TEST PAPER # 5

Directions : (1 to 3) In each question there is a number

series with one term missing, which is shown
by question mark (?). Find the missing term out
of the given alternatives.

funsZ'k : (1 ls3) iz
R;s
d iz
'u es
a,d la
[;kJs
.khnhxbZgS
]ft les
a
,d in xk;c gS
]ft lsiz'u lw
p d fpg~
u (?) lsn'kkZ;k
x;k gSA fn, x, fod Yiksaesalsxk;c in d ksKkr
d hft ,A

1.

1.

4, 10, 23, 50, 105, ?

(A) 215
(C) 216

(B) 210
(D) 439

4, 10, 23, 50, 105, ?

(A) 215
(C) 216

(B) 210
(D) 439

2.

7, 12, 22, 37, ?, 82, 112

(A) 62
(B) 57
(C) 52
(D) 42

2.

7, 12, 22, 37, ?, 82, 112

(A) 62
(B) 57
(C) 52
(D) 42

3.

4, 6, 12, 14, 28, 30, ?

(A) 32
(C) 62

3.

4, 6, 12, 14, 28, 30, ?

(A) 32
(C) 62

(B) 64
(D) 60

(B) 64
(D) 60

Directions : (4 to 5) In each question there is a number

series with one incorrect term. Find out the
incorrect term out of the given alternatives.

funsZ'k : (4 l s5) izR;s

d iz'u esa,d vad Js.khgSft lesa,d in
v'kq
) gS
A v'kq
) in d ksfn, x, fod Yiks
aes
als[kks
ft ,A

4.

3, 6, 11, 18, 28, 38, 51, 66

(A) 18
(B) 28
(C) 38
(D) 51

4.

3, 6, 11, 18, 28, 38, 51, 66

(A) 18
(B) 28
(C) 38
(D) 51

5.

320, 254, 200, 155, 122, 100, 89

(A) 155
(B) 320
(C) 254
(D) 200

5.

320, 254, 200, 155, 122, 100, 89

(A) 155
(B) 320
(C) 254
(D) 200

Directions : (6 to 10) In each question there is a letter

series with one term missing which is shown
by question mark (?). Find the missing term out
of the given alternatives.

funsZ'k : (6 l s10) izR;sd iz'u esa,d v{kj Js.kh nh xbZgS]

ft les
a,d in xk;c gS
aft lsiz
'u fpg~
u (?). lsn'kkZ
;k
x;k gSfn, x, fod Yiksaesalsxk;c in d ksKkr
d hft ,A

6.

CGJL, FJMO, IMPR, LPSU, ?

(A) ORUW
(B) OSVX
(C) JMPR
(D) KORS

6.

CGJL, FJMO, IMPR, LPSU, ?

(A) ORUW
(B) OSVX
(C) JMPR
(D) KORS

7.

ADCG, ?, JMLP, QTSW, UXWA

(A) PSRV
(B) PTSV
(C) PRVS
(D) PVRS

7.

ADCG, ?, JMLP, QTSW, UXWA

(A) PSRV
(B) PTSV
(C) PRVS
(D) PVRS

8.

CLZ, BMY, INX, HOW, ?

(A) OQV
(B) OPV
(C) OOV
(D) PQV

8.

CLZ, BMY, INX, HOW, ?

(A) OQV
(B) OPV
(C) OOV
(D) PQV

9.

ABHR, EFIO, IJJL, MNKI, ?, UVMC

(A) QRLM
(B) QRST
(C) QULM
(D) QRLF

9.

ABHR, EFIO, IJJL, MNKI, ?, UVMC

(A) QRLM
(B) QRST
(C) QULM
(D) QRLF

10.

BDF, HKN, QUY, ?, RXD

(A) CHM
(B) BGL
(C) CIO
(D) BHN

10.

BDF, HKN, QUY, ?, RXD

(A) CHM
(B) BGL
(C) CIO
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Directions : (11 to 14) In each question there are four

sets of letters/words. One set is different from
the rest three in some way or the other. Find
out this different set.

funsZ'k : (11 l s14) izR;sd iz'u esav{kjksad spkj lewg gSaA ,d

lewg 'ks"krhu lsfd lhu fd lhnf"V lsfHkUu gSA bl
fHkUu lewg d ks<wf<,A

11.

(A) MPV
(C) WZF

(B) PSY
(D) ZCH

11.

(A) MPV
(C) WZF

(B) PSY
(D) ZCH

12.

(A) EGK
(C) SUY

(B) LNS
(D) ZBF

12.

(A) EGK
(C) SUY

(B) LNS
(D) ZBF

13.

(A) JMP
(C) UYB

(B) RUX
(D) EHK

13.

(A) JMP
(C) UYB

(B) RUX
(D) EHK

14.

(A) Chalkstick
(C) Pencil

(B) Pen
(D) Brush

14.

(A) pkS
d

(B) is
u

(C) is
fUly

(D) cz
'k
q

Directions : (15 to 19) Each question is based on letter

series in which some letters are missing. In the
given options missing letter is given in proper
sequence. Select the correct option of each
question.
15.

16.

funsZ'k : (15 ls19) iz

R;s
d iz
'u v{kj Js
.khij vk/kkfjr gS
aft ues
a
dq
N v{kj xk;c gS
Aa fn, x, fod Yikases
axk;c v{kj lgh
e esafn;sx;sgSA gj iz'u d k lgh fod Yi <wf<,A
15.

