17 Model Questions

'Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat' 1. Vjosa Osmani was elected as the

new president of…..
1) Tanzania 2) Kosovo
3) Netherlands

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campaign promotes..? 4) Republic of the Congo 5) Libya
2. Which nation registered the world’s
first Covid vaccine ‘Carnivac-Cov’
for animals?
1) USA 2) UK
3) Russia 4) India 5) France
the novel corona virus to have been of the second big war against the
National 3. World Homeopathy Day celebrated

DuroKea
On 16 April 2021, Education Minister
Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank' launched
world first affordable and long-lasting
hygiene product DuroKea Series.
DuroKea antimicrobial technology
starts at a very low price at 189 rupees,
kills 99.99 percent of germs instantly
and leaves behind the long-lasting
protective nanoscale coating up to 35
days till the next wash.
Indian Institute of Technology
Hyderabad research team led by
Dr. Jyotsnendu Giri developed this
innovative technology, to combat
COVID-19 virus spreading which was
tested and certified by Indian
Government accredited labs.
Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine
Drug Controller General of India
(DCGI) approved the Sputnik V
COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use
on 13 April 2021.
Sputnik V is the third vaccine against
Others
Earth Hour
Earth Hour, held annually on the last
Saturday of March. This year on 27
March the earth day hour observed by
millions of people in over 180 countries
and territories turning off their lights to
express respect for our world.
Every year since 2007, millions of
people take part in a global event to
raise awareness about climate change.
This marks a symbolic gesture of
turning off all non-essential lights in
solidarity for our planet on 27 March
2021 at 8:30 PM
Started as a symbolic lights-out
event in Sydney in 2007 by
WWF(World Wildlife Fund) and part-
ners, Earth Hour is now one of the
world's biggest environmental grass-
roots movements.
The Earth Hour 2021 theme will
focus on “Climate Change to Save
Earth.”
granted emergency use authorization
in the country after Covishield, devel-
oped by Oxford University-
AstraZeneca and manufactured by the
Serum Institute of India (SII), and
Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin.
Indian pharmaceutical company
Dr. Reddy's Laboratories collaborated
with the Russian sovereign fund
Russian Direct Investment Fund
(RDIF) to conduct the bridge clinical tri-
als for in India.
‘Poshan Gyan’
On 13 April 2021, NITI Aayog, in part-
nership with Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation and Centre for Social and
Behaviour Change, Ashoka University
launched Poshan Gyan, a national dig-
ital repository on health and nutrition.
Writer
Amara Veeraswamy
Subject Expert
World Autism Awareness Day
World Autism Awareness Day
observed on 2 April every year to raise
awareness around neuro development
disorder and inspire people to be kind
and sensitive with people detected
with the problem of Autism.
Autism is a neuro development dis-
order that impairs the ability to com-
municate and interact.
The Theme of World Autism
Awareness Day 2021 is ‘Inclusion in
the Workplace: Challenges and
Opportunities in a Post-Pandemic
World’.
66th Vimal Elaichi Filmfare
Awards 2021
The 66th edition of the Filmfare Awards
was held in Mumbai on 27 March 2021.
The best film award conferred on
“Thappad” and the best director film
conferred on Om Raut for “Tanhaji –
The Unsung Warrior”.
General
Awareness
Poshan Gyan is a trusted and com-
prehensive online resource for anybody
working in the nutrition sector in India.
It is a collection of effective commu-
nication materials created by govern-
ment agencies and other development
organizations to tackle the challenges
of knowledge awareness and behav-
iour change in the nutrition sector.
Teeka Utsav
Teeka Utsav, the four-day special
COVID vaccination drive was conduct-
ed between 11-14 April 2021.
11th April is the birth anniversary of
social reformer Jyotiba Phule and 14th
April is the birth anniversary of
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar.
On this eve Prime Minister Modi
said, the 'Teeka Utsav' is the beginning
Best actor in a leading role (male)
award conferred on Irrfan Khan posthu-
mously for “Angrezi Medium” and best
actor in a leading role (female) con-
ferred on Taapsee Pannu for
'Thappad'.
Best story award announced to
Anubhav Sinha and Mrunmayee
Lagoo for “Thappad”.
Best singer (male) conferred on
Raghav Chaitanya for song Ek Tukda
