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#c$ India' 3aris #d$ Is-and' Har%our

4. !hich one o, the ,o--owing is same as car2enter' 2-um%er and e-ectrician "

#a$0octor #%$ (-acksmith

#c$ 5eacher #d$ Lawyer

6. !hich one is the same as -ungs' -iver and kidneys "

#a$ Heart #%$ Intestine

#c$ 5estis #d$ Neck

7. !hich one is the same as (om%ay' Ca-cutta and Cochin "

#a$ 0e-hi #%$ 1an2ur#c$ 8adras #d$ Sho-a2ur

Direction for Q 10-Q 12:In each uestion %e-ow is given a statement ,o--owed %y

two assum2tions num%ered I and II. 9ou have to consider the statement' the

,o--owing assum2tions and decide which o, the assum2tions is im2-icit in the

statement.

:. Statement; A -ine in an a22ointment -etter.

Assum2tions;

I. 5he 2er,ormance o, an individua- genera--y is not known at the time o,

a22ointment o,,er.

II. Genera--y an individua- tries to 2rove his worth in the 2ro%ation 2eriod.

#a$ On-y assum2tion I is im2-icit

#%$ on-y assum2tion II is im2-icit

#c$ Either I or II is im2-icit

#d$ %oth I and II are Im2-icit

. Statement; It is desira%-e to 2ut the chi-d in schoo- at the age o, + or so.

Assum2tion;

I. At that age the chi-d reaches a22ro2riate -eve- o, deve-o2ment and is ready to -earn.


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II. 5he schoo-s do not admit chi-dren a,ter si? years o, age.


#%$ on-y assum2tion II is im2-icit

#c$ Either I or II is im2-icit


&. Statement; 9ou know that your suit is e?ce--ent when 2eo2-e ask a%out your tai-or

who tai-ored that suit.

Assum2tions;

I. 3eo2-e do not ask a%out your tai-or i, your suit is not good

II. 5he 2eo2-e want to know the criterion o, an e?ce--ent suit.


#%$ on-y assum2tion II is im2-icit#c$ Either I or II is im2-icit


). AG' GA@' HAI' IAH'

#a$ BA1 #%$ HAL

#c$ HAN #d$ BAI

*. C88' EOO' G' ' 1DD

#a$ GRR #%$ GSS

#c$ ISS #d$ I5R

Direction for Q 15- Q 19:(e-ow is given a statement ,o--owed %y two conc-usions

num%ered I and II. 9ou have to assume everything in the statement to %e true' then

consider the two conc-usions together and decide which o, them -ogica--y ,o--ows

%eyond a reasona%-e dou%t ,rom the in,ormation given in the statement.

+. Statement; 5he o-d order changed yie-ding 2-ace to new.

Conc-usions;

I. Change is the -aw o, nature.

II. 0iscard o-d ideas %ecause they are o-d.

#a$ On-y conc-usion I ,o--ows

#%$ On-y conc-usion II ,o--ows


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#c$ Either I or II ,o--ows

#d$ (oth I and II ,o--ow.

/. Statement; Government has s2oi-ed many to2 ranking ,inancia- institution %y

a22ointing %ureaucrats as 0irectors o, these institutions.Conc-usions;

I. Government shou-d a22oint 0irectors o, the ,inancia- institution taking into

consideration e?2ertise o, the 2erson in the area o, ,inance.

II. 5he 0irector o, ,inancia- institution shou-d have e?2ertise commensurate with the

,inancia- work carried out %y the institution.

#a$ On-y conc-usion I is ,o--ows

#%$ on-y conc-usion II is ,o--ows

#c$ Either I or II ,o--ows#d$ (oth I and II ,o--ow.

4. Statement; 3o2u-ation increased cou2-ed with de2-eting resources is going to %e

the scenario o, many deve-o2ing countries in days to come.

Conc-usions;

I. 5he 2o2u-ation o, deve-o2ing countries wi-- not continue to increase in ,uture.

II. It wi-- %e very di,,icu-t ,or the governments o, deve-o2ing countries to 2rovide its

2eo2-e decent ua-ity o, -i,e.





6. Statement; 5he 5. 2rograms te-ecast s2ecia--y ,or women are 2acked with a

variety o, reci2es and househo-d hints. A maFor 2ortion o, magaines ,or women a-so

contains the items mentioned a%ove.

Conc-usions;

I. !omen are not interested in other things.

II. An average womans 2rimary interest -ies in home and s2ecia--y in the kitchen.





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7. Statement; 5he distance o, 7:: km %y road %etween (om%ay and Ba,ra wi-- %e

reduced to &6: km %y sea. 5his wi-- -ead to a saving o, Rs. 4.7& crores 2er annum on

,ue-.Conc-usions;

I. 5rans2ortation %y sea is chea2er than that %y road.

II. @ue- must %e saved to the greatest e?tent.





&:. 8arathon is to race as hi%ernation is to

#a$ !inter #%$ (ear

#c$ 0ream #d$ S-ee2

&. 9ard is to inch as uart is to

#a$ Ga--on #%$ Ounce

#c$ So-id #d$ Liuid

&&. E-ated is to des2ondent as en-ightened is to

#a$ Aware #%$ Ignorant

#c$ 8isera%-e #d$ 3atient

&). Re2ti-e is to -iard as ,-ower is to

#a$ !ood #%$ Stem

#c$ 0aisy #d$ A--igator

&*. 3ride is to -ion as shoa- is to

#a$ 5eacher #%$ Student

#c$ Res2ect #d$ @ish

&+. Secret-y is to o2en-y as si-ent-y is to

#a$ Scarce-y #%$ Im2o-ite-y


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#c$ Noisi-y #d$ uiet-y

&/. S39; CLAN0ES5INE

#a$ accountant ; meticu-ous

#%$ ,urrier ; ram%unctious#c$ -awyer ; ironic

#d$ she2herd ; garru-ous

&4. 0O8INANCE ; HEGE8ON9

#a$ romance ; sym2athy

#%$ ,urtherance ; me-ancho-y

#c$ inde2endence ; autonomy

#d$ to-erance ; 2hi-anthro2y

&6. I, a rectang-e were ca--ed a circ-e' a circ-e a 2oint' a 2oint a triang-e and triang-e a

suare' the sha2e o, the whee- is;

#a$ Rectang-e #%$ Circ-e

#c$ 5riang-e #d$ 3oint

&7. 5he sma--est num%er o, ducks that cou-d swim in this ,ormation> two ducks in

,ront o, a duck' two ducks %ehind a duck and a duck %etween two ducks.#a$ ) #%$ +

#c$ 4 #d$ *

LEGAL REASONING

). Statement I:

Legis-ation is that source o, -aw which is made %y a -egis-ativeauthority o, a state.

