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 GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL
DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION

NATIONAL TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATION, 2017

(STATE LEVEL)

(FOR STUDENTS STUDYING IN CLASS X)

Mental Ability Test

~~~

State Code Year Code Centre Code Serial No.

Roll No.

Full Marks: 50 '1¢:wrg eto

Time: 45 Minutes (10-30 AM to 11-15 AM) ~g Bet ~(~ )O-~oT;rc~~ ))-)et~)

Instructions to Candidates Y\~OJt>I~k5RI

~ MC~I<li;\
Read the instructions carefully before you start
answering the questions. Answers are to be given on a
~ m ryrs~ ~~ ~~ ~ Nrn ~I
OMR Answer-Sheet provided. ~~ '{3.Ifl~.~. m~ ~ ~ 1 .

1. In this Paper you are to answer 50 questions. ~ 1 Ifl~ ~ cm'G ({ofij ~m~~1 ~
Each question carries 1(one) mark. You are to answer all ~~ ~ (1fl~)I~ ~m~~1
the questions.
2. Before you proceed to mark in the OMR Answer- -<.1 ~~~~~~m(a),(b),(c)Ifl~~
Sheet, find out the correct answer from the four (d)C~.~~m'{3.Ifl~.~.m~~
alternatives (a), (b), (c) and (d) against each question in
~ 1'(3.Ifl~.~. m~ • ~,,€'!lro'!l~ <rOO ~
the Question Booklet. Darken the circle with a Black
Ball Point Pen, to the corresponding correct answer for ~ <fii~ CY\i{ ~ ~ ~ 1
the item in the OMR Answer-Sheet.
~~: G) • 0 @)
Example: G) • 0 @) (Ifl~ 'b' • m I)
(Here 'b' is the correct answer.)
3. If more than one circle is' encoded or darken
against a particular answer, it will be treated as a wrong
\!) 1 Ifl~ f.Wrn ~ Iflm ~ <rOO 1b~\!)<fl'!l't~
answer. m~~~1

4. There will be no penalty marks or negative

marking for a wrong answer. 81 ~~~~~I
5. You are to start recording answers with the
'start' instruction from the Officer-in-Charge of your ({ 1 Y\~'11>j<fl(o'11>'!l~~\5fIf~~~~'~
roomlhall. ~'<I ~'<I ~"€'!l~j~ ~~ ~ 1
6. You are to write your Name and Roll No. in
the space provided with for this purpose on the OMR ~I '6.~.~.~~~~~,~~
Answer-Sheet. You must encode your Roll No. in ~ "6I;ptIC" ~"<Iijf 1
OMR Answer Sheet •
.•
7. The OMR Answer-Sheet should be handed over <\ 1 Y\~OJt>I<flOJt>
~~'>tY\~"Jf><P(O<tS'{3.Ifl~.~. ~~
to the Invigilator before leaving the Examination Hall.
~ift'{3I~~~~~m~~1
You may take away the used Question Booklet after
completion ofthe examination.
 MENTAL ABILITY TEST
(Questions 1-10) 5. The value of
DIRECTION: Read the questions carefully and 232_ (2 + 1)(22+ 1)(24+ 1}(28 + 1)(216+ 1) is
give answer by filling the circle of the letter (a) 0
denoting your selected answer on the O.M.R. (b) 1
Answer-Sheet. (c) -1
~ g ~~ ~t(;<ill~~~, ~~m ~~c~ (d) 2
.~ ~ ~ ~ ~<f~ \S.~~.~. m~ ~
-rs ~~ <mf ~ m Roflil~ ~ I] 6. A page of a book is turn out and the sum of
the other page number is found to be 15000. Find
1. If (x + 7954 x 7956) be a perfect square the page numbers of the page turn out.
number, then the value of x is
(a) 24,25
(a) 7954
(b) 25,26
(b) 7956
(c) 26,27
(c) . 1
(d) 27,28
(d) 0 .
7. If (x - 4) is the common factor of
(r - px + 20) and {r + (p - 6)x -q} then the value
of q is
2. If m is any positive integer, then the last
. two digits in the expressions (81)ffi(12l)m-1 are (a) 28

(a) 02 (b) 20
(b) 12 (c) 19
(c) 21 (d) 10'
(d) 00
8. If a, b, e, d are four non-negative real
numbers and a + b + e + d = 1, then the maximum
value of ab + be + cd is
3. The remainder when 7lO is divided by 51 is (a) .1
. (a) 7 2
(b) 33 (b) .1
4
(c) 19 (c) 1
(d) None of the above (d) 3

9. Two equal circles, each of radius r,

intersect each other such that each circle passes
4. The average age of two brothers is 9 years. through the centre of the other. The length of the
It is increased by 9 years when their mother's age common chord of the circles is
is also included then the age of mother is
(a) 2r
(a) 35 years
(b) J2r
(b) 36 "years
(c) .s-
(c) 37 years
(d) 38 years (d) f r

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 10. If the angles of a triangle are in the ratio 15. 34,36·8,?, 42-4, 45·2, 48
1 : 1 : 2, then their sides will be in the ratio (a) 36
(a) 2: 1 : 1 (b) 39·4
(b) 1: 2: J2 (c) 39·6
(d) 40·2
(c) 1 :J2: 1
(d) J2 : 1 : J2 16. 9,28,65,126, ?,344
(Questions 11-20) (a) 210
DIRECTION: In each questions 11 to 20 below, (b) 217
there is a number series with one term missing (c) 215
shown by'?'. The term is given as one of the
(d) 225
alternatives among four numbers given below it.
Find the term and indicate your answer by filling
the circle ofthe corresponding letter of alternatives 17. 888,454,237,?, 74·25, 47·125
in the O.M.R. Answer-Sheet. (a) 128·5
~ g ~ ~ ~ ~<I$ ~~~ ~ ~I ~.
(b) 126·5
~~<I$<tS@~~~~'?'~~~I.!f
9fqfG ~ ~ q ~ ~ 1.!f 9fqfG <fm <tS@ (c) 127·5
'8.~~.\5IBf.~~ ~~ <f~ ~~ ~ ~"t ~ I] (d) 129·5
11. 10,19,40,77, 158,?
(a) 311 18 II? 1 1
• - 4 ' -8' ., 256' - 4096
(b) 307
1
(c) 301 (a) 16
(d) 299 1
(b) 32
12. 4,18,48,?, 180,294
(a) 96 (cf 6~
(b) 100
(d) 8\
(c) 120
Cd) 160
19. 13, ?,2,-11,-29,-52
13. 90, 45, ?, 45,30,45 (a) 10
7 3 2 .
(b) -10
(a) 20
(c) 8
(b) 22
(c) 24 (d) -7
(d) 18
20. (1,6), (5, 2), (3,4), (0, 7), (-1, 8), ?
14. 1296,648,216, ?,36, 18,6,3 (a) (4,4)
(a) '112
(b) (-2, 7)
(b) 106
(c) (7, 7)
(c) 108
(d) 110 (d) (2, 5)

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(Questions 21-30) 29. (a) 126
DIRECTION: In each of the questions 21 to 30, (b) 217
there are four items, three of which are alike by (c) 345
s.ome means or other while one is out of the class. (d) 513
Find out the odd item and indicate your answer by
30. (a) Maradona
filling the circle of the corresponding letter on the.
(b) Djokovic
O.M.R. Answer-Sheet.
(c) Federer
~g21C~30m~~g~~~ (d) Nadal
~ ~ ~ Oft c.<Pf[o'{~ ~~ ~<f~ <rtWGt
~I ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ \S.~~.~. (Questions 31-40)
m~~<re~'t~~I] DIRECTION: In each question below there are
21. (a) Ramanujan two words separated by ':' in the upper row. Below
(b) Kaprekar that there are some words on each side of the
(c) Harish Chandra symbol ':'. Find the relation between two upper
(d) C. V. Raman words and select one word from the right side of
':' below which have the same relation as above.
22. (a) Arithmetic Fill the circle of the letter denoting your selected
(b) Algebra answer on the O.M.R.·Answer-Sheet.
(c) Equation
(d) Trigonometry
~g 31 c~40m ~m ~~~9Jffif
~~~':'~~~I~~~
23. (a) Bose Institute ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~I ~~ ~
(b) Chennai Mathematical Institute ~ ~ ~ ~ (?) ~ ~ ~9j~'0 ~
(c) Indian Statistical Institute ~ ~ a, b, c \S d-~ ~\Sm ~m ~~ ~
(d) Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics ~~~<f~c<!W~9f~~~~~
'\S.~~.~. m~ ~ <re~'t ~ ~ I]
24. (a) Dengue
(b) Malaria 31. Australia: Kangaroo
(c) Chikangunia Siberia: ?
(d) Typhoid - (a) Reindeer
(b) Yak
25. (a) Ant
(c) Bear
(b) Bee
(d) Yeti
(c) Spider
(d) Butterfly
26. (a) Phi 32. Earthquake: Richter Scale
(b) Gamma Pressure: ?
(c) Delta (a) Air
(d) Peso (b) Calorimeter
(c) Barometer
27. (a) Newton
(d) Atmosphere
(b) Farad
(c) Pascal 33. Rectangle: Cylinder
(d) Einstein Triangle: ?
28. (a) MORV (a) Cone
(b) CEHL (b) Sphere
(c) CENT (c) Prism
(d) ILOS (d) Cylinder

