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Serial No. [ 1233~3~ TEST BOOKLET
GENERAL ABILITY TEST A Time Allowed: Two Hours and Tllirty Minutes (Maximum Marks: 600)
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6. 7.
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which a wrong answer has been given by the candidate, one-third (0•33) of the marks assigned to that question will be deducted as penalty.
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PART-A
COMPREHENSION
Directions (For the 12 items which follow) :
In this section, you have 03 short passages. After each passage, you will find several questions
based on the passage. First, read a passage and then answer the questions based on it. You are
required to select your answers based on the contents of the passage and opinion of the author
only.
Examples 'I' and 'J' have been solved for you.
PASSAGE (EXAMPLE)
In our approach to life, be it pragmatic or otherwise, a basic Jact that confronts us squarely
and unmistakably is the desire for peace, security and happiness. Different !i.Hms of life at
different levels of existence make up the teeming denizens ·Of this earth of ours. And, no matter
whether they belong to the higher groups such as human beings or to the lower groups such as
animals, all beings primarily seek peace, comfort and security. Life is as dear to a mute creature
as it is to a man. Even the lowliest insect strives for protection against dangers that threaten its
life. Just as each one of us wants to live and not to die, so do all other creatures.
I. The author's main point is that
(a) different forms of life are found on
the earth
(b) different levels of existence are
possible in nature
(c) peace and security are the chief goals
of all living beings
(d) even the weakest creature struggles
to preserve its life
Explanation :
J. Which one of the following assumptions
or steps is essential in developing the
author's position ?
(a) All forms of life have a single
overriding goal
(b) The will to survive of a creature is
identified with a desire for peace
(c) All beings are divided into higher
and lower groups
(d) A parallel is drawn between happiness
and life, and pain and death
I. The idea which represents the author's main point is "peace and security are the chief goals
of all living beings", which is response (c). So (c) is the correct answer.
J. The best assumption underlying the passage is "The will to survive of a creature is identified
with a desire for peace", which is response (b). So (b) is the correct answer.
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PASSAGE-I An old man with steel-rimmed spectacles and very dusty clothes sat by the side of the road.
There was a pontoon bridge across the river and carts, trucks, and men, women and children were crossing it. The mule-drawn carts staggered up the steep bank from the bridge with soldiers helping to push against the spokes of the wheels. The trucks wound up and away heading out of it all. The peasants plodded along in the ankle-deep dust. But the old man sat there without moving.
I. The term "pontoon bridge" means :
(a) a temporary bridge constructed with the help of ropes
(b) a bridge made by soldiers during a war
(c) a bridge supported by floating natbottomed boats
(d) a bridge made with wooden planks
2. The soldiers were "helping to push against the spokes of the wheels" because :
(a) they wanted to stop the carts
(b) the spokes of the wheels were broken
(c) the mules refused to draw the carts
(d) there was a steep elevation
3 . The mule-drawn carts staggered up because : (a) there were too many mule-carts (b) the mules were indisciplined (c) it was a steep uphill journey (d) the carts were blocked by the peasants
4. The reference. to the old man in the beginning and the end of the passage indicates that : (a) the writer wants to compare between
the bridge and motionless old man (b) the description that takes place
between the first sentence and the last sentence is irrelevant
(c) there is an unnecessary repetition in the reference to the old man
(d) the figure of the old man is brought under a sharp focus
PASSAGE-II When vegetation sprouts in the desert, it is a good sign but when the ice in the Arctic and
Antarctic begins to turn green, there is something terribly wrong. Reports say that an iceberg, approximately the size of New York city, has broken off from the icy continent. An Argentine team discovered huge cracks in the polar ice caps. These developments can have serious implications. If polar ice fields melt, our coastal cities might be submerged, and sea levels across the world could rise between 3.65 and 6.09 metre in different parts of the earth. This is probably due to global warming.
5. What can be considered as a "good sign" in the desert ?
(a) when shrubs and trees grow there
(b) when it snows in the desert
(c) when ice caps melt and there is water (d) when there is vegetation found in the
desert
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6. The melting of ice fields in the Arctic and Antarctic regions is dangerous because : (a) the ice will turn green and poisonous (b) it will cause huge floods which will
destroy coastal regions (c) it will create global warming and will
badly affect our climate (d) huge cracks will develop all over the
world
(Contd.)
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7. Polar ice caps develop huge cracks because :
(a) of the movement of the earth
(b) of the breaking off of icebergs
(c) of the crowding of cities like New
York
(d) of rising temperatures
8. What do you think the intention of the
author is ?
(a) to describe strange phenomena m
nature
(b) to report findings of research teams
working in the polar regions
(c) to make us aware of the dangers of
global warming
(d) to compare developments in deserts
and Arctic regions caused by global
warmmg
PASSAGE-III
It was a very cold evening and so few people were seen out on the streets. I did not go out
myself although it was my habit not to keep indoors after sunset. So I closed all the doors and
windows of my room, took the book which had been lying opened on the table, and tried to read
it. The cold was getting so severe that I started shivering, so I wrapped myself up with a bigger
blanket. But I could not continue reading the book because I was nearly rendered incapable of
turning the pages.
9. The author's habit was to :
(a) read in the evening
(b) sleep in the evening
(c) go out in the evening
(d) play in the evening
I 0. If it was not so cold the author would
have:
(a) liked to work
(b) liked to sit and look out to the streets
(c) liked to read
(d) liked to have a stroll
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II. The author could not continue reading the
book because :
(a) he did not like to
(b) he was feeling tired
(c) he was feeling very cold
(d) the lights had gone off
12. There were not many people outside
because :
(a) it was a rainy evening
(b) it was a cold evening
(c) it was a dark evening
(d) there was heavy snow outside
(Contd.)
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REARRANGING PARTS OF A SENTENCE
Directions (For the 6 items which follow) :
In the following items, some parts of the sentence have been jumbled up. You are required to
rearrange these parts which are labelled P, Q, R and S to produce the correct sentence.
Choose the proper sequence and mark in your Answer Sheet accordingly.
Example 'Z' has been solved for you.
z. Some people believe that the effect is very bad on children of cinema p Q R s
The correct sequence should be :
(a) P-S-R-Q
(b) S-P-Q-R
(c) S-R-P'--Q
(d) Q-S-R-P
Explanation :
The proper way of writing the sentence is "Some people believe that the effect of cinema on
children· is very bad". This is indicated by the sequence P-S-R-Q and so (a) is the correct
answer.
13. At the door that he would have the door broken open
p
the guard shouted
if the persons inside did not heed his call
R
The correct sequence should be :
(a) S-P-R-Q
(b) Q-S-P-R
(c) P-R-S-Q
(d) P-Q-R-S
14. by bandits
p
were driving through a desert area
Q
when they were held up
s The correct sequence should be :
(a) S-P-R-Q
(b) R-Q-S-P
(c) S-R-P-Q
(d) P-Q-R-S
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at the top of his voice
s
a man and his daughter
R
Q
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15. Our finest contemporary achievement and toil
is our unprecedented expenditure of wealth
R
The correct sequence should be :
_ (a) P-Q-R-S
(b) R-Q-P-S
(c) R-P-Q-S
(d) P-R-Q-S
p
16. It seemed to him like seeing one's reflection
two mirrors
R
p
while standing between
s The correct sequence should be :
(a) P-R-S-Q
(b) S-P-Q-R
(c) R-S-P-Q
(d) Q-P-S-R
in the provision of higher education
Q
an endless guest
Q
17. A series of shocks is known as earthquake
p which can be recognised through seismic waves
that result from sudden earth movements or tremors
R
causing widespread destru~tion of life and property
s The correct sequence should be :
(a) P-Q-R-S
(b) R-P-Q-S
(c) R-S-P-Q
(d) R-Q-S-P
18. in this world a man has p Q
The correct sequence should be :
(a) Q-P-R-S
(b) P-Q-R-S
(c) R-Q-P-S
(d) Q-R-S-P
it is possible that the best friend
R
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Q
may turn against him
s
(Contd.)
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SPOTTING ERRORS
Directions (For the 10 items which follow) :
(i) In this section, a number of sentences are given. The sentences are underlined in three
separate parts and each one is labelled (a), (b) and (c). Read each sentence to find out
whether there is an error in any underlined part. No sentence has more than one error. When
you find an error in any one of the underlined parts (a), (b) or (c), indicate your response
on the separate Answer Sheet at the appropriate space. You may feel that there is no error
in a sentence. In that case, letter (d) will signify a 'No error' response.
(ii) You are to indicate only one response for each item in your Answer Sheet. (If you indicate
more than one response, your answer will be considered wrong.) Errors may be in grammar,
word usage or idioms. There may be a word missing or there may be a word which should
be removed. (iii) You are not required to correct the error. You are required only to indicate your response
on the Answer Sheet. Examples 'P' and 'Q' have been solved for you. P. The young chi Jd singed a verv sweet song.
(a) (b) (c)
Q. We worked (a)
Explanation :
verv hard (b)
throughout the season. (c)
No error (d)
No error (d)
In item P, the word 'singed' is wrong. The letter under this part is (b), so (b) is the correct
answer. Similarly, for item Q, (d) is the correct answer, as the sentence does not contain any
error.
19. Let us congratulate him for his success in the examination. No error
(a) (b) (c) (d)
20. Many people prefer to travel by the road because it is Jess expensive. No error
(a) (b) · (c) (d)
21. She was beside herself in joy when she came to know
(a) (b)
that she had been selected for the job. No error (c) (d)
22. Mother tongue is as natural for the development of man's mind
(a) (b)
as mother's milk is for the development of the infant's body. (c)
No error (d)
23. The Prime Minister as well as his secretary were expected to arrive in Chennai (b)
24.
25.
26.
on Saturday morning. (c)
The speaker was (a)
(a) No error
(d) not only slow
(b) but also inaudible as well. No error
(c) (d)
The crowd surged forward (a)
to have a glimpse (b)
of their favourite leader. No error (c) (d)
There is a distinctive possibility (a)
once the investigation is over. (c)
that he will leave the job (b)
No ·error (d)
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27. Many a star ~
(a) (b) twinkling in the sky.
(c) No error
(d) 28. We discussed the problem
(a) so thoroughly that
(b) I found it easy to work it out.
(c)
No error
(d)
Directions (For tire 06 items which follow)
Each of the following items consists of a sentence followed by four words. Select the synonym of the word (occurring in the sentence in capital letters) as per the context.
29. His descriptions are VIVID. 32. He was ENGROSSED in writing a story. (a) Detailed (a) Absolved (b) Categorical (b) Absorbed (c) Clear (c) Interested (d) Ambiguous (d) Engaged
30. Friends have always DEPLORED my 33. People fear him because of his
unsociable nature. VINDICTIVE nature.
(a) Deprived (a) Violent
(b) Implored (b) Cruel
(c) Denied (c) Revengeful
(d) Regretted (d) Irritable
31. Despite his enormous wealth, the businessman was very FRUGAL in his
34. He always has a very PRAGMATIC approach to life.
habits. · (a) Reckless (b) Law-abiding (c) Unpredictable (d) Economical
Directious (For tire 06 items wlriclr follow) :
(a) Practical (b) Proficient (c) Potent (d) Patronizing
Each of the following items consists of a sentence followed by four words or group of words.
