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U1 (2) INTORMATION TECI{.
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INFoRMATION TECHNoLOGY {{fl *dfrr*t
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121. wlich of the following symbol is ul. F{l t +tc qr fuF HTML i qlfEd
used to create a link to a named torfrH q-+, kr {qri +H nc'FT
anchor in HTML ? fuqr enr tt
(2) @
(1) & (2) @
(4) $ (3) # (4) $
122. which of the followiry CSS tag is Eqt t Elq Fr css #q * {Wt
tr
best suited to change the appearance er$r'r + rq'+fi{'r 4} q(fi+ + H
of an entirc section of the web Page ? v+twgmtt
(l) <Hl> (1) <81>
(2) <DIV> (2) <Dw>
{3)- <SPAN> (3) <SPAN>
(4) <P> (4) <P>
123. Observe the HTML code given r23. ++ fr+ HTML +)'g s) tqd{ 3q qk
below and identry rhe line that will sr q6sr{ :iI Errs{ Errr :r{fuT i6qr
be ignored and oot displayed bY the qrlm '*r rre c<flsrd rfi 6).n
r
browser :
<HTML>
<HTML>
(TITLE> Browser Tesl {TITLE>
<TITLE> Browser Test </TITLE>
<BODY>
<BODY>
<I> Test <{>
<I> Test </I>
<l --Testing-->
<! -* Testing -->
<B> Website </B>
<B> website </B>
</BODY> <tsoDY>
</HTML> </HTML>
(1) <TITLE> Browser Test (1) <TITLE> Browser Test
?TITLE> <TITLE>
(2) <B> Website </B> (2) <B> Website <,ts>
(3) 
;fi.
(4) <I> Test <^> (4) <b Test <,iI>
INFORMATION TECH. (3) U1
124. An elemenr in an XML DTD having 124, xML DrD + gs eivr ftq+ ++ $nr
no content is known as +1llc* n Ei T+ 6EA t
(1) Uuesrrictedelement
1t) etat@s q-d+.
(2) Containe. elemenr (2) F+fi\riiiit
(3) Empty element (3) Sdqdriia
(4y'Nu[ e]emenr
(4) rd q+ilz
Pick out the invalid element naming 125. E{ €t+ ffii t t xML i-dtEL +
rule for an XML element from the qflq$ffi qqlq fi-qq 6T qq'rst.
following rules :
(t/ Narnes can start with a tumber (1) ?Ic gs. 3i6 qr fu{rq fug * q's
\'/ or punctuation character 6r *teo(It 6 I
(2) Names can contain lette$,

numbers, hyphens, underscores
(2) l,]c il 3*fi, 3is, 6rgci{,
" and periods 3?-qqt{, ffT{€E}Ffiii
(3) Names cannot contain spaces
(3) ilc t qld qrrE rfi d qqrtr r
(4) Names must not srart with the

letters. (4) rrc qr slqrr + {6 #i t} s+d r
126. Choose the compulsory athibute of 126. 5+ x$ qfrqad t xMr, qlqon +rn' *
the XML declamtion statement from eirqr{ \'tep st q6-qr si r
the following attdbures :

r r ) ver$on (q nr)
version
(2)
(2) encoding grqlfil
encoding
(3) staIIdalone
(3) standalone dJs:rmln
(.4) doctype (4) doctype (+s-zrE9
127. The element content model of a DTD r27. DTD + q+il- 6iiz rfr-se t cTff ,+,
uses the '+' symbot to indicate that foa t*-q eiyr si lEffiii 61-fl t r
the element
(1) S6'qr qftq'E]{qfud +{r
(lrf occurs one or multiple times
I
f2) occurs zero or multiple times

(2) {Iq qr qft6'sR sft-d, +rT I
(3) occurs once or rlot at all (3) \rr qT{ qr rfq sR sEd Eln I
(4) occurs only once (4) +-q-d q6 qrT sfrd +rT I

U1 (4) INIORN{ATION TECH.
128. Observe the given DTD : f+q oro *J d :
<?XML version = "1.0"?> <?XML ve$ion = "1.0"?>
<IDOCTYPE SITESI <IDOCTYPE SITES I
<IELEMENT SI.IES (SITES +)> <IELEMENT SITES (SITES +)>
<IELEMENT SIIE (ADDRESS, <IELEMENI SITE (ADDRESS,
UTILITY)> LTflLITY)>
<IELEMENT ADDRESS <IELEMENI ADDRESS

(#PCDATA)> (#PCDATA)>
<I ELEMENT UTILITY

<1ELEMENT UTILITY
(#PCDATA)> (#PCDATA)>
l> l>
Choose the statement that is true

pap $qlif qfier*1t i
about the above DTD. (t) SITE td+. if@rt I
'(t) Th" sITs is optioaal. (2) ADDRTSS 3tt',{ UTII-ITY <}ii

"l".ent
Elements ADDRISS td4a qi \.r ffi *q it d+
ot2f ututy
and
botr are to be qfri t
piesent in sPecified order.

(3) {a tdT. sIrE t, fut <} se-
(3) Root element is SITE which in t-rilz t t
tum contains two sub-elements.

(4) ADDRESS 3N{ UTILITY
(4) ADDRESS and UTILITY
teirria erel s"ddie t t
element. are emPty elements.
129. €{+ + +{ sl xr,[ Bfifu qr qoT4

129. Identify which ofthe following is not
qfuqrfu'a qiakoatq'r& t t
a predefined intemal entity in )G4L
specification : (1) ' ('t{5 ,sftIfi s{+ +
(1) ' (to disPIaY the H)
'symbol) (2) &amp! (&kfi yqfr" s{+ +
(9) & (to disPlaY the & H)
'[I symbolr (3) &nbsp : (&ErA qrF e<fr]a 6{+
(3), (to display a space) +ffi)
(4) " (to disPlay the (4) &quot ; Ctda lqfrrd s{+ +
"symbol)
Ht
INFORMATION TECH. (s) U1
130, IPv6 has _ bit address. 130. IPv6 il t*e or qiq t r
(1) 32 (1) 32
(2) 64
^.qt*
(3) 128 (3) 128
(4) Variable (4) qR-{+ryftfi
131. Ideftiry the incofiect statement about 131. xML !T+{ + et ii q'trn m'q+ q}
XML pa$er : qd-sr+
(l) A parser is a softwarc program

thar check' the syntar used in
(l) cRir qs qnq+q{ fi:rq t xm,
an XML file.
srq-d il srfi' .drT s) !fi-{frr t r
(2) A validating passer ensures that (2) 1rrafugfuT crC{qfrfu{d 6'.dT t

the XML document is welt fu'xML 3ndto \fifi-fr t lTi qE
formed but not valid. qrqrrfr I
(3) Validating passer checks (3) iRfur er* qn q} "

qi'+{
syntax as well as compares the qm t slq * xur, qrde q1
structure of the )C\4L document.
{rq-qi qi S sfie q"nn t r
f4),/ Non-valjdating passer onl;