_ bc _ _ bb _ aabc
(A) acac
(C) abab

(B) babc
(D) aacc
16.

ab _ bca _ a _ a _ c
(A) abba
(C) bacb

(B) ccbb
(D) abcc

_ bc _ _ bb _ aabc
(A) acac
(C) abab

(B) babc
(D) aacc

ab _ bca _ a _ a _ c
(A) abba
(C) bacb

(B) ccbb
(D) abcc

17.

B_N_ZF_HNT_FBH_TZ_
(A) H B T Z N F
(B) H T B F N Z
(C) T B Z H N F
(D) H T B Z N F

17.

B_N_ZF_HNT_FBH_TZ_
(A) H B T Z N F
(B) H T B F N Z
(C) T B Z H N F
(D) H T B Z N F

18.

U_T_K_P_CKUP_CK
(A) T C P T U
(C) P C U T T

18.
(B) C T P U T
(D) P U T C T

U_T_K_P_CKUP_CK
(A) T C P T U
(C) P C U T T

(B) C T P U T
(D) P U T C T

J_HL_K_IH_LKJI_LLK
(A) H I L J L
(C) L J L H I

(B) I L J L H
(D) J L H I L

J_HL_K_IH_LKJI_LLK
(A) H I L J L
(C) L J L H I

(B) I L J L H
(D) J L H I L

19.

19.

Directions : (20 to 24) Get the rule and find the suitable
option for blank cell.

20.

6
(A) 3
(C) 6

12
(B) 7
(D) 9

16 24

funsZ'k : (20 l s24) ml fu;e d ks<Wwf<, vkSj [kky h [k.M d s

fy , mfpr fod Yi Kkr d hft ,A
20.

6
(A) 3
(C) 6

12
(B) 7
(D) 9

16 24

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21.

23 48 25
46 92 ?
31 60 29

21.

(A) 54
(C) 46

22.

(B) 4
(D) 138

3 5 4
8 14 11
25 ? 34

23.

26.

(B) 43
(D) 41

23.

(B) W
(D) U

(A) D
(C) Y

(B) W
(D) U

35

189

35

189

24.

(A) 64
(C) 66

(B) 65
(D) 67

Direction : (25) The capital letters in each of the following

words are coded and written in small letters,
but not in the same order as the letters in the
word. Find the codes for letters and answer the
question.
NECK:b imk
LU CK:mdnb
L I KE:mkjn
25.

3 5 4
8 14 11
25 ? 34

(A) 64
(C) 66

(B) 4
(D) 138

(A) 44
(C) 42

(B) 43
(D) 41

(A) D
(C) Y

24.

(A) 54
(C) 46

22.

(A) 44
(C) 42

23 48 25
46 92 ?
31 60 29

(B) 65
(D) 67

funsZ'k: (25) uhpsfn;sx;s'kCnksad sizR;sd cMsv{kj d ks

la
ds
frr d jd sNks
Vsv{kjkases
afy[kkx;kgS
]fd Urqosmlh
e esaughagSt Sl sfd 'kCn esaA v{kjksad slad sr Kkr
d hft ;svkSj iz'u d k mkj nhft ;sA
NECK:b imk
LU CK:mdnb
L I KE:mkjn

What would be the code in correct order for the 25.

word NICE ?
(A) k j n b
(B) j i k b
(C) i j b m
(D) i j b k

NICE 'kCn

d sfy ;slgh e es
alad s
rk{kj D;kgksxs\

(A) k j n b
(C) i j b m

(B) j i k b
(D) i j b k

If BDFHJ is written as IGECA , then how PRTVX 26.

will be written ?
(A) WUSQO
(B) OPQRS
(C) DWVEF
(D) XVTRP

;fn BDFHJ d ksIGECA fy [kkt krkgS]rksPRTVX

d Sl sfy [kk t k,xk \
(A) WUSQO
(C) DWVEF

(B) OPQRS
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(D) XVTRP

27.

28.

29.

In a certain language CALCUTTA is coded as 27.

GEPGYXXE, which word would be coded as
FSQFCE ?
(A) BOMBAY
(B) BOMYAB
(C) BOBAYM
(D) BOMBYA

CALCUTTA d ksfd lhlkd

a fsrd

If the word THREAD is written in a code as 28.

SIQFZE , how would NUMBER be written in
that code ?
(A) MVLCDS
(B) OTNAFQ
(C) MTLAFQ
(D) OVNCDS

;fn fd lh d wV Hkk"kk esaTHREAD d ksSIQFZE

fy [kkt k, rksmlhd w
V es
aNUMBER d ksd S
l sfy[kk
t k,xk?

If HOTEL is coded as 60. How will you code 29.

BORE ?
(A) 62
(B) 40
(C) 42
(D) 26

;fn HOTEL d ks60 lsd ks

M fd ;kt k;srksBORE d ks
fd llsd ksM fd ;kt k;sxk?

Directions : (30) Following question is based on the five

three digit numbers given below :
264, 175, 826, 397, 549

Hkk"kkes
aGEPGYXXE,
}kjkiz
d V fd ;kx;kgS
A blhlkda fsrd Hkk"kk d svuq
l kj
FSQFCE d kla
d rs fdl 'kCn d sfy;siz
;kxs fd ;kx;kgS
A
(A) BOMBAY
(C) BOBAYM

(A) MVLCDS
(C) MTLAFQ

(A) 62
(C) 42

(B) BOMYAB
(D) BOMBYA

(B) OTNAFQ
(D) OVNCDS

(B) 40
(D) 26

funsZ'k : (30) fuEu iz'u uhpsnh xbZrhu vad ksd h ikp la[;k
ij vk/kkfjr gS
aA
264, 175, 826, 397, 549

If the positions of first and the third digit in each 30.

of the numbers is interchanged which of the
following will be the lowest number after the
rearrangement ?
(A) 175
(B) 264
(C) 397
(D) 826

;fn iz
R;s
d la
[;kes
aigyso rhljsva
d d hvnyk cnyh
d j nh t k,] rksfuEu esals: ikUrj.k d si'pkr~
d kSu lh lclsU;wuke la[;k gksxh ?

