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State Level Test - 2018

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MENTALABILITY TEST
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and answer the fotlowing. foqgrrgEt

13.. , .,babbbq ................'4-,- 13. , ,bsbbba, a,-, ,

O) ababb @ babbb (1) ababb @ b8.bbb

(3) baaab (4) bbabs (3) baasb (4) bbaba' -
14. BIVD( DNW' FOU,_ 14. BrvDt DNw, FoU,
(l) flPx (2) rrPS (l) HPx (2) IIPS
(3) HPr (4) GPs (3) HPr (4) GPs

ls. B,E,D,4_,H,J,_,L 15. B,E,D,F,_,II, J,_,L

(I) M,I (2) r,M (l) lvI,I ' Q\ I,M
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(3) pqrshr (4) qrstup (3) pqrstu (4) qrstup

fi . a25,7Y7,14X9, 23W1 1, 34Y13, r7. 225,TY7, 14X9, 23Wi l, 34Y13,-

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pleceofQucrfionMark ilto'r
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(3) 27 (4) 22 (3) 27 (4) 22
23. r22,, K4J{" I7V, ? ,Hl6& M22P 23. t2Z, K4X, Iry ? ,Hl6& M22P
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Directlon (2,t-27) NoJwords on the left hand side ffiqrr(zl-zz GJiillfrrra :: Ecli q'ilrtctz nfi rdt
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of slgn:: have some relationshlp developing same gE
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answer the Questions. re&9ecf€r
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(3) PY (4) SK (3) PY (4) sK

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(l) 39 (2) 43 (r) 3e (2) 43
40 49 40 49

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27. Cmmder :Navy :: Brigrdier: ? n.cutzr: gelt'.:: ffi&ari: ?

(l) CsDtain @ Cmooder (l) (2') cHrrd
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(3) Air-FqGe (a) Army
(3) u€'Et*s' (4) w*dr i
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Dlrecfion (37-33) Qu0r6onrA + B mcerrAfu tlc ffi!E(a7-rr)A+Blcrsrr&Be'3kt,A- xry B

ron of B,A-B mernrAir thcwife ofB,Ar B mcu ,tB illE*t, ArB ucEd D?ari,.l* s xffiA r
Aig the brother ofB A + B mc0rr A L frc roitrcn Clflrir
ofB.
37. Wh.tdoes P+ R-Qmeaas. 37. P+R-e e'aFxwt?
(l) QisthefatherofP (t) q,re'fira'ir
@ QisthcsonofP . (2, e,pegktr
(3) QistheUncleofP (2, q,r e'i'c'er
(4) Q is ttebrottcrofP (4, q,PsTdrtt

38. WhatdoosPxR+Qmeds. 3& PrR+Qe'dllr 6Sa?

O) Pistbehoe€rofR- O) P,Re'GrAt
(2) PirtheryhervofR (4 ERe'-#il
(3) farherofQ.
P is the (3) r,ge'fie'tr
(4) PistheMarqnaluncleofQ. 14 r,qunwtr
39. A&B a,e brothers, C &D ace risten, Ab rm is E|rr 39. A3833'16, C3DazrC, A e.giaeOe'rO't, S€r .

brofrcr, How is B rclated to C'? ca'r*fu't

(l) Gr.asdFd€r (21 fdlr @ firg'
(3) Urdle (4) Bryecr (, 3'C' ({) ifir"

Ilirectton (4G41) QBcdolc nc.d tt. folorfu rrd tndr(re+r)rBiteEtFti$aefi eE l

mtwcr.
Sir rtr.nentr A,4 C, D, E rnd f tt dflfog o ile !frFldt,t r, c, D, E & Fkrrftlt w, el r e'
Ground A & B rre ftor NERU EOUS rSIc 6c fr 6furu€rf rdhlr erfr ar0ofra'ut,oi r
rcat b(lo[g, to GANDEI IIOUSE, I) & F rc.tdl
'tflc tilw$n'tl?#+r6, A clD *flac rro€tffi 8r
the dtcf,r.rc rhort ArC & D rc wrrLgderrcr rhb rdlrai6{}'HalludlilEir
theottcrr ere notrcrriry ghscr.

rm. Which Smt satdene of Gedhi llorc ir u *€aring 40. artt o"Ets e ffi E? de * fEfislt-d* *' *dB Efi
fteglasses?
(r) (2' @1i6?
F E (r) F (2) E
(3) D (4) c (3) D (4) c
41. Which tall student of Gandhi house is not wearing 41. dltlfra€EfffS$tftfe),rrddtfi.tddfi ET'Aidt?
glasses? (l) D E (2)
(l)D@E (3) F A (4)
(3) F (4) A
A,B& )Lsizfd*otfrafi*s?8Tdl s zr€zaEd
42. A, B & X,S andZ are sifiing in arow. S andZ are in f<viat p i* 3lE ulrr R, ei frtqt *a. t fuep t t

the cente, A and P are ai the ends. R is sitting on the

I,eft
(1)
(3)
ofA
A
x
Tioen who is sitting on the Right
(2)
(4)
s
z
of P?
trtu'i#?d'A
.(1)
(3)
A
x
(2)
(4) .z
s t
argiar, xrgrf etfr t irrtc ntg i riat u6 tltrf,
r i azt t l
Alke is older thrn Matr. Gopal ts odter thrn MrIr but
afi rg, unin'g' €rt SFat nr.n'anridil? r
younger then Alkg KA?IL ir younger then Rrm and
43. faro$rdffi'+f?gcrdA?
Metru Malais otderthanRem.'
(1) drrt8 q) irtH
(3) rfsEF (4) Xr6f
43. Whose age is exactly in the middle offive? .
(r) GoPAL @ Ram
(3) Alka (4) Mala a+.tg'rgfalrr*{Elea'arfu ar,,Arg,RfosSrrialrreatee
'
t friE fro.r arfrr, tFs g r,id ud frfus t fiii fro't
44. Five boys took Part in race, Raj finished before Mohit misiFstgfff,d'?
Ui UeninO Gaurar Ashish finished before SANJIT (1) arfl (2)
t ilf,€
but behind Mohit, who won the race? (3) Efds (4) r{frr
(1) RAJ (2) Gaurav
(3) Mohit (4) Ashish
45. 60 f€feilrdfur A.tdt 5'6
ff,E f 1! 5El-dt11t, rrElirr{t

45. ln a class of 60, where girls are twice that of boys,

€Elau;,rfsEraqsnra*ur? rzFxe'rr3trrre
Kunal ranked sev€nte€nth from the top, If there are
grd"a t rri+ 9 Esctatt ?a gr ffi aA 1rs,?D g q'rile

Nine girls ahbad of Kunal, how many boys after his. fd*Es*ffi?
(t)3. (2) e
Rank?
(l) 3 (2) e
(3) 12 (4) 2r
(3) t2 (4) 2t
a6. ryfig ysarnr& t'sd 6+ 6 u€i +5. t rie i Y'e rm
46. Amit is now 6 times old as his son Four years after, qqrefurf6€t4t'Qrrate'*a +r rrt€ tgiafirs$
l-
the sum of their ages will be 43 years, Deternrine
trgr€rgrrd#?
Amit's Present age?
(1) 3Oyears (2) 32year8 (l) 3oEtt (2) 32Fs
(3) 34years (4) 3SYears (3) 34 Eris ({) 38 FF

4?. In a row of ten boys, wben Varun was shifted two +2. u rsfardr S ffao'etd ffr q|-€ 6 ffi
tit tJ.fr f, E
places towards the left,'he become Sevonth from the gqr5 lllFq'Ierrr ilt, v ru vi u'E e 13- Esfd - dr
left en4 what was his earliest position fipni the right ilea't 6'er?tr€s ie udgt ffi tI+ ffi rsr6 i
end? fl? "
(l) 6th (2) 4th (l) 6th a) 4th
(3) 2d (4) lst (3) 2nd (4) lst

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Gnoup ofdgn*to solve the equadon? 6t{/tk r41ds??
48.24.16*8*32 48.24.16|8]32
(l) +-= (2) +-= (l) + -: (2) +-=
(3) -+- xi= (3) -+= (4)' I-=
49. 9.7)2.3.l0
.t 49.9r7.2*3*10 (l) +x+- (2) -+r=
(l) +x+- (2) -++= (3) +-x= (4) -+x=
(3) +-x= (4) -+x=
A, B t 40 fieddre{isr itr t, ar} c, s t lo fied
50. A is 40 mts. South-Wost of B, C fu 40 mts. South-East dre-3ae#t,fuec,Aefi rrfer{ra?
ofB, Then C is in which direction ofA? (r) _uds (z) rJa{
(l) East @ West (3) gsd-gE (4) dr€
(3) Noht-Bast (4) South
reaizre6rrretieirgq?rrrSixe6rrr6Erdur*di'
51. Karan &Arjun start simulhneously. fiom 9 O'clock
fuE rrrii ur$ ffi 9Ed fes' fr€ sc+ ud rr{i E+
aad 6 O'olockwith same speod. In clockwig€ and anti-
clock wise direction respectively. Where will be tgarirllitt7foEriIg6euStueirpf?itFEgrlrrrIgafird
I&ran&Arjunaforwalkingfor 15 minutes. irrrrdlarstffi?
(l) NOR[I&E8gt (l) ffaetyoe
(2) South&North (z) dr€igad
(3) Esst & West (ll yorifar
(4) ydqiszd

5i. Asha is going Northwards, She trms right, Movdr sz. agg' $gofs' Eop rfr t 9E r* u'r fsaf Sc El-A
some' dishc€ and again tums to h€r right After efdrf6aif.dtri'rr.iErdi,gcgfi iosFd{ddr8
moving some distance she tums to her left, goes
s.r,re Cr f t u+ trg ilrS t, fntt srg i + f.d di q'i
fonvard md again tums to her le& Now In which
dircotion isAsha going. Heretdtar'E'gefurfiwfiffiti
(l) I.Iorlh (2)South-West
(l) Fd (2) drr€-risr{
(3) South (4) West
(3) dr€ (4) ri5r{

53. The Llut day ofthecentury can notbe? s3. Fd satqrd fsdhuE Fdtr6e,?
(l) Wednesday (2) Monday (1) dqt'd (2) . frt{{-d
(3) Fri&y (4) Thusday (3) dril'd (4) +dt'd

54. Find the day ofthe weak on 5th Novcmber 1999? 54. 5 n€sd 1999 iilfgafr us.ati
(l) Monday @ Wednesday (l) it{€-d a\ $q<rd
(3) Fridsy (4) Safrrday (3) drdc{d (4) Etrsd{rd

55. At what time between 4:ffi P.M & 5:(X) P.M. hande of 55. s'xi e * s si€il?rrnedirri€6Edhttfdqg++ grrd
clockwill coincide? hEntAafr,{t?
(l) 4:21fr P.M. (2) 4:21_ftP.M. (l) 4:2rfrP.M. (2) 4:21ftP.M..