Select the antonym of the word (occurring in the sentence in capital letters) as per the context.
35. What the critic said about this new book 37. After swallowing the frog had become
was ABSURD. LETHARGIC.
(a) Interesting (a) Aggressive
(b) Impartial (b) Dull
(c) Sensible (c) Active
(d) Ridiculous (d) Hungry
36. The issue raised in the forum can be 38. For the first time I saw him speaking
IGNORED. RUDELY to her.
(a) Removed (a) Softly
(b) Considered (b) Gently
(c) Set aside (c) Politely
(d) Debated (d) Slowly
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39. Dust storms and polluted rivers have made it HAZARDOUS to breathe the air and drink the water.
(a) Convenient
(b) Risky
(c) Wrong
(d) Safe
Directions (For the 10 items which follow) :
40. Only hard work can ENRICH our country.
(a) Impoverish
(b) Improve
(c)
(d)
Increase
Involve
Each of the following items is followed by four words or group of words. Fill in the blanks with
appropriate word or group of words.
41. Your present statement does not ___ _ what you said last week. (a) accord to (b) accord in (c) accord with (d) accord for
42. I had a vague that the lady originally belonged to Scotland. (a) notion (b) expressiOn (c) imagination (d) theory .
43. The prisoner showed no ____ for his cnmes. (a) hatred (b) obstinacy (c) remorse (d) anger
44. It is inconceivable that in many schools children are subjected to physical ____ in the name of discipline. (a) violation (b) exercise (c) violence (d) security
45. We have not yet fully realised the __ _ consequences of the war. (a) happy (b) pleasing (c) gnm (d) exciting
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46. Happiness consists in being ____ what we have.
(a) contented to
(b) contented with
(c) contented for
(d) contented in
47. His rude behaviour IS a ___ _ organization.
(a) disgrace for
(b) disgrace on
(c) disgrace upon
(d) disgrace to
his
48. No child is understanding. One has to wait and provide proper guidance. (a) dull to
(b) dull in
(c) dull of (d) dull for
49. I am fully ____ the problems facing the industry.
(a) alive with
(b) alive to (c) alive for
(d) alive on
50. The Romans were ____ science.
(a) bad in
(b) bad to (c) bad for (d) bad at
(Contd.)
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PART-B
51. Which among the following statements about Nirupam Sen is/are correct ? I. In the year 2009 he was appointed
as Special Senior Adviser to the President of the UN General Assembly on the world financial and economic crisis
2. He was formerly the Indian Ambassador to the UK
Select the correct answer using the code given below : (a) I only (b) 2 only (c) Both I and 2 (d) Neither I nor 2
52. Consider the following statement : I can only thank a genius director
like Guru Dull for giving me an opportunity to work in his films and translate his conceptions on screen. I was able. to involve (myself) in many innovative experiments he had tried. The best example is the making of'Kagaz Ke Phoo/' (I 959), which is the first cinemascope venture in the Indian film industry On receipt of a prestigious award of India the above statement was made recently by: (a) Santhosh Sivan (b) Ravi K. Chandran (c) Ramachandra Babu (d) V. K. Murthy
53. Consider the following statements about General V. K. Singh : I. He is the first trained commando to
take over as the Chief of the Army Staff of Indian Army
2. He belongs to the Rajputana Rifles regiment of Indian Army
3. General Singh succeeded General Deepak Kapoor
Which among the statements given above is/are correct ? (a) I, 2 and 3 (b) I and 3 only (c) 3 only (d) I and 2 only
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54. Consider the following passage and identifY the form of dance theatre referred thereto using the code given below : This is a uniquely traditional form of dance theatre of India with a formidable classical background. The main essence of this form of dance drama is its attachment with religion, which provides the most common theme for its plays. The performance begins with a prayer offering to the lord Ganesha, which isfollowed by a comedy act, accompanied by the background music of the chenda and the maddale, and a tala (cymbals) played hy a team of three. The narrator. who is also a part of the team is called Bhagavata, and is the producer. the director. and the head oj the ceremony. His primary task involves the narration of the story through songs, introduction of the characters, and occasionally conversing with them. Another unique feature of it is the totally unrehearsed and unwritten use of dialogues, which makes it so.specia/. Code: (a) Cheraw (b) Yakshagana (c) Devarattam (d) Jatra
55. In a rare case, a record number of about 20000 employees of the Government of Kerala retired on a single day (on 31 March 20 I 0). Which among the following statements is/arc correct in this respect ? I. The mass retirement follows the
Kerala government's move to allow employees retiring any day during the year to work till March 31
2. In a recent bid to reduce burden on the state exchequer, the Government of Kerala reduced the retirement age of government employees from 59 to 58 years
3. More than 50% of those retired were from the Education department
Select the correct answer using the code given below : (a) I, 2 and 3 (b) I and 3 only (c) 2 and 3 only (d) I only
(Contd.)
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56. Car manufacturer Maruti has stopped selling its popular brand Maruti 800 in some major cities of India from I st of April 2010. Which among the following statements is/are correct in this regard ? I. The engine of the car is unable to
meet the stricter Bharat Stage IV norms that become mandatory in some major cities of India from that date
2. The company has decided to promote another brand of car in the small car segment in some select cities
3. The company wants to shorten its product line
Select the correct answer using the code given below :
(a) I, 2 and 3
(b) I only
(c) 2 and 3 only
(d) 2 only
57. In a major ceo-friendly step towards renewable energy generation in India, in
June 2010 seaweed sourced ethanol (ethyl
alcohol), a biofuel additive in transport
fuel, has been used to run a car for the
first time. With regard to this which of
the following statements is/are correct ?
I. Experiment in this direction was
carried out by the scientists of Central
Salt and Marine Chemicals Research
Institute (CSMCRJ), Bhavnagar
2. India has become the first country in
the world to produce and use green
fuel to run cars
Select the correct answer using the code
given below :
(a) I only
(b) 2 only
(c) Both I and 2
(d) Neither I nor 2
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58. Which of the following aspects with regard to the T-20 world cup (Men's) cricket and T-20 world cup (Women's) cricket tournaments held in the year 20 I 0 was/ were common ? I. Both the tournaments were won by
England 2. The tournaments were held in West
Indies 3. There was a tie match each in both
the tournaments Select the correct answer using the code given below :
(a) I only
(b) 2 only
(c) I, 2 and 3
(d) 2 and 3 only
59. Which amongst the following statements is/are correct about the INS Arihant ? I. It is India's first nuclear submarine
2. It is India's first aircraft carrier
3. It has been indigenously built in India
(a) I only
(b) 2 and 3 only
(c) I and 3 only
(d) 2 only
60. Which among the following statements about the Zaranj-Delaram road is/are correct ? I. It was constructed by Border· Road
Organization in Afghanistan 2. It links India with Afghanistan via
Pakistan 3. This road will open up market for
Indian goods in Afghanistan via Iran Select the correct answer using the code given below : (a) 3 only (b) I and 3 (c) I and 2 (d) 2 only
(Contd.)
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(d) <Fcffi 2
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3. <i't.ff if "ft ~ ~~c; if ~ ~ 'liT (m) WI I
~ ~ ~ 'liT ~ "iji"{ mjT ~ ~ :
(a) <Fcffi I
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(c) I, 2 3ffi 3
(d) <Fcffi 2 3i'R 3
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1. wr mur q\1 m~ ~ Y'i~""'l WI
2. wr m«r "fiT m~ ql9>'11'1 <mr'li ~ 1
3. <it[ "'mf if ~ ¥'! "ft <R1<lT 1T!!T
WI (a) <Fcffi I
(b) <Fcffi 2 3i'R 3
(c) <Fcffi I 3i'R 3
(d) <Fcffi 2
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). ~ ~ ~ WTo'1 liTU 31""4im'lll f.!t~tt1H'IT'1"1 '1
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~ ~ "tiC 'liT m "iji"{ .mr ~ ~ : "
(a) <Fcffi 3
(b) I 3ffi 3
(c) I 3i'R 2
(d) <Fcffi 2
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The next four (04) items are based on the following Table :
Match List I with List II, List III and List IV and select the correct answer using the code given
below:
List I List II List Ill List IV
(Body system) (Organ) (Structure) (Function of the system) --
A. Blood Circulation I. Bone marrow I. Alveoli I. Clot formation
B. Excretory 2. Thymus II. l~lymphocytc ii. Perfusion of tissues
c. Alimentary 3. Intestine Ill. Myocardium 111. Support and protect
of body frame
D. Skeletal 4. Lung IV. Matrix IV. Oxygenation
E. Blood 5. Bone Y. Nephron v. Filtration of body waste
F. Respiratory 6. Heart VI. Villi VI. Absorption of nutrients
G. Neurological 7. Kidney. VII. Axon vii. Fighting infection and
foreign invasion
H. Immunological 8. Neuron V Ill. Plate lets viii. Transmission of
electrical impulse
61. List I List II List III List IV 63. List I List II List III List IV
(a) A III II (a) E I I
(b) B 7 VI v (b) F 2 iv
(c) A 6 III ii (c) E IV v
(d) B 2 v v (d) F 4 I IV
62. List I List II List Ill List IV 64. List I List II List III List IV
(a) c 3 VI VI (a) G 8 VII viii
(b) D v iii (b) H 2 II iv
(c) c 2 VII vi (c) G 8 VI vii
(d) D 5 IV VII (d) H II vii
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~:
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~
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(a) A III ii (a) E
(b) 8 7 VI v (b) F 2 IV
(c) A 6 III 11 (c) E IV v
(d) 8 2 v v (d) F 4 iv
62. ~I Wftn ~ill WfiN 64. Wf~I wrtn Wflill ~N
(a) c 3 VI VI (a) G 8 VII Vlll
(b) D I v iii (b) H 2 II iv
(c) c 2 VII vi (c) G 8 VI vii
(d) D 5 IV vii (d) H II Vll
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65. Consider the following statements
regarding the recent global outbreak of
'Swine Flu' :
1. The agent of infection is not well .
identified
2. The risk is higher in those who
consume pork
3. It has a propensity to spread from contact with an infected person
4. Absence of an effective treatment or
vaccine makes it risk for a global pandemic
Which of the statements given above is/ are correct ?
(a) 1, 2 and 4
(b) 3 and 4
(c) 2 and 3
(d) 3 only
66. When dried raisins are put in plain water, they swell up. If put again in brine solution, they shrivel up. This phenomenon indicates the property of :
(a) Diffusion
(b) Perfusion
(c) Osmosis
(d) Fusion
67. Consider the following items
I. Proteins, Carbohydrates, and Fats
2. Vitamins
3. Minerals
4. Water
Which of the above are considered as the
constituents of food ?
