold an$bod$.

1. do2. does


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3. had4. o i!proe!ent

Correct Ans!er :


Ans!er '%lanation : (2) is the correct option as per the rule %or negatieo% present inde#nite. 9ith doWdoes not, #rst %or! o% the erb is to be used.lso, because !other is singular, does "ill be used.

$he rest o% the options 1, 3 and 4 are inappropriate.

Question : 14;





I !as so !orried t"at I ran for m$ life.

1. sad2. %rightened3. an'ious4. o i!proe!ent

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

1Incorrect

Ans!er '%lanation : '%lanation for o%tion 1 : Incorrect as so!eonedoes not run %or li%e i% he is sad.

'%lanation for o%tion : Correct. $he "ord Y%rightenedY "ill be !oresuitable here as the %eeling o% being %rightened !ay !a-e so!eone run %orhis li%e.

'%lanation for o%tion 0 : Incorrect as so!eone does not run %or li%e i% he


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is an'ious.

'%lanation for o%tion : Incorrect as this sentence reDuiresi!proe!ent.

Question : 14<

*irections: A %art of t"e sentence is underlined. elo! are gien

alternaties to t"e underlined %art at (1) () (0) and () !"ic" ma$

im%roe t"e sentence. C"oose t"e correct alternatie.

A man !it" a ritis" s%eec" seen in t"e ideo is belieed to be a

terrorist.

1. pronunciation2. tone3. sound4. accent

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

1Incorrect

Ans!er '%lanation : Accent !eans a "ay o% pronouncing "ords thatindicates the place o% origin or social bac-ground o% the spea-er.

Question : 16@

*irections: A %art of t"e gien sentence is underlined. Gien belo!

are alternaties to t"e underlined %art !"ic" ma$ im%roe t"e

sentence. C"oose t"e correct alternatie from (a) (b) and (c) and

mark it as ans!er. In case no im%roement is needed mark $our

ans!er as (d).

*ue to t"e lo! tem%erament in t"e "all no one felt like leaing

een after t"e meeting !as oer.

1. te!per2. te!perature

3. te!po4. o i!proe!ent


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Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

1Incorrect

Ans!er '%lanation : '%lanation for o%tion : It is correct as it !eansZ!easure o% hot and coldZ.

Question : 161

2"e s$non$m of "andful is

Directions: ead the given passage carefully.

"olphins live in saltwater but they can also live in freshwater locations. #nly a handful of the species

though are $nown to thrive in freshwater regions. %hey tend to stic$ to the shallow areas of the waterfound along the continental shelves.

"olphins are regarded as the friendliest creatures in the sea and stories of them helping drowning sailorshave been common since oman times. %he more we learn about dolphins, the more we realise thattheir society is more complex than people previously imagined. %hey loo$ after other dolphins when they

are ill, care for pregnant mothers and protect the wea$est in the community, as we do. &ome scientistshave suggested that dolphins have a language but it is much more probable that they communicate witheach other without needing words. 'ould any of these mammals be more intelligent than man( 'ertainly

the most common argument in favour of man)s superiority over them that we can $ill them more easilythan they can $ill us is the least satisfactory. #n the contrary, the more we discover about these

remar$able creatures, the less we appear superior when we destroy them.

1. !any2. !ore3. a %e"4. !uch

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : It !eans a ery s!all nu!ber o% people or things, (so%e" that they can #ll a hand).

Question : 16

2"e dol%"ins can lie in


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"olphins are regarded as the friendliest creatures in the sea and stories of them helping drowning sailorshave been common since oman times. %he more we learn about dolphins, the more we realise that

their society is more complex than people previously imagined. %hey loo$ after other dolphins when theyare ill, care for pregnant mothers and protect the wea$est in the community, as we do. &ome scientists

have suggested that dolphins have a language but it is much more probable that they communicate witheach other without needing words. 'ould any of these mammals be more intelligent than man( 'ertainly



1. salt"ater

2. %resh"ater3. *oth (1) and (2)4. one o% these

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : +olphins lie in salt"ater, but they can also lie in%resh"ater locations suggests the ans"er.