31.

Five children are sitting in a row. S is sitting 31.

next to P but not T, K is sitting next to R, who is
sitting on extreme left and T is not sitting next
to K. Who is sitting adjacent to S ?
(A) K and P
(B) R and P
(C) only P
(D) P and T

ikp cPps,d iafDr esacSBsgSaA P d svkxsS gS]T ugha]

R t ksck;s
afljsij gSa]lsvkxsK gSrFkk K lsvkxsT
ughagSaA S d sck;sa] nk;sad kSu cSBsgSa\
(A) K rFkk P
(B) R rFkk P
(C) d s
oy P
(D) P rFkkT

32

Arrange the given worlds in alphabetical order 32.

and choose the one that comes first.
(A) Sport
(B) Spouse
(C) Squash
(D) Sprout

fn;sx;s'kCnksad kso.kZeky kvuq

l kj O;ofLFkr d jusij
d kSulk 'kCn igy sLFkku ij vk;sxkA

In the following question, find which one word 33.

cannot be made from the letters of the given
word.
HANDSOME
(A) HALE
(B) HEN
(C) SOME
(D) HEAD

fuEufy f[kr iz'u esaKkr d jsafd fn;sx;s'kCn d s

v{kjksalsfod Yi d kd kSu lk'kCn ughacu ld rkgS
aA

How many odd numbers are in the following 34.

number series, which does not contains just after
it an odd number, but contains an even number
just before it ?
35814976159234852
(A) 2
(B) 3
(C) 4
(D) 5

fuEu la
[;kJs
.khes
a
a,s
l sfd ruhfo"ke la
[;k,s
agS
aft ld s
rqjUr ckn fo"ke la[;kughagksy sfd u rqjUr igy sle
la
[;kgksA

30.

33.

34.

(A) 175
(C) 397

(A) Sport
(C) Squash

HANDSOME
(A) HALE
(C) SOME

(B) 264
(D) 826

(B) Spouse
(D) Sprout

(B) HEN
(D) HEAD

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(D) 5

35.

Reena walks 5 km towards North, then she turns 35.

to her right and walked 2 km. She again turns
right and walks 5 km at this point she turns to
her left and walks for 5 km. How many kms and
in what direction is she from the starting point.
(A) 5 km West
(B) 5 km South
(C) 7 km East
(D) 7 km West

jhukmkj d hvks
j 5 fd eh-t krhgS
avkS
j viusnka
, vks
j
eqM t krh gSavkSj 2 fd eh-t krh gSaA iqu%og nk,aeqM
t krhgSvkS
j 5 fd eh-pyrhgS
abl eks
M ij og ck;s
aeq
M
t krhgSavkSj 5 fd eh-pyrhgSaviusvkjfEHkd d sUnzls
og fd rusfd eh-t krh gSavkSj fd l fn'kk esagSaA
(A) 5 fd eh-if'pe
(B) 5 fd eh-nf{k.k
(C) 7 fd eh-iw
oZ
(D) 7 fd eh-if'pe

36.

If Ashok is taller than Suresh, Raju is taller than 36.

Ashok, Chandu is shorter than Suresh , then
Chandu is(A) Taller than Ashok
(B) As tall as Suresh
(C) Taller than Suresh
(D) Shorter than Ashok

;fn v'kksd lqjs'klsy EckgS]jkt wv'kksd lsy EckgS]

panqlqjs'k lsNksVk gSrc panqD;k gSa?
(A) v'kks
d lsy Eck
(B) lq
js'kft ruky Eck
(C) lq
js'klsy Eck
(D) v'kks
d lsNks
Vk

Direction : (37) In the question below, an equation is

given which becomes correct due to interchange
of two signs. Select the alternative which
correctly specifies the interchange of signs,
which when made will make the equation correct.
37.

38.

funsZ'k : (37) uhpsfn, x, iz'u esa,d lehd j.knhxbZgSat ks

fd nksfpUgks
ad hvnyk cnyklslghgkst krhgS
A ml
a
fod Yi d kspqfu, t ksfd fpUgksad h vny k cny k d k
lghfooj.kgS
]ft lsd jusij lehd j.klghgkst k,xhA

12 2 6 4 + 12 = 18
(A) and +
(B) and
(C) + and
(D) and

37.

Insert the proper mathematical signs :

7355=5
(A) + , ,
(B) , + ,
(C) , + ,
(D) , , +

38.

Directions : (39 to 40) Out of four class VIII students in

a class, Rama and Bharti are good in
Mathematics but poor in Science. Rama and
Poonam are good in English but poor in Hindi.
Poonam and Anita are good in Science but poor
in Social Studies. Anita and Bharti are good in
Hindi as well as English.
Based on this Information, answer the following
question :

12 2 6 4 + 12 = 18
(A) o +
(B) o
(C) + o

(D) o

mfpr xf.krh; fpUg d k iz;ksx d hft ,A

7355=5
(A) + , ,
(C) , + ,

(B) , + ,
(D) , , +

funsZ'k : (39 l s40) d {kk VIII d spkj fo|kfFkZ;ksaesalsjek o

Hkkjrhxf.kr esavPNhgS
aij foKku es
ad et ks
j gSaA jek
o iw
ue va
xz
t hes
s
avPNhgS
aij fgUnhes
ad et ks
j gS
A iw
a
ue
o vfurk foKku esavPNh gSaij lkekft d Kku esa
d et ksj gSaA vfurk o Hkkjrh fgUnh o vaxzst h nksuksaesa
vPNhgS
aA bl lw
p ukd svk/kkj ij fuEu iz
'uksad smkj
nhft ;s
A

39.

