NTSE 2011 First Stage Andhra Pradesh Question Paper SAT MAT

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MENTAL ABILITY AND

SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST

Time: Part - I : 90 Minutes

Time: Part - II : 90 Minutes

Read the following

carefully before you answer

. questions. Answers are to be SHADED

on a SEPARATE OMR Answer sheetgiven, with HB pencil. Read the

Instructions printed on the OMR 2.

sheet carefully before answering

the questions.

1. Please write your Centre Code No.

& Roll No. very clearly (only one

digit in one block) on the OMR

sheet as given in your admission

card. Please see that no block is

left unfilled and even Zeros

appearing in the Centre Code No.

are correctly transferred to the

appropriate blocks on the OMR

sheet as shown in the example

given in the OMR sheet. For all the

Max. Marks: 90

Max. Marks: 90

subsequent purpose your Centre

Code No. and Roll No. shall remain

the same as given on the

Admission Card.

The test is in TWO Parts. Part-I

consists of 90 questions and

Part-ITalso consists of90questions.

3 . All questions in Part-I and Part-II

carry one mark each.

4. Since all questions are compulsory,

do not try to read through the

whole question paper beforebeginning to answer it.

5. Begin with the first question and

keep trying one question after

another till you finish both the

Parts.

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6. If you do not know the answer to

any question, do not spend much

time on it and pass on to next one.

If time permits, you can come

back to the questions which youhave left in the first instance and

try them again.

7. Since the time allotted to the two

Parts of this question paper is

very limited, you should make the

best use of it by not spending too

much time on any question.

8. A blank page is provided for rough

work at the end of each part.

9. REMEMBER YOU HAVE TO

SHADE ANSWERS ON A

SEPARATE OMR 'mEET

PROVIDED.

11. Now turn to the next page an

tart answering the questions.

10. Answer to each question is to b

indicated by SHADING the circl

having the number of the correc

alternative in OMR sheet fro

among the ones given for thcorresponding question In th

booklet.

12. After the examination, you shoul

hand over the OMR sheet to the

Invigilator of the room.

13. The candidate need not return

this Question paper booklet and

can take it after completion of the

examination. No candidate should

leave the examination hall before

the end of the examination.

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PART - I

MENTAL ABILITY TEST

Time: 90 Minutes

Max. Marks: 90

Note:- SHADE the correct alternatives in the OMRAnswer

Sheet provided, from amongst the ones given against the

corresponding question in the Question Booklet. For shading

the circles use HB pencil.

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Directions:

Questions (1 to 10) :

In the number series given below, one

number is missing. Each series is

followed by five alternatives (1), (2),

(3), (4) and (5). One among them is the

right answer. Identify the right answer

and indicate it as per the "Instructions".1 . 3 7 ~ 4 3 ' 6 ~ 9 , , 6 1

(1) 4 5

2) 59

~ ~55

' ( 4 ) 4 1

( 5 ) 5 3

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2 7 , 2 6 , 2 3 , 1 8 , . . . . . . . . . . . . .

( 1 ) 9

( 2 ) 7

1 1

. ( 4 ) 1 5

( 5 ) 1 3G

"r6. 3 ) 6 ;

( 1 ) 1 8 0 0

t t- ~( 3 ) 1 9 0 0

2. , 4 , 1 " , 6 ,. . . . . . . . . . . .2 5 6 ( 4 ) 7 2 0. . . . , " ' " \ o r "l

( 1 ) 3 2( 5 ) 1 4 4 0

( 2 ) 8 0

( 3 ) 4 8 30 t'0

;4fl 6 4 7 . 2 7 , 3 7 , 5 7 , . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 2 7

( 5 ) 2 8 ( 1 ) 9 48\.0

- - - - -J ( 2 ) 6 7

3 . 9 6 0 , 4 8 0 , 2 4 0 , 1 2 0 , . . . . . . . . . . . . .

( 1 ) 8 0

6 0 ( 4 ) 6 3

( 3 ) 2 4 0 ( 5 ) 7 7

( 4 ) 4 0'V tV C'\/'

( 5 ) 1 0 0

1..~

.I')8 . 9 , 2 5 , 4 9 , . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 2 1 , 1 6 9

Y I' ( 1 ) 1 0 04 . 3 7 , 1 0 , ' 1 7 ,2 7 , . . . . . . . . . . . . .