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34. Pitch: Cricket 40. Race: Fatigue

Arena: ? Fast: ?
(a) Tennis (a) Food
(b) Gymnastic
(b) Appetite
(c) Badminton
(c) Hunger
(d) Wrestling
(d) Weakness

35. Heart: Pericardium

Brain: ?
(a) Meninges
(b) Head (Questions 41-50)
(c) Skull DIRECTION: In questions 41-50, numbers fife
(d) Cranium placed in figures on the basis of some rules. One
place in the figure is indicated by the interrogation
36. Dawn: Morning sign (?). Find out the correct alternative to
Dusk: ? replace the question mark and indicate your
(a) Light answer by filling the circle of the corresponding
letter of alternatives in the O.M.R. Answer-Sheet.

_I
(b) Sun
(c) 6 a.m. to 12 noon ~g41c~50m~m~~~~~~
(d) Evening ~(f.f ~ ~ (}!'em ~<!$ ~1""J~~'?' ~
(}!'em ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ (}!'em ~<tS1f~ ~m
37. Money: Transaction ~(f.f _~ ~ .~ \8.~"l.~. m~ 'f'8 'fi""f
Language: ? ~I](
+
(a) Idea <,
41.

(~ @
."<,
-- 9
(b) Learn
(c) Translation
,
./

':'.305 M.
(d) Conversation
.! (a) 13
38. Atom: Molecule (b) 9
Cell: ? (c) 12
(a) Organism
(d) 8
(b) Nucleus
(c) Matter
(d) Battery

39. Palaeography : Writings 42.

Ichthyology: ?
(a) 85
(8) Fishes
(b) Whales (b) 89
(c) Oysters (c) 99
(d) Mammals (d) 98

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 1 47.
43. 36 4 21
45

? 9
(a) 11
16
(b) 8
(a) 81
(c) 28
(b) 25
(d) 18
(c) 49
(d) None of the above
48.