Statement II. Dnion 5erritory o, Goa Assem%-y 2asses a Natura- Sustenance

(i--'&:& %y which 5ourists are 2rohi%ited to trave- to Goa during 0ecem%er : A2ri-

every year. 5he %i-- is"

#a$ A -egis-ation #%$ A custom


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#c$ A 2recedent #d$ None o, the a%ove

)&. 3ar-iament enFoys the e?c-usive right to -egis-ate on the su%Fect contained in.

#a$ 5he Dnion List #%$ 5he Concurrent List

#c$ 5he State List #d$ (oth #a$ and #%$

)). A o,,ers to %uy a-- the grains grown on (s -and ,or Rs. '::':::J> to which (

agreed

5he agreement %etween A and ( is>

#a$ oid as it is uncertain

#%$ oid as the consideration is inadeuate

#c$ a-id and en,orcea%-e

#d$ oid ,or restraint o, trade

)*. A' (' C Foint-y 2romised to re2-ay Rs. 7:'::: to 0. (e,ore 2er,ormance o,

the contract' C dies. Here the contract

#a$ (ecomes void on death o, C

#%$ Is va-id against A and (

#c$ Is voida%-e at the o2tion o, A and (

#d$ Is va-id against A' ( and Cs -ega- re2resentatives.

)+. !hich one o, the ,o--owing e?2ressions is not used in the 3ream%-e o, the Indian

Constitution "

#a$ Socia-ist #%$So-idarity

#c$ Secu-ar #d$ @raternity

)/. is not a ,undamenta- right under the Indian Constitution.

#a$ Right against E? 3ost @acto Laws

#%$ @reedom o, 3ress

#c$ Right to ote

#d$ Right against E?2-oitation

)4. A writ o, can %e issued %y the Su2reme Court to com2e- a 2u%-ic

authority to 2er,orm its statutory duty"

#a$ Ha%eas Cor2us #%$ 8andamus


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#c$ uo !arranto #d$ 3rohi%ition

)6. !hich o, the ,o--owing ,eatures o, the Indian Constitution has %een %orrowed

,rom !eimar Constitution o, Germany"

#a$ 0irective 3rinci2-es o, State 3o-icy#%$ @undamenta- Rights

#c$ Emergency 3rovisions

#d$ @undamenta- 0uties

)7. Recent-y' the Su2reme Court in Aruna Shan%aug v. Dnion o, India has -ega-ied

#a$ 3o-itica- %andhs

#%$ Suicide

#c$ 3assive euthanasia#d$ Harta-s

*:. !ho has the 2ower to remove the Governor o, the state "

#a$ Chie, 8inister

#%$ State Legis-ative Assem%-y

#c$ Home 8inister

#d$ 3resident o, India

*. !hich one o, the ,o--owing is the 2ermanent house "

#a$ Lok Sa%ha

#%$ Legis-ative Assem%-y

#c$ 3ar-iament

#d$ RaFya Sa%ha

*&. As 2er Buveni-e Bustice Act' &::: Fuveni-e means

#a$ chi-d %e-ow : years

#%$ chi-d %e-ow & years

#c$ chi-d %e-ow / years

#d$ chi-d %e-ow 6 years

*). is any i--ega- act o, vio-ence' detention or any act o, de2redation

committed ,or 2rivate ends' %y those a%oard a 2rivate shi2 and directed against a shi2


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or 2ersonor 2ro2erty on High Seas.

#a$ 3iracy #%$ Sedition

#c$ Cons2iracy #d$ Attack

**. A digs a 2it in the way through which ( 2asses and concea-s it with grass etc'with an intention o, ki--ing (. C 2asses through that way and ,a--s in the 2it and is

ki--ed. Is A -ia%-e "

#a$ A is not -ia%-e

#%$ 3art-y -ia%-e

#c$ A is -ia%-e

#d$ 8istake

*+. Statement #I$ ; Right to who-esome environment is ) 2art o, ,undamenta- right

under the constitute o, India.

Statement #II$ ; Right to vote is a ,undamenta- right under the constitution o, India.

#a$ On-y statement #i$ is correct

#%$ On-y statement #ii$ is correct

#c$ (oth statement #i$ and #ii$ are correct

#d$ Neither statement #i$ nor statement #ii$ is correct

*/. @o--owing are some statements in res2ect to torts and contracts. !hich o, thestatement wrong "

#i$ A tort is in,-icted without consent whi-e contract is ,ounded u2on consent

#ii$ 8otive is taken into consideration in case o, tort %ut it is immateria- in %reach o,

contract.

#iii$ 5ort is a vio-ation o, right in rem #right avai-a%-e against the wor-d at -arge$

whi-e %reach o, contract is an in,ringement o, a right in 2ersonam #right avai-a%-e

against some determinate 3erson$.

#a$ On-y statement #i$ is correct#%$ On-y statement #ii$ is correct

#c$ A-- three statements are wrong

#d$ None o, the statement is wrong.

*4. A ,riend has 2osted certain de,amatory remark a%out you on the ,ace%ook. 9ou


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can sue the ,riend ,or

#a$ Li%e- #%$ S-ander

#c$ Innuendo #d$ 9ou cannot sue

*6. icarious -ia%i-ity does not mean#a$ 8aster is -ia%-e ,or the wrongs o, the servant

#%$ 8aster is -ia%-e ,or the crimina- acts o, the servant

#c$ 8aster is -ia%-e on-y ,or the -aw,u- acts o, the servant

#d$ 8aster is -ia%-e ,or the acts o, the servant in the course o, his em2-oyment

*7. A' %y -etter' o,,ers to se-- his house to ( ,or Rs. &'::':::. !ithout knowing o,

As o,,er' ( %y a -etter' o,,er to %uy the same house ,rom A ,or Rs. &'::':::.

#a$ no %inding contract comes into e?istence as (s -etter mere-y cross>o,,er#%$ no %inding contract comes into e?istence as consideration in this contract is

insu,,icient

#c$ %inding contract comes into e?istence as consideration in this contract in

insu,,icient

#d$ the Indian Contract Act is si-ent on such issues.