( 1 ) 3 4

( 2 ) 4 1 ( 3 ) 6 4

( 3 ) 3 7( 4 ) 3 6

~ 4 4( 5 ) 1 6

( 5 ) 3 9

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9. 987, 876, .............654, 543 12. AE : GK :: NR : ?

(1) 657(1) SW

(2) 756 ~ (2) SV

(3) 567~TX

(4) 675(4)

RV, I

~65

f

(5) TW

~

\J.

10. 847,814, 7 8 1, 7 4 8, .

~15

1 . F : FGHI :: KL

(1) OPQR

.rPQ

(3) MNOP

(4) NOQP

(5) PQRS

(2) 725

' 6 L !

(3) 781

(4) 718

(5) 735

Directions :ZX : TR :: JH : ?

.~(1) BC

(2) BD

(3) DC

(4) BA

VDB

Questions (11 to 15) are based on

letter-analogy. The first pair of letters

have some relationship. Find out the

relationship and using the same

analogy, replace the question mark '?'in the second pair. After identifying th

right answer, indicate it as per the

"Instructions"

11. DEF : JKL :: OPQ : ?

"15. ABC: ZYX :: DEF : ?

(1) STU

(2) TUV

(1) WUT

(3) VWX

(2) UVT

(4) XYZ

) \VVU

»<v=(4) VUT

- - -(5) uvw

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Directions:

Questions (16 to 25) : In the

following questions, letters are

arranged in a particular order with

some underlying criterion. Find out the

order and choose from the given

alternatives to fill in the blanks. Afteridentifying the right answer, indicate it

as per the "Instructions".

16. A, E~lI,M~ ~ , V .

(1) Q, V

(2) P,8

? Q ,U(4) P,Q

(5) Q, T

17. r?,E,~,~N, ,A

(1) 8

(2) R

; a r T

(4) U

(5) Q

18.

>rs ~ ~ - : > ~ K HZ , W , T , Q, N , , .

(1) L, I

~K,H

(3) L, J

(4) K, G

(5) K, I

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19. AZ, ex, EV, GT, : .

(1) IQ

(2) HR

(3) 18

(4) H8

~I~

s '20. Be,FG, JK, ..f.I.~...., R8

(1) ON

(2) MN

(3) OP

NO(5) NQ

~ " ' i ! > 1 .. . \

c , CD, GHI, , UVWXY

~MNOP

(2) LMNO, .

(3) NOPQ

(4) MNO

(5) LMN

22. DEFG, FGHI,

HIJK, , LMNO.

(1) KLMN

(2) JKNO

(3) LMNO

~KLM

(5) JKMN

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23. BDF, GIK, LNp, ............. Directions:

(1) QRT Questions (26 to 30) : In the words

. given below, choose the one that comes

(2) RTV first, when arranged in alphabetical

order as is done in Dictionary. After

~QSU identifying the right answer, indicate it


(4) RSU26.~angle

(5) QRS(2) Bold

(3) Bank

24. ZYVU, TSPO, NMJI, ............. (4) Border

(1) HFDB (5) Basin

(2) GFHE

(3) HGFE 27. (1) Intensive

~GDC (2) Inspire X .

(5) GHDC (13) Injury

G c (4) Ink "> I

25. ACF, ZXU GIL, .............(5) Integrity

(1) SPN

28. (1) Shower

(3) SQO(2) Stick 7

(

(3) Stand(4) TQP

( hop,(5) TRP

(5) Stem

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29. (1) Enact

.9)/Empathy

(3) Employee

(4) Emperor

(5) Empower

30. (1) Regular

(2) Recover

(3) Reduce

(5) Rigid

Directions:

Questions (31 to 40) : In each of the

.following questions, five words are ,

given; out of which four are alike in

some manner and one is different.

Choose out the odd one. After

identifying the right answer, indicate it

- as per the "Instructions".