Which of the following pair of students are good 39.

both in Science and English ?
(A) Rama and Poonam
(B) Poonam and Anita
(C) Rama and Anita
(D) Anita and Bharti

fuEufyf[kr esalsd kS
ulsfo|kfFk;ks
ad kt ksM kfoKku o
vaxzst h nksuksaesavPNk gSa?
(A) jek o iw
ue
(B) iw
ue o vfurk
(C) jeko vfurk
(D) vfurko Hkkjrh

40.

Which of the following statements definitely true? 40.

(A) Poonam and Anita are not good in English
(B) Rama is good in Social Studies, Mathematics
and English
(C) Poonam is good in Hindi, Social Studies and
Mathematics.
(D) All the four students are good in English.

fuEufy f[kr esalsd kSulk d Fku fcy d qy lgh gSa?

(A) iw
ue o vfurk vaxzst h esad et ksj gSaA
(B) jek lkekft d Kku]xf.kr o va
xzst h esavPNh gSaA
(C) iw
ue fgUnh]lkekft d Kku o xf.kr esavPNh gSaA
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afo|kFkhZvaxzs
t hesavPNsgSaA

funsZ'k : (41 l s43) fuEukafd r lwp uk d ksi<savkSj mld suhps

and answer the questions that follow :
fn;siz'uksad smkj nsa:
Raju is a carpenter. He has five tools with which
jkt w,d c<+
bZgS
Aa mld sikl ikp vkS
t kj gS
aft ud s}kjk
he works. They are A, B, C, D and E. Each of
og d ke d jrk gSaA ;sgSa: A, B, C, D rFkk E buesals
them has a different weight as given below :
izR;sd d sfHkUu Hkkj gSat ksv/kksfy f[kr gSa:
(i) A weights twice as much as B
(i) A, B lsnq
xquk Hkkjh gSaA
(ii) B weights four and a half times as much as C
(ii) B, C lslk<spkj xq
uk Hkkjh gSaA
(iii) C weights half as much as D
(iii) C, D d kvk/kkgS
aA
(iv) D weights half as much as E
(iv) D, E d k vk/kk gS
aA
(v) E weights less than A but more than C
(v) E, A lsd e ij C lsT;knk Hkkjh gS
aA

Directions : (41 to 43) Study the information given below

41.

42.

43.

44.

Which of the following is the most light in weight ? 41.

(A) A
(B) D
(C) B
(D) C

fuEukafd r esalsd kSu lclsgYd k gSa?

Which of the following is most heavy in weight ? 42.

(A) A
(B) B
(C) C
(D) D

fuEukafd r esalsd kSu lclsHkkjhgSa?

W hich of the following represents the 43.

descending order of weights of tools ?
(A) B, D, E, A C
(B) A, B, E, D, C
(C) B, D, E, C, A
(D) E, C, D, A, B

fuEuka
fd r es
alsd kS
u vkS
t kjksd sHkkj d ksvojks
gh e es
a
O;Dr d jrk gSa?

Nimmi returned home three days earlier than 44.

viuh eEeh lsd gsgq, fnu lsrhu fnu igy sfuEeh

vius?kj y kSVrh gSaA ft l fnu fuEeh d ksigqp uk Fkk
mllsik
p fnu i'pkr~foEehvius?kj igq
prhgS
A vxj
a
fuEeh xq: okj d ksvius?kj vkrh gSarksfoEeh d kSu ls
fnu y kSVsxh ?
(A) ea
xy okj
(B) cq
/kokj
(C) 'kfuokj
(D) 'k
q okj

the time she had told her mother, Her sister

Vimmi reached five days later than the day Nimmi
was supposed to return . If Nimmi returned on
Thursday on what day did Vimmi return ?
(A) Tuesday

(B) Wednesday

(C) Saturday

(D) Friday

(A) A
(C) B

(A) A
(C) C

(A) B, D, E, A C
(C) B, D, E, C, A

(B) D
(D) C

(B) B
(D) D

(B) A, B, E, D, C
(D) E, C, D, A, B

Directions : (45 to 47) In each question there is some

relation between the first two terms. Same
relationship exists in the next two terms. The
missing term (?) is out of the options given below.
Find the correct option.

funsZ'k : (45 l s47) izR;sd iz'u esaizFke nksinksad se/; d qN

lEcU/k gSA nwl jsinksaesaHkh ogh lEcU/k fo|eku gSA
xk;c in (?) uhp fn, x, fod Yiksaesals,d gSA lgh
fod Yi Kkr fd ft ,A

45.

45.

10 : 26 : : 50 : ?
(A) 142
(C) 122

(B) 132
(D) 112

10 : 26 : : 50 : ?
(A) 142
(C) 122

(B) 132
(D) 112

46.

L S F Q : ? : : DKNH : HFPF
(A) RTSO
(B) EPIH
(C) PNHO
(D) CLQR

46.

L S F Q : ? : : DKNH : HFPF
(A) RTSO
(B) EPIH
(C) PNHO
(D) CLQR

47.

I B U : MAZ : : ? X X F
(A) C P Q
(B) TYA
(C) K N T
(D) U I E

47.

