BA LLU, (Hoad)¢ (134 RB Set No. 1 140/117/27 Question Booklet No.... (To be filled up by the candidate by blue/blaok ball paint pen} Roll No. [- | | | Roll No. (Wrte the digits in words} Serial No. of OMR Answer Sheet Day and Date coors "(Signature of thvigilator) INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES (Use only bhus/biack ball-point pen in the space above and on both sides of the Answer Sheet) 1, Within 10 minutes of the issue of the Question Booklet, check the Question Booklet to ensure that itcontains all the pages in correct sequence and that no page/question is missing. In case of faulty Question Booklet bring it to the notice of the Superintendent/Invigilators immediately to obtain 2 fresh Question Foaldlet 2. Do not bring any loose paper, written or blank, inside the Examination Hall except the Admit Card without its envelope. ‘3. Aseparate Answer Sneet is given. 1 should not be folded or mutated. A second Answer Sheet shatt not be provided. 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For each question, you are to record the correct option on the Answer Sheet by darkening the appropriate circle in the correspanding row of the Answer Sheet, by ball-point pen as mentioned in the guidelines given on the first page of the Anewer Sheet. 9. For each question. darken only one circle on the Answer Sheet. {f you darken more than one circle or darken a circle partially, the answer will be treated as incorrect. 10, Note that the answer once filled in ink cannot be changed. If you do not wish to attempt a question, leave all the circles in the corresponding row blank {auch question will be awarded zera mark} 21, For rough work, use the inner back page of the title cover and the blank page at the end of this Bookiet. 12, Deposit only the OMR Answer Sheet at the end of the Test. 13. You are not permitted to leave the Examination Hall until the end of the Test. 14, fa candidate attempts to use any form of unfair means, he/she shalt be liable to such punishment as the University may determine and impose on hisu/lier trae fn fied A ofa arene RR eH] {No of Printed Pagen :$4+214U/117/27/Set No. 1 No, of Questions /ieit MeN : 150 Time AWE : 2 Hours /T2 Pall Marke/qute : 450 Tote: (1) Attempt as many questigns as you can. Each question carries 3 marks, One mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer. Zero mark will be awarded for each unattempted question. efanfics sei a wa aC He Bt We TR 3 Ss HY ete Ta TR fore ee sie FHT AT) Net TNA we HT MAT TT AT | (2) If more than one alternative anawers seem to be approximate to the correct answer, choose the closest onc. aft eifie Softee ome eet ome % foes wets GT, at Pecan we set H1 eq prey14U/117/27/Set No. 1 Directions (Question No. 1-12) Read the passages given below and select the best aption (184) from the four alternatives given below. Passage—1 King Solomon was celebrated for his wisdom. The Queen of Sheba once paid a visit to his court. She was very much impressed by his wealth and grandeur. She had also heard of his uncanny ability to solve the most difficult puzzles which she meant 10 test. She showed Solomon two garlands of flowers, one in the right-hand and the other in the left and asked which one was real. The courtiers were puzzled. Both the garlands looked the same. Solomon could not say a word. The Queen felt triumphant. Solomon soon ordered that the windows be opened. A number of bees flew into the hall from the garden and settled on the garland in the right-hand. “The flowers in the right-hand are real", onid Solomon. The Queen was greatly impressed with his wisdom. The Queen intended to test Solomon’s {1 logic and speed (2) spontaneity and acumen (3) intelligence and skill (4) calculating and thinking abilities “Solomon could not say a word." This indicates that he waa (Q) confused (2) thoughtful (3) angry (4) wcared “The Queen felt triumphant.” This indicates that she wanted to Solomon, (1) confuse @) humiliate (3) embarrass (4) overpower The last sentence indicates that the Queen (2) had to accept defeat at the hands of Solomon (2) felt that afl her efforts to fool Solomon had gone waste (3) admitted that Solomon was indeed wise (4) was jealous of Solomon for being so wise 27 (ae) 14U/117/27/Set No. 1 in the end, the Queen's apprehensions were (1) justified (2) confirmed (3) proved (4) falsified Solomon could have identified the garlands by touching them or smelling them himself, But doing so wouldn't have proved (1) his quick wit (2) hiv puwer uf ubscivation (3) hip ability to judge righteously (4) his analytical power Passage—2 ‘Teaching, more even than most other professions, haa been transformed during the last hundred years from a small, highly skilled profession concerned with a minority uf dic pupulation, to a large and important branch af publi service. The profession has a great and honourable tradition, extending from the dawn of history until recent times, but any teacher in the modern world who allows himself to be ingprred by the ideals of his predevessors is likely to he made oharply aware that it in not his function to teach what he thinks, but to instil such beliefs and prejudices as are thought useful by his cmployers. In ancient times, the teaching profession was (1) reserved for the upper class (2) reserved for a privileged few 8) open to all {4) limited to a highly skilled minority ‘What has transformed teaching into an important branch of public service is (1) teaching skills (2) technical developments (3) utilitarian philosophy (4) the demand of the employing industry 3 P10)14U/117/27/Set No. 1 10, a. 12, (184) In modern times, a successful teacher is primarily supposed to (2) impart knowledge (2) impart new and latest akills {3) toe the lines preferred by those in authority (4) inetit values he cherishes the most ‘The modern teacher is not able to follow the ideals of his predecessors because {1) of tremendous advancements in professional skills (2) of social and financial constraints (0) the students wre nor serious about studies (4) the modern teacher han more interest in politic than in academic activity ‘The author scems to {1} be against the current trend in the teaching profession (2) approve the recent developments in ihe mode of teaching {3) be a traditionalist in his views (4) consider education as a part of public service ‘The author seems to be in favour of () curricutum-based learning (2) open-mirided practical learning (9) activity-based learning {4) learning from ancient scriptures and stories from the past 414U/117/27/$et No. 1 Directions: (Question No. 12-17) Choose the word analogous or nearest in meaning given in the italic word. 13. Dialectic (1) Constructive (2) Instructive 3) Argumentative (4) Destructive 14. Legitimate () Lawful (@) Correct (3) Rightful G) Possesaive 18. neredible () Surprising (2) Interesting {3} Disgusting (4) Unbelievable 16. Potpourri {l] Medley (2) Dove (3) Weird (4) Overabundance 17. Lexicon {1} Number (2) Legal document (3) Dictionary [4) Captain's dog. Directions : (Question No. 18-22) Choose the word which is most nearly the opposite in meaning to the bold word from the given options. 