31. (1) Curd

(2) Butter

~Oi1

(4) Cheese

(5) Cream

32. (1)

(2)

(3)

Puppy

Lamb

Larva

en

(5) Cub

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33. (1) Scale

(3) Odometer

(4) Balance

(5) Barometer

34. (1) Window

(2) Terrace I

(3) Roof

(4) Door

%,House

(1) Tomato

Potato

(3) Brinjal

(4) Lady's finger

(5) Bitter gourd

36. (1) Root

(2) Flower

~Tree

(4) Bud

(5) Stem

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37. (1) Gold

(2) Pearl

(3) Diamond

(4) Silver

/) Iron

38. (1) Pyjamas

(2) Pantaloon

-{g)' Cloth

(4) Coat

(5) Shirt

39. (1) Pen

(2) Pencil

(3) Fountain pen

(4) Crayon

(5) Eraser

40. (1) Lotus

)2J' Sunflower

(3) Rose

(4) Jasmine

(5) Marigold

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Directions:

Questions (41 to 45) : There is a

certain relationship between two given

words on one side of :: and one word is

given on another side of ::, while

another word is to be found from the

given alternatives, having the same

relations with this word as the given

pair has. After identifying the right

answer, indicate it as per the

"Instructions. "

41. Temperature: Degrees ::Mass: ?

(1) Litre

(2) Watt

~Kilogram

(4) Seconds

(5) Joule

42. Crop: Farmer :: Book : ?

(1) Printer

(2) Editor

(3) Poet

(4) Author

(5) Teacher

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43. Carpenter: Saw:: Chef: ?

(1) Pen

(2) Sword

(3) Gun

~Knife

(5) Needle

44. ewspaper : Press :: Cloth : ?

(1) Tailor

(2) Textile

(3) Fibre

~Mill

(5) Fa tory

45. Moon: Satellite :: Earth: ?

(IT Sun

...J2Y' Planet

(3) Solar system

(4) Asteroid

(5) Milky-way

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Directions:

Questions (46 to 51) : These

questions are based on the following

diagrams. Study the diagram&carefully

and identify the correct alternatives to

answer the questions. Indicate the

right answer as per the "Instructions".

(1) ( 2 )

(3) ( 4 )

000(5)

Elephants, Wolves, Animals~

G l Authors, Teachers, Men ,48. School, Benches, Classroom V,

49. Spar ows, Birds, Mouse~

50. Dog, Fish, Parrot r ;

51. Roses, Flowers, Apple 1

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Directions:

Questions (52 to 56) :With the help

of the given diagram, answer the

following question by making the right

choice from the given alternatives.

After identifying the right answer,

indicate it as per the "Instructions".

p Q

Tennis Cricket

Football

R

52. Which letter represents play'

who play both Tennis and Cric

but not Football ?

(1) b

(2 ) fd

g

53. Which letter represents players,

who play all the three games?

(1) d

2 ) c,,-

(3) f

(4) b

(5) a

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who neither play Football nor

Tennis?

(1) g

(2 ) a

(3 ) f

(5) b


who play only Tennis?

(1) e

(2) d

(3 ) g

(5) b


who play both Football and

Cricket but not Tennis ?

f

(2) d

(3) c

(4) b

(5 ) a

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Directions :

Questions (57 to 61) : If in a

language, A is coded as 1, B is coded as

2 and so on, how are the following

letters coded in that language ? After



57. IFCG

(1) 9636

(2) 8637

~9637

(4) 9746

(5) 9646

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61. FECAE

(1) 64315

(2) 6532~

(3) 65415

~65315

(5) 56314

Directions:

Questions (62 to 66) : If PALE is

coded as 7865 and EARTH is coded as

58432, how are the following words

coded ? After identifying the right\


"Instructions" .

58. DIDGC

(1) 49373

?9473

(3) 48373

(4) 49483

(5) 49474

59. GIHE

(1) 7895..(2) 8994

(3) 7995

(4) 7975

j8~ 7985

60. EDEHI

(1) 45489

(2)5448954589

(4) 54578

(5) 54579

RATE

(1) 4885

" (2) 4745

~835

(4) 4983

(5) 4853

~~63. PA T

(1) 7434

{2)7843

(3)7483

(4) 7834

(5) 7848

vS~4J64. HEART

(1) 24843

(2) 25483(3) 25484

~25843

(5) 25643

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65. TREAT

(1) 34783

(2) 35464

(3) 34573

(4) 35483

(5) 34583

66. ALERT

1) 86543

(2) 85643

(3) 85463

(4) 84543

(5) 85433

Directions :

Questions (67 to 76) : The following

questions are based on simple

arithmetic calculations. There are five

alternatives gi en under each question.