!/
checks for structure problems
(4) +{"aftrgfrrr cr+{+{a. xML ds
with the )Cr{L code.
ii {rq-{ d.rcqsq} +rrdr } r
132. In the _ method, after the

132. s€ _ F+# ii, \'6 epT{ tqnqq el
station finds the lirc idle, it sends or <t,efr qri * t qr dt r{tvr
qs crf+rdr
refrains from sending based on *"rar tqr swQ qdq e'rar t r
prcbability.
(1) r+-{rfude
(1) None-persisient
(2) l-q{fuea
(2) One-persistent
(3) P-lrfu{ta
(3) P-persisteflt.
(4) fr{-crR
(4) Non-persistent
(6) INFORMATION TECH'
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133, What is the main function of 13 s. qr<*l i+t *r ne er{ t :
hansport layer ? trr irrs ir6 iffi{F

Node to node deliverY
(2) sq-i6qvr
(2) Synchronization
(3) {lgfeq }+e or q++6(q q
(3) Updating and maintenance of {q{Glltl
routing tables
(4) ,R{ * ++€ iiicl cEqrn
(4) Process to Plocess message
delivery
134, +i k+ E) sq+i # elqR q{ gq q[{ 6I

134. Observe the two statements given
below and then answer the following

oues[on: itemName = new Aray (3);
itemName = new Array (3); itemName = new Array
itenName = new Array ("Chromebook", "IPad", "Mobile");
r"Chromebook'. "IPad', "Mobile"); +iiqr+ *m fiq ntsi+sr Esq
which oI the following stalemenl is sStr

tlue about the two given statemeflts ?
(1) <l+i sqri er iqc$-a ss +€l
(1) Both statemeots have exactly qlrvm * t
the same effect. (2) ++ +qq 3rmrl-qmrr*dl6+ii

(2) Both statements are different as 'rfirr n-sR + ak+q-d d dsElr
they declare different tYPes of oGi t
variables.
(3) fi *.m eroq-qarr t *iil+
t 3rl Botlr .tatement' are dilferent as q6dl +{d q}qw stfrr t qqt*'
" on" is only declafing while
{q{r AsqI orl *' sM ss{
othel is declaring and vnFro*q srffiT t t
idtializing.
(a) dii qq+ qerr-qfir t Rjt6-
(4) Both statements are different as
:r-oq-ero[ qi'fiR + 3rt q1 *qqr
they dectare arrays of different
mdt t
sizes.
INTORMATION TECH. (7) U1
135. Skeya is adding links to her school 13s. +qr 3rq+ fusr€q di ns-{T{d c{ rro fu'*'
website. She wanrs that the link
colour should change as soofl as the
qlE ru} t r 16 lT-ift + fu-qe spt-6
visitor's mouse pointer is over the

qrss +] ftro * ocr d qr'+ d) fts sT
link and then the original colour of irr effi qr+ .?i}'{ qs crsq ft-6 *
the link should be restored when the 6a-d{ Fd 3iT r€T qrt * ft-+ er ga
mouse points anywhele else oll the
page. Wlich of the following two
iT qlc{ qT qr+ r F€ qftlnq'+ffi dq
event handlers will be required for + + qle t"sir ft1kq ii qsla dS r
the scipt to achieve this effect ? (1) onMouseDown ard
(1) onMouseDown and
onMouseup
onMouseUp
(2) onMouseln and onMouseout
3Z onMouseln and onMouseOur
(3) onMouseover and (3) onMouseOver and
onMouseout onMouseOut
(4) onMouseOver and onMouseUp (4) onMouseOver and onMouseup
136. Study the following three statemetts

I :0. i+ai.ie- irq su+ + qrdqr+ q cij :
carefully :
Statement I : Javascript support 3 arrt-t I s'rsr-flst. ctk6 ii :

primitive data types - €rcErgqt-rfuq{,Er3 (
integer, sring and
booiean. qfuqr r
Statement 2 | Javascdpt suppofis 2

6ir{-2 : qrqr-furq il 2 frlTd ETzrcEc
composite data types
- aqays and objects. *- e'{.*{ eH€ r
Statement 3 : Javascript supports 2

special datatlpes -
6q{-3 : qET-fuq it 2 f4{}s BzrzrEq
null and undefined. * - +e 3fk 3nfusE-€

Choose lhe option below dlat is
absolutely corect about the above
{t t{dffiit t frqrr} +ftr+
three statements. \r+-(c{& fuffr Ti :
(1) Only Statement 2 Md

Statement 3 are true-
(1) #+e eerq-z erk ov-r-3 q6g ,
(2) Only Statement 1 and

(2)
Statemelt 2 are true.
*'+e *em-r eit +e-4-2 a6; ,
(3) Only Statement 1 and (3) *e-q sr{-r e*r ae-r-3 a6;
'
,Sfatement 3 are true.
..]r,f All three Statements aJe true. (a) {$+{aqq F-fr} |
t- (8) INIORMATION TECH.
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137, Study the code given below : 137. ftq $1-6 6] q[ I
<HTML> <HTML>
<HEAD>
<HEAD>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE =
"JavaScriPf'> <SCNPT LANGUAGE =
"JavaScripf'>
function Start ( )
{ function Start ( )
alelt ("Event Occued") {
l alert ("Event Occued")
</SCRIPT> </tlEAD>
<BODY onload = "Starto"> )
<H1> Guess the event </H1> </SCRIPT> </HEAD>

</BODY> <,/HTML> <BODY onload = "Starto">
How manY times wilt the function <H1> Guess the event </H1>
Start ( ) be called ?
(1) Once every time the sYstem </BODY> <./HTML>
\ ltarts Start ( ) Ffi{ fu-d+ ER 41-fi E}rn ?
iy' O.rrce ever) time the webPage