(a) I, 2 and 4 only
(b) I and 3 only
(c) 2 and 3 only
(d) I, 2, 3 and 4
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Directions :
The next four (04) items consist of two
statements, statement I and statement II. You
are to examine these two statements carefully
and select the answers to these items using
the code given below :
Code:
(a) Both the statements are individually true
and statement II is the correct explanation
of statement I
(b) Both the statements are individually true
but statement II is not the correct
explanation of statement I
(c) Statement I is true but statement II is false
(d) Statement I is false but statement II is
true
68. Statement I Autotroph plants contain the
pigment chlorophyll for
meeting their requirement
of carbon and energy
Statement li :Photosynthesis is the
process of converting water
into food using sunlight and
oxygen
69. Statement I : Reproduction is the process
by which living organisms
produce young ones of their
species. There are different
forms of reproduction
Statement II :Sex organs, male and
female, are mandatory for
reproduction
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4. ':!~ ~ 1IT tT<f; 'fiT 3!'l'!1'f ~
~ llQII·tl{lll~~l llt:l'llfl 'fiT ~
Gf'1lt11 ~ I
JY$'ffi lfi~ .q m-m!"« ~ ~IW ? (a) 1,2m4
(b) 3m 4
(c) 2m 3
(d)~ 3
66. ~ fili~I~QI ~ iil1'l .q S'ffi ~ 'R
'Wf iill'<fi ~ I ~ :J;'f: O!CfUT ~ .q mofi ~ m ~ ~ iiiT<lT ~ 1 ~ Ll'C'fT ~ 1JUTUlf q;) -umr ~ ~ ? (a) fcrn\ar (b) 311'<'11q'1
(c) 4(1("1 (OI
(d)~
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2. fc1C:I~'1
3. ~
4. ii[('[
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(a) ~ I, 2m 4
(b) ~1m3
(c) ~2m3
(d) I, 2, 3 3ih: 4
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lfi!:f'l' I '1\T ~ ~ ~ I
(b) ciT"i1 lfi!:f'l' cll~C:tl: WI< ~ ~ lfi!:f'l' II,
lfi!:f'l' I '1\T mlJ ~ "''iff ~ I (c) ifi!R I WI< ~ ~ ifl!:f'l' II 31Wl< ~ I
(d) ifi!R I 31Wl< ~ ·~ ifl!:f'l' II WI< ~ 1
68. ifi!R
69. ifi!R I
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\1lfim ("l·Q~ISIOI q(; '1fil;m ~
~ . ~ <f; '1'f>m 3ih:
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~wm~1
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70. Statement I : Human beings have 23 pair of chromosomes, one of which is the sex chromosome and the remaining 22 autosomes. The X-linked diseases are related to mutations on a sex chromosome·
Statement II :Colour blindness results from a mutation in X chromosome
71. Statement I : Sarkaria Commission recommended that Governor of a state should be a non-political person appointed after consultation with the Chief Minister of the state
Statement II : This could be achieved through amending Article 165 of the Constitution of India
72. The Legislative Council in a state in India can be created or abolished by the : (a) Parliament on the recommendation
of a Governor of the state. (b) Parliament alone. (c) Parliament after the state assembly
passes the resolution to that effect. (d) Governor of the state on the
recommendation of the Council of Ministers.
73. The Government Bill means a bill introduced by a : (a) Member of the Treasury bench in the
Lok Sabha (b) Member of the Parliament who is not
a Minister (c) Minister in the Lok Sabha (d) Minister in any House of the
Parliament.
The next four (04) items are based on the Table given below : Match List I with List II, List III and List IV and select the correct answer using the code given below ·
List I List II List 1/1 List IV (Ruler) (Important Ball/e) (Dynasty) (Significant work)
A. Ashoka I. Against several rulers I. Kushana i. Writer and poet, patron of Northern and of learning besides an Southern India empire builder
B. Samudragupta 2. Kalinga war II. Maurya ii. Political conquest, patron of learning
c.- Kanishka 3. Battle of Ill. Pushpavati iii. Holding the 4th
Pundravardhana Buddhist Council and patron of learning
D. Harshavardhana 4. Against the Chinese IV. Gupta IV. Spread of Dharma, and the Parthians ahimsa and welfare
activities
74. Ltst I Ltst II Ltst III Ltst IV 76. List I List II List III List IV (a) A I II IV (a) B I III (b) A 2 II iv (b) c 4 IV II
(c) B I IV ll1 (c) B I IV ii (d) B 2 IV iii (d) c 4 III
75. List I List II List III List IV 17. List I List II List III List IV (a) c 4 I iii (a) A I II iii (b) D 3 III (b) D 3 III II. (c) c 4 I (c) A I II iii (d) D 3 III II (d) D 3 III
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~II
71. q;q;r I
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72. f<l;<ft ~ ~. f<1!Wf ~ ~ lmT
~ m <klll~ct ~ urr ~ ~? (a) ~ <f; (1_,-qqiM ~ • 'IT (I'<;_ qfi'l
lmT
<b> m m lmT
(c) ~ f<1t~l'1'isM IDU ~ 3TlVf!l <FT
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lmT
73. 1'1 (<'jil {) f<1~ ~ 3TlVf!l Pi ~'1 ffl~ct it ~ ~ lmT :r< "~rfit'r f<1~ mm i ? (a) ~"!T it BnT 'fiR <f; ~ ~
lmT
(b > f<l;<ft m ~ IDU ;;~t ~ '11f! ~ ~it~IDU m<fiflRfi~t!G'1'it~IDU
(c) (d)
3flffi 'fT'{' (04) lJ!RivT ~ 1ft 'If{ mtufi 'IT 3( I >ll ftct ~ : .
Wfi I 'Iii Wfi II, Wfi III 3ih: Wfi IV~ 1Affict ~ 3ih: ~ ~ lW ~c: 'liT 'IJlWr <F< m!T '\3'm ~: .
~I ~II ~ 1/1. ~IV (Vlffi<F) ·- ..s; "
( (1"1'1.~1) \ '1t>~ j,~ <Fllf) ~ .. -. Msl~q1>
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B. 1'1~~ !);'<1 2. ~~ II. lj'h:f ii. (1"1"1"ifi'l'1i ~. f4<~1<ct ll'•flmi'i 'liT mll'l'fi'
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<f; ~ '1ilrl'1iMiq '1iT "Rm: 74. ~I ~II ~III ~IV 76. ~I ~II ~III ~IV (a) A I II iv (a) 8 I III
(b) A 2 II iv (b) c 4 IV ii (c) 8 I IV iii (c) 8 I IV ii (d) 8 2 IV iii (d) c 4 III
75. ~I ~II ~III ~IV 77. ~I ~II ~III ~IV (a) c 4 I iii (a) A I II iii (b) D 3 III (b) D 3 III II
(c) c 4 I {c) A II iii (d) D 3 III ii (d) D 3 III
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78.
79.
Right to Information in India is a :
(a) Fundamental Right
(b) Legal Right
(c) Both Fundamental and Legal Rights
(d) Neither Fundamental nor Legal Right
Which among the following statements
are correct with regard to the Portuguese
in India ?
I. They had the monopoly over the Eastern trade in the 161h Century
2. They possessed Bombay in the
beginning
3. They had trading settlements at
Cochin, Diu and Daman
4. The Mughals denied them any trading
concessions
Select the correct answer using the code
given below : ·
(a) I, 2 and 3
(b) 2, 3 and 4
(c) I, 2 and 4
. (d) I and 3 only
80. Which among the following statements with respect to the Comptroller and Auditor
General of India is/are correct ?
I. The procedure and grounds for his removal from the office are the same as of a Judge of Supreme Court
2. He prescribes the form in which accounts of the Union and the States
are to be kept
Select the correct answer using the code
given below :
(a) I only
(b) 2 only
(c) Both I and 2
(d) Neither I nor 2
81. Consider the following statements relating to Gandhian strategy of Satyagraha :
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82.
I. Under the Gandhian strategy, which may be described as Struggle-TruceStruggle (S-T-S), phases of a vigorous extra-legal mass movement and cm1frontation with colonial authority alternate with phases, during which direct confrontation is withdrawn
2. The entire political process of S-T-S was an upward spiraling one, which also assumed that the freedom struggle would pass through several stages, ending with the transfer of power by the colonial regime itself
Which of the statements given above is/ are correct ? (a) I only (b) 2 only (c) Both I and 2 (d) Neither I nor 2 Rajmohan Gandhi's book 'A Tale of Two Revolts' (2009) deals with the : (a) Taiping and Indigo revolts (b) Revolt of 1857 and the American Civil
War · (c) Revolt of 1857 and the Deccan
Uprising (d) American Civil War and Santhal
Uprising
83. Consider the following statements relating to Jawaharlal Nehru's attitude towards science and technology : I. Nehru was convinced that science and
technology were crucial to the solution of India's problems relating to underdevelopment and poverty
2. To emphasize the importance of science and scientific research, Nehru himself became the Chairman of the · Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
Which of the statements given above is/are correct? (a) I only (b) 2 only (c) Both I and 2 (d) Neither I nor 2
(Contd.)
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(c) ~ 31ft:lif\ I ( aft<: ~ 31ftiM G"rif ~ (d) "'f m ~ 31fti<lil < ~ "'f tt ~
31ftiifi I < ~
79. "fT"{(f i'f ¥"'~<{( <F ~u i'f f.'I~'1~R'Ii'1 'fit1'11 i'f "R <Fr"'f~"R trtT ~ ?
I. 16~ ~ i'f ~ ClWIR 'R ~
~ t>:!TI
2. ~ i'f ~ ~ 'R <;:qlfll~q t>:!T I
3. ~ 1ffif ~' tlq aft<: G1'fUT i'f cl!l41fl:if\ ~ off I
4. ~ ~ ~ fil;BT ~ c!fiYift'fi ~~ "R ~ fll;ln !:IT I
~~vifilm""~~~·: (a) I, 2 3iR 3
(b) 2, 3 3iR 4
(c) I, 2 aft<: 4
(d) <Fcr<:r 1 m 3
8 0. "fT"{(f if; f.'l <i ?I if\ 1:('f 4 (i I~@ q t1 ~ if; ~ if f.'l ~'1 ~~1'1 if 'l>i"'f -m;"R ifiq"'f ~
iii 7
I. ~ 'R "R ~ <FT ~ aft<: 311m<
it tft ~ ;;f) d .., il 1'14 ·!II !II <'I !I "<F lif;.rt
·!ll!llifl~l 'fi't 'R "R ~ if; ~ I 2. ~ "" ~ '!i't ~ if\<::i'1T ~ ~ ~ m ~ <FT m.<m( -n<lT "Uff""f1 ~ 1
~~vifilm""~~~: (a) <Fcr<:r I
(b) <Fcr<:r 2
(c) I m 2 G1""'11
(d) "'f m 1 3iR "'f tt 2
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2. S-T-S <'1\T ~ <1"14lfi1'fi Jlill;rrr a;lif•ll4l ~41q<;!( ~ ~ 1:fil l'!R'fl ~ q]
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=J qnf.giffi= ~ i'f it 'l>i"'f-m;"R trtT ~ li (a) <Fcr<:r I
(b) <Fcr<:r 2
(c) I aft<: 2 G)ri'f
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(b) 1857 'f>f ~ 3i'R ~ ¥ ~ (c) 185 7 'f>f ~ aft<: ~ fi't'Ofq
<d> ~ ¥ ~ m <f't>:j](i fi't'Ofq
83. ~ ffi(i ~~ <FT flrnR m ~~~M~<t>~l "<F v.fi1 ~ "R ~ f.'IH~f(t;fi'1 "ijiq"'1l' 'R foRm:~: I . ~ 'f>f 1:fil ~ f<mrm !:!! fiT; 31<'"41'4'fi It~
aft<: f.'I"Wrffi it tl'<ffi:ra ~ <FT ~ _,.. "" """- ........_ ~ ' fT ~ 'fl tiliiUI"i t1· 1q;m., ..){!\ S41~1 I'll! f.'l o I f4 'fi off I
2. flrnR m a~~~ f.'l "' 31"'1"«'m'1" <F lWfif 'R 'ffl t=l <F ~ ~~ m tt ~.,1f.'l"' m ~'l)lfll"' ~m'1" ~ if; 3M~ or.:! I
JYgiffi "ijiq"'1l' i'f '1'1"'f-m/"R tftT if~ ?
