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GENERAL MENTAL ABILITY TEST
1. NUMBER SERIES : T ~W
(Questions 1-25)
alternatives under each questions and indicate.
(W 1&25)
aW : D PW Pqr W T
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J T qr. W
Pqr R BRW
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1)
6)
Directions : Questions given below are

based on number series. In each Question one
number is missing. Identify the correct
answer from among the given four
2)
3)
4)
5)
7, 13, 21, ?, 43, 57
3, 5, 9, 17, 33, ?
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2) 29
1) 98
2) 86
3) 31
4) 35
3) 78
4) 65
7)
3, 6, 12, 21, 33, 48, ?
6, 9, 18, 45, 126, ?
1) 57
2) 63
1) 369
2) 359
3) 66
4) 69
3) 329
4) 317
8)
18, 23 , 31, 42, 56, ?
141, 133, 125, 117, 109, ?
1) 98
2)
87
1) 115
2) 113
3)
4) 73
3) 109
4) 101
78
7, 18, 40, 73, 117,
9)
111, 76, 48, 27, 13, ?
1) 215
2) 205
1) 4
2) 6
3) 201
4) 172
3) 8
4) 12
10)
11, 13, 17, 19, ?, 25
88, 85, 78, 67, 52, ?
1) 21
2) 23
1) 33
2)
37
3) 27
4) 29
3) 39
4)
43
11
11)
12)
13)
14)
15)
16)
17)
18)
19)
152, 149, 143, 131, 107, ?
15, 29, 56, 109, ?
1) 79
2)
69
1) 181
2)
192
3) 59
4)
49
3) 204
4)
214
6, 6, 7, 11, ? 36, 61
20)
1, 4, 15, ? 157, 480
1) 24
2)
20
1) 45
2)
50
3) 18
4)
14
3) 55
4)
65
11, 15, 24, ?, 65, 101

1) 39
2)
3) 48
4)
7, 26, 63, 124, ?

1) 214
2)
3) 217
4)
21)
40
1) 15/56
2)
16/56
50
3) 15/ 63
4)
16/63
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2)
3) 133
4)
8, 108, 24, 36, 72, ? , 216
215
1) 9
2)
12
218
3) 18
4)
24
5, 12, 31, 68, ? , 220

1) 159
1/3, 2/7, 4/15, 8/ 31, ?, 32/127
23)
6, 7, 7, 10, 9, ?, 12, 16, ?
141
1) 12, 16
2) 12, 15
129
3) 13, 15
4) 13, 16
10, 30, 68, 130, 222, ?

1) 443
2)
350
3) 343
4)
291
24)
3, 7, 17, 39, 85, ?
25)
29, 33, 31, 35, 33, 37, ?

1) 39
2) 37
3) 35
4) 33
2, 2, 3, 4, 5, ?, 8, 16
1) 159
2)
169
1) 5
2) 6
3) 179
4)
189
3) 7
4) 8
1) 160
2)
140
3) 120
4)
100
1, 1, 2, 6, 24, ?
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2. WRONG NUMBER IN THE SERIES
T ~ T
(Questions 26-40)
Directions : In the Questions given a series
of numbers have been given of which one
number is wrong. Find the wrong number in
each Question from amongst the four
alternatives given and indicate.
(W 26&40)
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BRW
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26)
31)
1, 9, 27, 49, 81, 121

1) 121
27)
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4)
17, 29, 39, 47, 53, 58
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1) 34
2)
26
27
3) 22
4)
18
1) 0
2)
24
3) 48
4)
64
32)
1) 17
2)
39
3) 53
4)
58
1, 3, 7, 15, 30, 63
50, 34, 26, 22, 18
33)
1) 7
2)
15
3) 30
4)
63
53, 47, 40, 33, 26, 19
34)
1) 53
2)
47
3) 40
4)
33
1, 1, 2, 4, 8, 11
35)
1) 2
2)
3) 8
4)
11
0, 8, 24, 48, 64
3, 10, 27, 66, 127, 218
1) 9
2)
10
3) 27
4)
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1) 3
2)
10
3) 31
4)
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1) 2
2)
3) 4
4)
3, 10, 31, 93, 283
2, 3, 5, 8, 17, 33
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36)
37)
38)
39)
3, 7, 13, 27, 55, 107
2, 4, 7, 14, 17, 34, 37, 64
1) 13
2)
27
1) 64
2)
17
3) 55
4)
107
3) 14
4)
40)
5, 6, 21, 18, 45, 38, 78
2, 2, 3, 4, 4, 6, 5, 7
1) 21
2)
45
1) 3
2)
3) 38
4)
78
3) 6
4)
480, 480, 240, 80, 20, 10

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2)
20
3) 240
4)
480
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3. ODD ONE - NUMBERS
X AQW
(Questions 41-46)
Directions : In the Questions given, there
are four groups of numbers. Three of them
are alike in some way, while one of them is
different. Indicate the correct answer, by
finding the one which is different.
(W 41&46)
aW : D PX W
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41) 1)
2)
3)
4)
44) 1)
144
2)
196
3)
225
4)
324
45) 1)
71
2)
81
3)
91
4)
121
46) 1)
654
2)
582
3)
429
4)
368
340
213
122
62
42) 1)
121
2)
196
3)
216
4)
256
43) 1)
54
2)
64
3)
174
4)
294
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4. ODD ONE PAIR NUMBERS
X hw TW
(Questions 47-56)
Directions : In the Questions given pairs of
numbers are given. Among them three pairs
follow a rule between themselves, whereas
one does not. Identify the odd one to find the
answer.
47)
48)
49)
50)
51)
1)
11, 23
2) 31, 43
3)
51, 63
4) 71, 83
1)
5, 12
3)
10, 25
1)
4, 32
2) 6,
3)
8, 128
4) 10, 200
(W 47&56)
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52)
1) 121,
2)
144, 3
3) 169,
4)
225, 5
1)
1,
2)
2,
11
3)
4, 67
4)
5,
122
1)
4,
2)
9.
27
3)
25,125
4)
49, 216
1)
6, 10
2)
12, 30
3)
20, 68
4)
42, 216
1)
30,210
2)
42, 332
3)
20,130
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4) 12, 26
108
1)
56,
2) 81, 9
3)
48,
4) 32, 4
1) 441, 12
2) 256,13
3) 484, 16
4) 289,19
54)
55)
56)
16
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5. ANALOGY : NUMBERS
- : - TW
(Questions 57-66)
Directions : In the questions given there is
a question mark (?) in a blank space. Under
each question one of the four alternatives
given satisfies the relationships between the
two terms to the left or to the right of the
sign : : given in the question. Find the correct
answer for each question.
57)
60)
4) 222
30
63)
4) 36
11 : 30 : : ? : 128
64)
7 : 196 :: 8 : ?
1)
224
2) 256
3)
272
4) 324
20 : 11 :: 102 : ?
1)
48
2) 51
3)
52
4) 55
20 : 16 : : 30 : ?
1)
65
2) 66
1)
49
2) 36
3)
67
4) 68
3)
25
4) 16
65)
75 : 375 : : ? : 225
1)
15
2) 25
3)
61)
218
62)
6 : ? : : 60 : 120
1)
12
2) 24
3)
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1)
176
2) 180
3)
58)
(W 57&66)
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4) 45
66)
144 : 441 : : 169 : ?
12 : 35 : :
16 : ?
1)
63
2) 55
3)
47
4) 32
7/48 : 9/80 :: ? : 100/9999
1)
961
3) 916
1)
10/999
2) 100/999
2)
619
4) 196
3)
10/99
4) 100/99
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6. Matching the Rules with given set of Numbers
Png ASU UAU Ai Cr

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(Questions : 67&76)
(W : 67&76)
aW : PU
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Directions : In the Questions given one of

the following rules, I, II, III, IV and V given
below has been applied to the set of numbers
given in each question. Find out which of the
rule has been applied to the question and put
cross 'x' mark of its number on the answer.
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of that number
II Subtract twice thenumber from the
square of that number.
III Square the number and add half of the
number to it.
IV Subtract square of a number from its
cube.
V Square of twice the number.
69) 18, 39, 68, 105

1)
I
2)
II
3)
III
4) IV
67) 4, 21, 56, 115

1)
2)
3)
4)
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II
III
IV
70) 48, 63, 80, 99
68) 4, 18, 48, 100

1)
2)
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4)
1)
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IV
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71) 4, 16, 36, 64

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3)
4)
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same number.
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same number.
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number ot it
V Add 2 to the cube of the number.
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10,
1)
2)
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4)
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73)
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2) III
3) IV
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20,
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2)
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2) III
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AS UAU i v
(W 77&80)
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AiiAiU
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Aig
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(W 77&80)
Directions : In the following Questions, a
set of numbers are given from the four alternatives identify the set of numbers which has
similarity wtih set in the Question.
79) 211, 234, 268
77) 15, 24, 35

1)
8, 63,
25
2)
35, 16,
3)
24, 17,
80
4)
48, 80, 120
78) 9821, 8327, 5465
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2)
121, 135, 259
3)
221, 241, 289
4)
103, 208, 309
80) 59, 61, 67, 71
1) 7835, 8327, 9381
1)
69, 71, 89, 97
2) 8236, 7348, 6572
2)
59, 73, 83, 91
3) 7652, 8921, 6374
3)
49, 61, 67, 83
4) 4567, 5654, 4735
4)
29, 31, 37, 41
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8. NUMBERS : SIGNS AND SYMBOLS
TW :- bW APvU
(Questions 81-83)
Directions : In the Questions given which
set of signs should complete the asterisks (*)
sequentially in order to make the equation
mathematically meaningful. Find the correct
set of signs from among the alternatives given
under each question and mark the correct
answer.
(W 81&83)
aW : D PW Pqr A| W~
P|
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(*) hW
P X B P ?
bW W| W PW Pqr
W
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81)
83)
10 * 6 * 8 * 32
1) +, x, =
2) =, x, _
3) _,
x, =
4) =, _,
82)
15 * 3 * 5 * 8 * 17
1) +, =, x,
2) x, , +, =
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1)
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2)
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3)
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4)
_, =, , +
3) , x, +, =
4) , x, =, +
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(Questions 84-85)
(W 84-85)
Directions : In the given equations, which

of the following interchange of sign / signs
and numerals would make the equation
correct ?
aW : Pqr P|
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84)
and x, 8 and 12
85)
1)
(24 x 8) + 12 = 96
2)
(12 6) x 8 = 4
3)
(8 - 4) 2 = 2
4)
x and + ; 4 and 6
1)
54 9 x 6 = 36
2)
32 + 8 - 12 = 28
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3)
48 8 + 4 = 36
4)
48 x 12 + 8 = 12
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(Question: 86-90)
Directions : In the Equations given which
of the following interchange of signs /
numbers will give the correct equation ?
86)
87)
(W : 86-90)
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(24 - 6) X 4 2 + 6 =20
1)
4 and 6
2)
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3)
6 and 2
4)
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1) 6 and 2
If,
$ stands for
stands for +
stands for =
stands for
stands for x
Which of the following
alternatives has the correct
relation ?
D PX- - --W-
- -
- -
- - b- -
- ?
2) + and
1) 15 5 8 $ 4 3 6
3) x and +
4) 4 and 10
2) 15 5 8 4 $ 3 6
3) 15 5 $ 8 4 3 6
88)
24 3 + 6 = 15 4
1) 3 and 4
4) 15 5 8 4 3 $ 6
90)
2) 6 and 3
3) 3 and 15
4) 6 and 4
If, > stands for

v stands for
x
< stands for
+
^ stands for
+ stands for =
Which of the following
alternatives has the correct
relation ?
D PX- - --W-
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-
- -
- - b- -
- ?
1) 6 + 2 < 4 ^ 8 > 3 V 4
2) 6 > 2 + 4 < 8 V 3 ^ 4
3) 6 ^ 2 > 4 V< 3 + 4
4) 6 < 2 V 4 > 8 ^ 3 + 4
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9. NUMBER MATRIX
TW (P)
(Questions 91-100)
Directions : In each of the questions the
Numbers given in each row follow some rule.
Select the correct number which is missing,
from amongst the four alternatives given
under each question and indicate.
91) 233 118 115
268 125 143
282 ?
116
92) 16
14
25
1)
266
2)
248
3)
224
4)
166
216 22
729 23
?
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251 ?
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1)
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2)
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3)
140
4)
130
4
5
4
7
8
6
3
7
60
94)
1)
512
18
2)
484
1) 60
3)
343
2) 70
4)
289
3) 78
4) 80
24
95) 18
41
45
1)
2)
3)
4)
96) 16
10
12
1)
2)
3)
4)
97) 50
111
335
1)
2)
3)
4)
27
60
40
98)
75
19
?
30
35
40
42
13 15
8 7
10
?
6
12
14
16
1 7
11 10
11
?
20
18
16
14
99)
9
6
48
11
5
50
1)
2)
3)
4)
100
102
104
106
2
3
7
13
45
?
1)
2)
3)
4)
85
84
74
65
n
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100) 9
6
7
1)
2)
3)
4)
50
53
?
14
8
?
3
6
5
5
8
6
47
49
51
56
25
10.FIGURE AND NUMBER RELATIONSHIP
BPW TW
(Questions 101-115)
Directions : In Questions given the numbers
in the figures are related. Identify the
relationship that exists among the numbers
in the figure from the given choices under
each.
(W 101-115)
aW : D PX W W
BP W T W J r
.

T W X P qr
W
Pv w W.
101)
256
39
2) 20
81
4
85
100
82
2) 91
3) 21 4) 22
103)
196
169
102)
1) 96
225
42
121
1) 19
n
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144
3) 80
4) 78
36 140 18
1) 1
2) 7
3) 11
4) 18
26
8
?
7
8 12 3 12
7 9 3 21
9 24 4 ?
8 10 5 ?
12
16
18
20
3 8 6 18
105)
1)
20
2)
16
3)
12
4)
10
n
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D g
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108)
5 7 23
40
47
51
61
106)
11
2 7 51
8 7 5 ?
1)
2)
3)
4)
8 2 24
1)
2)
3)
4)
107)
5 8 4 12
4 6 8 52
1)
123
2)
145
3)
171
4)
198
83 ?
104)
6 8 4 38
6 10 4 ?
1)
2)
3)
4)
24
34
46
48
27
109)
16
10
30
22
20
24
27
29
33
110)
5
2
27
3
1)
2)
3)
4)
87
96
105
120
18
3
1)
2)
3)
4)
35
40
n
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D g
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63
5
6
12
4
36
?
9
6
3
2
28
111)
30 15
25
25
1)
2)
3)
4)
45
35
15
112)
90
18
65
13
36
1)60, 85
2)
113)
3) 30, 75
20
24
11
13
7 144 100
? 196
169
n
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2) 52
3) 72
4)
117
2) 6
3) 8
4)
12
16
80
1)
4) 15, 75
12
115)
45, 65
1)
15
26
1) 36
114)
184
25
207
2)
210
3)
?
241
4)
29
21
425
11. VENN DIAGRAMS
"' bW
(Questions 116-130)
Directions : The Question given are based
on the diagrams given below. Each circle
represents one item irrespective of the size.
Match the figure with items in the questions
on the basis of their relationship. Identify the
correct answer.
(W 116-130)
aW : D W PW Pqr BPW
A.
A
W J A b.
W ZoPW BPW AWW
E
W.
n
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(B)
(A)
(G)
(F)
(E)
116) Arthropods, Insects, Bedbug
W,
1)
3)
(H)
118) Teachers, Fathers, Mothers
QoW, WO
A
D
E, ,
2) C
4) E
1)
2)
3)
4)
117) Vegetables, Beans, Apple
PW, P, |
1)
2) F
3) G
(D)
(C)
4) H
30
119) Players, Cricket, Tennis
125) Apples, Eatables, Fruits
B-o-W--, QP-p, p-
-W-, T----W-, |-W-
1)
2) B
1) A
2) B
3)
4) E
3) C
4) D
120) Actors, Dancers, Singers
126) Mass media, Television, News papers
o-, --W--, v-W--

1) A
2) B
- -, -- -,
- - P-
3) C
4) E
1) B
2) E
3) F
4) G
n
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121) Yellow, Roses, Dresses
127) Boys, Girls, Artists
-, W-, E-v--W-
1) A
2) B
3) E
4) F
122) Planets, Earth, Stars
W-W-, , P--W-
1) B
2) C
3) E
4) G
-P-, -Q--, P-P--
3) C
4) F
3) C
4) D
Ci- - - - W - , P W- - P - - - W - ,
-g-P--~-W-
1) B
2) C
3) E
4) G
129) Crocodile, Lion, Eagle
h-W-, ----, ---

2) B
2) B
128) Engineers, Industrialsts, Politicians
123) Citizens, Education, Men

1) A
1) A
-, ,
1) E
2) F
3) G
4) H
124) Doctors, Surgeons, women
130) Women, Mothers, Musicians
-, -b-Q--P-, ---
-, -, X--W--
1) A
2) C
3) E
4) F
1)
2) F
3)
4) H
31
12. Intersecting figures - I
d W
(W 116-130)
ZU : Png b ev
DPwU v C a
UAU jQ. F PVg UU
Gvg AiiAiUAz Dj.
(Questions 131 - 135)

Directions : Study the intersecting
geometrical figures and the group they
repesent. Then answer the questions given
below by indicating the correct choice.
1
5
11
n
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D g
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E
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J
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Represents Citizens of Bangalore
W WP b.
Represents Males
b.
Represents Educated
b.
Represents Unemployed
XW b
131) Uneducated unemployed male

citizens of Bangalore
134) Uneducated employed Male citizens

of Bangalore
W A W
g WP
A E W
WP
1) 9 2) 7
3) 8 4) 6
132) Educated employed female citizens
of Bangalore
1) 7
2)
4
3) 3
4)
1
135) Uneducated Unemployed Female
citizens
EW
A W
WP
1) 7 2) 4
3) 2
4) 5
133) Educated Unemployed Male
citizens of Bangalore
1) 9
3) 7
W W
WP
1) 3
2) 4
3) 6
4) 7
32
2) 8
4) 5
12. Intersecting figures - II
d W
Questions : (136-140)
Directions : The following intersecting
circles represent the people who know
English, Kannada, Hindi and Tamil. Answer
the given Questions by indicating through the
letter the group represents.
Kannada
(W 136- -- 140)
aW : D PW Pqr W CX,
Pv
, W
WW b. D PX WW
E, B WW b AW
P .
n
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D g
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B
English
Hindi
136)
Tamil
People who know English, Tamil

and Hindi
CX,
1)
2)
3)
4)
A
D
K
F
33
137)
People who know all the four

languages
R W
1)
2)
3)
4)
138)
L
J
K
M
People who know three languages

except Tamil.