After identifying the right answer,

indicate it as per the Instructions".

67. 66666 + 6666 + 666 + 66 = .

(1) 24064

(2) 64604

~ 74064

(4) 74604

(5) 73634

68. 25 x ? = 625

(1) 20

(2) 15

(3) 35

(4.) 125

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69. 75 -;-1000 = ?

(1) 7.5

(2) 7.05

(3)~

~ 0075

(5) 0.0075

70. 8 + x = 12 - x ; x = ?

(1) -2

(2) 6

(3) 3

2

(5) 4

71. 121 -;- = 12100 > <(1) O.J

(2) 1000

-~) 0.001

100

0.01

73. 9763 + = 12464

(1) 2071

(2) 2709

~ 2701

(4) 3709

(5) 3701 ~1h

. (1) 20.33

~(3) 10.66

(4) 56.6

(5) 60.0

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74. 60% of 420 = 7

(1) 70

~

(3) 70.6.

(4) 200

(5) 220

75. (8)3= 7

(1) 128

(2) 16

(3) 256

(4) 64

~

76. 376.9 - 38.3 = 7

(1) 338.06

(2)328.6

~8.6

(4) 346.8

(5) 328.8

Directions:

t {

Questions (77 to 81) :

In the following questions, problem

figures are marked (A), (B), (C), (D).

The 'D' is vacant with a question mark

'7' in it. The figure (B) bears a certain

relationship to (A). Similarly one of thefive answer figures bears similar

relationship to (C) figure. You have to

choose this figure which replaces the

question mark '7'. After indentifying it

indicate it as per the "Instructions" .

77.

Problem figures

~ ~ [ 2 J •

(A ) (9) (C) (0)

Answer figures

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78.Problem figures

tE ~ ~?•

(A ) (9) (C) (0)

Answer figures

(1)

79.

Problem figures

o®

(2) (3)

(3) (4) (5 )

?•

(A) (9) (C) (O)

Answer figures

1 [ B J 1 ~ I ~ J t t J l ~ 1(1) (2) (4) (5)

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80. 83.

Problem "guresi i

I B I F / z I E I N I~ (2) (3) (4) (5)

~~

'-J

r>

----+

<:»

(j) ?•

(A) (8) (C) (0)Answer figures

I \ \ J / r J / S / C l ) l c I ) 1(1) (2) (3) ~ (5)

81.

84.

1 0 1 C D lol 8 1 8 1(1) (2) - - P ) - - : : - (4) (5)

Problem "guresi i

C D ?•Directions:

(A) (8)

Answer figures

(C) (0)

i Questions (85-87) : In the following

-tuestions, there are four problem-

.gures; out of which one is missing and

s shown by a question mark '1'. Find

out this missing figure from among the

answer-figures. After identifying the

right answer, indicate it as per the

"Instructions" .

(] t I()(1) (2) (3)

Directions: -

Questions (82-84) : In each of the

following questions, there are five

figures. Four of them are similar in

someway. They form a group based on

some characteristic. Find out the figure

that is different and does not belong to

the group. After finding the right


"Instructions" .

(4) (5)

85. .. _.:. ._

Problem "gures

i I i ! 1~ 1 '? l i ! l 1 i t r(A) (8)

Answer figures

(C) (0)82.

I ~ I ~ I ~ I ~ I ) I(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

i ! i l i l ! 1 ! 1 1i l i I l f i l l r l i ! lyr (2) (3)

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86.

Problem figures

(A) (8) (e)

Answer figures

(D)

~ <O~. . . . ..:. . . . .

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

87.

Problem figures

I~ I ·~ I(A) (8) (e)

Answer figures

I~ ID)

.~.~~.~..(1) (2) (4) (5)

Directions:

Questions (88-90) : In the following

questions, there are five problem

figures (A), (B), (C), (D) and (E)

followed by five answer figures (1), (2),

(3), (4) and (5). The last problem figure

(E) is non-existent and is shown by aquestion mark '?'. You have to choose

one answer-figure to fill this blank so

that the series continues. After


as per "Instructions".

88.

