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I fully believe that the comerstone of good policy is an electorate that is educated on the national issues. (@) cerebral (b) enlightened ©) ignorant @ erudite 3. For important medical decisions, even finding a doctor you trust is not enough. (@) significant (b) trivial (c) basic (@) probable KJU-F-GTA - B 4. Planets move in their orbits. (@) push (b) rotate (©) stall @ flow 5. Temperature is a measure of internal energy of an object and is frequently expressed by physicists in units of Kelvin. (@) found (b) told (©) distributed (@) concealed 6. People argue about why Venus is so much warmer than the Earth. (a) friendlier (®) colder (© wilder (@ heavier7. Scientists are concerned whether the oceans and land biosphere will take up as much carbon in the future as they presently do. (@) worried (®) indifferent (©) curious @ puzzled 8. The biggest debate among scientists today is about cloud feedback. (@) contend () moot (©) wrangle (@ agreement 9. The Earth's climate sensitivity is conventionally defined as the equili- brium temperature increase caused by doubling of carbon dioxide. (@) imperviousness (©) willingness (©). responsiveness @ closeness 10. The oceans carry a huge amount of heat from the tropics to the high latitudes. (@) significant (&) major (©) tiny @ dormant ORDERING OF WORDS IN A SENTENCE Directions : Each of the following items in this section consists of a sentence(s), the parts of which have been jumbled. These parts have been labelled as P,Q, R and S. Given below each sentence are four sequences namely (a), (b), (c) and (4). 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Select the option that is nearest in meaning to the underlined word ‘and mark your response on your Answer Sheet accordingly. 21. She got the divorce within no time. 22. He was known for his gentle dis- (@) detachment teeee i (a) harmful (b) breaking down Oues (© annulment i sedi (@)_ punishment @ adjusting KJU-F-GTA - B 623. The harder we kick, the better the ball bounces back. (@) recoils (b) deflates (©) inflates @ ascends 24. I plan and execute, (@) desire (b) debate (©) accomplish @ discard 25. He listened to me with equanimity. (a) carelessly (b) excitedly (© patiently (6) half-heartedly 26. The whole thing was a futile exercise (@) costly (®) pointless (©) indecisive @ successful 27. He was too cunning for her. (@) capable () fit (©) intelligent @ dodgy 28. This decision is crucial for me. (a) momentous (b) natural (©) primitive @ inept 29. The media went into a frenzy about the case. (a) silent (©) creative (©) berserk (@ wrong 30. He has been yeaming to go home. (a) declining (b) demanding (©) begging (@) hankering B - KJU-F-GTAPREPOSITIONS Each item in this section has a sentence with a missing preposition. Select the correct preposition from the given options and mark your response on your Answer Sheet accordingly. 31. Simulations of the 20th century by climate models that exclude the observed increase greenhouse ‘gases fail to simulate the increase in temperature over the second half of the 20th century. @) of (>) in (©) by @ to 32, In extremely poor societies, children can be put to work young age and are therefore a source of income. @ in (b) on (©) by @ at 33. People who are averse hard work, generally do not succeed in life. (a) to (b) about © at (@) on 34, have known her a long time. (@) since (&) for (© at @ before 35. I accepted the offer conditions. @ on certain KJU-F-GTA - B 36. 37. 38. ©) in (© by (@) within ‘She is a woman (a) off (b) of (c) from (@) within humble origin. There is no cure the common cold. 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