W .
139)
1)
2)
3)
4)
n
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People who do not know English,

Kannada and Hindi
CX, Pv
C.
140)
1)
2)
3)
4)
People who know both Hindi and

Tamil.
Gv W
.
1)
2)
3)
4)
G
F
E
M
34
13.GEOMETRIC FIGURES
h BPW
(Questions 141-160)
(U 141- 160)
ZU : F PVg U
Png avz av ewAi
DPwAi ASAi PAq rz
Gvg Ugw.
Directions : In Question given identify the

number of geometrical figures in the
given diagrams and find the correct
answer for each question and indicate.
141)
Identify the number of Triangles

in the given figure.
143)
1)
3)
142)
8
10
How many Triangles are there in

the given figure?
n
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D PW Pqr BP Gr
gW ?
2)
4)
D PW Pqr BP Gr
gW ?
9
11
1)
3)
How many Triangles are there in

the given figure?
144)
21
19
2)
4)
20
18
How many triangles are there in

the given figure ?
D PW Pqr BP Gr
gW ?
-P-qr-- -B-P-- Gr -g-W-- ?
1)
3)
1)
3)
12
8
2)
4)
10
6
2
6
35
2)
4)
4
8
148) How many Squares are there in the

given figure?
145) How many tringler are there in the

given figure ?
Pqr BP Gr aPW ?
Pqr P Gr gW?
1)
3)
12
8
2)
4)
10
6
146) In the given figure how many

triangles are there ?
n
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D g
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Pqr BP Gr gW?
1)
32
2) 30
3)
28
4) 24
149) How many squares are there in the

given figure ?
147)
Pqr BP Gr aPW- -
- ?
1)
24
2)
26
3)
28
4)
30
How many Squares are there in the
given figure?
Pqr BP Gr aPW ?
1)
3)
6
10
2)
4)
8
11
1)
20
2)
19
3)
18
4)
17
36
150) How many squares are there in the

given figure ?
Pqr BP Gr aPW ?
153) How many rectangles are there in

the following figure ?
Pqr BP Gr B--W-- ?
1) 24
3) 18
1) 8
2) 9
3) 10
2)
4)
20
13
4) 12
154) How many parallelograms are there

in the given figure ?
151) How many Rectangles are there in

the given figure ?
Pqr BP Gr ---
a--g-W-- ?
n
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D g
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E
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Pqr BP Gr B W?
1) 6
1) 10
2) 9
3) 7
4) 5
152) How many rectangles are there in

the given figure ?
P qr BP G r B- - W-- ?
1) 10
2) 12
3) 13
4) 3
Pqr BP Gr ---
a--g-W-- ?
4
5
6
8
37
3) 4
155) How many parallelograms are there

in the given figure ?
1)
2)
3)
4)
4) 14
2) 5
156) How many Trapeziums are there in

the given figure?
159) How many semi - circles are there

in this figure ?
Pqr BP Gr gW ?
D BP Gr -A----W-- ?
1) 6 2) 5
3) 4
4) 3
157)How many Trapeziums are there in
the given figure?
2) 18
10
2)
12
3)
14
4)
16
160)How many circles are there in the

given figure ?
n
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D g
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J
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Pqr BP Gr gW ?
1) 20
1)
Pqr-- BP--- Gr -W--
3) 16 4) 14
158) How many Semicircles are there in

the given figure?
Pqr BP Gr A W ?
1)
24 2) 20
3) 18
1) 16
2) 14
3) 12
4) 10
4) 16
38
14. THOUGHT QUESTIONS :

Directions : Read the following questions
carefully and find the correct answer to each
question.
(W 161&185-)
aW : D PW Pqr W W or
K, W
E

Pv w.
161) If Independence Day in 2009 is on a
161) 2009
, A g
15 S X
?
1) 2)
3) P
4)
saturday, 15th of June on the same

year falls on which day?
1)
3)
Sunday
Friday
2)
4)
n
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D g
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Monday
Saturday
162) If Ist January 2008 was Tuesday,

which day was on 31st December
2008?
1)
Monday
2)
3)
Wednesday
4)
162) 2008 C, g 1 S,
W X 31 S
w 2008, X
?
1) 2) W
3)
4) W
Tuesday
Thursday
163) Mohan was born on August 22.

Arvind is younger than Mohan by
10 days. This year independence day
falls on Tuesday. On which day
163) -- BW-r 22 qr---.

A- - A - - X 10 - W -
bPR--. B - --a--O
W-
- -
- C- , A
- - or- -- ?
1) W 2)
3) W
4) P--
Arvind's birthday fall ?

1)
Tuesday
2) Wednesday
3)
Thursday
4) Friday
164) The present age of Rama is 12 years.

Now his mother is three times of
Rama's age. After 8 years what will
be the age of Rama's mother ?
1) 48
2)
44
3)
36
4)
164) - DX- - 12 -W-. A- - - - DX- - --r-X---. 8 -W- -

- - - Gr-W-- ?
1) 48
3) 36
20
39
2)
4)
44
20
165) Roy is 11 years old and his uncle is

59 years old. How many years ago
Roy's uncle was 7 times as old as
Roy ?
165) - 11 -W-
A- bPR- 59 -W-. Gr
W- - , bP
-R - - ,
A-- -- 7 r C ?
1) 8 -W-
2) 6 -W-
3) 5 -W-
4) 3 -W-
1) 8 yrs
2) 6 yrs
3) 5 yrs
4) 3 yrs
166) The age of Rakesh's father is 6 times
that of Rakesh. His grandfather's
age is 2 1 times that of the age of
2
Rakesh's father. If Rakesh is 5 years
old now. What is the age of his
166) P-- -- - P---X

6 r C. A- - -, X 2 1 -r BX-. DW P--
2
- 5 -W---, A- -
- Gr-X- ?
1) 60 -W-
2) 65 -W-
3) 70 -W-
4) 75 -W-
n
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grandfather ?
1) 60 yrs
2) 65 yrs
3) 70 yrs
4) 75 yrs
P, Q, R, S, T
G 5 g . J
b P.
Five friends P, Q, R, S, T are sitting on a

bench in the following order :
I)
II)
III)
IV)
V)
1)
P is sitting next to Q and R is not next

to S
S is not sitting with T, T is on the
extreme left
R is on the second position from the
right
P is sitting on the right to Q. Q is on
the right to T.
P and R are sitting together.
2) R
3) P
P.
PR
2)
3)
R Gv 2 .
4)
P Q
5)
P RW
167)
167) Who is sitting exactly in the

middle?
1) Q
P Q PR
T h W P .
Gv P.
WPR C.
WPR P.
Q T
PR P.
2) R
40
P ?
1) Q
4) T
3) P
4) T
168) Who is sitting second position from

left?
1) S
2) R
3) P
168) Gv Gv
P ?
4) Q
1) S
169) Who is sitting on the extreme

right?
1) T
2) S
3) R
4) Q
1) T
170)
2) L, M, Z,T, Q
4) T, Q, L, M, Z
3) R
171)
2) L, M, Z,T, Q
4) T, Q, L, M, Z
A, B, C, D, E F G ---W-
J v -i
- - P-
- - . D
C F W v- P---. A C
G--X--. C E APR--PR---. W--
P-X---W-- - ?
1) B D W G---X--.
2) E B W A-PR--PR---.
3) E C G--X--.
4) F, B A ----.
172)
5 -P- J Ko- ----.

A-P- ---X Ko--- --,
--- P---X --. A-P-
hX Ko-- --, -P--- A---P
-- v- Kw--. AW G-X Ko-- C- ?
ran faster than Prakash. Alok ran behind

John, Kaber ran between Alok and Suresh.
Who was faster than all ?
2)
4)
4) Q
L.M.Q.T.Z G 5 --W- J
1) T, M, Z, L, Q
3) M, Z, T, Q, L
5 boys participated in a running
Kabir
Prakash
2) S
n
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face. Alok ran faster than Suresh, Suresh
1)
3)
4) Q
-- P---. T Z -PR P---.

M G--- Z Gv--W-PR B- L ---WPR P----, T Q Gv--W-PR P---. BW D 5 ---W- P--
P----.
171) A, B, C, D, E and F are boys sitting

in a round table. D is between C and F. A
is sitting opposite C. C and E are not
neibhours. Which one of the following is
true ?
1) B is opposite to D.
2) E and B are neighbours.
3) E is opposite to C.
4) F is between B and A.
172)
3) P
169)
P?
170) Five students L.M.Q.T.Z are sitting

in a row. T is on the right side of Z; M is
on the left of Z but on the right of L, T is
on the left of Q. In which orer all the five
students are sitting ?
1) T, M, Z, L, Q
3) M, Z, T, Q, L
2) R
Alok
John
1)
3)
P-
P-
2)
4)
41
A-
-P
h
- -
173)
What is the total number of
students present in a row, when Namitha
stands nineth from both ends ?
1)
19
2)
18
3)
17
4)
16
173) -
- - - Gv
-
-W- 9--X--, B ------ Jor ----
T Gr ?
174) Sunil walked 6 kms towardsthe

east. Then turned to his right and walked
10kms. Again he turned to his right and
walked 6 Kms. Finally he turned to his
left and walked 14 kms. How for is he from
the starting point and in which direction?
1)
25 kms - South
2)
24 kms - South
3)
24 kms - North
4)
20 kms - North
2)
4)
2)
18
3)
17
4)
16
n
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1)
3)
176) In a village, 180 houses have T.V.

and 120 houses have Radio. 80 houses have
both. 125 houses have neither T.V. nor
Radio. Totally how many houses are there
in the village ?
505
345
19
174) -- 6 Q.- - QR-W v--. - -PR -X 10 Q. v---.

A @ -PR -X 6 Q. v---.
A---X A-- Gv-PR -X 14 Q. v- A- DW -o - Gr W
-QR---- ?
1)
25 Q. & Q-|
2)
24 Q. & Q-|
3)
24 Q. & E-
4)
20 Q. & E-
175) A |PR GX .
A PR X 20 v.
A @ PR X A 10
W. B, A PR X 60
a. DW A o
QR ?
175)Anil was facing South, he turns right

and walks 20m. Then he turns to right
again and walks 10m. Afterwards he again
turns to right and walks 60m. In which
direction he is from the starting point?
1) North
2) North west
3) North East
4) East
1)
3)
1)
E
D
2)
4)
176)J -- 180 -W-- q..

120 -W-- w- C--. 80 -W--
G-v C--. 125 -W-- q.. A-
w- - C---. BW B - Jor -W-- ?
425
325
1)
505
2)
425
3)
345
4)
325
42
177) In a class of 80 students, 40 are

learning Hindi, 35 are learning English
and 15 are learning both. Remaining
students are learning Kannada. How many
are learning neither English nor Hindi ?
1)
2)
10
3)
15
4)
20
177) J W 80 W.
A 40 W , 35
W CX W 15
W Gv W P.
E W Pv P. BW
CX A Gv W
P W T Gr ?
1)
2)
10
3)
15
4)
20
a--W- : 178 179 -W- PPv ~-- -B----. -r-- -W-- -- T-W-- Pv w--.
Directions : Questions 178 and 179 are

based on the sequence of numbers given
below. Find the numbers which satisfies the
specific conditions.
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178) How many times 8 comes after 2 ?
178) Gr 2 - 8 -- ?
1) 1
2)
1)
2)
3) 3
4)
3)
4)
179)How many times the number 8

preceded by 2 and followed by 3 ?
179) G r - 8 - 3 W 8
2 -- ?
1) 1
2)
1)
2)
3) 3
4)
3)
4)
180) If the English Alphabets are

arranged in the reverse order as
given below, which will to the 6th
letter to the left of the ninth letter
counting from our right ?
180) J CX- |--- A-P-W-- --P--X P-Pv --,- -Wv- 9 AP-- Gv-PR C- 6
AP- - ?
ZYXWVUTS R Q PO N M LK J I H GFE D C BA
1) Q
3) O
2)
4)
1)
3)
Q
O
43
2)
4)
P
N
181)
182)
If the position of the letters in the

word ADMINISTRATIVE are
interchanged as 1st with 2nd, 3rd
with 4th and so on, which will be
mid - point between the 3rd letter
from right and 4th from the left of
the new word.
1)
I
2)
N
3)
T
4)
S
181)
My weight is equal to 15 kgs more

than 3/4 of my weight. What is my
weight?
182)
1)
3)
183)
60 Kgs
20 Kgs
184)
185)
G - AP-
W-- 1 2, 3 4 W A--
- w--W -W-v- 3- -A-P-
W Gv-W-v- 4 AP--W- -
AP- -?
1) I
3) T
2)
4)
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
J
U
.
r A
2)
4)
30 Kgs
15Kgs
N
S
P- P- 3/4 W-PR 15 P.i.- ---r C P--r ?
1) 60 P.i.
3) 20 P.i.
A train starts from Bangalore at

8.15 pm and reached Gulbarga at
10.30am of next day, what is the
duration of the journey.?
1) 10.45 hrs
3) 13.15 hrs
ADMINISTRATIVE
2) 30 P.-i.
4) 15 P.i.
183) J -
- W-
- - 8.15 ZpW -o W--W-- -- -WY
10.3&Z- p - W - - - , - | -
- Gr-W-- ?
2) 11.30 hrs
4) 14.15 hrs
1) 10.45 Z
2) 11.30 Z
3) 13.15 Z
4) 14.15 Z
184) Gv TW 20 AW
Sum of two numbers is 20 and

their difference is 1/10 of their
sum. Then find the smaller number.

1/10 rX
. BW,
B TW bPR Pv w.
1) 6
2) 7
1) 6
2)
3) 8
4) 9
3) 8
4)
In a birthday party each child gets

two gifts. If 50 gifts were bought
185) J or
WW Gv Ev WW
PR. Jor 50 EvW W
, Gv PR CW,
or PR PR T Gr ?
and two children were absent, how

many were present ?
1)
25
2) 24
3)
23
4) 22
1)
25
2) 24
3)
23
4) 22
44
15. LETTER SERIES
AW ~W
(W 186-&195)
aW : D PX W A ~
B. P
A W PO X . D PO X
AW C C P P
PW Pqr R W Q
JX Pqr. W

B, E
Pv w.
(Questions 186-195)
Directions : The given questions are based

on letter series. In each Questions some
letters are missing. The missing letters are
given in the proper sequence in the choices
given under each Question. Find the correct
sequential alternative in respect of each
questions.
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
J
U
.
r A
191) ab - babc - ab - b - bcb - b
186) a- b d d - ca acb - d b c 1) b d c a
2) c b d a
3) b c a b
4) c a b d
1) a b c c a
3) c b c a a
192) e e - g - e - f g g - e f - g
187) a - b b - c c c - a - b
1) b a a d
2) a a b d
3) a b d a
4) c b d a
188) x y - - x y y - x y - x
1) x y y y
2) x y x x
3) y x x y
4) x y y x
1) f g e g e
3) g e e g f
194) Z L X J V H T F - 1) R, E
3) R, D
2) q p m n r
4) q p n s m
190) p - r q - s r - p - - q
1) s p s r q
3) q r p s r
2) f g e e g
4) g e e f g
193) a b - c b c c - - a a b - b b c
1) b a c a
2) a a b a
3) c a c b
4) b b c b
189) - - r s m - o - p q - s
1) p q n p r
3) p q n m s
2) c c b a b
4) c b b a c
2) S, E
4) S, D
195) N S M - O Q P - Q O R - S N
2) s p q s r
4) q r p q r
1) R Q M
3) P Q O
45
2) R P M
4) P R O
16. ODD ONE LETTERS
X AW W :
(Questions 196-200)
(W 196 &- 200)

a W :
D P X
W

AW R WW.
CW Q WW J
X, J
X. D

W Pv w W.
Directions : In the questions given there

are four groups of letters. Three of these
are alike in some way, while one of them is
different. Find the one which is different
and indicate the correct answer.
196)
199)
1) C R Y
2)
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
J
U
.
r A
1)
I VY
AN B O
2) C P D Q
3) T R Y
4) S T Y
197)
3)
J T K V
4)
E R F S
200)
1) A E B D
2) E I F H
3) B F C E
1) C V E T
2) A Z D W
3) M N J Q
4) D F C G
4) B Y G T
198)
1) A R O U N D
2) E R A S E R
3) P L A U T E
4) O P T I O N
46
17. LETTER - ANALOGY
AW
W : (201&210)
aW : D PX W

J
P b (?)
b T hW. B
PW
Pqr R W Q J
B
: : b
GvPR A PR W
v v
.
W
E
Pv w W.
Directions : In the questions given there is

a question mark (?) in a blank space. Under
each question one of the four alternatives
given satisfies the relationship between the
two terms to the left or to the right of the
sign : : given in the question. Find the correct
answer for each question.
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
J
U
.
r A
206)A C E G : Z X V T : : ? : Y W U S
201) B E J : D I P : : K N R : ?
1) M Q W
2) N Q V
3) M R X
4) L P U
202)
DGM:QTZ::BIL:?
1) Y R O
2) O Y V
3) O V Y
4) O R Y
1) D B H F
2) E D H I
3) B D F H
4) F D B H
207)G O L D E N : L O G N E D ::
SILVER:?
1) R E V S I L
2) L I S R E V
3) V E R L I S
203)
2 C D : 5 FG :: ? : 11 LM
1) 7 I J
2) 8 J K
3) 7 H I
4) 8 I J
204)
4) L I S R V E
208)D B A C : L J I K :: H FEG : ?
1) P N M O
2) M N O P
3) T R S Q
Y B V E : ? :: U F R I : S H P K
4) X Y U W
209)A C E G : D F H J :: K M O Q : ?
1) C X H R
2) X C R H
1) K M N P
2) M N P R
3) D W G T
4) W D T G
3) T Q S T
4) N P R T
205)
210)C F I L : O R U X :: G E H M : ?
B H N T : A G M S :: E K Q W : ?
1) E J P V
2) D P V J
1) U T S N
2) N S V T
3) D J P V
4) F J P V
3) S T N U
4) T N U S
47
18. LETTER CODING A
AW PP & G
(W 211---215)
aW : D PX W J

PP X.
J
PvX
A A PP W
G R BRW P
. D BRW
E
Pv
w.
(Questions 211-215)
Directions : In the questions given a word is

written according to some code. In each
question a word is given and how this can be
written in the same code is indicated by four
choices. Select the correct answer.
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
J
U
.
r A
211) LION P
P Q M R P
G , A P P
DEER W .
211) If LION can be written as Q M R P,

then DEER should be written as :
1)
IIHT
2)
HIIT
3)
THHI
4)
ITTH
1)
IIHT
2)
HIIT
3)
THHI
4)
ITTH
212)
212) If SCIENCE can be written as
SCIENCE
J P P
T A J C O A F G
A
P P PHYSICS W
.
T A J C O A F then PHYSICS should

be written as :
1)
U F Z Q TAJ
2)
O F Z QAT J
3)
4)
1)
U F Z Q TAJ
2)
O F Z QAT J
Q F Z Q JAT
3)
Q F Z Q JAT
O F Z QA JT
4)
O F Z QA J T
48
213)
213) If SCIENCE can be written as

19 3 9 5 14 3 5, then HISTORY can
be written as :
1)
2)
3)
4)
214)
SCIENCE J P P
19 3 9 5 14 3 5 G

A P P HISTORY
7 8 15 16 12 19 24
8 9 19 20 15 18 25
6 7 17 18 14 20 23
5 6 14 15 19 21 26
1)
2)
3)
4)
214)
If DELHI is coded as CCIDD, Then

BOMBAY can be coded as.
7 8 15 16 12 19 24
8 9 19 20 15 18 25
6 7 17 18 14 20 23
5 6 14 15 19 21 26
DELHI J P-- P-
CCIDD G
-
- - , A P-
-
P- BOMBAY W --
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
J
U
.
r A
-
- .
1) A J M T V T
2) A M J X V S
3) M J X V S U
4) W X Y Z A X
215)
1) A J M T V T
2) A M J X V S
3) M J X V S U
4) W X Y Z A X
- J P-
- P-
215) PLAYER
ROEDKY - G - - , A
P-
- P- HOCKEY
If PLAYER can be written as

ROEDKY then HOCKEY should be
written as :
W
- -
-
- .
1) K P R G F D
2) J R G P K F
3) I P J K F G
4) K J F G P F
1)
KPRGFD
2)
JRGPKF
3)
IP J K FG
4)
KJFGPF
49
18. LETTER CODING B

AW PP & :
Questions 216 - 220)
(W 216 & 220)

aW : ELECTRONICS G PR
12134567839 T PW Pqr.