(3) 4: 21fi P.M.

1q r:2rlfm,r. (3) 4:21frP.M. (4) 4:2rl+P.M.
' 55. In ritri:h ceutrry Febmry Yill hBve 29 .frp ftoE i6. t6EM Eif f rEffi Esrdril € zg fsffi t
the following? (l) x2N (2',) 23oo
(I) ?2N @ m
(3) 2M (4) 230,,
Dlrccdon (57{l})A solid cube of ctch dde t cmt' ffiF(52-6o)rEerdtq't hli.ilfi trstrrro*e
E

hes been pehed Re4 BIue ud Blrctr or pdn of f&rff rririfuirr ft F, u'u, iJita ctrret li tar zrs
fr
L
oppociG frccs. It lr then cut inft, crtf,cd Uocf,t of E*qfi ern t,Fdt€tfraEt z h,fi l?qesrrrct..

erch ride2 cDt ;.

57- How maoy crrbeshavoooty two frcespainted?
(l) I @16 5?. Ef6f{*E?ursuriEqilfEDrt+&aea?t?
(3) N (4) u (r) -E .Q; 16
(3) 20 (4) 24
58. IIow nmy cnbes hove tso fices iainted tld dd
blach and all otherfec€s t4ointed? se. fi*EaqeriEufiirrtiu'o3ars.tdl*s'tfer,Fa
(l) 4 8>8 iFeEdEu,f iidearFd?ar
(3) 16 (4) t2
(l) 4 8)
59. Hm Eily cobcs herrc ody m ftcc FiDtc.I
. rcd (3) 16 (4) 32

sddtotuficesqlaintodt
(l) 4 Q)8 ss. fffi e?rEr?ffi rritiluru&rfs'afurt3F'
.(, t2 (4) t6 +s'6n'qtfurFii6ror?tfr&
(t) @
60. Howmauycubeshavetmfacespiidodbls.t? (3) 12.
(l) 2 (2)
4
(3) 8 (4)
Nore co. fill*E?tsurffi +-u'fprra <ror&rtf
Dtntu (6f{D Qufiorr ltir4h rtudr for 0)2(44
(3) 8 (O Aq6fr
Lend ewncd bV n, qnrre rtr* fer fu L*nd
smca fy Bn:ar4h rtu& for$e rrce whelr ffi lFer"t'iNaurig R, rwrd e'
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vcgetrblc.ercgrrxrrndcirt*rtrrdcfor$c rreo ,rE T Al ffiE iE ffi H}'lr rf} 3ld t'& t5d
llcretr'-nft rre gnwr" FrEEEerEftEEr

WLic.h lffi&
*prcscos rhc aca ttd bctogr to r. + T 6rufr.€rrfu *cdc' if fr tcu+Egflrdr ?*
b€ih R & T where vqeablcs & fiuits borh re
grcnm? @5
(r) 3 (2', 5 60 ouL
(3) 6 (o t2
(3)
 Which Numbcr rcpresents the arda which belongc oz. firur *a Ex tsd f i fods'.frdr fd{* R
€raE€tr
to R alone and waere botl vegetablcs & ftuits arc
a'erfrst fB? !6t effiartgS 96 -1gTl't
grum?
'(r) 2 (2) 3
(l) 2 (2) ?
(3) 4 (4) 5
(3) 4 (4) 5

Dlrectlon (51-55) Quertlonr whtch of the 63. f6ig8 {Ed (63-65) ffidi} aE frF
fifif tutrEr
foltowlng dlrgrrmr correcfly rcprcrcntr the fifee qmrffi f# ae f*d sr€r e"Efr EEEeaE €E
rcladon betrrcen glvcn Orteword* ir

o o :@ o o @
(l) Q) (l) Q)

(3) (4) (3) (4)

t

: 61. BED,}l'ARD,HOSPTTAL 63. ?r, ard3, i[ruEr6

il. SEH),LEAF,ROOT '54. *fi, ub, rq

65. SEA, MOI'NTAIN, ISI.AND 65. Etrgit, uoef , zrgr

6. Which one word can be formed from the following oc. il fdi rffi* + l,nrd e furs' ft? re Eeab,F m
I.eters. rcetii
a.abcillnoo ort as b c i I I n o o o r t
(I) Collaprible (2) Iacomotive (l) Collapsible (2) Locomotive

, (3) . 'Colour firllers (4) oollaboration (3) Coloufirllcrs (4) collaborotion

9
 i
67, Arrangewordsastheyoccurindictionagy' 57. . ir5itffi ,rrilefr Er€r f itcEFd eI sreJs',r68 dfr ? I

(1) Pertle (2) Pertlcncr (1) Pptdc 8l Pgdlence ;

(3) Pe of, (1) Pe# (3) Pccter (1) Pert

1

)
(5)
,
Perslmtrt (O Pcrcinl,rt
,)
(l) 4,3,r,5,2 @ 3,4,2,s,r (r) 4,3,1,s,2 a) 3,4,2,5,1
(3) s,4,3,2,1 (4) 4,s,r,2,3 (3) 5,4,3,2,1 (4) 4,5,1,2,t /

rffid +a-enre€airoatar# r', 2', 3"tdardg€6

Number of letters skipped-between adjac€trt lett€rs
in the series is in o,rder of l'2, 2', 3', which of the
ai uafaqxl6il drd E*elivde??
follpwing series observe the nrle given above.
(l) Rrwz (2) EGLo
(l) (2) EGI,o (3i cExr (4) EGLP

(3) CEIT (4) EGLP

o g. rfi arffi Of€'itd+ t aardqa-EEeEgtg?
69. Arrange the letters ro..qoiogfirl *ond for-t RT AOUH
RT AOU H 12 3. 4 5 6
t2 345 6 (l) r2436s @ 6341s2
(l) 12436s . @ 6341s2 (3) s2t436 (4) 2sr436
(3) s21436 (4) 2s1436.

I to
zo. *{dErff I J loo daffi fi5rreiei gff fr}Td r
If you write down all the numbers from 100
ffirtd?
than how many times do you write 3?
(r) (1) 18 (2\ te
l8 @te (3) m (4) 2t
,

(3) 20 (4) 2t I

71. A Total No. of 324 coins of 20 parsc an4 25 paise . 7L. efu azl frf+*fuzo titizs tiSurdEfor<nzr
makes a sum ofRs. 7l. TheNo. of25 poise coin is? Eu}Ye€t i gEf+s zs tit ifdt*fif&arl
(r) 120 (2) 124 O) tzo (2) tu
(3) r32 (4) 2ffi (3) r32 (4) 200
?2.. Accrtainno. ofhorses & cameNo. ofmeir arc going f** rt'3 ua ffi' d tr.elfr H dt udl (lirat t ?,fii
i'
somdwhe,re. Half of owncrs on thgir horses Back i
xtsc nflr& Sfardt ee EEa qrat r,{itf} tih,Brt+ f gu
while the remaining ones are walking aloqg leaditrg *fus.ai uarrgalftrgffi 6n srEf6 zo rlat
their horses. If the No. of legs walking on the pou?*in'saE6aiur of=rrrtGffi r #i
ground is 70, how many horses ate there?

(l) (l) l0 (2) t2

l0 @12 (, t4 (4) l6
(3) t4 (4) 16

r0
 Dtrecfion Qrierdon (73-74) The sum ofthe vrluer ffirga tzs-z+) fai fdq f"+ t& il Eftraur guat O
ofbelow brlckr give the value of the brickc which Arrsf,rrl qil* ffi €trt fd-a g,ru * nfaA ffi Arrs r€Cf
is abovp two bdcks?
ir
4+5=9 4+5=9
x'+p= 13 x'+p= 13

A*{: lll)o
120 120

a 4
a?h a 4.

c 30 f Ii3
a
(
c 30 f
b 9+t' 13 t' b 9+t' 1.3 I
p+4 9 t' p r+p p+4. 9 f p r+p

P 4- 5 z x p p 1 5 z x p

What will be the value ofp? 73. p dfi'reiltiafr?