(1) Et{ q]rq-q fu€c €ra +dI t I
is refteshed
13r OnlY once \ hen rhe uindoq i'
(2) E.{ sE qq +q+E ft}v tl'tr t t
opered, (3) +df, (rrqRqq k* eld q+ t t
(4) Will not be called as the event (4) 6+ 6rfi {& E}'ft 4iitr sdz-
handler is wrong.
io-s-dr q"d( t r
138. Identify the statement that 138. E+i * s€ 4q{ qJ qiET+ si kn Es

equivalent to the given statement :
aqm,$qq-{@ Ei I
document, write ("He11o! Welcome I

document.vdte ("He11o! Welcome to
JavaSqriPt")
JavaScript")
j!y' window.document.write (1) window.document.wdte
("Hello! Welcome to ("He11o! Welcome to
JavaScdpt") JavaScript")
, (2) body.document write ("Hellol (2) body.document.write("Hellol
Welcome to JavaScriPt") Welcome to Javascdpt")
(3) location. document wdte (3) location.documentwrite
("Hello! welcome to ("Helto! Welcome to
JavaScript")
Javascript")
(4) (4) document.writeln("He11o!
document.wdteln("Hello!
welcome to Javascript")
Welcome to JavascripC')
INT'ORMATION TECH. (e) U1
139. Sankjukta created a smiley face in 139, {E-ffr i d{r t q* eTad +6{T qim
flash and then converted ia into a ]i{ qrr arg# i qtr-da 6,'{i +
f,q
symbol to be stored in the flash H Ei fuEe' d qffifi frqt rg+it
library. Which of the following
+iq {r sq{ {q wfus'fuq-d 'qrEe'
staiement is false about this graphic
cb t':1q rtdal 6 7
symbol named "Smiley" ?
(1) Smiley is a stage level object. ft) siqolqs-+e+{fl qd€t t
(2) Smiley is a overlay level object. (2) mfi+ \'r sfr{td +q-d 3&€
,!2f Many instances of *ris graphic tr
.can be created and used on (3) E€ nks+4'.i t{d+{ Q-q q{
stage. qqd qr v6t t r
(4) This object will operate in sync

(4) {a 3Tr+€ 5q lqe *'zrgqq6a
' \\irh the limeline of the main
movie.
* srq-eie !-dm r
140. What will be the output of the 140. tl-qfrfgf, lwq qqie q erseg. m
following script command ? frnt
document.write (2+5+"8"); document.write (2+5+"8");
(1) 258 (1) 258
(2) Error (2) zE
^9f 18 (3) 78
(4) 1 (4) 7
141. To delete unwanted parts of an image laf. \r5 Sq { * i1qifu-d r+FT.q} sr{d-fi
which are not required in the firral ats-cgc t sTiftrd' n E), s] Ezr+ + H
output, one has to :
.lnr+r e-cqT d,Tr -
(1) Blur unwanted parts (1) erqifo-r k +) qr r
(2) Change the canvas size to (2) *-++e ir .ql6R *) q+o-er

exclude parts ersifu-dk+l+f(qrcT r
(3) 9se the Crop tools (3) miq qm +r wit r ow r
(4y' Use the Sponge tool (4) efe {f,. +r wii*w r

(10) INIORMATION TECH.
The pan of RAM in a computer to t42. Eqzr sl tq' (RAM) + Fq f6* I \16
hold the graphics i.Jomation for ore sq +1 nftuR qrcsTt li,lEd +& +
frame consisting of colout values for ti€li Pgc *. Et6 tr*d + ,iq ql {fu
every pixel on the screen is known as ElFi *. 6E?T* +
(l) Pixel buffer (1) ir*d ssr
rma$ebutfet
*pY (3) +qss{
(3) Frame buffer
(+) qlflgq}qqr
(4) Video buffer
143. Identify and name the Photoshop 143. +lqiq * ss qi-qr or rrq qeqr+ si
featue that is a set of instructions sr.*qrc t sT-dM qT fu t aqr lq€sT
built into the program to apply 3c+'T ++ fr+ fr€€ qT-& fui q fri'q
" special effects to Pictures with crTrqi +'H t*cr qrfi t ,
options such as
(1) +d{,1,
(1, Feathering (2) F6-€+
y'2r Filters
€) +{ffi
. (3) Channels (4) dqd
(4) Layers
144. Which ofthe following is oot a valid

1U. r+t t etc srdYrt \ranq:q+c{+E
Iayer mode in flash ?
rfit r
(l) Hidden mode

(r) i65i rr5
(2) Outlirc mode (2) qr{sf,rfi+E

(3) Cunent mode (J) chJ'e .,.lF
(4) +s+E
{,stackmode
INFORMATION TECH. (11) U1
145. Identify the featwe/panel of flash 145. d$ iz+q + s€ shr/q{d + {tqT+
interface which is the lower portion i ia&-q sT enns+ f6wr dal * 3rt{
of the interface and has two views rq5 q 6rd i - fl+r# q }in qE
:
"t
graphical view and list Yiew.
q.
t$pectot
(1) iq$ aisi€{
:g//Ptopefiy
(2) (cl qirl
(2) Tools Panel
(Jl qlr qrdl
(3) Scene Panel
(4) +{d q'{n
(4) Layers Panel
146, f,rom the following statements pick 146. d$ I ic E++l + qt-q frq d t
out the incorect statement with rtiriT seFl 6i) :
respect ro shape tweening in flash :
(1) ic r+{ ii q-d EH"€ + 26 F6'

(1) Upto 26 shape hints can be
added to the objects in a shape Ylq I6€q FrIr4 qr qs-d t I
tween.
(2) \'6YIqEr r-+{ 6d +k-a +€
(2) To shape tween a whole word,
qlr{ E} oler irR c{ {q6{ +5
put each lettq orl a separate
layer and create each tween *H r-*-+ vr+ itn r
separately.
(3) rh di {, sifrq }q d qo eml
Gf In shape tweening. a blanl ke)
^-/
fiame is iaserted in last frame
41"8c +gr qrar t +itts'{s+
because content is completely oi$ tro-d },t t gtr d.€ * f,rq

differcnt from previous key *i* r
frame.
(4) rlc f6<T er+t*+ etr Is. q]fr
(4) Shape hints create uneve[ and
rough morphs.
q+i t r
U1 (12) INTORMATION TECH.
147. Which of the followirg is N0! an 147. #ddd-S+ qtnril endftiicft

advantage of star topology compare qTErqr{+++{(rEtt?
to other standard topology ?
(l) Easy to connect new nodes or

(i) q+ +scr dd E] ersT+ * +€{r t
devices
(2) 6c FE€ s1*{€ *l srrs[{rdr r
Require less cable length
(3) A11 nodes are diectly t:t c"i qrs*& t slt $.i EIA t r
connected to the server

(+) iqTm *e *r e+rej+ t 9qq61q I
(4) Isolation of faulty node is easy
14E. tffisT ftric qI fu-f,'{sr qT a} _ aI{I

148. Distribution of flash movies may
qI q'6
rin q} laSa cr ier er sfial t
either be though for
viewing on the iltemet or it may be _ Esfr qrre
qtfu il *tt t
into anodrer file format. (1) cffiirr, qtrdEr

-
(1) Publishing,Exporting ,.-
,... *r21 CqqlizTr. crafvFT
'€) Exporting,Publishing
(3) Beviewing,Exporting
(3) ffiqri, C*dftr'
(4) Exporting,keviewing (4) CRdErr, fqfli.r
r+q. E€ isfuT ffi+€i {Wt srzl c{'Wt