Direction for Q 50-Q 58:Given %e-ow is a -ega- 2rinci2-e and a ,actua- situation and

se-ect the most a22ro2riate answer to the uestion given %e-ow.

+:. Lega- 3rinci2-e; !hoever' intending to take dishonest-y any mova%-e 2ro2erty

without that 2ersons consent and moves that 2ro2erty is said to commit the,t.

!hoever commits the,t sha-- %e 2unished with im2risonment which may e?tend to

three years or with ,ine or with %oth.

@actua- Situation; RaFu sees a ce-- 2hone %e-onging to Ram -ying on the ta%-e in

Rams house. RaFu hides the ce-- 2hone in Ram house in such a 2-ace where ram

cannot ,ind it' due to the ,ear o, immediate search and detection. RaFu did this with

the intention o, taking away the ce-- 2hone ,rom the hidden 2-ace when Ram ,orgets

a%out it and then se-- it away.

uestion; Is RaFu gui-ty o, the,t "

#a$ 9es' %ecause RaFu is Rams ,riend and shou-d not have hidden the 2hone

#%$ No' %ecause RaFu mere-y 2-ayed a 2rank on his ,riend

#c$ 9es' %ecause RaFu did not in,orm Ram a%out the 2-ace where he had hidden the


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ce-- 2hone

#d$ 9es' %ecause RaFu intended to take the ce-- 2hone ,rom Rams 2ossession and

with this intention he moved it.

+. Lega- 3rinci2-e; !i--,u- rash driving is an o,,ence.@actua- Situation; K was driving his car a,ter consuming -iuor. 5he 2o-ice hooked

him ,or wi--,u- neg-igent driving.

uestion; Is the act o, the 2o-ice -aw,u-.

#a$ No' (ecause A was not driving rash-y and wi--,u--y' though he was driving in a

drunken state.

#%$ No' %ecause this is not a neg-igent act.

#c$ 9es' %ecause A was driving rash-y.

#d$ 9es' %ecause the 2o-ice has 2ower to arrest i, someone is driving rash-y.

+&. Lega- 3rinci2-e; A contract o%tained %y misre2resentation is voida%-e at the

o2tion o, the %uyer.

@actua- Situation; Anand wants to se-- his house. Anu2ama a22roaches him with an

o,,er to %uy the house and Anand shows her the house. 5he house is not in a very

good condition and visi%-y reuires re2airs' without which it is uninha%ita%-e. Anand

does not te-- anything regarding the reuired re2airs to %e -iva%-e. Anu2ama

2urchases the house ,or a huge consideration. Later on when she wants to move in

her things into the house to start -iving she rea-ies the heavy re2airs that the house

reuires urgent-y.

#a$ Anu2ama wi-- not succeed %ecause she has to %e care,u- a%out what she is

2urchasing in a-- circumstances' un-ess the de,ects are concea-ed and cannot %e seen

or have %een hidden.

#%$ Anu2ama wi-- succeed %ecause Anand knowing-y

shou-d the house and he shou-d have in,ormed Anu2ama a%out the condition o, the

house.

#c$ Anu2ama wi-- succeed %ecause she wou-d never have 2urchased the house in case

she was to-d a%out h the status o, the house.

#d$ A %uyer a-ways have the o2tion to re,use 2er,ormance on his 2art o, the contract.

+). Lega- 3rinci2-e; 3er,ormance o, a -ega- duty cannot %e a consideration ,or a

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@actua- Situation; As wa--et is sto-en %y a thie,. A -odges a com2-aint in the 2o-ice

station A 2romise to 2ay a sum o, Rs. +:: to the 2erson who is a%-e to a22rehend

the thie, and get %ack his wa--et.

5he 2o-iceman servant K a22rehends the thie, and gets %ack the wa--et. A re,uses

to 2ay K the 2romised Rs +::.Choose the correct o2tion;

I. 5he servant is entit-ed to the reward.

II. 5he 2o-iceman wou-d have %een entit-ed to the reward had he %een the 2erson to

a22rehend the thie,.

III. 5he 2o-iceman wou-d %e entit-ed to the reward even i, he had not a22rehend the

thie,.

I. 5he servant wou-d not %e entit-ed to the reward.

#a$ I and III #%$ I on-y#c$ I' II and I #d$ III on-y

+*. Lega- 3rinci2-e; A vio-ation o, a -ega- right with or without damage' gives rise to

a tort.

@actua- Situation; A esta%-ishes a coaching c-ass and charges Rs. +'::: 2er year as

,ees' A as neigh%or ( esta%-ished another coaching c-ass near%y creating a

com2etition; this ,orces A to reduce ,ees to Rs. )'::: 2er year.

uestion; Can A c-aim damages ,rom ( ,or the -oss caused to him"

#a$ 9es' he can as ( has vio-ated his Lega- Right.

#%$ No' A has reduced the ,ees on his own.

#c$ No' %ecause though there was damage their was no -ega- inFury.

#d$ None o, the a%ove.

++. Lega- 3rinci2-e; A 2arent is not -ia%-e ,or a tort committed %y hisJher chi-d e?ce2t

when the 2arent' the chi-d an o22ortunity to commit the tort.

@actua- Situation; A mother takes her 4 year o-d son to market. On reaching the

market she shuts the car engine' 2u--s the hand>%rake and 2uts the cars in gear. She

-eaves the son ion the car itse-,. 5he chi-d starts 2-aying with the car' he re-eases the

%reaks and 2ushes the gear -ever to neutra-. As a resu-t' the car starts moving down

the road and runs down a 2edestrian.

uestion; !hat is the -ia%i-ity o, the mother"

#a$ 5he mother is not -ia%-e %ecause she took great care to ensure that the car wou-d


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remain stationery.

#%$ 5he mother is -ia%-e %ecause she was neg-igent.

#c$ 5he son is -ia%-e %ecause his action cause accident.

#d$ 5he 2edestrian is -ia%-e as he shou-d have %een care,u- whi-e wa-king on the road.

+/. Lega- 3rinci2-e; !hoever uses ,orce without any -aw,u- Fusti,ication commits

%attery.

@actua- Situation; 8ary and 8aya have an argument on an issue in a c-assroom. In

order to take a revenge over this 8ary tries to humi-iate 8aya in ,ront o, the other

c-assmates' %y 2u--ing the chair whi-e the moment she was a%out to sit on the chair.