(t) s (2) 6 (l) s (2) q
(, (4) e (3) 8 (4) e
74. Find the value ofy? .7 4. y dilrsuerai}?
(l) 2s @4s (r) 25 (2) 4s

(3) 5s (4) 65 (3) 55 (4) 6s

Dtrection (75-7Q Questionr ere glven below with ffi rpzs tzs-26) torfifdlEazt" JrriilffilaEuar
strtement followed by conclusions. You have to E# f€ ?tS+ f tE6' * A Eaefl? f turyrd nb frre Ae
decide which of the glven'conclurlon follows frem ffiele't lauatt f 6a'dgatSrdf Eg I

the given statements, disregarding commonly

knownfacb. zs. ffia-
gydrfiard?rrudt
75. Strtement*. Erd,rha€ ,rfitrgdudt
Some kings are Queens.
All Queeos are beautifirl.
dfr-
Concluslonrr 0) rrladf,sauar
I.
All kings are beautiful. '(II) Erdr{tdr.it rddr+infl
II.
All Queens are kings.
' (I)
Only conclusion I follows. (r) r*e.ffirdtr
(2)
Only conclusion tr follows. (21 . rfs.€rfrtr
. (3) Either I or II follows. : (3) ?r*trIntllFfrar
(4) Neither I nor II follows. (4, *rr#iSIar6sudr

ll
76.r .:Strtemcntr:- 76. frzfi,?- l
. MoetLilics are Rosec, fgatrerfiEdtardtqnat ,i

i
. Some Roses ar€ daffodils. gbgrs'Eeifacurt )
Conclusion* rd+- )
I. Some dafrodils are Roces. L gr3-fsaors'sT6l
tr. Some lilies ar€ d8frodils. II. ErcfuciSiifrsilsl
m. All daffodils ate lilies.. Itr. e'i3iBsffiua i

ru NoHyisadaffodil' ff. EEfird3-fc6Fdt

l. Orly Imdeither II orIV follorqs. '1. O olE rfrttrr,firvffn frfrtil

2. Orly I follows. 2. (tu{.IF&il
3. Either I or IV follows. 3. (d#frrettrEidf*rfrtl
4. , Only I and III follows. 4. GrfilIitrFdlut) I

I
77 .. \V[41 i5 lfus minimum number of cologrs required 77. ufruiefi3lrdf fe}tr a"s sfd,,l' nr E6rer A qg I
to fill the spaces in the diagram without my trro adjacent 5rg:5ffir{t qraf f ft ffi taa'til .l
spices having same oolour.

A)6 B) 5 A)6 B)s 'l

c)4 D) 3 c)4 D)3 l

78. Countthrc Parallelogramin the givenfigurc 78. fis?AeffidffssEdr#Affiai' "

(A) 23 (B) 22 (A) 23 (B) 22

(c)' 21 (D) l8 (c) 2t (D) 18

12
 79. Select the one which.satisfies the samb 7e. trsd trsE{frgrdFfsr,Ffap{'a tfTffutfEf{
conditignsofplacementofthedotas infg; ( X ) yai (Xl tuke dlr+ Erst gffi{trre'tt€?ilftgnqr
.: if rcur+fr rm* rdfqasrrA t€Ee ?

B4,@WWBd,WWW
cx) (l) (21 €) (4) (a (l) (2, (3) (4'

80. A cylhd€r is pointed in 6 colours-grceo,blue, 80. ftkffirdiffit,g:tardrSrA gilr, ?lt6r, rfr.{5r,

yellow, violeg Red md omage. Threcpositions are shorvu ?rCt, urlffi r fs?dfeqtdreua r

below . omoge
'Yc-llow

@ffi@ (i)
d

(ii) (iii)
or-rrgc

what is the colour in thc emply space qrsf+6ifras'er{'tdt'

(l) Blue (2) Gre€n {1) d?s. 12:, irirr
(3) Violet (4) Yellow (3) tala (4) tfs'
r

Ilirectiol -.Hnd the 0gure tom the enrwer figrrre ffis- tuliit fi f,sEQeBrruA +e a?fi rr rqd
wHel wlll contnue tne reAni (gf{2) frkreggnrstiltd(er-OZ)

tl ProDlcmfigurr Er qnrfo?c

n s tr s n s tr s
Arrwcrffgure €tddfrb-d
:

+(l) s +(3) +
(2) (4)
+(l) s s +
Problcn0guro ,E? w6F?d

+ Ff * + Ff *

AuwcrFlgure E?gtra

x hX * x h X(3) x
(l) o) @ (4)
i
l3
DlrecdonrAll the ffgurel together form r reriec . The ffis -f#aE efrtat ff+ H'fiEs ffae a'e u* ry
uhnumbertd figure merkr the beglnning of rerier !d t rrtkaffi f df E frH if rrorrr et rer€ $uf,s
portdon of 'two figures in the series rre incorrcct.
Series wiII be correct lf ttece are lnterchrnged . The
ffeat fub wrsaE {r ar*dfiI {s€.'t ffu ffif
esrliest oftwo numbercd ffgurcs whosePosifon sreto ufuot Fbe9qdittdFt
be interchrnged h the rnrwcr ( t3-E{)

---/t : \--J' \-7

/\t : : :
.-__--t ---, \*--Jt \--.' :--.t
E3
\--.' r-- J ^l
{-, : \--l \--, I
-/--)r -^. --...-l
(s)
I
o) -
t4 <..- <l- + f- .- 84 7-'+ <ts= .(I- <_ .-
r-
--D
(- {
-----{ --
: F 4 :-.2 -4 : H
+ ---+ ,>
--{
- .> (\ -
- t ,> /1.
- -
(r) a) (3) (4) (5) -; (l) =
(2) (3)
=
(s)
85 85

o o o o o o q o
%6 66 d6 %6 N 66 %6 66 d6 %6 db 66
(l)
(i) Q) (3) (4) (s) (2) (3) (4) (5)
:
i
Dtnection -tr'lgurer A and B arc releted in rome wey. ffiE - fr?d Arrrg B fobAA t{q rs'fi rstr 9t d s{t e' l

According to seme retrrdonEhip rmong C rnd D ffgures tlrr frbd c ry} D trs Es.firs {d& Ffr .fs{sq €t +c *
choos€ the consont dternative ESEt)
( (16-s8) I
I

ui 86

x+
tf{{ ?
:

xxxx
l

(l) Q) (3) I a\

E7 A(A)
Yn (B)
?
Ei, A Yn ?

tE tn tlr {U
,|
88 tn UI {U ,|

A (B) A) (B) (c) (D

nt rlr nl UI nt UI RI t_*t

l4
 Diredfion -Amoig five figures four figurec ere simillr ffiE -fd!' org s ts?at fifu yrE F?e *nrr tsb fi{se
in r cerdrla wey. Flnd the dilferent 0gur€ (8940)
f rolua-frafCge++€d(sg.eo)

89

.
A(l) tr O ffi A
@
a) (3)
(3) (4 (s)
A (l)
tr o ffi A
(2) (3) (4) (5)

4 *g 4 + *e 4 *g .< ry >9
ffi
(r)
#Q\ #.
(3)
# ffi
(4) 6)
m
ffi
(r)
#(2) #(3) #(4) ffifu
(5).

Direction- In question 9l-93) qrertion ffgure is frrEe -{En ( cr-e3) fr-k {E?r frbd, gsdftu t + fci
enbedded in one of the enrwer flguftc. Find the Eh f .b dor AEilr A t ft F ffi tud dq'd' iferF t gE A
cbrrect one in which tt fu embedded. +sd-

E E
91 9t

E
92 92

m
E
93' ' 93

\
.
ttr
Direction- In quesfion (94) square /clrculer papbr hrr ffi- qp 1r+l frb iilq r@r /ild arils + 3lai f fit-C
been fotded as rhowtr wlth the dotted llnes in the given !qr.+ ! atorrgifunF fdrryt, fr r+f?trsdtr gu"fery.
figurres. The lart ffgure (2) rhows how the prper has EEHI rl'qf ff-d (z) la6ie'efarrrfo'r
fdIrrr A, i r
' been cut. flow would the pepcr look like whcn E otstfgguisfiriifTq'u-itro' t
unfolded.

94 94

S (l)
E S rq
\e-l
(4) (D (4)

l5
Directou Q (9$C6) In q.ch ofthe foliwlrg qucfionr ftt €E:{En(e5.e6liafrt{E5}frb ffin : ?d}{+€
there ii e rtteflonrhlp befiTecn tro ffgurtt on tie left fr
FH f,qqmngll ntt ufr t ifprtt frb + $fr ftq
rlde of the sine :: , thc nme rchdonrhlp cdrtr m'firsr€iltfc!)rE tuguffif dt tucu'rA t€aiil
between the two r to the rtg[t rlde ofrlgn :: Ftnd the
'
correct dtemrdvc. .

95 Quertron igure 95 {Enfid?d

Answrrffgur€
EE::llaf;l gafrk
:lEIBl ',m
96 Quodon fgurt 96 $irFlu

EI'M"E'B E.MtrE
- Anrrerffgur: SreF?d

BBtrE
ot @ (.1
EEtrtr
o) (4(q(4

v, vt
V
0.0 0 0.0 0
00 00 Y?
If the mlnol lmrgc of thc ebove ffgurc li rot tcd to $reraRAtyare{dlilrilqaf {brgdhrCtftrrnrs
90' ln ctockrvire direction , It rvill look like': gdturrr€anqfdfirfi rtFmlrta' r

oc loo
ca !o (?)
c. a

I ooN I
(3) (
oO
go to) ":l) (3)
9o
gE (.)

16
 98. tr'ind the water image of given ftgure eB . fdal it fiE?e s u.€t fCu qStu dlr
gDr6b 96
@
tr T-
@@
(r)
%6 0) %g
l. -... Aq6il(3)
sFe (.)
Aq6b (3)
SMP (4)

' gg. Find the water imege of given figure ss. fifgA!trsde'uqfifubtf$frs#
Workno.lhrrd TYorkno.lhard. , .

(1) l^otlruo'Jp8rq (2) raoq(no'wrtq . (1) ly\ollruo'Iprlq (2) rnoqruo'Ipilq

(3) ,t\otl0o:IrlBrq (4) ,t\otFro'I[ttq (3) (4) ,l\oryr[o'Iprrq
'l\ottrm'n&q

100. Given belbw are three difrerent porlfionr of 1oo. }6+ 3'€lr 13€I ) C}7f ft6 i!ilrdr aruilr,ti
dice" Find the number of dots on the fece fo opposite alirs'* nE ifraf m rfrgfttirt
*rrrt al +ffi eiror8 En
the face bearing (3) three dots ? ff*frgrfa'ts'foo'i*at t

\
t{''

\
$$$ (1)

(l)
(c)
I
6
.l
(2)

(B)
(d)
(3)

5
None
(1)

(l)
(c)
I
6
0 0
(2)

(B)
(d)
(3)

5
None

t7
- -egifr.,i- ..;;-.
 t
..)

t,
i
 "_: . I

urf, fifir,F ur Ir3 fmrsd tlre 0aE.