149. In this switchirg technique, entire
data is sdnt as a complete unit ftom r+r{ qi na }q-* *'E * 'tcr Erdr t (qT
the Se[der Node and delivered to the crq-fi-dt dr $ryfr +q€ t di gu ww
recipie Node via a number of +dT*
intemediate Nodes :
(1) ++q istdlT
(1) Message switching
(2) ++. Mnrr
(2) Packet switching
(3) sfr-efisfoT
(3) Circuit switching
(4) €ra fuFqIr
_l*f Data switct:tng
INTORMATION TECH. (13) U1
150.Referential integrity contols 1s0. tslfuqir iffil r{+ +s q'q+T qi
relationships between fuiBc erar t
(1) Operations iII database (1) glzl+s + ffarq'
(2) lnstances of a class (2) q+wre+-{€+q
J.3f Tables in darabase C) sEr+q+Idw
(4) Attuibutes ir a table (4) S-rkfi+q q-.q
151. An elecfonic device used to connect 151. q6 FA'qiftm'?h flra ma el ddtareit

diiferent l)?es of topologies having k-<* sqlqfrHfiii, et cH er orq
same protocol arar t
(1) Repeater (1) li+cr
' (2/ Router (2) {Ee{
(3) Bridge (3) kE
(4) Switch (4) lqq
152. Error detecring ar daralink layer

achieved by
152. sra fr-sr Aq{ d <ls c}qi + frrn
(1)
+r r+q e-ri * r
Equalization
(2) Bit stuffing tU iryerdsT{
(3) (2) tdc-Rf*rl

Hamming codes
(3) ifrr +s
(4) Cyclic Redundancy code
(4) sEtfifi'ffi +s
153. Which data communication method
153, \r{-qcq { +r} kflI ii \rqt fufr{fi {qR
is used to transmit the data over a
serial communication link in both
fuo*' qn sra ilqa oT i +{+H +
directions at same time ?
eratq{ qqft r-sh +fr t r
(1) Simplex (1) tu+w

' (2) Hatf-duplex (2) 6r6-s{+w
,.1P1 Full-duplex (3) 5-fi.q+*
(4) . Four wirc circuit (4) 4.qE{ sB-e
(14) INIORMATION TECII.
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154. A Firewall is
154. q.5-rsFRerm tt
g,l/only e software (1) +{d \rr#{{
(2) only a hardware (2) +qe \r6-Ee+q{
(3) necessarily both software aod (3) 3fil-{r4 6q t #q-{ e Erg+cr
hardwarc ++
(4) a software with or without
(4) * sls qr k{r \'6'
6rCac{
hardware
#4{
--:
155.. It has much Sreater bandwidth
lss. o €c+t ffiq {{t gqR qr{q} t
than other traosmission media. orql eT( t t
It allows for longer . {€ qftrfi'{ft +{qR +H t I
transmission distaoce.
o mkq gq+tq qfuq;<vrtlffi t t
. It is immune to elecaomagnetic
interference. . qt Eet +{€ qqdi t qfir+, qdqr
. It is much thinner and [ghter ertrrc+r t t
than the other cable media'

i e*t'yr Es0 gg t ,
All above characteristics are attached

(1) si+f€w{q{
to
<{oprrcatfibet (2) <ffis+c{+{d

(2) Twisted PaiI cable
(3) s].S€d+sm
(3) Co-axial cable
(4) +c"5,&c-6 +qd
(4). CAT 5/CAT 6 cabl€
INIORMATION TECH. (1s) U1
156. Binary Equivalent of (BAD)16 is 156. (BAD),6 ar ldu-* {rge i' :
(1) 1111 1010 1101 (1) 1111 1010 1101
(2) 1011 1010 1101 (2) 1011 1010 1101
(3) 1011 1010 1l1l (3) 1011 1010 1111
(4) 1011 1110 1101 (4) 101r 1110 1101
157, Wtuch of the following is used 15?. F{+ + sI ildc rfiIl{ a{r{ +
+t'q
execute cPU instuction ? e-$Ri sl 6ntkd E+ t gqh di'ct t t
(1) Peisonal Computer (1) +clff6-sq{{
(2) -ftogram Counte! (2) *qrc TIfrl,
(3) Protection Check
(3) gGr +s
"(4) ParameterCombinatiol
(a) clqqrs d+irr
158. Which of the following bus of a
computer system is responsible for oqzr th *1+I+ S ee

carrying information ?
bus (l) sr4 s'€

^;|}/Data
(2) Address bus (2) qiqqq
(3) Logical bus (3) dfusifi s{
(4) Contol bus (4) fr{hur {q
159. This is a smaller, faster memory 159. Tr \rs dA, efrr{. iq #+ t, + tq

which stores copies of the data from Hft * rmr sdqm nf qrd srar 6I
frequently used main memory ntr6c {qts{ 6.fr t ,
locatioN.
(1) Main memory
(1) g@t+fr
(2) *lr #+
!{cachememory
(3) Semiconductor based memory (3) e{-ueowurft-rSi*
(4) DRAM (4) dtc @RAM)
U1 (16) INFORMATION TECH.
160. In computers, this is the processing I 160. qrq.{ t, \-;n iqrc + lr{H dr
of program iNtructions by dividing i+qrfud q.G's+$i {srqqiirr*qrc s}
them among multiple Prccessom with 4il t
6q qqq + 4rqllqd 4] EdR
the objective of running a progmm in
less time (1) a{#qrffiq
$tlMultipro$arnming (2) FcrciH{ c{rs{ur

(2) Pamllel Focessing
(3) q{c €rgr
(3) Time shadrg
(4) Ac c{HoT
(4) Batch processing
rfr. \'6 E{ i tre+'sFi FE-dr 3n-{

sr{,RT
A binary search tlee whose left
sr.j vq-i ql ff t srtrs-dc c6 sr
161.
subtree and righl subtree differ in
height by atrnost ooe ls called
F6+dr t, 66€r$ t
(1) k€qrflfr a
(l) Stricdy binary tree
(ll { 5-6qch (r
(2) Red-black tree
(3) AvL a
(3) AvL tree
(4) {Eiqrfifr*
(4Y Complete binary tree
162. +{ xT q# \16 rr{AsT q} Er6{ 6lqli6m

162. Which cycle refers to the prccess
+Tt +1frqr t t
where one instruction is fetched and
executed ? ( I) (,ll't cnl qt,
1iyy' r"t"t "y"r" (2) qIi{rqfi'

(2) Instruction cycle
(3) E-aqqK Tct
(3) Decode cycle
(4) srqiqq{ qfi'
(4) Execute cycle
INT'ORMATION TECH. (11) U1
163. This system software provides an 163. T6 !'qr* ffi, cffi{Eq fu€c sli
interface to a hardware det ice. rr6+q{ ilr qt-q+ n e+r gs+ { Frdl{ff
enabling the opeEting system to
6(dT t
access that hardware
(1) Contlol Panel