44. A ~ M
~~~

(a) 625
(b) 255 (a) . 125
(c)"225 (b) 8
(d) 125 (c) 216
(d) 0

. 45. 9 1 7
49. 10

4 3

9 7

13 12
(a) 20
?
(b) 25 (a) 9
(c) 50 (b) 7
(d) 55 (c) 8
(d) 6

-3

1;
4 7 50. 105
46. 11\ 84
6
96
4 5
5 3 8
~ ~ 19 27 ?
3 1 10 8911

(a) 129 . (a) 31

(b) 127 (b) 29
(c) 128 (c) 35
, (d) 23
(d) 130

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 GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL
DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION

NATIONAL TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATION, 2017

(STATE LEVEL)

(FOR STUDENTS STUDYING IN CLASS· X)

Scholastic Aptitude Test
~.~

State Code Year Code Centre Code Serial No.

Roll No.

Full Marks : 100 '1¢IR g )00

Time: 90 minutes (1:30 PM to 3:00 PM) ~g ~o ~(~ )-l!)ortrr:~~I!)-OO rtr) .

Instructions to Candidates ~~ ~ MO("1'I~tn

Read the instructions carefully before you start ~ fficvre$IBT ~.~ ~~ ~ fimr'~ I
answering the questions. Answers are to be given on a
OMR Answer-Sheet provided. . ~~ '{3.<.f1~.~Bt
ffi~ ~ w:r I

1. In this Paper you are to answer 100 questions. ~I <.f1~~c:mG~oow~ffi~~w:rI~

Each question carries 1(one) mark. You are to answer all ~~ ~(<.f1~)I~ ~ffi~w:rl
the questions.
2. Before you proceed to niarkin the GMk Answer- ~ I ~~ ~ ~Df~lihr&1<Um(a), (b), (c)<.f1<T~
Sheet find out the correct answer from the!our altematives (d)C~.~~f.mr'{3.<.f1~.~. ffi~~
(a), (b), (c) and (d) against each question in the Question
~ I '{3.<.f1~.~.ffi~ • \9'{3~ro~~ ~ ~
Booklet. Darken the circle with a Black Ball Point Pen,
to the corresponding correct answer for theitem in the' ~~~C9\if ~·~f\5~1
OMR Answer-Sheet.
~~: G).0 @)
Example: G) • 0 @) . (<.f1m 'b'.ffil)
. (Here 'b' is the correct answer.)
3. If more than one circle is encoded or darken I!JI <.f1~~'~<.f1~~~f8~~<p~"f~
against a particular answer, it will be treated as a wrong ffi~~w:rl .
answer.
4. There will be no penalty marks or negative 8I c<Pir-Tf~~ ~ ~ I
marking fora wrong answer.
5. You are to start recording answers with the (( I 9fm,*j<pC,*~~~ '5ffi~ ~ '~~'
'start' instruction from the Officer-in-Charge of your
room/hall. ,. <fii'!Br JfI(:!<.t JfI(:!<.t ~~~ ~ I

6. You are to write your Name and Roll No. in

~I '{3.~.*.~~~~~,~~
the space provided with for this purpose on the OMR
Answer-Sheet, You must encode your roll no. in .~ '6t'?lmf ~ct ~ I
.OMR Answer Sheet .
7. The OMRAnswer -Sheet should be handed over
'\ I ~~\5fI'C'i'f9@,*<PC.<P"{3.<.f1~.~. ffi~
to the Invigilator before leaving the Examination Hali.
You may take away the used Question Booklet after ~ "ri'e i <1]~\5 ~~ ~~ ~ f.mr ~ 9fBr I .
completion of the examination.
 Mathematics
1 1 .
1. If a + b + e = 1 and ab+ be + ea ,= 3"' Then 1. a +b +e = 1 <!I<f, ab + be + ea = 3" ~
a: b : e is a:b:e~
(a) 1: 2 : 1 (a) 1: 2 : 1, .
.(b) 1 : 1 : 2 (b) 1.:1:2

(c) 2 : 1 : 1 . (c) 2: 1 : 1

(d) 1 : 1 : 1 (d) 1 :.1 : 1

. 2. The integral value of k for which the 2. (k -.,-12) X2 + 2 (k - 12) x + 2 = 0 ~~

equation (k-12) x? +:2 (k-12) x + 2 = 0 possesses ~ ~ ~~ ~ 'iff <lfi1 k-<!I~ '1~ ~
no real solutions is (a) 12
(a) 12 (b) 13
(b) 13 (c) 14
(c) 14 (d) ~~ ~<1<j}~
(d) All of the above

3. The value of~~28-16.J3 is 3. ~~28 -16.J3 -<!I~ ~

(a).J3 -1 (a) .J3-1
(b) 1-.J3 (b) 1-.J3
(c) 2.J3-4 (c) 2.J3-4
(d) 4- 2.J3 (d) 4-2.J3

4. If ~(X2 -x-6r =(x+2) (3-x), then value(s) 4. ~(x2-x-6r =(x+2) (3-x)~X-<!I~~~~

ofx
(a) does not exist (a)~~

(b) -2:S;x:S;3
(b) -2:S; x:S; 3
(c) x=-2,3
(c) x=-2,3
(d) x =0
(d) x =0
s. If a and b are the non-zero distinct roots of s. xl + ax +b ~ 0 >j~<j}~C"GT "EiJ -.:rn<!l~9( ~
x? + ax + b =0, the least value of X2 + ax + b-is AA:T~ 'a''{3 'b'~X2+ax+b-<!I~~~·~
A 4
(a) 9 (a) 9
4 4
(b) '9 (b)
9
9 , 9·
(c) 4 (c) 4
9 9
(d) 4 (d) 4

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 6.. The number of solution of the equation 6. R =x'-2~~~~~~~~
R = x..:. 2is
o 0

0 0

(a) 1
(a) 1.
(b) 2
(b) 2
(c) ° (c)
(d) 4
°
(d) 4

7. A circle having centre at origin passes

through o

the point (132,0 J ,Which of the 0

following points does not lie inside the circle?

(a) (-%,,1J
(b) (2, ~J
o (c) (s, ~J.
(d) (-6, %J
8. If (1 - p) is a root of the equation 8. r+px+ I-p=OJ'j~<tS'!1C~\.!l~~(I-p)
r + px + 1 - p = O,its roots are ~,~~o~~~
(a) 0,-1 (a) 0,-1
(b) -1, 1 (b) -1, 1
(c) 0, 1 (c) 0, 1
(d) -1,2 (d) -1,20

9. The median and mode in a frequency 0 9. ~ ~~~M~jiSr(f1 ~~ \.!l~~ ~~~Q> ~

distribution are 26 and 29 respectively, The mean is <r~ 26 \.!l<f~29~ ~~ 0

(a) 27,5 (a) 27·5

(b) 24,5 (b) 24,5
j

(c) 28,4 (c) 28,4

(d) 25,8 (d) 25,8

10. If the mean of Xl' X2' X3' ' , " XlO is 20, then 10. Xl' X2' X3' ' : " XIO \.!l~ ~ 20 ~
mean of Xl + 4, x2 + 8, x3+ 12, ' , " XlO + 40 is Xl + 4, x + 8, X3 + 12" " " x + 40 \.!l~ ~ ~
2 lO
o(
(a) 42 (a) 42
(b) 2~ (b) 24
(c) 40 (c) 40
(d) 60 (d) 60

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 11. If 'a' is x% more than 'b' and 'b' is y% 11. '(I', 'b' ~~ x% ~ t.!l<f~ 'b', 'a' ~~
less than 'a' then relation between x and y is . ,y%~~ x
'{3 y~~.:rr;~~~
1 .1 1
1. 1 1
(a) ~+ y = 100 (a) -+-=-
x y 100
1 1 1
(b) ----- 1 1 1
y x 100 (b) ---=-
1i y x 100
(c) ---=100
x y (c) !-!=100
x y
'(d) !-! =100 1 1 '
y x (d)---=100
y x.
12. The number '34' is divided into 'two parts 12. '34' ~~~ @ \5[,V't t.!l~9f R~'@ <Pm ~
such that'± th of the first part is equal to ~ th of the c<R ~~ ~ th \5[~~ N@SlfG'!1~ th \5[~~ ~ ~ I~~~
7 . 5 '7 5
second part. The numbers are @~
(a) 20, 14 (a) 20, 14
(b) 21, 13 (b)' 21, 13
(c) 13,21 (c) 13, 21
(d) 14,20 (d) 14,20
13. The volume of a regular tetrahedron of side 13. 'a'·~t.!l~~t)~'(ijG4(o~'!1~~
'a' is
.fi3 (a) .fi a3
(a) -a 4
4
(b) .fi a3
(b) .fi a3 12
12
-fi3 -fi 3'
()C -a
(c) -a 4
4

(d) -fi a3
(d) -J3 a 3

. 12
12
14. The arc length of the' sector of a circle of 14. R~~t.!l~~t.!l~~~~
radius R which makes an angle XO at the centre is XO ~'t ~~~ ~ 11{3<t)G4~ ~~ 0r<lJ ~
27rRx
27rRx
(a) 360 (a) 360
(b) 27rRx 27rRx
180 (b) 180
7rR2x 7rR2x
(c)
. 180 (c) 180
7rR2x
(d) 7rR2x
, 360 (d)
360
15. If a cos e - b sin e = c, the value of 15. a cos e - b sin e = c ~ a sin e + b cos e~~
a sin e + b cos is e ~
(a) ±.Ja2+b2+c2 (a) ±.Ja2 +b2 +c2
(b) ±.Ja2 +b2 _c2 (b) ±.Ja2 +b2 _c2
(c) ±Jc 2 _a2 _b2· (c) ±.Jc2 _ai _b2
, (d) ±.Ja2 _b2 + c' (d) ±.Ja2_b2+c2

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 16. The. smallest positive solution of the 16. (81yin2x +(81tS2x =30~~~~
. 2

equation (81r x +(81 tS

2

x =30 is ~M~·
(a) 7r (a) 7r
12 12
7r 7r
(b) 8 (b) 8
7r
(c) 7r (c) 3
3
7r " 7r
(d) 6 (d) 6

17. The angle of elevation of the Sun decreases 17. ~ ~tl~C<f't't 60° c~ 9jRl<lf\5~ ~ 30° Wf
from 60° to 30°, the length of the shadow of a ·Ifl~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 40 ~ ~ 9fffi I ~