I B U : MAZ : : ? X X F
(A) C P Q
(B) TYA
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Directions : (48 to 49) There is some relationship

between the given pair. Choose the alternative
which is most closely related to the pair in the
same way.

funsZ'k : (48 l s49) nhxbZ;qXeksaesad qN laca/kgSaA mu fod Yiksa

d kspwust kslclsvf/kd laca/kj[krsgks
a]fcy d y
q mUgha
;qXeksad h rjgA

48.

48.

49.

Tree - Fruits
(A) Greenary
(C) Tall

(B) House
(D) Flower

Mango : Seed
(A) Pulp
(C) Tree

(B) Sweet
(D) Fruit

49.

o{k - Q y
(A) gfj;kyh
(C) yEck

(B) ?kj
(D) Q w
y

vke : xqBy h
(A) xq
nk
(C) is
M

(B) ehBk
(D) Q y

Directions : (50 to 51) Choose the Venn diagram which

best describe the relationship among the three
give classes (The size of circle does not indicate
relative sizes of classes)

funsZ'k : (50 ls51) uhpsfn, x, rhu oxksZ

aesalsos
u vkjs[kks
ad ks
pwusa(xksy k d k vkd kj mld slkis{k laca/kksad ksugha
n'kkrZk)

50.

50.

51.

Protons - Electrons - Atom

izksVkWu - by sDVkWu - ijek.kq

(A)

(B)

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(C)

(D)

51.

Tea - Coffee - Beverages

pk; - d kWQ h- is; inkFkZ

(A)

(B)

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(C)

(D)

Directions : (52 to 54) In the following diagram, the circle

represents the children who like to play outdoor
games ; square represents the children who like
to play in door games ; rectangle represent those
children who like to read books and triangle
represents those who like to watch television.
On the basis of this information answer the
question

funsZ'k : (52 l s54) fuEufy f[kr fp=k esaok mu cPpksad ks

n'kkZ
rkgSaft Ugs
ackgjh[ks
y [ksy ukilUn gSaA oxZft Ugsa
Hkhrjh [ksy [ksy uk ilUn gSaA vk;r mu cPpksad ks
n'kkZrk gSa] ft UgsaiqLrd si<uk ilUn gSrFkk f=kHkqt
mud ksft Ugs
aVs
fyfot u ns[kukilUn gSa
A bl lw
p ukd s
vk/kkj ij fuEu iz'uksad smkj nhft ;sA

10

10
6

11

9 4 2

13

8
12

11

9 4 2

13

8
12

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Which area/s represent the children who like 52.

all the four activities ?
(A) 1 and 2
(B) only 2
(C) 2 and 3
(D) 1, 2, 3 and 7

d kSulk {ks=k mu xfrfof/k;ksad ksn'kkZrk gSa]ft UgsalHkh

xfrfof/k;kailUn gSa?
(A) 1 o 2
(B) d s
oy 2
(C) 2 o 3
(D) 1, 2, 3 o 7

53.

Which area/s represent the children who read 53.

books, play indoor and outdoor games but do
not watch television ?
(A) 3 and 7
(B) 1 and 7
(C) only 1
(D) only 7

d kS
ulk{ks
=kmu cPpks
ad ksn'kkZ
rkgS
at ksfd iq
Lrd si<+
rs
gSa] ckgjh o Hkhrjh [ksy [ksy rsgSaij Vsfy fot u ugha
ns[krsgSa?
(A) 3 o 7
(B) 1 o 7
(C) d s
oy 1
(D) d s
oy 7

54.

Which area/s represent the children who do not 54.

play outdoor games, but read books, play indoor
games and watch television ?

d ks
Sulk{ks=kmu cPpksad ksn'kkZrkgSat ksfd ckgjh[ksy
ugha[ksy rsgSa
]ij fd rkcsai<rsgSa
]Hkhrjh[ksy [ks
y rsgSa
rFkk Vsfy fot u ns[krsgSa?
(A) 4, 5 o 8
(B) 4 o 8
(C) 5 o 8
(D) d s
oy 4

(A) 4, 5 and 8
(C) 5 and 8
55.

In the following question you have to visualize 55.

the image of the word in the mirror. The mirror
source is below the item. Choose the mirror
image from the alternatives.
M A G I C - 148
(A)
(C)

56.

(B) 4 and 8
(D) only 4

- 148

(B)
(D) M A

56.

- 148

(B)
(D) M A

- 148

fuEu d kniZ.kizfrfcEc Kkr d hft ;sA

(A)

(B)

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(C)

(D)

Directions : (57 to 58) Find the water-Image of the given

term/figure :
57.

M A G I C - 148

(A)
(C)

- 148

Find the mirror image of the following

fuEu iz'u esavkid ks,d in d sizfrfcEc d hvkbusaesa

n'; d Yiukd juhgSaA vkbusd klzksr in d suhpsgSaA
fn, x, fod YiksaesalsvkbusaesaizfrfcEc d kspqfu,A

FAMILY
(A)
(C)

(B)
(D)

58.

funsZ'k : (57 l s58) fn;sx;sin@vkd fr d k t y izfrfcEc

Kkr d hft ;s
57.

FAMILY
(A)
(C)

(B)
(D)

58.

(A)

(B)

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(C)

(D)

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Directions : (59 to 60) Given questions are based on

the arrangement of numbers 1 to 49 in the form
of a pyramid. In each question two sets of
numbers given on the left of sing (: :) which are
related in some way or other. Same relationship
is between two sets on the right with one blank
term. Select the correct option for the blank
term.