18, Parochial (1) Dogmatic {2} Dominant (3) Cosmopolitan (4) Mggardiy ed) a (prto.)14U/117/27/Set No. 1 19. Perennial (2) Frequent (2) Regular 20. Emdite (1) Calm (2) Scholarly 21. Contamination (1) Purification (2) Forgetfulness 22, Homogeneous (1) Tactful (2) Motley Directions : 23. (1) Questionaire (2) Questionneire 24, (1) Acommodation (3) Accomodation 28. (1) Kindergarden (2) Kintergarten 26, {1} Alcohol (2) Alchohol 27. (1) Garanter (2) Garantor Osa 6 (3) a @} 8) @) (2) (4 @) (3) @) Lasting (4) Rare Ignorant (4) Filthy Prejudice (4) Exonerate Incisive (4) Demonstrative (Question No, 22-27) Select the word that is spelt correctly. Questionnaire {4} Questionnair Accommodation ‘Acomodation Kindergartan (4) Kindergarten Alchohal (4) Alchohel Guaranter (4) Guarantor14U/117/27/Set No. 1 Directions: (Question No. 28-30) Given below in bold are a few foreign language phrases 31. (184) that are commonly used. Choose the correct meaning for each of the phrasea. ‘The term slaw die means (1) indeSnitely (2) inadequate (3). sigmacure by = person on death bed (4) continuously ‘Modos operandi (1) way of doing something (2) manner of theft (8) way of doing theft (4) way of worship Ab initio (1) from the very beginning (2) high initiative (3) thing done later (4) without initiative If in certain code, EDUCATION is written as FEVDBUJPO, then how UNIVERSITY would be written in the ame code? a fe yw 4 EDUCATION @ FEVDBUJPO & we 4 fm we A Mh FF UNIVERSITY #) fre wer fran aren? (1) VOIWPSSIUZ, (2) VOJWESTIUZ (3) VOSWFSTJUZ (4) VOIWFSTJUY14U/117/27 /Set No, 1 32. Find the number in the position of '?' “Oi er Wate som ehh, ao a at 13 17 25 2 L\. J\. JL. /\. a) 40 (2) 41 @) 42 (4) 43 33. In thie multiplication question the five letters represent five different digits, What are the acu figures? Inere is no zero. ger & er re iat he fe pr wien df ane i on BY eet ee et TFBN ——_U NFBUT W) N=3F=98=7,Us4T-8 . aj) Noa F=9,Be7,U=8 T=4 @) N=4, P23. 8-9 U=7,T-8 (4) N-4.F=9,8-3U=7, 7-8 34. Find the missing number in the series Reafefire spaen H qe vem at mm at 3, 10, 16, oma 1) 80 2) 36 (3) 46 ) 26 (184) 814U/ 117/27 /Spt No. t 38, Op. the. bapimof the four positions of 9 dice given below. find the coloux af the face opposite ‘pink’. Y toed omg (meg = Green p ie Indigo ic Red Indigu (). Indige (2) Red @) Pink (4) Blue ee a AS Af woe ARH ow few’ Rote Ren sas os are st , “fee {dis Green YS Indigo Pe Red JR fe (i) xen Q % @ = 36. Find the odd one out Prete sgt H for amphi at fe ot, OO" qa AB. ac oe aH 9 pra)14U/ 117/97 Ret No! 1 37. Which of the given alternative is the mirror image of MI RO R, if the mirror is placed ‘below the letters? Prefer fret #8 MIR OR ge waa wr aaa eh, a cin a awd a AR yee Wy wiKOB 2) W1uOK 8) WIXON 4) MIROR 98. A girl war asked how many gifts she received on her birthday celebration. She replied that there were all dolls but six, all chocolates but aix, and all books but six. How many gifts has she in all? We wferer & yer Tar Ae sei wea Ra aes Hae fed seer om CU om fe Pr dam & 8 stem ah Ge, & a vient oh sede GB. wise of ye Wh od ge A dre WH ee, aT a a) 36 (3 27 @} 18 {4h 9 3% Which of the following diagrams indicate the relation between men, fathers and parenta? fies A staan ate govt, forst t smn-firm & am oo qa / ay CH @) 40. In « echoul 100 students nave registered for Badminton aingles tournament Each maich eliminates one player. How many matches are to be organized to deteragne the champion? We FRC A 100 wat 8 defer firs Gite & Oe a a ws fe oe ferargt Fae sim Aten & wer & fee Ree Sel ones ee oa * (ly) so (2) 51 (3) 99 (4) 100 fam 10al. 4a. 43. (1s4) 14U/117/27/fet No. 1 ‘A sprinter goca off the starting block for 100 m run and at that inetent the ‘second-hand of a stop match had pointed tawarda north. He touched the finishing line exactly after 11 seconds. In which directions did the second-hand point when the just exoesed the finishing line? (1) 18° North of Bast (2) 24° North of East (3) 72° North of East (4) 24° Bast of North we aa oes wie wie 3 100 Wet 4 2g YS Ra tl we a is Ae Ss Oe wT aka ae @ aie a 3 sifan fg oH 3 de 11 te we we am we me Sf firg Won fiat, dt dae fa at whe foe fem A ott a1? () 18° he (2) 24° ater (3) 72° ate (4) 24° seed Amongot five sisters, Neha, -lyati, Asha. Ravi and Rashmi, Neha is order than only three of her sisters. Jyoti is younger to Ravi and Neha. Asha is order than only Rashmi, ‘Who amongat them is the eldest? Q) Neha (2) Jyoti (3) Asha (4) Ravi ata wed 3e, FAR, ore, WAGE AR A A aot Rae de ae 8d tO wh, ae 3 AN sm Beet AH A eA A a a ae aah t7 ay te oy sie (3) srt 4) & ‘The greatest number of 4-digits exactly divisible by 12, 15, 20 and 35 Is 12, 15, 20 @ 38 8 qpia: Prenfira Bef are 4-siet ® rales wa don aha t7 (a) 9999 (2) 9660 (3) 9832 18) 9860 ‘The least number which when decreased by 7 is exactly divisible by 12, 16, 18, 21 and 28 is aq aaah wed aid don & Bred a 7 ws BW AE 12, 16, 18, 21 28 2 ie: Prataa Gael bt () 1012 (2) 1008 @} 1015 (4) 1022, u PPO)14U/117/27/Set No. 1 4s. 47. (184) ‘The side of a oquarc tile is 10 cm. How many tiles can be fixed on one'eide of a wall which is 2-5 m long and 2 m high? Re srfen ene (ante) & ew ste A ena 10 om 825 m Be 2 m deh we fan & we tht fer ental emt wt ama #7 (100 @) 400 @) 5000 (4) 500 Ina piggy bank the numbers of 50 paisa coins are five times the number of Re 1 coins, If there are 120 enins, find the amount ia the bank we Gt om aS stow A so 48 & feet A stow i a & feet @ cha ti ae gal 120 feik Hi, ste Hye. AREA aft aor Et? Q) Rs 50 (2) Re 20 @) Rs 70 (4) Rs 80 Half of a number is added to 18, then the sum is 46. The number is feet ten ar ara 18 4 ste 33m ga a 46 A ot, A ae dem ae hy (1) 92 (2) 56 @) 65 4) 0 in he word MATHEMATICS the ratio of number of consonants to the number of vowels is MATHEMATICS we 4 sisal Wed tem ay aque fern A? (h 4:7 Q) 7:4 @ 5:6 . 4) 6:5 The ratio ofthe heighte of X aud ¥ 194:3.11Y 18 1-2m tall, then the height of X ie 1) 09m 2) 18m 8) 16m (4) None of these x YS coed om ogame 4:3 $1 aR Y 1-2 m ame AX A are dh () 0-9 m (2) 14m 3) 16m (4) Fa a ae ae 12184) 14U/117/27/Set No. 1 Value of 124%4-34118 +2 is 124x4-3+118+2 4 aR (1) 552 @Q) 496 (@) 553 (4) -553 Six friends A B.C.D, £ and F are sitting. A and B are from Lucknow, rest are from Varanasi, D and F are tall but others are short. A,C and D are girls, others are boys. Which is the tall girl from Varanasi? SM ABCDEG FRM MHA B oes *% G wh wh awn % DG F ea, ORs ar a2 ac wi D crgitet &, art eh argh €) arent A ae wae HH? mor 2) D (3) & ac How you will divide Rs 2,324 among three children in the ratio 11:14: ? wm 2,904 so A de we Aad} 2 agare HE fase sere AEA? (1) 836; 900; 588 (2) 840; 896; 588 {3} 840; 890; 594 (4) 820; 906; 59B Pind out the wrong number in the ceries Preteftes fae 4 nea et owe HL 2,7, 14, 23, 33, 47, 62 7 (2) 33 (3) 47 (4) 62 Pointing to a man on the stage, Mrs. X said, “He is the brother of the daughter of the wife of my husband." How is the man related to Mrs. X ? (1) Son 2) Husband (3) Cousin (4), Nephew Fig ye oR OR ait die eR gy te tong, ER A ht A pt oF 81 sa afte a tte xX A ae fer 8? gy. 2) 9 (3) wea ont 4) sin 13 (Pre)14U/117/27/Set No. 1 (184) Examine the following statements : (1) None but the rich can afford to travel by air (1) Some of those who travel by air become sick. (Ill) Some of those who become sick require treatment. ‘Which one or me following conclusions can be drawn from the above statements? (| All the rich person travel by air (2) Those who travel by air become sick (3) All the rich persons become sick {4) All those who travel by air are rich Refeiea eet woo e ) Awa of ots & af aon re fi () wt wa et Fa ge am dom os aw AI On) Fe att St dan So &, Fo sre A sreaaem Ah 21 sate wrt 2 fr fa staat freed aren or caer 8? Q) Oh ot ahs erg aon ae € (2) st ead am wa #, a tem a ae (3) wh of mate dm a ate 4) ead am ae are ef af ot at & What is the total number of triangles in the following grid? frafifea firs 4 ga fri fiys 8? (27 Q) 26 (3) 23 (4) 22 487, (184) 14U/117/27/Set No. 1 Ak residential colony