vertical post increased by 40 m. The height of the
~~
post is
(a) lO$m
(a) 10J3m
(b) 15.fjm
(b) 15$ m .
(c) 5$m
(c) 5.fj m
(d) 20.fj m
(d) 20.fj m

18. ABCD is a trapezium whoseABllCDand 18.. ABCD IDf9lf%t~jC"4<;1ABIICD,Ifl<f,- AC '{3 BD

diagonals AC and BD intersects at '0' such that . <f'~ ~ '0' ~ ~ <f'@1 <IN OA=(3x-l) em,
OA = (3x~1) em,OB = (2x+ 1) em; OC = (5x-3) em OB = (2x + 1) em, OC =( 5x-3) emlfl<f, OD =( 6x-5) em
and OD = (6x - 5) em. The value of x is Wfx~~~~
(a) 2 (a) 2
1 1
(b) - (b) -
2 2
(c) 3
(d) 4
.
(c) 3
(d) 4
19. Three circles with centres A, B, C 19. A,B, C~~'r8~~g~
respectively touch each other externally. If ~I <IN AB=5em,BC=7em Ifl<f, CA=6em~,
AB = 5 em, BC = 7em and CA = 6 em, the radius of the ~~~~l{~
circle with centre A is ' (a) 1·5 cm .
(a) 1·5 em (b) 2 em
(b) 2 em
(c) 2·5 em
(c) 2·5 em
(d) 3 em
(d) 3 em

20. ABCD is a cyclic quadrilateral such that side 20. ABCD~. 5~i08r<;1 AB~ ~ 1fl<t>W m
AB is the diameter of the circle and LADe = 140°. Ifl<f, LADC = 140° I LBA C ~~ ~ ~
The value of LBA Cis (a) 40°
(a) 40° (b) 45°
(b) 45° .•
(c) 50°
(c) 50°
(d) 60°
(d) 60°

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 Physics
21. A player completes a Circular path of 21. l!l~ ~ r <lWm<@ l!l<t$ ~ 9f~
radius 'r' in 40 sec. At the end of 2min: 20sec what 40~. ~ l!l~~~1 c£t ~ 9fN 2~
will be the magnitude of his displacement? 20~. ~~~~~<f5\5~?
(a) 2 r (a) 2 r
(b) 2nr (b) 2nr
(c) 9nr (c) 9nr
(d) Zero (d) "fU
22. A body is thrown up vertically upwards 22. l!l~ ~ u -~~ c<ll:'i'f ~~ '@~~9f <Pm
with a velocity 'u'. It covers a maximum height of ~ I ~~ h ~~"f <P@.; ~ <rt~~~qrn
h. If air resistarice is .neglected, h is given by ~ h-l!l?f. ~ . (~ g = \51f\6<P«iSf ~"f)
(take g = acceleration due to gravity). u2
2 (a)
u 2g
(a) u
2g . (b)
u 2g
(b)
2g (c) 2ug
(c) 2ug u2
2 (d)
u g
(d)
g

23. A man walks 8m towards east and then 6m . 23. l!l4 ~ 8~ ~, ~9f?f. 6~ ~
towards north. The magnitude of his displacement is ~ \51N>\Q"~)<P@ I ~ ~~ ~ ~ .
(a) 10 m (a) 1O~
(b) 14 m
(b) 14~
(c) 2 m
(c) 2~
(d) Om
(d) O~

24. The time period of a simple pendulum (for 24. l!l<t$ ~ 0f1G'1C4~ ~ (~ mm ~
small angular amplitude) depends on ~) ~ C4q f<I~?1ro~'@9f?f.~~~ <P@?

(a) mass of the bob. (a) ~~?f.~'@9f?f.1

(b) effective length of the pendulum. (b) Ut1C7j(O<p~ ~~ '@9f?f.1

(c) volume of the bob. ~ (c) ~~?f. \511?1\!)(o"'l~ '@9f?f.1

(d) mass and volume of the bob. (d) ~~?f. \5?f. '8 \511?1\!)(O"'l~ '@9f?f.1

25. 'Fill in the blank :' 25. ~~"f~g

235
on I ~ B a 139 + 3 on I + E nergy. 235 B a 139 3 on I
92U + 56 -- + 92U + on 1 ~ 56 +--+
~
+-II~
94
(a) 36
Kr94 (a) 36 Kr

95 95
(b) 36 Kr (b) 36 Kr

(c) K 93 (c) 36Kr93

36 ./

96
(d) 36
Kr96
(d) 36 Kr

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 26. A car moving with a speed of 50 km/h can 26. 50 ~ ~ '<[9]rc<IT:'>t.~ ~~ ~ ~
be stopped safely by brakes over a minimum ~'>t ~ ~ 6~ ~ -Rm9fUf ~ ~ I~
distance of 6 m. If it moves at a speed of 100 kmJh ~ 100 ~ ~9]r c<IT:'>t~1G'f ~ ~ ~'>t
what will be, the minimum distance of stopping ~ ~ ~ ~ -Rm9fUf ~ <m<l?
safely? (a) 12.~
(a) 12 m (b) 18~
(b) 18 m (c) 6~
(c) 6m (d) 24~
(d) 24 m
27. Two bodies of masses 4 kg and 5 kg are 27. 4~'{35~~~~~~
moving with equal momentum. The ratio of their ~'>t ~ I ~~ro.~ \5foi~ ~~?
respective' Kinetic Energy will be (a) -14: '-15
(a) -{if:..g
(by 16: 25
(b) 16: 25
(c) 25: 16
(c) 25 : 16
(d) 5: 4,
(d) 5: 4
28. Young's Modulus of the material of wire 28. L-~'{3r~6~~~~~~~
~ ~~~L ,,' /~r
of length 'L' and radius 'r' is Y ~2 • If the length ~~ Y 2 , \!)I~I\J~ VT"lJ ~'I~(.$l - ~<r'\ ~~ ~'I~(.$l -
m 2· 2
is reduced to ~ and the radius is reduced to ~, ' ~~,~~~~~~?
what will be its Young's Modulus? (a) Y
(a) Y (b) 2Y
(b) 2Y (c) -Y
4
(c) y
4 (d) Y
2
(d) Y
2

,29. An ice cube of density 900 kg/m' is, 29. 900 kg/m" ~ ~~ ~. ~
floating in water of density 1000 kg/m'. The 1000 kg/m' ~ ~ ~ I <RI<i'~~ '5jl~\!5Coq~c<!
percentage of ice volume which remain outside ~m~xt ~ ~ ~ \!51 ~
water is (a) 20%
, (a) 20%
(b) 80%
(b) 80%
(c) 10% (c) 10%
'(d) 90% (d) 90%

30. ,Three resistances each equal to 'r' are 30. ~ t@tt~ ~ @f~ ~~ f5~t<pltmJf~~ I
connected as shown in the adjacent fig. The A'{3 B ~~<{f~ @f~~?
equivalent resistance between A and B is

(a) r
(b) 3r
--:.~J??l
A~ ,.... B
(a) r
(b) 3r
(c) -
r
A~B

(c) 3
r
.• 3
(d) 2r
(d) 2r 3
3

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 31.. The number of l3-particles emitted by a 31. ~ C\!)iSr~$l ~'1 C~ B~ 13-~'iBfJf~~
radioactive atom is twice the number of a-particles B~ a-~'1tJf~~ m~~, ~ ~ ~'1fG ~~
emitted by it. The resulting daughter atom is an ___ ~I(~~~~)I
-- of the parent atom. (Fill in the blank) (a) ~~01rq8!
(a) isobar
(b)~
(b) isomer
(c) ~f~c>1rcGf.:!
(c) isotone
(d) isotope (d) \5l~C>1tiGt9f

32. If 'f' be focal length of a convex lens, then 32. ~~~~~'f'~~<fl<l~

the minimum distance between the object and its .~~ >1~M~'!1~~~~~?
real image is given by (a) 2.5 f
(a) 2.5J
(b) 2 f
(b) 2 f
(c) 4 f
(c) 4 f
(d) f
(d) f

33. The velocity of sound in a gas having 33. ~ ~ C~G1fZ;,~ ~ ~~ T <fl<l~~

temperature Tin Kelvin scale is given by v, then ~~c<r'>tv~,f.tm·~~m~~?
(a) v oc T (a) v o: T

(b) v a: .JT (b) v o: .JT

1
(c) v oc - 1
T (c) v o: -
1 T
(d) v a: .JT (d) voc
.1
-JT

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 Chemistry
34. How many new sigma bonds will be 34. PtJH2 ~t;f C1"'l~C"'l~ 9J,{ *~I~C"'l"~ ~
formed when benzene is completely hydrogenated ~~$!t~.~?
using PtJH2?
(a) 3'
(a) 3
(b) 4
(b) 4
(c) 5
(c) 5
(d) 6·
Cd) 6

35. In th~ ideal gas equation PV = ~ RT, the 35. ~ 'i'\Wf~"f PV= ~ RT -(;\5 'M' ~
quantity 'M' stands for- ~
(a) Number of moles of the gas. (a) ~C$1~\~1
(b) Molecular weight of the gas .. (b) ~~m'8~
(c) Gram molecular mass of the gas. (c) ~~~~~I
(d) Mass ofthe gasin grams.
(d) ~~~~~I

36. Which one is an example of a Redox 36. ~m"lC~ ~ ~"f-~"f RRt>$l81

reaction? ~"f?
(a) BaCl2 + H2S04 ~ BaS04 + 2HCI (a) BaCl2 +. H2S04 ~ BaS04 + 2HCI
(b) CaC03 ~ CaO + CO2 (b) CaC03 ~ CaO + CO2
(c) Ca(OH)2 + 2HCI ~ CaCl2 + 2H20 (c) Ca(OH)2 + 2HCl ~ CaCl2 + 2H20
(d) NaH + H20 ~ NaOH + H2 (d) NaH + H20 ~ NaOtI + H2

37. What is the pH of a 0·001 M NaOH 37 •. 0·001 MNaOH~~pH~?

solution? (a) 3
(a) 3 (b) 7
(b) 7 . (c) 11
(c) 11·
(d) 12
(d) 12

38. An ion having a Mass number 52 has 38. 3~~~~$:1I"'lM~~~\5[I$lC"'I~~\~

3 units of positive charge. The number of neutrons 521 <rfi1'5lI$l"'lro~~~\~~Ciij<fl~"'l ~\~ CDrn 7 W ~
in the ion exceeds the number of electrons in it by 7.
~~~~iijro~~~
The Atomic number of the element is
(a) 28
(a) 28
(b) 22
(b) 22
(c) 26 .
(c) 26
(d) 24
(d) 24