2
5 6
10 11 12
17 18 19 20
26 27 28 29 30
37 38 39 40 41 42

1
3
7
13
21
31
43

4
8
14
22
32
44

9
15
23
33
45

funsZ'k : (59 l s60) fn, x, iz'u 1 ls49 rd d h la[;kvksad s

fijkfeM d hO;oLFkkij vk/kkfjr gS
A iz
R;s
d iz
'u es
afp
(: :) d scka
;h vksj la[;kvksad snkslewg gSat ksijLij
fd lhiz
d kj lEcfU/kr gS
A oghlEcU/knk;havks
a
j d snkusks
a
lewgksaesagSaft uesa,d in fj gSA fj in d k lgh
fod Yi <
wf<,A

2
5 6
10 11 12
17 18 19 20
26 27 28 29 30
37 38 39 40 41 42

16
24 25
34 35 36
46 47 48 49

1
3
7
13
21
31
43

4
8
14
22
32
44

9
15
23
33
45

16
24 25
34 35 36
46 47 48 49

59.

2 6 5 11 : 3 7 8 14 : : 5 12 20 29 : ?
(A) 7 14 22 31
(B) 9 15 22 33
(C) 7 12 20 31
(D) 3 6 12 19

59.

2 6 5 11 : 3 7 8 14 : : 5 12 20 29 : ?
(A) 7 14 22 31
(B) 9 15 22 33
(C) 7 12 20 31
(D) 3 6 12 19

60.

5 6 12 19 : 22 21 31 44 : : ? : 16 24 23 33
(A) 12 20 21 31
(B) 12 20 31 43
(C) 14 13 21 20
(D) 15 23 22 31

60.

5 6 12 19 : 22 21 31 44 : : ? : 16 24 23 33
(A) 12 20 21 31
(B) 12 20 31 43
(C) 14 13 21 20
(D) 15 23 22 31

61.

Dice has been shown in different position. Study 61.

the pattern of the numbers on each face of it
and find out the value of the sign ? from four
alternatives given -

1
4
(A) 1
(C) 3

1
5

4
6

?
4

,d iklsd ksfofHkUu n'kkvks

aesafn[kk;kx;kgSa
A mld s
izR;sd vksj fn, x, vad d siSVuZuewu d kslef>,
rFkk iz'uokpd LFkku ij vkusoky svad d ksKkr
d hft ;sA og ml iz'u d k mkj gSA
1

(B) 2
(D) 5

(A) 1
(C) 3

Directions : (62 to 66) The following questions are based

on a solid cube with each side measuring 4 cm.
The cube has been shaded as shown on pairs
of opposite faces. It is then cut into smaller cubes
with each side measuring 1 cm. Answer the
question that follow.

1
5

4
6

?
4

(B) 2
(D) 5

funsZ'k: (62 l s66) izR;sd 4 lseh d sekid sik'oZd s,d Bksl

?ku ij fuEu iz'u vk/kkfjr gSA ?ku d sfoijhr Q y d ksa
d s;qXe Nk;ka
fd r d jd sfn[kk;sx;sgS
A mlsrc iz
a
R;s
d
ik'oZ,d ,d ls
eheki d j NkVss?kukases
ad kVkx;kgS
A
a
vuqxkeh iz'uksad smkj nhft ;sA
Black

Black

Dots

Lines

Dots

Lines

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63.

64.

65.

66.

67.

68.

69.

How many cubes will have no faces shaded ?

(A) 8
(B) 12
(C) 16
(D) 24

62.

fd rus?kuksad sd ksbZHkhik'oZNk;kafd r ughagksxk?

(A) 8
(C) 16

(B) 12
(D) 24

How many cubes will have three faces shaded? 63.

(A) 4
(B) 8
(C) 12
(D) 16

fd rus?kuksad srhu ik'oZNk;kafd r gksaxs?

How many cubes will have only two faces shaded? 64.
(A) 12
(B) 16
(C) 24
(D) 32

fd rus?kuksad sd soy nksik'oZNk;kafd r gksaxs?

How many cubes will have only one face shaded? 65.
(A) 24
(B) 16
(C) 32
(D) 20

fd rus?kuksad k d soy ,d ik'oZNk;kafd r gksxk?

How many cubes will have one face shaded with 66.
lines and another shaded with dots (all other
faces are unshaded) ?
(A) 16
(B) 12
(C) 8
(D) 4

fd rus?kuksad k ,d ik'oZy d hjksalsvkSj ,d vU;

fcUnq
v kaslsNk;ka
fd r (lHkhvU; ik'oZNk;ka
fd r ughagS
)
gks
xk?

How many Triangles are there in the figure given 67.

below -

uhpscusfp=k esaf=kHkqt ksad h la[;k D;k gS\

(A) 16
(C) 18

(A) 16
(C) 18

(B) 15
(D) 19

(A) 4
(C) 12

(A) 12
(C) 24

(A) 24
(C) 32

(A) 16
(C) 8

(B) 8
(D) 16

(B) 16
(D) 32

(B) 16
(D) 20

(B) 12
(D) 4

(B) 15
(D) 19

How many triangles are there in the following 68.

figure ?

How many triangles are there in the following

figure ?

(A) 25
(C) 31

(A) 25
(C) 31

(B) 20
(D) 29

(B) 20
(D) 29

What is the number of triangles in this figure ? 69.

fuEu vkd fr esafd rusf=kHkqt gSa?

(A) 12
(C) 22

(A) 12
(C) 22

(B) 20
(D) 24

Directions : (70 to 72) There are two sets of figures.