J A A
A T W Pqr.
W
R W C.
K
E
Pv w W.
Directions : ELECTRONICS is coded is

12134567839. Under each question
a word or a group of letters or
numbers are given. These are
followed by four alternatives. Read
the questions carefully and find the
correct answer from among the
choices given.
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
J
U
.
r A
218) If IDEAL is coded as 9 8 7 6 5 and

NATURE is coded as 4 6 3 2 1 7, with
same codes RADIATE can be written
as :
216) What is the code for ORIENT?

ORIENT C
1)
2)
3)
4)
P ?
741856
658174
983214
234567
IDEAL J P P
98765

NATURE
4 6 3 2 1 7 G
, A P
W P RADIATE W
217) Which word stands for the code

913465?
.
a)
D P X , 9 1 3 4 6 5
P--- b---.
1)
2)
3)
COSINE
IONICS
SECTOR
4)
ORIENT
1)
2)
3)
4)
2378369
1689637
3467489
1234257
b) What is the word for code

574871
574871 P--W- W---

AP--W-- b---.
1)
2)
3)
4)
TENDER
D EALE R
LENDER
LEAD E R
50
219) The following codes stands for

particular letters.
D P-X-- P--W- W---

AP--W-- b---.
M P S E T N L R
Using the above coding decode the

following
D -P--W-- E--X- P-X--

-W-- E--.
1)
2)
3)
4)
PEST
NESP
SENT
PENS
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
J
U
.
r A
220) L I S T can be coded as L I S T

F jwAiiV APwz.
1)
2)
3)
4)
51
19. CODING AND DECODING
Questions (221-230)
Directions : According to a code language
the words in capital letters in column I are
rewritten in small letters in column II. The
codes in column II do not appear in the same
order as the letters in the word in column I,
the codes for each are jumbled within find
the code for each word from among the
choices given under each word.
A
Column I
Column II
& I
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
J
U
.
r A
223) 'A' could be coded as

'A' P
1)
h
2)
v
3)
t
4)
f
& II
hfv
s ow
vdl
otf
hfsl
A IM
LET
SIN
C AT
NAM E
221) 'E' could be coded as

'E' P
1)
2)
3)
4)
(W 221&230)
aW : D PX W
W J
PP W AW|X X.
I PW
W vx AW
W
II PW
bPR AW
PvX.
B II PW I
AWW AW|X A X.

P R PP
Pqr R W
BR
w.
224) 'N' could be coded as

'N' P
1)
w
2)
l
3)
h
4)
t
h
w
f
s
225) 'L' could be coded as
222) 'M' could be coded as

'M'
1)
2)
3)
4)
f
h
v
s
'L'
1)
2)
3)
4)
s
o
w
v
52
B
Column I
Column II
& I
& II
PAT
foq
YES
sdp
TRY
pox
S PRY
dxhq
226) P A S T
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
J
U
.
r A
227) T R A P
1)
f q do
1)
oxqf
2)
3)
4)
qfod
qfdo
dfqo
2)
3)
4)
oxfq
fxoq
fqxo
228) S T E P
1)
2)
3)
4)
229)S P R A Y
dsoq
dqso
qsdo
dosq
1)
2)
3)
4)
pxqdf
xqfpx
dqxfp
f pdxq
230) R A T E
1) x f o s
2) f x s o
3) s o x f
4) o s f x
53
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
Gvg

Gvg
U

HINT / RULE - Ai
1. Number Series : AS tU

Directions : The order of numbers increasing or decreasing to be observed
(Q 1 to 13)
ZU : ASU Z Cx PrAiiU jwAi U.
( 1 jAz 13)
1)
2)
(3)
(3)
7,
(7+6),
7,
13,
21,
31
43,
(3+3),
(6+6),
(12+9),
(21+12),
6,
12,
21,
33,
3,
3,
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
(4)
(4)
(2)
(4)
(1)
(13+8), (21+10),
(31+12), (43+14)
n
.
g
D
.
E
g
.
J
.
U
A
r
18,
(18+5),
18,
23 ,
7,
(7+11),
7,
18,
(23+8), (31+11),
31,
42,
57
(33+15), (48+18)
48,
(42+14), (56+17)
56,
73
(18+22), (40+33), (73+44), (117+55)

40,
73,
11,
(11+2),
11,
13,
17,
19,
3,
(3+2),
(5+4),
(9+8),
3,
5,
9,
17,
6,
(6+3),
6,
9,
(13+4), (17+2),
117
172
(19+4),
(23+2)
23
25
(17+16), (33+32),
33,
65
(9+9), (18+27), (45+81), (126+243)

18,
45,
126,
54
369
66
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
8)
9)
10)
11)
12)
13)
KEY
Gvg

(4)
(2)
(1)
(3)
(2)
(2)
HINT / RULE - Ai
141,
(141-8),
141,
133,
111, (111-35),
111,
76,
88,
(88-3),
88,
85,
(2)
152, (152-3),
(4)
125,
117,
(76-28), (48-21),
48,
27,
(85-7), (78-11),
(117-8),
(109-8)
109,
101
(27-14),
(13-7)
13,
(67-15),
(52-19)
78,
67,
52,
33
(149-6), (143-12), (131- 24) (107- 48)
152,
149,
143,
131,
107,
6,
(6+02),
(6+12),
(7+22),
(11+32),
6,
6,
7,
11,
20
36,
(40+52),
(65+62)
65,
101
11
(11+22),
11,
15,
(23-1),
7,
15)
(133-8), (125-8),
n
.
g
D
.
E
g
.
J
.
U
A
r
Rule : (n3 - 1)
14)
Gvg
U

(15+33), (24+42),
24,
40
59
(20+42) (36+52)
n = 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
(23-1)
(43-1),
(53-1),
(63-1)
26,
63,
124,
215
Rule : (n3 +4)
n = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
(13+4)(23+4)
(33+4)
(43+4)
(53+4)
(63+4)
31,
68,
129
220
5,
12,
55
61
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
16)
17)
18)
19)
KEY
Gvg

(2)
(3)
(3)
(4)
HINT / RULE - Ai
Rule : (n3 + n)
n = 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
23 +2,
33+3,
43+4,
53+5,
63+6,
73+7
10,
30,
68,
130,
222,
350
3, (3 x 2+1),
(2)
(7 x 2+3), (17 x 2 +5), (39 x 2 +7),

17,
39,
(85 x 2 +9)
3,
7,
1,
1 x 1,
1 x 2,
2 x 3,
6 x 4,
24 x 5
1,
1,
2,
6,
24,
120
85,
179
n
.
g
D
.
E
g
.
J
.
U
A
r
15, (15 x 2 -1 ),
15,
20)
Gvg
U

(29 x 2 - 2),
(56 x 2 - 3),
(109 x 2 - 4)
56,
109,
214
29,
1,
(3 x 1 +1),
1,
4,
(3 x 4 +3), (3 x 15 +5), (3 x 50 +7), (3 x 157 +9)

50
15,
157,
480
Rule :
21)
(4)
(a) nr 2n
1,
2 x 1,
2 x 2,
2 x 4,
2 x 8,
2 x 16
16
32
(b)dr 2p+1 3, (2x3+1), (2 x 7 +1),(2 x 15 +1),(2 x 31+1)(2 x 63 +1)

3,
7,
15,
31,
63,
56
127
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
Gvg

Gvg
U

HINT / RULE - Ai
Rule : Alternate Series (Qn - 22 -23)

2
22)
(2)
8,
108,
24,
36,
72,
8x3
24 x 3
72 x 3
108,
24
72
216
108,
n
.
g
D
.
E
g
.
J
.
U
A
r
12,
216
108 / 3,
36 / 3
36,
12
23)
(4)
6,
7,
7,
10,
9,
?,
12,
16
6,
6,
6+1, 7+2, 9+3 , 12 + 4,

7,
9,
16
12,
7,
7+3, 10+3,
7,
10,
13+3
13
16
24)
(3)
29,
33,
31,
35,
33,
37,
29, (29+2), (31+2), (33+2) ,

29,
31,
33,
35,
33,
33
(33+2) (35+2)
35
37
?,
8,
25)
(4)
2,
2,
3,
4,
2
2, (2+1),
(3+2),
5,
(5+3)
16
; 2,
(2+2), (4+4),
57
(8+8)
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
Gvg

Gvg
U

HINT / RULE - Ai
2. Wrong Number in the Series :
T ~ T
Directions : The order of numbers increasing or decreasing to be
observed (Q 27 to 31)
ZU : ASU Z Cx PrAiiU jwAi U.
( 27 jAz 31)
Rule : n2
26)
(4)
12, 32,
1,9,
27)
28)
29)
(4)
(3)
(1)
5 2,
31)
(3)
(4)
72,
92,
112
n
.
g
D
.
E
g
.
J
.
U
A
r
25 (27), 49,
17 (17+12)
81,
121
(29+10)
(39+8)
(47+6)
(53+4)
39,
47,
53,
57[58]
17,
29,
(1+2)
(3+4)
(7+8)
1,
3,
7,
15,
53, (54 -7) (47 - 7) (40 - 7)

54(53), 47,
30)
n = 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
(15+16) (31+32)
31(30),
63
( 33 - 7 ) (26 - 7)
40,
33,
26,
19
1,
(1+0)
(1+1)
(2+2)
(4+3)
(7+4)
1,
1,
2,
4,
7 (8),
11
(26 - 4)
(22 -2 )
22,
20(18)
50 (50 - 16) (34 - 8)

50,
34,
26,
58
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
Gvg

HINT / RULE - Ai
Rule : (n2- 1)
32)
(4)
n = 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
(12 -1), (32 - 1), (52 - 1),

0,
8,
(3)
10,
(4)
29 (27),
3, (3 x 3 +1), (3 x 10 +1),
10,
2,
31,
3,
38)
(4)
(4)
(3 x 31 + 1), ( 3 x 94 +1)
283
(2 x 5-1),
(2 x 9 -1), (2 x 17-1)
9 (8),
17,
33
n = 3, 7, 13, 27, 53
3, (2 x 3+1), (2 x 7-1),(2 x 13-1), (2 x 27 -1), (2 x 53-1)

3,
37)
218
n = 2, 3, 5, 9, 17
5,
Rule : (2n + 1)
(3)
127,
94(93),
(2 x 2-1), (2 x 3-1),
2,
36)
66,
(63+2)
n = 3, 10, 31,94
Rule : (2n - 1)
(4)
(43+2), (53+2),
n
.
g
D
.
E
g
.
J
.
U
A
r
3,
35)
80 (64)
n = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Rule : (3n+1)
34)
48,
(13+2), (23+2), (33+2),

3,
(72 - 1), (92 - 1),
24,
Rule : (n3+2)
33)
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7,
13,
(22 +1), (32 - 3),
27,
(42 +5),
53 (55),
107
(52 - 7), (62 + 9), (72 - 11), (82 + 13)
5,
6,
21,
18,
45,
480
480
2
240
3
80
4
20
5
480,
240,
80,
20,
4 (10)
38,
59
77 (78)
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
Gvg

HINT / RULE - Ai
2
39)
Gvg
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(1)
2,
4,
7,
Alternate Series
14,
17,
34,
37,
64
4,
2
(4+10)
(14+20)
(34+40)]
14
34
74(64)
4,
6,
1
2,
(2+5)
2,
7,
(7+10) (17+20)
17,
37
2
40)
(4)
2,
2,
2,
(2+1)
1
(3+1)
(4+1)
2,
2+2
4+2
6+2
8(7)
3,
4,
5,
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3. ODD ONE - NUMBERS
Rule : (n3 - 3)
41
(4)
n3 -3;
n = 7, 6, 5, 4
(73 -3), (63 -3),

340,
42)
(4)
(53 -3),
(43 -3),
122,
63 [62]
213,
Sum of digits = (square)
(1+2+1), (1+9+6),
4
Rule : (n2 + 5)
43)
(2)
n2 + 5 :
(2)
(2+5+6)
13
16
n = 7, 8, 13, 17
(72+ 5), (82+ 5), (132+ 5), (172+ 5),

54
44)
(2+1+6),
Sum of digits = 9
69(64)
174
294
(1+4+4), (1+9+6), (2+2+5), (3+2+4)

9
16
60
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
45)
KEY
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(1)
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HINT / RULE - Ai
71 is the only prime number
71 iv Csd ASAiiVz
46)
(4)
Sum of the digits of all the numbers is = 15 except for 368
368g gv J ASU
CAQU v = 15
4. ODD ONE - PAIRS
X hw TW
47)
(3)
n
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Pairs of numbers in 1, 2, 4 are prime numbers pairs, 3 is the only

composite number pair -
1,2,4gg
AS erU Csd ASU
, 3 gg

ASU
sd ASU

48)
(3)
Rule : n, (2n+2)
- (5 x 2 +1), 12 ; (8 x 2 +2), 18; (12x2+2) , 26; (10 x 2+5), 25
Rule : (n, (n2 x 2))
4, 42 x 2; 6, 62 x 3 ; 8, 82 x 2, 10, 10 2 x 2
49)
(2)
50)
(2)
51)
(1)
4+4+1 12;
52)
(4)
1+2+1 = 4
56
7
= 48
6
2+2+5 = 9
= 32 = 8; 81 = 9
4
9
2+5+6 = 13,
4 = 2; 1+4+4 = 9
4+8+4 + 16 ,
9;
1+6+9 =16
9 5
61
2+8+9 = 19,
16 = 4
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
Gvg

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HINT / RULE - Ai
Rule : n, (n3+3)
53)
(4)
1, (13+3) ;
2, (23+3) ; 4, (43+3) ;
5, (53- 3)
Rule : (n2 , n3)

54)
(4)
22,
23 ;
32, 33 ; 52, 53;
72,63
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Rule : (n2 +n, n3 + n)

55)
(4)
22+2,
6,
23+2;
10;
32+3,
12;
33+3;
27;
42+4, 43+4;
20,
68;
62+6 , 63
42,
216
Rule : (n2 -n, n3 - n)

56)
(3)
62 - 6, 63 - 6 ; 72 - 7, 73 - 7;
30, 210
42,
332;
52 - 5,
53 + 5;
20,
130;
32 - 3,
6,
5. ANALOGY : NUMBER
- : - TW
Rule : (n2 +n) : (n + 1)3 +(n+1)
57)
58)
(4)
(2)
12
:
2
3 +3, :
68
43+4
::
::
Rule :
(n3 -n)
23 - 2 :
33 - 3
: :
30
5 +5
2
222
63+6
:
:
(n + 1)3 - (n+1)
4 3- 4
53 - 5
62
33 - 3
24
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
Gvg

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HINT / RULE - Ai
Rule : (n3 +3) : (n + 1)3 + 3

59)
(3)
23+3,
33+3 : :
43+3
53 + 3
Rule : (n : 5n)
60)
61)
(4)
(1)
75
375
1:5 : :
: :
144 :
Rule :
62)
63)
(2)
(3)
(2)
: 225
12 : 21 : :
169
961
13 : 31
n : (2n)2
7 : 196
7 : (2 X 7)2 :: 8 : (8 x 2)2
Rule : n :
( 2n + 1)
20 :
225 = 45
5
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441
20 : 16
8 : 256
20 + 1 : : ( 102) : 102 + 1 =
5
2
11
Rule : n :
64)
45
102 : 52
( 2n )2
( 20)2 ::
5
30 :
(305)2
Rule : n : (3n - 1)
65)
(3)
12 : 35
12 : (12 x 3 -1) :: 16 : (16 x 3 - 1)
16 : 47
Rule : n : n / n2 -1
66)
(3)
7 : 9
48 80
7
7 -1
2
9
9 -1
2
:: 10
2
10 -1
100
1002 -1
63
10
99
100
999
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
Gvg

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HINT / RULE - Ai
6. Matching the Rules with given set of Numbers
(Png ASU UAU Ai Cr

z)
A . Rule - I
67)
(1)
(n3-2n)
(23 - 2 x 2),(33- 2 x 3), (43- 2 x 4), (53- 2 x 5 )
A . Rule - IV
68)
(4)
n
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(n3-n2)
(23- 22), (33- 32), (43- 42),
(53- 52)
A . Rule - III
69)
(3)
A . Rule - IV
70)
(2)
[n2-2n)
[82 -2 x 8],
[92 -2 x9],
[102 -2 x10], [112 -2 x 11],
A . Rule - V
71)
(4)
(2n)2
(2x1)2,
(2x2)2,
(2x3)2,
(23+2),
(43+2),
(53+2)
(42+43),
(52+53),
(62+63)
B . Rule - IV
72)
(4)
(n3+2)
B . Rule - II
73)
(2)
(n2+n3)
64
(2x4)2
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
Gvg

Gvg
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HINT / RULE - Ai
B . Rule - I
74)
(1)
(n2+n)
(42+4),
(62+6),
(92+9)
B . Rule - II
75)
(2)
(n2- n)
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B . Rule 76)
(3)
(22- 2), (32 -3), (42 - 4)
(n3+n)
III
(33+3), (43+4), (53+5)
7. SIMILARITY OF SETS
(AS UAU i v)
Rule - (n2 -1)
(42- 1), (52 -1), (62 - 1)
77)
(4)
78)
(3)
Sum of the digits = 20 : 9+8+2+1 = 20, 8+3+2+7= 20, 5+4+6+5 = 20
79)
(2)
Sum of the digits = perfect square

[1+2+1] = 22, [2+3+4] = 32,[2+6+8] = 42
80)
(4)
Consecutive Prime Numbers
65
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
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HINT / RULE - Ai
E-
8. Numbers : Signs and Symbols
T-W- : b-W- P--W-

81
(3)
10 - 6 x 8 = 32
82
(4)
15 3 x 5 = 8 + 17
83
(2)
36 4 - 5 + 6 = 10
84
(2)
(8 x 6) 12 = 4
85
(3)
48 8 + 4 =36 -----> 48 8 x 6 = 36 (change 4 to 6), (change + to x)
86
(4)
(24 6) x 4 - 2 + 6 = 20 ; 4 x 4 - 2 + 6 = 20 (Interchange & -)
87
(1)
(10 + 6) x 4 + 2 - 42 = 12 (Interchange 6 & 2)
n
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-----> (10 +2) x 4 + 6 - 42 = 12

