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26. The doetor says that the patient has turned the comer.

Select the correct meaning of the underlined part.

(1) completely recovered (2) become worse

(3) passed the crisis (4) died out

27. She expects me to rush over and help her at the drop of a hat.

Choose the best meaning of the underlined part.

(1) rightfully (2) suddenly

(3) emotionally (4) None of the above

28. ~ a t c h the :

a. Stoic I. Incapable of errors

b. Illiterate 11. A person indarerent to pleasure and pain

c. Illegible 111. Incapable of being read

d. Infallible lv. A person who doesn't know how to read and write

a b c d

(1) I1 I11 I lv

(2) lv I11 I I1

(3) 111 I I1 lv

(4) I1 lv 111 I

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29. a. Life is what we make of it.

b. As you sow so shall you reap.

c. The time which is lost is lost forever.

d. We hope he will be saved.

Identify the sentences with noun clause from the following :

(1) Only a and c

(2) Only bandd

(3) Only b and c

(4) Only aandd

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30. Choose the underlined part of the sentence which has an m.

The competition organid by the viUagem miU be over at 6 ps.

a b c

(1) a (2) b

(3) c (4) None

31. Which of the following greetings idare nu# corm& ?

a. Good morning ! I am glad you have come.

b. Good evening ! I am &lad you have fiuiahed your meal.

c. Good night ! I am glad you have finished your meal.

(1) Only a (2) Only b andc

(3) Onlyaandc (4) Only c

32. Ashoka was one of the greatest Indian rulere.

Select the correct comparative degree of the above sentence.

a. Ashoka was greater than most other Indian rulere.

b. Ashoka was greater than many other Indian rulers.

c. Ashoka was greater than any other Indian rulers.

(1) Only a (2) Only b

(3) Only c (4) AU of the above

33. a. If she works &larly, she may achieve her goal.

b. If you studied hard, you will get good w k s .

c. If you had tried, you could have driven a car.

Identify the correct s en t end .

(1) Onlya

(2) Only b

(3) Only aandc

(4) Only bandc

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34. Change the followhg sentence into indirect speech :

She said, "Would that I could relive my past !"

(1) She said that she would relive her past.

(2) She said that the she could relive her past.

(3) She wished that I could relive her past.

(4) She wished that she could relive her past. - - - - - - - - - -

56. Match the followng :

a. Achilles' heel I. Lack of choice

b. Hobson's choice 11. Important weakness

c. Full ofbeans 111. To tell a secret too soon

d. Spill the beans IV. Full of life

a b c d

(1) IV 111 I1 I

(2) I I1 I11 IV

(3) I1 I I11 IV

(4) I1 I IV I11

36. Choose the option having the closest opposite meaning of the word in capitals.

He accused the government of ABDICATING its responsibility for the economy.

a. Renounce

b. Exonerate

c. Assume

(1) Only a

(3) On?y c

(2) . Only a and b (4) a, b and c

37. a. This is a unique phenomenon in nature.

b. Her uncle was an MP once.

c. The rich are getting richer and poor poorer.

Identify the correct sentenceh.

(1) Only a (2) Only b

(3) Only c (4) Onlybandc

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a. Aficionado

b. A fortiori

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111.

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To be rude to or hurt feelings of

Someone keenly interested in a particular activity

For a still d n g e r reason

The result following a bad event

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39. a. He has been working for two months.

b. He went to Mumbai yesterday.

c. We have gone there last week.

Select the correct s en t end .

(1) Only a (2) Only b

(3) Only c (4) Only a and b

40. She carried the joke too far.

Choose the best meaning of the underlined expression.

(1) To do something to too great a degree

(2) To do something repeatedly

(3) To do something knowingly

(4) To do something unknowingly

41. Choose the correct option to iill in the blank

ii3 still uncertain.

(1) Where was he in the spring of 1970

(2) In the spring of 1970 where was he

(3) In the spring of 1970 where he was

(4) Where he was in the spring of 1970

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Read the following paaaage and anewer the quedons that follow (42 to 46) :

You Have The Power To Choose To Be Happy

While giving a lecture in Pune, I was asked, 'You've been practising Kriya Yoga for

40 years and if it is as helpful as you say, you must have gained somethmg ... please show

me your powers." I paused for a moment and said, "I'm sorry, I don't have any powers," then

added, "except that I have the power to be happy whenever I choose."

Isn't happiness what we all really want, underneath the pursuit of pleasures,

wealth, or "powers" ? Why then don't we simply choose to be happy whenever we wish I

rather than waiting for happiness to come to us as something beyond your control ? Why

not be happy all the time ? The answer is we don't see happiness as a choice; few possess

the power to choose it.