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National Talent Search Examination 201g

State Level Test - 201lB

ilrt,ri[fr rfrnrx{' - 2oLB
HlrErer€T (class x) \

SCIIOLASTIC APTITT]DE TEST

f€fg,r{i 1f| ii-dts. rfrftf}rf'
fime:2hourc Mar.Marks:100. mrt:24? gfurtse : ror)
Instructlons for candldeter :
$rfr<'at'ottue'kt
l. This exam relates to ScholasticAptitudeTest.
:
1. frottftrrlrrt€frrytfr i-ars.?r.E*t€t I

2. lt consists of questions related to Science,

Mathematics and Social Science. 2. fu rsfirr{rHgfafurr,f"r, drfusrrr3EHrfud
figfur,{r dgfrtrsfgfury' t !tF6E fi{gud r
3. Each question caries one park All questions
are compulsory. s. otaqmufdilrftaA rmtrgsrydus r

4. You have been provided with an answer sheet +. go5; fw qra fsd RS gsd tre
fdjt ars
(OMR) for this qupstion paper. Darken the - t rFctrat6*n,arryl fCs$rsirfr fud
-
: ,', correct.option of each question in thc answer
sheet(OMR) withblack/blueballpen.
6ar*zfB'vutaasm&ior€ r
'
s. ais'A{fi#tar8c'ipitsi+*srirres't t
5. Rough work may be done on the blank space .

provided for this purpose.

6. fE tsfiru{' f+u fr€-arrd (+&E-e) H'df*o
atfrir
6. There is no negative marting in this test.

7. Do not use white fluid on OMRAnswer Sheet

z. .8. firr. z'o. Sydm" fird ='eiz 6nrgr A
veizsrffirrel
8. Helfari hour ertra shoutd be glven to visually
impaired candidates only. 4.. . t€EMcf<ftnrmtaf paftr4? e'fft
frf*rartapr

:i*rfi,! I
 RoughWork / frr&{

\!.
 !._

L A body is thrown vertically upwads against 1. fa srg f ilSs' ss ffiq ft't Srd =k 6 u +dr
gravity alone irith velocity \r'. The greatest.
height'h'to which it will rise and time taken Y to
r'g dT?,r Hrs ir erg eB tar iq 3 ffi +
attain this height is givco by
ffi h' rra fsr ffi
s{ ugsc sd Edrr Ert'
ol
(1) .!! 2rt (2) u, u (l) u,2u (2) u., u
29'
r
s CE 29 .e gc
,^-- (4)
(3) u, 2u
2
(4) u', u (3) u,zu u', u
c c 2ee EE 2ee
2. What is the equivalent resistance between A and 2. A ,r} B f Eef,dfi qfaluat t*r r

B.
2A

B B

(l) 16() Q) lo (l) 16() @lo

(3) 70 (4) 3()
(3) 7Q (4) 3()
3. ff{rjirgfo{il-e$saremor&r*ir@free'
3. A lady is standing in front of a magic mirror. She
rgdfiv rfro trfo mr u qSEr qaqirr{r.F
fnds the imagc of her head bigger, the middle =a',
portion ofher body of eame size and that oflegs e' ts k u* s qdfu ear r*6 ufgr Ar ilgel
smaller. Which of the following is the correct E r€ SrdR A6i =o iu ffi rygx'a*-Eu silr€i'
order of combination for the magic mirror from +Erfu3stEr,{.i r fua" fuRf*r*g}rutrfr iI
the top. (1) Fna6,ftE,arrg6
(l) \2) frr,nt36,ur€J8
Plane, Conrre;g Concave
Convex, Plane, Concave
(3) Er36,rrfg36,frE;
Q)
(3) Plane, Concave, Convex (4) ar<a5,Etf36,$vu
(4\ Concave, Plane, ConVex

An electric Kettle oonsumes I

KW of electric
4. k{ffi M f *€ zzov 3 Yu'fezr ft t
si fEd I Kw ffi rc$ d uusrrS t faxifrar
4.
power when operated * 220.Y. A fuse wire of
r

what rating must be used for it.

d fe
-&r
Y-c fu f Yere uf $udar r&lt srffi
i
(1) IA (2) 2A
(l) rA (2) 2A
(3) 5A (4) 4A (3) 5A (4) 4A

srii.. ii, .., rni:!. &a -

 . .,--..i.rr . ,, !".r, ..--. .

5. A person calmot $ee objects distinctly kept S. ft4age1fi Zm 3 fflr{rer ge e'rd},tt Er6
=rE}rtt S
beyond 2m. This def€ct can be con€cted by the r# tu rcg fu @ t fr e' grd rea ei$ &r*
which type ofthe lens and ofwhar power ofits. 6fam{},r3Ei*iliiiaftt
(1) €gc*Ffi, +o.so
(l) Convex Lens D ,t 0.5 (2) urE6*6t,+0.5D
(2) Concavekns,+0.5 D
(3) Convexkns,-0.2D (3) 9gs*rs, -o.zo
(4) Concave Lens, - 0.5 D (4) ,rrrEElg&Ffi, -0.5D

6. Action and Reaction aacording to Newton's third 6. fdge6 g ari e # faqr rr{6rd'kf?,{r },r3
law act on. qflfaforumEaerl
(1)
(2)
Samebody in opposite direction. (1) fife<r*Bue$rafuE fds
Differcntbodiesinsameditection, (2') arddr}rrdarerc+3uof#fes'fds
(3) Different bodies in opposite direction.
(4) Sarhebody in same direction
(3) rrgtrrrddrrrst Brra g['zfuE frt
:' (4) f#=rgBar3fi#ailfes'Hu
7. Apassenger, in a moving bus tosses aioin which rl
I
falls behind him. It meani that motion of the bus 7. Igar EIEri,t gFet fi FriI IFEII BErEer u rfirgr
ts: ffifrir}ffire irfu?g'eik: I

(l) Uniform
(1) qEfEE}lrdiarr"nardrerfitr I
(2) Accelerated t2) usiarYqfr{'ir
(3) Retarded' (3) qre'iaruiafrstt i

(4) Circular motion (4) . qETdAq-dilaqoedir

l

8. A current of 2 amp is drawr by a filament by an

8. ffr ffi sEE e' fuorrt? z errp e" ate tts, i r

electric bulb. No. of electrons passing through a e EM f+€.ffi fir6't" trif frB fir}rq'r tur
cross section of the filament in 8 seconds would HreitIr
be approximately.
(l) 10" (2) 10"
(l) lo2' A) l0'? (3) to32 (4) lo10
(3) lo3r (4) l0{0
r. ErnhfutrfucrgEr:
9. Thevolagecanbewrittenas :
(1) afrJatffr x 3r6a x ffi
Wotkdonexchargextime Q, afrgrErdB x EHr
Wortdone x time qfs
(3) fsrarffr
(3) Workdine ate x rxt
CuriEnt x time
(4) Workdone x charge
(4) frsaTd* x ry
10. The stnength of magnetic field inside a long 10. H? tii frit arf,a rryq x'ta'fw fEst ffi tsd
current carrying straight solenoid is : ds(S:
.u) riqfrsutziurai6ir
(l) Minimuminthemiddle
Q) eEdrBfrfdrilrtiq0$ir
@. More at the ends than at the cenEe
(3). uoflfittffixmffitt
(3) Sarne at all pohs :

(4) . Found to increase tom one end to the (4) fEcfni'-gifni,'t'u<cde'6ir

other.

2
ll. tn which of the following situatioms the distance 11, td firfin{t f€if far EH f+if $r 6n* gil ry}
moved and the nagnitud€ of displtrcement are fresqrafEEx.agiutrl
esusl?
(l)
(1) tra0?sxililSfCil
@
A Pendulum is movingto and fro
Moon is revolving amundthe earth
(2) &t$[dfr grd"tdrdryda131frt
(3) A hoyissittinginmovingmerrygoround (3) ffitrstAffiAg8frrear$*eOilr
(4) A bus is moying on a staightroad- ) f&vrdtrtfr rsc9rrear$rog#r
14

12. Oceaothermale,nergrisdueto : t.z. Ef,sd srrrgrrreraredit

(l) Energ stuedbywaves inthe ocean (1 ) Etrsdfdsufu Arrtt gl{rarilri(EAd)6fgil
(2) Pressue difference at difrefent levels in
the ocean. $aent
(3)' Tidesarisingoutinth6oceaa
(2') Ef,gdf+sd{-rf crfuoleqfrrre,rf,€|-dr
(4) (3) xUrge rTefdeT€rfsre
Temperature diference at diferent levels
in the oceans.
(4) EEsdf<fu d{-t'{ri Tdlstu{rde'rtrsdt

13. The major problem. in. harnessing nuclear ra. faffiara $m. f Tdf f€s fu,r{'gE s6 rr ?
Energrishowto: ialmfrrrrrfgdtf4-
(l) Splitnucleus (1) faltrdrrrrf3*rr
Q) Sustain the rpaction Q) fdgasfrfufar' v'giat;er|
(3) Disposeofrspentfuelsafely (3) erlitftffiios'use'Efr farfad' r
(4) Convert nuclear energr into electrical
eNrerry
(4) , ftrgad frc+n e'' lM ffi' P€s
qfusdTr' I