having a population of 4000 requires 150 litres of water per head te day, it hae a tank measuring 20-m ‘15m x6 m: The water of this tank will fast for Q) 2 daya (2) 3 days @) 4 daye (4) 5 days 2000 @ wien wah arate AA A whe aes afer er A Tae 150 eter AB Bart A 20 mx 15 m x6 mm MET HUE TS Ue Le a ae at chet ll oraere gf fark Rat aa HH wT? Q) 2 fe @ 3 f (3) 4 Ra 4) 5 Be ‘three persons X,Y and Z wore T-shirts of black, blue and orange colours (not necessarily tj that uidci) and trousere of green, yellow and orange colours (not necessarily in that order), No person wore shirt and panta of the same colour. Further, it is given that ) X did not wear T-shirt of black colour {) ¥ did not wear T-ahirt of blue colour (f) Z 4a net wear T-shirt of orange colour ((%) X did not wear trousers of green colour () ¥ wore trousers of orange colour What were the coloure of the trousers and T-shirt wom by Z respectively? {1) Orange and black {2) Green and blue (0) Ydlow and blue (4) Yellow and black 16 (PRO)14U/ 117/27 /Set No. 1 69, (284) Bi nied 9 a 2 Awe, TAG whee & Oo we, Ma OL eT oR he St) (G8 8 aergER Pen ome ot D1 fiat tafe Be Mon UE cen fe a 8 tek afte on of srrat Bone 2 Q) XA ae om ao (0) ¥ 3 de in wr Aad a on (1 2 3 aeh i a Awe aA ve IM xX4 ee 4 & a a ™) ¥ 3 eh 8 eh 2 aR ot my fe a Ane & om ae, am a? (1) arith ret aren (2) om ee tar (3) en wea fay en wa wit margiseny Istera of the English alphabet (capitals) appear same when looked at a mirror? Bir A ket we Si anion & feed Stem am UE wf aH io (2) 10 (3) 1h 4 8 qhere is a family of 6 persons A, B,C, D, B and F. These are two martied couples in the family. The family members are lawyer, teacher, salesman, engineer, accountant and floctor. D, the salesman is married to the lady teacher. The dvoce ig married to the lawyer. F, the accountant is the son of B and brother of 2 C, the lawyer is the Raughter-in law of 4. £ is the unmarried engineer Ais the grandmothrs of F, How is D telated to E? 4) Brother (2) Sister * (3) Father (4) Grandfather Be en ee AEG. E Wa F HI shan 8 feute EH tan & woe ad, Bae ee ee STR het i Ge D wr ea Ben fr 8 ee Be we ame ae ORE LSS Te ew Eh OCR Ree oe sAertes Fat AA GaN Dw ES em hem Be (ny sag 2) we (3) fr (4) ae 1661. io 14U/117/27/Spt No. 1 Mr. X drives to his office at an average speed of 48 lm per hour. The time taken to cover the first 60% of the distance is 10 minutes more than the time teken to cover the remaining distance. How far is his office? x ach ar 8 48 km oft 82 A ahead Ga a en a alfa wa fl ea aT 8G} yon 60% Fw Fa A aM aT aa de GOH ae we A om ad ww A 10 fae aT Are Rl TrHt aS Pee GH ee (1) 30 km Q) 40 im 3) 45 km (4) 48 tan A wheel that has 6 cogs is meshed with a larger wheel of 14 coge. When the smaller ‘wheel has made 21 revolutions, the number of revolutione made by the larger wheel will be 6 Ga at ww ven 16 cat wa Ww wer ve a aia U1 ae Gta She 21 ET aa 8, at ae cea To et eq Te aH At Fo eT a4 a9 (3) 12 ) 49 ‘There are some balls of red, grten and yellow colour lying on a table. There are as many red balls as there are yellow balls. There are twice as many yellow balls aa there are green ones. The number of red balls (1) is caual to the sum of yellow and green balls 2) () is equal to yellow balls minus green balls is double the number of green bells (4) cannot be ascertained we Ya eae, ROE A oo AE A A are AG A do Het AR ca BL eh BS cton wed 8 aot ti os HE A dom OF Q) deh @ et Re ans we @ REA dod Gh B Gah HA A eae FW A don ea a Sw dou © ea (6) feew are 17 Pro)14U/117/27/Set No, 1 6, 6s. 66. (184) In a clans of 45 ntudente, a boy is ranked 20th. When two boye joined, hia rank waa dropped by one. What is his new rank from the end? Q) 25 2) 26th (3) 27th (4) 28th 45 ort A ue ae Foo Wes 204 aa TB) we a aes oN Fai gw. a sen WH ve Tm) we Head wae 8 an am fers 8 atm om? (1) 250% (2) 203 (3) zt (4) 28a A boy X running at 8 km/hr is chased by his friend ¥ whose speed is 10 kan/hr. [fX is 100 m ahead of Y, then the time required for the ¥ to catch X will be 8 konfhr # aft 8 Ast Ta GH sro X a te ame fia Y ga Ae wm 4, Rad oh 10 Jon/hr #1 9X, Y 4 100 m ort a, DY WX A wngl & Re fea AT sree eh? QQ) 2 min Q) 3 min @) 4 min (4) 6 min A car travels at a certain average specd for a distance of 63 km and then travels a distance of 72 km at an average speed of 6 km/hr more than its original speed. If it takes 3 hours to complete the total journey, whet is the original epeed of the train in Jem/hr ? we ar oe fie aft 8 63 kan 1 EO oe wah Be IE aE OTe ES OT a at aig 8 km/hr 8 nf 872 em A en om #1 WR 2 get a EM Rat 3 ue at aM frat 8, ft am aR nf kan/hr % fevers FB aaah 4? (uy 2a (2) a3 3) 42 ta) 6614/117 /27/Set No. 1 6% Examine the following three figures in which the nambers follow a specific pattern : 88 A nf fe argh at am 8 Ba, Pett ceed we Pte of Fe: 84 aL | 88. 4] i2z | >| ala ‘The missing number (?) in the third figure above is te api A RH dem (7) e m7 (2) 16 @) 21 (4) 28 68. ‘The tank-full petrol in Mrs. A’s car lasts for 10 days. [f'slic stale vaing 25% more every day, how many days will the tank-full petrol last? date a whe 8 gf hed AA ae AEA 10 Pe aw weet Br a ae RE 25% foe Ager at Hehe we, at ate Batt LH Pe Bt ae se? qs (2 6 @) 7 a 8 69. Asum of Rs 7,900 has to be used to give seven canh prizes to the players of a team for their performance. If each prize is Rs 200 less than ite precoding prize, what is the least value of the prize? 7,000 % few uit at vei ae de® efee A wk age way & fe aa Tee Tat eo 42a & fe Rem wer ts ets a lal GA 200 te ee A, A ATER Of TT er Petite 4 2 ata vn? (t) Rs 300 (2) Re 400 (3). R600, re Mi AAO (184) . 19 @0.)140/117/27/Set No. 1 7. X can walk a certain distance and drive back in 06 hours. He can aleo walk both ways in 10 hours. How much time will he take to drive both ways? {1) 02 houre (2) 02 and half hours {3) 05 and half hours (4) four hours. Fe Ot ww tem wat & we Xx an wen wt 06 HR A ane ote BER BI ae ae sit tes Wa 10 82 a ar ae we Tae tht Sa sik a won wt aE wm Ah al fied ao 2am am? {) 02 a # @) 02 @ am 3) 05 wd ard #2 a 4) wR a Directions : (Question No. 71-82) Given below are Legal Principle followed by a Factual m1. (84) Situation. Apply the principle to it and select the most appropriate answer far questions among the four choices given. (ser deem 71-82)99 few czars Raat nf £1 pra are fra at Gea RG Rect aa waite ge fara wera UNE Ref Legal Principle : For purpose of exercising right of private defence physical or mental capacity of attacker is no bar. Factual Situation : Sumit in his madness attempts to kill Shabana. Shabana in order to save herself hits Sumit with iron rod. (1) Shabana has right to private defence though Sumit is mad (2) Both Sumit and Shabana are guilty of no offence (3) Shabana has nn right of Private defence since Sumit. is mad (9) Shabana is guilty of inflicting grievous injury on Sumit 20que4y 14U/117/27/Set No. 4 Pion Ree: wma wee sain & mtn A amegwet Amite wt wfie erm ott wa aft bi eee fa = Bt srmerea A Rah B cecn A gen A tet eT th rT fh atom & “fee aft eo ee ce we | mer eet A (1) tart #t eaters sften ar ster t, aut} gita at & ©) afta ei arm aH aad & at at tl $B) ee @) owfiiits wat wt oR AE A, aR Fa aM 4) warn ga a Aiete or a oS a A IH Et Legal Principle (1) : Any person may use reasonable force in order to protect his property.nr prac, : Legal Principle (il) : However, the force employed must be’ propostionate to the “apprehended danger. Fectumt sieuation : Revi was walking on a lonely road. Maniyan came with a knife and said U Ravi, “Your life or your puree’. Ravi pulled out hie revaler On aseing it Maniyan ran. Ravi shot Meniyan on hie