(a) <Fcr<:r I (b) <Fcr<:r 2 (c) I 3iR 2 G)ri'f cct> "'f m 1 m "'f tt 2
(Contd.)
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84. "No Taxation without Representation" was
the popular slogan of :
(a) Indian freedom struggle
(b) American war of independence
(c) Russian revolution
(d) French revolution
85. Which one of the following pairs is not
correctly matched ?
(a) Power of
Parliament
(b) Power of State
Legislature
(c) Equality before
the Jaw
(d) Equality of
opportunity
Creating a new
State
: · Altering the name
of a State
Both Indian and
non-Indian citizens
Indian citizen
86. Which among the following statements
with regard to Raja Rarnmohan Roy are
correct ?
I. He started the Atmiya Sabha
2. He wrote the Gift of Monotheist
3. He published the Precepts of Jesus
4. He founded the Brahmo Sabha
Select the correct answer using the code
given below :
(a) 2, 3 and 4 only
(b) I, 2 and 3 only
(c) I, 3 and 4 only
(d) I, 2, 3 and 4
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87. Which one among the following was not
a demand of the early congress ( 1885-
1905) ?
(a) Indianization of the superior grades of the administrative services
(b) Puma Swaraj/complete independence
(c) Abolition of the Arms Act
(d) Autonomy within the empire
The next three (03) items are based on the passage given below :
The myth is that the Indian National Congress was started by A.O. Hume and others under the official direction, guidance and advice of no less a person than Lord Dufferin, the Viceroy, to provide a safe, mild, peaceful and constitutional outlet or safety-valve for the rising discontent among the masses, which was inevitably leading towards a popular and violent revolution. Consequently, the revolutionary potential was nipped in the bud. Most writers accept the core of the myth, that a violent revolution was on the cards at the time and was avoided only by the foundations of the congress, ........... All of them agree that the manner of its birth affected the basic character and future work of the congress in a crucial manner.
88. The colonial rulers, according to the safety valve thesis, were trying to use congress as :
(a) a constitutional outlet for the mass discontent against the authorities
(b) an instrument for the spread of British culture in India
(c) an instrument to expand the Indian market for the products of British industries
(d) an agency for social change in India
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84. f.RT ~fij~fikq ~ q;(ltll'1 'fift' ~"'1fi9f@d 'il' "« ~ ffiq;Rlll '1m m ?
(a) ~ t<ld?ldl ~
(b) 31"1 {)<tfl t<ld?ld I ti'1Jm
(c) ~~
(d) lfli'<nti~ ~
85. ~ "'1fi9fuw 'il' '1>'\'1-m ~ :fll m!T ~i'tfi9o
m~ 7
(a) "ffilG q,'l ~ ~~'!ll~
~
(b) ~ fctw 1 :i :s e1 ~ '!lT "'1T'l
q,'l ~ <lGC1"'11
(c) ~ if; W!!ll ~ 3iR ih:-tJl!(fT ~ "fTTlftq;- <i'R'i
(d) ~ q,'l w:r<rr ~ '111111:4
86. ~"'1fi9f~ld 'fi~ 'il' m "«, WIT <I'P1'1$'1
"(T!! if; ~ -q m!T ~ ?
I. ~~ ~ tMT 3lT\l"'1 1l>'l1
2. ~~ 'G fi'r:lz 3l'ftn 11'f'11~ ' fmcfi I
3 . ~~ 'G Rl ?I '<}il 3l'ftn -;;fu:rn'' '!lT
9q;IQI'1 fot;m I
4. ~~ ~ tMT q,'l ~ <l>'TI
~~w'fllm""~~~:
(a) ~ 2, 3 3iR 4
(b) ~ I, 2 3iR 3
(c) ~ I, 3 3iR 4
(d) . I, 2, 3 3iR 4
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87 .. ~"'1fi9ffld -q -« m-~ ~. ~~iJl,qq; 'fiim:r (1885-1905) q,'l l1flf -:riT ~ ? (a) ~QII'<l~q; ~ 1l>'T ;a,-qd( ~ '!lT
"11 <tflll q; {a I
(b) ~ ~~ f'ld.?ldl
(c) VTBi 31IU~ll"l 1l>'T ~
(d) @ll"'ll if; 3Rflfu f<lllltldl
3Tlfol <ft'f (3) Vlf'1ivT ~ ~ qft,\)<; 'IT 3!Tmfur ~ :
f4qq; 1:IW ~ flt;-~ \1$ 'fiim:r '!lT
3lT\l"'1 tl;.ai't. ~ 3iR ~ liTU, ~ ~ ~. 'l'fllfGvf'l aih: ~ if; mfR fot;m 1J<n oft q Ill '<1 {Ill ffii 5'flft:1 "« ~ ~ Cllf.ffi q,'l
"11ft ~. mfil; ~ ~. ~. Qlifil'):of aih: ~!:ilf.'rq; f.r'fiffi m ~!ffi q]"fq. ~-~ if; -.tt'if ~ ~ ~ ~ if; ftlrc( 'IIGR fot;m ;;rr <r<f;
oft f.!; 314ft!" 14 ~ -« ~ ('1l 'fiRlll aih: ~ ~ q,'l m <~"?; UlT m I qftoll"ld:, ~
l!>lf.'difil {) 'I'~ 'liT 3\Tt"i 'il' tft GOff ~ 1J<n I
~ ~ f4qq; if; w lflf 'liT ('G~q;l { ~
~ f.l;~~~~~m ttcrroft ~ aih: ~ '4ftm' ~ 'fiiirn if; e'fttl4'1 -« s3!T . .. .. .. .. .. . 'it <Nt ~ ~ ~ flt;- 'fiim:r if; ;;pi'[
q,'l -Mt ~ ~ 3\T~ ~ 3ih: m<fi .. '!ll4 'liT ~ Dlfllq; ~ "« '\!"i!fur fot;m.t ·
88. ~q~<\IVI'fi m. ~!ffi-q]"fq fttl4'11 if;
~mt. 'fiim:r 'liT ~ "'1fi9ffld -q -« ~ ~ 'il'mm'fll~""~q?
(a) ~ if; ~ ~-~ if; ftlrc( ~ ~!:ilf.'rq; f.rq;rn if; ""."~ -q
(b) "ffT<i 'il' mhT ~ if; '\!mt if; ~ Jqq;(DI if; ~ 'il'
(c) mh1 ~ if; ~ if; filrc( ~ on;;m if; f<ffim: if; ~ J qq; {U I if; ~ -q
(d) 'ljffif 'if '<ll"llfijjifi qftqJ'1 * ~ ~ <f;~i!
(Contd.)
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89. The author describes the safety-valve thesis as a myth because : (a) evidence are insufficient to establish
the validity of the thesis. (b) the author has concluded that in the
light of available materials the thesis does not hold ground.
(c) the congress was a nationalist organization right from the start.
(d) the violent anti-colonial movements did not come to an end with the foundation of the congress.
90. The core of the safety-valve thesis rests on the assumption that : (a) a violent anti-colonial revolution was
bound to occur unless a constitutional platform like the congress was founded.
(b) the congress would assist the British in administering the colony.
(c) the congress leaders would constitute the colonial elite.
(d) the congress as a party would assist the colonial rulers to implement political and social reforms.
91. Match List I with List II and select the correct answer using the code given below _, the lists :
List I
(Grassland)
List II
(Country)
A. Pampas 1. Venezuela
B. Veld 2. Australia
C. Downs 3. South Africa
D. Llanos 4. Argentina
Code: A. B C D
(a) 4 3 2 I
(b) 4 2 3
(c) I 3 2 4
(d) I 2 3 4
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92. Consider the following statements :
I. In India, the largest concentration of
roads is found in the northern plains
2. The ratio of surfaced road to the total
road length is lower in the northern
plains
Which of the statements given above is/are
correct ?
(a) I only
(b) . 2 only
(c) Both I and 2
(d) Neither I nor 2
93. Which one of the following does not
characterize the Himalayas ?
(a) Various parallel ranges of the
Himalayas form a convex arc
(b) There exist syntaxial bends at both the
terminals of the Himalayas
(c) Indus, Sutlej and Brahmaputra rivers
are examples of antecedent drainage
(d) The Himalayas are wider in the east
than in the west
94. Which among the following statements
provides the best evidence that a river is
flowing through a rift valley ?
(a) The Chambal valley is marked by bad
land topography
(b) River Tapi does not have Delta but
Estuary only
(c) River Mahanadi flows through a gorge
at Satkosia
(d) River Colorado has the Grand Canyon
along its valley
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89. ~ ~lffi-<m'Cf ~ 9i't 1l:'P fi:t~ '* ~ if qjUfu 'li«lT % ~ : . (a) ~ f"llq'11 9\T 911110~<11 9i't f~
'fiB '* fu-c; 1J+!TUT ~ g (b) ~ <'!>! 'lffi' ~ % ~ ~
m>nft '* 'SI'f>NT if ~ fi!:WR"l <'!>! 'fili 3TTUR "11ft <f'1clT
(c) 1JITi"'i it t!T i'fiiirn 1l:'P ~<ntr Wro'1 qr
(d) i'fiiirn 9\T 'ffi:I!:WR"l '* @:! t!T ~ Jqf.14~1-fcmf.ft 6\lrGl<'1·1'f <'!>! 3Rf "11ft ~3TT
90. ~lffi-<m'Cf fi!:WR"f <'!>! lflf ~ ~-UR"TT 'R 3Tlmfuf % ~ : (a) ~ 0'1> 'liMT ~ 1l:'P ~!:ilf.'rq; ~
'llT mi!:WR"l . "ftff ti'rcft, <I<! 0'1> 1l:'P f%'<P!i ~itvr-f<n1 f.ft ~ m -;ft ~~
(b) Jqf.14~1 '!i't 9~11ffid 'fiB . if i'fiiirn ~ 9\T tHW"Idl ~
(c) q;fur <r; i'fnm ~ ilflqf.141VI'P ~cpf <'!>! f.1l:rfur m
(d) 1l:'P ~ <r; ~ if, "filit11 3{1 q f.14 fV I iF
~ '!i't 'I"'·Ni'l q; am: lill '11f,)J q; \);fliT 'FI!Oiff.'q(l 'fiB if ~ l?t<f\
91. <rft I '!i't <rft II it \0 R1 a ~ 3ih: ~ '* ~ f'GQ: Tl':'; ~c: <'!>! 1l'll'l1T 'li\ l1t!T :m<: ~ ~I ~II
(<mr 'l[trJ (W) A. "M'ffi
s.m c.~
D. ~
¥: A
(a) 4
(b) 4
(c) I
(d)
B c 3 2
2 3
3 2
2 3
I. itit~ 2. ~ffnrr 3.~~ 4. 31Cf·<:"i'11
D
4
4
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92. P1~'1R1~a ~"' mn: ~: I. "''T«\ if, ~ <'!>! ~ <:l'<f; ·~ o I
~ itGR'\ if ~ % I
2. ~ ~ ~ it 311~~(1 ~· <'!>!