One is of Problem Figures while another is set
of Answer Figures. There is a sequence
according to which the Problem Figures are
arranged. One figure of Answer Figures is to be
selected which can be placed in sequence of
Problem Figures. Find the correct option of the
selected Answer Figure.

(B) 20
(D) 24

funsZ'k : (70 l s72) fp=kksad snkslewg fn, x, gSaA ,d lewg

leL;k fp=k rFkk nwl jk lewg mkj fp=k d k gSA
leL;kfp=kksad ksfd lh,d e esaO;fLFkr fd ;kx;k
gSA mkj fp=kksaesa,s,d ,sl sfp=k d k pquko d juk gS
t ksleL;k fp=k esa ekuql kj vkxst ksM k t k ld sA
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70.

Problem Figures

70.

leL;k fp=k

P
P

Answer Figures

mkj
S

P
(A)
71.

(B)

(C)

71.

(C)

(B)

72.

Answer Figures

(C)

(C)

(D)

(D)

(B)

(C)

(D)

leL;k fp=k

mkj

(B)

(D)

Problem Figures

(A)

vk fr;k

(A)
72.

leL;k fp=k

mkj

(B)

(A)

Answer Figures

(A)

vk fr;k

(D)

Problem Figures

vk fr;k

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

Directions : (73 to 77) There are two sets of figures.

One is Question Figures and the other is
Answer-Figures. There is some relationship
between the first two figures of the QuestionFigures. The same relationship exists between
the third and fourth figures. Select the option of
the correct Answer-Figure for the place of
question mark (?).

funsZ'k : (73 ls77) vk fr;kasd snkslew

g gS
Aa ,d iz
'u vk fr;k
o nw
l jkmkj vk fr;kA iz
'u vk fr;ks
ad hiz
Fke nks
vk fr;ks
aes
ad q
N lEcU/kgS
A oS
l kghlEcU/krhljhvkS
j
pkS
Fkhvk fr;ks
aes
aHkhgS
A iz
'u fp (?) d sLFkku d sfy,
mkj vk fr;kases
alslghvk fr d s ekda d ks<
f<,A
w

73.

73.

Question-Figures

::

(B)

mkj

(C)

(D)

vk fr;k

Answer-Figures

(A)

iz'u

(A)

::

vk fr;k

(B)

(C)

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Question-Figures

74.

::

75.

mkj

(B)

(C)

(D)

::

?
mkj

76.

(B)

(C)

(D)

Question-Figures

(B)

(A)
76.

iz'u

(C)

::

77.

mkj

vk fr;k

(B)

(C)

(A)

Question-Figures

vk fr;k

vk fr;k

77.

iz'u

(B)

(D)

(C)

vk fr;k

Answer Figure

(A)

(B)

mkj

(C)

(D)

sw

(D)

(C)

Answer Figure

(B)

(D)

(A)

vk fr;k
:

Answer Figure

(A)

iz'u

::

vk fr;k

(A)
75.

Problem Figure

vk fr;k

Answer-Figures

(A)

iz'u

(D)

(A)

vk fr;k

(B)

(C)

(D)

Directions : (78 to 81) In each question four figures are

given. One of them does not correlate with the
rest. Find out the different figure.

funsZ'k : (78 l s81) izR;sd iz'u esapkj fp=kx, gSaA ft uesa,d

vU; lsesy ugha[kkrkgSA fHkUu fp=kd kirky xkb,A

78.

78.
(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(A)

(B)

(C)

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

79.

79.
(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

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(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

80.

81.

(A)

(B)

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)
+

81.

(A)

(B)

(C) +

(C) +

(D) +

+
o

(D) +

Directions : (82 to 83) (In each of the following questions funs

Z'k: (82 ls83) fuEu iz
'ukasea
siz
R;s
d es
a,d vfHkd Yiuk@uew
uk
a design/pattern is given. One small segment
fn;kx;kgS
A bld k,d NkVskva
'kyq
Ir gS
A ml fod Yi
is missing from the design. Select the alternative
d kspq
fu;st ksyq
Ir LFkku ij j[kusij vfHkd Yiuk@uew
us
which will complete the design when placed on
d ksiwjkd j nsxkA
the missing area.
82.
82.

(A)

(B)

(C)

83.

(D)

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

83.

(A)

(B)

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(C)

(D)

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Directions : (84) In the following problem, a square transparent sheet with a pattern is given. Figure out
from amongst the five alternatives as to how the
pattern would appear when the transparent sheet
is folded at the dotted line, choose the correct
alternative out of given response figures.
84.

Transparent sheet

funsZ'k: (84) fuEufyf[kr fn, x, iz'u es

a,d V
sflax isij d h
oxZ
d kj 'khV nhxbZgSft l ij d Nq vkd fr js
[kk]fcUnq
]
oxZ] ikh cuh gqbZgSA ;fn bl oxkZd kj 'khV d ks
fcUnqor y kbu MksVs~M y kbu ij eksM nsrksvkd fr
fd l izd kj d h fn[ksxh \ lgh foy Yi fn, x, mkj
fp=kksalspqusaA
84.

Response Figures

(A)

Vsflax isij 'khV

mkj fp=k

(C)

(B)

(D)

(A)
85.