legs. (1) Ravi will not be punished. as there was danger to his property (2) Ravi will not be punished as the force he used was proportionate to the apprehended injury (3) Ravi will be punished as the force employed was disproportionate to the apprehended injury (4) Ae Maniyan ran to escape, there waa no longer a threat tn Ravi'a property. So Ravi will be puniahed 2 PPO}14U/117/27/Set No. 1 73. asa fate rare (Sov sae aed aes aren and A after agter of rt EET a fafirs fea (i): fq nfs a win woniia eat & agen @ eon anita) wromene feat 8 we feta age oc tes we em Mine ee Fo gd dae YK Ta oT ak wat ae, “Ged SRT Ge we) A on fren Parent te ae wer wT: fa 3 fara @ afte & od at set a Ran () aw ae re Rear om, wife sat wath A aT eT (2) iw ae ae Ra are, wife ae ema te S sypMA A Ga mn fer @) Aa ge Ren oem, aa aa aONfeT Ste H agaa A aes fe A Aen (4) fe eRe aa) fe rr a, gefie ea A ae E re a a alee fl dia Pear aren Legal Principle : When any person dishonestly takes any movable praperty out of the possession of any other person without his consent, he is guilty of theft Factual Situation : A comes to B's house and takes away a book with the intention to return it. (1) A commits theft because the book has been taken without B’s consent {2} Aducs not commit theft because ne intends to return the book (3) A commits theft because he has taken a book which is movable property (4) A commits theft because he has moved the book from B’s house‘! fats Sige: ws alt aft aacgis feat get af A aa amit at ana quit & ah a am &, at ag He sa at ath aa a) neme fait: A Te arm aa Us GRTE IW aE wa Me a a ai 4 iD Aa aa a ah t, aifs 8 & og & wh gee a oo (2) A ate we wr Oe ae tai sem yo Gee Saree eC (3) ASE eA a deh 8, wi ae gee Boe on, at A ue amt iA Att ar ath 3, Ri we ge a Be wa a Ra a 274. 75. (a4) 14U/117/27/Set No. 1 ‘A Gnd a diamond ring lying on B’s table. A picks up the ring with the intention of dichonestly keeping it- (0) Acommits theft because he has moved the ring from B’s table without his consent {2) A does not commit theft because he has still not left B's house {8) A does not commit theft because B is careless with his valuables (4) Acommita theft the moment he picks up the ring dishonestly and intended to keep it ABA te Tw RA dS Eat Ase ae GBS RA aid B sat Serb ow ach wr ath, wih ae BAe | Tee aM S ath she wt a tat t (2 Aa wm Oe Tet, whe ooh ow ae BE TA OR A TE (3) A BO a OO ad 8, wale BRAT agaT Bw ever & (4) AoA wn A Ow SHR, afl ae eR af a aot Sim eh TR ret eT oa ee sm Legal Principle (I) : Mischief ia an injury to property with the intention of causing wrongful toss to any person or public. Legal Principle (II) : The person to whom the loss is wrongfully caused by mischief need not be the owner of the property himeelf. Factual Situation : A has leased hie house to for 5 years, After one year A feels the neod for the house and requests B to vacate the house, but B refuses. A in order to get B to vacate the house, causes fire to it, but B with the help of the neighbours quickly extinguishes the fire before it could really damage the property. (1) A ip guilty of mischief (2) A eannot be quilty of causing mischief (3) A ia not guilty of mischief as there wan no damage a ‘Ais not guilty of mischief because A is owber of that house 23 PFD)14U/117/27/Set No. 2 76. (184) fa Rags Pt often @ wf ufed & Rea A ed ae @ sft at coe oe aa tt fetes Rigra (uy: ea en a Ree a aoe Bio Bi Ute wT &, seem om emf enh Bat Sree TR) Sereré ferit : Aa gen wae Ba 5 at Re ot w feo Bw af Sa A Fee @ oer ahd fof oe Boogie ara BR aE 3G Ae a aR a}, Ais oF (1) A wea wea om ott (2) Anew ae ar at aa Owe (3) A nee a8 a ah att ni a oft ae of (4) Amer 3 ar OF att, aie ad oe me ar oe Legal Principle : Whoever by words, signe or otherwise brings into hatred or contempt oF incites disaffection towards the Government established by law in India shall be punished with imprisonment for life. Factual Situation : In n public mecting, Vikas Singh, the leader of an opposition party thunders, *Thia is a Government of scoundrels, bootleggers ana scamsters. ‘They doserve to be unseated. Teach them a lesson in the coming elections by voting them ont of power”. The Government is contemplating to prosecute Vikas Singh (1) Vikas Singh ia guilty of sedition for having made irreeponsible and inflammatory statements against the Government ) Vikas Singh is not guilty of sedition as he is only exercising hie freedom uf speech ia public ie Vikas Singh is guilty of sedition, as hia atatement would incite people to violence leading to breakdown of law and order a) Vikas is guilty because he has used abusive language 24{18m 14U/117/27/Set No. 1 Ce er Beira a satdte @t stores 23 aren tf fh ofits oats de A aan aw orf eh emere fay: ye udahrs ar 9 at afters fara fee corp 8, “Cag ween Ge, sincera ath Qt @ wor 01 3 gf 8 ear fie at ow Hood Rahs a anein FB owe frond’? cee from fie oe qeqm ser) & ot F the et ty (1) free fire won % fey ae fetenen ote age ad aed & ari vagts H ott (2) fier fax adie & art ad ¢, WH 2 arate wt A axa a arg-trT & afeR arm Rae (3) Prove foe wage & art &, wife gran sera chit = flewers art & fq creda een & fees ster wift-aren oad Re on 7 a wea 2 (a) faesrea SO &, eels 39 rat arch um at wait fT & Legal Principle : The occupier of a premises owes a duty af care to all hie invitees and ‘wsitege. Factual Situation : Laloo was running a dairy from hia hanse Penple used a part of his farm aa a:shortcut to get to a nearby railway station. Laloo who did not approve of thin, put up a notice that “Trespassers will be prosecuted’. However, since a number of these people were also his customers, he tolerated them. One day, a person who was using thia shoricut was attacked by a bull belonging to the farm. The injured person filed a suit against him. (0) Laloo is liable for having kept a bull on his farm (2) Laloo is not able in view of the clear notice againat trespassers (9) Laluo is liable because in fact he allowed, the people to use his premises (4) Laloo is not Liable to the people other than his tadtomers ore 25 Pro)14U/117/27/Set No. 1 78. (184) fais facgea : fet dere en eat ore mB weet we aetna ara aM cht A UT wT farce her ®1 memes ffs aig, on wy 8 ee Sat wen te NT se SB US eT eT freee Gr as vin Wet & fae fen wa al a wl oy wee afl at, Bae aed Ow Tite on a AS “orf wan we ae ee ah AA" af Ae WA aot gee we B (cme or ort oe er cet fry seid & (2) rey arent Tet, wie Tea em ert ew ee a Aa oe (G) om arent 8, FR we Fat ot wer & ce wm mn ad A a ae ttt tt (4) Bre ast meal 3% after ova cate & wa sree wee Legal Principle ; Whoever, intending to insult the modesty of any woman, utters any word, makes any sound or gesture. or exhibits any ahiect, intending that auch word or sound shall be heard, and that such gesture or object shall be scen, by such woman, ot intrudes upon the privacy of such woman, shall be punished. ‘aveen. But she scolded him in front of some 50 workers in emplayee'e canteen. Talting thio grudge, Rusluci every day dunng entry at morning patted Ms. Praveen’s hand and shaked her right-hand for few minutes against her will. One day she made up her mind and informed her Bong. But the Boss due to the work efficiency of Roshan did not take any action. She alternatively informed the Police. Police arrested Roshan, Roshan told the Police to defend himeeit that he used to shale her hand as it is a manner of wishing a colleague and that hie Boss is enough to take action because it is the work place and hie Boss ie competent to decide matter himself. Decide. (1) Roshan sball be punished because shaking hand with a girl against her will amounts to the