3f'11:fl(f ~ itGR'\ if 'fil1 % I Jqg<ta q;qi\ it <tit'1-m;it l1t!T %;g 7
(a) ~ 1
(b)~ 2
(c) I 3ih: 2 ~'11
(d) '1 ill I 3ih: '1 t!T 2
93. f.1~'1fi:l~d it it <tit'l-'tf\, ~ <tr fo1?1"1(11
m.~ 7
(a) ~'<tl~~~~
<!1'1 <'!>! f.'r'1foT 'Rift ~
(b) ~ '* ~ lBil 'R 31m'i1.fr:l' ..ns ·~~
(c) ~. ~3ffi:~m<i\'~~ <'!>! JGI$ {01 ~
94. PI ~'1 R1 ~a if it <tit'l-m ~, M "1'<lT -<tr fm: <rriT it ~ ~ ~ <'!>! ~ mil«
1'!fWI 'li\dT % 7
(a) ~<rrit~ 'lJi'f~it ~ %
(b) '(11"\T "1'<lT if ~ m %, ~ ~ ""11\'lG:!\'1 i
(C) '11'1 '1 G/ "1'ClT @<til Rl3TT 'R 1l:'P ~ it ~~i
(d) if{l<1'm?l "1'ClT ii ~ <rriT <r; mtl'-mtl'
w <f;f.1~'1 i
(Contd.)
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95. Match List I with List II and select the 97. Which among the following statements correct answer using the code given below characterized El Nino ? the lists :
I. It occurs at irregular intervals
2. It carries warmer water
3. It carries less saline water
4. Its atmospheric equivalent is southern oscillation
Select the correct answer using the code 1 given below :
(a) I and 2 only
(b) 2 and 3 only
(c) 3 and 4 only
(d) I, 2, 3 and 4
98. Consider the following statements regarding Andaman and Nicobar Islands:
I. It enjoys equatorial climate
2. This is the only place in India where a volcano is located
List I List II 3. This is the only place in India where (Places indicated (Seismic zone) coral bed is found
in the map) A. I I. Zone V Which of the statements given above is/
B. 2 2. Zone IV are correct ? C. 3 3. Zone Ill (a) I, 2 and 3 D. 4 4. Zone II (b) I and 2 only Code:
A B c D (c) 2 and 3 only
(a) 2 I 3 4 (d) I only (b) 2 3 I 4
99. Which of the following has/have been (c) 4 3 I 2 (d) 4 I 3 2 declared as national waterways in India ?
96. Arrange the following Military Training I. The Allahabad-Haldia stretch of river Institutes in India in terms of their Ganga geographical location from North to South : 2. The Sadiya-Dhubri stretch of river I. Indian Military Academy Brahmaputra 2. Officers' Training Academy
The Cherla-Rajamundry stretch of 3. National Defence Academy 3.
4. National Defence College river Godavari
5. College of Defence Management Select the correct answer using the code Select the correct answer using the code given below : given below : (a) I and 2 only (a) I, 3, 5, 4, 2 (b) 2 and 3 only (b) I, 4, 3, 5, 2 (c) 4, 5, 3, 2, I (c) I only
(d) 3, 4, I, 2, 5 (d) I, 2 and 3
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95. ~I 'liT~~~~~~ 31tt ~of; ~ ~ m; ~'Am 'fi\ Wt ;,m ~ :
1
~I (41'1 Rm it 'ifirrr
"(['ftl/ (~ ;ft~)
~)
A. I I. ;;ft~ v B. 2 2. ~IV c. 3 3. ~III D. 4 4. ~II 'fiG:
A 8 c D (a) 2 I 3 4 (b) 2 3 I 4 (c) 4 3 I 2 (d) 4 I 3 2
96. ~ if f.'l...,fie!Rm Wl! ~ l'if<!l'11 'liT ;,m ~ GfuuT q\1" 3liT ~ 'lil•nfiel<t> ~ of; <f;lf if ~ : I. ~ Ill fie! dl Q;<f; ill't~ .
2. atTf?l>eJ ~f.l'lT Q;<f;ill't~ 3. ~ ~ (\~il4'1 4. ~Vffil ~ ~ 5. ~ 3T[q; ~ ll~~c.-~ ~ w 'A Wr 'fi\ <fflT ~.~: (a) I, 3, 5, 4, 2 (b) I, 4, 3, 5, 2 (c) 4, 5, 3, 2, I (d) 3, 4, I, 2, 5
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97. Pi ~'1 fie! f@(j if ~ 'li'B -~ ~ '(\Of ';ft"1l q\1"
Fcl ?i t\1(11 ~ w 7
I. 'Ill!" 31 cll q ff'<4 d 3i d ( I <·i'f 'R mr ~ I 2. 'Ill!" aN!l1Tfii' 3lfu"<t> ~ Ufl'f 'A CQr'1"
'f>«<T ~ I
3 . 'Ill!" 'fil'l' \'l<fOT Ufl'f 'A CQr'1" 'f>«<T ~ I
4. ~ '119;Yilctl~ \'!;<"! ~ ~ ~ 1
~ ~ m; ~?: 'A 1J1WT 'if>< <fflT ~ ~: (a) ~ I 3lh: 2
(b) ~ 2 am: 3
(c) ~·33lh:4
(d) I, 2, 3 3ih: 4
98. ~ 3TR Pt'li'l<11< lftqe~t> <f>".m:if f.'l...,ff1f@t1 ~'Rlitim:~:
I. ~ fi'l':);'lo~l~ ~ ~ I
2. 'l1ffif if 'Ill!"~ ~ ~ "~if <iCllt'II:J>Z~ 3t'l!f'<4d ~ I
3. 'llmf if 'Ill!" ((<t> q 1 :j m ~ ~ 'JCfffi
~ '1TliT "'RfT ~ I
<~ q Ttu 'l'q;ff if <ti'A-m 1~ <fflT Vw ? (a) I, 2 3lh: 3
(b) ~ I 3ih: 2
(c) ~ 2 3lh: 3
(d) ~ I
99. f.'i~'1ff1f@t1 if 'li'B-m~ 'l1ffif if~~ <f>"~if~~A?
I. lPn '1<fi <A ~t'll~l<iiG-~ flffim: 2. ~ '1<fi 'A ~-~ flrnm: 3. •nc:1<1 tl '1<fi 'fir ~-<1"1'.J>·•~ flrnm: ~ ~ 11'( ~c.- 'FT 1J1WT 'if>< <fflT ~ ~: (a) ~ I 3lh: 2
(b) ~ 2 am: 3
(c) ~ I
(d) I, 2 3ih: 3
(Contd.)
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1 00. Consider the following statements :
1. In a cyclone, the direction of wind
flow is counter clockwise in the
northern hemisphere
2. The tropical cyclone fades away when
it reaches land because there is no
large supply of warm moist air
Which of the statements given above is/are
correct ?
(a) 1 only
(b) 2 only
(c) Both I and 2
(d) Neither I nor 2
101. Which among the following statements
about the North Atlantic Drift is/are
correct?
1. It keeps the west coast of Northern
Europe ice free
2. It is responsible for the warrn air mass
which interacts with the cold air mass
from the Polar region and causes
rainfall in Western Europe
3. It meets the Labrador current near
Vancouver Island and causes dense
fog
Select the correct answer using the code
given below :
(a) 1, 2 and 3
(b) I and 2 only
(c) 2 only
(d) I and 3 only
I 02. Which one among the following explains
the earthquakes of the eastern margins of
Asia?
(a) Subduction of Pacific plate under
Asiatic plate
(b) Subduction of African plate below
European plate
(c) Subduction of Indian plate under
Asiatic plate
(d) Subduction of American plate under
the Pacific plate
103. Unlike other Meridians International Date
Line is drawn zigzag in order to :
{a) perrnit certain land areas and groups
of islands to have the same calendar
day
(b) facilitate the sailors to adjust time in
their watch
(c) adjust the day in calendar while sailing
from east to west and vice versa
(d) make 180°E and 180°W coterminous
104. The time difference between the two cities,
city A (30' N 60' E) and city 8(30' N 80' E)
would be:
(a) 80 minutes
(b) 0 minute
(c) 20 minutes
(d) 34 minutes
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100. f.!Pi~fuld ~ '11: ~ ~:
I. +HMI<1 it, ~ ~ it, 'tjq.f-m
~ fGm iffi'r-~ ~ I
2. -;rtsuT ~~ ~ ~ '11: ~
"'11: llflur m ;;mrr ~. ~ ~ "flf
~ ~ ~ llm it~~ l?t<fil
>3 q $iffi q;-q>j) it ~ <Fr-f-m~ -m.!t ~ 1
~ ?
(a) m I
(b) <f;cm 2
(c) I :>ill: 2 ~'11
<d) ., m 1 :>ill: ., ~ 2
101. ~ 31c111Pc<t> ~iF .tofu i'i f.! t'1.~ful<1
~ i'i <FR m~ ~ i~·?
I. "l:ltr ~ ~ iF 4~'1'1~1 ([c;: '!i't ~ ~miDil
2. "l:ltr \n1 '!i'tiiUf ~ ~ "'fiT ~ ~ q I { i orr ~ m ~ lfurn ~ ~ ~ 31·~'Hlf<t;~ I "'fi1: 4~'1'1~ ~ it qiSifq 1<1
"f'{l(11 i I
.3. "l:ltr ~~~ fu iF tnf\"q" ~ urn ~ ll1iicrr ~ :>ill: lRT '!i'ttm 'f'1KIT ~ I
;ftit ~ m; "'fie "'fiT 1flWT "'fi1: ~ "<fffi: . " ~:
(a) I, 2 3ih: 3
(b) m I :>ill: 2
(c) m 2
(d) m I :>ill: 3
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102. f.IP1~ful<1 i'i ~ <FR-m 1l;"'fi, • iF ~ ~~~~~~'""(l'i i'i m CI'TR ~ "'fiT "'fir{1l) <RrR!T i ?