Problem figures

1 * 1 * 1 * 1 * 1 ? 1A) (8) (e) (D) (E)

Answer figutes

*****1) (2)~

(4) (5 )

89.

Problem figures

[ I I I _ I I I _ I I ~ I ?\ (A) (8) (e) (D) (E)

Answer figures

j I I I 1 1 1 - I I 1 ' - 1 - = =..~

(1 ) f(2f ( 3 ) " (4) (5 )

90.Problem figures

1 = 1 8 1 2 1 0 ~ ? I(A) (8) (e) (D) (E)

Answer figures

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PART -II

SCHOLASTIC TEST

Time: 90 Minutes

Max. Marks: 90

Note :- i) Subjects and Marks allotted :-

1) Physics

2) Chemistry

3) Mathematics

4) Biology

5) History

6) Geography

7) Civics

12Marks

12Marks

20Marks

11Marks

12Marks

12Marks

11Marks

ii) SHADE the circle having ,

OMR sheet provided, from

the corresponding question

For shading the circles, use

correct alternative in the

ng the ones given against

e Question Paper Booklet.

pencil.

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PHY ICS

91. A mirror which reflects larger ~ Sudden fall in atmospheric

area into a smaller area pre sure foreca ts .

(1) Plane mirror ~ Rise in day temperature

(2) Concave mirror (2) Tsunami

C : ~ ) Convex mirror(3) Total Solar Eclipse Xi->

(4) Plano-convex mirror(4) Rain

92. A man makes a big noise from a

hill of 1320 m distance. How long

does it take for the sound to reach

hi '?m :

96. What is the total emf, when 5 cells

of 1.46 Veach are connected in

parallel?. .•

~ 7.30V

(2) 1.46V

(3) 6.46V

(4) 1.96V

(1) 2s

(2) 3 s

48

(4) 5 s

93. Sea breeze is caused due to .

(1) Heat transfer

(2) Conduction of Heat

Convection of Heat

(4) Radiation of Heat

What should be the angle between

two plane mirrors in order to get

11 images?

(1) 45°1f

(2) 60°

--(3) 90°

~

4. Day on which man kept his foot

on the Moon .....

(1) 5th May, 1961

) 21st July, 1969

(3) 3rd June, 1965

(4) 16th June; 1963

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98. If the time according to 24 hour

clock is 2010 hours, then the time

according to 12 hour clock will be

(1) 08.10 am

~08.10pm

(3) 07.28 am·

(4) 10.10 pm

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99. The famous proponent

Evolutionary theory .....

(1) . Alexander Fleming

(2) Galileo

(3) Charles Darwin

(4) John Dalton -:

100. What enables us to see objects?

(1) Brain

(2) Eyes

(3) Light

(4) Sound

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of 101. A tool which is not used for

agricultural operations ....

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(1) The Harrow

= 2 Hack-Saw

(3) Seed-drill

(4) Wooden plough

102. -(.)-- symbol is used in electrical

circuits for .....

(1) A Rheostat

(2) A resistance

~ Aplugkey

(4) A tap key

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CHEMISTRY

103. The scientist who was awarded

Nobel Prize for "Artificial Gene"

IS .....

(2) C.v.Raman

(3) Charles Darwin

('i) Alexander Fleming

104. The normal atmospheric pressure

IS .....

(1) 0.76cm

(2) 7.6em

(3) 760cm

/76C~

105. The powder clinker is .

;;rr Cement

(2) . Gypsum

(3) Limestone

( 4 ) Clay

106. Molecular formula of

Sodium nitrate is .

(1) Na2S04

NaN03

(3) NaCl

(4) Na2N03

-- - - "-

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107. Valency of Aluminium is .

(1) 1

(2) 2

~

(4) 4

108. AgN03 + NaCl ~ AgCl + NaN03

is a chemical .

Double decomposition

(2) Displacement

(3) Decomposition

(4) Combination

109. Odd one out; (identify the

uncommon one)

~CH3COOH

(2) Ca(OH)2

(3)

/4) NaOH

110. The property-not belongs to

physical change is .....

(1) No change in composition.

(2) No change in weight of the

substance. ~

.Permanent change.

(4) Get back original substance.

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111. Fill in the blank with the given

chemical equation.

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2 KI + Pb(N03)2 ~ PbI2 + t - : .