menial harasement at work place aid SUCH an act 18 subject to be prosecuted(say 14U/117/27/Set No. 1 fife fart sat of eats fiat after & via Q aenia ae A yoo a feet nm, cat 7 ais wow fet we eva wT tae TE er ae A fe aE MRT GA TS ae wees og ae after wt fend 8 wh a ae aiken teen on aT A, oe vedic Sx ws ort att Bi wrarere ff: sett wedi het shen fre we falas dem A am wed 8 sa eh Falta 3 ofa 150 a aftre afar om at £1 a 8 ow when doe tent edn 8 Ge we a aren 81 athe By Bhatt B HoT A ce ou etarkd & aaa cedl an wah Bi we aera scene tee aftr wa: den fo wie & ara teh wean Hoe al see) Fe & Faotra errr wer RH TT ee aE Aad ws at Td | fev TH ee eA a wom tem & wifes A wee Arad A, Ser mes A A BH at eter OH ATT Oh we ae Son yes ae aeT gfe A GET a fe Yt A fw we fer ore weer & Sq ter 3 ye a ae Boxe oH eee A geen BOF we a A ee Bere we oe BE eT eE eed FY a ees FR W fat ag8 A eee peo & fata me fier Uy Oa gs oo sot 8, wate serfeert ar-aeties & war § oh ya veR a sree ots t (@) the Baa gee ata ae @ afta fen wr ween %, TE ge ae ot om wie A ET wm dat 8, at ald ot aga are A bem a tot we cits ee FH (@) te dew veh wet, BHR ee fer oa Fee A AT TT (4) dem Se mr eh ae, BR ae Peat Gre ewer Hote ard HF oe ag a wafeohal & ae OF er sea HT t Legal Principle : A master shall be responsible tor the wronghul acts of his: we1veusta in the course of his employment. Factual Situation ; ‘The Syndicate Bank’ was running a small savings scheme under which its authorised agents would go round and collect emall savings from several people on daily basis. These agents would get commission on the deposite so collected. ‘Anand was one such agent, collecting deposits from factory workers engaged on daily wages. Though he regularly carried on his business for sometime, slowly he started appropriating deposits for his pereonal use and one day he just disappeared. One Fatima. who had been handing over her savings to him found that nearly for a month before his disappearance, the was not depositing her savings at all. The Burk, wii. approached, took the stand that Anand was not ita regular and paid employee, and therefore, it was not reeponsible for his misconduct. She files a suit against the Bank. () The Bank is not liable, since Anand was not ita salaried employee (2) The Bank is liable. since Anand was projented as.is cazpleyer {@) The Bank is not liable, since it did not known ebout misappropriation by Anand (4) The Bank is not able as Anand was not ite regular and paid employee a7 {P.7'0.)14U/117/27/Set No. 4 1134) fafies ges: um rant amt acter 3 ar fig me Soe wet & fee gece Gem meaner feat: “8 fof Xe ue oy waa eran sen Te mM fam aeT ont wd a at safer wea feat en fis & vORe ga-ga mR wer A ol Safa a cat Fl a a waite wan & agen sates fer sem orig ft ws te Ge a, at ara 9 wm ag ard fend wag & an fh row uefa waar om wath aw RH we ae Afi FHA one om wor mt, af vie G set anfts ca ar ae} Ad ard & fe Te ser YR a Rev oth we fer ae ren A ra volte are ee afte BA at awa A ree mk wa am aed of, Rar set A mes A oe eS A as se waa @ uhh A gel wn ae som ae dw A werd fen tra, A seat ae ae mT A oie seeT Tenth Aether wher aH on, safe ae was safer sree & fey eet 38 O erfton 9 fis] fle eH AMET aT St () 4 arent ae, eatf onic gear us Seah wafer ae ot (2) #e send ¢, wife orig A sek wlan er A waRa Aen na (3) 4s arent af 4, ei org go Ge Sone A art a (4) Fe soent a, wai aig sem flat wd dani afar ae a Legal Principle : Law doce not lake notice of rifles. Factual Situation : A proposes to his neighbour 5 that they both should g0 together for a morning walk, B agrees to the proposal and it is decided that both of them would meet at @ particular point at 6 a.m.every day for a continuous period of seven days. But B couldn't fulfl hie promise. Thereafter A files.a suit against 8 claiming damages for the agony and mental torture suffered: by him, Decide. 1) B is guilty of breach of contract and is Liable to pay damages (2) There is no intention to enter into legal relations 3) The matter is too emall and the Cuurt will refuse to go into it (@) The matter is serious and Court will accept claim of A aRal. (184) 14U/117/27/Set No. 1 Aafee Reems erg og ant amet a meee ae Sat wares flat. A oot cet Be ara ae wena vam ¢ fH Sat Waseem & fm ee wr are BET 8 wena Set wERR are wT % att aE oe fm are & fe At Sh ae ft es com w fide era vo sfttr we: 6 wa fier ROL afi B oe wa We A FS TH WH WR AT BS faeg wR weTET we aT Ua Neate: seltgy & fer eg wer amr Ge Fe ofa eftfires, (1) B aqia & ager a ae oe efeqh & qua & fare sant & 2) 3H ae waa d doen af aren (3) amen yer ast & fe aro ya AE aia eS a EK a aT (4) Worn ie t she amen A 7a A Sen aR AT Legal Principle : When at the desire of the promisor, the promisee promises to do some act, then such promise is called a consideration of the promise. Factual Situation : X arranges his birthday party at hie home, and his friend Y promise to cook @ Special dish lor the guests. Un the day of the party, X finds that Y neither came to his party nor did he get the special dish. X sues ¥ for the breach of contract. ‘Will X succeed in hie action? (1) X will succeed because his friends has failed to keep his promise (2) X will euoceed because hia reputation was affected due his irresponsible behaviour (3) X will ngt succeed because there is no consideration for his friend's promise to bring the special dish (4) Both (1) and (2) fafins Reger: wm ane sfterent fh caf A yeergen SH wed ext waa amt, a AR fie & oft serra ser ora tt eres fart. xX acd waa wom a a tua nd am omar an 2, fel em oe fin y afte 3% fore faite ain tan al ar aay ort aT fer x at oa wan t Yd ot 3 om oh 3 8 ae faite stow fan fem x,y & fog aqie & ag a wren ce wT UC eT OX ore ya TNA A aes AT? (1) X ee BAT, RE Gee Per a omar asd qr gt Rot (2) X wre rm, THRE fon & acats sean ware ae ft sy mer TH (9) X wea TE Gm, Tite sok fia A zarazm framed ayy 4 0) @ a 29 rey14U/117/27/Set No. 1 nea Legal Principle : Nuiaance means an untawful interference with a peraon’s use or enjoyment of land, It includes interference with comfort, health and safety of the other. Factual Situation : A and B are neighbours in a residential locality of Delhi. They had cordial relations. A suddenly decided to run ainging classes, he also used loud music to geod effect. B has two school going children who were studying seriously as their caniuinaliuis were approaching. 5 pleased with A to tone down the loudspeakers, but the latter refused. B went to the court pleading nuisance. Can he succeed? () Yes, because the principle against nuisance demands that the noise level should be such as not to disturb the ncighbourhood (2) Yes, because to run business in a residential locality is illegal {3} No, because one is entitled to do whatever one wants in one’s house (4) No, because under Article 19(1) (g) of the Conatitution of India, every citizen has a tight tn freedom of trade or profession. faire fara : ama sre ameftare ard 8 ora & Aah oa gm af grin omen seit 4 aghea vertu vat ara ars & orem, crea G gun F pede of afta 2 wares feet : Awd B fief & ua ovata yeré Fo uw-qat ugh #) aah oye wae ay SR AA Ute a Rhee Sr wee fle, fee ae SA eR A cite a wn A ad am B ¥ 2 egereh wa ot 8, ot shen Rez ont} aren cides aor eS} Re MM a1 B 248 casehed A rae a its Sa a sgta fm, fe aA EN at Ami BI Ae ameftrrre arog % fez renee aoe gaR fm! aT aR YE NUE HF weR BM? @) Ovi amfrers wae fat A ae aie tf a er en oghh @ MRT wa wen ag er TER (2) Oi, Fife ores gers 3 aera wert wet @ TE, wits ont ne A oe gegen art a ay atte mt wR (4) 7G, Fate siete afte 19(1 * i = Mee sF8z 19) ig) B we wets aThe SY aa To 30a3. as) 14U/117/27/Set No. i Private International