(1) F{?sr q.d fs-+d +{O
Device Driver
(2) kqr{q 9r{d{
^;l2f (3)
(3) Program installer
gilTc {isrrf
(4) Device help file (4) (6T',{dT sr{d Giq t6r{o
164. Foltowing is an example of 164. EF qFa q q{ q+, riqrrq ?i, 6i qrc i

Operating System developed in Ildia (1) BeOs
(1) BeOS (2) BOSS
J2,r Boss (3) Haiku

(3) Haiku (4) Open BSD
(4) Open BSD
165. ErEi * +)-c RT Hcc ftqior fiftr ot

165, Which of the following is NQT an
E(IE{!T Tff t ?
example of scheduling algorithms ?
(1) qrd efld qrd cT.* (FCFS) qrm
(1) First Come Ftust Serve IFCFS]
fuit{vr
schedulirg
(2) Shortest Job FiISt 12) Ed+ +ci *d .rd 1sr; vm
ISJFI
F+rt{rr
Scheduling
(3) (3) cMfu-s-dT €cq h{t{ur

Priodty Scheduling
Scheduling (4) Fq-fr{ €qq tT.rl{oT
$y'Random
166. Which of the following is non-linear 166. r+++ +{ + qdc srer {rfi + ?
data sfuctule ? (1) es'

(1) Stack (2) q.
(2) Queue (3) ft{T
(3) .Strings (4) a
14y' Trees
(1t) INIORMATION TECII.
used 1n 16'r. +{ + sra {€-{r qlr +

+{s E}
Which data strucfure 1S
brcadth-fust search of & graph to +qrs-€ {-+ Bqd,r qr {Tqd 5d d

storc nodes ?
q+,T++t?
(1) Aray (i) d

I Stack (2) +d'
(3) Queue G) q.
(4) Tree (4) <1
168. A thead in Operating System is a

15& {qffi{ihii +s\'6- t I
(1) task o) 614Gi6)
(2) Fogram (2) clnic
(3) !-nc d+q)

Jr/ ,ro""r,
(4) light weight plocess
(4) 6d-fi Ffic cf,F4+.*ts)
169. {{+ i et+ w $< aiqfi'w sfl

169. Which of the following Boolean
Expression is illustrated iII the truth RRsft { F Hq ii eFld t ?
table's colurDn F ?
x F
x Y F
0 0 1
&
0 0
0 1 0
0 1 a
1 0 0
1 0 0
I I 1
1 1 \
(1) x .Y'+ x
(1) x.Y'+ x
(2) X'.Y+X Y'
X' .Y + X.Y'
_{ (3) X.Y+X Y'
(3) X.Y+X Y'
(4) x.Y+X Y'
(4) x.Y+x'.Y'
INFOR]\fATION TECH. (19) UI
170. Find missing term in the following 176. fi'qfrfun Ei{q i{qr ji qqfurd q(
Boolean Expression : *trertr
x@ -l
(1) 1 (1) I
(2) x (2) x
(3) x' (3) x'
sy'o (4) 0
171. Observe the following circuit and 171, w cftcq + +qs{ s-d'E+ fu cr fus
find which operation ilterFets it
appropriately.
y-qrf,{ s} qffrd s.rdr t r
(tsl xoR (1) xoR

(2) NOR (2) NOR
(3) XNOR (3) XNOR
(4) NAI\D (4) NAND
172, Which Boolean law is represented

172. P+Q.R=(P+Q) (P+R)+4{r
below ? qds ftcq q{t-dT t r
P+QrR=(P+Q).(P+R) (1) Sq}Il{frqc
J*f De Morgan s law (2) $6q{ frqq
(2) Associative law
(3) *,Fqt fi-qq
(3) Commutative law
(4) Distributive law
(4) kil{lr Frqq
173. Given two sorted lists of size m and n 173. q] sfu-d fu€ fr t fu+*T En+n rT pr:
respectively. The number of m ei't n t r c-q \rriftq S F{* +sR
compadsoN needed in the worst case aq+{5affiqn{rt+,frr
by the merge algorithm will be
(1) min (m, n) (1) min (m, n)
(2) ma.r (m, n) (2) rnax (m, n)
(3) m+n-1 (3) m+n- 1
y'4) na \gr-m
(20) INTORMATION TECII.
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174, Out of the following, which cannot

174 fl4 + qt< sr C++ n \'6 qaqlc-6.di
(ideDri-6er) +i a'rr c=ifi rsi irqr lr
be used as an identifrer in C++ ?
{fifit?
(1) Name2
(1) Name2
(2) .
-Total (2) -Total
ctu",
-6 (3) Class
+@/oerivea (4) Derived
,1
175. The operator us€d to access member r75. qE rimrr6' q6- $iq€ Ei{ EqE FN-
furction of a class ftom its object is
*q<s qm{ rs c
+ffic'jnn
(2)
qrdr t
(1) ',t
't I
(1) *
(3) : (u'-. (3) : (4)
176. In this programming methodology' 176, Eq *fiftq 614 rdfr d {qq qrqI 6l
E ffE s{+ Edx {6EqI { rer
qrdr
common functionalities are grouped
together irto separate itldependent t r 5t *nr oi 5o r+rel { fufa-t
units. The whole Progam is divided q+ s}+q{ dr* + Y{r i+qr qrdr t t
i o several units which inteiact

through Procedue calls'
(l) t€q $iqtFn
(1) Rardom Progamming (2) +q{6iffiT

(2) ModularProgramming (3) .NET e\fifrrr
(3) ,NET Pro$amming (4) d'+€$frHgffirr
(4/ Object Oriented Programming
qa q'qEr E{c qrqts qqlr E-aAq{,

1?7. The following is computirg industry U7,
standard fol the consistent encoditrg' ?+sqsr f,zi *rexitn *ki t ;
handlilg of text
rePreseotation and (1) EBCDIC
(1)._EBCDIC (2) Unicode
/.. tJrncode
:l (3) ASCII Code
(3) ASCII code
(4) QR Code
'(4) QR code
]NTORMATION TECH. (21) U1
178. The following is the coEect 178. q6 ffi{q EisnT*q (rnheritance) $1 {I&
interpretalion of Hiemrcirical qrqrt
Inheritaflce :
(1) qs 3{r{€ (derived) siTRr + {M
(1) one base class with one derived qs qFIR (base) WIRI
class
(2) (2) wrs *1q-d't ErqT +fr

more than one generations of
classes (3) gr t srflqs' derived Rlr{r + Ffl'4
{3r- one
-\2- base class with more than
qf eItIR (base) RF
one derived classes (4) \16 derived wI{ + slq \r€ *
(4) more than one base classes 3{}16 ell]R. oase) Rfls
with one derived class
179. The postfix expression for * + ab

179. * + ab - ca S tri clefu-€ d-s-6 Eirn
- cd
is
(1) abcd+-*
lly'abcd+-*
rr\ aLt *
(2) ab+-cdx ^,1
(3) ab+cdx- (3) ab+cd*-