14; Calculate the number of atorDs in 0.2 mole of 14. Bdilrrx aREt" Gr-cceF o. 2 FE foTfi fA6
Sodium Carbonate (NqCQ).
rrdr{Eiu6?
(l) l.2i2ilx.ldtatoms (l) 7.2264x1f'qtp
@ l2.044xl08atoms (2) 12.044x l0Pprgi
(3) 6.022x l08aroms (3) 6.{z2xloeqngr
(4) 1.505x lOPatoms
(4) 1.505x lop{lng
15. Which of the following radioactive isotope ir rs. A16 ffi rroi aal6Ha nrse'rdc €i Tdii dtrd
used in the treatment ofCancer?
+fsg-fifrtfrdtri6+-
' (l) Iodine- l3l
(li
@ Uranium-235 ryfifEl'd-r3l
(3) Sodium-24 (2) gilrror-zas
(4) Cobalt-60 (3) i:a,/Dt-24
(4) ilwre-eo
16. In the given reaction the oxidizing agent is
16.fEFfu fo,{'f-srrr-afiq'd{fTu+il-
Br2+2f---------> )Bf +1, Brr+2f ------------r llfal,
(l) (BrJ (2) G) (l) (BrJ @ G)
(3) (Bf) (4) (D (Bf)
(3) (4) c)

.:-sir d,.*J2iji,
--I:-' - --;;,i*f;r -.' i .-

17. While cooking, if the.bottom of utonsil is gettiirg rz. rre, ssrQr} xrT *rc q-6-sS s.d? q'n' i' rg t,
blackened on the outside, it means that:- fu3frs'€i:-
(l) thc food is not cookedcompletely (1) iffidgiluata'safidTam t

@ the fuel isaotbuming comPletelY

Q) a'rcgfreetrurfieofuo't
(3) the tuel is wet
(3) s'trsfdfs.t
(4) thefuelisbumingcompletely
(4) ' srrerrd gA+
t

rrgrUfCgri t I

I 8. Which ofthe following is not base? 1 8 . t6fi sfr rtrtrfTif fru* v-c rfi il
{,1
NaOH (2) KOH (l) NaoH (2)

(3) NE (4) crHroH (3) NHr (4) C,H5OH

19. When 200 ml of a gas at constant plessure is rs. ffi Ex'a ffi i fird Bee iIF 6 ne o=cg
zoo
heated fiom OoC to 1000C, the volume must be I oo'c, iq ildlr ats atg t, s fw g u'fssd T6
multipliedby:- fistfCiffarsore i?ar-
fl)0 (2) 100
(l) 0 @ l0o
100 0
100 0
(3) 273 (4) 373
(3) 273 (4) 373
373 n3 373 273

20. You are given the following chemical equation:- 20. t6i f*n aL ax'figfa mfra-ecfrE s{t S fqfd',tr
Mg., + CuO,,, -----------+ MgOro+ C\.r.
fsdafS&-
This equation represents:
, Mq.y+ Cuola-----------+ Mgo,., + Cq.,.
(l) Decomposition and displacement
(1) Dnnrrary3f<ge"f5fsf@{. t
reaction.
@ Combination arid double displacement (D fiil*carigrof<re'urfirFor" I

reaction. (3) fes'qF',r3fuEs"&tfufary t

(3) Redox and displacement reactim. (4) po.f<x<,rrarrrSfsstrrfifo,r t

(4) Double displacement and redox reaction.

21. A metal 'X forms a u/ater-soluble salt )O'Iq. z r. i&qB'x' urd rgg rgreglu fcroirq qE
When. an aqu€ols solution of )O{O, is added to tr sE rnvo, i *srr8 rrrr E xucr gc i frs fE€
common salt solution, then a white precipitate of u.E rt' il'e. A si riAefdr + r.tu gg' lff eI'Y'
. compound 'Y
is formed along with sodium F*rr{r{ E @ g rita gag t qts'x'fof,d A
nitrate solution. Metal 'x is said lo be the best ',f3
eoqductor of electricity and it does not evolve
rs 3 ffar sE i lr3 EF f ust urAEFBfeE
hydrogen when put in dilute hydrochloric acid'
,rnrs fi# u€a 3 o'6.Fd AF rfr ffi t q.g
What is metal 'X, salt )G.IO, and compound 'Y? 'x', Ent xNo, Df3 rElfara Y g a+rdi t?
(l) Metal 'X is Silver (Ag), SaIt is Silver ( 1) qrsx st6frfggisd),Ei€fE6sd?r6?rrfJ
Nitrate and compound 'Yi is Silver Efrc'vfrsseqta'e?str
Chloride.
4
 (2) Metal X' is Magnesium (Mg), Salt is Q) uex ffifimr,6cMmao+56q7
trldforayffifraoril&n€tsit
'r
Magnesium Nitrate and compormd 'Y is

(3)
Magnesium Chloride. (3) rr'=r x'lfu, Ei€ #E Ef?e r,€ qfrta
Metal 'X'is Irad (Pb), Sdt is tradNitrate
and compound Y' is Lead Chloride. v#aarffisir
(4) ' Metal X'is Copper (Cu), Salt is Copp€r (4) qrs'xairrd,EiEqfrrd5 f?err}trfild'y
Nitrate and compound 'Y' is Copper cr{-dilEaetsir
Chloride.

22. The salt which will give a neutral solution on 22.t6firt f€ii'krslrn?tt fCsBf6A Qe'frd
EiEr
dissolving in waterwill bei qsfE-oA'-
(l) Cr[COONa @ NII.CI
(3) KCI (4) NqCO, (r) cH,cooNa @ NIr.Cl
l
(3) KCI (4) NccQ
23. Which of the following is the correct electrronic 23. +d ffi, fCtf fdalir far e, r4r.gr *a za i, S
configuration of Nickel with an atomic number
ft&ilT6asrSEaliiiEfr?
28?
'\

(l) lszs',2p'3s',3p5d'o (l) ls2s2p3s3pbd'o

@ ls2s'2p'3s'3p5d @ ls2s2p5s'3p'3d'o'
(3) ls2s'2po3s'3p3d'%s' (3) ls2s'2p'3s'3p'3d'o4s'
(4) ls'2s2p3f3p63dr4s'z (4) ls2s',2p'3s',3p'3d'4s'

24. Which of the following gives the correct 24. ufa E{dErlfi +fi'E * * srffi }mr e'
increasing order of acidic strength? dre'qnbfiFfrfr{tf+iffr{s.i:-
.
(l) Water,Aceticacid,HydrochloricAcid t rr u.ai,aiffzcfrfus,uffifT{}*irg
(2) Water, Hydrochloric acid,Acetic acid
Q) urc1,uffifurlifrr,lefrf"fr )r?fusi
(3) Acetic acid, Water, Hydrochloric acid ( 3) ) rrlfrfarifrs, uel, orffirrBfaa:ilfra'
Hydrochloric aci{ Water, Acetic acid
(4) uls5?fitfd{flfrr,rr"al,flilfa*fra
25. Which of the following metals form an zs. A'd fufi{r{r f+if ffi q's ffi?fcq arrrfu
. . amphoteric oxide:- T6€€i-
(1) Na Q) Ca
(l) (2)
(3) (3) \a
Al (4) Ca
Cu
Al' (4) cu
26. A common metal which is highly resistant to 26. ffr rrx qE f ra* tcrsCt rgs il Erail-
coroslon rs:-

(1) hon (2) Copper

(1) &r O) EIrrfiI
(3) Aluminium (4) I,Iagnesirim (3) *fln?tur{ (4) ffi*aor

.: r::}r--,.' , .ie* ,'"ir**i:.. ,

 .: ++;

27. Mitochondria anit Plasti& are able to synthesize 2?. H'o?a,rdtflt rrrg rs'sErs Err Wt6 E6'€E i
some oftheir proteins because they have wuilffdtgeudftGfaffi trsttptr
(r) DNA (r) ,.463
(2) RNA
tzl trre.*a.t
(3) DNAandRibosomes (3) ,.rr?6.EaBat6mx
(4) RNAandRibosomes
(4) ,{rd.*F},,Ba'S!ili
28. Which ofthe following starem. eot is coirect about 2s . ilafufurr{} fEif feu tfr},{r sA krs' asarfi t t
Cardiac Musoles.
(l) Cardiac Muscles are uninucleate and (1) feu tnor fft *et{ n g nts.tos fgnt
Unbranched.
(2) Cardiac Muscles arc Multinucleate and irSl
Unbranched"
(zl festftrqriEerariamfirs0e?t{iu;t
(3) Cardiac Musclcs are uninucleete and (3) fe6t61rilrfdaaEfitrSs'ftrsfdrrf T6r
branched. (4) .fe6tfrl{"TEaEd{rrrgEfirsffirrf a6r
(4) Cardiac Muscles are Multinucleate and
branchcd.

29.The correct pathway of blood in circulatory zr. uE te-eqadt ffYrg erfi q<'ofrract t?
syste"|r is: ..