5hough 8aya ,a--s' she is not hurt. However she ,i-es a case against 8ary ,or %attery.

uestion;

Is 8ary -ia%-e "

#a$ 8ary is not -ia%-e %ecause 8aya was not hurt

#%$ 8ary is not -ia%-e %ecause her argument Fusti,ied her action.

#c$ 8ary is not -ia%-e it didnt reuire any ,orce to 2u-- the chair out %e,ore 8aya sat

#d$ 8aya is -ia%-e %ecause her action was not Fusti,ied.

+4. Lega- 3rinci2-e; 5he,t occurs when a 2erson dishonest-y takes any mova%-e

2ro2erty out o, the 2ossession o, any 2erson without that 2ersons consent.

@actua- Situation; 1eshav ,inds 8anus catt-e roaming the streets and takes themhome to 2revent them ,or %eing run over %y vehic-es. 8anu does not ,ind his catt-e

and makes a com2-iment to the 2o-ice re2orting them to %e missing.

#a$ 1eshav is gui-ty o, the,t as he did not in,orm 8anu as the wherea%outs o, his

catt-e.

#%$ 1eshav is not gui-ty o, the,t since the catt-e were not in 8anu 2ossession.

#c$ 1eshav is not gui-ty o, the,t since catt-e are not 2ro2erty.

#d$ 1eshav is not gui-ty o, the,t as there was no dishonest intention on his 2art.

+6. Lega- 3rinci2-e; A minor is not com2etent to enter into a contract and the -aw wi--

assume that the contract never ha22ened and anything wi-- %e reso-ved to its origina-

2osition.

@actua- Situation; A minor ,raudu-ent-y misre2resenting her age enter into a contract

with other ,or the 2urchase o, a 2iano. A,ter the 2iano has %een de-ivered' she re,used


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to 2ay 2rice ,or the same contending the non>e?istence o, a -ega--y %inding contract.

#a$ 5he contract is va-id and %inding against the minor as the minor has

misre2resented her age knowing-y.

#%$ 5he contract is voida%-e at the o2tion o, the other 2arty and thus the minor is

-ia%-e to 2ay i, the other 2arty wants to carry out the o%-igation.#c$ 5he contract is void a%inito and the court can direct the minor to restore the 2iano

to the other 2arty.

#d$ 5he contract is va-id and the guardian o, the minor wi-- %e -ia%-e to 2ay ,or the

2iano.

+7. A agrees to 2ay +'::: to ( i, it rains and ( 2romises to 2ay a -ike amount to

A i, it does not rain' this agreement is ca--ed"

#a$ uasi contract #%$ Contingent contract#c$ !agering agreement #d$ oida%-e contract

/:. Ani- entered into a contract with Su%hash ,or sa-e and 2urchase o, a horse which'

at the time o, entering into a contract' was dead without the know-edge o, %oth the

2arties. As a resu-t o, this' Ani- cou-d not se-- his horse as 2er the contract.

Advice Su%hash.

#a$ 5he contract is void ,or mistake' so Shu%hash cant sue Ani- ,or %reach.

#%$ 5he contract is va-id and Ani- is -ia%-e ,or %reach.

#c$ 5he contract is void ,or ,raud and Shu%hash can recover damages ,rom Ani-.

#d$ 5he contract is voida%-e at the o2tion o, Shu%hash and he can reti,y it to recover

damages ,rom Ani-.

ANAL95ICAL REASONING

/. @ind the odd one out

#a$ Cotton #%$ Ny-on#c$ 3o-yester #d$ 5ery-ene

/&. @ind the odd one out

#a$ Boy #%$ Love

#c$ Hate #d$ 5oy


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/). @ind out the odd one out

#a$ Ru-e #%$ Common

#c$ Law #d$ Custom

Direction for Q64-Q 65:2ick u2 ,rom the o2tion the missing 2remise o, the giving

argument 2remise must Fusti,y the argument.

/*. Argument; 5his man cannot %e trusted %ecause he is not truth,u-.

#a$ No truth,u- man can %e trusted.

#%$ 5hose who can %e trusted are truth,u-.

#c$ On-y trusted men are truth,u-

#d$ Any%ody who is not trusted is not truth,u-.

/+. Argument; Like other 2-anets 8ars is round.

#a$ Some round things are 2-anets

#%$ 3-anets are round things

#c$ 8ars is a 2-anet

#d$ No round thing is a 2-anet

//. A-- the roses in 8ugha- Garden are white.

A-- the tu-i2s in the 8ugha- Garden are ye--ow.

A-- the ,-owers in 8ugha- Garden are either ye--ow or white.

I, the ,irst two sentence are true' the third sentence is

#a$ 5rue #%$ @a-se

#c$ Dncertain #d$ None o, the a%ove

/4. Average ,ami-y income in the cities has increased today as com2ared to the -ast

,ew years' as in most ,ami-ies these days' hus%and and wives are working. 5hese

sentence im2-ies a-- the ,o--owing e?ce2t

#a$ !ives earn more than hus%and today.

#%$ 8ore hus%ands and wives are working today as com2ared to -ast ,ew years.

#c$ It was more 2reva-ent ,or one s2ouse to work ear-ier than today.

#d$ @ami-y income -eve- was -ower ,ew years ago.


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/6. 3eo2-e shou-d %e he-d accounta%-e ,or their own %ehavior' and i, ho-ding 2eo2-e

accounta%-e ,or their own %ehavior entai-s ca2ita- 2unishment' then so %e it.

However' no 2erson shou-d %e he-d accounta%-e ,or %ehavior over which he or she

had no contro-. !hich o, the ,o--owing is the most -ogica- conc-usion o, the argument

a%ove"#a$ 3eo2-e cannot contro- the %ehavior o, other 2eo2-e.

#%$ 3eo2-e shou-d not %e he-d accounta%-e ,or the %ehavior o, other 2eo2-e.

#c$ (ehavior that cannot %e contro--ed shou-d not %e 2unished.

#d$ 3eo2-e have contro- over their own %ehavior.

/7. I, water is ca--ed air' air is ca--ed dust' dust is ca--ed -ight' -ight is ca--ed sound

and sound is ca--ed water' !hich o, the ,o--owing do ,ish -ive in"

#a$ 0ust #%$ Light#c$ Sound #d$ Air

4&. io-ating an A2artment Lease occurs when a tenant does something 2rohi%ited %y

the -ega--y %inding document that he or she has signed with a -and-ord. !hich

situation %e-ow is the %est e?am2-e o, vio-ating an a2artment -ease"

#a$ 5om has decided to move to another city' so he ca--s his -and-ord to te-- him that

he is not interested in renewing his -ease when it e?2ires ne?t month.