(4) ab+cd-x (4) ab+cd-x
180. Which of the following is !q! a t)?e

180. Frri * *t+ €T C++ d dYnTq
of inhedtance in C++ ?
(inheritance) ST q6- q'sR r6f t ?
Parallellnheritance
Jt (1) Fq]qfr{dsTEsc
(2) Siogle Level Inleritalce
(2) \16'lil+c ?iVn-f#q
(3) Multilevellnheritarce
(3) qg-H0c drr-dfi'q
(4) Multiplelnheritance
(4) {€-diicn{*c
1E1. Which of the followirg is the default

visibilify mode while defining a class
181, E{+ + +{ c++ B1 \rs wrq t eFm
in C+ +? frqT€ W{ifi qfl{ tt
--tf private (2) personal (r) cr{+e (2) c+{fi
protected (4) public
(3) (3) fi,*s (4) qf{-6
{n) INI'ORMATION TECII.
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182. select the colrect ouQut of the lEz fr'qfEfun +ic 6I Fi ar5c$e fqfrTd
following code : +t,

char *s =
*AMAZING";
char l,s = "A\4AZING';
s+=3; s+=3:
cout<< s<<endli cout<<s<<endl;
(1) DMAZING (I) DMAZING
(2) D (2) D
(3) ZING (3) ZING
\4.r z
(4) Z
'183. A complete binary tree with n leaf rs3. (r6Ti sr5{t A frqit n +q,+sqt +
nodes can have nodes of
t
degree 2.
tot'" - -nqezkri'*dFrAt
(1) logrn
-V (2) n- I
(2) n- 1
(3) o (3) n
t4N 2r
{4) 2"
184. OrIy the process executing *re 184. +{d {6 **s q} fufuda qT'r d
cdtical section is allowed to access +rqlkt or rdr t €lsr ifri+a qt
the shared vad;bb and all other Hs or r+m t qs1 s++esd
processes should bg prevented from tsr rd t m t+r qrdr t qq n-st
<-o
doing so until the completion of the f*ft+m qm gn erqlkc q-fi d qrdr t

critical section. This is known as sq-6l €r 6'6+ t t
(1) Interyrocesscomnuoication (1) Ez{*+q{qR

(2) +qmt{
(2) Senaphore
(J) 5€qlq1
rl'-D xdto:k (4) q{rrfi 5*FFIq
{4) Mtrtual Exclusion
INFORMATION TECH. (B\
1t5. We can also call a table as lts. ft-A{r-fi srcr+€ + \rd }dfi 6} 6c
in i relational database. S5erro** r
(1) Rerord (1) fisi'g

(2) Attribute (2) \+qa
(3) Tuple (3) zcfr
4\,/ Plel^tion
\:/-
t
(4) kdllq
186. Find the output of the followiag : trqkfiqr c++ qls 6r .xrsc5d qfl( :
C++ code :
itrt *P, A[ ]={20, 90, 70, 10);
int *P. At l={20. 90. 70. l0}:
P=A;
FA;
A[2]+=10;
At?lt=to;
P+=2;
P+=2i
cout<< xP<<etrdl;
cout<< *P(<endl;
(1) 70
(1) 70
(2) (2) 80
80
(3) e0
-14 90
(4) 10 (4) l0
if.
187. A table has more tha! one attributes 187. q6-kn { r'+. t qrEr t+ qtqe t
each of which identify a tuple H t E{ \rs zT6 + fffrrq sq *
uDiquely. AI such l(eys arc known as :
qrqr<m t r ce rp*:id qr qror* E r
Primary keys (1) ctrc${+
(2) Altemate ksys (2) q€+.{*
(3) Candidate keys
ol +*,*.*
(4) Forcign keys
(4) st{rt!ff
i
I
(u\ INFORMATION IECI{.
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188. Belady's anomaly occu6 in

rea **S qrTrd +q ft#k
Page rcPlacement
algorithm' ceiftqt *fr t- t
O) LRU (1) LRU
(2) Optimal (2) OPtirad
(3) Ciculat FIFO (3) q+-6{Ftro
(4)
Y*o FIFO
189, Which of the following cannot be rs9. E{+ t +{ $ crcr+{ * ttq q-6'F+
as a qd t*qr qt
r used front-end software
fr< ffir *1 ett s-+r
alongwith a database ?
s+mtt
(l) Visual basic (1) kgonfir6
(2) Visual C++ (2) fuq€ c++
(3) Power Builder (3) qrq{t+€{
r4y' MS PowerPoint (4) qc.q{. qrd$f-{€

:,/
DROP TABLE statement 19(). DROP TABLE 4qT
(l) detetes onlY the stucture of (1) +Em )q6 ql{r*{ 4} t{zrf,r t I
table.
a) ke*rSqfu+iisitraart' t
(2) deletes all con'trairl$ in a rable

(3) |+e* cera)iqerfft r
(3) deletes data of table

(4) )qo * erzr qti Es+t {aq-{ ++
deletes dara as well as structue
. 1)y' d trarat t t
of table.
NFORMATION TECH. (2s) U1
For Q. 191 - 195 : Q. 1e1-19s +k+

CLUB : CLUB
MNO NAME FEE TYPE DOJ Mi{o NAME FEE TYPE DOJ
1001 ARUNA 150000 LIFE 30- 1001 ARUNA 150000 LIFE 30-
ZAIDI JAN- ZAIDI JAN.
08 08
1010 (AMKA 5000 t,IONTHI-Y 1010 KANIKA 5000 MONTHLY t2-
SEN ruN- SEN JI]N-
05 05
1015 TARIK 30000 ANNUAL 23- 10 L5 TARIK 30000 ANNUAL 23-