(1) KPb

(2) K2Pb

(3) 3 KN03

4) 2 KN03

112. On dropping blue litmus paper,

the paper colour changes to red,

then the substance is alan .....

(1) acid

(2) base

(3) salt

/

(4) either base or salt

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113. Potassium Sulphate is a I an ....

(1) acid

(2) base

r salt .:

(4) none of the above

114. On reacting Carbon dioxidewith

lime-water, it gives .

(1) Calcium hydroxide

(2) '" Calcium carbonate /

(3) Calcium oxide

(4) Calcium carbide

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MATHEMATICS

115. Which ofthe following statement is

true?

(1) ~can be written as a22

terminating decimal.

(2) 3~ can be written as a7


5118. If C= - (F - 32) , then F = .

9

1- (9C+160) L5 C . . , ~

(3) 5 (9C-160) /

(1) 5 (9C+ 160)

/

(3) ~canbewrittenasa \1/15 1 \.terminating decimal.

(4) ~ can be written as a50


1 3116. 3x- 2x+2"x-4x =

(1) 2

(2) 1

(3) 0

(4) -1

117. The value of

(a - b) (a + b ) (a2 + b2) (a 4 + b4),

when a = 0 and b = 1 is .

1) -1

(2) 0

(3) 1

(4) 2

1(4) - (9C-160)

5

2(3 +2x) -5(x-1) = 12,

then x = .

(1) -3

o-1

(3) 2

(4) 5

n MEC, D is the mid point of Beand G is the centroid of triangle. If

GD = 2 em, then the length ofAD

in em. is .....

(1) 2

4

6

(4) 8

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;1 l"2 t In a rhombus ABCD, LA =60° and 124. If 8 x-1 = 2x+3, then x = .

"--./ AB = 6 cm., then the length of the

diagonal ~D in em. is ......: (1) 1./

~r) 12 ) 3

(2)9 (3)5

(3) 6

•I

(4) 3

122. In a triangle ABC,AB+BC = If l cm.,

BC+CA=12cm.andCA+AB = 16cm.,

then the perimeter of the triangle. .Incm.ls .

(1) 19

(2) 38

(3) 24

(4) 32

123. Ifthe area ofa circle is 616 sq. cm.,

then its diameter in em. is .

(1) 7

(2) 14

(3) 21

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125. A bar graph is drawn to the scale

1 em = 10 units. Ifthe length ofthe

bar representing a quantity is

4.3 ern, then the value of the

quantity represented by the bar inunits is .

(1) 0.43

(2) 4.3

(4) 430

126. A cuboid has .

(1) 12 faces, 8vertices and

6 edges.

(2) 12 faces, 6 vertices and

8 edges.

(3) 8 faces, 12 vertices and

6 edges.

(4) 6 faces, 8 vertices and 12edges

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30. he point equidistant from the

vertices of a triangle is its ....

127. The least positive whole number

that should be subtracted from

2030 to make it a perfect square

number is . (1) Circumcentre

(1) 8

(2) 7

(3) 6

(2) Incentre

Orthocentre ,

5 '"V,,(, ~

~ ~ y(t

• " (> •128. A man IS 35 years old and his son

7years now. In how many years will

the son be half as old as his father?

(4) Excentre

131. From the following integers, the

largest integer I S .

-(1) 28 years

(2) 21 years

(3) 14 years

(4) 7 years~

(1) -1111

129. Th.e number to be multiplied by

("':7rl so as to get (10rl as the, "

product is ./0/

(2) -111

(3) -11

132.The value of

i. ". 7

1) 10

.J19.36 + .J0.1936 + .J0.001936 is .\.. .\" l-\ -t C I . t J 'J u .C u(1) 488.4

o

(2)10

7(2) 48.84

(3)7-10

(4) 0.4884

10 \ c . '4) -7 -

\..--"

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133. The angle between the two hands

of a clock at 4 hours in degrees is ...

(1) 80 f120

(3) 160

(4) 200

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134. The side of a square plot is '8' units.

A path of width 'W' units runs

around inside it. Then the side of

the inner square in units is .~8-2W

(2) s-W

(3) S + W

(4) S + 2W

(. ~

1 . .

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135. When the blood is clotted, the

fluid floats above it, is .