Law ie also known ms (1) Conflict of Laws (2) Common Law {3} International Law (4) Civ Law Prt sranigia fafa wh fier sea ant a ae aren 87 () fers et (2) evar fat (3) areata AR (4) ames fA Indian Parliament is based on the principle of (1) Bicameraliom @) Universal Adult Franchisc {81 Diarchy (4) Federalism caret Bae flee fitz saree 47 Uy Raed (a) Afton wares penftrer (3) ere (4) aha ‘the right of a party to initiate an action and be heard before a Court of Law is called (1) Locus standi (2) Pesonam (3) Fundamental Right {4) Private obligation we area Fanfare we rant & fet ve} softer Boer wy are 7 () ate ee (2) velar 3) RR afteR (4) Feat afore When the employer is held Hable for the wrongful act of his employee, the liability is called . {1) absolute liability (2) tortuous lisbility (@) vicarious lability (4) strict tiabitity a1 atos14U/117/27/Set No. 1 a9. (184) aa shart & feet cept ad fo we we flier at sate oe fen we, a cme aRaa By se are & 1 ef serdar (2) rare racket () sR RR gaa (4) @eh andar Unlawful entry into another's property is (1) trespass. (2) assault (3) confinement (4) restraint fief ove oafs A rat graft | AC aT wt a aH amt Q) safer 2) eR (3) site (4) frte Supreme Court uf India propounded basic feature doctrine in (Q) Golaknath Case (2) Kesavenanda Bharati Case 3), Maneka Gandhi Case (4) Gopalen Case fret & char saree 4 ays ober fara at fer org Hoe ha wr (1) serra ang (2) Suarig urd a (3) Fran nth arg (4) Tree ae During criminal prosccution usually the burden of proof is on (2) complainant (2) accused {3} police + (4) prosecution serfs aiaker Aone an aifiea arte a fame wr vt #2 4) Rare (2) afar (3) afta (4) sitar a214U/117/27/Set No. 1 90, Offence which cannot be compromised between the parties is known as (1) uan-cognizable offence (2) cognizable offence {3} compoundable offence (4) non-compoundable offence eat ne aye 7 oe ae aca at fer ETF aE arar £7 Q) saaeta sara (2) ata sree (3) ware sry 4) sre arr 91. A person ‘dying interstate’ means he (0) died without legal heirs 2} died without making a will {9} died without a son (4) died without any property ‘ser iee’ a afr 8, ae ae A Q) =) te Pah ate Ha ae ao a (2) Per fee wet RY Se BT A g) wetd Pet tase ae (a ak hd Rak oe at AE Aer ZA om AT A 92. ‘Jurisprudence’ may also be termed as. (1) Philosophy of Law (2) Geography of Law (0) History of Judges (4) History of Courts ‘rrcara Rat Te () are ate Q) = wt ge @) Fede a efter @) sare 3 ee (ss) 93 @Po,L4U/117/27/Set No. 1 93. An agreement made without consideration ia Q) valid 2) void (3) good (A) acceptable fret fick ote rare fier rm sigaew gat t qQ) 4a 2) qrechs (3) srr (4) eter 94. The Indian Penal Code was enacted in the Year acdc Ge aiften fear ant am, A nd? 41) 1960 (2) 2010 (3) 1760 (4) 1860 8. india ie a Union of (2) Countries (2) States (3) People (4) Institutions ana w Wt 0) @t a Q) wal a (Q) saarar aT (4) tei 96. The Supreme Court of India consiets of Chief Justice of India and utter Judges. wren & way carrera eres qua careniter & oftites gy sararehar wa «) 30 (2) 25 B) 26 (4) 29 97. Concept of judicial review is of the Constitution of India. {1} temporary feature (2) basic feature (3) weak feature (4) irregular feature afte yafiar 8 areeren orate Sra 6) —— & (2) sen ete (2) AG we (3) aT wet) afte ter (184) 4(84 1411/ 117/27) Set No. 1 Find the odd one out (1) Minders (2) Certiorari (3) Quo uxtrranto (4) Sine dte Preaferien 8 feed ree at ffl HT Q) ow (2) aA @) wad (4) a ot Right to life amd personal liberty fs guaranteed to (Q) every person under the Constitution of India (2) every citizen under the Constitution of India (3) every adult citizen under me Constitutiva of India (4) every minor citizen under the Constitution of India stan ua satire ean a safe eH fn eR, {)) wets wfras & cet wes ake (2) arte efter & ara ees ater Bt 3) iets aan & ae yee aes aniCH et (4) srt rot 3% ae weirs saTER aT a Who is the Gal interpreter and guardian of Indian Constitution? (1) President , (2) Prime Minister 3) Parliament (4) Supreme Court ache wha atts mani: od dope ots 7 ay opt @) seh @ om (4) Wahe a 35 @wtoy14U/117/27/Set No. 1 201. 102, 103, as) The Preamble of Constitution of India ie (2) @ past of Constitution (2) pot a part of Constitution (3) an annex to Constitution (4) @ schedule of the Constitution wantta afar $ sear —— ft) Q) af a es om (2) WR at em art agi (2) for oH en fife (4) Faw owe ah Which among the following in the Constitution of India is called “Magnacarta’? (1) Directive Principles of State Policy (2) Preamble (3) Fundamental Dutiea (4) Fundamental Rights ards afta Pfotera H & fea “Amare! wa aT 8? Q) wy & AR Rone fog (2) searen G) Ry wie (4) AR otfirer No minor can enter into a contract of work. Working in a factory can be possible only by a contract, Which of the following derivations is correct? Q) A major can work in a factory @) A factory can contract with a minor {3} There cannot be a contract to which minor is a Party {4) None of the above a6104. 108. (14) 1411117 /97 /Set No 1 Ef races ard Pees agen a8 a UnaT Ae ere Ee en dee ow sagt oT Q een BS ER att eh at 87 (1) we aaen feat arent Hem a weet t (2) we enor Pet sarcee a ate site we wet (3) Peet samen ae ARE A Rah Fe cgin de eT (4 sates 3 8 ae at International Law is the law between sovereign States. A sovereign is the Supreme Authority not bound by legal constraints (2) International Lew is not binding {2} International Law io only a positive morality (3) International Law is binding {4) International Law is in the nature of pact between sovereign States serif Re eaby ug Boma ww ALR) GE EY oy Tate afte 8, wt fafts wadel agt (1) seme A eage aHt * (2) seadgia ft ae HR wares Sita & 43) enfg ARE age & 4). seanigts fat cain, cg wre Fg ay saga A wet FA Jpso facto means (1) in place of (2) by reason of first fact (3) by the same sources (4) by the way Fat Ged @ ot {1h Bee (2) wm ae Bore (3) Uae wid & soon we (4) oe 37 TO)14U/117/27/8et No, | 106, 107. 208, 109, tres Eeparte decision means a decision given {l) after hearing both the parties (2) without proper procedure (3) after observing proper procedure (4) without hearing the opponent rust Bofz a cata ows fim Pete, ah Ae fee ore O. Q) &t oat & Ga & vere (2) mgfira fiver er era fg, he 3) afte sika & ea & grea (4) Rast ow A qed & a Which of the following Constitutions is a Unitary Conetitution? ) usa (2) Indian (3) Australian (4) British fier 1 2 ati-ar aifres o Uaree ctu 8? (1) sree (2) ied (8) orteg fren @ Gee Ultra vires mean Q) within the powers (2) outside the powers (3) within the Findemental Righto (4) within Une Fundamental Duties aap arnt (aftreradta) & stftora & (Ul) cafe & orate (2) uf aR 3) ENE ated }-seria 4) Gey ante = opi Which of the following is not the function of the International Court of Justice? (2) Advisory opinion at the request of General Assembly (2) Advisory opi at the rempieat of Security Council {S) Interpretation of treation when considering tegal disputes brought before it by nations (4) Deciding international crimes 38110. 111, 112, (1B4) 14U/117/27/Set No. 1 sembtre srarey at fri} 8 staat aad t7 (Q) ween & aie wt Peel soe ot (2) Wen weg & agho K Peer word Ba (3) seh aaa emg Ty ae faftre Fare M fran & aoe afte A cue eet (a) arerchgter sree oat hofart Which of the following is not an intellectual property? Q) Patenta (2) Copyrights ) Trademark (4) Property of an intellectual Prsferien 3-8 wrath ee wire ever EE A? (1) ae (2) Bie () gems : (4) ww afgtdt aah Fiduciary relationship is relationship based on (1) contract (2) trust (3) blood relationship {4) money rant Bars fies aC areta gat 47 a ae Q) free (3) T-wave 4 Which of the following is not a Fundamental Right gusranteed under the Constitution of india? {l) Right to Work (2) Right to Life (@) Freedom of Speech (4) Right to Equality cere ifort mea Grex HA fea aeten siftree G mEAL ET we ve? (1) wre a settee @) ay Br @) TRA (4) WAR WAP < 20 PTO}14U/117/27/Set No. 1 Directions: (Question No. 113-120} Following twenty questions consiats of legal principles 113. 