·39. 0·2 gill of an organic compound on 39. 0·2 $I ~~ ~ 8msrn ~{~ ~

complete oxidation produces 0.18 gm of water. The 0.18 ~ 1SfG'!~~9J:l ~I ~ ~~ ~
percentage of hydrogen in the organic compound is . ~\m~"f~ .
•
(a) 5 (a) 5
(b) 10 .• (b) 10
(c) 15 (c) 15
(d) 20 (d) 20

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 40. The maximum number of molecules present 40. ~~~~\5T'1~~~
m
(a) 15 L H2 ~ STP -~ I
(a) 15 L H2 gas at STP.
(b) 5 LN2 ~ STP-~I
(b) 5 L N2 gas at STP.
(c) O.5~H2~1
(c) 0.5 gm H2 gas.
(d) 10 gm O2 gas. . (d) 10 ~02 ~I

41. Which of the following polymers contains 41. ~~~m~~c:<rF1J(k~~m~~J.l?

Fluorine? (a) m~
(a) Neoprene (b) ~
(b) PVC
(c) ~
(c) Teflon
(d) 9jfG4(3l~rn .
(d) Polyester
42. . A mixture ethylene, methane andpropene 42. ~~, tin:~ '8 c:~~ <i1<rfG~~~, "lW
was passed through cold, concentrated sulphuric ~1&jN\GR<r\51J1P1c\s'!1
~~~ ~~.~ I~ ~l
acid. Which gasl gases will come out unreacted. ~~~~c<mmr~?
(a) Methane (a) tin:~
(b) Ethylene and Methane (b) ~~ '8 tin:~
(c) Propene and Ethylene. (c) c:~9f;[ '8 ~~
(d) Propene (d) C:~9f;[

43. Which of the following orders of ionic radii 43. ·~c:<rq~<1WIt~m~.?

is correctly represented? (a) 02-> N3- > AP+ > Mg2+
(a) 02-> N3- > AP+ > Mg2+ (b) AP+ > 02- > N3- > Mg2+
(b) AP+ > 02- > N3- > Mg2+ (c) N3- > 02-> Mg2+>AP+
(c) N3- > 02-> Mg2+>AP+ (d) N3- > AP+ > Mg2+ > 02-
(d) N3- > AP+ > Mg2+ > 02-

44. ;xand ~Yare isotopes. Which equation is 44. ~x <i1~~ ~Y ~ I \G'8' ~

\5T~CJ4tcGt9f ~pr
correct regarding the two' atoms? . ~ c:<rq~'1W.?
(a) (b + d)(a - ch= 0 (a) (b+d)(a-c)=O
(b)' (b-d)(a+c)=O (b) (b - d)(a + c) = 0
(c) (b + d)( a + c) =0 (c) (b + d)(a + c) = 0
(d) (b + a) (d + c) =0 (d) (b+a)(d+c)=O
45. Among HCI, HBr, HF and HN03 which 45. HCI, HBr, HF '8 HN03 ~ ~~ ~ ~
one will form acidic salt? ~'t ~~9f:T~?
(a) HCI (a) . HCI
(b) HBr (b) HBr
(c) HF (c) HF
(d) HN03 (d) HN03
46. During the extraction of Al which one of 46. Al f.t~P'jC"'l'!1 ~ AI203-~~~ 9fm~m
the following is mixed with Al203 ? ~~ ~ o:P't~~?
(a) CuS04, H20 (a) CuS04, H20
(b) Na3 AlF6 (b) Na3 AlF6
(c) NaA102 (c) NaAl02
(d) Si02 (d) Si02

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 Biology
~
47. Which one of the following sets of animals 47. ~ ~~9rom Qi'Gflk\!)~~~ om ~
have four chambered heart? . ~~?
(a) Amphibia, Reptilia, Bird (a)~,~9f,~
(b) Crocodile, Bird, Mammal (b) ~,~, ~9fffit
(c) Crocodile, Lizard, Turtle (c) ~,fG<t4'G~, ~9f
(d) Lizard, Mammal, Bird (d) fG<t4'G~,~9@t, ~

48. ~~~~~~.~
48. Mesophyll cells in a leaf are constructed by
(a) 9fJ10!Fl<P~f~~ I
(a) Parenchyma tissue
(b) C<P1CCij"'1<p~t~~1
(b) Collenchyma tissue
(c) Sclerenchyma tissue (c) C~6'1"'1<p~~~ I
(d) ~~~I
(d), Meristematic tissue

49. Name of the structural unit of DNA is

(a) Nucleoside
(b) Nucleosome
49.
(a)
(b)
(c)
~'8.
DNA-~~~~~~

~'8~

~'8~
(c) Nucleotide
(d) Nucleoprotein (d) ~"C~

50. Nuclear membrane is 50. ~9f'(f~

(a) double layered and porous (a) ~-m'8~

-.(b) double layered and non-porous (b) ~-m '8 R<EtM~"'1
(c) single layered and porous (c) ~~'8~

(d) single layered and non-porous (d) ~~~R<EtM~"'1

51. Anti-haemophilicFactor is 51. ~lR:;~OllRrWi<p ~ ~

(a) Factor VII (a) ~VII
, (b) Factor VIII (b) ~VIII
(c) Factor X (c) ~X
(d) Factor XII (d) ~XII

52. During deficiency of oxygen in tissues of 52. ~ ~ \5l~QSr(f1~ ~ ~ 9f~Q'j\;,<p

man, pyruvic acid-is converted into lactic acid inthe ~ 9f~<l%\!) ~ G1Jl<pfG<p
15lJ1PW§9fBr9\5~
(a) Chlor plast (a) ~~
(b) Golgi body (b)m~
(c) Cytoplasm (c)~~
(d) Mitochondria (d) ~\)1<P"'1§~tt\5

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 53. A doctor advised a person to take an injection 53. l£j~~ l£j~~~<1>rf&j<1 ~ti
.' ~1!Br
of insulin because ~rq(3l~Ciil"'1, <Pm"!
(a) he was suffering from goitre. (a) ~ <;fc'f~T.\5~~ I
(b) his blood pressure was low. (b) ~~9(~~1
(c) his sugar level in blood was high. (c) ~ 'i:jC'8'"'f~nr~rt~t~ ~ I
(d) his heart was beating slowly. (d) ~~~f9ro ~~~ I

54. The correct sequence of reproductive stages 54. ~~~~~(flC~~J'j1S;§l1<£t'~

in flowering plants is ~
(a) Gametes, Zygote, Embryo, Seedling (a)' ~~,~~,~,,!,Dtm~1
(b) Zygote.Gametes, Embryo, Seedling (b) ~~,~~,~,,!,Dtm~1
(c) Seedling, Zygote, Embryo, Gametes (c) Dtm~~~,~,,!,~~1
. (d) Embryo, Zygote, Gametes, Seedling (d) ~,,!,~~,~~,Dtm~1

55. Select the eco-friendly activity among the

following:
(a) Using dyes for colouring clothes. (a). ~9f\!p~;;r ~ ~~ ~.~ I
(b). Using polybags for shopping. (b)~~~'i'f~~1
(c) Using car for transportation. (c) 9(fi1<1~C<1'i:j~~~~1 .
. (d) Using windmills to generate power for (d) iS7G4CJ'j(J)'i:j~~'8m-~D@rrn"1fu;~~~~ I
irrigation.

56. The letter 'B' in the name BCG vaccination 56. BCG~'GI<pl<p~C~ 'B'-l£j~~~~
stands for (a) C<1
fi1c<1fi1
(a) Beriberi (b) ~l<pfGf1$l1
(b) Bacteria (c) <1Jtf}JiillJ'j
(c) Bacillus (d) ~
. (d) Blood

57. Which one out of the organs listed below, 57. ~ \!)If&j<pl,¥'8'~~ ~<:(J ~ '5Tl'"T101'i:j
~
most actively functions in regulating our body \5I~~,,!~J'j~$l~fV:l~~?
temperature?
(a) ~
(a) Stomach
(b) ~~f9ro
(b) Heart
(c) ~,
(c) Skin
(d)~
(d) Lungs

58. The type of joint found at shoulder is also 58. ~~c<r\51~~ ~<rrn\5l~ ~<rrn
found at
(a) ~
(a) .Knee
(b)~
(b) Elbow"
(c) Ankle (c) C'i'fI\!p1f&jC\!l

(d) Hip (d)

..
H\!)~C\!l

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 59. Which one of the following pairs of nutrients
includes both as simple sugars (monosaccharides)?
5~.
./
~~~~~m~~~
) ./

~(~<fXf$~ ?
(a) Glucose and Maltose (a) ~ '8 ~~(.GfiS1
(b) Glucose and Fructose (b) ~ '8 ~~('GfiS1
(c) Sucrose and Glucose (c) ~'8~
(d) Maltose and Lactose (d). ~iij(.GfiS1'8 ~l<p('GfiS1

60. If a grasshopper is eaten by a frog, then the 60. WI ~<PfU~ <m~~<PfU'41>j~\C~ ~~1WP'if8.1
energy transfer will be from ~~ ,.
(a) primary consumer to secondary
(a) ~~~C~C<i1t:t~1
consumer.
(b) secondary consumer to primary (b) C<i1t9~C~~~~1
consumer. (c) ~~~C~~~~I
(c) producer to primary consumer. (d) ~~~ c~ Rc:~ler~ I
(d) producer to decomposer. .