Question : 160

2"e meaning of t"e !ord t"rie is


"olphins live in saltwater but they can also live in freshwater locations. #nly a handful of the speciesthough are $nown to thrive in freshwater regions. %hey tend to stic$ to the shallow areas of the waterfound along the continental shelves.







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1. to gro"2. to lessen3. to create4. to destroy

Correct Ans!er :(1)

our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : It !eans to gro" or surie, i.e. the dolphinsgenerally lie in salt"ater, but so!e do surie and gro" in %resh"ater.

Question : 16

*ol%"ins "ae a DDDDDDDDDD like t"e "umans.







the most common argument in favour of man)s superiority over them that we can $ill them more easilythan they can $ill us is the least satisfactory. #n the contrary, the more we discover about theseremar$able creatures, the less we appear superior when we destroy them.

1. brain2. society3. sleep4. language

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

natte!pted


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Ans!er '%lanation : $hey loo- a%ter other dolphins "hen they are ill,care %or pregnant !others and protect the "ea-est in the co!!unity, as "edo suggests the ans"er.

Question : 164

*ol%"ins can %robabl$ DDDDDDDDDDDD !it" eac" ot"er.





their society is more complex than people previously imagined. %hey loo$ after other dolphins when they

are ill, care for pregnant mothers and protect the wea$est in the community, as we do. &ome scientistshave suggested that dolphins have a language but it is much more probable that they communicate witheach other without needing words. 'ould any of these mammals be more intelligent than man( 'ertainly



1. co!!unicate2. #ght

3. loe4. play

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : It is gien that it is !uch !ore probable that theyco!!unicate "ith each other suggests the ans"er.

Question : 166

*irections: In t"e gien +uestion out of t"e four alternaties

c"oose t"e one !"ic" best e%resses t"e meaning of t"e gien !ord.

=am%er

1. *loc-


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2. dance3. Clear4. Control

Correct Ans!er :(1)

our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : /a!per !eans to hold bac-L hinderL i!pede. &o,option 2 is the correct synony!.

Question : 168

*irections: C"oose t"e !ord !"ic" best e%resses t"e meaning of

t"e gien !ord.

Indolence

1. Aeniency2. AaPiness3. ela'ation

4. &tagnation

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : 'planation %or option 17 It is the Duality o% being

!ore tolerant than e'pected.'planation %or option 27 It !eans aoidance o% actiity or laPiness.'planation %or option 37 ela'ation is the state o% being %ree %ro! tension.'planation %or option 47 It is the state o% being still.

Question : 16;

*irections: C"oose t"e !ord !"ic" best e%resses t"e meaning of

t"e gien !ord.

luster


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1. buse2. $olerate3. &uJer

4. ant Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : 'planation %or option 17 buse !eans !istreat.'planation %or option 27 It !eans to allo" or per!it.

'planation %or option 37 &uJer !eans to bear.'planation %or option 47 ant !eans to tal- or shout in a loud, aggressie"ay.

Question : 16<

7"at is t"e aut"or5s main %ur%ose in !riting t"is %assage/Directions: ead the following passage and answer the question that follows.

*verybody doesnt $now how to ma$e pia, though most people love to eat it.

a$ing the perfect pia can be complicated, but there are a lot of ways for you to ma$e a more basicversion at home. %he easiest is to buy the crust from the mar$et rather than ma$ing it at home as the

crust is the most difficult to prepare. ost of the time, we cannot get the right consistency. %hough, you

can ma$e it yourself also. fter the crust, is the sauce, which is a little easier to ma$e. /ou have to buytomatoes, peel them, and then coo$ them with spices. It is not that difficult if you can manage the right

flavour. 0ow that you have your crust and your sauce, you need to add the cheese. /ou should $nowhow to turn mil$ into cheese. If not, you might want to buy cheese from the grocery store instead of

ma$ing it yourself. ll that is left at the end is the toppings which can be a person)s own choice. 1. +escribing the history o% piPPa2. $eaching a healthier "ay to !a-e piPPa3. Outlining steps to !a-e a basic piPPa at ho!e4.