1184) and facts. These principles have to be applied to the given facts to arrive at the most reasonable conclusion. Such principles may or may not be true in the real sense, yet you have to conclusively assume them to be true. (fea Fen 113-120) Pafiite de vel a ffs feet wi aed ar ante t) wali sarge Paewed re gst Rr gr frre Be rer we eal 81 RIGA A RT we or naa A aed €, WAS aagy anced Ue ATER Get 8 HA ae A Principle : When one person signifies to another his willingness to do or to abstain from doing anything with a view to obtaining the assent of that other to such act or abstinence, he is said to make a proposal. The expression of willingness results in 2 valid proposal only when it is made/addressed to some person(s} Farts: A males the following otatcureut in an cimpty hall, “1 wish to sell my laptop for Rs 20,000". Which of the following derivations is correct? (| A made a statement that resulted in a promise (2) A made a statement that resulted in a proposal 13] A made a statement that did not result in any proposal (4) A made a statement that resulted in an agreement Regea 1 90 ee af at oof A eft ae A ama & fae At ard & fen oem 38 4 FO A Fon Ga a 8, tam vere ET am A) om A fica nh a Ser eS ah t, oa A ge mS fea ame sew ar aT t1 72: Aw are wa 9 ag aaa Fr 8, “A aA rela 10,000 > 4 dam ae £1 Petites Fa aaae apa ae 87 () A w am Ra, fet we at gos a fin 2) AA me em fim, fret ge sere om ey a Rr (3) AA Gm veg Re, fet feet wee aT a ArT (a) AAG mar Rim, fet we agin we a fro a0114, 148. ss) 14U/117/27/Sat No. 1 Principle : Minor’s agreement is void from the very beginning, It can never be validated. It cannot be enforced in the court of law. Facta : X, a gitl of 16 years of age, agrees to buy a mobile phone from ¥, who ie a girl of 21 years of age. Which of the following derivations is correct? (1} There arises a contract between X and Y to sell/buy the mobile phone in question (2) There arises an enforceable agreement between X and ¥ to sell/buy the mobile phone in queation (3} There does not arise any contract between X and ¥ to sell/buy the mobile phone in. question (4) There arises a voidable contract between X and ¥ to sell/buy the mobile phone in question AGRd : snes Baa oT 8 RAT ee A ee aw aT awa a eT vara # afta fae arn iva agi een wets 16 ay HOG GA XK 21 ed & ong A om ep Yo oe te Se oe x Te Prafefer % @ saa oqetia wet 8? () WX wy & 5a se tee Se & fera/ea w age afta Fo orn (2) oe x YS rer oe te Te Prana er atone agin offer T sre (@) wt xX Gy & nese tana Ge & fewa/er er TE agin oes A ag ot (ay et WY ney om hes Se Rera/ee et why apie after 3 om Principle : Agreements in restraint of marriage are void. Pacta : X enters into an agreement with ¥ whereunder he agrees not to marry anybody else other than a person whose name starts with the letter and promises to pay Re 1,00,000 to ¥ if he (X) breaks this agreement. Which of the following derivations is correct? (1) There in a contract between X and Y {2) ‘There ia an agreement between X and Y which can be enforced by the Court of Law () There is an agreement between X and ¥ which ommnet-be exteomll by the:Court of Law (4) There is a voidable contract between X and ¥ aL 70)14U/117/27/Set No, 1 116. (188) fara : Rare & aates aga ata att €1 we X.Y % ora we ogc wm ft, fad oan ag ga mtd oC Bean wort wea ef ae 2 fect ea oH ere fae ae ebm, fae ae sa sue & am YE ta Boh YS 1,00,000 % 2 war am %, a ae ya owe M aA son tl Frofeftra % 8 saw ape we 7 OU} X @y & ma w agit Q) X Gy % wea ww agin 8, fea are oa afta a fee arer fe wt wa 2B GX WY % oy ww agin 8, fed area oe Tier Se & fer arr wet Aer oT Fer 4) XW yd maw yaewhe apie et Principle : A person has no legal remedy for an injury caused by an act to which he has consented. Facts. X, a wicket fan, purchases a ticket to watch an IPL match. During the match, a ball struck for six hits X on his body and injures him. He sues IPL for compensation for the medical expenses. Which of the following derivations is correct? (1) X should be compensated as he purchased the ticket to get entertainment and not to get injured X would be fail in his action, as he voluntarily exposed himself to the risk IPL would be liable an it did not ensure that the epectators were piutcuied from the tisk of such injuries (4) None of the above Rare: fet 88 anf ce eae A ad we oa fe Eh TEN aes at, Aue wenft sae TT oe a . wa: X, we Gebctt, ww amotouto fe a tet & fem fae wien 8) fe & ae feed ge wer eet X sae Fox 8 ewer A wer Al aq atfotoute & fang Ae eafigié & fey =rmea tang yaya awe #1 Prfefaa t 3 what aqeath wet 47 a) Xa sR 2 wer woke, if get ition & fim fore un ot, are BRD fey a? (2) X om wa ft sage an, RHR a Seerphe stem whe fen 3) atotoute sere tn, wife wd da ais at z “nike We OW art eo feat a cia @) we Ha AE ae 12 gi 42wy. 118. (a4) 14U/ 117/27 {Set No. 1 Principle : An employer is liable for the negligence of his employee. But an employer ie , Bokijabla.for the negligence of his employee if the victim of such negligence ie one of his other employees. : te: A and B were working in a factory aa unskilled labourers, A wos carrying bezket of atones on his head. B was sitting on the ground. When A crossed B, all of a sudden a stone fell down from the basket and hit B on his head. B died immediately. (1) The owner of the factory will be uable (2) A and the owner of the factory shall be jointly liable (3) ‘The owner of the factory will not be liable (4) None of the above cow fin ad wert @ vend & fee geet Bat Naf ate fetes at ia weet ema) & fy a AAT se AO ay, WAH a eTEMG w frrut Se TY oat Fane GT TU AG Aw TER foe aid Be tH A ae i CO we den dec ay ee at, Bt ot hn a ee A oA aT, at MR A Ow cee am, RB % AW om BY RTM (Uy) Beart wr eae see BT (2) A SRA eA age oF 8 sah TF Q) went et seer oof eT (4) sete 33 RE TE Principle : Whoever attempta to commit an offence punishable by the Indien, Penal Code and in such attempt does any act towards the commission of the offence, shall be punished, Stealing is an offence punishable by the Indian Penal Coxe Facte ; A makes an attempt to steal some jewels by breaking open a box, and after so opening the Dox, finds that there is no jewel in it (1) A has committed no offence (2) A has committed the olfence of stealing (3) A has attempted to commit the offence of stealing (4) None of the above a3 eto,14U/117/27/Set No. 1 119. (184) Fat male wette & eft & ome de BA whe sete we aT TH Tem A, of tet ad aa sve sats aed Herat 88 aren af ad em tae Ze st oPH em ha meta Ze aftr am dehe oH ore ty wa: As ater at atgan Fe omg oid sa age Fn 8, ORs aes a wee & ae om wat @ f waa ange aE A aa (1) AA Af oma ad fet (2) Aa ath wt an once feet ) Aa d8 we a a ma Fa aT vow fete (4) wire 48 ae at Facts : Four persons made a complaint for the grant of compulsory licence to the Copyright Board. {1} Licence shall be granted to only one complainant (2) Licence may be granted to two complainants (3) Licence may be granted to three complainants (4) Licence must be granted to all the four complainants Bey ern A ow a id en mat 3 after eho ama & Sey thew FA me Rel fen 2, emis Sr a fecal ah Rte, St ante Ne A am ora & ft age dar att mat an saftal 9 aietgs ty ra sifted ann ere Pee ens () ener dere ws Raerwat & foe @ Rtg fem