------> 12 x 4 + 6 - 42 = 12
48 + 6 - 42 = 12
88
(1)
24 4 + 6 = 15-3 ; 6 + 6 = 12 (Interchange 3 & 4)
89
(3)
15 5 $ 8 4 3 6
15 +5 - 8 4 = 3 x 6
20 - 2 = 18
90
(4)
6 < 2 V 4 > 8 ^3 + 4
6+2x48-3=4
6 + 2 x 1/2 - 3= 4
6+1-3=4
66
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
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HINT / RULE - Ai
E-
9. Numbers : Matrix
T---W- (- -P-)
91.
(4)
(233 - 115) = 118 ; (268 - 143) = 125 ; (282 - 116) = 166
92.
(1)
(16 +
93.
(2)
(228 + 132) = 120; (247 + 203) = 150; (251 + 229) = 160
94.
(1)
(5 +4) x 2 = 18 ; (7+8) x 4 = 60 ; (7 +3) x 6 =60
95.
(2)
(18 +27 +75) = (41 +60 +19) = (45 +40 + 35) =120
96.
(4)
(16 - 10) x 2 = 12 ; (13 - 8) x 2= 10 ; (15 -7) x 2 = 16
97.
(2)
(50-1) = 49 ---->
(3)
n
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3
49 = 7
(111 11) = 100
98.
216 = 22 ; 14 + 3 729 = 23 ; 25 + 3 512 = 33
; (335 - 11) = 324 ----->

100 = 10
col. 1 ----> 9 x 6 = 54 - 6 = 48 ; col.2 -----> 11 x 5 = 50 - 5 = 50

col.3 -----> 14 x8 = 112 -8 = 104
99.
(3)
324 = 18
22 + 32 = 13 ; 32 + 62 = 45 ; 72 + 52 = 74
67
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
100
KEY
HINT / RULE - Ai
E-
(1)
Gvg
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9 x 5 + 5 =50 ; 6 x 8 + 5 = 53 ; 7 x 6 + 5 = 47
10. Figure and Number Relationship

BP--W- T-W-
101.
(2)
)(
256 + 144 + 121 = 39 ;
( 1+
102.
(2)
81 + 100 = 20
225 + 196 + 169 = 42 ;
n
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[(9 x 4) + (7 x 7) = 85] ; [(8 x 7) + (9 x 4) = 82] ;

[(5 x 7) + (7 x 8) = 91]
103
(1)
[3 x 2 x 6 =36] ; [4 x 5 x 7 = 140] ; [9 x 2 x 1 = 18]
104
(1)
5 x 4 = 8 + 12 ; 8 x 3 = 12 + 12 ; 9 x 4 = 24 + 12
105
(3)
3 x 8 - 6 = 18 ; 6 x 5 - 7 = 23 ; 8 x 7 - 5 = 51
106
(3)
6 x 8 + 4 = 52 ; 8 x 4 + 6 = 38 ; 10 x 4 + 6 = 46
107
(2)
6 x 8 2 = 24 ; 7 x 9 3 = 21 ; 8 x 10 5 = 16
108
(1)
9 ---->92 = 81 + 2 = 83 ; 7 -----> 72 = 49 + 2 = 51
11 -----> 112 + 2 = 123
68
ANSWERS KEY
QN.
NO.
E-
109.
(2)
Gvg
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152 + 30 + 25 + 10 80 16;
=
=
5
5
35+30+20+25 = 110 = 22
2
5
45+35+40+15
135 27
=
=
5
5
110.
(1)
111.
(3)
112.
(3)
5+42+32+22 = 27 ;
2
82+72+62+52
72+62+52+42
= 63 ;
= 87 ;
2
2
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5 x 6 x 3 x 2 =18 ;
10
1 x 5 x 6 x 4 = 12 ;
10
6 x 5 x 4 x 3 = 36
10
[18 x 2 = 36,18 x 5 = 90] ; [13 x 2 = 26, 13 x 5 = 65]

[15 x 2 =30, 15 x 5 = 75]
113.
(1)
(5 x 4 = 20) ; (3 x 8 =24) ; (9 x 4 = 36)
114
(2)
7 + 5 = 12 -----> 122 = 144 ; 8 + 6 =14 ----> 142 =196
115
(1)
122 - 82 = 80 ; 162 - 72 = 207 ; 252 - 212 = 625 - 441 = 184
69
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
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E-
11. Venn Diagrams - b-W-

Arthropods
116.
(3)
Bugs
Insects
n
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Vegetables
117.
(3)
Apple
Beans
Teachers
118
(1)
Fathers
Mothers
Players
119
(2)
Cricket
Tennis
Dancers
Actors
120
(3)
Singers
70
ANSWERS KEY
QN.
NO.
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121
(1)
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Roses
Yellow
Dresses
Star
122
(4)
n
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Planets
Earth
Citizens
123.
(2)
Educated
Men
Doctors
124.
(4)
Women
Surgens
Eatables
125.
(4)
Apples
Fruits
71
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
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Mass media
126.
(2)
Television
News paper
127.
(1)
Boys
Girls
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Artists
Engineers
Industrialists
128.
(2)
Politicians
Crocodiles
Lions
129.
(4)
Eagles
women
130.
(2)
Musicians
Mothers
72
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
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HINT / RULE - Ai
12. Intersecting Figures - 1 & Circles - II

131.
(3)
132.
(2)
133.
(4)
134.
(4)
135.
(3)
136.
(3)
137.
(4)
138.
(3)
139.
(4)
140.
(2)
n
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73
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
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E-
13. Geometric Figures - h- BP--W-

141.
(4)
No. of triangles :
3 4
a) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
---> 6
2 5
b) (2+3),(4+5)
---> 2
c) (1+2+3), (4+5+6)--->2
d) (1+2+3+4+5+6+7---->1
Total
n
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142.
(2)
a) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, ----->6
----> 11
b) (2+3),(5+6),
(2+5),(3+6)
---->4
Total
---> 10
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 --->7
143.
144.
(3)
(4)
3
(8+1) (1+2+3), (1+8+7),

(4+5+8), (2+5+6) ---->4
(1+2+5+8)
----> 1
Total
----> 19
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
----->4
(1+2),(1+4), (2+5) ---->3

6
(5+8),(6+7), (7+8), ---->7
(1+2), (2+3),(3+4)
(1+2+4+5)
Total
74
----> 1
-----> 8
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
145.
KEY
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E-
(1)
1, 2, 5, 6, 7
7
6
----->5
(1+2, (2+4), (3+5), (5+6)---->4

(1+3+5),(2+4+60
---->2
(2+4+6+7)
-----> 11
Total
12
1,2, 5,6, 7, 8, 11, 12
(4)
(7+9), (8+10), (11+12)
16
14
---->8
(1+3+5),(2+4+6), (7+9+11),
12
11
----->8
(1+2), (1+3), (2+4),(5+6),(7+8),
15
5
13
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146.
----> 12
10
9 78
(8+10+12)
----->4
(1+2+3+4), (7+8+9+10)
------>2
13, 14, 15, 16
------>4
(2+4+6+15), (1+3+5+13),
(8,10,12,16), (7+9+11+14) ---->4
Total
------>30
a) 1----> 4 + 1 ----> 5
b) 2-----> 1
147.
(4)
-----> 1
c) 3 ----> 4 + 1 ----> 5
Total
---->11
75
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
HINT / RULE - Ai
E-
1
148.
Gvg
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a) 1 ---- 9 ----> 9
(1+2+--- +9)--->9
(2)
9
2--->4
4--->4
b) (1+2+8+9),
6--->4
(2+3+4+9),
8--->4
(4+5+6+9),
total-->30
(6+7+8+9)--->4
7
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6
149.
(3)
12 + 22 + 32 ----> 14 Rule
a) 1, 2-----9 ----->9
b) 1+2+....+9---->1
c) (1+2+45),(2+3+5+6)
4
14
+4
18 (5)
(4+5+7+8), (5+6+8+9) 4
1) -----> 5
150.
2) ----> 5
(4)
bet (1) & (2) - 1

- 1
Total 12
76
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
151.
KEY
HINT / RULE - Ai
E-
(1)
Gvg
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a) 1,2, 3, 4,5
----> 5
b) (1+2),(2+3), (5+4)
--->3
c) (1+2+3), (1+2+3+4+5)
Total
152.
2
3
(4)
---->10
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1
--->2
a) 1, 2, 3----7
-----> 7
b) (2+3), (1+4), (4+5) (6+7) -----4
6
7
c) (1+2+3), (1+4+5)
(5+6+7
Total
----> 14
a) 1, 2,-----6
153.
(3)
1
6
---->3
----->6
b) (1+2),(2+3), (3+4), (4+5),

(5+2), (5+6), (6+1)
c) (1+2+3),(6+5+4)
---->7
---->2
d) (1+2+5+6) (2+3+4+5) ---> 2

c) (1+2+3+4+5+6)
Total
----->1
---> 18
a) (1+2+3+3), (5+6+7+8)
154.
(1)
3
4
(2+4+578) (4+3+5+6)
5
8
b) (3+5)
--->1
c) (1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+)
---->1
Total
77
---->4
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
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a) 1, 2, 3, 4
155.
(3)
b) (1+2), (3+4) --->2

Total
----->3
b) (1+2), (2+3)---->2
c) (1+2+3)
(1)
---> 6
a) 1, 2, 3,
156.
----->4
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Total
------>1
---> 6
157.
(2)
6
5
a) 3, 4, 13, 14,
b) (3+4), (5+6) (7+8), (9+10),
12
(11+12) (13+14)
11
10
------>4
---->6
c) (3+5+6), (4+7+8)
14
13 1516
(9+10+13), (11+12+14) ---->4

(5,6,7,8), (9,10,11,12) ---->2
(3+4+5+6+7+8),
(9+10+11+12+13+14) --->2
Total
158.
(4)
6
2
a) 1,2,3,4----> 2 x 4
---> 8
b)
5-----> 2 x 2
---> 4
c)
6-------> 2 x 2
---> 4
Total
3
78
--->18
--> 16
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
HINT / RULE - Ai
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3
159.
(4)
(2)
1
2
6
160.
Gvg
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a) 1
-----> 4
b) 2
-----> 4
c) 3, 4, 5, 6--> (4 x 2)
---> 8
Total
---->16
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Outer Circle (Big)

First Round inner Circle
Second Round inner Circ le Inner most Circle
-
TOTAL NUMBER OF CIRCLES - 14

79
1
8
8
1
---14
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
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14. Thought Questions

161.
(2)
Count the dates and days of the week.

Ans : Monday
-S -W-- G~-P w & E : --
162.
(3)
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The day of the week for 1st January and 31st December will be same if
it is not a leap year. since 2008 is a leap year one day will be extended.
Ans : Wednesday.
- - g-- 1 w- 31 U-W J. BX---. 2008

---- 29 -W- ---, J W--.
E: --
163.
(4)
15th Aug. ------>
Tue -----> 15
22nd Aug. ------>
Tue -----> 22
29th Aug. ------>
Tue -----> 29
W----> 30
T ------> 31
Sept 01 ----->
164.
(2)
7 ----> (Ar. Birth day)
Ramas age
: 12 y.
After 8 yrs
: + 8y
- - :
12
mothers age : (3 x 12) ----> 36y - ---: 3 x 12 36
8 --W- -
44 y
8
44
80
ANSWERS KEY
QN.
NO.
E-
165.
(4)
Gvg
U

HINT / RULE - Ai
Roys--->11 yrs
age
(59-x) =7 (11-x)
59-x = 77-7x
Uncles 15-----> 59 yrs

age
7x-x=77-59
3years ago
x=3
6x = 18
59-3 = 7 (11-3)
166.
(4)
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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.
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Rakeshs age----> 5----> 5yrs
T-- - -> 5
Rs ys age -----> 6x5 --> 30 yrs .. - 6x5 -> 30

Rs Gs age----->3015x5 = 75yrs .-- - --->3015x5 75
2
BENCH
167.
(3)
168.
(4)
169.
(2)
170.
(2)
R S
ROW
T Q
81
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
Gvg
U

HINT / RULE - Ai
E-
171.
(2)
Faster
>>
172.
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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.
r
Pr
(4)
Su
Ka
Jo
AL
Namita
8 St---->
173.
(3)
(2)
>
>
W
<------8 St
Start
>
174.
8 + 1 + 8 = 17 students
6 Km
10 Km
E
10 Km
(rt)
(rt)
6 Km
>
14 Km
lt
End
(10+14) Km
= 24 Km from the
starting point
82
ANSWERS KEY
E-
175.
(3)
HINT / RULE - Ai
R
W
10 m
QN.
NO.
Gvg
U

N
60 m
N. E
E
Anil facing South ( St. Pt)
20 m
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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.
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U
176.
(3)
TV
30
50
n(RUT)
= n(R)+n(T)-n(R. T)
= 120 + 180 - 80
70
= 220
110
Total no. of families

= (T.V +R)+(no T.V or R)
= 220 + 125 = 345
U = 80
177.
(4)
n(H E)
H
25
15
= 40 + 35 - 15
20
20
(K)
178.
(3)
= n (H) +n (E) -n (H E)
n (K)
= 60
= U-n (H E)
= 80 - 60 = 20
3 times 8 comes after 2

3 2 - 8 --
179.
(2)
2 times 8 proceeded by 2 & followed by 3
2 8 -- 3 W 8 2 --
83
ANSWERS KEY
Gvg
U

QN.
NO.
E-
180.
(3)
O comes ; O
-
-
181.
(3)
AD M I N I STRATIVE
HINT / RULE - Ai
D A I M I N T S A R I T EV
Rt
Left
mid pt
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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182.
(1)
(15 + 45) = 60 -----> 3/4 of 60 = 45
183.
(4)
8.15 pm to 8.15 am
----> 12.00 hrs
8.15 am to 10.30 am
-----> 2.15 hrs
Total duration
-----> 14.15 hrs
184.
(4)
sum ----> 20
diff -----> 20 x 1/10 = 2
185
(3)
Nos. (11,9) ---> [(9 + 2),9]
small no. --->9
No. of gifts(Ev-W--W- T) = 50
each child gets 2 gifts
- W--W 2 Ev-W--W-
(--PR- T-) No. of children =50/2
= 25
2 children were abscent (2- PR- --)
= 25-2
= 23
84
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
Gvg
U

HINT / RULE - Ai
E-
15. Letter Series
A-P- ~-W-
186.
(2)
acbd|dbca|acbd|dbca
187.
(3)
aab|bbc|ccd|aab
188.
(3)
xy|yx|xy|yx|xy|yx
189.
(1)
pqrs|mnop|pqrs|
190.
(2)
psrq|psrq|psrq|
191.
(3)
abcb|abcb|abcb|abcb|ab
192.
(2)
eefgg|eefgg|eefgg
193.
(1)
abbc|bcca|caab|abbc
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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85
ANSWERS KEY
QN.
NO.
E-
194.
(3)
HINT / RULE - Ai
Z
-1
195.
(2)
Gvg
U

X
-1
-1
-1
R
-1
-1 -1
-1 -1
N S M R O Q P P Q O R M S N
Series (1) N
Series (2) S
M
R
O P Q
Q P O
Alternate series
-1
Alternate letters ( N to S) in
R S series from both sides

M N
16. ODD ONE - LETTER
196.
(2)
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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No vowels in (1), (3), (4) only IVY has vowel
Rule : A E B D ; D F C G
+3 -2 +1
197.
(4)
+1 -2 +3
A E B D; E I F H; B F C E;
D F C G
+3 - 2 + 1 + 3 - 2 + 1 +3 - 2 + 1
+1 -2 +3
The gap between the

letters except in 4 are
in order of +3 -2 +1
198.
(3)
All the options except (3) are starting from vowels
199.
(3)
A N B O ;C P D Q;J T KV; E RFS
200.
(1)
A B C D E F G H I
Alternate letters are

consecutive except in (3)
K L M
Z YX WV UT S R Q P O N
A - Z, D - W ; M - N, J - Q; B - Y, G - T;
C
V, E
86
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
201.
KEY
HINT / RULE - Ai
E-
(3)
Gvg
U

Rule : B
+1
D
E J
+3 +5
I P
The gaps between the letter

B E J and D I P are in the order
of +1 +3 +5 as shown
B E J : D I P :: K N R : M R X
+1 +3 +5
+1 +3 +5
202.
(3)
A B C---
Rule :
N M O --D G M :Q T Z : : B I L:O V Y
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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A B C---
Rule :
203.
(4)
1 2 3 ---
2 C D : 5 F G :: 8 I J : 1 1 L M
B C D : E F G :: H I J : K L M
Rule :
20.4
(4)
205.
(3)
U F R I
-1 +1 -1 +1
S H P K
The gap between the

letters U F R I and
S H P K are in order
of -1 +1 -1 +1 as
shown
Y B V E:WD TG::UF R I:S HP K
Rule :
B H N T
-1 -1 -1 -1
A G M S
The gap between the

letters B H N T and
A G M S are in order
of -1 -1 -1 -1 as
shown
B H N T : A G M S :: E K Q W : D J P V
-1 -1 -1
206.
(3)
-1
Rule :
Reflex
A C E G : Z X V T :: BDFH : Y W U S
87
S.....
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
Gvg
U

HINT / RULE - Ai
E-
Rule : Reverse first 3 letters and then next 3 letters

207.
(2)
G O L D E N : L O G N E D :: S I L V E R : L I S R E V
Rule :
208.
The Gap between the

letters is -1 0 +1
as shown
D B A C
-1 0 +1
(1)
DBAC : L J I K: H F E G : P N M O
Rule :
+1
209.
(4)
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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A C E G
+1 +1+1+1
The Gap between the

letters is +1 +1 +1
as shown
A C E G :D F H J::K N L P:T V X Z
+1
Rule
+1
+1
+1
A B C D -----Z Y X W -----
210.
(2)
C F I L : O R U X :: G E H M : N S T U
88
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
Gvg
U

HINT / RULE - Ai
E-
18. Letter Coding - A
A-P--W- P--P & G

211.
(1)
211.
(1)
O N
The gap between the

letters L I O N and
Q M R P are in order
of +4 +3 +2 +1 as
shown
+4 +3 +2 + 1
Rule :
M R
Answer : D E E R
I I H T
S C I E N C E
212.
(3)
The gap between the letters

S C I E N C E and
T A J C O A F are in order
of 0 -1 0 -1 0 -1 0 as shown
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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.
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Rule : 0 -1 0 -1 0 -1 0
TA J C O A F
212.
(3)
213.
(2)
Answer : P H Y SIC S
Rule :
OFZQ A TJ
A B C D -----------1 2 3 4------------
213.
(2)
Rule :
H I
Answer
S T O R Y
8 9 19 20 15 18 26
D E L H I
214.
214.
(2)
(2)
Rule : 0 -1 -2
(2)
(2)
-3 -4
L A Y
Rule : +1 +2
R
215.

D E L H I and
C C I D D are in order of
0 -1 -2 -3 -4 as shown
C C I D D
Answer : BOMBAY - A M J X V S
P
215.