#%$ 8erry recent-y -ost her Fo% and' ,or the -ast three months' has neg-ected to 2ay her

-and-ord the month-y rent they agreed u2on in writing when she moved into

a2artment eight months ago.

#c$ 0avid writes a -etter to his -and-ord -ists numerous com2-aints a%out the

a2artment he has agreed to rent ,or two days

#d$ Les-ie think that her -and-ord is neg-ecting the %ui-ding in which she rents an

a2artment. She ca--s her attorney to ask ,or advice.

4). 3osthumous 3u%-ication occurs in a %ook is 2u%-ished a,ter the authors death.

!hich situation %e-ow is the %est e?am2-e o, 3osthumous 3u%-ication"

#a$ 0avids i--ness took his -i,e %e,ore he was a%-e to enFoy the amaing ear-y reviews

o, his nove-.

#%$ Simoness 3u%-ishers cance-s her %ook contract a,ter she ,ai-s to de-iver the

manuscri2t on time.

#c$ Cody never thought hed -ive to see the third %ook in his tri-ogy 2u%-ished


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#d$ E--ie is honored with a 2restigious -iterary award ,or her writing career writing

career and her daughter acce2ts the award on %eha-, o, her deceased mother.

4*. A Guarantee is a 2romise or in insurance that attests to the ua-ity o, a 2roduct

that is either #$ given in writing %y the manu,acturer or #&$ given ver%a--y %y the2erson se--ing the 2roduct. !hich situation %e-ow is the %est e?am2-e o, a Guarantee"

#a$ 8eena 2urchases a 00 2-ayer with the highest consumer rating in its category

#%$ 5he sa-es2erson advices Reena to %e sure that he %uys an air conditioner with the

Guarantee

#c$ 5he -oca- auto %ody sho2 s2ecia-ies in re,ur%ishing and se--ing used cars.

#d$ Leena %uys a used 0igita- camera ,rom her co>worker who says that she wi--

re,und Leenas money i, the cameras 2er,ormance is not o, highest ua-ity.

4+. Esta%-ishing a 3ower o, Attorney occurs when a -ega- document is created that

gives one individua- the authority to act ,or another. !hich situation %e-ow is the %est

e?am2-e o, esta%-ishing a 3ower o, Attorney.

#a$ Seeta is se--ing her house and hires a -awyer to review the contract

#%$ Geetas mother can no -onger get to the %ank to cash her checks and make

de2osits' so she has taken -ega- ste2s to ena%-e Geeta to do these things ,or her.

#c$ 8eetas mother is e-der-y and meet thinks she is no -onger a%-e to make decisions

,or herse-,.

#d$ At her daughters urging' Seeta o2ens u2 a retirement account with the -oca- %ank.

Direction for Q 76-Q 80:Read the 2aragra2h care,u--y and determine the main 2oint

the author is trying to make. !hat conc-usion can %e drawn ,rom the argument" Each

2aragra2h is ,o--owed %y ,our statements. One statement su22orts the authors

argument %etter than the other do.

4/. 5he crimina- Fustice system needs to change. 5he system cou-d me more Fust i, it

a--owed victims the o22ortunity to con,ront the 2erson who has harmed them. A-so'

mediation %etween victims and their o,,enders wou-d give the o,,ender a chance to

a2o-ogie ,or the harm they have done. 5his 2aragra2h %est su22orts the stamen that

victims ,or a crime shou-d

#a$ -earn to ,orgive their o,,enders and -ead norma- -ives

#%$ have the right to con,ront their o,,enders


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#c$ -earn the art o, mediation and negotiation

#d$ insist that their o,,enders %e 2unished the same way.

44. A ,ew states in this country are considering -egis-ation that wou-d 2rohi%it schoo-

,rom using ca-cu-ator %e,ore the si? grade. Other states take a di,,erent 2osition.Some states are insisting on the 2urchase o, gra2hing ca-cu-ators ,or every student in

midd-e schoo-. 5his 2aragra2h %est su22ort the %est statement that in this country

#a$ there are at -east two o2inions a%out the use o, ca-cu-ators in schoo-s

#%$ ca-cu-ators and other devices are ,reuent-y a detriment to -earning 8aths

#c$ State -egis-ator are more are more invo-ved in education and training than even

%e,ore

#d$ the 2rice o, gra2hing ca-cu-ators is -ess when schoo-s %uy them in %u-k

46.Generation Ks are those 2eo2-e %orn rough-y %etween 7/+ and 76. As

em2-oyees' Generation to %e more cha--enged when they carry out task

inde2endent-y. 5his makes Generation Ks the most entre2reneuria- generation in

History. 5his 2aragra2h %est su22orts the statement that Generation Ks.

#a$ !ork harder than 2eo2-e ,rom other generations.

#%$ Have a tendency to %e se-,>directed workers.

#c$ Have an interest in making history o, good work.

#d$ 5end to work in Fo%s that reuire risk>taking %ehavior.

47. In the 2ast' consumers wou-d rare-y wa-k into an ice cream store and order -ow>

,at ice cream. (ut that isnt the case today. An increasing hea-th consciousness

com%ined with a much %igger se-ection o, tasty -ow>,at ,ood in a-- categories has

%een made -ow>,at ice cream a very 2ro,ita%-e item ,or ice>cream store owners. 5his

2aragra2h %est su22ort the statement that

#a$ -ow>,at ice cream 2roduces more revenue than other -ow>,at ,ood and %everages.

#%$ ice cream store owners wou-d %e %etter o,, carrying on-y -ow>,at ice cream.

#c$ ice cream store owners no -onger think that -ow>,at ice cream is an un2o2u-ar item

#d$ -ow>,at ice cream is more 2o2u-ar than other kinds o, ice cream.

6:. I, youre a ,itness wa-ker' there is no need ,or a commute to a hea-th c-u%. 9our

neigh%orhood can %e your hea-th c-u%. 9ou dont need a -ot o, ,ancy eui2ment to get

a good workout either. A-- you need is a we-->designed 2air o, ath-etic shoes.