( 1) ar*frco-->ldcc+ottl|->frr-
(l) Auricles->V€ntsicles->Art€ry->Veins <D i6su->rrifrqu->frat->ordt
@ Ventricles->Auricles->Veins+Artery (3) Sadlqs-> fre'->rrrfte6-->ofl{t
(3) Ventricles->Veins-->Auricles->Altery
t+) u*frco->on{t->firo>rldrai
(4) Auricles->Artery->Veins->Vloticles

30. Which one ofthe following is an incorrectmatch. ao. ts fu fi ort ffefua+firc'sFfi rdTt t

(l) Ovary-Estrogen (1) tffis-ffica

A\ Pancreas - Ineulin lD ds'-fi6fur
(3) Pituit ryglad-Adrenalinc (3) ttgsddlf-rffir
(ol uag-2nffiar
' (4) Testis-Testocterone
.
31. Cmcenhatim of urine dcpelrds m the presence a r. yire0ure' ............. efrr-dredA?
of
(l) Thyroxine
(1) @s
(2) ?EFdiis
a)
(3)
(4)
Teetosterone
ADH (Antidirrctic lrormoae)
Melatonin
(4)ry
(3) rfmgefao"oizr(ADlD
:

32. Which leaves have parallel venation 32 . frTtrfu frbrr+tsers'afe'it

(l) Peepallecves (1) fifu6tti3
A) Hibiscus leaves
t2) U+dsefi
(3) Bgnenaleaves (3) a*fqa
(4) Banyanleaves
(4) trsetrg
6
 33. Which of the following equation is the sumnrary 33. T6 16grr{' EH1q'65' ffii reU3r rg'r ffire er xra
ofphotosynthrcsis, ii
(l) 6CO,+12HrO
Chlorophyll (r) oco,*rzx,o$,c.H,,o.+6o,+6H,o
Su;tisEl C.H,O+6O!+6I!O rff,IltrrF
Ql 6Cq+12H,O-----+ qH!,Or+60,+6Hp @ 6CO,+ l211rg r qH!rO.+6O,+6Hp

(3) Chtorcohvll
6CQ+5l,gsGiis[.t C.Hnq+6Ori6Hp (3)
'.q*ur,offiqH,q+6q;6Hp
(4) 6cq+Hio c.H!,q+@,+0tto_ (4) 6cor+Hro.--;;! qHaq+6o'+6HP
J,-rtishi*
rffrItfdrE

34. The breakdown of Pynrvate to give Carbon rr'@e i frtazr rrs a-oga sdarExrfg, uriel
ac.
dioxide, water and energ5r take6 place in ..........
ar3 au $ea' +c 6 rfskfdtr........ fdE.rre6
(l) Cytoplasn Q) Mitochondria ti
(3) Chloroplast (4) Nucleus (1) n6?usqx e) xrEledrd3d)ili.
(3) ilBiftIgrye @)
T*-*
35. Choose the correct statements.
es. nfsqds+€rse:
(l) The femalegamete is calledzygote.
@ TWins fre always Idetrtical. (rr r{ErgaDf{EiEIdI}ttETfeUdt
(3) GregorMendelisthefrtherofGenetics. e) fE=tairf#firi0tuar
(4) In human beings sex iri deterrrine by (3) dronar$rg+mra.e'firE ks'e'etr
. presence ofX andyChromosome (4) fiSdrf'dg.r€;rfdtftbx rrrS vSpegeai
(l) Statement I and 2 arc correct. rqidir
(2) Stat€ment 2 and 3 ar€ corr@t.
(3) Statement 3 and 4 are correct. (r) qg61,,f328fiU6 I
(4) Stat€ment t and 4 arc conect. Q) aq?r2r,r33rfrudI
(3) Eq53r,fJ4Ffia?rt
G) aqarrrllirduat
36, The nature ofnerve impulse is . ., . . . .. .. . ...
36. driilndar(Nerve impulse) erfrrrr........ fe't r

(l) Chemical
(1) irF[Efe?
@ Ir[agnetic (2) Erd
(3) Electrochemical
(3). fffiae'fsfE?
(4) Electromapetic
Q) trnlrf3l.laol
37. Which of the following are called. Amphibians
sz. i.a fisfior fsE f*r ;! -rie' rora t rov5 59,
ofplaotkingdom'?
fq.OrHt€ri?
(l) Bryophytes a) Pteridophytes
(3) Thallophytes (4) Gymnosperms (r) qmffiar Q) tdBir.fa"
(3) aSE fet (4)
7

l--:,.- ,A dt^
 I
38. The Cenhe ofsense ofsmell inbrainis: 38. texrdfl r-g6q ff rtirar er sgdlErtrEt i?

(l) Midbnin a) Olfrctorylobas (1) tfrfu{'dI 121 f,uretr

(3) Cerebellum (4) Ce,rebrum (3) Fdqstf (4) ilfiw{
39. A tissrre which makes up the husk ofcoconut and 3e. gu -frE i' 5'frtt6 e' fant{' T€'€t T5 ftF +
"r}
whose cells aredea{ elongatedanilignifiedis : F6fi ts{, tgeaui rignmea uaBE ..............ir6 I

(l) Chlorenchyma A) Collenchyma (1) a6arc€lx' 'Ql ffi}r'

(3) ParenchYma (4) Sclerenchyma (3) tarcaqdr'r. (4) irBaetadx'
40. Which of the following is not a part of male 40. td fisfi{nrt fE.if fcu* ardI nUrr Hs re firrm
reproductive systern in human being. tdsa'arr#it (D qI2zqfr
(1) rgi
(l) Testes (2)' Prostateglaot
(3)^IE
g*a-g=ffi (4) e&firrsf€q
i

(3) Vasdeferens (4) Fallopiantube

41. Three digit numbers are fomred using the digis t

+r. rfiat o, 2 lrf} s fuat gdd€ fgr rffi'E 6t{t
0,2 and 5 without repetition. Find the probabilrty frfi{atEr E€'6r,F ararrr.r fw irfl {nrg gtr
that the number is divisible bY 5.
ifiri{rd€ furgdrrrstat fiffi*nr" Efif',t= s rtu
aSA.ai.et
(l) 3 (2) I (l) 3 a)l
4 2 4 a

(3) I (4) 0
(3) I (4) 0
4 4
+{d o r,rA p F,nrt€ 2f - 3x + 4 = 0e UruiEst
gd
42. Ifa and p are the roots ofthc gquation 2* -ly+ 1 42.
= 0, then findthe equation whose roots are
q'' and EliTrcuS'EE fitFg grrchri ff t H
tr. fl) 4xr+7x+l:0 (2) 4x'+7x+6:0
(l) 4x'+7x+l =0 (2) 4x'?+7x+6=0 i31 +*'*7**to=o (4) 4x'2-7x+16=o
tli a*'*z**to=o (4) 4x'-7x+16=o
e'6rre {ar}q+ lE + te 3t gF
ls. *{rfa* a.p.
43. Ifpt term ofanA.P. isf, andq'teryis f then
A.Pu(p$-trrei?ot':-
(pq)n term ofthfu A.P. willbe.
(l) l. Q)9
(l) I (2) 0 pq o-o
(3) p+q tn, pq
(3) pq (4) p-q
p+q 44. fd.d tano+stns=p ,rr3 tan O
-
_:8t1r= q s-5.
da rg'
44. Iftan o + sins = p atrdran o-sino= q, thedd-d l-q"wrret?ar': ,

is equal toi (2) 4./fr'

(l) 4pq @ 4"/-Pq (1) 4Pq
2@
(3) zPq (4) 2.J-pq (3) 2g (4)
 45. If mid- point of the line segment joining the 45. +frd frglf A(3, 4) ,,r3 B(k, 6) S fi{glgE ?I}
pointsA(3,a) andB(h 6) is P(x, y) andx +y- 10 iu'taerafrgP(x,y1ry$* 1 r- lo : o A+$ U
= 0, then the value of 'k' is. sLisi*or-
(1)-7@7 (1) -7 @
(3) r0 (4) 13 (3) r0 (4) 13
3 3
46. The average age of a group of eight persons is +o.#a: f=irqsfrnf t ap frb frra f<r,rr$ 6 gr g
same as it was 3 year3 Bgo, wheNr a young member uis grrd + tra f€rrffS ro rsc'3 fir nfo d
is subsdtuted for an old member of the group. ,ilrs-grrd gd il t, fffi yc€ nfo A f*i rry
How many years the new member is younger to
the orrtgoing member.
uffi ',tFs $ru frr fu 4p Es Ef,{s rg
fcrrr*$ d $ru, 41-u Hif e-a E"B' Ear*S m 9rro
(l) ll years (2) 28years ?f{*x'ouiata
(3) l6years (4) 24years (1) 1lE iu (2) 28 Ert
(3) 16EiF G) 24trt
'|
47. Iff +i=211r*valueof x'+l is 47. *rd x'+$= ztiat x'tleryftrtlm:-

(l) -r,2 (2) 1,2 ir) -t,z (2) 1,2

(3) -r,:2 (4) , r,-2 (3) -1,-2 (4) t,-2
48. kr the given figure, IfA, B and C are the three 48. fC? Hsd frb*ree, e ar} c fgr fifgr, tra d{d
points on a circle such that the angles subtended ' fare" i?e 'o't, B fsry{t EFsrtlfd ff€.€t
.bythe chordsAB andAC at ceirre'O'are 600 and
AB DrlAc fisFg*uciqr€ra69"lr3 roo" eria
lfl)orcspectively, then findthevalue of ZBAC.
verQdrf te, at Zf aC e' furra a?

/ l-\
r t

(l) 2oo (l) 2d ol

(3) 80'
Q)
(4)
50'
30'
(3) 80' (+i 500
3,0'
-'.an
49. 'A'takes 6 days less the time taken by'B"to
fnish a piece of work. If bothA and B toget[er
4e.'A' fEE{r{ 3m aec uf r' * e
di k e' uiam{r
rore t r *rs e ry} B fir6A fsr *lr f 4 fuil fdE
can finish it in 4 daysr find the iime tdken by ts'to
finish the work.
yo ae tt
ta, at rrs' dE' fu g' ffi' fuF Alr 6
ffdfirdtf€sge'aiar.r
(l) 2days Q) l2days
(3) 6days (4) lOdays (r) 2fe6 (2) t2 fu6
50. Findthe value of,-
(3) 6 fie?t (4) lo fud
cos'(.450 +e) + cos' (450- o)
50. cos'(4{ + g) + cos'_(45'-€) vfurra,atr
tan10O'+elan1fO'-e; t8n (600 +0)bn(300-0)

o)2 Q) I
2
(1) 2 @l
2
(3) 'l (4) I (3) I (4) I
3 ,3

,. ,], .{, ,*
 --:
I
I

5l. In a circleof diametell0 cm, the length of the 51.,t0 fuFF q'8 fEa +rd A fd? fr€' € d;q'6
cm
chord is 20 cm. Find the length of the minor arc zo cm tt fEr *c' * tsrs qg mr 6 d;sd rrs )

corr€sponding to the chord.

adt
(r) 2a
'3 @ zOn
3
(r) 2E (2) 2on
(3) 10tr (4) lotr (3) 1@
3
(4)
3
ltu
3 3

52. Ifrhe roots of the polynomial x'- 3x2 + x + I are

(a-b), a and (a + b) then find the v,alues of 'a' and 52. flaufi[}s3Rf€S)r{rfrEdt G - b), a ,,r3 (a+ u) ils
b'. gi'8'nr3 u etub u€,"rrit

(l) a=l,b=2 '

6=1{2,b= I a) (1) a=!./2,b=1 @ a=l,b=2

(3) a:2,b=+42 (4) a= l,b:t{2 (3): a,=2, b=+'J2 (4) a= l,b-+r/2

53. Ifsec s - tan s.= 2, then the value ofsec s * tan o 53. *6rir s€c s -tan o = 2 i€3t sec s + tan o et5fu il
will be equals to (Where o is an acute anED: i'€ar'? tfdt s fda fdg6.gi)
(l) I a\ I (1) I @l
,E .E
(3) (4) ,1
(3) (4) I
2 2

54. Two diccs are thrown together, find ihe s4. E rr.t fifa} d? ui, fgrsprrs' 6tB fu €+,r'frn t
probability that zum of numberg of both up si&s
+ Srdrrrr*r,f ffi Frfr€i e' *sffi gra ure i'* t
ofboth dices is np€rfect cube.