AZAAD \,IAR. AZAAD MAR
15 "15
I003 RA.VI 5500 \4ONTHLY 14- 1003 RAVI 5500 MONTHLY 14"
IHAKUR APR. THAKUR APR-
t2 t2
1002 MANAV 30000 ANNUAL 15- 1002 MANAV 30000 ANNUAL 15-
SINGH OCT. SINGH OCT.
12 t2
1012 GARGI 30000 ANNUAL 05- 1012 GARGI 30000 ANNUAI 05-
JHA DEC.. JHA DEC.
05 -05
1009 TANIK 120000 LIFE 01- 1009 TANIK 120000 LIFE 01-
BHOLA JAN.- BHOLA JAN.
05 -05
I
1008 BANTA I000 GI]EST 16- 1008 BANTA 1000 GLTEST 16-
]EORGE SEP,- GF-ORGE SEP.-
16 i6
1014 AIIYA 5000 v{ONTHLY 15- 1014 ALIYA 5000 MONTHLY 15-
DAGA SEP.- DAGA SEP,.
10 10
In the above table "CLLE". TYPE iq{tfr }iE "CLUB" ii, TYPE si'dq
column has type of membe$hip arld ii essfl 6r arqq. cq FEE Erdq ii
FEE contains membe$hip fee as per q{Frdr zEq + 3riqR v{sdr q'-6-fflr
the tlpe of membership. "LIFE" 6 r ',LIFE ZTg s. q(gl.er.oruer-'
q qsqs4
members have paid orc time FEE, vlq qqT FfqT *, r<f6
whereas ANNUAL membem pay zrEc + s{s fl q{ {6' €m s'{+ t q
FEE every year on the Day and fu s-<* v<*q-ar dt qi
nriq 1ooD +
month of
their joining (DOJ), i<< q q*i c{ 3rfl fucr qrdr * r
MONTHLY members pay FEE every 'MONTHLY', zrsq +' v<-s E{ tI*+
qqi FwrdT q-6ur 6d +1 drt€ (DoJ)
month on Day of their DOJ, GUEST
members pay FEE daily ftom the day
*'leq e+Er sii t lGUEsT' znc +
they havejoined.
v(q, erc+ y*r ++ + ftr +qnT t
{-ffi 3i-ST q-ri + I
DOJ in the table signifies Date of 'DoJ' Eq }{f, it s(sdr r'6rr Fd sl

Joining. ar$o qmm t r
(L6' INFORMATION TECII.
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191. Based on table CLUB, which of the 191, CLUB |e€ * orqR q{, F{,} * +{ S
following SQL query will disPlaY sOL €i 4E€ 5fl+ ?irr r?iq{q DoJ
earliest and latest DOJ under each dr rro fYPE q ffi reftrq eFir I
TYPE
(l) SELECT
?
MIN(DOJ)'
(1) SELECT MIN(DOJ),
MAX(DOJ) FROM CLUBi
MAX(DOJ) FROM CLUB:
SELECT MIN(DOJ), (2) SELECT MIN(DOJ),
MAX(DOJ) FROM CLUB
MAX(DOJ) FROM CLUB GROI]? BY TYPE;
GROLTP BY TYPE;
(3) SELECT MlN(DOJ),
MAX(DOJ), TYPE FROM
MAX(DOJ), TYPE FROM CLUB GROUP BY TYPE;
CLUB GROUP BY TYPE;
TYPE GROUP MAX(DOJ), TYPE CROUP
MAX(DO'), BY TYPE FROM CLl'Bi
BY TYPE FROM CLUB;
Based on tabla CLLTB,fird out the 19L crus kfi * TrrlF cr 5-fl FBE r<frra
"192.
most apprcPriate SQL statement
qri * H r-st scTfi SQL 4!I? 4I{
ftom the following to display the Frt?
. Iotal amount of FEE collected from
;olthlY members till date :
(1) SELECT ST]M
(MONTHS-BETWEEN
( I ).,/-SELECT SUM
(SYSDATE, DOJ) x FEE)
(MONTHS_BETWEEN
-/ isYso,lrr,ooD * rsE) FROM CLUB WHERE TYPE
FROM CLI,E WHERE TYPE = "MONTHLY"i
='MONTHLY"I (2) SELECT SL\4
12) SELECT SI^4 (MONTH BETWEEN (DOJ'
i MONTH BETWEEN I DOJ' SYSDATE) * FEE)
ivsoerr) * rPr)
FROM CLI'B WHERE TYPE
FROM CLUB WHERE TYPE .,MONTHLY"i
,.MONTHLY]'i =
=
(3) SELECT SUM (MONIH
13) SELECT SIIM RETWEEN TDOJ. SYSDATE)
r MoNTHBETWEEN (DOJ' X rEE)
SYSDATE) * FEE)
FROM CLUB WHERE TYPE
FROM CLIIB WHERE TYPE
= "MONTHLY":
= "MONIHLY";
{4) SELECT
(4) SELECT
MONTHS BETWEEN MONTHS-BETWEEN
X FEE (SYSDATE, DOJ) * FEE
(SYSDATE, DOJ)
FROM CLUB WHERE T\?E FROM CLUB WHERE TYPE

..MONTHLY"; .,MONTHLY";
= =
L\TORMATION TECH. (27) U1
193. Based on table CLUB, which of the 193. CLUB |qf, *' qlq( q{ {+i * si? sr
fouowing SQL statemetrt will delete sQL sq{ T{ r* qq{ql ei g+a 6dar
the information of those members. t q] qr a) qrG-o qq*q t qr s++1 ool
who are either ANNUAL members 01-JAN-20r0 qT ss*'qr( * ?
or those who are having DOJ on or
after "01-JAN-2010".
(1) DELETE FROM CLI,'B
(1) DELETE FROM CLUB WHERE TYPE = "ANNUAL"
WIIERE TYPE = 'ANNUAI" ANDDOJ>=-01-JAN-10-'
AND DOJ > = '01-JAN-10":
(2) DELETE FROM CLUB
IU.-IDELETE FROM CLUB WHERE TYPE = "ANNUAL"
-/ wHERE TYPE = 'ANNUAL" oR DOJ > "01-JAN-r0";
oR DOJ > "01-JAN-10"1
(3) DELETE *
FROM CLUB
(3) DELETE * FROM CLUB WIIERE TYPE = 'ANNUAL" '
WHERE TYPE = "ANNUAL" oR DOJ > "01-JAN-10";
oR DOJ > "01-JAN-10"1
(4) DELETE FROM CLI,,B
(4) DELETE FROM CLUB WHERE TYPE = "ANNUAL"
,,ANNUAL"
" WHERE TYPE =
ORDOJ>="01-JAN-10";
ORDOJ>="01-JAN-10":
194, Based on table "CLUB", which SQL 194. CLUB *qo * ewn qr g+i * 6I+ d
query will help us to know the sQL dft qk{ s{Fif ft1 {qr q-dr+,fr
number of "MONTHLY" members, t{d'i "ol-JA}r-o7" * sR cr,un +1
who joined club after '01-JAN-07" {fimr it t ?
(l) SELECT *, COtlNT ( ) FROM (1) SELECT *, cOrrNT ( ) FROM

CLUB WHERE TYPE = CLUB WHERE TYPE =
,,MONIHI-Y" AND DOJ >
= 'MONTHLY" AND DOJ > =
"01-JAN-07";
"01-JAN-07";
(2) SELECT FROM CLUB (2) SELECT FROM CLUB
(*) WHERE TYPE =
COT-rNT COUNT e) WHERE TYPE
-MONTHLf AND DOJ = .,MONIHLY' =
AND DOJ =
"01-JAN-07"; "01-JAN-07";
(3) SELECT COUNT (x) FROM (3) (*) FROM
SELECT COUNT
CLI-,'B WHERE TYPE = CLUB WHERE TYPE =
"MONTHLY" OR DOJ = "01- 'MONTHLY OR DOJ =
JAN-07"r "01-JAN-07":
14) SELECT COUNT(*) FROM (4) SELECT COITNT (x) FROM