Worldly happiness is-fleeting, like a desert mirage receding into the distance as we

draw near. Lifetimes of poor, semi-aware choices eventually reveal that lasting happiness

cannot be found outside of our own self and many more lifetimes are needed to develop

power enough to seriously seek it within. Blessed is he who reeognizea Wh&e true joy lies

and has strength enough to choose it.

When asked, 'Why should one meditate ?' I sometimes say, "So you can learn to I

choose, consciously and wisely." A wmmon reply is, "But, I'm free to make my own choices

already and do as I please." But is this really true ? Few are wen remotely conscious of

what drives their decisions; simply reacting to circumstances is not - m a w a wnscious

choice. The average man lives as a puppet, under an illusion that he is the one pulling the

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strings of his life, when in fact, he ie propelled by desires, habits, axld k8tmii?dmgnW

which he is only dimly aware.

See how easily people become angry over trifles or are driven by impulses. Did they

choose to act that way ? Hpw %ee" can their choice be if they cannot first control

themselves ? Only those who have mastered their little "ego-self' can claim to be acting

A yogi acts with conscious awareness, not h m subcomcious inclinatiom.

"Circumstances are always natural," Yogananda said. It is how you react to them that

make them. Reacting emotionally demands aw&neas, contrbl of our life force and an

ability to choose. h e are the fruits of yoga. If you train your@ '., to act in joy rather than

reading in anger or sorrow, you will always be well guided. Make this your natural

response a d beehow your life changes for the better.

My teacher, Swami Kriyananda, a direct disciple of Yogananda, eplpbasized, . , "On a

fandamental level, we have only two choices in life, to move towards the E@, or to move

away h m it." This is the choice before us in every moment, id Bd. If we wieh to be

successful 4 human beings, we must develop our latent power of will and &grimbation to

wisely choose the light. Otherwise, we are tossed on the tides of karmic circumstances,

lifetime after lifetime. Why wait until tomorrow to be happy ? Choose it right now !

Each morning, before starting your day, repeat this dlrmation with m d o n , "I

vow h m today onwards to be happy under aU circwmtances. I t&b from God: I am joy I"

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42. What do we seek in life ?

a. Worldly happineas

b. Joy

C. Wealth, pleasures, power

d. Self

(1) Only a and d

(3) Only a, b and c . (4) AU of the a w e

43. How cau we achieve real happiness in our life ?

(1) By following worldly happiness

(2) By ahowing anger over trines

(3) With meditation, choosing consciously and wisely

(4) By amassing wealth ? i

i 44. What doea the writer meen by circametances are natural ? i ! (1) Circumstances do not have any power to affect us. I i (2) Cinmmtancea any poeitive and negative changes which make them natural.

i (3) Circumstance8 are relative.

I (4) Circumstances are fruits of meditation. I

1 1 45. What is the meaning of desert mirage. ? i

I (I) A thing WW we come across in deserts

I (2) It is a cactus like plant found in deserts I

I (3) Illustration

(4) A thing which appears to be true hut on approaching near disappears

46. What was the author practising ?

(2) Conscious p q u i t of wealth

(3) Meditation

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List Z Liet . . ZZ . .

a. Intricate I. Decline

b. prosper n: w~ c. Lament HI. Simple

d. GentIe . ' IV.. Rejoice . .

a b . . a ; ! , ' d

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(2) n m . IV . - '1

. (3) IV " ~n 4 ' I ' . ' -.

(4) III. IV. I: I1 -: . . . . . .,. , .

48. out the . . most wrr& - . .. ordk . . . in . tbe following . ~ . sentence : . .

the unchecked populdM &::.&at wehave pa& since"@

a . . i ,-;I b

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(1) f, a, d, c; e, b . , (2) . . ,e ,d ,~ ,ba . f : (3) f ,e ,c ,4a .b ~ . . (4): . None of ktte above

49. They did not give any reeeon for the, . of the meetiug. (poetpone) Select the correct noun form of the word in the brackets to complete the ~ F n c e .

* (1) postpone iz) ' posiponemeni

(3) postponing ' (4) poetPonation

. . a. . well watch ,yo-if and dont get into &&dh%iz &id:. b. Well, watch yourself and don't get into trouble he said.

c. ' Well, . . watch yourself and don't get into fr&bk,@ hemid,, . . . . : . .

(1) Only b (2) Only a , .

(3). , ' Only c . . (4) Only a ,md b

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(3) 350%.*. (4) 300%.*.

A train covers 210 km in 6 hours. How many km will the train cover in 10 hours with the same speed ?

(1) 375km (2) 35 km

(3) 3 5 0 h (4) 300 km

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Identify the correct conclusions from the following statements. < .

Statements : a. AU mangoes are brinjals. b. All brinjals are tomatoes. c. Some tomatoes are oranges.

Conclusions : I. Some oranges are brinjals. 11. Some brinjals are mangoes. 111. Some mangoes are oranges. IV. AU tomatoes are mangoes.