(l) 6 (2) 7 (l) 6.

-T (2\ 7
36 '36 36
(3) 0 (4) 5
(3) 0 (4) 5

36
t6

55. 'B' tuth in 75% cases aod'A' speaks tuth

speaks s5. fCs 's' ar3 eor v515r4t f+-s 'n'
z5% xrlfsr,,ri
in 80% cases. Find the probability that they rsft re't rcE Eraafi tni'di fr gEA e ?rdiiEa
r

contadict eac.h other in a stot€ment is:- fdrct uqEAt "

(1) t3 Q) 3 (l)
'205 13
(2\ 3
20 5
(3) 2 (4) (3) 2 (4) 7
5 a 7
5 r -20

56. Ashok, Usha, Rani and Sonu have. to give s6. r,{Ea, gF, ar} i'$ t auw fifs e'rc }s
dd it
speeches in a class. In how many difrerelrt ways' ,rfo,,rfua €t5i ct trqTfr f ftt'F f-+€mr dIs
the teacher can alrange the order of their geis€Fd€'ir
pres€r*ation.
t'

(rl , a\ n (l) 4 (2) iz

(3) 256 (4) 24

(3) 2s6 (4) 24

l0
 57. ForanyAABC,findthevalueofcos(A+B+C) sz. friAABCu6g.r (A+ZB+c) etuisrrs'air
(1)I@I
(r)r(2)l 2
T(3)3(4)0
(3) 3 (4) 0
2

,** sa. *ro =x ii s',x'er !fu uE qtt

5E. If = x thcn fiiod the value ofY
2a-1-
3+-r -
1++
7 7
77(3)l(4)!
(3) r (4) E
7

7 sg.frfrdiroso?"da.sdEiril, zqo.tfszttt
59. The capacity of a cylindrical tank is 26.4 titses.
fud ?4 d ffi I fae tt st fE.F t er
f-ffirrs'Eti "rrq'd
If til fiddiitor-d;i tJl metes, then what is
diamet€r ofib bsse?
(r) r.+tfae o\ zlsl{red
(l) l.4m (2) 2.8m (3) l4rtred Q)
(3) l4m (4) 28m ,: zettrae

60. If tlie area of a squared field is 69696 cm'z. Thcn eo. *eaffigeora'otoe'tadu6og696 G)fi.F!+
what is the length ofits diagonal.
, Erfer+f=rfc$ffi fri#AiEfr?
(l) 313.296cm @'353.2963cin (r) ars'zgelArfied
(3) 373.296w i;i tgl'.Tgi-"il Q)353.2s6ff€ttfi4.
. (, sts.zgeilAfla{ (l)es:.zgcflA}f,ed
61. Aus, Aman and Boro, grown tbrice in a year arc 61. rilX, 11111511} 6 35 fufr6r erUi fe$ fur rro
thetlpesof_crop. ert faxnt ur fr fu E s ft's fg?r
f,iCtnriTd? "-O'ffi6
(l) Minzr Q\ Rice
(4) Wheat (1) ,rd.t e) td'
(3) Ftirt (4) Ae.r

62. Which type ofsoil is also knom as Regur Soil'? rsoil'? ez. krfaxn*fri6f?Udfiif6fud'f,re't?
(l) BlackSoil (2) Rcdsoil (1) {'dtfria (z) u'rrfiid
(3) SandySoil (4) YellowSoil (3) MftrA (4) rffifif,A

il
63. The firstc€menJplant oflndiawas established at :

(1) Murnbai @ mmaaaUoa (r) 8qA lD .rrtfartwg

(3) Madurai (4) CheNrnni
(3) rfgd.rts t4) wt
64. In which state the 'Kaziranga Sanctuary' is 64.'sr#tdrritrid"fqr M ffi atgfdE Efusi?
sinrated?

(l) Iammu&Kashmir (2) Assam (1) *tJl,flqEna (D tfrErtf

(3) Haryana (4) Kerala (3) Ufatftct (4) +d6

65. What is the population density of India as per the 65. Eri6 2011 6 ffiAEF rGiErd Sri'lt a T5.ffifi{'
census 201l? trragffi't?
(l) . 82 person per sq. kilometer (1) 3s2f€rrr{4{Ssf,dIffirfiae
3
(2) 4S2personpersq.kilometer Q) cez Fnr{S{SlardlfuB}fieit
(3) I 5S2personpersq.kilometer (3) 582f3diid{Arf,drffi}fr.d
(4) 682 person per sq. kilometer (4) 682f<Drddr{SreIfuE}fiza
66.'Ko*an Railways' stelches along the 66.'*ilc i6? firirdr fidt fari rrs-r'clH adt
ii
(1) Northemplains (2) Eastcoast
(3) Westcoast (4) Crreat Itrdiao iles€rt
(1) g-frFe'5 (2) yds+
(3) riafid" (4) TirE elfi rdxEEnS

67. Which sea existed at the Place of thgesent 67. fu1flfuryt uawt t ran J ufiuu+, Qr ff e fiilE
Himalayas? rdrdf€rfr?
(l) Arctic Q) Tethys
(1) r,firdeE Q) .?*n
(3) Alps (4) Andes (3) *6tIF (4) lafrf,
68. Which of the following is the rinain tree of 6E.'gEs Fer E{rdcdmr# ett'u gdrs i-
Tropical Evergreen vegetation?

(l) Coconut (2) Accecia

(1) E'd,rf!t (2\ fdTd
(3) SilverFur (a) Mahogany (3) frsrece (4) r{ffi
69, Which river is called'sorlow' ofWest Bengal? or. ffi 16 6r
ri=rfi ta.u g'rotrr- fuo' argr te

(l) Narmadariver @ TaPiriver (1) Fdtfs?r6 Q) Eafi:rg

(3) Damodarriver (4) Indusriver
. (3) e'fsdtlil (4i frqFS
70. On which tee the Silhrorms arp reared? 70. eglf e *f=at+ S ffi sd{se urfufi , ile.t?
(l) Tahri (2) Accecia
' .(1) ?-dd Qt fitu
(3) Mulbery (4) Mango
(4)
(3) Ef{Erg ntq

71. Whichplaceisknownas'SiliconValley'oflndia? 71. srds*slgfralsure?fdFqrilrf{J'if€ri?

(l) Bangaluru (2) Mumbai ' (1) PrrFE (2) 8sa
(3) Ahmedabad (4) Nagpur (3) afurgq.e (4) srdrgd
 72. Who made the law'for the security of forests ih 72. 1855 6. i-g ga eI fifi{r Esr rilrd a'iid rsE
1855A.D. ? F5?

(l) IordDalhousie (2) LordComwalis (1) 6rr5rcrail Q) atgaYrssfur

(3) LordRippan (4) LordWellesley
(3) Urrsf'nrl' (4) sfdse6fid

73. 'Safirj Movement' was related to which category .'FE+fr ,frBd EHrfi + farTrdrdsfigfqs
73 ffi ?
ofthe society?

(1) Children (2) Women

(1) dfs,|lr (2) ,rlrs+
(3) Men (4) Oldpeople
'(3) !'dE+ (4) r6rrdttl

74. Which Siltr Guru Satib compiled Tap Sahib'? 24. ?Br Erfdd A ava' far6 rfor I hr
(l) ShriGuruNanakDevji (1) {qgr'acfu+ft
(2) ShriGuruIlargobindRaiji tz) dwucfrfreafem
(3) . Shricurucfobindsinghji (3) Swilfrefiurifi
(4) ShriGuruTegBahadurji tl) dggSorrorve+fr.
75. When did'Tlte tueaty ofBhqirowal' take place? zs. 'a+€"s6ffagi6?
(1) 24Dec.l846A.D. (r) 24dEdls46S.
(2) 25Dec.l846A.D Ol 2sefTdr846$.
(3) 26Dec.l846A.D. (3) 26dqd1s466.
(4) 27Deo,.tM6A.D Q) 27dTd18466.
76. Wheir did Vietram beeomc a United Country ? 76. +rrGrdrxag fEq EgFs +EEfor,{'?

(l) l5thApril l974A.D: (1) rsu{urezl6.5;

(2) 30thApril1975A.D. e| 36,,I{rrszs$.6;
(3) 3OthApril1973A.D. (3) 30rr{q619738. E
(4) lsthApril 1976A.D. (4) 1srrfE61976E. O.
77. Karl Marx was against: 77. irrd6HrdEEfqrgfifs.sfr ?