Dhoop in “Thappad”.
Best singer (female) announced to
Asees Kaur for song Malang in “Malang”
Best choreography award conferred
on Farah Khan for Dil Bechara (Dil
Bechara).
Amitabh Bachchan won the best
actor (Critics) award for his perfor-
mance in Gulabo Sitabo.
Best short film in the field of fiction
conferred on the film “Arjun” and best
short film in the field of non-fiction con-
ferred on “Backyard Wildlife
Sanctuary”.
Corona Pandemic.
Emphasising the need to follow both
personal and social hygiene prime
on …… (Theme of World
Homeopathy Day 2021 is
“Homeopathy- Roadmap for
minister Modi urged citizens to imbibe
the four principles which include 'Each
Integrative Medicine”)
1) 1 April 2) 5 April 3) 10 April
One, Vaccinate One' , 'Each One ,
4) 15 April 5) 20 April
Treat One' , 'Each One, Save One' ,
4. ‘Knight of the Order of Arts and
and people led the creation of Micro
Letters’, the second-highest civilian
Containment Zones.
French honour conferred on whom
for her contribution to the world cin-
International ema through her Indo-French pro-
ductions and her relentless work
Raisina Dialogue towards women empowerment?
1) Guneet Monga
On 13 April 2021 Prime Minister
Narendra Modi inaugurated the 6th edi- 2) Aparna Balamurali
Carmen Maria Machado
tion of the Raisina Dialogue attended by 3) Tammy Beaumont
Chief Guests Paul Kagame, President Senanibas, Bangladesh to commemo- 4) Sudha kongara 5) Mira Nair
of Rwanda and Mette Frederiksen, rate the birth centenary of 5. On 1 April 2021, Haridwar Kumbh
Prime Minister of Denmark. Bangladesh's ‘Father of the Nation Mela was commenced in the state
Raisina Dialogue is India’s premier Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’ of…..
conference on geopolitics and geoeco- and mark glorious 50 years of liberation. 1) UP 2) Bihar
nomics held annually since 2016. The exercise was based on the theme 3) Rajasthan
The theme for the 2021 Edition is of ‘Robust Peace Keeping Operations’. 4) Jharkhand 5) Uttarakhand
"#ViralWorld: Outbreaks, Outliers and Indian Army contingent of 30 per- 6. An American author won the
Out of Control”. sonnel participated and the armies of
Rathbones Folio prize for her
all the participating nations shared memoir, 'In the Dream House'.
Inclusive Internet Index 2021 their valuable experiences and refine She is…
Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), in their drills and procedures in
1) Carmen Maria Machado
partnership with Facebook, released Peacekeeping operations.
2) Alice Walker
the Inclusive Internet Index 2021. India
has been ranked at 49th spot globally.
Swarna Jayanti scholarship 3) Louise Erdrich
4) Joyce Carol Oates
The overall index score based on the Prime Minister Modi announced the
5) Marilynne Summers Robinson
scores of the availability, affordability, Swarna Jayanti scholarship for the
rlevance and readiness categories. youths of Bangladesh on 26 March 7. 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup to
Sweden, the USA and Spain got top 2021. be hosted by Australia and …
three ranking positions. The Swarna Jayanti Fellowship is a 1) UK 2) New Zealand 3) Japan
India is tied with Thailand in 49th research fellowship awarded annually 4) South Korea 5) Taiwan
place this year on the scores of inter- by the Department of Science and 8. Under ‘Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat’
net availability (77th position globally), Technology of India. the State of Goa is paired with ...
affordability (20th spot), relevance It is given for the notable and out- ('Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat' cam-
(49th position) and readiness (29th) standing research by young scientists, paign has been launched to pro-
categories. applied or fundamental, in Biology, mote cultural unity among various
India’s weak performance is owed to Chemistry, Environmental Science, states of the country)
low internet usage and quality and the Engineering, Mathematics, Medicine 1) Jharkhand 2) Telangana
widening gender gap in mobile phone and Physics. 3) AP 4) Kerala 5) Odisha
and internet access in the country. Referring to the completion of 50
years of diplomatic relationship Key
Shantir Ogroshena 2021
between India and Bangladesh, PM 1-2 2-3 3-3 4-1 5-5 6-1 7-2 8-1
Between 4-12 April 2021, the Modi announced to invite 50 entrepre-
Multinational Military Exercise Shantir neurs of Bangladesh to visit India and
For more Information see
Ogroshena 2021 (Front Runner of join start-up initiative and meet Indian
Peace) was held at Bangabandhu venture capitalists. today’s Telangana Edition