CLUB WHERE TYPE = CLUB WHERE TYPE =
.MONTHLY" AND DOJ > ..MONTHLY' AND DOJ >
"01-JAN-07"1 "01-JAN-07";
(2E) INTORMATION TECII.
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19i CLUB i!-d + 3{rqR q{ +{ sI sQL
195. Based on table CLUB' which of the
folowine SQL command will qritr frefrflq< qrsa5caqfiK stqT ?
-tle in
displaY outpui as given the
outout box ?
L ARI
lo.
lt I
IANA I (l) SELECT SUBSTR (NAME 2'

I !) SELECT Sl'tsSTR (NAME 2' 3) FROM CLT,,ts \[+IERE
TI FROM CLLIB WHERE T\?E = 'MONTHLY' OR
'MONTHLY" oR *ANNUAL";
TYPE = TYPE =
TYPE = "ANNUAL"; (2) SELECT SUBSTR (NAME, 2,
{2, SELECT SUBSTR (NAME,2' 3) FROM CLUB WHERE FEE
3 ) FROM CLUB WHERE FEE > 5000 AND pgJ 2 = ,,01-
> 5000 AND DOJ > = "01- JAN-10"1
(3) SELECT SUBSTR (NAME' 2'
,,,rtJ;ti;.*.rR NAME. 2,(
3r FROM Cl-l,ts \\'HERE
-./ tt rxo*t cLuB wHERE TYPE = "MONTHLY" AND
TYPE = "MONTHLY" AND Tl?E ='ANNUAL";
..ANNUAL'':
TYPE =
r4r SELECT SI,BSTR (NAME' 2'
{4) SELECT SUBSTR INAME 2'
3) FROM CLI.JB WHERE FEE
I r FROM CLUB WHERE FEE
> 5000 oR DOJ > = "01-JAN-
> 5000 OR DoJ > = "01-JAN-
10";
10';
19( rE+ TE+c c{ rtrqTq 3ii{ {'ira ri'g" +

196. To add sound and music on Your
i.zq qr arq 3n-4rn w{q + i{q CE
*
webpage. )ou can eilher creare a lin}(
to tlie-sound file or You can embed ftacr€(6'+t cr snslq 4l F1*i * +tT
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value of the SCROLLING attdbute qq6tfrr\.tq.r$t?
ofthe <FRAME> tag ?
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(3) AUTO
(3) ArrTO
(4,'
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NONE
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in OS ?
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(1) hivileged (l) fifu+ss
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<EMBED> tag qr srFrqr{ \rfrr t r
attribute of <IMG> tag and
<ENGED> tag ? (l) Border
(1) Border (2) ITETCI
(2) HEIG1IT (3) WrDTlr
(3) WIDTH
(4) SRC
\,r4) SRC
200. ROWSPAN atffibute cannot be used

RowspAN qA-q4 {{{ t t6q &+
vrith which of the following tag ?
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(1) <TR>
(l) <TR>
--g-.TD, (2) <TD>
(3) <TH> (3) <TH>
(4) <TABLE> (4) <TABLE>

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U1 (2) INTORMATION TECI{.

(1) <TITLE> Browser Test (1) <TITLE> Browser Test

(2) Names can contain lette$,

(4) Names must not srart with the

the following attdbures :

f2) occurs zero or multiple times

(4) occurs only once (4) +-q-d q6 qrT sfrd +rT I

128. Observe the given DTD : f+q oro *J d :

<?XML version = "1.0"?> <?XML ve$ion = "1.0"?>

<IDOCTYPE SITESI <IDOCTYPE SITES I

<IELEMENT SI.IES (SITES +)> <IELEMENT SITES (SITES +)>

<IELEMENT SIIE (ADDRESS, <IELEMENI SITE (ADDRESS,

<IELEMENT ADDRESS <IELEMENI ADDRESS

<I ELEMENT UTILITY

Choose the statement that is true

about the above DTD. (t) SITE td+. if@rt I

'(t) Th" sITs is optioaal. (2) ADDRTSS 3tt',{ UTII-ITY <}ii

piesent in sPecified order.

tum contains two sub-elements.

element. are emPty elements.

129. €{+ + +{ sl xr,[ Bfifu qr qoT4

(l) A parser is a softwarc program

(2) A validating passer ensures that (2) 1rrafugfuT crC{qfrfu{d 6'.dT t

(3) Validating passer checks (3) iRfur er* qn q} "

f4),/ Non-valjdating passer onl;

132. In the _ method, after the

133, What is the main function of 13 s. qr<*l i+t *r ne er{ t :

hansport layer ? trr irrs ir6 iffi{F

134, +i k+ E) sq+i # elqR q{ gq q[{ 6I

below and then answer the following

itenName = new Array ("Chromebook", "IPad", "Mobile");

r"Chromebook'. "IPad', "Mobile"); +iiqr+ *m fiq ntsi+sr Esq

which oI the following stalemenl is sStr

the same effect. (2) ++ +qq 3rmrl-qmrr*dl6+ii

visitor's mouse pointer is over the

136. Study the following three statemetts

Statement I : Javascript support 3 arrt-t I s'rsr-flst. ctk6 ii :

Statement 2 | Javascdpt suppofis 2

Statement 3 : Javascript supports 2

null and undefined. * - +e 3fk 3nfusE-€

(1) Only Statement 2 Md

(2) Only Statement 1 and

137, Study the code given below : 137. ftq $1-6 6] q[ I

<H1> Guess the event </H1> </SCRIPT> </HEAD>

\ ltarts Start ( ) Ffi{ fu-d+ ER 41-fi E}rn ?

iy' O.rrce ever) time the webPage

opered, (3) +df, (rrqRqq k* eld q+ t t

138. Identify the statement that 138. E+i * s€ 4q{ qJ qiET+ si kn Es

document, write ("He11o! Welcome I

(1) Smiley is a stage level object. ft) siqolqs-+e+{fl qd€t t

(4) This object will operate in sync

(1) 258 (1) 258

(2) Error (2) zE

(2) Change the canvas size to (2) *-++e ir .ql6R *) q+o-er

(3) 9se the Crop tools (3) miq qm +r wit r ow r

(4y' Use the Sponge tool (4) efe {f,. +r wii*w r

144. Which ofthe following is oot a valid

(l) Hidden mode

(2) Outlirc mode (2) qr{sf,rfi+E

145. Identify the featwe/panel of flash 145. d$ iz+q + s€ shr/q{d + {tqT+

respect ro shape tweening in flash :

(1) ic r+{ ii q-d EH"€ + 26 F6'

133, What is the main function of 13 s. qr<l i+t r ne er{ t :

(2) Change the canvas size to (2) -++e ir .ql6R ) q+o-er

layer and create each tween H r--+ vr+ itn r