(a) ~ ~ iF ~ ~Rifi\J<t> W "'fiT 3l'f1Tll'f
(Subduction)
(b) ~ w iF~~~ "'fiT 31qllll'1
(c) ~~iF ~~~"'fiT 3l'f1Tll'f
(d) ~RII<Ii'f> w iF ~ 31~fl:<fl w "'fiT
3fCITT1T'1
103. ~ ~1Riit1< ~iF f<ttrfur ai<l<To{'l~ ~
~ ~-~ ~ OIT<fi i OJ1'il; :
(a) ~~~~il'M~'!i't~<i~os<
~i'i"{@iill~
(b) ~ iF ~ 31'1-ft ~ "'fiT tJ11!! ~
m '!i't F 6f'1Tl!T "'T ~
(c) 'ff ~ ~ <rr ~ ~ 'ff <F) 3l'R
"11141 "'I m crrR '1"lfil"'fi, <fi~ Us { i'i ~
"'fiT ~ "'fi1: wfl
(d) 180°E alh:·1soow '!i't \'l~lq\'ll·ti 6f'1Tl!T
"'T~
I 04. ~ ~. 'W\ A (30' N 60' E) a1h: 'W\ B
(30' N 80' E), iF ofi+.r '1>111 I"<<< :
(a) some:~
(b) omc: ~ (c) 20!4'fc ~
(d) 34!4'fc ~
(Contd.)
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I OS. Consider the following statements :
I. The tropical year is shorter than the
sidereal year
2. The solar day is longer than the
sidereal day
Which of the statements given above is/are
correct ?
(a) I only
(b) 2 only
(c) Both I and 2
(d) Neither I nor 2
I 06. Consider the following statements about
rocks:
I. Shale becomes Slate through
metamorphosis
2. Shale is converted to Slate when it t
is subjected to tremendous pressure
and high temperature
Which of the statements given above is/are
I 07. Which of the following statements is/are
correct?
I. Mumbai receives more rainfall than
Pune because it is located at the
windward side of Western Ghats
2. Vidarbha region experiences semi-arid
climate as it is located in a rain
shadow region
3. In India monsoon reaches Kashmir
valley at the last
Select the correct answer using the code
given below :
(a) I, 2 and 3
(b) I and 2 only
(c) 2 and 3 only
(d) I only
I 08. Which of the following statements regarding
south-west monsoon in India is/are correct?
I. Monsoon reaches the Malabar coast
first
2. Rajasthan does not get rainfall from
correct ? south west monsoon
(a) I only
(b) 2 only
(c) Both I and 2
(d) Neither I nor 2
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3. South-west monsoon retreats when
the permanent wind belts start shifting
to the south
Select the correct answer using the code
given below :
(a) I, 2 and 3
(b) I and 2 only
(c) 3 only
(d) I and 3 only
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105. f.'l~"'fi:!Rlld ~ '!\ ~ ~:
1. '31SUI<fifhi~ <fllf "fllff';l' ~ ~ mer ~~I
2. m ~ "fllff';l' ~ ~ ~'tan ~ ~ 1
;aq~ ~ 'G' ~ <Wrnr~ mft ~A ?
(a) ~I
(b)~ 2
(c) I aft\ 2 GRl
(d) ;; ffi I aft\ ;; lit 2
106. ftffi "* ~ 'G' f.'l~fi:ll'<lla ~ 'R ~
~.
2. irn "fi1 0101 "liil G'~ miil' aft\ ~ dT'I
~ 1lmfctd' 'flmiT Ufl<IT ~ ffi qw "ffic
'G' ql): q fifa it Ufl<IT ~ 1
;aq~ ~ .q ~ 'fiR-~~ mft v ~ ?
(a) ~I
(b)~ 2
(c) I aft\ 2 GRl
(d) 'i ffi I aft\ ;; lit 2
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107. f.'l~"'fi:!Rlla ~ 'G' ~ <WI-m~ mr ~A ?
I. ~ .q ~ ~ 3lfu<ji q'5ff tiT<ft ~'
't1i'ffil; qw ~ t!Tif "* ~ 3jqj~;td ~I
2. ~ mr .q 3[~ qldiq{DI ~ ~. 't1i'ffil; qw ~ oon mr .q 31 qfftla ~I
3. ~ .q ~;; '1\'Vlfu: mil .q 3l'<r .q -~~I
~~~~c'fiTm<R:mft~
~· (a) I, 2 aft\ 3
(b) ~ I 3ih: 2
(c) ~ 2 3ih: 3
(d)~ I
108. ~ .q ~-~ ~;; "* ~& .q f.'l~fftl'<lla ~ 'G' ~ <Wr-m~ mr ~A ?
1. ~;; rn!;[l'! 111Hiiill< "de: .q ~ ~I
2. ~-~ ~;; ~ <l"lf<ll"' .q q'5ff "11.ff M I
3. 0101 ~ '!'R ~& ~ q\'t am:. ~tll"flrdf<d it"''T ~ m ~ ffi ~-~ ~;; f.'lqfifd it Ufl<IT
~I
~ ~ ~ ~G 'fiT m- <R: mft ~
~· (a) I, 2 aft\ 3
(b) ~ I aft\ 2
(c) ~ 3
(d) ~ I 3ih: 3
(Contd.)
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I 09. Which oni: of the following is the correct
sequence of the four stages of water
movement in a hydrological cycle ?
(a) Evaporation-Condensation-
Precipitation-Infiltration
(b) Eva pora t ion-Pre c i pita t ion
Condensation-Infiltration
(c) lnfiltration-Evaporation:-
Condensation-Precipitation
(d) Condensation-Precipitation~
Evaporation-Infiltration
II 0. Match List I with List II and select the
correct answer using the code given below
the Lists :
List I List II
(Agents of erosion) (Topographical
feature)
A. Running water I. Cirque
B. Glacier 2. Barchan
C. Wind 3. Rift Valley
D. Underground 4. Do line
water 5. Gorge
Code:
A B C D
(a) · 5 2 4
(b) 5 2 3
(c) 4 2 5
(d) 3 4 I 2
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Ill. Which among the following are the
properties of good paint ?
I. The paint should be opaque and have
high covering power
2. The solid particles in paint should
~eflect much of the destructive light
to ensure long life of the paint
3. Combination of pigments, e.g., white
lead and Ti02 give better result
4. Addition of plasticiser destroy the
elasticity of the film and leads to
cracking
Select the correct answer using the code
given below :
(a) I, 2 and 4
(b) I, 2 and 3
(c) 2 and 3 only
(d) I and 3 only
112. By which one among the following
mechanism, soap removes dirt (soil) from
cloth?
(a) ·Soap dissolves the soil as such
(b) Soap reacts with soi I and converts them
into soluble silicates
(c) Soap takes away the oily part of the
soil and thus separates the soil from
the cloth
(d) The soap molecules bind with the soil,
lift the soil and keep it suspended
which can then be rinsed away
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1 o9. ~ Tl<f; ~ ;;m ~ <fr <m: man 'PT mfr
· ~ f.1 ~ ~ llfttt ~ 'f\"r;;-m i ?
(a) "1fJ1Sl!'i _s:qur---"16fur--3i<f: W<R
(b) "1fJ1Sl!'i _q$r-.s:qur--3i<f: W<R
(c) 3i<f: W<R --"1fJ1Sl!'i -]:lqlll---"16fur
(d) ~--3i<r:W<R
110. ~I'Ii'r ~~~~ ~ ~ 3itt ~ <f;
~ ~ 1JQ; "i,C 'PT m 'I'{ mfr ~ ~ :
~I ~II
(~-'ffl'f>) ~('lltfrlifi fro1U1)
A. "I[Cffi'!t ;;m I. -.rt
B. ~ 2. m
c. '1'1'1 3. I'm- <nt't
D. m.r;;m 4. :s'i<'ll~1
5. l1'f;;f
A 8 C D
(a) 5 2 4
(b) 5 2 3
(c) 4 2 I 5
(d) 3 4 I 2
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n 1. f.1 ~ ~lliltt ~ ~ 'f\"r;; ~. ~ 1R <r; ~ ~ ?
1. R 3141mff iRT ~ ah ~ ~ 311.,191~1 Wffl lWft ~I
2. ~ <fr ffi'Gft ~ <Fr ~ ~"'tt m <fi ~. R <fi iffi 'fi1liT ~ 3lfU1!i ~
3i1Uif; f<Rrn! W!im 4(1'1fiftt morr .I 3. ~- 'PT ~. \3~1~(0114 ~ "6'rm
ah Ti02 3lit~ 31m! qf1:UIIIl ~
WI
4. ~C:,!Itti'!iltl <fi lWr ~ ftlw;r <fr ~rQI~ttl
"11'G lll "'Rft i ~ '>iOf'f tmrr i I
~ ~ 1!i't ~c- 'PT m 'I'{ ~ '\3"W
~:
(a) I, 2m 4
(b) I, 2m3
(c) ~ 23itt 3
(d) ~1m3
112. f.1~'1~1liia ~ ~ fiRr '\'!> fil;!llf4fu lmT, ~
~~M~1'fmll%?
(a) ~ M <Fr ~ ~ tl'tii "ffirr %
(b) ~ M ~ ~ '1'<: ~ ~
Rl ~~ i! ~ q f1:qfffi1 'I'{ imT i
C c) ~ M <fi ~ 'I1TIT <Fr f.'r<lm;r imT i ~ ~ -« M 3T\'I1T m Uf1ifi i
C d) ~ <fi ~ M "« <Tu '1'<: ~ "\301 AA" ~ a1tt f.1 <'IIT<i1 a oo ~ orr WlR'f 'I'{ ~
iiff~i
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113. Which one among the following statements
is not correct about graphite ?
(a) It is the most stable allotrope of carbon
(b) It is an electrically conducting material
(c) Crystalline spherical beads of graphite
have very good lubricating property
under dry conditions
(d) It is the highest grade of coal
114. Which one among the following is not a
property of salt ?
(a) Salts have ordered packing
arrangements called lattices
(b) Salts have low melting points but high
boiling points
(c) Salts are brittle
(d) Salts conduct electricity when
dissolved in water or even in the
molten state
115. Which among the following statements with
regard to pH scale is/are correct ?
I. It is a logarithmic scale
2. The scale is limited to 0-14 because
the ionic product of water is about J0-14
3. The lower the value of pH the greater
is the acidity of the solution
Select the correct answer using the code
given below :
(a) I and 2 only
(b) I, 2 and 3
(c) I and 3 only
(d) 2 only
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116. An oxidizing agent is a substance which :
(a) ·increases the oxidation number of an
element in a given substance
(b) decreases the oxidation number of an
element in a given substance
(c) is oxidized itself in an oxidation
reduction reaction
(d) loses electrons in an oxidation
reduction reaction
117. Neutral water with pH about 7 becomes
slightly acidic when aerated. This is
because:
(a) oxygen from air is dissolved in the
water which makes the water acidic
(b) dirt, which get contaminated with the
water during aeration makes the water
acidic
(c) ultraviolet radiation dissociates water
molecules and makes water acidic
(d) carbon-dioxide from air is dissolved
118. Which one of the following statements is
not correct ?