S C I E N C E and
T A J C O A F are in order
of 0 -1 0 -1 0 -1 0 as shown
+3 +4 +5 +6
E

P L A Y E R and
R O E D K Y are in order of
+1 +2 +3 +4 + 5 +6 as shown
Answer : HOCKEY - J R G P K F
89
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
Gvg
U

HINT / RULE - Ai
E-
18. Letter coding - B

WORD :- E L E C T R O N I C S
1 213 4 5 6 7839
216.
(2)
ORIENT
6 5 8 1 74
217.
(3)
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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9 13 46 5
SECTOR
218.
I D E A L NAT U R E
a(2)
98765
b(3)
a) R A D I A T E
463217
b)
1 6 896 37
219.
5 7 4 8 71
L EN D E R
(4)
M P S E T
P E
220.
I = 9, D = 8, E = 7, A = 6
L = 5, N = 4, T = 3, U = 2
R=1
(3)
N L
S T
90
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
Gvg
U

HINT / RULE - Ai
E-
19. Coding and Decoding
Column I
Column II
A IM
hfv
A=f
S=d
LET
s ow
I=v
N=l
SIN
vdl
M=h
C=t
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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CAT
otf
L=w
NAME
hfsl
E=s
221.
(4)
E=s
222.
(2)
M=h
223.
(4)
A=f
224.
(2)
N=l
225.
(3)
L=w
91
ANSWERS QN.
NO.
KEY
226.
HINT / RULE - Ai
E-
B
(3)
Gvg
U

Column I
Column II
PA T
foq
P=q
Y=p
YES
sdp
A=f
E=s
TRY
pox
T=o
R=x
SPRY
dxhq
S=d
P A S T ------> q f d o
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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227.
(2)
T R A P -----> o x f q
228.
(4)
S T E P ------> d o s q
229.
(3)
S P R A Y ------> d q x f p
230.
(1)
R A T E -----> x f o s
92
QUESTIONS ON FIGURES
avU U
1. COMPLETION OF FIGURES
1.BPW |W
(Questions 1-8) & (9-10)
(W 1&8) & (9&10)

aW : D PX W BP J
W A|X. A
PW Pqr R W .
Directions : In questions given part of the

figure is missing. Identify the missing part
from among the four choices given under
each question.
1
?
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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.
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1
2
?
93
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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r
1
94
8.
(Questions 9 -10)
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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.
r
joined so that the dots are in the centre of
the figure, which of the alternative figures
9.
(W 9 &10)
aW : Pqr bW aQR PR
hw, Pqr
bW b W ?
Directions : If the parts given below are
are formed ?
10.
95
Answers : GvgU
(1-10)
1. Completion of figures & BPW |W [1-10]
Qn.
No.
Key
(3)
(4)
(2)
(1)
(4)
Qn.
No.
10
Key
(3)
(4)
(2)
(3)
(1)
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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.
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96
2. MIRROR IMAGE
(Questions 11-20)
(W 11&20)
aW : P qr W , T W
GvW bW | W
W PvX. D GvW
b |
Pqr BRW Pvw.
Directions : In the questions given there

are figures to the left of the mirror indicated
by lines and their mirror images are given
in one of the four figures to the right of these
lines. Find the exact mirror image of each
figure.
11
12
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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1
13
97
14
15
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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1
16
17
98
18

99

n
.

g
D g
.
E
.

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20

19
(11-20)
2. MIRROR IMAGES
| W
[11-20]
Qn.
No.
Key
11
(4)
12
(3)
13
14
15
16
17
Hint
Imagine the mirror images

of the question figure from
the alternatives.
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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.
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(3)
(4)
Pqr b |
F E
W Pv
w.
(2)
(3)
(4)
18
(2)
19
(1)
20
(2)
100
3. HIDDEN / EMBEDDED FIGURE
3. AvX bW
(Questions 21-25)
Directions : In the following questions a
(W 21&25)
aW : D PW Pqr W J
b Pqr. D b ,
bWX Pqr J b AvX.
b AvX G
Pv w.
problem figure is given. The problem

figure is hidden in one of the figures given
as alternatives. Find the figure in which
the problem figure is hidden.
21
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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1
22
23
101
24
25
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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1
3. HIDDEN FIGURES
AvX bW
[21-25]
Qn.
No.
Key
21
(3)
22
(2)
23
(4)
24
(1)
25
(3)
Hint
Observe the alternative figures

to search for hidden figures.
AvX bW Pv
w Pqr
W $X
W.
102
(21-25)
4. SUPERIMPOSE FIGURES
4. J Cqr bW
Questions (26-30)
Directions : In the following questions two
W (26&30)
aW : D PW Gv bW
bWX Pqr. D bW,
b Gv
b , X CprW,
P qr W b
bv

?
figures are given as problem figures. Which

of the following alternative figures would
be formed if the first figure is superimposed
on the second figure ?
26
a
27
a
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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1
28
a
103
29
a
b
1
30
a
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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1
4. SUPER IMPOSE
J Cqr bW
[26-30]
Qn.
No.
Key
26
(2)
27
(4)
28
(3)
29
(1)
30
(2)
Hint
Imagine which of the alternatives are the answers. When

the two question figures are
superimposed on each other.
Pqr bW J
J X CprW
Pqr W
b G P v
w.
104
(26-30)
5. PAPER FOLD - PUNCH - A
5. wb v
Questions (31-33)
Directions : In the questions given how a
W ( 31&33)
aW : Pqr W J PW
w w bW
P . @ wW
A W P| G R
W BR w.
sheet of paper is folded and punched is

shown by figures. If the paper is unfolded
how does it appear ? Select the correct
answer from among the alternatives given.
31
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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2
32
105
33
n
.
5. wb P
&
g
D g
.
E
.

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5. PAPER FOLD - CUT - B
Questions (34-35)
Directions : The dotted lines on the figures
(W 34&35)
aW : aQR P b bW
J w P
w W P W
b
.
D w, Pw W
P wW Pqr
W
BP bv

?
indicate how the paper is folded and the
shaded part on the figure indicates the where
the paper is cut. How will it look like when

the paper is unfolded ?
34
106
35
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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(31-35)
5. PAPER FOLD AND PUNCH OR CUT [ A + B ]
wb v A P (G&)
[31-35]
Qn.
No.
31
32
33
34
35
Key
(2)
(1)
(2)
(1)
(4)
107
6. COMPLETING THE FIGURAL SERIES
6. bW ~ |W
Questions (36 - 45)
Directions : The questions given consist of
W (36&45)
aW : Pqr W BPW
~ PvX. C | ~.
~ |W
Pqr R W

BR w.
series of figures which are incomplete. In

order to complete the series, select the
correct figure from the given choices.
36
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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2
37
108
38
1
39
40
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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2
109
41
42
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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43
11
12
10
11
3
4
8
7
11
12
11
8
6
11
3
4
8
7
12
11
3
4
8
6
110
12
10
10
2
3
10
3
12
10
12
11
10
3
1
2
12
11
2
10
10
12
3
4
8
7
44
45
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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2
111
(36-45)
6. COMPLETING THE FIGURED SERIES
bW ~ |W (36&45)
Sl.
No.
36
37
Key
(2)
(3)
Hint
Observe the direction of arrows,
|W W PR W
Every consentive figures one item is added and
lines inside change the position.
bPR PX J bPR BP
A JTW W.
38
39
".' Should be in all the circles

".' G W AwP.
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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(1)
(4)
One triangle is added in consutive figure

& shaded portion changes the direction.
PX J g P
W PR .
40
(2)
Geometric figures are added consucutively.
PX h bW .
41
(3)
One inner figure & one outer figures

conecutively vnisher.
PX J B BP J
BP Wv.
42
43
(2)
Lines are added in the order 1,2,3..... and the

line from the vertex in produce towards the
centre.
(3)
TW PX 1,2,3..
P PvW J T
PX v
The time increases in the order of 2,3,4,5
44
(1)
2,3,4,5 acW.
The lines are added in the order of 2,3,4,5
TW PX 2,3,4,5 .
45
(3 )
The lines are added
TW acW.
112
7. A- FIGURAL ANALOGY
7. G&bW
Questions (46-51)
Directions : In the questions there is some
W (46-&51)
aW : PW Pqr
Gv BPWW
. C Gv W

Gv BPW J Pqr.
PW Pqr R
W BRw.
relationship between the first two figures.

The same relationship holds good for the
second set of figures of which one is
missing. This missing figure is given as one
of the four alternatives. Find the correct
answer.
Z D
K L
D Z
D K
Z L
K L
K
D Z
1
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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S A
A F
S B
F B
46
47
113
48

?
1
49
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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2
50
114
51
n
.
g
7. & bW. D

E g
.

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2
7. B - FIGURAL ANALOGY
Questions (52-55)
Directions : A pair of figures which are
(W 52&55)
aW : D PW Pqr J h
b W W , J .
Pqr bW h
h bWX
G Pvw.
related in some way is given below. Find

out from the alternatives whose figures are
related in the same way as the original pair

of figures.
52
115
53
54
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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2
55
116
(46-55)
7. FIGURAL ANALOGY & A & B bW & G (46&-55)
Sl.
No.
46
Key
(2)
Hint
900 turn to left side. 900 P GvWPR
W.
47
(1)
Observe the blank & shaded shaper & the

direction of the dotted line.
T P d BPW W
... T PR W
48
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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(4)
Magnifying glass maginifies the size of the

object microphone magnifies the hearing of
sound.
(4)
P w W v x
v. P | bc.
49
(2)
Mirror image & |
50
(3)
The geometric figures change the positions
h BPW .
51
53-55
(2)
Observe the direction of lines.
TW PR W
(1)
One of the alternatives has the some relation

as the question given. Find the answer by
comparing the alternatives and questions.
(4)
Pqr .
W w
E Pv w.
(3)
117
8. SIMILAR FIGURES
8. BP PW
Questions (56-60)
Directions : In the questions below a figure
W (56&-60)
aW : D PW Pqr W
, GvWPR
J b W R bW A
WPR Pqr. GvW bPR
b W R
W B, E
W.
is given on the left side and four figures are

given to the right of it. Choose the figure
which is similar to the figures on the left
side from the four alternatives and mark the
correct answer.
56
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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.
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1
57
58
118
59
60
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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r
1
9. SIMILAR FIGURES
BP PW
(56&60)
Sl.
No.
Key
56
(3)
57
(2)
58
(4)
59
(3)
60
(2)
Hint
Compare the lines & shapes in the figures from

the alternative to the question figure to find
the similarity between the alternatives and
question.
W W bW TW
W BP w, W
PW Pv w.
119
(56-60)
9. FIGURES - ODD ONE
9.
X bW
Questions (61-65)
Directions : In each of the questions there
W (61&65)
aW : D PX W

R BPW. CW Q J
X. B J
X. D X Pv
w.
are four figures. Among these three are alike

in some way, while one is different. Find
the figure which is different.
61
1
62
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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.
r
2
63
120
64
65

1
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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.
r
2
9. ODD ONE FIGURES -

X
bW
(61- / 65)
Sl.
No.
61
Key
(3)
Hint
Count the lines in the geometirc figures
h P TW G~
62
(4)
Starting node is a circle for all the lines except (4)

. T J bPR B & 4
.
Observe the arrowsand the lines directions
63
(1)
| TW PR W.
2 - sets of circles tuching at single point
except (2)
64
(2)
65
(1)
Gv W W J
W (2) .
All the alternatives except (1) are mirror
images
(1)
gv J AiiAiU
z
u
w
A
121
(61-65)
10. A- PAPER FOLDING
10. G&PW
wb BP v
Questions (66-68)
Directions : In the questions given which
W (66&68)
aW : D PX W Pqr
BP wW S B
BP wW S
B BP v
G Pqr W
BR w.
of the three dimensional alternatives given

under each question can be obtained by
folding the given figures. Find the correct
answer from among the choices.
66
67
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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2
122
68
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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2
123
10. B - CUBES
10. & ZW
Questions (69-70)
Directions : Given questions are related to
W (69&70)
aW : D PW Pqr W ZPW
. J PW
b

wW ZP
Eov
. A SW W P
E
BR w.
Cubes. A sheet of paper as shown in the

figures is folded so as to form a cube.
Identify the faces and select the correct
answer from the four alternatives.
69
Which is opposite face to face A ?
A W ASX S ?
n
.
g
E .D
E g
.

E
F
J
U
.
r A
B
1
C
4
Which of the pairs of faces are opposite?

Gv hw SW ASX?
0

70

0
1
0

0

0

124

(66-70)
10. A. PAPER FOLDING B. CUBES
PW w BP v . ZW
(66&70)
Sl.
No.
Key
Hint
66
(1)
a)
Find the answer by imagining when the paper is folded in the given shape which alternative figure appears.
67
(3)
G)
PW Pqr BP
wbW Pqr
W BP G
F, E Pv w.
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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68
(2)
69
(3)
b)
If the paper is folded to make the cube,

imagine which of the faces appears as
opposites.
70
(1)
P qr BP ZP
wW SW ASX
G F Pv w.
125
AU w jP - SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST

PHYSICS
1. First people to use mariner s
1. CAi Av z U t G A i V
Pg PaAi z zUg
compass using the property of

magnet were
1.
Indians
2. Greeks
3.
Chinese
4. Americans
1.
3.
2. Earth acts as a
1.
Electro magnet
2.
Temporary magnet
3.
Permanent magnet
4.
All of the above
2. s
Ai EzgA v wvz

1. zv PAv
2. vvP PAv
3. v PAv
4. J
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
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.
r
3. PAwAi gSU
F Az
s z
zlUv

1. PAv Pv zzU
2. PAv Pv
zU
3. C zs U
Az zg ZzU
4. Aiiz C
3. The magnetic lines of force

becomes denser as
1.
Magnetic field is weak
2.
Magnetic field is strong
3.
They move away from the pole
4.
None of the above
4. Vector
quantity
sgwAig 2. VPg
aAig 4. CjP g
among
the
4. EU
P g :
following is :
1.
Speed
2. Time
3.
Displacement
4. Distance
1.
3.
5. 1 Km / hr =
2. P
4. zg
5. 1 Q. / UA = ______________
1.
18 m/sec
2. 5 m/sec
1.
3.
18 m / Sec2
5
5
4. 18 m/sec
3.
18 . / . 2.
18 . / .
4.
5
126
5 . / .
5 . / .
18
6. If a car starts from rest and picks
6.
wAig MAz Pg 5PA
q
U
, 30 Q../UA. U
qz

PAqg Czg Uv
1. 5 ./2
2. 6 Q../UA.
up a velocity of 30 Km/hr in 5
seconds, then its acceleration is
5
1. m / Sec2
2. 6 Km / hr
3
3. 6 m / sec2
4. 18 Km / hr
5
3.
7. Total internal reflection takes place if

medium to rarer medium and
The angle of incidence and
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
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.
r
critical angle are equal

2.
The angle of incidence is greater

than critical angle
3.
The angle of incidence is less

than critical angle
4.
4.18 Q../UA.
5
7. uAvjP w
s
GAmU Pzg,
Q Qgt Az
i zs Az g
izs Zvz v
1. vP v QPU
Vgv.
2. vP Q PQAv
ZVgvz
3. v
P
Q
PQAv Pr
Egvz
4. Aiiz C
the light ray travels from denser

1.
6 ./2
None of the above
8. The sky is blue during the day time

due to
1.
Dispersion
2.
Refraction
3.
Reflection
4.
Total internal reflection
8. U w DP AiiV
Pt Pgt
1. tsd

2. Q s

3. w
s

4. uAvjP w
s

9. Electric fuse works on this effect of
9. zv s
, zZ QAi F juz
PAivz
1. R ju
2. PAwAi ju
3. gAiP ju
4. zv PAwAi ju
electric current
1.
Heating effect
2.
Magnetic effect
3.
Chemical effect
4.
Electro magnetic effect
127
10. In dry cell, Zinc can acts as

1.
+ ve pole
3.
ve pole 4. All of the above
10. P
z
v qAi v
1. zs
z
s
2. JP
q
3. It zs
4. J
2. Electrode
11. Motion of pendulum is an example
11. Pz ZAi EzP Gzgu

AiiVz
1. g Z
2. wAi Z
3. PAi Z
4. Dv
P Z
for
1.
Linear motion
2.
Circular motion
3.
Angular motion
4.
Oscillatory motion
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
J AU
.
r
12. Correct relation among following is

C = K 273
2. 0C = K 100
C = K + 273
4. 0C = K+ 100
1.
3.
12. PV
U
jAiiz AAzs
1. 0C = K - 273
2. 0C = K - 100
3. 0C = K + 273
4. 0C = K + 100
13. The bottom of a swimming pool
13. FdPz v
AzAv
Pt Pgt
1. tsd

2. Q s

3. w
s

4. uAvjP w
s

appears to be raised due to

1.
Dispersion
2.
Refraction
3.
Reflection
4.
Total internal reflection
14. 73 K is equivalent to
14. 73K Ai EzP i Vz
1.
730C
2. -730C
3.
2000C
4. -2000C
1. 730 2. -730 3. 2000 4. -2000
15. DP MAz PP vjPAiiVz

AiiVz Cz1. CP
A
2. wAi DPg
Az
3. JAi DPg
Az
4. CAqPg
Az
15. The sky is an imaginary entity with

1.
No space
2.
Circular shape
3.
Elliptical shape
4.
Oval shape
128
16. The planet Mars can be recognized
16. zsU

Ugwz s,
KPAzg Czg t
1. Qv
2.
3.
4. PA
17. g z J U

Az
P ZzAv sU
z CU F ZAz 1. zA Z 2. js
t
3. jP
t
4. wAi Z
18. sgm Cv
n
Ai j
PAi Az
because its colour is

1.
Orange
2. Yellow
3.
White
4. Red
17. The apparent motion of all the celestial

bodies from east to west is called
1.
Diurnal motion
2.
Rotation
3.
Revolution
4.
Circular motion
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
J AU
.
r
18. Boiling point of water in Fahrenheit

scale is
1.
1800F
3.
1000F
2. 1580 F
1.
1800F
2. 1580F
4. 2120F
3. 1000F
4. 2120F
19. Sound can not travel through this

medium
1.
Air
3.
Water
19. F izs z Z
1. U
2. Ud
3. g
4. v
2. Glass
4. Vacum
20. Heat supplied to a substance at its
20. PgU
Azg MAz U
R PmU, Rz GAiU
1. Gv
A
i Z

2. wAi zu
3. (1) v (2) Jgq
4. P iq
21. MAz d
Jgq l
a
zU Czg ZQ Ai
1. l
Z v
z

2. U tUvz
3. Czs
zU vz
4. UAi Egvz
melting point is used for

1.
Rise in temperature
2.
Change of state
3.
Both (1) and (2)
4.
Doing work
21. When the speed of the body is

doubled, its kinetic energy
1.
Increases by four times
2.
Doubles
3.
Becomes halved
4.
Remains same
129
22. The filament of low melting point is
22. Pr PgU
Az Ag
vAv Ezg
GAiV
Uvz
1. zv E nU
2. zv vP
3. zv
4. zv s

used in
1.
Electric iron
2.
Electric water heater
3.
Electric bulb
4.
Electric fuse
23. When a magnet is heated

1.
23. MAz CAiAvP R PmU

1. vAz Avg Czg PAvv

B qz
Pvz

2. v Ut Pz
Pvz
3. Czg PAvvz
Aiiz
zu Eg
4. Cz Q PAvUvz
It regains its magnetism after

cooling
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
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.
r
2. It loses its property

3.
There is no change in its

magnetism
4.
It becomes a stronger magnet
24. MAz zv Aqz t zv

QAi, E PU
jzU Czg
x
24. In a electric circuit, if the electric current

E flows for t time , then its power is1. p = E t / 2
2. p = t / E
3. p = E / t
4. p = E t
25. Duration from full moon to full moon

2. 29.53 days
3. 31.32 days
4. 27.32 days
2. p = t / E
3. p = E / t
4. p = E t
25. t
Az t
AigV