F
(R) Í-ô³ê¶
ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 sú£ô¢üŒ ÷膓z

ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 (I) = PTR

-÷³-Ý°uÙ-ø‹õª-
Íú£õª (Principal) n P, Ú¥õÙ (T), ÷膓 ¸ôåª ÷ô¢t ò°uÙÚÂö˺ àµLxÙ-#ì þ»÷³t ÓÙêŸ?
100
F ò°-ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù îµ³ê¦hEo ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\-÷-è¯-EÚ¨ ú£«vêŸÙ þ§ëÅ]ì: P=ô¢«.48,000 6. ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù Ú•ÙêŸ þ»÷³t θôüŒx Ú¥õÙö˺ Íú£- 1) 9 ú£Ù. 2) 8 ú£Ù. 3) 7 ú£Ù. 4) 6 ú£Ù.-
A = Íú£õª + ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 1 25 õªÚÛª ·ôæ¨dÙí£± Íô³uÙC.- Íô³ê¶ ÷膓-¸ôåª ÓÙêŸ? þ§ëÅ]ì: P = 32,400; A = 40,500; T = 2 ú£Ù.-
R = 6 %
4
ú£Ù-÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨ = %
4
- 2 2 I = A − P = 40500 − 32400 = 8100
A=P+I 1) 25% 2) 20% 3) 16 % 4) 14 %
T = 3 ú£Ù. 8 ûµõõª 3 7 PTR
PTR ⇒  = 8100
A = P + 
100 8
=- 3 +  ú£Ù.
12-
þ§ëÅ]ì: 100 + TR
A = P 
100
[ ] 100
32400 × 2 × R
TR
A = P 1 + [
100 ] 2 2 11
[
100 + 6R
2P = P  ]
⇒  = 8100
100
= 3 +
3 - ú£Ù. = 3
3
ú£Ù =
3
- ú£Ù. 100 8100 × 100 25 1
A = P 
100 [
100 + TR
] ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 PTR
(I) = 
2P × 100
⇒  = 100 + 6R
⇒ R =  = % = 12 %
32400 × 2 2 2
100 P 1
Þœ-÷ª-EÚÛ: ò°ô¢ª-÷-膓E Þœé¨Ù-à¶-å-í£±pè[ª T ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦ö˺x ∴ R = 12 %
ÑÙç˶, R ÚÛ«è¯ ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-ö˺xû¶ ÑÙè¯L. 11 × 25 ⇒ 200 = 100 + 6R ⇒ 200 − 100 = 6R 2
= 48000 ×  = ô¢«.-11,000 ⇒ 100 = 6R 1
3 1 3 × 4 × 100
l 3 ûµõõª =  ú£Ù. =  ú£Ù. 100
Ï-í£±pè[ª P = ô¢«.-6428; T = ?; R = 12  %
12
12 4 ò°-ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù àµLxÙ-à¦-Lqì îµ³êŸhÙ (A) = P + I ⇒  = R
6 1 = 48000 + 11000 = ô¢«.59,000 6 A = ô¢«.-11249
l 6 ûµõõª - - ú£Ù.
=
12
=
2
ú£Ù. ú£-÷«-ëůìÙ:- 2 50 2 I=A − P

l 9 ûµõõª = 9
12-
ú£Ù. 3
=
4
ú£Ù.
3. ÷ô¢t ô¢«.-31,600 þ»÷³tìª ò°uÙÚ ìªÙ# ú£Ù÷-êŸq-
ô¦-EÚ¨ 5%- ÷膓 à•í£±pì 2019, Ôví‡öËÀ 16ì Íí£±pÞ¥
ð¼æ© í£K¤Ûõ ⇒ R =  % = 16  %
3
sö˶ë¯z
3 PTR
⇒  = 11249 − 6428
100

l 2 ú£Ù. 9 ûµõõª 3
=2+
4
ú£Ù. 3
=2
4 - ú£Ù.
Bú£ª-ÚÛª-û¦oè[ª.- Î îµ³ê¦h-EÚ¨ 2019, šúšídÙ-ñô¢ª 8
÷ô¢ÚÛ« ÷膓E ö˵ڨ\Ù# ò°uÙÚÂö˺ àµLxÙ-à¦è[ª.- Íô³ê¶
ví£ê¶uÚÛÙ A = 2P
TR = 100%
Ú¥î¦-õÙç˶ TR = 100% Íî¦yL. 6428 × T × 25
⇒  = 4821
100 × 2