(1) Lymph

( 2 ) Urine

( 3 ) Mucus

Serum .:

136. The functional units of our

Kidney ...

( 1 )

( 2 )

Pyramids

Ureters

(( 4 )

Nephrons

Urinary bladders

139. While a boy is doing an

experiment, the burn is caused on

his hand by base (alkali). The

substance has to be used

immediately for first aid .....

~Sodium bicarbonate

(2) Vinegar

(3) Calcium bicarbonate

(4) Lime

. . . - t

(2)

(3)

( 4 )

140. The main functions of Autonomic

nervous system are ....

A. Analysis of the information.

B. Speed up the body functions . ./

C. Maintain the balance of the

body.

D. Slow down the body

functions. /

137. The thick layer of dead cells

present in our palms and soles ..

Malphigian layer

Corneous layer ' ~

'< 'Blood vessels layer

Fatty layer ';/-

138. When the blood test is conducted

to a thirty years old person, two

million Red blood corpuscles are

present per a cubic millimeter. It

means his health situation is .....

~ very good(2) good

(3) normal

(4) not good . ~

Correct one among the four above

IS .

~andD

(2) A and C

(3) Band C

(4) A and D

.:

141. A person is affected by paralysis

in the left side of the body. It is

caused due to the damage of ....

(1) Left cerebral hemisphere.

~ Right cerebral hemisphere ..

(3) Cerebellum.

(4) Medulla oblongata.

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142. In the reflex arc, the impulses

from the sense organ are carried

to the Spinal cord through the .....

( 1 ) Afferent nerve

Efferent nerve,

( 3 )

(4)

Muscle

Receptor

143. A farmer is wishing to cultivate

Tapioca plants through vegetative

propagation. For that he has to

use .....

(1) Leaves

(2) Fruits

(3) Roots

(4) Branches

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144. The number of Nymphs come out

.from an egg case (Ootheca) of a

Cockroach is generally .....

( 1 ) Twelve

( 2 ) Ten

( 3 ) Fourteen~

Sixteen

145. In the life history of a Frog, the

number of external gill pairs

present in a newly hatched larva

e 1 ] Two

( 2 ) Three

( 3 ) Four/

( 4 ) Five

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146. Chola administration was unique

because of .

(1) The king at the centre.

(2) The Governors.

~ The local-self Government.

(4) Systemati collectionof ~es.

->

147. Arrange the following Muslim

rulers in correct chronological

order.

A. Balban

B. Ala-ud-din Khilji

C. Mohammad-bin-Tughluq

D. Timur

Which of the following order IS

correct?

(1 ABCD. . ,

(2) DABC

(3) CBAD

(4) BADC

&he main source of income to the

State during the medieval period

(1) House taxes and Trade.

..(.2 Trade and Commerce. ~

(3) Professional tax and Land

revenue.

(4) House taxes and Commerce.

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149. Masterpieces of South Indian art

and Architecture ....

(1) Thousand pillared temple

and Red Fort... . "

(2 Ramappa temple and

Thousand pillared temple.

( 3 ) Ramappa temple and Taj

Mahal.

( 4 ) Red Fort and Taj Mahal.

150. The language used by Sufis .....

(1) Marathi

(2) Hindi

(3) Punjabi

)4 Urdu

151. Which of the following pairs IS

correctly matched ?

(1) WilliamBentinck-Abolition of

Sati and Dowry.

( 2 ) Cornwallis- Abolition of Sati. "

Mahatma Gandhi - /

Peaceful abolition ofSati.

( 3 )

Raja Ram Mohan Roy -

Abolition.of Sati.

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152. Who believed in "Divine Right of

Kingship" ?

~Balban

(2) Srikrishnadevaraya

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World .

(1) . Red Fort

(2) Charminar

(3)

( 4 )

Sankaracharya /

Mirabai /',

) TajMahal ~

(4) None of the above.

156. Who were the first people to

discover a Sea route to India?53. The "Doctrine of lapse" was

introduced by .....

(1) William Bentinck

(2) Cornwallis

ortuguese

(2) The Dutch

. (3) The English

(4) The French(3) Wellesley

/4) Dalhousie

157. The Hyderabad state was

154. With whom, the Mughal established by ......

started in India ?( 1 ) Sadat Khan.