P 1. 30.53 U

2. 29.53 U

3. 31.32 U

4. 27.32 U

is 1. 30.53 days
1. p = E t / 2
1.
130
KEY ANSWERS
Qn. No.
1.
Key
2
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
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.
r
131
CHEMISTRY
1.
Acidic oxide is formed by the action

1.
of oxygen on
1.
Metals
2.
non metals
3.
metalloids
4.
Transition metals
B-- BP-vW, B-g--P- C&

W- -
-W -
- -W E-
- -W -
- .
1.
W- -
2.
A
-
-
-W- -
3.
J-- P
- |
- W- -
4.
P
- |
- W- -
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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.
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2. Sodium hydroxide is also called as
2.
- - w - v- P - v W -
P
- -.
1.
PrP- v
2.
P- -P-r p-
3.
a
- - w
4.
A-v W- E
3.
-W A---P, P Z --X
-W-- ----. A D P-X-

- -X- -
- .
1. W
- p
-
2. -g
3. P
-
-
-
4. C-
-
4.
temperature which is around
C-- --P-- --- bc-

P- R J
- w
- -
-
- - -P b-c
-
-
-
A- -
1.
1163 K 1663K
1.
1163 K 1663K
2.
1173 K 1773 K
2.
1173 K 1773 K
3.
1173 K 1883 K
3.
1173 K 1883 K
4.
1193 K 1993 K
4.
1193 K 1993 K
1.
Caustic soda
2.
Caustic potash
3.
Bleaching powder
4.
Common salt
3. Plumbago is an opaque, black solid

occurs in nature is nothing but
1. Graphite
2. Diamond
3. Coal
4. Charcoal
4. The absorbing capacity of charcoal

can be increased by heating it to high
132
5. Oxy acetylene flame is used in
5. BQ A-o-- h-- --
welding and cutting metals because
P- -
- E
- -X- - - . H-P - C
I it is smoke less flame
I W
- h
II it has very high temperature
II C
- E-
- A a c
1. I is correct
1.
I
- -X
-
2. II is correct
2.
II
-
- -X
-
3 Both I & II are correct
3.
I
- II
4. Both I & II are wrong
4.
I
- II
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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.
r
6. Water can be prepared in the

laboratory by using
6.
D E-P- - |
-
-
- - -- -W--
- E
- -
-
-
- .
1.
- - r
- -o-
2. -w
- o-
3. -W- P-
4. P
-
-

- P-
7.
"-
- -g
-
- '- G-
1. v-q-- BP v
-
2. q
- BP v
-
3. p-
- BP v
-
4. v
-
i
- - -P v
-
8.
p-
- - P p
- -
-
Pv
-
- - Bg
- - P-
1. 35.5
2. 48
3. 39.18
4. 38
1. Hoff Manns voltammeter

2. Eudio meter
3. Lei big condenser

4. Coulomb meter
7. Heavy water is nothing but

1. Deuterium oxide
2. Protium oxide
3. Tritium oxide
4. Hydrogen peroxide
8. The percentage of oxygen present

in potasium chlorate (KCl03) is
1. 35.5
2. 48
3. 39.18
4. 38
133
(KCl03)
9. Aquiregia is a mixture of
9.
- - -g G
-
- D PX- - |
-
- -X
-
1.
Conc. H2SO4 & Conc. HCl
1.
-
- H2SO4
- HCl
2.
Conc. HNO3 & Conc. HCl
2.
-
- -HNO3 -
- HCl
3.
Conc NaOH & Conc. HCl
3.
-
- NaOH
- HCl
4.
Conc CH3COOH &
4.
-
- CH3COOH
HCl
Conc. HCl
10. The acid used in the manufacture of
10. T.N.T.
- -P-
- - E
- -X-
- B
-
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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.
r
T.N.T. is
1. HCl
2. H2SO4
3. H2CO3
4. HNO3
11. It is used as a reducing agent in an
2. Diamond
3. Charcoal
HCl
2. H2SO4
3.
H2CO3
4. HNO3
11. P-|- A--- P-|-- v--

C- AP-
-
|
- P- -
- -X -
- -
1. W
- p
-
2. -g
3. C-
-
4. P
-
-
-
extraction of Iron from its ore

1. Graphite
1.
4. Coal
12. Lime water is
12. |
- -- G--
1.
Ca(OH)2
1.
Ca(OH)2
2.
CaO
2.
CaO
3.
CaCO 3
3.
CaCO3
4.
H2CO3
4.
H2CO3
134
13. In the process of loading, the fine
13. wW Q A | P|W
P E X W X
X W
. w
wW
particles are loaded with a chemical

to make them heavier and settle down
faster. In muddy water, to achieve
loading
1. Sodium bicarbonate is added
1.
2.
3.
4.
2. Sodium carbonate can be added

3. Alum can be added
4. Common salt can be added
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

J AU
.
r
14. The following mixture can be
14. D PX | ""AP q
QP|
''
P w ?
separated by the method of fractional

crystallization
1.
KNO3 + KC1O3
2.
NH4Cl + NCl
3.
NH3 + HCl
4.
Fe + Cu
1. KNO3 + KClO3
2. NH4Cl + NaCl
3. NH3 + HCl
4. Fe + Cu
15. D P X
W A v
v
?
1. H2
2.
N2
3. O 2
4.
Cl2
15. Which among the following is used

to study weather conditions?
1. H2
2.
N2
3. O 2
4.
Cl2
16. The essences available in the market

are nothing but
1.
Esters
2.
Aldehyde
3.
Ketones
4.
w Pp -
-
-
w Po -
-
-
q
P -
-
-
AvW E -
-
-
16. Pp
r GW
1.
2.
3.
4.
Amino acids
Gr W
Bx vW
QpW
A BvW
135
17. A gas occupies 700ml at STP. What
17. A 700 ml STP BP

.
would be the volume occupied by
A Jv
400mm Hg A E
the gas when its pressure is 400mm
150 BXW A HX
?
of Hg & its temperature is 150c ?

1. 1403.07ml
1. 1403.07ml
2. 1503.09ml
2. 1503.09ml
3. 1502.10ml
3. 1502.10ml
4. 1400.01ml
4. 1400.01ml
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

J AU
.
r
18. The smokeless fuel is

1. Peat
18. W E G
1. p
2. Lignite
2. W p
3. Bitumious coal
4. Anthracite
3. o P
4. A p
19. Carborandum is
19. ""Pv '' G
1. Silicon carbide (SiC)
1. P Pv (SiC)
2. Silicon dioxide (SiO2)
2. P v BP v (SiO2)
3. Calcium carbonate (CaCO3)
3. P Pp (CaCO3)
4. Sodium carbonate (Na2CO3)
4. w Pp (Na2CO3)
20. Acetylene is used as a fuel. This is
20. Ao C
X . C
v
CPR .
1. P & v & v
2. P Pv
3. P Pv
4. P vP v
obtained by adding water to

1. Carbon-di-sulphide
2. Silicon carbide
3. Calcium carbide
4. Calcium hydroxide
136

21. Q | A
A GP v
PR W
P
.
1. E
R
O
2. AP

O
3. vP
4.
21. Reaction involving gain of electrons

from an atom or ion is called
1. Oxidation
2. Reduction
3. Redox
4. Effervescence
22. One of the following compound
22. D PX P
o PW

P oW .
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

J AU
.
r
turns blue litmus paper into red
1. NaCl
1.
NaCl
2.
H2CO3
3.
Na2CO3
4.
KNO3
2. H2CO3
3. Na2CO3
4. KNO3
23. The temporary hardness of water is
23. RP Wv W D
CP
P|.
because of the presence of

1. Mg++ & Ca++ ions
1. Mg++ Ca++ AW
with Bicarbonates
PpW h.
2. Mg++ & Ca++ ions
2. Mg++ Ca++ AW
with Chlorides
P vW h.
3. Mg++ & Ca++ ions
3. Mg++ Ca++ AW
with Sulphates
pW h.
4. Mg++ & Ca++ ions
4. Mg++ Ca++ AW
with Carbonates
PpW h.
137
24. In a molecular formula the first
24. A| X
.
1.
A
2.
3.
ov
4.
P |
element written is always

1.
Non metal
2.
Metal
3.
Metalloid
4.
Transition metal
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.

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.
r
25. 2KClO3 2KCl + 3O2
25. 2KClO3 2KCl + 3O2

D Q CPR EO

X.
1.
W Q
2.

o
Q
3.
g Q
4.
g Q
This reaction is an example for

1.
Combination reaction
2.
Displacement Reaction
3.
Decomposition Reaction
4.
Double decomposition
reaction
138
CHEMISTRY
ANSWER KEY
Q. No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Key
2
1
1
2
3
2
1
3
2
4
4
1
3
1
1
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1.
The gases behave like the glass
1.
roof of a green house

1.
-
- A-
- W- - -
Oxygen, Nitrogen and
1.
Carbon di-oxide
2.
Water
vapour,
2.
4.
2.
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atmosphere
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Carbon di-oxide, Oxygen &

Nitrogen
-- B, CW-
- v BP v
-
-
Nitrogen, Hydrogen and

oxygen
Bg
- - P- , g
- - P- CW-
- v
BP v
-
Carbon
di-oxide & methane

3.
--- - Wi- f--O
3.
-
- - , - -g
- - P- g-g- P-
4.
CW-- & v & BP-v, B-g--P,-
g-g- P-
2.
D i-W- -- |
-
- - W-
- - -
- .
1.
P
-
- W- -
Blue green algae
2.
- -
- W- -
3.
Brown algae
3.
P
- W-
4.
Golden brown algae
4.
W -
-
- W- -
1.
Red algae
2.
Semi parasites obtain water &
3.
minerals from host plant through

special structure called
1.
Hyphae
2.
Tentacles
3.
Haustoria
4.
Velamen tissue
A- -
- -W- |
- W- - -

- - A-
- W- - D -
-
a- W- - -P v
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1.
-
- -W-
2. po-P
-
3. r--
4.
- -- AWW- -
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4.
5.
Proteins are converted into poly
4.
peptides with the help of

- - -
- v
- -
- .
1.
Rennin
2.
Amylase
1. - -
3.
Pepsin
4.
Peptidase
2. A-
- -
3.
- -
4.
- r v-
Sucrose is a disaccharide which
5.
consists of the following simple

sugar molecule
6.
7.
- q
- W v
- W- - -X D Q|W- - --
P-
- J P-
- W- - -X
- D PX- -
- P
- A-|-W- v
- q
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1. WP-
- + W-P-
r -
1.
Glucose + Galactose
2.
Galactose + Fructose
2. W-P-
r - + P
r -
3.
Glucose +Glucose
3. WP-
- + WP
-
4.
Glucose + Fructose
4. WP-
- + P
r -
Unsaturated fatty acids are
6.
A-- - P B-W- -- P
converted into saturated fatty acid
BW- - -X
- -
-
- D Q-
through the process of
-P
1.
Hydrogenation
2.
Animilation
3.
Glycolysis
4.
Fermentation
1. v
-
i
- -
- -
2. - X-P- |
-
3. W P-
--
4.
- W-
- P-
An example for seed borne
7.
disease is
- -g
- -
- WP- R E-- O
-
1. Pv
- P- - - p
aW-f -
1.
Smurt patches on groundnut
2.
Wheat rust due to fungus
3.
Leaf spot on paddy
3. -
- GW- - - P aPW-R -
4.
Green leaves turning yellow
4. - - GW- -
- -|P- R W-
-
-
2. W-
- P PR W
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8.
The animal found in Nandan
8.
Kanan national park of orissa are

1.
Brown bears
2.
Elephants
3.
Four horned antelopes
4.
White tigers
J--
- - P-
- E-
- - -
- Pv
- ~W- - -
1. P |
- Pw
- W
2. B
- - W- -
3. -R P- iPW
4. - -W-
9.
10.
Proterozoic era was
p
- -
-k --P W
-
- -S
- -X ~
- W-
G-
1.
Mammals
1. - - W- -
2.
Fish and amphibians
3.
Invertebrates
4.
Reptiles
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3. A-P- - P- W- -
4. - -
- W- -
The amount of energy produced

by 1 gram lipid is
11.
9.
The dominant animal group in
1.
3.7 K Joules
2.
4.7 K Joules
3.
5.7 K Joules
4.
7.5 K Joules
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- r P Cr Q
- - vW- -
v v-
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1. 3.7 Q-
hW
2. 4.7Q hW
3. 5.7 Q hW
4. 7.5 Q h
- -W
The part of excretory system
11. --gW - J W P-- -

- P- - O
-
- -X
-
- - -
- .
1. W
- -
which acts as blood filter is

1.
glomerules
2.
nephron
2. ---
3.
Kidney
3. --v
4.
urinary bladder
4. - P-
-
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12.
Which of the following is a living
12. D PX- -
- W- -
- i A-W
-
tissue that provide mechanical
- - - - - - P R B- - -
support to the growing plant
JX- - -
- ?
body ?
13.
1. P-P
-
1.
Collenchymas
2.
Scleren chyma
2. - R - P
3.
Parenchyma
3. - P
-
4.
Xylem tissue
4. P
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In the five kingdom classification
13. B. prP b I i
proposed by R. Whittaker,
g XP| , P
eukaryotic organisms have been
qP iW W.
assigned to,
1. Only two kingdoms
1. P Gv gW

2. Only three kingdoms
2. P gW

3. Only four kingdoms
3. P R gW

4. All the five kingdoms
4. G I gW

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X ?
1. W X i
ZoPW X.
2. |W
q
B QP B C
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3. |W
iP

C.
4. |W P R
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14. Identify from the following a false

statement with reference to viruses
1. Viruses are free living
entities
2. Viruses have a nucleic acid
enclosed in a protein coat
3. Virus do not have a cellular
organization
4. Viruses can be crystallized
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15. Read the following statements

Statement A : Growth in living organisms
is irreversible
Statement B : Plants exhibit determinate
type of growth
Choose the correct option from the
following
15. D PX PW K w.
P G : iW

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W J
WW Q
P : W
u
~
W
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D PX W E BR w.
1. P G W P ,
Gv
X
2. P G W ,
Gv
X
3. P G X,
P X
4. P X,
P G X
1. Both statement A and statement

B are correct
2. Both statement A and statement
B are wrong
3. Statement A is correct,
Statement B is wrong
4. Statement B is correct,
Statement A is wrong
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16. Which of the following pairs of

organs in the human respiratory
system, are not directly connected
to each other
1. Nasal cavity Pharynx
2. Larynx Bronchi
3. Pharynx Larynx
4. Bronchioles alveoli
16. Eo
D PX
hw AWW J hW
C X P
?
17. Which of the following constituent
17. B D PX ZoP
A P P P
X ?
1. P P & Wo
2. qWr & T
3. Wo & qWr
4. W & W WvW
of human food can serve as a source

of the essential nutrient, chlorine?
1.
2.
3.
4.
1. Milk
2. Green vegetables
3. Fish meat
4. Table salt
P W

AvW E
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18. Which of the following condition

defines correctly the idea of
enucleate cell ?
1. A cell with a primitive nucleus
2. A cell with a distinct nucleus
3. A cell which has lost nucleus at
maturity
4. A cell with more than one
nucleus
18. D Qp iP
G
D PX X b
?
1. b PP C iP

2. r PP C iP

3. y
PP P

Pw iP

4. JQR a c PP W
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19. Identify the incorrect statement with

reference to gymnosperms,
1. The reproductive structures in
these plants are called flowers
2. In these plants seeds are not
enclosed in fruits
3. The adult plant body is a
sporophyte
4. They are commonly called
Conifers
19. i
WW X
P W.
1. D W g
a W W
G .
2. D W gW |W
B
X.
3. D W y h|
gP
X.
4. D W X P
W P
W
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20. In the leaves of Aquatic submerged

plants, stomata are
1.
2.
3.
4.
20. X g W GW

W
Absent
Found only on the upper
surface
Found only on the lower
surface
Found on both surfaces
1.
2.
W

C

3.
P
W
Pv

4.
Gv
WW
Pv

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21. Which of the following is the correct

form of writing the scientific name
of Pea plant?
1. Pisum sativum
2. pisum Sativum
3. pisum sativum
4. Pisum Sativum
21. D PXW p~Xv P

?
1. Pisum sativum
2. pisum Sativum
3. pisum sativum
4. Pisum Sativum
22. Which of the following cell organelle
22. D P X P | W W
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functions as a Packaging Centre

in the cell?
1.
Lysosomes
2.
Ribosomes
3.
Plastids
4.
Golgi complex
v
?
1. W
2. W
3. v
r W
4. WY Q|
23. Identify the mismatch from the
23. D PX W
hw
following pair,
W.
1. Chlamydomonos Alga
2. Agaricus Fungus
1. Pv &
3. Yeast Protozoan
2. AWP &
3. r & ph
4. Salmonella Bacteria
4.
& Qr
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24. Which of the following does not

have a role in the mechanism of
breathing?
1.
Ribs
2.
Vertebral column
3.
Rib muscles
4.
Diaphragm
24. Q D PX WPR
?
25. Identify from the following a non

degradable item.
1.
Fallen leaves
2.
Vegetable wastes
3.
Plastic
4.
Animal waste
25. D PX W
hP ZoW JWW

W.
1.
EW
2.
P gW
3.
Pr
4.
~gW
1.
2.
3.
4.
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ANSWER KEY
Q. No
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Key
2
2
3
3
4
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Mathematics
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1. Find the greatest number of five digits

which is exactly divisible by
7,10,15,21 and 28.
1. 7,10,15, 21 v 28 jAz
AtV sUU Lz
CAQU CvAv zq z z
ASAi PAqrj.
(a) 99840
(J) 99840
(b) 99900
() 99900
(c) 99990
() 99990
(d) 99960
(r) 99960
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2. 30% of 180 is same as
(J) 90g 10%
(a) 10% of 90
(b) 20% of 270
(c) 40% of 90
(d) 40% of 60
2. 180 g 30% AiizP ?