(l) Democracy (2) Capitalism (1) ffisde Q) ftr.e+

(3) Communism (4) Socialisq i3) m5e'r<'et (4) Ex'ffi-e+
78, Whowas'Giuseppe I\rlazzini'? 78. 'fdr€fi1fir{ffi#dEfr?
(l) AnltalianEconoinist (1) ffir et,rfdqErEgd
@ AGermanNationalist 12) fafdga,raUEd
(3) AGennan Professor (3) --d*derqerd
(4) An Italian Nationalist Q) firdsaryar<rg
79. Which among the following cities is hub of the 79. +6fufiftriHtallrr.*err*fraE sfudii
new print culture

(l) (r) urdEtdl (2) ffi

(3)
HongKong @ Tokyo
(3) frt{'4 ffi
Shanghai (4) Chicago ' Q)

l3

.. i&
80. Whfuhisiheb€stlit€rarywortofPnemChaod? 80. qHtreS Fr3.frrirFfu€dt€a' fa* U
(l) DoBiifuZameen (2) Godsn; (1) Efrtrilflr
,rrFErid E) As'a
(3) AnadMeth (4) SewaSadao (3) (4) i+rs
81. Whoformetl'Youngltaly' a secret society ? I 1 . trdrfr rd? st A Elrrg ffi fdE* E€'A?

(l) Bismarck (2) WiltctmWolfr (r) fqm{'dn (2) fiEgfugl{='Ft

(3) lo{azzirrt (a)
-Mettcrnich
(3) x's.fr (4) ftedfat

82. Whichoftbe fotlowing is the Presideocy city- az. to tuft nF totf tf 3tfi gfi rd trf;' tt
(l) Luclhnow (2) Delhi (1) urfirg ' (21 fddt
(3) Bombay (4) Ahmedabad (3) Sqdl (4) ,tttd}re$e

83. UnderwhichArticle Untouchability' is abolished aa.'1rrlrr-5d qrfd.t qen ii' dtfi t t figrBrea ? Er
and its practice is prmishable ? gaqrrn qBrr,fri?t{Ef#et rretilt
I
(l) Article-I5 (2) Articld-l7 (1) qnil-ls (D P-rz
(3) Article-16 (4) Article-l9 (3) Oiil- 16 (4) rFilr- 19

84. An iodividual who is not a member- of either E4. trfrdaa f€ryf$ f,ret frF lton' t rse tt
house ofparliarnent, can be appointed a mernber ffi
q'sflg gr f tffi *t5 fCs Fxr F furyr
of council of Ministers; but he has to b€conc a He st 9rS tu6 8* tr€ MEr (fre CD H
member of eitherhouse within aperiod 9f ......-. rgfra?

(1) onemonth (2) 3months (1) fs{}rfr5. (2) 3rd*

(3) lyear (4) 6tsonths (3) lErF (4) 6rda

85. who is regarded as the srry'reure commmder of Es. 3-fs fris itr firTr s Arudn an"ro il'c rtraar
the defence forceil ir Indis? flrsra?
(l) President (1) alEtar$ (2) rFltsd
(2) PrimeMinister (3) fio{r)Tgfi (4) *d'Ufo
(3) DefenceMinister
(+; chiefofdefenceforces.

E5. Which ofthe following institrrions is not aport of 86. td fu{ilr ffi ffif fuadt fiEqr 'tIP Eqr6{
the Rural'local selfGovernme, rt? rt-g'lrdC!?#il
(l) NagarPanchaYat
(2) Panchayat (1) rtrdtsrE tzl ffs
(3) PanchayuSrmiti (3) ffiEfirS (4) frqrtiEs
(4) ZilaParishad

87. How maoy members are elected from Punjab in 87 . rlf,'sf rE tqq ti il*sg ilEud?
LokSahha?
"6
(1) 7 Qt 13
(l) 7 @13 (3) 2L (4) t7
(3) 2t (4) t7
t4
 88. Under which Fundamental Right in Indian
Constitution 'Right to free anJ compulsory
Es.'Urrs 3 urilfr fr'fiorr et rt{ffi
grf* ffuqr5 t
Educatiom' hasbeengiven ? ffi'Ffu{t {foA-drrr66 gryg:qtrgr frI},1t tr
q) Under-Righttoequality (r) EHr.'Sr+,rffu6frdaffidt
\2-l _Under-Rightagiafustexploitarion Q, Ereffirffoq.dl{fr6
!1) U_nder-RighttoRetigiousFreedom (3) qEfifiElf,grE +rrffo{rdrilfrd
(4) Under-RighttoFreedom (4) El$yrsr+ryfod-d,,ffrd
89. \ilhen was the charter of Unitpd Nation
,
89. s r iEr GfgErs dEed fur sr grfed {g retdrd
organizatioi, accepted by 5l counties?.
fgriaft{rrn ?

(l) 24thoctob€r1945 (r) 24W'rilEE ts4s

@ 26thJune1945 Ql 26i6Le4s
(3) I0thAugustlg3g (3) rorflitmr 1939
(4) 24thApdttgi4 (4) 24rrfq61e54
90. Who was the president of constifircnt
A$€rnbly ;o. md
oflndia? a r-=qr6Egit{q-6dErar?

(l) ft. JawaharlalNehru rL uksr<uouf$rrq

@ Dr.B.R.AmHkar t2i f.S.?r;rd.rtfigq.d
(3) Sardarvalabhabhaipdrel
rir a-a€it-Frgreiqb
(4) Dr.Rajendraprasad.
Er.aftrsd{Ere
91. Who has said these,words regarding tte .(4)
sr. tffiEfmttsi, n ffiqffsudfirt ETefqF* qA?
?anchsheel' principles,.,'By Implernenting
these
Principles, there will be permanent worldpeacer,. "furdr frrqEi A u'r€" aird drsxqdlM dB,
,
f<E<Eiil Eq'firs616 sr r*g1 il,
(l) IMaharnaGandhi ('
r

Q) Dr.B.R.AmHkar (r)' )fiIritt{inrfr

(3) ShriLalBahadurShastri Q) 3lr. fr.rrfrd.rrltifq3
(4) PanditJawaharlalNebnr (3) dururureoa'rail
(4) tker<-ucuurfu
92. Which of the following features is
not a federal
feature oflndian constitution?
s2. JdA if-q'?r. A,rF t6 furt,fr fuirsEr fCif
'i ffif?irs'fru.etrdfitri?
(l) Supremacy ofthe constitution
@ Dishibution of p6wers between cenhe (1) ffuq"rAEilESrE
and sCotes.
(3) Appointnent of Governors by president Q) afdia.f, tf€?gra.€frr,{f tfr+5
(3) arFarrS dd arf, r n anrrur 6
oflndia 6og1
(4) Independent Judiciary. d) a=go- fdrytrffgAt
93. Which ofthe followingis the corect
equatioil ga. tafufiorrfdilffi E fiqrddqi?
(l) Savings: Income + Consumption
Q) Savings : Consumption- Income
itr dgo-alxga+Brriar
(3)
\b fsq=Sr-dr-rrfD{e?t
Income = Savings + Consumlfi@ (3) ryryga.t'Yg+Qrrior
(4) Consumption = Income + Savings 14i grriar-ry+rga+rso
l5

IB
 -=.=ry.rr -!:-:
- ' :*i - -:

94. Whicli group belongs to all direct taxes?

(l) Incometax;Gift tax,Saletax (1) amfgSaB,$rd-r{e,-sqd

Q) lncometa:r,Wealthtax Saleax o) tFlr6ail,Ita5dit,+g a
(3) Gift tax,Wealthtax,Saletax (3) Qrroteee,usra,?ero
(4i lncometax,Giftta:qWealthtax (4) r{r}r6ra,flug"ere'maa

CentalBankoflndia? e5. lrrirssfaiE rlEarrfr irdil

95. Whichisthe

(l) ' Q) RBI (1) fiE.fi.rrrr6 tzi rro.S.ar'6'

(3)
sBI
HDFC ',
(4) ICICI i;; ,}*il.fl".fi . irl 4t6.fr .',41'6'atd
e6. ln{firg?fnir++Jda,frrfdsEgrSE q?;r A sd3
96. ln which sector, nahral sources are used for
re&€grrrgr*a.firettt
production?

(2)
(1) f€'tsd Q)
(4)
dEtJd
(l) ServiceSector SecondarySector
i;; li"g'rr, f-sttad
(3) PrimarYSector (4) FinancialSector
l,

9?. Monetary Policy has one component

of' poliry ,r . fn:A *A ofigartror1daltr

(l) BaokRatE (Int€resD (1) fEamge Ql F6errs{iltt{96

Q) Public Income (3) rrgsfrc*n (l) qemf+3fT{Es'
(3) PublicWorks
(4) DeficitFinancing

(MGNREGA) 2oo5 fqE

gg-E ?t'5
98. MGNREGA 2005 was initiated
with the aim to e8. ftdft'?il
Egfr,r{rfdlrrtr?
provide
(1) gffiIrd
(l) EmPloYment (2') trrJrgrs'
izl Health Facilities (3) trT{rrrr$rst
ili EducationFacilitie's (4) ffirgrat
i4i lnigationFacilities
aa
related to tho basic e9. t6f,5f,rf f€r€t i{tfrra5'rrrarm;aai
99. Whicb service is not
fi$rsffA?
infrastuctw€.

(l) (2) Education (1) fsrd lzt trn{,t'

(3)
CommunicatioP
Inigation (a) Banking (3) frfs€ (4) tftdl

balance of 1oo. {frgu <urdsrfr E dt?t fir&fr xre'

nr3 fr
100. What is the efrect of rmfavourable
ta;rle on Foreign Exchange Reserves? rg'<iutt
(1) arnu'Btfii
(l) Itreduces (2\ r'q'fgi
(2) Itfuicreases (3) i6{s'{?rfr
(3) No efrect
(4) Itremains same (4) It{64tr€rt
;

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