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5his 2aragra2h %est su22ort the statement that

#a$ ,itness wa-king is a %etter ,orm o, e?ercise than weight -i,ting and workout at

gym.

#%$ a mem%ershi2 in a hea-th c-u% is a 2oor investment.

#c$ wa-king outdoors 2rovides a %etter workout than wa-king indoors.#d$ ,itness wa-king is a convenient and va-ua%-e ,orm o, e?ercise.

Direction for Q 81- Q 83:A good way to ,igure out the re-ationshi2 in a givers

uestion is to make u2 a sentence that descri%es the re-ationshi2 %etween ,irst two

words. 5hen' try to use the same sentence to ,ind out which o, the answer choices

com2-etes the same re-ationshi2 with the third word.

6. Candid is to Indirect as Honest is to#a$ @rank #%$ !icked

#c$ 5ruth,u- #d$ Dntruth,u-

6&. E?ercise is to Gym as Eating is to

#a$ (urger #%$ 0ieting

#c$ @itness #d$ Restaurant

6). Cu2 is to Co,,ee as (ow- is to

#a$ 0ish #%$ Sou2

#c$ S2oon #d$ 3ot

6*. ru-e command dictate doe s-ee2"

#a$ Snore #%$ Govern

#c$ Awaken #d$ Hi%ernate

6+. A' (' C' 0' and E are ,ive rivers. A is shorter than ( %ut -onger than E. C is the

-ongest and 0 is a -itt-e shorter than ( and a -itt-e -onger than A. !hich is the shortest

river"

#a$ ( #%$ A

#c$ 0 #d$ E

6/. Among ,ive ,riends Sonu is o-der than 8onu %ut not as (unty. (unty is o-der


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than Chintu and 3intu. Chintu is younger than 8onu %ut not the youngest. !ho is the

,ourth in the descending order o, age"

#a$ Sonu #%$ 8onu

#c$ 3intu #d$ A-- o, these

64. 4'/'7' +' ' *' "

#a$ * #%$ )

#c$ & #d$ +

66. *:' *&' )7' **' )6' */' "

#a$ )) #%$ )+

#c$ )4 #d$ )*

67. )' *' /' &' +' 6' "

#a$ & #%$ &*

#c$ ): #d$ ))

REA0ING CO83REHENSION

Direction for Q 91- Q95: Read through the te?t' and ,i-- u2 the %-anks with

a22ro2riate choices;

PASSAGE 1

5he D1s current account #7$' a key #7&$ indicator' widened to arecord -eve- in the three months ,rom Bu-y to Se2tem%er' #7)$ to o,,icia- data.

It was M&:%n' or +.4 o, gross #7*$ 2roduct' com2ared#7+$ M).4%n

in the -ast three months' the O,,ice ,or Nationa- Statistics re2orted.


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7. Se-ect the right word

#a$ 0e,icient #%$ 0e,iciency

#c$ 0e,icit #d$ 0e,eat

7&. Se-ect the right word

#a$ Economic #%$ Economica-

#c$ Economics #d$ Economist

7). Se-ect the right word

#a$ Accordance #%$ According

#c$ Re,erence #d$ Re,erring

7*. Se-ect the right word

#a$ 0omestic #%$ 0omesticate

#c$ 0omestica--y #d$ 0omesticity

7+. Se-ect the right word

#a$ (y #%$ !ith

#c$ @rom #d$ @or

Direction for Q 96-Q 100:Read the given 2assage and answer the uestions.

PASSAGE 2

8any s2eakers ignore their hearers stare over their heads or at the ,-oor. 5hey seem

to %e de-ivering a so-i-ouy. 5here is no sense o, communication' no give and take

%etween the audience and the s2eaker. 5hat kind o, attitude wou-d ki-- a

conversation it a-so ki--s a s2eech. Good de-ivery is controversia- tone and directness

en-arge #d$ ta-k to the Community Chest Fust as you wou-d to Bohn Smith. !hat is the


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Chest Committee a,ter a-- %ut a co--ection o, Bohn Smiths" Everyone has the a%i-ity to

de-iver a ta-k. I, you uestion this statement' try it out ,or yourse-, knock down the

most ignorant man you know when he gets on his ,eet wi-- 2ro%a%-y say some things'

and his manner o, saying them wi-- %e a-most ,-aw-ess. !e want you to take that

same natura-ness with you when you s2eak in 2u%-ic. 5o deve-o2 it' you must

2ractice. 0ont imitate others. I, you s2eak s2ontaneous-y you wi-- s2eak di,,erent-y

,rom anyone e-se in the wor-d. 3ut your individua-ity' your own characteristics

manner into your de-ivery.

0a-e Carnegie' 3g. &7

7/. Choose the 2ro2er word or words which mean So-i-ouy

#a$ So-e 2erson #%$ 5a-k to onese-,

#c$ Lock a 2erson #d$ A-one

74. !hat is the de,ect in some s2eakers"

#a$ 5hey ta-k too so,t-y#%$ 5hey ta-k too -oud-y

#c$ 5hey do not take heed o, the audience

#d$ 5hey do not have any su%stance in their s2eech

76. !hat does the author %e-ieve in"

#a$ Not a-- can de-iver a ta-k

#%$ It is di,,icu-t to de-iver a ta-k

#c$ Everyone can de-iver a ta-k

#d$ Everyone cannot de-iver a ta-k


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77. !hat is the test suggested %y him"

#a$ Ask uestion to any 2erson

#%$ 8ake any 2erson ask you any uestion

#c$ 1nock down someone and hear him say things natura--y

#d$ 1nock down a 2erson and hear his a%uses

::. In order to %e a success,u- orator

#a$ s2eak with determination and conviction

#%$ s2eak with natura-ness and in an individua-istic manner

#c$ imitate %ig orators

#d$ s2eak in an unnatura- tone

Direction for Q 101- Q 105:Read the given 2assage and answer the uestions.

PASSAGE 3

A two>year di--y>da--ying on the 2art o, the 8aharashtra Government to de,end its

vis>P>vis 2rotecting an unauthoried dargah at the tom% o, 4thcentury warrior A,a-

1ahn has -ed the Su2reme Court to order its demo-ition.

Ek%ote'a ,ormer cor2orator ,rom city' won the -ega- %att-e stretching over a%out ,ive

years as the a2e? court dismissed a s2ecia- -eave 2etition ,i-ed %y the state against the

demo-ition o, the dargah at the ,oothi--s o, 3rata2gad ,ort. 5he Su2reme Court order

came a,ter the state government ,ai-ed to ,i-e an a,,idavit within the set dead-ine o, +

days' mentioning its intention %ehind kee2ing the dargah intact.