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Question : 18@

According to t"e %assage !"ic" of t"e follo!ing !ords means

t"e o%%osite of 5com%licated5/ Directions: ead the following passage and answer the question that follows.

*verybody doesnt $now how to ma$e pia, though most people love to eat it.a$ing the perfect pia can be complicated, but there are a lot of ways for you to ma$e a more basicversion at home. %he easiest is to buy the crust from the mar$et rather than ma$ing it at home as the

crust is the most difficult to prepare. ost of the time, we cannot get the right consistency. %hough, youcan ma$e it yourself also. fter the crust, is the sauce, which is a little easier to ma$e. /ou have to buy

tomatoes, peel them, and then coo$ them with spices. It is not that difficult if you can manage the rightflavour. 0ow that you have your crust and your sauce, you need to add the cheese. /ou should $now

how to turn mil$ into cheese. If not, you might want to buy cheese from the grocery store instead of ma$ing it yourself. ll that is left at the end is the toppings which can be a person)s own choice.

1. +icult2. /ard

3. asy4. >anageable

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : $he easiest is to buy the crust %ro! the !ar-et. Z

Question : 181

According to t"e %assage !"ic" of t"e follo!ing is t"e s$non$m for

5%urc"ase5/Directions: ead the following passage and answer the question that follows.

*verybody doesnt $now how to ma$e pia, though most people love to eat it.a$ing the perfect pia can be complicated, but there are a lot of ways for you to ma$e a more basicversion at home. %he easiest is to buy the crust from the mar$et rather than ma$ing it at home as the




ma$ing it yourself. ll that is left at the end is the toppings which can be a person)s own choice. 1. =orget2. *uy3. s-4. Coo-

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :


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natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : f$he easiest is to ZbuyZ the crust %ro! the !ar-et...f.

Z*uyZ is a synony! o% ZpurchaseZ.

Question : 18

According to t"e aut"or !"ic" of t"e follo!ing ingredients do $ou

need to "ae read$ before $ou can add t"e to%%ings/Directions: ead the following passage and answer the question that follows.

*verybody doesnt $now how to ma$e pia, though most people love to eat it.a$ing the perfect pia can be complicated, but there are a lot of ways for you to ma$e a more basic

version at home. %he easiest is to buy the crust from the mar$et rather than ma$ing it at home as thecrust is the most difficult to prepare. ost of the time, we cannot get the right consistency. %hough, you


flavour. 0ow that you have your crust and your sauce, you need to add the cheese. /ou should $now

how to turn mil$ into cheese. If not, you might want to buy cheese from the grocery store instead of

ma$ing it yourself. ll that is left at the end is the toppings which can be a person)s own choice. 1. Crust2. &auce3. Cheese4. ll o% the aboe

Correct Ans!er :(4) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : ll that is le%t at the end is the toppings suggeststhat eerything else is done.

Question : 180

ou s"ould kno! "o! to turn t"at milk into c"eeseT. 7"$/Directions: ead the following passage and answer the question that follows.

*verybody doesnt $now how to ma$e pia, though most people love to eat it.

a$ing the perfect pia can be complicated, but there are a lot of ways for you to ma$e a more basicversion at home. %he easiest is to buy the crust from the mar$et rather than ma$ing it at home as the




ma$ing it yourself. ll that is left at the end is the toppings which can be a person)s own choice. 1. It is a good practice.


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2. It is used in piPPa.3. $o sae !il- %ro! getting spoiled.4. $o !a-e piPPa at your ho!e.

Correct Ans!er :(4)

our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : It is correct as the author is describing the !ethod o% !a-ing piPPa at ho!e.

Question : 18

*irections: C"oose t"e miss%elt !ord.

1. +iscernable2. +eious3. +oubt%ul4. +espensible

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : Correct spelling is dispensable.

Question : 184

*irections: C"oose t"e !ord !"ic" is incorrectl$ s%elt.

1. !icably2. no!aly3. n'iously4. rduosly

Correct Ans!er :

(4)

our Ans!er :


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natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : Arduousl$: 9ith diculty

Question : 186

*irections: -our alternaties are gien for t"e underlined

idiomO%"rase in t"e sentence. C"oose t"e alternatie !"ic" best

e%resses t"e meaning of t"e idiomO%"rase.