() 270g 20%
() 90g 40%
(r) 60g 40%
3. Jgq ASU 5 : 6 g Cv
3. Two numbers are in the ratio 5 : 6. If

the sum of their squares is 3904. the
larger number is (a) 48
(b) 46
(c) 42
z. CU UU v 3904
Dzg, zqzz ASAi Aiiz?
(J) 48
(d) 38
4. One year ago, a man was 8 times as

old as his daughter. Now his age is
equal to the sqaure of his daughter's
age. The present age of the daughter
is
(a) 5 years
(b) 6 years
(c) 7 years
() 46
() 42 (r) 38
4. MAz z Az, M QAi

Ai Dv U AiVAv 8
l ZVv. FU Dv Ai,
v U Ai Uz. U
FV Ai?
(J) 5 U
() 7 U
(d) 8 years
() 6 U
(r) 8U
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5. If a = p+q and b = p-q, then the expression
5. a = p+q v b = p-q Dzg,

i
has a value
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) 0
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
6. 0.25 g 8.8% g -
6. 8.8% of 0.25 is
(a) 0.022
(b) 0.22
(J) 0.022
() 0.22
(c) 2.2
(d) 22
() 2.2
(r) 22
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7. The 7th digit of (202)3 is

(a) 2
(b) 4
(c) 6
7. (202)3 g iz 7 CAQ Aiiz?
(d) 8
(J) 2
8. If we consider 1 inch = 2.54 cm, then

76.2 cm represents -
() 4
() 6
(r) 8
8. 1 EAZ = 2.54 A. . Uzg,

76.2 A. =
(a) 25.4 inches
(b) 30 cms
(J) 25.4 EAZ
() 30 A. .
(c) 30 inches
(d) 762 inches
() 30 EAZ
(r) 762 EAZ
9. ABC wsdz B + C = 1300 v
9. In a le ABC, if B + C = 1300 and

A = C, what is the measure of ?
(a) 500
(b) 600
(c) 700
A = C Dzg, J?
(J) 500
(d) 800
10. Two poles of height 7 mts and 12 mts

stand on a plane ground. If the distance
between their feet is 12 mts, the distance
between their tops is (a) 5 m
(b) 13 m
(c) 15m
(d) 20m
() 600 () 700 (r)800
10. 7 v 12 Jvgz Jgq

PAU z Aw. CU
zU q zg 12 Uzg,
CU vU q zg?
(J) 5
() 13
() 15
(r) 20
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11) The square of 0.009 is

(a) 0.081
(c) 0.00081
11)
(b) 0.0081
(d) 0.000081
B will get-
(a) 0.081
(b) 0.0081
(c) 0.00081
(d) 0.000081
12) 91 g U A, B
12) If Rs. 91 is divided among A, B

and C in the ratio 1 1 , 1 and2 3
2
0.009 g U
v C U
g Cv
z Aazg 'B' U J g Uvz?
(a) Rs. 36
(b) Rs. 40
(a) 36 g
(b) 40 g
(c) Rs. 45
(d) Rs. 48
(c) 45 g
(d) 48 g
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13) MAz DAivz Gz v CU

Ugq CU CvAi Jgq
gzg, D DAivz t
Rq J ZUvz?
13) If a rectangle's length and breadth are

both doubled, by what percent is the area
of reactangle increases?
(a) 300
(b) 200
(c) 100
(d) 50
14) The average of 5 quantities is 10 and

the average of remaining 2?
(b) 12
(c) 11.5
(d) 12.5
(c) 100
(d)50
(a) 11
A
C
(d) 12.5
15) Png avz 'x' Ai
x
1050
(b) 12
(c) 11.5
15) In the given figure, find the value of 'x'

A
(b)200
14) 5 jitU gjAi 10 v

CU 3 jitU g
jAi '9' Uzg Gz
2 jitU gjAi?
the average of 3 of them is 9. What is
(a) 11
(a) 300
x
1050
(a) 300
(b) 400
(a) 300
(b) 400
(c) 500
(d) 600
(c) 500
(d) 600
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16) How many times will the digit '0' appear

between 1 and 10,000?
(a) 4003
(b) 4000
(c) 3892
(d) 2893
16) 1 jAz 10,000 q '0' CAQAi

J j PtUvz ?
(a) 4003
(c) 3892
17) Jgq wU v 7x3 +4x2 2x. CU MAz w Ai

3x3 - 2x2 +3x
Dzg, vAz
wAi Aiiz?
17. The sum of two trinomials is

7x3 +4x2 - 2x. If one of the trinomial is
3x3 - 2x2 +3x, then the other trinomial
is
(a) 4x3 - 6x2 - 5x
(b) 4x3 - 6x2 + 5x
(c) 4x3 +6x2 - 5x
(d) 4x3 + 6x2 + 5x
(a)
(a)
2n
(c)
4n
4x3 - 6x2 - 5x (b) 4x3 - 6x2 + 5x
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18. If 3(m-n) = 7 (3n - m), then 'm' is equal

to -
(b) 4000
(d) 2893
4x3 +6x2 - 5x (d) 4x3 + 6x2 + 5x
18) 3(m-n) = 7 (3n - m) Dzg 'm'

J?
(b) 2.4n
(a) 2n
(b) 2.4n
(d) 24n
(c) 4n
(d) 24n
19. Selling price of 12 fruits is equal to the
19) 12 tU ijz , 16 tU
cost price of 16 fruits. What is the profit
C U Vz. Uzg
Rq s J?
percentage?
(a)
27%
(b)
33 12 %
(a) 27%
(b) 3312 %
(c)
35%
d)
30%
(c) 35%
d) 30%
20. A chair and a table together costs Rs.100.
20) MAz Pa v f Ml
If the chair costs Rs. 16/- less than the

table, the cost of the table is
100 gU. PaAi Ai

f VAv 16 g. Pr
AiiVzg, f Ai?
(a) Rs. 42.
(b) Rs. 84
(a) Rs. 42.
(b) Rs. 84
(c) Rs. 64
(d) Rs. 58
(c) Rs. 64
(d) Rs. 58
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21)
A car went up the hill at a speed

of 16km/ hour and came down
the same distance at a speed of
32km/hour. The average speed,
in km/hour, of the round trip is
(a)
12.33
(b)
21.33
(c) 22.33
(d)
20.33
21) J P o
r WpW 16
Q. W
, CW A
WpW 32 Q. W
P B | |
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(G) 12.33
() 22.33
22) P

22) What value of P makes

P
+ 2 = 4 true ?
9
(a)
(c)
-54
-18
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23)
4 .3 .2
=
43.35.22
(a)
(c)
4
2
3
2
(b)
(d)
18
54
(G) &54
() 18
() &18
(w)
54
23) 4 3.3 5.2 2 =

5
4 .3 .2
(a) 4
(b) 1
2
(c) 3
2
(d) 1
2
(b)
(d)
1
2
24) . 400 J
h p
r P . AWW
. 20% C. W 6%
B A Pv P | (W )
Gr ?
24) Surabhi is buying a pair of dress that

costs Rs. 400. They are on sale for
20% off. If the tax rate is 6%, what
is the sale price of the dress including
tax ?
(a) 339.20
(c) 424.40
P
+ 2 = 4
9
D P|
W

?
() 21.33
(w) 20.33
(b) 379.40
(d) 464.60
(G) 339.20
() 379.40
() 424.40
(w) 464.60
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25. D PP v b
D AC
X BD AC W
X
BD E

r ?
25. In the figure below D is the

midpoint of AC and BD is
perpendicular to AC. What is the
length of BD?
25 cms
25 cms
A
A
D
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() 16 ..
(b) 16 cm
() 18 .
(c) 18 cm
(w) 20 .
(d) 20 cm
26) How many inches are in 2

(a) 24 inches
1
feet ?
2
26) Gv
Aw Gr CaW?
(G) 24 CaW ()30 CaW
(b) 30 inches
(c) 36 inches
() 36 CaW (w) 40 CaW
(d) 40 inches
27)
x + 8 x + 16 2 x + 8
2
=
x +3
x 9
2
2
a) 2( x + 4)
( x 3)( x + 3)2
(b) 2( x + 3)( x 3)
(c ) ( x + 4)( x 3)
2
(d) ( x + 4)( x 3)
2( x + 3)
(G) 15 ..
(a) 15 cm
27)
D
I 30 CmsJ
(J)
( x + 4)
x 2 + 8 x + 16 2 x + 8
2
=
x +3
x 9
2( x + 4)2
()
( x 3)( x + 3)2
() ( x + 4)( x 3)
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2( x + 3)( x 3)
( x + 4)
(x +4)(x-3)2
2(x+3)
28) Which equation is equivalent to
28) PP v W

P|
PR ?
3 [ 7 x 4( x 3) ] + 1 = 16 ?
(a) 9x2 = 16
(G) 9x2 = 16
(b) 9x+37 = 16
() 9x+37 = 16
(c ) 17x2 = 16
() 17x2 = 16
(d) 17x+13 = 16
(w) 17x+13 = 16
29) Shreyas divided the staircase figure

below into rectangles to help to
determine its area (all measurements
are in cms). What is the total area of
the figure ?
BW X i
29) PP v BP
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A Pv w
(Pqr G
|W. .. ). Pqr
BP ?
3 [ 7 x 4( x 3) ] + 1 = 16
(a)300 cm2
(b) 325 cm2
(c) 350 cm2
(d) 375 cm2
(G) 300 cm2

() 350 cm2
30) If 50% of a number is 20, what is

75% of the number ?
(a)
(b)
15
(c)
30
(d)
45
() 325 cm2
(w) 375 cm2
30) J T . 50, 20 B,
B T . 75 Gr ?
(G) 8
() 15
()
30
(w) 45
155
31) Sachin scored the following runs in

his last 7 innings : 9, 25, 12, 36, 4, 48
and 6. What is the median number
of runs scored by Sachin in these 7
innings.
(a)
(b)
(c)
12
(d)
36
31) b A C b 7
CWW W W T
9,25,12,36,4,48 6. b
A D 7 CWW
W W
P Gr ?
2 to 3
(b)
4 to 9
(c)
16 to 27
(d)
16 to 81
(a)
(b)
()
()
12
n
.
g
D
.
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g
.
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.
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A
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32) Gv aPW W A 4:9

BX. B aPW
W A
H ?
(G ) 2 3
() 4 9
() 16 27
(w) 16 81
33) 4 ( x 2+ 3y ) 2 x 2 y =
5x y
(w) 36
32) The perimeter of two squares are in

a ratio of 4 to 9. What is the ratio
between the areas of the two squares
?
(a)
(G)
10
33)
4
x y3
2
4 ( x + y ) 2 x 2 y
=
5x 2 y3
10
4
2 3
(G) x y
4
x y3
4
x y3
()
(c)
(d)
4( x + y )
x y3 ( x y)
()
4( x + y ) 2
5x2 y3
(w)
4( x + y )
x y3 ( x y)
2
4( x + y )2
5x2 y3
156
34. In the figure below AB and CD are

perpendicular. What is the perimeter
of ABC?
(a)
34. PP v b
AB CDTW
X. ABCg
Gr ?
13 cm
(G)
()
()
(w)
(b) 28 cm
(c)
42 cm
(d) 84 cm
n
.
g
D
.
E
g
.
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35. PP v W

( x + 2) + ( x 2)(2 x + 1)CPR X?
35. Which of the following expression

is equal to( x + 2) + ( x 2)(2 x + 1) ?
2
(a) 2 x 2 x
(b) 2 x 2 4 x
(c) 2x 2 + x
2
(d) 4 x + 2 x
(G) 2 x 2 2 x
2
() 2 x 4 x
() 2x 2 + x
2
(w) 4 x + 2 x

36) ' x ' PP v
2x2 x 4 = 0
P|

36. Which is one of the solution to the

equation 2x2 x 4 = 0 ?
(a)
1
33
4
(c) 1 + 33
4
1
4
(b) + 33
(d)
W

?
1 33
4
37) A right angled triangles hypotenuse

has length 5. If one leg has length 2,
what is the length of the other leg ?
(a)
(c) 29
13 ..
28 .
42 . .
84 ..
(G)
1
33
4
()
1
+ 33
4
()
1 + 33
4
(w)
1 33
4
37) J P g P| E
5 BX, J E 2 BX
E Gr ?
(b) 21
(G) 3
() 29
(d) 7
() 21
(w) 7
157
38) The value of
5 3+3 5
15
(a) 1
5+ 3
is
38)
39) In a competition involving ten

countries including India and
Pakistan each country plays a match
with every other country. The
number of matches involving either
India or Pakistan is
45
(b)
44
(c)
17
(d)
34
15
(G)
()
()
(w)
(b) 15
(c) 5 + 3
(d) 5 3
(a)
5 3+3 5
5+ 3
1
15
5+ 3
5 3
39) Q

W
v
W W

E G W
Bv
. CW

A Q W

W T
(G)
45
()
44
()
17
(w)
34
n
.
g
D
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g
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40) Electricity charges in a city are as

follows : for the first 100 units at
Rs. 0.80 per unit, for the second 100
units at Rs. 1.00 per unit, for the
third 100 units at Rs. 1.20 per unit,
while for units above 300 it is Rs.
2.00 per unit. If the electricity bill
amounted to Rs. 550, how many
units have were consumed ?

aQf
C :
40) W
100 .pWW pW
. 0.80, Gv 100 pWW
pW . 1.00, 100
pWW pW . 1.20
W 300 pWW
pW . 2.00 BX. afQ
. 550.00 B
pW
r ?
(a) 375
(b) 400
(G) 375
() 400
(c) 425
(d) 450
() 425
(w) 450
158
41) A tank whose length and depth are

1m and breadth is 2m is filled to the
brim. After taking out 50 buckets of
water from the tank the water level in
the tank is reduced by 25cm. The
volume of the bucket is
41)J qr E W B 1
A AW 2 BX A
. A 50
Pp W
A

or 25 .. r Pw
Pp Z
r ?
(a) 5 litres
(G) 5 oW
(b) 10 litres
() 10 oW
(c) 15 litres
() 15 oW
(d) 20 litres
n
.
g
D
.
E
g
.
J
.
U
A
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(w) 20 oW
42) 10 99 JX Gr Ag
TW AW APW A
wW AgX
E
. (E. : 13)
42) How many prime numbers between

10 and 99 remain prime when their
digits are interchanged ? (ex :13)
(a)
10
(b)
(c)
(d)
(G) 10
() 9
() 8
(w) 7
43) 1 25 v C G
Ag TW .
43) Sum of all the prime numbers

between 1 and 25 is
(a)
101
(b)
100
(G) 101
() 100
(c)
10
(d)
11
() 10
(w) 11
44) Compound interest at the rate of

10% per year for two years is
equal to simple interest for two
years at an annual interest of
(a) 11%
(c) 10.5%
44)
PR Pv 10

, 2
WW
aPwx Gv
W wxW X ?
(b) 10%
(d) 1.5%
(G) 11%
() 10%
() 10.5%
(w) 1.5%
159
45) 96 is divided into three parts

proportional to 3, 4 and 5. The
biggest of the three parts is :
(a)
32
(b) 40
(c)
96
(d) 48
45) 96 3, 4 5
|
WWX i Wu
W :
(G) 32
() 96
46) (3x-2) (2x+5) W W| CPR

:
46) The product of (3x-2) and (2x+5)

is equal to :
(a)
6x2 - 10
(b)
6x2 + 11x -10
(c)
6x2 - 10x +11
(d)
6x2 - 11x +10
(G)
()
()
(w)
(b)
(c)
(3a+2mn)/120
(d)
3a + 2mn
48) Let R = gS - 4, when S = 8 we have

R= 16.
When S = 10, then R is
equal to
(a) 20
(b) 21
(c) 18
(d) 24
6x2 + 11x -10

6x2 - 10x +11
6x2 - 11x +10
47) | 'm' W, 'n'

|W , WpW 40. Q..
W
Kv Ww
'a' Q.. P W
P

WpW
r ?
(3a+2mn)/120
(a+mn)/40
6x2 - 10
n
.
g
D
.
E
g
.
J
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U
A
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47) How many hours does it take a train

to travel 'a' kms if its average speed
is 40km/hour and it stops for 'm'
minutes at each of the 'n' stations ?
(a)
() 40
(w) 48
(G)
(3a+2mn)/120
()
(a+mn)/40
()
(3a+2mn)/120
(w)
3a + 2mn
48) R = gS - 4 BX, S = 8 BX W
R= 16 B, S = 10 BXW R
J ?
(G) 20
() 21
() 18
(w) 24
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49) In a group of cows and chickens,

the total number of legs is 14 more
than twice the number of heads. The
number of cows is :
49) PW W
, Jor
PW T , W T
Gvr QR 14 h C, B
W W T Gr ?
(a) 7
(G)
()
()
(w)
(b) 8
(c) 9
(d) 5
n
.
g
D
.
E
g
.
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.
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50) [2-3(2-3)-1]-1
W
W
W :
50) The value of [2-3(2-3)-1]-1 is

(a)
-5
(b)
(c)
-1/5
(d)
1/5
7
8
9
5
(G)
&5
()
()
&1/5
(w)
1/5
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MATHAMATICS
ANSWER KEY
Q.No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Key
D
B
A
C
B
A
D
C
D
B
D
B
A
C
A
D
C
B
B
D
B
D
B
A
D
Q.No
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
n
.
g
D
.
E
g
.
J
.
U
A
r
162
Key
B
C
B
A
C
C
D
A
C
A
C
B
A
C
C
B
A
B
C
B
B
C
B
A
D
HISTORY
1.
The Great wall of China was built

by : 1.
Shi Huang Ti
2.
Lao Tse
3.
Wu Wang
4.
Mencius
2.
The sentence Truth alone will

prevail (Satyameva Jayathe) is
found in :
1.
Ishavasya Upanishad
2.
Mundaka Upanishad
3.
Aitthiriya Upanishad
4.
Kena Upanishad
3.
4.
C
1.
b- - W - v - - - - |
w-
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1. W
2. --
3. & W
4.
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2.
' - - - g- - " G P D
E--
- - -
-
- :&
1. D
- - -- E-
- -
2. v P-
- -
3. I- E-
- -
4. P--
- -
What was found in Lothal, a port

town in Harappa civilization ?
1.
Dockyard
2.
Great bath (tank)
3.
Temple
4.
stadium
3.
-
- W- -P-
-
- W- -
-
- - -
-
-
- :&
1. v
- W- P- p
- r
2. -
- P
3.
- - -
4. Qv
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-
Name the chinese traveller who

visited
the
court
of
Harshavardhana :1.
Fahian
2.
Abdhul Razak
3.
Hiuen Tsiang
4.
Suleman
4.
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-W- :&
1.
---
2.
A-
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3.
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4.
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n
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g
D g
.
E
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J
U
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163
5.
The capital of Shatavahanas was :1. Paithan

2. Karle
3. Kanheri
4. Ajanta
5.
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1.
- s- |
-
2. P-
3. P- 4. A-g
6.
The first Kannada Halmidi

Inscription was found during the
rule of :1. Gangas
2. Chalukyas
3. Rastrakutas
4. Kadambas
6.
P- - v
-
-
- '
- w
- - "- C- P- :&
1. WW-
2. a--P -
3. -
- P-
o
- -
4. P
- -
Name the temple of Badami

Chalukya, which UNESCO has
listed the monument of world
heritage : 1. Aihole
2. Badami
3. Pattadakallu
4. Mahanandi
7.
The first available Kannada work

is : 1. Kavirajamarga
2. Adipurana
3. Vikramarjuna Vijaya
4. Shantipurana
8.
7.
8.
n
.
g
D g
.
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W- ~
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1. I-
2. -
3. o
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-r P
4. ---
P- v
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1. P- -g
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W-
2. B- -|
3. -P
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g
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4. ---|
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9.
10.
Which one of the following groups

is in the chronological order:1. Nripakama, Ballala I,
Ereyanga, Vinayaditya,
Vishnuvardhana
2. Ereyanga, Vinayaditya,
Vishnuvardhana, Ballala-I,
Nripakama
3. Vishnuvardhana, Vinayaditya
Ballala I, Nripakama,
Ereyanga
4. Nripakama, Vinayaditya,
Ereyanga, Ballala I,
Vishnuvardhana
9.
The
at : 1.
2.
3.
4.
10. D-i
- -r A-
v
- x
- -v C
- :&
2.
G-W, ---, ----,

- &I , P- -
3.
----, -----, - &I,

P- - , GW,
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
J
U
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4.
biggest Egyptian pyramid is

Athens
Thebes
Karnak
Gizeh
Pq
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- W- W- -
- W A
- - P-
- -X
- :&
1. - - P - , - & I , G W ,
- -- ,
-
-
-
-
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--P-, ---, GW,