(1) Only IV (2) Either I or I11 only

(3) Only I1 (4) Only I and I11

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(1) 23 (2) .41 (3) 59 (4) mFdt;Ilft Find out the odd nhber. 14,23,3?; 4i, 50,59

(1) 23 (2) 41 (3) 59 (4) None of these

1 Rahul's present age is -of his father's age. Rahul's mothetss age is 5.years less than 3

his father's age. If Rahul's present age is 13 years, then what WW be Rahul's mother's age when Fbhul was born ? (1) 22 years (2) 23 years

. . : (3) 20 years (4) 21 years . , .

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(3) 16 (4) 12

How many total triangles are there in the given diagram ?

56. ~ R . A = E , B = F ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ c = G , ~ ' G O A H E A D ' ~ * W & ~ ~ ?

(1) KSFLIFH (2) KSELIEH

(3) KSELIGH (4) KSELIEG

If A = E, B = F and C = G, then how will you code 'GO AHEAD' ?

(1) KSFLIFH (2) KSELIEH

(3) KSELIGH (4) KSELIEG

You got a government job, but you always stayed in the city. You are wonied about the facilities available in the village. This job is very much required. What will you do in such type of situation ?

(1) Deny to serve.

(2) Unwillingly carry on the job and try to get another job.

(3) Get the help of locals and honestly try to achieve the facilities.

(4) Console your mind and accept the situation and try to manage the situation.

A man walks 15 km towards south and then turns to the right. After walking 7 km he turns to the left and walks 1 km. In which direction is he fmm the slarting place now ?

(1) West (2) South

(3) North-East (4) South-West

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a. School, Laboratory, Library

b. Day, Month, Year

c. India, Maharmhtra, Mumbai

d. Notebook, Book, Pen

(1) Only a

'1 (2) Onlybandc

(3) Only c,'d and a

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Answer the question with the help of the following information :

a. Each radio station transmits a frequency which is at least 10 cycles more or less than that of another station.

b. , Station A is 10 cycles lower than B.

c. Station B is 20 cycles lower than C.

d. Station D is 50 cycles higher than E.

e. Station E is 10 cycles higher than F.

f. Station F is 30 cycles lower than B.

Which stations are operating between C and E ?

(1) B andA

(2) Band F

(4) D and A

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Consider the following statements regarding 'Swachch Sarvekshan 2017' report released recently :

a. The report declared top 10 cities ranked on cleanliness.

b. The survey was canied out by the ~uali ty '~ounci1 of India in 434 cities and tom.

c. Indore was declared as India's cleaneat city.

d. Pune is the only city in Maharashtra ranked among the top ten.

Which of the above statements are correct ?

(1) Onlyaandb

(2) Only b and c

(3) Onlycandd

(4) Only a, b and c

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Which of the following ministries has introduced the 'Janani Sewa' scheme ?

(1) The Ministry of AYUSH

(2) The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

(3) The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment ,? P I '

(4) The Ministry of Railways -

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Consider the following recoquaendations of Justice Ladha Committee :

a. No BCCI official can be a Minister or a government servant

b. IPL should be merged in BCCI

c. One State - One Vote

d. Legalise betting for players too

e. BCCI to come under the RTI Act

Which of the above idare not the recommendation/s of the LodhaACommittee ? (1) Only a, b and e (2) Only c a n d d

(3) Only a (4) Only b a n d d

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Consider the following statements regarding Chenani - Nashri tunnel, inaugurated by the Prime Minister on 2 ~ d April, 2017 :

a. It is India's longest road tunnel.

b. It is India's first and the World's second tunnel to have transverse ventilation system.

c. It has e l e c a l fire signalling system with active %+fighter system and also video surveillance system.

d. It will reduce driving time between Jamniu and Srinagar by about two hours.

Which of the statements given above are correct ?

(1) Only a, b and c

(2) Only b, c and d

(3) Only a, c w d d

(4) Only a, b and d

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(3) m8arfarT (4) - d The main objectives of the 'National Health Policy, 2017' are

a. To achieve the highest possible level of good health.

b. To promote quality of health care.

c. To provide free drugs, fEoe diagnosGcs,in all public and private hsspitals.

(1) Onlyaandb (2) Only a and c

(3) Onlybandc (4) All of the above -

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(3) vm$i m a (4) a,8, T m g Consider the following statements in respect of 'Donald Tusk' :

a. He is a Polish politician and historian.

b. He was the Prime Minister of Poland.

c. He became the President of the European Union in 2014.

d. He was reelected to this position in 2017.

Which of the statements given above are true ?