2"e "ig"er aut"orities did not im%ose an$ %enalt$ on Raman as "e

!as a green "orn.

1. an ine'perienced person2. high ocial3. an e'perienced person4. one o% these

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : reen horn is an ine'perienced or i!!ature personespecially one "ho is un%a!iliar "ith the "ays o% a place or group.

Question : 188

*irections: In t"is +uestion four alternaties are gien for t"e

idiomO%"rase underlined in t"e sentence. C"oose t"e alternatie

!"ic" best e%resses t"e meaning of t"e idiomO%"rase.

=e ground "is teet" !"en I missed t"e catc".

1. $o co!plain noisely2. $o be %rustrated3. $o hae the %eeling o% rage4. $o lay do"n on the ground

Correct Ans!er :(3)


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our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : '%lanation for o%tion 1: Zto grind oneZs teethZ!eans Zto hae the %eeling o% angerZ. /ence, this does not coney the!eaning o% the gien "ord.'%lanation for o%tion : $his is not alid as it does not e'press the right!eaning o% the underlined idio!.'%lanation for o%tion 0: Zto grind oneZs teethZ !eans Zto hae the %eelingo% angerZ. /ence, this is correct.'%lanation for o%tion : $his is inalid as Zoption 3Z e'presses the correct!eaning o% the underlined idio!.

Question : 18;

*irections: In t"is +uestion four alternaties are gien for t"e

idiomO%"rase underlined in t"e sentence. C"oose t"e alternatie

!"ic" best e%resses t"e meaning of t"e idiomO%"rase.

7"en I sa! "er in t"e eening s"e looked like a duck in a

t"understorm.

1. ti!id2. distressed3. peace%ul4. one o% these

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : '%lanation for o%tion 1: $he idio! a duc- in athunderstor! does not !ean co"ard or chic-en hearted person but thisidio! is used to describe a distressed condition.'%lanation for o%tion : $his is correct as a duc- in a thunderstor!!eans a distressed or tensed state.'%lanation for o%tion 0: $his is incorrect as a duc- in a thunderstor!denotes a distressed or tensed state.

'%lanation for o%tion : $his is not a alid option and the correct ans"eris distressed.


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Question : 18<

*irections: -our alternaties are gien for t"e idiomO%"rase

underlined in t"e sentence. C"oose t"e alternatie !"ic" beste%resses t"e meaning of t"e idiomO%"rase.

Fust before t"e banks sent "im a demand notice for recoering t"eir

dues "e did a moonlig"t [it.

1. le%t the place Duietly and secretly2. paid all his debts3. used eery possible !ethod to stall the notice

4. as-ed his %riends %or contributing !oney Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : $he phrase, Zdid a !oonlight EitZ re%ers to leaing theplace Duietly and secretly. $he others are the incorrect !eanings o% the gien

phrase.

Question : 1;@

*irections: -our alternaties are gien for t"e idiomO%"rase

underlined in t"e sentence. C"oose t"e alternatie !"ic" best

e%resses t"e meaning of t"e idiomO%"rase.

2"ere are da$s in eer$one?s life !"en one sto%s and t"inks X I am

"aing a bad "air da$.

1. "orst day o% li%e2. a day "here the hairstyle goes a"ry3. day "hen eerything see!s to go "rong4. best day o% li%e

Correct Ans!er :

(3)

our Ans!er :


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natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : $he phrase, Zbad hair dayZ re%ers to the day "hen

eerything see!s to go "rong. $he others are incorrect !eanings o% thegien phrase.

Question : 1;1

*irections: -ill in t"e blank !it" an alternatie !ord c"osen from t"e

alternaties.

2"ere !as so DDDDDDDDDDDDDDD !ater in t"e room.

1. %e"2. !any3. !uch4. lots

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : >uch is used %or uncountable nouns, other options donot #t here.

Question : 1;

*irections: In t"e +uestion a sentence is gien !it" a blank to be

,lled in !it" an a%%ro%riate !ord. C"oose t"e correct alternatie

and ,ll t"e blank.