-'

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 History ~

61. 'Social Contract' was written by 61. ~jfBt<1l~' ~ m~

'(a) Montesquieu (a) ~
(b) Voltaire (b) ~G'jC-!l~rn
(c) Rousseau
(c) ~t
(d) Vincent Smith
(d) ~~QioU"!<t

62. The Vienna Settlement was held in 62. '~>lC~G'j~~~

(a) 1807 AD (a) ,~b-o<t~

(b) 1813 AD (b) ~b-~I!)~

(c) 1815 AD (c) ?b-~({'~

(d) 1819 AD (d) ~t:~~~
63. February Revolution (1848) was held in 63. ~-mBT ~~ (~b-8b-) ~~. ~

(a) England (a) ~~~

(b) France' (b) ~.
(c) Germany (c) ~MjHC'-!l
(d) Italy (d) ~fa1~

64. 'Blood and Iron' policy was introduced by 64. '~'8ffi'~~~

(a) Metarnich (a) ~~
(b) Cavour (b) ~.
(c) Gariboldi (c)~
(d) Bismarck (d) ~

65. The book named 'Sabdakalpadrum' was 65. 'x1<l1<1l$\~"'l'~.~ ~

written by
(a) .~~
(a) Rammohan Roy
..
(b) Radhakanta Dev (b) m~ (Jf<f

(c) Vidyasagar . (c) Wrwrr9RT

,
(d) Swami Vivekananda ,(d)~~

66. 'Bangabhasha Prakashika Sabha' was 66. '~~~'~~

established in
(a) ~b-I!)~~.'
(a) 1832AD
(b) 1834 AD (b) ~b-I!)8 ~

(c) 183&AD (c) ~b-I!)'0~

(d) 1838 AD (d) ~b-I!)b-~

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 67. The editor of 'Bangadarshan' magazine was 67. '~'~~~
(a) Surendranath Banerjee (a) >r(31t!t<'lt~ ~
(b) Krishna Kumar Mitra (b) 'Nj1~8'1"~
(c) Keshab Chandra Sen (c) ~Di!f(/R

(d) Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay (d) m Di!f ~9(j~

68. Buddha Bhagat was the leader of 68. ~ '5t;f~~

(a) Kol Rebellion (a) ~ 8(t!jC~31 ~

(b) Santhal Rebellion (b) ~~ R(t!I~~ ~

(c) Munda Rebellion (c) ~ R(t!jc~~ ~

(d) Bhil Rebellion (d) ~ R(t!j~~ ~

69.. Indian Association for the Cultivation of 69. <:Kr"IT <fijR;c~A"jr1~~'

~Rs$ltr1\51JI(Jjjf>1(Jj"1~
Science was founded by ~~
(a) Dr. Nil Ratan Sarkar (a) \5jg 0i1G4~\!)"'I~
(b) Acharya Prafulla Chandra Roy (b) ~'~Di!f~'

(c) \5jg ~ ~ntG4\G'l ~

(c) Dr. Mahendralal Sarkar
(d) ~~Di!f~
(d) Jagadish Chandra Bose

70. Chauri Choura incident took place in 70. c5@cm~8'1" ~ ~

(a) 1920AD (a) ~~~o~

(b)· 1922 AD (b) ~~~~~

(c) 1925 AD (c) ~~~1~

(d) 1929 AD (d) ~~~~~

71. Pooria Pact (1932) was signed between 71. '1"'11 ~ (~~~~) 1l1,*~\!) ~

(a) Gandhiji and B. R. Ambedkar

I
(a) ~ '8 R~. \51jC';\fq<fi~~
.~~

(b) Gandhiji and Lord Irwin (b) ~ '8 ~ \51j~lS~c"'l~~~

(c) Gandhiji and Md. Ali Zinnah (c) ~'8~~~-~"IT:~

(d) Gandhiji and Subhash Chandra Bose (d) ~ '8 ~ Di!f ~"IT:~

72. The first Linguistic State in India was 72. ~j~C\!) ~$!~ ~fuc\!) • ~ ~
(a) Bengal (a) <qt\C11
(b) Andhra Pradesh (b)~~
(c) Punjab (c) 9(j@iFl
(d) Tamil Nadu
(d) \!)lfilC4"'11~.

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 "Geography
73. Marbel is an example of 73. ~.~8f~~~'t
(a) Igneousrock . (a) \5lttmT lXtG'fB[
(b) Sedimentary rock (b) . ~lXtG'fB[
(c) Metamorphic rock (c) "?ff~lXtG'fB[
(d) Noneof the above (d) %~~-;rn

74~ 'Block disintegration' is a _ 74. '~~MW,?)JI<?~'t'~8f~~

type of weathering. (a) WiHlH<?
(a) chemical
(b) ~
(b) mechanical
(c) ~
(c) biological (d) %~~-;rn
(d) None of the above

75. Large waterfalls with huge. volume of 75. ~~~2:I~~~~'t~~~~

water is known as <rCG1
(a) Cascade (a) <?l>1C<?\S
(b) Rapid (b)wtf~
(c) Cataract (c) ~
(d) Plunge Pool (d) ~@i~

76. Jet plane moves into 76. ~~~<rrn

(a) Troposphere (a) ~9j10r$l(@
(b) Stratosphere (b) ~tWl0r$ltc~
(c) Mesosphere . (c) O1C>110rmc~
(d) None of the above (d) %~~-;rn

71. Cold Hamboldt current flows along the 77. ~\!)Gi~t:<l~.~8f%~~~~~·

coast of ~
(a) Peru (a) c~
(b) California (b) <?Jlf&1c~tf.Brt
(c) New Foundland (c) ~ ~l~'6G'jJl'6
(d) Australia (d) I6lctif&1m

78. .The plan for 'The Great Green Wall' has 78. ~~~C'f'-8$lfG'f'~~~~'t~
been initiated due to ~~'t
(a) Protect Ganga river pollution (a) '$1PPf't cm(f~
(b) Prevent Soil erosion (b) ~~cm(f~
(c) Prevent desertification (c) ~*~fi1~~cm(f~
(d) Prevent Global warming (d) m~'tcm(f~

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 79. The Bundelkhand Plateau III Central . 79. ~~\gb1)~~~ ~~ ~~ ~
Highlands of India is situated in the ~~
(a) Eastern part of Chambal River (a) ~~'ff~.
(b) Northern part of Aravalli Range (b)~~.~~
(C) North-Eastern part of Malwa Plateau (0) ~~~-~~V't
(d) Southern part of Vindhya Range (d) ~~~-t~

80. Which of the following is not a 80. ~m~~~~~f8~rn~rrn·?

characteristic feature of the Black Soil? ·(a) ~9@m'fc<!M
(a) Rich in Nitrogen (b) ~\8"U1~~9@m'fc<!M
(b) .Rich .in Aluminium and Magnesium ,(c) ~~'f~'
(c) Poor in Humus (d) ~~fXtG'ft C~~
(d) Originated from Basalt

81. Who is the father of 'Green Revolution' in 81. ~j~C\!)~~WT' ~~~~~

India? (a) ~~. ~~. ~~
(a) M. S; Swaminathan (b) ~"1.~~
(b) N. Borlaug (c) f5~~ffi81"'1C~
(c) V. KurieIl (d) ~~.c$t~
(d) H. Choudhuri

82. India's first petrochemical industry is 82. ~~~C~81~Hlq~-FI~~

/' )5
(a) DCIL (a) DCIL
(b) NOCIL (b) NOCIL
(c) HPL (c) HPL
(d) MPL (d) MPL

83. Khardungla, the world's highest motorable 83. ~\G'ff, <fI01 ~/'@~ ~ m9f~ ! ~~
Pass, is situated in . ~
(a) Karakoram Range, (a)~~·
(b) Ladakh Range. (b)~~
(c) Zanskar Range (c)~~
(d) Pirpanjal Range (d) 9frn9Ji~~

84. The scale ofl5' 115' Topographical Sheetis ,84. 15'/l5'~9Ji~~~~

(a) 1: 1000000 (a) ·1 : 1000000
(b) 1: 250000 (b) 1: 250000
(c) r . 100000 (c) 1: 100000
(d) 1: 50000 (d) 1: 50000