Rune 8irror' 8onday' 8arch +' &:&' 3age )

:. Choose the word or words which mean 0i--y>da--ying.

#a$ 0oing

#%$ Com2-eting work


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#c$ !aste time

#d$ Dse time

:&. is>a>vis means

#a$ isiting

#%$ In re-ation to

#c$ iew

#d$ None o, the a%ove

:).!hat was the stand taken %y 8aharashtra Government"

#a$ It wanted to kee2 the dargah

#%$ It wanted to re2air the dargah

#c$ It wanted to %ui-d dargah

#d$ It wanted to re%ui-d dargah

:*. @or how -ong did cor2orator Ek%ote ,ight in the Court"

#a$ @or two years #%$ @or ,ive years

#c$ @or sometime #d$ @or hard-y anytime

:+. !hat was the order 2assed %y the Su2reme Court

#a$ 5o re2air the dargah #%$ 5o %ui-d a new dargah

#c$ 5 %ring down the dargah #d$ 5o ignore the dargah

Direction for Q 106-Q 110:Read the given 2assage and answer the uestion.

PASSAGE 4

5here were > and are Q two kinds o, cha--enge. One is ca--ed a 2erem2tory

cha--enge. 5his means that the accused can say I o%Fect without giving any reason;


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and the Furor has to stand down. 5he other is ca--ed cha--enge ,or cause. 5his means

that the accused has to show good cause in order to Fusti,y his o%Fection 3erem2tory

cha--enge is more di,,icu-t to Fusti,y. (-ackstone suggested that it is con,ined to

ca2ita- cases where the accused may %e sentenced to death i, he is convicted. He

shou-d %e a%-e to o%Fect to a man i, he does not -ike the -ook o, him. Sim2-est and

shortest is to a%o-ish the right to make 2erem2tory cha--enges. 5he origin o, this

right' as I have shown' was in the days when the death 2ena-ty was in,-icted ,or many

o,,ences. (-ackstone ,e-t it was Fusti,ied in ,avorem vitae#in ,avor o, -i,e$. 5he

accused man knew nothing o, the man to whom he o%Fect. He had no good cause to

urge why he shou-d not %e on the Fury. He cou-d on-y go %y the -ook o, him. 5hat

seems to me a-together an insu,,icient %asis ,or giving the accused this right.

Lord 0enning' !hat Ne?t in the Law' 3age //' /4 and 4:

:/. Choose the word or words which mean 3erem2tory.

#a$ Something which is not 2ermanent

#%$ Leaving no o22ortunity ,or re,usa-

#c$ 3ermanent


:4. Choose the word or words which e?2-ain in ,avorem vitae

#a$ In ,avour o, vitamin

#%$ In ,avour o, uickness

#c$ In ,avour o, -i,e

#d$ @avouritism

:6. !hy does Lord 0enning' the author suggest that


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#a$ As it is not -ogica-

#%$ As it is used too used o,ten

#c$ As it is o, no use

#d$ As it is usua-

:7. As 2er (-ackstone where is 2erem2tory cha--enge 2ermitted"

#a$ in a-- cases

#%$ in heinous crimes

#c$ in cases where death sentence can %e awarded

#d$ in cases where courts want the Fury

:. 5he accused has the right to o%Fect to a Furor

#a$ i, he ,ears that the Furor may not %e im2artia-

#%$ i, he does not -ike his -ooks

#c$ i, he hates him

#d$ i, he is whimsica-

Direction for Q 111-Q 115:Read the given 2assage and answer the uestion.

PASSAGE 5

!hen the %i--ion strong 2oor have no 2o-itica- ,reedom to agitate ,or 2rime needs'

when des2air drives chunks o, 2eo2-e to turn mi-itant in de,ence o, their right to -ive

in dignity and eua- o22ortunity' the State' contro--ed %y the 2ro2rietariat' wou-d seek

to su22ress the 2ro-etariat %y ar%itrary -aws. Another -ine ado2ted is to re-ease 2o-ice

terror' regard-ess o, human rights -ega-ity. Institutiona- 2rotection o, victims o, State

vio-ence is o,ten inadeuate and re2ressive organs and vio-ent gangs -eve- in assau-ts

on 2eo2-es rights. Civi-ian mora-e s-ums when the State itse-, takes sides. And courts

-ook un2ertur%ed at the harsh -aws' however undemocratic or des2otic they %e' and


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%asic ,reedoms %ecome Fudicia- casua-ty. 5he 5A0A' the 8ISA' the Emergency

Laws etc. on which I wi-- dwe-- -ater' are cases where -achrymations a%out %reaches

o, human rights have ,ound 2oor res2onse and even %ruta- vio-ations 2ass Fudicia-

scrutiny.

. R. 1rishna Iyer' 3age; +

. Choose the word or words which mean 3ro-etariat.

#a$ 5he 3ro>Government 2eo2-e

#%$ 5he working c-ass

#c$ 5o -et out


&. Choose the word or words which mean 3ro2rietariat.

#a$ 5he rich c-ass

#%$ 5he 3ro>Government 2eo2-e

#c$ 5o own


). Re2ressive in this 2assage means

#a$ to 2ress again

#%$ to say again

#c$ to kee2 under contro-

#d$ to kee2 2ressed

*. !hat has not ,ound 2ro2er hand-ing %y Fudges"

#a$ 5he i-->treatment to victims o, Human Rights

#%$ 5he i-->treatment to o,,icers in serious cases


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#c$ 5he use o, action in Fai-s

#d$ 5he i-->treatment to accused in custody in serious cases

+. Lachrymations means

#a$ sym2toms #%$ secretion o, tears

#c$ -acuer #d$ none o, the a%ove

Direction for Q 116-Q 120:Read the given 2assage and answer the uestions.