are (2) erate @ Ptcreriat 8 ratga fier on ana t 3) Sra a iterate ega feat an wan (4) STeS EH a Akcenia orare A egy Peat one 4412a, 14U/117/27/Set No. 1 Principle ; Only Parliament or State Legislatures haya the authority to enact laws on their own, No law made by the State can take away a person's Fundamental Right. Pacts : Patliament enacted & law, which according to & group of lawyers is violating the Pundamental Rights of traders. A group of lawyers files a writ petition challenging the constitutional validity of the statute seeking relief to quash the statute and further direct Parliament ta enact a Hew Lave. {1) No writ would lic against Parliament, as the Court has no authority to direct Parliament 10 cusct ut scenect 2 law (2) The Caurt can quash existing law if it violates Fundamental Rights and can direct Parliament to make a new law (3) The Court can quash the existing law if it violates Fundamental Rights but cannot direct Parliament to make a new law (4) None. of these fare : daa dee sem or @ fronted ocd er wT edt 1 oor co fifi ae ot waa Rah cats Bae Pat A te ae wa we: AQ Aw TE a fea, MH see Bw aE A Wee ara 8 ET aT St FET TT) ate HH TART We ffs alten niger od Rese wept ft Aa a pint A aa 8 ea da a ga eH ae A ee we Ad BA eT At Cy Weg Bag AE are A ge A or est, BHR A at om a at mE ae aa a2 Gam aA wr fide 2 wr sift ae (2) Of daa we Se we emt, a ae AEN ated aT BIA Fe BUS Tee AT cee om ang wat at fin oh a aT R (@ ae ator wa ow Tom 8, WA ae TEE ae a ager war 2, afta aac Bar aR AA wr HET TE % wat @ ia Te 45 PTO)14U/117 /27/Set No. 1 Directions: (Question No. 121-180) Select the best option from the four alternatives given Ran: 1a. 122. 123, (184) below. (we FST 121-160) 9 fy an famed 8 a we fe ay Narendra Modi tock oath as Prime Minister of India on 26th May, 2014. (4) 15th (2) 14th @) 12th (4) 13th FR At A 26 mf, 2014 a ama Waa AT ATT Sh a) 188 (Q) 144 @) 124 (4) 138 ‘WPI is uned an an acronym for (1) World Price Index (2) Wholesale Price Indicators (3) Wholesale Price index (4) World Price Indicators “weI ar edn fy a a AR ofan mae & eT HE fem are 87 QL) 368 wee S878 (2) tata wen Hemet (3) Gate wn tear (4) aed sree efeedt Company showing apparent concern on environment by fake methods and shortcuts to appear as environment friendly organizations is called (1) green lighting 2) moon lighting () green washing {4) rainbow warrior Sat Get et ores of se we afar % AY Rear wa Wohico-fia sem 3 at Rear ard wre meadt aT ae ty OR of (2) a9 aryfée 3) ita afin (4) tat ater 461a, 128. 126. 337. 128. (184) VU /117/27/Set No. 1 ‘The largest gland in the human body is (1) liver (2) pancreas (3) thyroid (4) endocrine wre wie § Por 3 a S-at fe wa we ty (yo Q) RTT (3) Te 4) ware Who among the following proposed the concept of Earth Hour? (Q) Jim O'Neil (2) Theodore Levitt (3) Baruch Blumbers (4) Andy Ridley Prafetaa 8 3 fear ‘onl stad A oreo ww se fet =? Q) fra atte (2) finite: Afae (3) area err (4) OG tee ‘Telangana 1s India’s (1) 29th State {2} 28th State (3) 30th State (4) 27th State aera ae et —— ot () 29at Q) ORT 13) 30af (4) 27a Election to the Lok Sabha have been held s0 for Q) 16 times (2) 15 times (3) 14 times (4) 13 times wa TH atoae Prater Pert aK yar 8? a) 16% @) 18 3% awa @ 1338 Name of the scientist who revcived ‘Bharat Ratna’ slong with Sachin Tenduliear in 2014 is () C. V. Raman (2) M. Vievesvaraya, (@) A.P. 5, Abdul Kalam (4) CN, R Reo 47 era)‘1A4U/117/97/Set No. 1 129, 131, 184 2014 4 afiy Tyee Bae oa wa’ A MY a aonfia Req me ane ate a7 AI) tte fo Tar (2) We Pereta Q) % te Bo gE sem (4) We ue Ke wa The Principal Bench of the Central Administrative Tribunal is at (1) New Dethi (2) Kolkata (3) Mumbai {4) Chenna: Aan Uae mera A yor ts wet orale Gy 7 RA (2) Ferre (3) ge (4) axe Who is the author of Greut Expectations 7 (1) Charles Dickens (2) Oscar Wilde (3) HG. Wels (@) Mark Twain Great Expectations % dam ata 47 () ard fire (2) ste ores (3) Tro ato dew (4) aré 2a Which country is not a member of SAARC ? Uy India (2) Pakistan (3) Myanmar (4) Bangladesh ata-ar fur ar ar man agi 8? Cyne 2) oR (3) Sin (4) nee 438132, 133, 134 135. (184) 14U/117/27/Set No. 1 What is the currency of Afghanistan? (0) Rupee (2) Dirham (8) Peso (4) Afghani aronteat am fies Ha ate 87 u) wT (2) teem @) ta (@) ser Malavath Poorna has become the youngest Indian woman to scale Mount Everest at the age of 13 yeara, She Delonge to the Sue of ) Maharashtra (2) _Uttar Pradesh (3} Sikiim {4) Bihar wea yi 13 fA ong Fee Ste |S fet w sate a ach od wa ay H aretta after 81 ae aera: Fee ier ST frat 27 {1} erg, 2 wR RR (3) fam (4) fer ‘The Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award, 2013 was conferred on (2) Sachin Tendulkar (2) Virat Kohli (3) Saina Nehwal (4) Ranjan Sodhi ada wht da cr Yea, 2013 a fee wanfia feat wa? () aie ae) Pee Fett (3) tn Seater 4) oH ah Ban ki-moon, the present Secretary-General of UNO belongs to (1) Anata (2) China 3) Japan (4) Republic of Korea qe wean & apefia, aA F-as fa oe ew Te A? Q) Stiga @) 4h @) wR (4) Sef 49 Pro}14U/117/27/Set No, 1 136. 137. 1a. 139. ea) Who is the Army Chief of India? Q) D. S. Suhag = (2) -V. K. Singh . (3) Bikram Singh (4) Deepak Kapoor una & trreng ah €? (1) Bo wo YET (2) Ato Ho fee 3) ma fee 4) tre aK ‘Who developed the concept of ‘World Wide Web! ? (Q) Tim Bemers Lee (2) arthur Clarke (@} AT and T Bell Lab (4) Microsoft ‘wed aye aa sare ar flew fee fear 1? Q) fa wd a (2) smn seré © VA A as da (4) arpetatee India won in Uber Cup, 2014, () bronze medal (2) silver medal (3) gold medal (4) None of the above ama a gk wn, 2014 3 — stan et (1) a se (2) Wa ee (3) ed vem: (4) site Ha aE ae Blood groupe were discovered by (1) Altman (2) Landateiner (8) Losch (4) Ronald Ross Ta A ala fe At? (1) aieetr QQ) ered 3) at (4) dae ta 50140, 141. 142. 143, (184) 14U/117/27/Set No. 1 ‘An Indian-born, naturalized American engineer who was appointed ax CEO of Microsoft Corporation on 4th February. 2014 is (1) Satya Nadella (2) Vikram Pandi (@) Indra Nooyi (4) Nandan Nilekeni sada qe % aA amie wa wif, fk 4 wed, 2014 st meee st Rtofosts Page frm wa wm, Br 2a ee Mm? ()) Feu ag (2) fa vid 3) ea at (4) 8 tear ‘Super Nova ia () 2 comet (2) an antersid (8) an exploding star (4) @ blackhole ge ster tw 1) Wey (2). Ge (3) faetes Fen (4) Shree Which of the following rivers does not originate in India? Q} Beas (2) Chenab (8) Ravi (4) Sutlej fra 1 8 wea FG oT a ae Pract 87 () oe Q) fer @) v4 (4) area ‘Name of the Pakistan Prime Minister who signed the Lahore Declaration in 1999 ia (1) Ayub Khan = Q) Yahya Khan (3) Z. A. Bhutto (4) Nawaz Sharif HA 1999 A arte Meera 9 gees Te saree eer TER eT NT Q) saa oF (2) are ar (3) We w (4) ara Wes si aero)14U/117/27/Set No. 1 144. 145. 146. (184) Which one of the following began with Dandi March? (1) Home Rule Movement (2) Non-Cooperation Movement {3) Civil Disobedience Movement (4) Quit India Movement Pr 4 8 feadt years it of & ae gf tt? () Brea ortet (2) seein ster @) eee or order (a) WRO erg RIE National Consumer Rights Day is observed in India on () December 24 (2) September 25 (9) Ovtubcr 25 (4) November z> sre # apa sehen safer Raa ea war ara $7 0) 24 fre Q) 25 faa (3) 25 arEM {4) 25 saa Which of the following pairs is not correctly matched? Dam , Lake River (1) Govind Sagar Sutle (2) Xolleau Lake Penner (3) Ukai Reservoir Tapi (4) Wuler Lake Jhelum fra Ha stam qu ah ar a Gitta ae A? she wie ah 11) ie, ae Fe) @) eq we a (3) 3ar§ wer ant (4) Fe we em147, 148. 14, : et 14U/117/27/Set No. 1 ‘Who has been appointed as the permanent representative of India to United Nationa? 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