(a) Diesel burns with air in a diesel engine
at a high temperature at which nitrogen
and oxygen from air can combine
whereas petrol burns at a lower
temperature at which nitrogen and
oxygen can not combine
(b) Diesel contains some nitrogenous
compounds whereas petrol does not
(c) Nitrogen from air is easily dissolved
in diesel but it is not soluble in petrol
(d) A catalyst is used in diesel engines which contains nitrogen whereas petrol
engines do not need such catalysts
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113. ~ if; .mr if f.'l "'1 fi:lfifl\1 lf ~ <l>"R -m ~ ~WI rrr.ff~?
(a) ~ ~ 'liT ~ 3l'lWl ~
(b)~~-~~~
(c) ~ GVTIJIT lf ~if; fsi;RR1<4 ~
lifill<!i 13il lf ~ Ftir<!i ~ tmn ~
(d) ~ ~ <j\t 3~¥1\11i ~ ~
114. f.'lHfielfif111 lf ~ ~-m ~. (WI <FT ~
'fdt ~ ?
{i<f!iff lf'i!illm ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ (a) "' t>~o ~ .
~~~
(b) {i<f!iff if; IIM'1i<!i f:;l:;r, ~ ~ ~
~~
(c) (WI w~~
(d) "lT'ft lf ~ ti'M "11: ~ lJfielo ~
lf '4t (WI ~ ~ liT ;;rffl ~
115. pH~~~ f.'l.-'1fielfifll1lf ~ <l>"R-m!it ~WI~A?
I. ~ ~ H!iiiOI'f>t<4 m ~ I
2. ~ 0-14 '\1<!i ~ ~. ~ 'CflPft 'liT 3lTlf'ft !)0°1'1'+1('1 <'1lM7T I0-14 ~I
3. . pH <FT 'I1T'f ~ '~ill' li'r1!1 .fcffi<r-; <ft
3T"ffiiT ~ U'l!1GT infr I
~ ~ ~ ~c <FT m ""' WI '3m
~:
(a) ~ I 3ft\ 2
(b) 1, 2 3ft\ 3
(c) ~ I 3ft\ 3
(d)~ 2
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116. 3ii%~<!il(<!i ~ ~ ~. ;;fr :
(a) ~ ~ ~ ~ lf ~if; aii%~'1\(0I 3iq; <m~~
(b) ~ ~ ~ ~ lf ~ *' 3/f<ffi'l'l\(01 3iq; <m lR:1<IT ~
(c) ~ 3414'<1<4'1 ~if~ 311<ffilt\1 liT ;;mn~
(d) ~ 3414'<1<4'1 ~if ~<'~<t<;:1'1 -m ~ ~
117. ~ 7-.f; pH '<!iT Jill~~,.,~. <ng~m "11: J;MiiT m ~ liT ;;mn ~ 1 ~ "1\T\Vf ~ fil>: (a) <ng lf ~ 311%"1"1'1 "'~("[if ~ ~ ~ ;;fr
f'l;~<m~~~~
<b l m, ;;fr f'l; <ng ~ *' ~ "'~("[ <f; ~~m~~."'i("f<m~ ~~~
(c) 4<1illl"l~ ~f'I;(OI "'~("[if; 3i1pTI <m ~41~\1 ""' -~ ~. ;;frf'l; ~ <m ~ ~ ~ ~
(d) <ngif~~ ~~~~
118. f.'l ..., fielfif111 ~ if ~ <l>"R-m ~ WI 'fdt ~ 7
(a) ~ ~ lf ~ <ng *' ~ ~ 'ffi'll1Ff "11: ~ tmn ~ f;lm "11: <ng if ~ .,,~{!"'., am: 311%~,"'., •:1'41~\1 m m ~. ~ ~ f:n:;r OJt!I1A "11: ~ tmn ~ f;lm "11: '11 ~ {I "' '1 3ltt 6i 1 WI"' '1 ~.n~e1 "!1ft m m
(b) ~ if ~ '11 ~{I Gl.fl li'TflJ<!; ~ ~ ~ ~if "!1ft~
(c) <ng if ~ '11 ~ ?.l"' '1 3lml-ft ~ ~ lf ~ ~~~~lf~~:nft~
(d) ~ ~ lf ~ ~ "'iT m fil>!IT ;;mn ~ ~ '11~{1-1'1 tmn ~. ~
~ ~ if w m *' 3r~<<Fi <ft 31 I q ~~ '1\<11 "!1ft li'r<ft
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119. Consider the following statements with
regard to the properties of water :
I. Water is a good solvent for ionic
compound but poor solvent for
covalent compound
2. Water is a good solvent for covalent
compound but poor solvent for ionic
compound
3. Water has maximum density at the
temperature 277 K
Which of the statements given above are
correct ?
(a) I and 3 only
(b) 2 and 3 only
(c) I and 2 only
(d) I, 2 and 3
120. Calcium carbonate is naturally available as
limestone and can also be synthesized from
quick lime. It is seen that the composition
of the elements in both the natural and
synthetic calcium carbonate are same. The
validity of which one among the following
laws is confirmed by this observation ?
(a) Law of conservation of mass
(b) Law of definite proportion
(c) Law of multiple proportion
(d) Avogadro's law
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121. When aqueous solutions of two salts are
mixed, the third salt formed may appear as
a solid precipitates or a clear solution
depending upon the solubility of its ions. It
is observed that all salts of Na, K, Nl-14 are
soluble. All nitrates and bicarbonates are
also soluble. All halides (chlorides,
bromides, iodides) are soluble except those
of Ag, 1-lg (I) and Pb. All sulphates are
soluble except those of Ag, Ca, Ba and Pb.
Which one among the following
combinations of solutions will produce a
solid precipitate ?
(a) Sodium sulphate and barium chloride
(b) Magnesium sulphate and barium
bicarbonate
(c) Lithium iodide and barium chloride
(d) Ammonium sulphate and potassium
bromide
122. A mixture containing SiO,, NaCl and NI-I,Cl
is taken for separating the constituents.
The suitable steps required for this are :
(a) Sublimation-dissolution- filtration-
crystallization
(b) Dissolution-filtration-crystallization
distillation
(c) Sublimation-evaporation-dissolution-
decomposition
(d) Dissolution-distillation-decomposition
evaporation
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119. Ofi'l if;~ if;~ i'i f.'lptf{q~(l ~ 'R
fcl';m: ~:
I. Ofi'l ~ ~ 'fiT ~ f4HIIOI'f\ ~
~ \1 t:ti!)) "1 if\ ~ 'fiT ifA' f4HIIOI'f\
~I
2. Ofi'l \'ii'\'i.<ll"l<t> ~ 'fiT ~ f4HIIOI'f\
~ ~ ~~'fiT ifA' f4HIIOI'f\
~I
3. Ofi'l 'fiT a~l!i<t>t111 ~ 277 Kif; t114111'1
'R liTffi ~ I
~~~~if~~'\'l'tl~?
(a) ~ 1 3ih: 3
(b) ~ 2 3ih: 3
(c) ~ I 3ih: 2
(d) 1,23ih: 3
120. ~\'f\110111 <t>"f;lf.tc: "'rfT ~if; ~ i'i ~ltf<'l<t>
~i'i~~ am:~~~~ 'H ~
ti ~fl f"!tl • f<l;trr ;;rr '('iq;ffi ll '!$' ~ TfllT ~ l'l;
~ltf<'l<t> am: ti~fif"!tl ~~10111 ~c: of; 1<"1t1Mi
'fiT fi!)) "1 '1 l(if\ (1111 '1 tiTffi ~ I ~ Ye:ruT 'H
f.'l ~'1 Rq~(l if 'H ~ 1::% f.rtfi:r q\1 ~ q\1
~mcft~?
(a) A-~ f.rtfi:r
(b) ~ ~ 'fiT f.rtfi:r
(c) ~ ~ 'fiT f.rtfi:r
121. ~ en '(1'CI1J]f * ~ tffior ~ ~ ;;rr'ff ~, 'ffi
~ 3l1lRT q\1 ~ if; amm: 'R, irn 3lCilfttr
1:!! ~ tffi;r if; ~ if tfu:ru ('lqll[ ar-; '('iq;ffi
~ I l:fil' ~ TfllT ~ l'l; Na, K, NH, if; ~ ('lqll[
f4W:r ~ I ~ ~c 3ffi: ~-<t>"f;lf.tc: ~ f4W:r
~ I Ag, Hg (I) 3ffi: Pb if; ~ if; 3lffi'1IT ~
~ (<tti'l<l-.5, 'llll11 .. 5, 31ill'i51 .. 5) ~
~ I Ag, Ca, Ba 3ffi: Pb if; ~ if; 3lffi'1IT
onq\1 ~ ~ f4W:r ~ 1 mm * f.'l ~'1 Rq~(l
(a) €1~10111 ~ 3ffi: ~ <tt1'1<1,.5
(b) ~~.,~~110111 ~am:~ ~-~C:
(c) ~ aillll51 .. 5 3ffi: ~ #fl{l-.5
122. Si02
, NaCl 3ffi: NH,C1 'fi'T'\'P li'l>;rur -;R ~
'fiT ~"l¥fi<UI ~ if; ~ m "'1Tffi ~ I ~
~ a!lq~IOI'f\ ~ <Rill ~ :
(a) a;t<fq ltl '1-~- f.'l <:<i <:'1-f<lifc; <:1 '1
(b) ~- f.'l <:<i <: '1- f<\i fC: (1 '1-am!<f'i'
(c) ~-~-~-314'1<:'1
(d) ~-am!<f'f-3i4'1C:'1-~
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123. Iodized salt is a:
(a) mixture of potassium iodide and
common salt
(b) mixture of molecular iodine and
common salt
(c) compound formed by combination of
potassium iodide and common salt
(d) compound formed by combination of
molecular iodine and common salt
124. Which one among the following is a
chemical process ?
(a) Distillation of sea (salty) water
(b) Crystallization of impure salt (NaCl)
(c) Production of iodine (12) from sea-
weeds
(d) Sublimation of iodine (I2)
125. Which one among the following statements
regarding the properties of mixtures and
compounds is not correct ?
(a) A mixture shows the properties of its
constituents but the properties of a
compound are entirely different from
its constituents
(b) A mixture may be homogeneous or
heterogeneous but a compound is a
homogeneous substance
(c) The constituents of a mixture can be separated by physical methods but
those of a compound can not be
separated by physical method
(d) Energy is either absorbed or evolved
during the preparation of a mixture but
not in the preparation of a compound
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126.
velocity
0 time
Which one of the following characteristics
of the particle does the shaded area of
the velocity-time graph shown above
represent?
(a) Momentum
(b) Acceleration
(c) Distance covered
(d) Speed
.127. A body is at rest on the surface of the earth.
Which one among the following statements
is correct regarding this ?