-
-
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1. A--
2.
- (--)3. P--P
4. X-h
11. The Hoysala ruler Vishnuvardhana

assumed the title Talakadugonda
because :1. He conquered Gangavadi
from Cholas
2. He built Kirtinarayana temple
at Talkad
3. He was a great monarch
4. He built Vijayanarayana
temple at Belur.
11.
- - -
-
-
-
-
- - W- '
- P- -v W-
v'
-
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- :&
1.
2.
3.
4.
a- WW
- -w
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--P-w-- Q----| -
- - -
- -
- - -
- A u
- -X
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-
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-
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165
12. Match the following by using code:1. Herodotus a) Philosopher

2. Plato
b) Odyssey
3. Homer
c) Science
4. Hippocrates d)Father of History
e) Medicine
code :
1. 1-D, 2-A, 3-B, 4-E
2. 1-C, 2-B, 3-A, 4-D
3. 1-B, 2-E, 3-D, 4-A
4. 1-A, 2-C, 3-E, 4-B
12. b-- E
- -X- -
- -:&
1. -
v
-
o
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-
2. p
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- w
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3. - -
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4. Pl
w
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- -
- -
- -
-
C)
-
- P
- P
b :&
1. 1-D, 2-A, 3-B, 4-E
2. 1-C, 2-B, 3-A, 4-D
3. 1-B, 2-E, 3-D, 4-A
4. 1-A, 2-C, 3-E, 4-B
n
.
g
D g
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13. Sericulture was introduced in the

state of Mysore by :1. Haider Ali
2. Tipu Sultan
3. Wellesley
4. William Bentick
13. g
b :&
1.
2. q
3.
4. qP
14. Dwikuta (double temple) Hoysala

temple is located in :1.
3.
Belur
Bannur
14. P
o
:&
1.
2. v
3.
4.
2. Halebidu
4. Somanathapura
15. Zakat was a tax, paid only by :1. Hindus

2. Muslims
3. Hindus and Muslims
4. None of the above
15. gP G W Pv
:&
1. W
2.
3. W
4. A.
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16. The book Prince was written by:1. Michiavelli

2. Cervantes
3. Erasmus
4. Shakespeare
16. " ' G P

:&
1. P
2. q
3. G 4. P
17. The World Religions conference at

Chicago was attended by :1. Ramakrishna Paramahamsa
2. Swami Vivekananda
3. Raja RamMohan Roy
4. Dr. Annie Besant
17. 1893 bPW W v

W

W
:&
1. P

2. P
3. g
4. v >> A p
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
J
U
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18. The contemporary rulers in India

when the Second Chinese Buddhist
Traveller arrived here :1. Harsha
2. Pulikesin II
3. Narasimhavarman I
4. All the above
18. b- Gv P PR
BWW P W :&
1.
2. Gv P
3. ()
4.
19. Gandhi broke the Salt Law at

Dandi on :1. 6th March 1930
2. 6th April 1930
3. 12th March 1930
4. 12th April 1930
19. w G E P Wi
: &
1. 1930 a 6
2. 1930 H 6
3. 1930 a 12
4. 1930 H 12
20. The Persian Invader who Invaded
20. 1738 w
P:&
1. A A
2.
3.
4.
India in 1738 was :1.
Ahmedshah Abdali
2.
Nadir shah
3.
Shershah
4.
Bahaman Shah
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21. The Olympic games began in :1. 774 B.C

2. 775 B.C
3. 776 B.C
4. 776 A.D
21. JP QvW :&

1. Q. . 774
2. Q. . 775
3. Q. . 776
4. Q.. 776
22. The architect of Integration of

Indian States was :-
22.
gW JorW
w :&
1. . .
2. W
3.
p
4. . gWa
1.
2.
3.
4.
V.P. Menon
Mahatma Gandhi
Sardar Vallabhai Patel
C.Rajagopalachari
n
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J
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23. az PWp
G g
X D :&
1.
2. P
3. p
4. p
23. Kungfutsu, a great philosopher of

China was popularly called as :1. Mencius
2. Confucius
3. Lao-tze
4. Hu To
24. XP W
P
:&
1.
2.

3. A
4. J
24. The Greek called Sun God as :1. Ra

2. Shamash
3. Apollo
4. Olympus
25. The ancient city Chi Chin Itza, One

of the Wonders of the world is
located in the country :1. Peru
2. Brazil
3. Columbia 4. Mexico
25. a A bbCp G
b W
D

: &
1.
3. P
2. i
4. QP
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HISTORY
ANSWER KEY
Q. No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Key
1
2
1
3
1
4
3
1
4
4
1
1
2
2
2
1
2
4
2
2
3
3
2
4
4
n
.
g
D g
.
E
.
J
U
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r A
169
CIVICS
1. Identify the act introduced in 1955 ?

1.
Citizenship act
2.
Peoples representation act
3.
office of the profit act
4.
Panchayatraj act
1.
1955 h-W -
- ?
1. --
- - P-
2. h
- -
- P-
3. -
- --P P-
4.
- a-- g P-
2. The form of government run by a

class of officials is :
1.
Democracy 2. Aristocracy
3.
Bureaucracy 4. Theocracy
2. A-P- -W- - J
- W-

- B
- v
-
- P-
1.
- h
- -
- - 2.
- -
3. A-P- - Bv- -
4.
-
-P- -W- - Bv- -
3. The act introduced to bring about

transparency in administration is
1.
Consumer protection act
2.
Right to information act
3.
Indian penal code
4.
Civil procedure code
3.
Bv - - - - - - - P - - - -
E- -
- - h-W
- - -
1. W
- P- PO
- P-
2.
- - P R
3. -- v -
4. --
- W- -P -
4.
---- a--O Q-- --

P
1. -a-, -- -PR v---P,
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2. -
- - - -- ,
- - - P- R v-
-
- , P- W a
3. -
- - -
- P- ,
- - P- R v
- - ,- - - - - - - W
a-
4. -
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- - - -- , - P- R v
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n
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g
D g
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J
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4. The correct order of the election

process in India is :
1. Propaganda, withdrawal of
nomination, filing of nomination
and scrutiny of nomination.
2. Scrutiny of nomination,
withdrawal of nomination, filing
of nomination and propaganda
3. Filing of nomination, withdrawal
of nomination, scrutiny of
nomination and propaganda.
4. Filing of nomination, scrutiny of
nomination, withdrawal of
nomination and propaganda.
170
5. The government of India is fully

authoritative. Foreign countries
cannot interfere in our internal or
external matters of our country. This
kind of power in other words is
termed as :
1.
Sovereign
2.
Secular
3.
Socialistic
4.
Republic
5.
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-. - --W- --
B- P- W -
- -W- -
- P
-
v---. C- A--P--PR C-
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1.
-
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- - -
2.
h---
3.
--g--
4.
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n
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6. An appeal against the judgment of a

lower court in the supreme court falls
under :
1. The powers of original
jurisdiction
2. The powers of appellate
jurisdiction.
3. The writ of quo warranto
4. The writ mandamus
6.
P- -
- -
- -a
f
-
- -
- - -
-
A-P-
- Aw -
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1.
J-i
- -
- h- wP-
2.
A p
- h- wP-
3.
P p
4. v
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7. Peaceful co-existence one of the

principles of Indian Foreign Policy
is mentioned in
1. The preamble of our constitution
2. The directive principles of our
constitution
3. Fundamental duties
4. Panchasheel
7.
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8. The agency of U.N. which provides

financial assistance to various
infrastructural development projects
in the backward countries is :
1. UNESCO
2. UNICEF
3. ILO
4. WTO
8.
9. Singapore, Malaysia are the members

associated with the regional body of
1.
SAARC
2.
ASEAN
3.
OAU
4.
EU
9.
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10. The confirmation of the appointment

of the secretary general of UN rests
with
1.
General Assembly
2.
Security council
3.
Trusteeship council
4.
Economic and social council
10. -- (---) P--

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11. The policies of liberalization and

privatization are the out come of :
1.
Open market system
2.
Free trade policies
3.
Mixed economy
4.
Globalization
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172
12. The authority who looks after the day-
12. Pv
to-day administration of union
Bv
territory in India is :-
AP .
1.
Home Minister
1.
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Prime Minister
2.
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Governor
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Lieuftenant Governor
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School
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2.
3.
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14. The system of Direct Democracy
14.

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cannot be practiced in India. The
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reason for this is :-
1.
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1.
Vastness of the country
2.
Multi party system
3.
Too many Religions
2.
4.
Illiteracy
3.
AP W
4.
173
15. Right of Speech, Press, Employment

and to settle in any part of India are
listed under the fundamental right of
1.
2.
3.
4.
Right to Equality
Right to Freedom
Cultural and Educational Right
Right to constitutional
Remedies
16. The powers of the President to pass

any Law when the Parliament is not
in session is termed as :1.
2.
3.
4.
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Impeachment
Ordinance
Legislative Supremacy
Emergency Power
17. The power to appoint the Judegs of

the High Court of Karnataka rests
with the :
1.
President of India
2.
Governor of Karnataka
3.
Chief Justice of India
4.
Chief Justice of the High Court
of Karnataka
17. PoP r PR
AP
1.

2.
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3.
af
4.
PoP u S
18. The annual session of the general

Assembly of UNO is held during :
18. P ()
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1.
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2.
g
3.
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4.

1.
2.
3.
4.
The third week of January

Third week of July
The third week of September
Third week of November
174
19. The term Cold War refers to :1.

2.
3.
4.
19.
:
The War fought in cold regions

The war fought between India
and
Pakistan
in
Himalayan regions
Rise and spread of Power
blocks
The rivalry and tension
between
the two power
blocks
1.
W
v

2.

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3.
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4.
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20. Kargil region lies between the

countries of :1.
India and Pakistan
2.
India and China
3.
India and Nepal
4.
India and Bangladesh
20. PX .................. W
v | C.
1.
Q
2.
b
3.

4.
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21. The body that has adopted the

Universal declaration on Human
rights on 10th December 1948 is :1.
League of Nations
2.
United Nations Organization
3.
International
Labour
Organization
4.
International court of Justice.
21. w 10, 1948

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P NO
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1.
2.
3.
4.
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22. The Economic Policy responsible for

the establishment of multinational
companies and corporations in India
is :1.
Industrial policy of India
2.
Setting up of Industrial banks
3.
Socialistic pattern of society
4.
Globalization
22. AP P W
W W W P| BP .
23. The country that obtained the

membership of UNO in 2001 was
1.
Congo
2.
Korea
3.
East Timer
4.
Acangua
23. 2001 C
v

1.
PW
2.
P
3.
D
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4.
APW
24. The child of today is the citizen of

tomorrow. Who among the
following made this statement?
1.
Motilal Nehru
2.
Jawaharlal Nehru
3.
Mahatma Gandhi
4.
Indira Gandhi
24. "C W h' D P

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25. The song Jana-gana-mana was

adopted by the constituent assembly
as the National Anthem of India on:1.
24th January 1947
2.
26th January 1947
3.
24th January 1950
4.
26th January 1950
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2. PWP PW
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2.
3.
4.
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1. 24 g 1947
2. 26 g 1947
3. 24 g 1950
4. 25 g 1950
176
CIVICS
ANSWER KEY
Q.No
Key
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
1
3
2
4
1
2
4
1
2
1
4
4
1
1
2
2
1
3
4
1
2
4
3
2
3
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177
GEOGRAPHY
1. The speed of the rotation of the Sun
1.
- AP--~- W-, --W
compared to earth is -
-
- -W
1. Faster
1. a
- cX- - -
-
2. Slower
2. -
- -X- -
-
3. Same as of the Earth
3. --
- r - -
-
4. -
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n
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g
D g
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2. The average surface temperature of

the Earth is 1. 240 C
2.
3. 140 C
4.
2.
180 C
- -
-
- - - -- E-
-
1. 240 -.
2.
180 .
3. 140 .
4.
200 .
200 C
3.
to the earth, the position is called.
a- -W A-
- - -
-
- -
H P
- -- ?
1. Perigee
1. E-h
-
3. When the moon is at its nearest point
2. Aphelion
2. Ea-f -
3. Apogee
3. A-h
-
4. Perihelion
4. --a--
4. Great Red spot : Jupiter : : great white
4.
spot :1. Saturn
-
- - P a
- P- R : W W :: v
aP : 1. - W
2. Neptune
2.
- -c W
3. Uranus
3. - - - W
4. Venus
4. P- W
178
5. Which of the following is an
5.
important reason for the unequal
D -P--X---W-- - ---g-
-S
-
- -X v
-
- -
- - w-.
distribution of insolation on the

earth's surface ?
1.
2.
3.
4.
1. Spherical shape of the earth

2. Inclination of the earth
3. Revolution of the earth
4. All the above
6.
6. Sub tropical high pressure belt is

sometimes known as
1. Equatorial trough
2. Doldrum
3. Horse latitudes
4. ITCZ
1. Westerlies of SH
E- E
-
-
- - A-P- Jv
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n
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1.
2.
3.
4.
7. Roaring forties, furious fifties and

shrieking sixties are
- A-vP-
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-- G
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7.
---- -A---W-, I-- EW-W-

A
- - - A
- - a
-
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1. Q- O
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W-
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-
-c - W- -
2. E- -
W-
-
-
-c - W- -
3. E-- -
W-
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- ~-g - W- -
4. Q- O
- -
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W-
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8.
Q- |
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-
- -P- - g- T
- -S
-
- -X
PP- -
- -X-
-
-
1.
- -W
-
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2. P- -- - W-
-
3.
- --W-
-
4. --
-
A
-
-
2. Westerlies of NH
3. Trade winds of NH
4. Trade winds of SH
8. The population of South America is
concentrated mainly in
1. Central regions
2. Coastal regions
3. River basins
E
-
-
- - Pw
- Jv
-

-
A A
- P-
-
I.-q.-.-h
- v
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179
9. Identify the right direction of winds
9.
caused by Coriolis effect.
D PX- -
- W- -
- P--- O
- -
-
Ep-W
- - W- - P-R W- - .
1.
1.
2.
3.
3.
4.
Desert :
2. Libya
3. Botswana
4. Australia
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11. Which one of the following is the
11. D P--X-W-- E- A--P --

-S W- -P- -
- -
- ?
important fishing grounds in North

America ?
1. Grand Bank
2. Georges Bank
4.
10. - - o - W - : Ah q- :: W p
Pr -
-
-

- :
1.
- -
-
2. -
3. o
- -
4. B--
-
-
10. Patagonia : Argentina :: Great Victoria

1. Namibia
2.
1.
2.
3.
4.
3. St. Pierras Bank

4. All the above
12. Temperate grassland : Steppes : :
Wv P
h-h P
p -P
-- G
-
12. - -
-
-
-
- - W- -
- :
r
:: E
-
-
- -
-
- W- -
- :
1. -
2. P-
3. - -
4.
- x
Tropical grassland :1. Pampas

2. Campos
3. Prairies
4. Veldt
180
13. The warm Gulf stream modifies the
13. D PX- - -
- -
-
- - W#
E
- P- -
-
- -- -
- .
1. - G - G P - v - c -
P--
2. - G - G P - v -
P--
3. -
- -
-c P-
4. -G- G Pv
- -
-
P--
W -
-c P--
weather condition of
1. Western coast of USA and
Canada
2. Eastern coast of USA and Canada
3. Western coast of Europe
4. Eastern coast of USA and Canada
and the Western coast of Europe
n
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14. Study of land and landforms is

1. Geography of Soils
2. Meteorology
3. Petrology
4. Geomorphology
14.
W A
1. ~ W
2. W|
3.
4.
a
15. "Helio Centric" theory was

forwarded by
1. Ptolemy
2. Nicolaus Copernicus
3. Galileo Galilei
4. Isaac Newton
15. ""P''
1. p
2. P PP
3. W W
4. IP o
16. Calculate the Longitude of a place

where the local time is noon, when it
is 6.00 a.m in Greenwich
16. Xa W Y 6.00 WpX , J

X
.
W B T
1. 900
2. 750
3. 600
4. 900
1. 900 E
2. 750E
3. 600W
4. 900W
181
17. Mohorovic discontinuity is the

boundary between the
1.
2.
3.
4.
17. P CW
v C.
1. W o (Pa
)
2. o
3. W
4. J
Crust and the Mantle

Mantle and the core
Crust and the Core
Inner core and the Outer core
18. Homoseismal lines show the places

of
1. Equal earthquake intensity
2. Earthquakes with different
intensity
3. Earthquake shocks at the time
4. Low intensity earthquake belt
18. " PT'W...................

W
.
19. Given below are the diagrams

representing stages of waterfall.
Arrange in correct order.
19. PX TbW g W
. AW P
hw.
1. A,B,C,D
3. D,C,A,B
2.
4.
1.
2.
3.
4.
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P HPPPR PWR WW
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D,B,A,C
D,A,C,B
1. A,B,C,D
3. D,C,A,B
20. Snow line varies from region to

region. Generally it is
1. Higher at the poles and lower at
the equator
2. Higher at the equator and lower at
the poles
3. Higher at the tropics and lower at
the equator
4. Lower at the tropics and higher at
2.
4.
D,B,A,C
D,A,C,B
20. T PR
W
. A X
1. W GPR gP

PP R
2. gP

G P R W

PP R
3. E

W
G P R gP

PP R
4. E

W
PP R gP
the poles

G P R
182
21. Choose the correct order of

continents on the basis of their size.
1. Asia, N.A, Africa, S.A, Australia,
Europe and Antarctica
2. Asia, Africa, S.A, N.A, Europe,
Antarctica and Australia
3. Asia, N.A, S.A, Africa, Europe,
Antarctica and Australia
4. Asia, Africa, N.A, S.A, Antarctica,
Europe and Australia
21. PW Pqr SvW AW WPR

P X B.
1. H, E AP, . AP,
ApQrP
2. H, BP, .AP, E. AP,
ApQrP B
3. H, E.A P, . A P,
, ApQrP B
4. H, BP, E. AP, .AP,
ApQrP, B
n
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22. Backbone of Europe : Rhine : :

Peasant Europe : ......................
1. Thames
2. Danube
3. Elbe
4. Seine
22. : ::
: .- ............................
1.
2. v
3. G
4.
23. Which of the following rivers crosses
23. PX gP

equator twice in its course?
Gv Av
x X
.
1. R. Zaire
1. h
2. R. Nile
2.
3. R. Zambezi
3. hi
4. R. Niger
4. Z
183
24. Which of the following countries are
24. PX W gX ""
popularly called Tiger Cubs?
W '' G
?
1. Japan and Taiwan
1. g
2. China and South Korea
2. a | P
3. Malaysia and Thailand
3. v
4. North Korea and South Korea
4. E P | P
25. The Hexagon Country of Europe

is
1. Germany
2. France
3. Spain
4. Portugal
25. "v h
P '
26. The Highest Continent of the Earth

is
1. Asia
2. South America
3. North America
4. Antarctica
26. W A G Sv
27. Worlds largest river Island is Marajo.

It is formed by the river
1. Nile
2. Brahmaputra
3. Amazon
4. Colarado
27. gW vx h C

1.
2.
3. Ah
4. Pv
1.
2.
3.
4.
r
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1.
2.
3.
4.
H
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ApqP
184
GEOGRAPHY
ANSWER KEY
Q.No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Key
2
3
1
1
4
3
1
2
1
4
4
2
4
4
2
1
1
3
4
2
4
2
1
3
2
4
3
n
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D g
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