(1) Akbar 2) Mir KhamarUddi/n

Babar

-:Kilich Khan. .

( 3 ) Jahangir(3) Aii Vardi Khan

( 4 ) Bairamkhan( 4 ) Aurangzeb

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GEOGRAPHY

158. Read the following sentences.

(A) Aeroplanes fly in the

Stratosphere layer.

(B) Troposphere layer reflects

the radio waves back to the

surface of e earth.

Which one of the following IS

correct?

(1) A and B are true.

(2) A and B are false.

(3) A is true and B is false.

(4) A is false and B is true.

159. With increase in latitude,

temperature tends to .

(1) Decrease

(2) Increase

(3) Constant

(4) Sometimes decrease and

sometimes increase.

166'. Leap year consists of .

(1) 365 days

(2) . 365t days

(3 366days

(4) 366t days

I

(

161. The wind is measured by an

instrument called .

(1) Wind-vane

(2) Kilometer

(3) Tape /

(4) Anemometer

162. The salinity of the ocean water is

influenced by .

(1) Temperature

(2) Precipitation

t - 3 ) Temperature and

precipitation.

(4) Rain water

163. Whichpairs are correctly matched?

Select the correct alternative.

(1) Leap year - 365days.

/366 days.2) Normal year

Earth's rotation - Day and

night.

(4) Earth's Revolution -

Nothing happens.

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164. The world famous Niagara 'Falls

are located between .

(1) Lake Superior and Lake

Ontario.

(2) Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.

(3) Lake Michigan and Lake

Erie.

(4) Lake Erie and Lake Superior.

165. The following are cash crops-

(1) Tobacco, Jowar

(2) Cotton, Maize

(3) Chillies, Onion

(4) Chillies, Pulses

166. Which country is eight times trre

size of India, but its population is

about half that of India?

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167. Whichpairs are correctly matched?

Select the correct alternative,

A. India - New Delhi.

B. Pakistan - Colombo.

C. Nepal - Kathmandu.

D. Srilanka - Islamabad,

(1) AandB

( 2 ) B andC

(3) C andD

AandC

168. The population of India as per

2001 census is .

(1) 105 crores

(2) 104.70 crores

(3, 102.70 crores

(4) 103.70 crores

169. It is easy to locate any.place over

( 1 ) North America the Earth with the help of .......

" . -:2) South America ( 1 ) Latitudes

( 3 ) Canada(2) Longitudes

( 4 ) United Kingdom.

( 4 ) World map

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170. The actual authority in

Parliamentary system rests with .....

171. The members of Rajya Sabha are

elected for .

(1) Four years

(2) Five years

~3) Sixyears

(4) Seven years

172. The Chairman of the Constitut

Drafting Committee was

( 1 )

( 2 )

( 3 )

( 4 )

Dr. B.R.Ambedkar.

Jawaharlal Nehru. ~

Dr. S. RadhakrishnaI<."

Dr. Rajendra Prasad.

173. Chair-person of Planning

Commission of India .

( 1 )

{2 -

( 3 )

( 4 )

Speaker of LO f Sabha. ./

Prime Minister ./

President of India

Governor of a State

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174. Which of the following pairs IS

correctly matched ?

175. The authority that can modify the

punishment imposed by Supreme

Court .....

(1) President

( 2 ) Governor

( 3 ) Prime Minister

( 4 ) Chief Minister-:

India achieved Independence in the

year .

( 1 ) 1 9 46

1 9 47

19503 )

( 4) 1956

177. The Right to Property is a .

(1) Fundamental Right

(2) Citizen's Right

(3) Civil Right <:>:

~ None of the above

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178. Which of the following is not a

characteristic of Socialism ?

(1) Striving to remove poverty

from the country.

(2) Nationalizing Heavy Industries.

(3) Reducing the gap between the

haves and the have-nots.

Safe-guarding the right to

private property.

~The members of Lok Sabha are

J elected by .

(1) Members of the State Vidhan

Sabha.

Voters in some States.2

(3) Members of the State Vidhan

Parishad.

(4) All eligible adults in

country. ~

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180. Constitutional cases are taken up by

these courts .

(1)- High court and Supreme court.

(2) High court and District

Sessions court.

(3) Supreme court and DistrictCivil court.

(4) Supreme court, High court and

Magistrate court.

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