(a) No force is acting on the body
(b) Only weight of the body acts on it
(c) Net downward force is equal to the net
upward force
(d) None of the above statements is correct
128. A pendulum beats faster than a standard
pendulum. In order to bring it to the standard
beat, the length of the pendulum is to be :
(a) reduced
(b) increased
(c) reduced and the mass of the bob
increased
(d) reduced and also the mass of the bob
reduced
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12 3 . <ill <i\sl1 g'ffi OfCI1IT :
(a) tfl2~1£11i 3114151~5 3TR murraT ~ 'F!
fitwJT. ~
(b) ~ ~ 3TR murraT ~ q;j
fl1~ ~
(c) tfl2~1£11i 3114151'05 3TR @.11<"1 ~ ~
~ lt OAT fl1"-< ~
(d) ~ ~114141'1 3fR \"lltli(OI ~ ~
~ lt OAT fl1>!< ~
124. f.'1Hffiit9<'1 i'! it ffi-m "C('I> <l\"ll!lf.'1<t> "\fflil1 ~?
(a) ~ (~) ;m;r 'FT 3JTff1f'1
(b) ~ OfCI1IT (N aC1) 'FT f.liR M '1
(c) ~ ~ lt ~ (12) 'i'f>T JcYIG'1
(d) 3iTlMT'1 (1,) q;j ~~
125. ~3ffi:~~~~~i'!f.'1~'1ffifii.t<'1
~ i'! it ffi m "C('I>, ~ ~~ 7 .
·(a) fl1~m~~~<Fr~~. ·~ <i'tfi'rq; ~· ~ ~ ~ ~
~lt \"IP)\uh ~~~
(b) ~ "\"I1WT m ~·m <fi'f>(IT ~ ~ '
<i'tfi'rq; "\"I1WT ~ mar i (c) fl1~ ~ -qc;q;-~ ~ lt 3T('1<T ~
on m ~. ~ <i'tfi'rq; ~· -qc;q;-~
~ lt 3T('1<T ~ ~ on m (d) fitwJT ~ f<WR i'! ~ 'FT 3i'iWlll"l m
f.'r<rnr mar i, ~ <i'tfi'rq; ~ f<WR 1t ~ .
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126.
~ (velocityi
0 '1m'! (time)
m< ~ lJi:t ~-q;j('j "!IT'll q;j ~ ~ '
'fiUT ~ f.'1 ~'1 ffl f{q(1 ~~ i'! lt fiRf "C('Ii <Fr
f-'1¥~<'1 ~ ~ 7
(a) m (b) «r(Ul
(c) 3W[G ~
(d) Tfl('j"
12 7. "C('I> m ~ ~ !Rlm'l 1f< fin:T>1 amm i'! i 1
~ "fi<iu i'! f.'1 H !'flfii.t11 ~ i'! ffi -m "C('I> .
~~?
(a) m 1f< ~ <ri'f fs!>!ll if?IM ~ i
(b) jqus 'FT 'lffi ~ "J"\"1" 1f< f.litllif?IM i
(c) ~ ~ <ri'f, ~ JYft<g.9 <ri'f ~
-.r<m: i
(d) Jq~ ~ i'! m ~ ~ 'llff i 12 8. "C('Ii ~. l1T'1'fl ~ lt -aw 7lfu lt fll f'iG '1 ·
"'~>«<T ~ 1 3fiiT ;.m l1T'1'fl ~ ~ i1RT m '
m~~:
(a) 'F'1 <F'; "'T'fi ~
(b)~~~
(c) 'F'1 <F\ ~ ~ 3TR ~ 'FT ~OQ¥11'1
or1pl£l1 0!1'11 ~
(d) 'F'1 *' ~ i 3TR ~ q;j ~i5Q+11'1 .
<rG1£IT 0!1'11 ~
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129.
B
Water level
Two identical blocks of ice, A and B, float in water as shown in the figure given above. Which one among the following statements in this regard is correct ? (a) Block A displaces a greater volume of
water since the pressure acts on a smaller bottom area
(b) Block A displaces a greater volume of water since its submerged end is lower in the water
(c) Block B displaces a greater volume of water since its submerged end has a greater area in water
(d) The two blocks displace equal volumes of water since they have the same specific gravity and same mass
130. When a ship floats on water : (a) it displaces no water (b) the mass of water displaced is equal to
the mass of the ship (c) the mass of water displaced is lesser
than the mass of the ship (d) the mass of water displaced is greater
than the mass of the ship
131. Sound moves with higher velocity if: (a) pressure of the medium is decreased (b) temperature of the medium is
increased (c) humidity of the medium is increased (d) both (b) and (c) above
132. Which one of the following is the correct angle between the incident and reflected rays when a ray of light incident normally on a plane mirror ? (a) 180° (b) 90° (c) 45° (d) oo
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133. Which one of the following four glass lenses
is a diverging lens ?
(a) @1
(b) ® (c) ~
(d) 1@3
134. Magnetism of a bar magnet can be destroyed if it is: I. kept in the magnetic meridian. 2. placed in a direction opposite that
of the Earth's horizontal intensity. 3. heated to a temperature known as
Curie temperature. · Select the correct answer using the code given below : (a) I and 3 only (b) 2 only (c) 2 and 3 only (d) I, 2 and 3
135. Capacity of a parallel plate condenser can be doubled by : I. doubling the areas of the plates 2. doubling the distance of separation
between the plates 3. reducing the distance of separation
between the plates to half the original separation
4. doubling both the areas of the plates and the distance of separation between the plates
Select the correct answer using the code given below : (a) 1 and 4 (b) I and 3 (c) 3 only (d) 2 and 3
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129.
A
Water ~~-8-~l level I
'l'!i <f; ~ ~ -&5 A aTR B, -m< ~ l1ir m ~ crnfll ~ 'lT'ft ~ ~nH' 1 ~ <tofu ~ f.'i~'1ffiR9a ~ ~ ~ ~-m ~ <fflT ~ ? (a) m A ;itr~ 3lfuil; 3TfiiCPf '!>! 'lT'ft ~ q;'tiiT ~ G1'f ;itr~ ~ 311ffi1<'l et?r <n: '!>T!f '!>{ffi ~
(b) -&5 A ;itr~ 3lfuil; 3ll'!Cf'1" '!>! 'lT'ft [()~1fG<1 ~~~~~~ 'lT'ft ~ ;itr~ ~ ~
(c) -&5 B ;itr~ 3lfuil; 3ll'!Cf'1" '!>! 'lT'ft [()~1fG<1 <RllT ~ "'IT'ft ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ '!>! ~ ;itr~ "'lro ~
(d) ~ -&5 ~ 3ll'!Cf'1" '!>! 'lT'ft ~ m~~*WIT"f~~ 3TR m ~C!11il'1 ~
13o. "1<'1 ~ 'lT'ft <n: ~ ~. m : (a) <W 'lT'ft ~ '11ft '!>{ffi
(b) ~ 'lT'ft '!>! ~C!11il'1 ~ * ~C!11il'1 * ~ li'mT ~ (c) ~ 'lT'ft '!>! =~cq=G=I'i ~ <f; ~C!11i 1'1
~ ~ li'mT ~ (d) [()~1fG<1 'lT'ft '!>! ~Cl11il'1 ~ <f; ~Cl11il'1
~ 3lfu<l; li'mT ~ 131. ~ aN~ 3lfu<l; ~ ~ "'C!"ffifi ~. "1<'1 :
(a) 'ffiW1 * G1'f ~ 'filfi 'P'T vrnft ~ (b) ;nm * dlqlil'i ~ ~ 'P'T vrnft ~ (c) '1JUll1 'P'T ;pft ~ ~ 'P'T vrnft ~ (d) -m< <f; (b) 3TR (c)~
13 2. "1<'1 "99iNT-f.RuT WlWf G'fuJ <n: ~ 3lT'Ifilo M ~. m 3lT'Ifilo am: q {lqfdd fil;{uj'( * <lfrr '!>! <fflT ~ Pi ~'1fflR9a ~ ~ ~-m ~ ~ ?
(a) 180° (b) goo
(c) 45° (d) 0°
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136. If two conducting spheres are separately
charged and then brought in contact :
(a) the total energy of the two spheres is
conserved
(b) the total charge on the spheres is
conserved
(c) both the total energy and charge are
conserved
(d) the final potential is always the mean
of the original potential of the two
spheres
137. Two pieces of metallic wire having equal
length and equal volume placed in air have
different resistances. The two wires must :
(a) have different cross sections
(b) have different temperatures
(c) be of different materials
(d) be of same density
138. If a heater coil is cut into two equal parts
and only one part is used in the heater, the
heat generated wi II be :
(a) doubled
(b) four times
(c) one-fourth
(d) halved
139. The direction of magnetic field at a point
due to an infinitely long wire carrying
current is :
(a) parallel to the current
(b) anti parallel to the current
(c) along the perpendicular drawn from a
point on the wire
(d) perpendicular to the plane containing
the conductor and the point
140. A hollow metal ball carrying an electric charge produces no electric field at points :
(a) outside the sphere (b) on its surface
(c) inside the sphere
(d) only at the centre
141. A man is sitting on a rotating stool with his
arms outstretched. If suddenly he folds his
arm the angular velocity of the man would:
(a) mcrease
(b) decrease
(c) become zero
(d) remain constant
142. For a particle revolving in a circular path,
the acceleration of the particle is :
143.
(a) along the tangent
(b) along the radius
(c) zero
(d) along the circumference of the circle
Wire
A circus performer of mass M is walking
along a wire as shown in the figure
given above. The tension Tin the wire is :
(g = acceleration due to gravity)
(a) approximately Mg
(b) less than Mg
(c) more than Mg
(d) depends on whether the performer stands on one or two feet
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143.
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('fR (Wire)
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144. ...........
Upper string
<--Lower string
A heavy ball is suspended as shown in the figure given above. A quick jerk on the lower string will break that string but a slow pull on the lower string will break the upper string. The first result occurs because :
(a) the force is too small to move the ball
(b) air friction holds the ball back
(c) of action and reaction
(d) the ball has inertia
145. The visible light has a wavelength range
from about 380 nm (violet) to 780 nm (red).
If an excited object emits light with
wavelength of 15 nm, to which one of the
following ranges does it belong ?
(a) X-ray
(b) Gamma ray
(c) Infrared
(d) Ultraviolet
146. Microwave oven consumes less power due
to:
(a) small frequency of radiation
(b) short wavelength of radiation
(c) large frequency as well as wavelength
of radiation
(d) small frequency as well as wavelength
of radiation
147. The sun is constantly radiating energy and
yet its surface temperature is nearly constant
at 6000°C. The constancy of solar
temperature is due to :
(a) fission
(b) radioactivity
(c) fusion
(d) black hole evaporation
148. An annular solar eclipse occurred during
January 20 I 0 with duration of annularity
around 12 minutes. It is predicted that such
long annular duration will not occur till the
year 3043. Such prediction is possible due
to:
(a) Einstein's theory of relativity
(b) Darwin's theory of natural selection
(c) Newton's theory of gravitation
(d) Hawking's theory of black hole
149. Internet communication uses optical fibre
cables because of :
(a) low cost
(b) free from virus threat
(c) high data carrying capacity
(d) faster than light communication of
signals
150. Metal pipes used to carry water sometimes
burst in the winter. This is because :
(a) water expands when it freezes
(b) metal contracts more than water
(c) outside of the pipe contracts more than
inside
(d) metal expands more than water
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