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 Political Science
85. The book 'Politics' is written by 85. '9jW1ro<P>j'~~~
(a) Plato (a) cwm
(b) Green (b) f~
(c) Aristotle ( (c) '¢lJ1B1JiiGG4
. (d) Laski '\ (d) ~

86. The special status of the state of Jammu 86. ~1'!1~~~~~~c<r~~'8~~

and Kashmir is granted by the following provision .'~<Pm~~~
of the Constitution of India (a) ~~O"1~ ~
(a) Article No. 360 (b) ~o.oo:r~~
(b) Article No. 370 (e)~Q~ o:r~~
(c) Article No. 352 (d) ~Q~ o:r~~
(d) Article No. 356

.87. The Father of Non-Aligned Movement was 87. ~f.:ffi~~~IG4~'!1 ~~

(a) Indira Gandhi (a) ~~
(b) Sukarno (b) ~cf
.(c) Marshall Tito (c) ~m
(d) Jawaharlal Nehru (d) ~~~~

88. The first summit meeting of SAARC was .88. ~'~~ ~$f ~ >j(!ilG4"1~ ~
held at J . (a) ~
(a) Dhaka (b) <PG4C~~
(b) Colombo (c) ~
(c) Delhi (d) k>jG41~I<1M
(d) Islamabad

89. The President of the Drafting Committee 89. ~1'!1~~ ~~~~ .~ ~ ~ ~~

of the formation of the Indian Constitution was ~
(a) .Jawaharlal Nehru (a) ~'8~~
(b) K. M. Munshi (b) (;<P.\£l~. ~
(c) Dr. Ambedkar (c) '5g~
(d) Dr. Rajendra Prasad (d) '5g~~

90. The name of the Legislature of the United 90. ~~~"1>j~rn~~

States of America is (a) ~
(a) Parliament (b) wm
(b) Duma (c) ~
(c) Diet
(d) <P~l:~
(d) Congress

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 91. The 'Human Rights Day' is observed in 91. ~~ m~~ K<P=r ~9f ~ ~
. the world on (a) ~o~ f\5Q1~'!1
(a) 10th December (b) ~80t'\5jG~f<f'!1
(b) 24th October (c) ~~ \5li~
(c) 9th August
(d) ~~~
(d) 5th June
, /

92. In present India the total number of states 92. ~ :~j'!1C~ \5j5t'!1j0$1J'!1
~\~ ~
are (a) ~~~
(a) 25 (b) ~b-~
(b) 28 (c) ~~~
(c) 29 (d) I!lO~'
(d) 30

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 Economics
93. "Laissez-faire" is closely related to 93. '~<i \5f~" <p~ ~ ~
(a) Capitalism (a) ~~
(b) Socialism (b) ~llb'f\!)w\'!1 ~
(c) Mixed economy (c) ~\5f~~
(d) Rationing system
(d) GM~~~

94. The policy with which the government tries' 94. (.<:[~~~~9jR~'!1~
. to cope up with the situation of recession is <fl@~~
(a) Contractionary policy (a) ~~~11)"'l"LG4<fl~
(b) Expansionary policy
(b)~~~
"(c) Pricing policy
(c)~~
(d) Health care policy
(d)~~~

95. Government fixes maximum price in the 95. ~ ~ ~ ~ <fl@'CYrn

interest of (a) 05f~~(
(a) Consumers
(b) ~~~~(
(b) Producers
(c) <1J<PI1WCq'!1
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(c) Traders
(d)~~~~(
'(d) All of the above

96. Which of the following is not a determining 96. ~ ~m ~~~ C<fl1ri ~ ~'>Wl
factor of the supply of a commodity? f.NBfCcorn ~. Of$[ ?

-(a) Price of the commodity (a) .~~

(b) Income of the consumers (b) ~~
(c) Prices of the factors of production
(c)~~~~
(d) Technology
(d)~~~~.

97.. Which type of income is earned through 97. ~ \5lHP1<flCG4'!1

~~ ~ ~ ~~~
production? ••~~~~.~?

(a) Pension (a) c~

(b) Unemployment allowances (b) c<r<!iBr~
(c) Rent of land (c)~~
(d) Grant (d)'~

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. 98. Public distribution system in India is an '98. ~I~c\!)~ ~ <r~ ~ \£l<pffl ~~9f.{~~
important instrument of ~
(a) Expansion of demand (a) ~~.
(b) Supply of essential commodities to (b) C~f\8>1ot~~~~~c<rt~~
consumers
(c) OOII8'Wf~~~~c<rt~~
(c) Supply of luxury goods to consumers
(d) ~ 9jRH~\!)t~
(d) Increased import substitution

99. Which of the following is an indirect tax? 99. ~~~~~~~?

(ajExcise duty (a) ~g~~
(b) Capital gains tax
(b) ~~~~
(c) Income tax
(c)~
.(d) Gift tax
..(d)~

100. Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) ·100. ~1~®~~ ~ f.t~ (LIC) ~ \£l<pffl .
is a
(a) ~
(a) Bank
(b)\5[-~~~
(b) Non-Bank Financial Institution
(c)· Development Bank (c)~~
(d) Rural Bank . (d) ~"f~.

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 GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL
DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION
NATIONAL TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATION, 2017
(STATE LEVEL)

(FOR STUDENTS STUDYING IN CLASS X)

Language Test (English/BengalilHindilUrdu/Nepali)
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Roll No.