PASSAGE 6

0eath 3ena-ty on-y in Rarest Cases; SC


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4. Heinous means

#a$ hearing #%$ a%omina%-e

#c$ hurting #d$ none o, the a%ove

6. !hat is the other word which e?2resses death sentenceJ death 2ena-ty"

#a$ Li,e 2unishment #%$ Ca2ita- 2unishment

#c$ 3ena-ty o, -i,e #d$ None o, the a%ove

7. In rarest o, rare cases death sentence is awarded %y the Court

#a$ considering the %ruta-ity o, o,,ence and intention

#%$ considering the evidence adduced

#c$ considering the nature o, the victim

#d$ considering the num%er o, o,,ences committed %y the accused

&:. Awarding in the 2assage means

#a$ giving gi,t

#%$ giving com2ensation

#c$ giving 2unishment

#d$ giving 2unishment

GENERAL 1NO!LE0GE

&. @I@A !or-d Cu2 @oot%a-- hosts ,or &:6 and &:&: res2ective-y are

#a$ Russia and atar

#%$ Germany and @rance


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#c$ Eng-and and Ita-y

#d$ S2ain and Argentina

&&. ine EL A%idine was recent-y ousted ,rom his 2osition as the 3resident o,

#a$ 5unisia #%$ Egy2t

#c$ Li%ya #d$ Sudan

&). 5he 9ar-una ang%o river in India' is known as

#a$ Ganga #%$ (rahma2utra

#c$ Li%ya #d$ 8ahanadi

&*. 5he Indian state which has achieved ,irst rank in harnessing so-ar energy is

#a$ (ihar #%$ Orrisa

#c$ RaFasthan #d$ 8adhya 3radesh

&+. 5he author o, the %ook &: is

#a$ Bharkhand #%$ Dttar 3radesh

#c$ 8adhya 3radesh #d$ (ihar

&4. !ho got the (usiness Leader o, the 9ear award o, Economic 5imes Cor2orate

E?ce--ence Awards &:"


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#a$ Chanda 1ochar

#%$ Ratan 5ata

#c$ 8ukesh Am%ani

#d$ Ani- Am%ani

&6. !ho was the ,irst ever woman a22ointed as the 3rime 8inister o, a country"

#a$ Indira Gandhi

#%$ 8argret 5hatcher

#c$ Sirimavo (andaranaike

#d$ Go-da 8eir

&7. !hich com2any' ,ounded %y O-e 1irk Christiansen' was started as a car2enters

sma-- wooden toy sho2 in 0enmark"

#a$ @isher 2rice #%$ Lego

#c$ @unskoo- #d$ Has%ro

):. 5he country whose name comes ,rom an a%origina- word kanta' which means

vi--age or sett-ement is

#a$ Cam%odia #%$ Chi-e

#c$ Canada #d$ China

). 5he -i%rary o, Na-anda' known as 0hrama GunF o, 0harmaganFa means

#a$ 8ountain o, know-edge

#%$ 8ountain o, truth

#c$ 8ountain o, righteousness

#d$ Reservoir o, know-edge


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)&. ReykFavik is the ca2ita- o,

#a$ (ahamas #%$ (otswana

#c$ Ice-and #d$ 5aFikistan

)). 5he -ongest river in the wor-d is

#a$ Rhine #%$ 8ississi22i

#c$ Ni-e #d$ Amaon

)*. 1hordad Sa- is ce-e%rated %y

#a$ Bains #%$ 3arsis

#c$ Sikhs #d$ (uddhist

)+. !ho is the author o, 8eghdoot"

#a$ 1a-idas #%$ (ana%hatta

#c$ ishakadatta #d$ a-miki

)/. A22ears ,irst in the 2ream%-e o, the Constitution

#a$ Eua-ity #%$ Li%erty

#c$ @raternity #d$ Bustice

)4. 8i-k is the source o,

i. itamic C iii. itamin A

ii. itamin 0 iv. itamin 1

#a$ i' ii' iii #%$ ii and iii on-y

#c$ ii' iii' iv #d$ i and iv on-y

)6. !ho is the custodian o, the ,undamenta- rights em%odied in the Constitution o,


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India"

#a$ Su2reme Court o, India

#%$ 3resident o, India

#c$ State assem%-ies

#d$ 3rime 8inister

)7. !hich o, the ,o--owing su%Fects is inc-uded in the Dnion -ist"

#a$ Crimina- -aw

#%$ Land acuisition

#c$ 3osts and te-egra2h

#d$ 3o-ice

*:. 5he ,irst coa- mine in India was o2ened at

#a$ RaniganF #%$ Neyve-i

#c$ Bharia #d$ 0han%ad

*. Among the images constructed during the ru-e o, the Cho-as' the most ,amous

are

#a$ (rone image o, NataraFa

#%$ Image carved out o, rocks

#c$ 8ar%-e images o, dancers

#d$ Stone images o, (uddha

*&. 5he (ona%i--a 2ass in

#a$ Assam #%$ Sikkim

#c$ Himacha- 3radesh #d$ Arunacha- 3radesh


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*). 5he 3u-iter 3rie is given in the ,ie-d o,

#a$ Cinema #%$ Bourna-ism

#c$ Socia- Service #d$ Literature

**. (rihadeeswara tem2-e has recent-y ce-e%rated its mi--ennium %irthday. In which

State in this tem2-e -ocated"

#a$ 5ami- Nadu #%$ 1arnataka

#c$ Andhra 3radesh #d$ 1era-a

*+. ESO3 is an a%%reviation ,or

#a$ Em2-oyee Stock O2tion

#%$ Ear-y Sa-es O22ortunities

#c$ E?ecutive Stock Ownershi2

#d$ E?ecutive Sa-ary O2tion

*/. No%e- 3eace 3rie in &: was awarded to

#a$ Leyrnah G%owee #%$ Christo2her A Sims

#c$ 5homas Sargent #d$ 5omas 5ranstromer

*4. !hich one o, the ,o--owing disease is caused due to 2resence o, e?cess arsenic

in water"

#a$ A-heimers disease

#%$ 3arkinsons disease

#c$ Skin cancer

#d$ Liver Cirrhosis

*6. Cannon is a term associated with which o, the ,o--owing games"


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#a$ Go-, #%$ Chess

#c$ (i--iards #d$ (adminton

*7. 5he de2osits o, the ancient 5ethys Sea were ,o-ded to ,orm which o, the

,o--owing mountain ranges"

#a$ Hima-ayas #%$ Andes

#c$ A-2s #d$ Rockies

+:. 0uring whose tenure was the ca2ita- o, India trans,erred ,rom Ca-cutta to 0e-hi"

#a$ Lord 8into #%$ Lord Curon

#c$ Lord Hardinge #d$ Lord Che-ms,ord

ANS!ERS

. #a$ ). #a$ /. #a$ 7. #c$ &. #a$

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