(1) Onlya,bandc

(2) Only b, c and d (3) Onlycandd

(4) a, b, c and d

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a: ' Prirpe,Mbk@r, - . , c S h k . l ~ & n d r a ~ ~ ' l e w'&~&hn , , . , Mantri ~jjwala Yojina a t Beilia, :~ t t s~ 'Radeeh . , . I :

b. Radhan .MattW UjtRala Yojana a i m to provide cd&g - . gas donaectiona to b e h poverty lhe.beaefieictries. . .- , _ . I , .

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(3) Both a and b are Forrect (4) Both a and b are incorrect . I

Which is the first State in India to implement Dired B&if "R&er DBT) in . ~. kemene ? , -.. k.. .

(1) Mahmashtra (2) Gu,i~at. ; . , .. (3) Kerala t (4) , Npne of the . &are .

Which film won the Golden Peacock Award for the Best FiLa,~aQi6 ?

1 Bahubali (2) Daughter " ", n3

Which one of the following statements in respect of Shri Vijay Bhatkar is correct ?

(1) Vijay Bhatkar has been appointed aa Vice-Chancellor of Magadh Uhiversity by the Governor of Bihar recently.

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(2) ' Vijay Bhatkar has been appointed as Chancellor of ~alandi'u'tiive~sity by the ~residkntof lndia recently.

(3) Vijay Bhatkar succeeds Mr. Amartya Sen.

(4) Vijay Bhatkar was the recipient of Padma Vibhushan in the year 2015.

Who is the Chairman of the Central Water Commission ?

(1) Rajendra Kumar (2) Dwendra Kumar (3) Narendra Kumar (4) Virendra Kumar

Which are the types of chemical weapons ? a. Sulphur Mustard b. Sarin c. VX d. Acetylcolorase (1) Onlya,bandc (2) Only a, b and d (3) Only b, c and d (4) Only a, c and d

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(8). -&i.* * q4JR, .2(~~~3 K.srRaTmla 4. (4) ~ ~ ~ ~ & ~ d . 'Dr. H.V. Tulsiram was recently innews. Which i's'mbf true about: him ?

, ;:", , . . (1) His researeh is related ~enibiotics. (2)' ~ s - i s b0it6hd 'by~d&kk~~i&cienke~w&d~

(3) He is honoured by ~cientist of the Year, 2016. , , , . ,-. (4) ' ~ e is h6*bured by ~ i d m a s h r i Award.

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Which scheme is launahed i1.3ammu and ash for emp&eridgthe minorities ? I (1) Nai Subah ' . . .~

I (2) Nai Roshani

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(4) NaiRah ' ' .

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Which city police has launched "Pink Hoysala" p o b petrol ,, vehicles for women safety ?

(1) Bengaluru

(2) Chennai

(3) &hi (4) Guwahati

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Which country becomes the first to ban FM radio broadcasting ?

(1) U.S.A. (2) Brazil

(3) Ecuador (4) Norway

Which film won the best feature film award at the 64th National Film Awards ?

(1) Maheshinte Rathikooram (2) Peli Chuplu

(3) Kasaav (4) Rustom - - - -

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(1) ~ w f w l t k (2) &fi$ (3) WfR mbwt (4) * f%q Who won the Men Elite Full Marathon Event, 2017 in Mumbai ?

(1) Joshua Kirkorir (2) Alphonce Simbu

(3) Eliud Barbgetuny (4) Bornes Kitur

(3) * (4) +m Which State Government has launched the e-Prison project in February, 2017 ? (i) Bihar (2) Jammu and Kashmir (3) Odisha (4) Puqjab

Which State Government has launched a mobile app 'Pinakin' with information on tourism ?

(3) Maharashtra (4) Tamil Nadu

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Who is the author of the bmk 'Jinnah Often Came to Our House' ? (1) Kiran Doshi (2) Khushwant Singh

(3) AmitavGhoeh

(4) Kavitha Dev

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Consider the fbllowiq' etatements about Indian Ranking 2017 of National Institutional Ranking Fiamework (University ranking) declared by HRD ministry :

a. Indian M t u t e of Science, Bangalore ranked number one.

b. Savitribai Phnle Pune University ranked loth. c. No other Univmity h r n Mahareshtra is included in Top Ten list.

(1) Statements a, b are correct and c is false

(2) Statements b, c are correct and a is false

(3) Statements a, c are arrnect and b is false

(4) All statements am mnwt

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(3) msrJnfar* (4) - d Which one of the following statements about 'Interpol' Ware correct ?

a. Interpol is the largest international organisation created in 1919.

b. Meng Hongwei was elected in November 2016 as the new President of Interpol.

c. The Headquarters of Interpol is in New York (USA).

(1) Only a a n d b (2) Only b

(3) Only a and c (4) All of the above

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a. The Nuclear Supplies Group (NSG) hgs total 48 members.

b. NSG turned down India's bid to enter the group.*

c. China and Switzerland opposed India's entry into this group.

Which of the above statements is jhlee ?

(1) Only a

(2) Only b

(3) Only c

(4) None of the above

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