In the following questions, arrange the given 85.

words in a meaningful sequence and then
choose the most appropriate sequence from
given alternatives.
1. Family

2. Community

3. Member

4. Locality

5. Country
(A) 31245

(B) 31254

(C) 31425

(D) 31452

(C)

(B)

(D)

fn, x, fuEufy f[kr iz- esafn, x, 'kCnksad k ,d

vFkZ
iw
.kZ e es
aO;ofLFkr d js
arFkkt ksfod Yi iw
.kZ
r lgh
gSml e d k p;u d jsaA
1. ifjokj
2. leq
nk;
3. lnL;
4. cLrh
5. ns
'k
(A) 31245
(C) 31425

(B) 31254
(D) 31452

Directions : (86 to 87) Each of the question shows a

funsZ'k : (86 l s87) fuEufy f[kr izR;sd iz'u esa,d d kxt d s

sheet of paper when folded and then cut like the
oxkdZ kj Vq
d M+
sd ksX, Y, Z. es
an'kkZ
;asx, fp=kd svuq
l kj
fig. X, Y, Z. On unfolding the sheet, the sheet
eksM kx;kgSvkSj mlsd kVkx;kgSA oxkZ
d kj Vw
d Msd ks
will appear like which alternative.
[kks
y usd sckn o fd l fod Yi }kjkn'kkZ;hxbZvk fr
d sleku y xsxkA
86.

86.

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)
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87.

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

Directions : (88 to 89) Count the number of cubes in

the given figure and choose the correct answer
out of given alternatives.

funsZ'k : (88 ls89) fn, x, fp=kes

afd rus?ku gS
]fxus
a
]rFkkfn,
x, fod Yiksaesalslgh mkj gsrqfod Yk pqusaA

88.

88.

(A) 15
(C) 18

(B) 12
(D) 16

(A) 15
(C) 18

(B) 12
(D) 16

(A) 25
(C) 32

(B) 30
(D) 34

89.
89.

(A) 25
(C) 32
90.

(B) 30
(D) 34

If stands for and stands for , ; 4 for 8 and 90.

8 for 4 ; then which one of the equations would
be correct ?
(A) 6 8 4 = 1
(B) 4 8 2 = 0
(C) 4 8 6 = 2
(D) 4 8 2 = 5

Direction : (91) Find the next term in the following

series.

(A) 6 8 4 = 1
(C) 4 8 6 = 2

(B) 4 8 2 = 0
(D) 4 8 2 = 5

funsZ'k % (91) fuEu Jsa.kh d k v xy k in K kr d hft ;s

91.

91.

A, H, N, S, W, ?

92.

If A means , B means , C means + and D 92.

means than
15 B 3 C 24 A 12 D 2 = ?

;fn d k vFkZ vkSj d k vFkZ, ; 8 d k vFkZ4 vkSj

4 d kvFkZ8 gksrksfuEu es
alsd kS
ulklehd j.klghgS
A
a

A, H, N, S, W, ?

;fn A d kvFkZ, B d kvFkZ, C d kvFkZ+ rFkkD d k

vFkZ gksrks
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93.

If 4th july 1985 is sunday than what day would 93.

be on 15th August 1986.

;fn 4th t qy kbZ1985 d ksjfookj Fkk rks15th vxLr

1986 d ksD;k okj gks
xk \

94.

If VICTORY is coded as YLFWRUB, how can 94.

SUCCESS be coded ?

;fn VICTORY d ksYLFWRUB lsd wV fd ;kt krk

gS]rksSUCCESS d ksfd llsd wV fd ;kt k;sxk ?

95.

Pointing to a man, Amit said, " His son is my 95.

son's uncle. "How is the man related to Amit ?

,d O;f d hvkjS la
d rs d jrsgq
, vfer usd gk^mld k
iq
=k es
jsiq
=k d k pkpk gS
** O;f vfer lsfd l d kj
lEcfU/kr gS
\

96.

Starting from a point, Raju walked 12 metre 96.

North, he turned right and walked 10 metres, he
again turned right and walked 12 metres, then
he turned left and walked 5 metres. How far is
he now and in which direction from the starting
point ?

jkt w,d fcUnqls12 ehVj mkj fn'kkesapy rkgS]og

nka;seq
M rkvkSj 10 ehVj pyrkgS]og iqu%nka;seqM +
rk
gSvkS
j 12 ehVj pyrkgS
A rc og viuscka;seq
M rkgS
A
vkS
j 5 ehVj pyrkgS
A vc og iz
kjfEHkd fcUnqlsfd ruh
nwj rFkk fd l fn'kk esagSA

97.

If a clock shows 04: 28 then its mirror image 97.

will be ?

;fn ?kMh esaokLrfod le; 4 : 28 gksrksbld sniZ.k

izfrfcEc d k le; gksxk

98.

The letters L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T in their 98.

order are substituted by nine integers 1 to 9 but

v{kj L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S rFkk T d scny sesa1 ls

9 rd ukSva
d fy [kst k;sy Sfd u ;smlh e esaugha
gS
a]ft l e es
av{kj fn;sx;sgSaA P d sfy;svad 4 gSa
A
P rFkk T d se/; vUrj 5 gS
A N rFkk T d se/; vUrj
3 gS
aA N d sfy , d kSulk vad gksxk ?

not in that order. 4 is assigned to P. The difference

between P and T is 5. The difference between N
and T is 3. What is the integer assigned to N ?
99.

100.

Arrange the following group of letters such that 99.

when arranged in a specific order, meaningful
word is formed.
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fuEu v{kjksad slewg d ksbl izd kj O;ofLFkr d hft ;s

rkfd buls,d vFkZiw.kZ'kCn cu ld s\

If 323 41 = 14323, 137 72 = 27731, 100.

48 87 = 7884 then 34 75 = ?

;fn 323 41 = 14323 , 137 72 = 27731,

48 87 = 7884 gksrks34 75 = ?

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