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answering the questions. Answers are to be given on a
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Q. 1-5. Read the passage and answer the questions
given below:
In smaller towns, life is less expensive, there is less
noise and bustle and greater freedom from the numerous
distractions which a great city offers. So the scientists
often fight shy of great cities and prefer to pursue their
studies in more placid surroundings. It would be folly,
however, to believe that science can only flourish in
monastic seclusion away from the surge of human life.
Nothing could be further from the truth. Science derives
her strongest impulses from the desire to serve human
needs as well as from purely philosophic desire to
understand Nature more deeply. Hence, to be in touch
with life, to understand the claims for service made by
humanity, and to attempt to serve them, makes for true
scientific progress. Further, science cannot do without
libraries and laboratories, and she must have the means
to free her votaries from the necessity of otherwise
earning their daily bread. If science chooses to live and
work in seclusion, she runs the risk of losing the
sympathy of those who can provide her with resources.
Thus science and humanity need each other, and they
both can flourish only when their obligations to each
other are understood and discharged.
Choose the correct answer from the options given
below:
1. Scientific research cannot flourish
(a) outside the big and busy cities.
(b) without libraries and laboratories.
(c) without quiet surroundings amidst Nature.
(d) without the distractions of a great city.
2. The most powerful inspiration for scientific
research comes from
(a) the desire to satisfy the claims of service
made by mankind.
(b) to understand Nature more deeply.
(c) Both (a) and (b)
(d) Neither (a) nor (b)
3. For the progress of scientific research
scientists need
(a) to be provided with economic security.
(b) to fight shy of great cities.
(c) to live amidst poverty.
(d) to have sympathy from all people.
English
4. The word similar in meaning to 'placid' will
be
(a) tranquil
(b) high-spirited
(c) rural
(d) natural
5. The word 'monastic' is connected with
(a) smaller towns
(b) philosophers
(c) monks
(d) mountains
Q. 6-10. Read the following passage and answer the
questions given below:
For Advani, one of India's best oncologists who
recently won Padma Bhusan, the country's third-highest
civilian award, battling odds wasn't anything new. Born
on August 1, 1947 in Karachi, Sindh, mere fifteen days
before India gained freedom, the first upheaval in his
life was caused by the Partition. His family had to leave
behind their land and relocate. Eight years later he was
struck by polio, a debilitating disease. It left him
wheelchair-bound. Undeterred and undaunted by his
handicap, he dreamt of being a doctor himself and
improving people's life through his work. However,
Grant Medical College denied him admission due to
his handicap. A lesser person might have given up his
goal and accepted his setback as his fate, but Dr. Advani
was made of sterner staff, he wrote to the Mumbai
University Chancellor and the Government against what
he saw as injustice. Finally, a letter from the state's
health minister caused the authorities at the Grant
Medical College to relent and gained him a medical
seat. Thus, his perseverance and determination paid off.
Choose the correct answer from the options given
below:
the
6. Dr. Advani was born in the year
(a) after India's independence.
(b) India won independence.
(c) India became a republic.
(d) previous to Indian independence.
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 7.ld ~Debilitating disease' means a disease that is 12. Ulaanbaatar's Museum of Natural History has
(a) destructive a collection of
(b) incurable (a) many large dinosaur fossils.
(c) incapacitating (b) only the fossils of "Big Mama".
(d) injurious (c) only fossils of dinosaur eggs.
8. As a young man Advani would (d) many fossils of aquatic animals.
(a) easily give up hope.
(b) be often demotivated. 13. Palaeontologists are people who study
(c) be afraid of failure. (a) ancient history
(d) never be daunted. (b) rocks
(c) birds
9. Advani got the medical seat with the help of
(d) fossils
(a) the Vice-Chancellor of Mumbai University.
(b) the Principal of Grant Medical College. 14. The expression "stamping ground" means
(c) the Health Minister of the state to which (a) a haunt or a favourite place of resort.
he belonged.
(b) a tourist spot.
(d) his fate.
(c) a route taken by migratory birds.
10. The first upheaval of Advani's life was caused (d) a marshy land.
by
(a) polio 15. The Flaming Cliffs site is in
(b) some debilitating disease (a) North Korea
(c) the partition of Karachi (b) Singapore
(d) the partition of India (c) Mongolia
Q. 11-15. Read the passage and answer the questions (d) Rajasthan
given below:
Q 16-17. The following five sentences come from a
The Flaming Cliffs continue to be one of the most
paragraph. The first and the last sentences are given.
visited areas in the South Gobi. Apart from the lure of
Choose the order in which the three sentences
its stunning panorama, this land was the ancient
(P,Q,R) should appear to complete the paragraph:
stamping ground of many dinosaurs, whose bleached
bones and eggs have been recovered from the desert 16. S 1. Malaria is always associated with damp and
sands, in one of history's most thrilling discoveries. marshy land.
In the early 1920s, American palaeontologist Roy S2
Chapman Andrews created history in global scientific S3
circles by uncovering the first dinosaur eggs ever found S4
during his explorations of the Gobi Desert in this area.
S5 This can be done by draining all ponds and
Known as Byanazag in Mongolian, the surreal environs
of the Flaming Cliffs, with their swaths of saxaul shrubs, pools and by covering them with a film of
kerosene oil.
in fact turned out to be a dinosaur cemetery of sorts.
Palaeontologists have recovered several hugely P - The only way to destroy mosquitoes is to
important fossils, amongst them those of "Big Mama", prevent their breeding in standing water.
nesting oviraptor. You can see many of them in Q - This is because the standing water is the
Ulaanbaatar's Museum of Natural History. breeding place of the mosquito.
Choose the correct answer from the options given R - A mosquito begins life as a larva living in
below: the water.
11. Roy Chapman Andrews was the first person Choose from the options given below:
who
(a) PQR
(a) visited the Gobi desert.
(b) discovered the dinosaur eggs. (b) RQP
(c) faced a dinosaur. (c) QPR
(d) lived in the desert. (d) QRP

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 17. S 1. Jim was in the hotel room when the leopard Q 20-29. Choose the word that bestsflllsthe blank
sneaked in.
S2
from the options given:
S3 20. The whole village was by the earthquake.
S4
S5 Even though scared he jumped out of bed (a) obliterated
to lock the bathroom door.
(b) enriched
P - Then he saw the leopard which
immediately ran into the bathroom. (c) abandoned
Q - He was awakened by the sound of
shattering glass. (d) reconstructed
R -Never he felt something moving in his bed.
Choose from the options given below:
(a) PQR 21. The government was thinking of providing
(b) QPR --- on import of edible oil.
(c) QRP
(d) RPQ (a) tax

Q. 18-19. These questions have the second sentence (b) passage

missing. Choose the appropriate sentence from the (c) subsidy
options given below:
18. P - Discipline plays an important part in the (d) allowance
playground.
Q-
R - Similarly, the soldiers in any army must 22. Only players can withstand the stress
observe discipline to achieve victory in the
battlefield. and strain of sports in modern times.
(a) A strong team without discipline cannot (a) robust
play well but a weak though well-
disciplined team is likely to win the game. (b) sincere
(b) Students must be taught about the benefits
of discipline from an early stage of life. (c) regular
(c) Discipline means regularity and obedience (d) punctual
to a set of well laid out rules.
(d) Sports and games help the formation of
character by teaching the virtue of
discipline. 23. The hedge of henna has --- its tiny buds.

19. P- A new mischief got into the head ofPhatik, (a) plucked
the ring-leader among the boys of the
(b) blossomed
village.
Q- (c) sprung
R - The owner of the log would be angry and (d) sprouted
surprised, and they would all enjoy the fun.
(a) There was a heavy log lying on the mud
flat of the river waiting to be shaped into
the mast of a boat. 24. We could hear the --- of pots and pans
(b) He decided that they should all work from the kitchen.
together to shift the log from its place and
roll it way. (a) clatter
(c) Everyone seconded the proposal and it was
(b) cackle
carried unanimously.
(d) Just as the fun was about to start Phatik's (c) chuckle
younger brother sauntered up and sat on
the log without a word. (d) cracking

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 25. I feel so that it is hard for me to focus 32. Blowing one's own trumpet
on anything. (a) Talk too much
(a) disappointed
(b) Praising oneself
(b) distracted
(c) Playing own trumpet
(c) disoriented
(d) Praising everyone around
(d) disillusioned
33. Run across
26. I am a little about speaking in public.
(a) Pursue
(a) timid
(b) Overflow
(b) enthusiastic
(c) Meet somebody by chance
(c) courageous
(d) Review
(d) weakling

27. Another word for 'cloudy' is _ 34. Put across

(a) rainy (a) Communicate successfully

(b) moist (b) Postpone

(c) misty (c) Carry out
(d) overcast (d) Offer

28. A door sits on door 35. Do away with

(a) hangers (a) Complete
(b) frames (b) Examine carefully
(c) knobs (c) Grieve
(d) hinges (d) Abolish

29. There are many pieces in the museum. Q 36-40. In the following passage there are some
(a) antic numbered blanks. Fill in the blanks by selecting the
(b) antique most appropriate word from the options given below:
(c) artful
The skin's worst enemy is the sun. If you avoid
(d) ailing
--36-- to the sun you can help to prolong the
--37-- of the skin. The sun
Q. 30-35. Select the meaning of the given phrases/
-- 38-· - deprive the skin of--39--, hastening
idioms:
the appearance of certain lines and wrinkles that
30. Out and out --40:--:- is all about.
(a) Thoroughly
36. (a) much
(b) No more
(b) extra exposure
(c) Deadly against
(c) additional
(d) In favour of
(d) excessive
. 31. Worked up
37. (a) beauty
(aj Built
(b) luxury
(b) Solved
(c) Excited (c) colour
(d) Get rid of (d) discoloration

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 38. (a) should 45. Despicable I ,
(b) may
(a) Worthless
(c) can
(b) Respectable
(d) oughtto
(c) Shameless
(d) Contemptible
39. (a) water
(b) dampness Q 46-47. Select the word which is nearest in meaning
(c) wetness to the given word:
(d) moisture
46. Ingenious
40. (a) growing (a) Clever
(b) increasing (b) Naive
(c) ageing (c) Honest
(d) mellowing (d) Trustful

Q 41-43. Out of the given alternatives, choose the 47. Fragile

one which can be substituted for the given words:
(a) Enduring
41. What is no longer in use
(b) Breakable
(a) Dead
(c) Tenacious
(b) Obsolete
(d) Tiny
(c) Illicit
(d) Illegible
Q 48-50. Choose the appropriate phrasal verbs to
42. Soldiers on horseback complete the sentences:
(a) Infantry 48. The ship the port.
(b) Artillery
(a) made out of
(c) Cavalry
(b) made off
(d) Army
(c) made after
43. Incapable of being conquered (d) made for
(a) Incombustible
(b) Invulnerable 49. She --- before I could ask her name.
(c) Indefensible (a) rang out
(d) Invincible (b) rang for
(c) rang off
Q 44-45. Select the word which means the opposite
of the given word: (d) rang on

44. Extravagant 50. She --- her children to be truthful.

(a) Thrifty
(a) brought out
(b) Hostile
(b) brought up
(c) Timid
.• (c) brought with
(d) Ordinary
(d) brought round

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