2"e commuters "ad to face c"allenges due to construction

!ork.

1. plenty2. little3. su!4. nu!erous

Correct Ans!er :


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(4) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : 'planation %or option 17


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Question : 1;

*irections: C"oose t"e correct o%tion to ,ll in t"e blank.

2"e 3A "as %la$ed a ke$ role in increasing DDDDDDDDDDD grain

%roduction in 3unab.

1. %eed2. %odder3. %ood4. %oodstuJ

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

natte!pted

Ans!er '%lanation : =ood (!aterial obtained usually %ro! plant origincontaining ital nutrients)

Question : 1;4

*irections: In t"e gien +uestion a sentence is gien !it" a blank to

be ,lled in !it" a%%ro%riate !ord(s). -our alternaties are

suggested for t"e +uestion. C"oose t"e correct alternatie out of t"e

four.

7"at DDDDDDDD %eo%le su%erstitious is actuall$ a m$ster$.

1. !a-es

2. to !a-e3. has !a-e4. has !a-ing

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

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Ans!er '%lanation : Z!a-esZ. se present %or! o% erb. Other options areinappropriate.

Question : 1;6

*irections: In t"e gien +uestion ,nd t"e %art of t"e sentence t"at

"as an error. If t"ere is no error t"en c"oose (*) as $our ans!er.

2"e !ork !as diided e+uall$ (A)O bet!een all t"e members ()O of

t"e famil$. (C)O o error (*)

1. ()2. (*)

3. (C)4. (+)

Correct Ans!er :

(2) our Ans!er :

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Ans!er '%lanation : Among should be used instead

o% bet!een as bet!een is used %or t"o things and among %or !ore thant"o.

Question : 1;8

*irections: In t"e gien +uestion some %art of t"e sentence "as

error and some are correct. -ind out !"ic" %art of t"e sentence "as

an error. If t"ere is no error t"en c"oose (*) as $our ans!er.

I !ould loe to (A)O see "er slim and "ealt"$ ()O alt"oug" I don?t

t"ink it !ill eer "a%%en. (C)O o error (*)

1. ()2. (*)3. (C)4. (+)

Correct Ans!er :

(4) our Ans!er :


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Ans!er '%lanation : $here is no error in this sentence.

Question : 1;;

*irections: In t"e gien +uestion a sentence is diided into t"ree

%arts (A) () and (C). Hne of t"ese %arts ma$ "ae an error. ark

t"at %art as $our ans!er. If t"e sentence "as no error mark (*) as

$our ans!er.

2"e to% management !ill discuss t"e %rocess in detail (A)O and make

suggestions for t"e ()O %ro%er im%lementing it. (C)O o error (*) 1. ()2. (*)3. (C)4. (+)

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

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Ans!er '%lanation :


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Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

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Ans!er '%lanation : &uperlatie degree is used "hen !ore than t"opersons or things o% the sa!e -ind are co!pared. It is preceded by ZtheZ. &o,the ans"er is option (3). Z$he !ore dicultZ should be replaced by Zthe !ostdicultZ.

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1. /er!itage2. &anctuary3. &a%ari4. =orest

Correct Ans!er :(1)

our Ans!er :

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Ans!er '%lanation : /er!itage re%ers to any secluded place o% residenceor habitation.

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2"e stud$ of ancient societies

1. nthropology

2. rchaeology3. /istory4. thnology

Correct Ans!er :

(1) our Ans!er :

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Ans!er '%lanation : nthropology is the science that deals "ith theorigins, physical and cultural deelop!ent, biological characteristics, andsocial custo!s and belie%s o% hu!an-ind.

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*irections: In t"is +uestion out of t"e four gien alternaties

c"oose t"e one !"ic" can be substituted for t"e gien !ords.

A %erson in c"arge of a museum

1. Captain2. +roer3. Curator4. =lorist

Correct Ans!er :

(3) our Ans!er :

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Ans!er '%lanation : '%lanation for o%tion 1: $he person in charge o%a ship'%lanation for o%tion : One "ho deals in cattle'%lanation for o%tion 0: person in charge o% a !useu!'%lanation for o%tion : One "ho deals in Eo"ers

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