l 3 ú£Ù. 6 ûµõõª 1
=3+
1
ú£Ù. = 3  ú£Ù.
÷ô¢t àµLxÙ-#ì þ»÷³t ÓÙêŸ? ÷«uëÇ]æ¨ÚÂq ⇒ 6 × R = 100% 4821 × 100 × 2
⇒ T =  = 6 ú£Ù.-
2 2 1) ô¢«.-32,232 2) ô¢«.-31,932 100 50 6428 × 25
⇒ R = % ⇒ R = %
3) ô¢«.-32,732 4) ô¢«.-33,632 I = A − P = 85,500 − 75,000 =- ô¢«.-10,500 6 3 ú£÷«-ëůìÙ:- 4
þ§ëÅ]ì: P = ô¢«.-31600 PTR 100 I 100 × 10500 2 9. ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù Ú•ÙêŸ þ»÷³tšíj ·ôÙè˶üŒx Ú¥õÙö˺
ô¢àŸô³êŸ R = 5% sú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨z
I =  ⇒ T =  =  × 2
100 PR 7500 × 7
⇒ R = 16 %
3
ú£-÷«-ëůìÙ:- 3 Ôè¯-CÚ¨ 2%- ÷膓 ¸ôåª à•í£±pì ô¢«.-1840 ÷膓
úˆšï°àÂ. ô¦ëůÚÛ”ù£g T = 2019 Ôví‡öËÀ 16 ìªÙ# 2019 šúšídÙ-ñô¢ª 8 =2×2=4 ú£Ù.- 7. ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù ô¢«.-24,000 þ»÷³t ÷´è˶-üŒxö˺ Íô³uÙC. Íô³ê¶ Íú£õª ÓÙêŸ?
Nù£óŸª Eí£±éªõª ÷ô¢ÚÛª ú£÷«-ëůìÙ:- 3 ô¢«.-28,680 Íô³uÙC. ÷膓-¸ôåª ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨ 4%- 1) ô¢«.-42,000 2) ô¢«.-44,000
=- 15 +- 31 +- 30 +- 31 +- 31 +- 8 Þœ÷ª-EÚÛ: Ú•ÙêŸ þ»÷³t ò°ô¢ª-÷膓ö˺ Íú£-õªÚÛª ·ôæ¨dÙí£± à•í£±pì šíJ-Tê¶ ô¢«.-24,000 þ»÷³t ÷´è˶üŒx 3) ô¢«.-46,000 4) ô¢«.-48,000
÷«-CJ ú£÷ª-ú£uõª 146
=- 146 ôÁVõª =-  ú£Ù.- =  ú£Ù.
2 Ú¥î¦-õÙç˶ TR Nõª÷ 100%- Íî¦yL.- Ú¥õÙö˺ ÓÙêŸ îµ³êŸhÙ Í÷±-꟪ÙC?
1) ô¢«.-31,560 2) ô¢«.-32,560
þ§ëÅ]ì: T = 2 ú£Ù.-, R = 2% sú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨z,
1
-365 5 ÍÙç˶ A = 2P Ú¥î¦-õÙç˶ TR =- 100%- Íî¦yL.- I = ô¢«.-1840
1. ô¢«.-1,12,400šíj ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨ 3% - à•í£±pì 2 Íö°¸Þ, A =- 3P Ú¥î¦-õÙç˶ TR = 200% Íî¦yL.- 3) ô¢«.-31,860 4) ô¢«.-32,860 PTR
2 ∴ T=
5
ú£Ù.- þ§ëÅ]ì: P = ô¢«.-24000; T = 3 ú£Ù.-;  = 1840
100
k A = 4P Ú¥î¦-õÙç˶ TR = 300% Íî¦yL.-
1
4 ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦õ Ú¥ö°-EÚ¨ ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù PTR k A = 5P Ú¥î¦-õÙç˶ TR = 400% Íî¦yL.- R = ?; A = 28680 P× 2 × 2
2 I =  I = A − P ⇒ I = 28680 − 24000 ⇒ I = 4680  = 1840
100 1 100
Íó¶ªu ÷膓 ÓÙêŸ? k A = 1  P Ú¥î¦-õÙç˶ TR = 50% Íî¦yL. PTR
2×5 2- ⇒  = 4680 - 1840 × 100
1) ô¢«.-17,203 2) ô¢«.-17,403 = 31600 ×  = 316 × 2 = ô¢«.- 632 100 P =  = 46,000
2 × 2
5 × 100 1
3) ô¢«.-17,603 4) ô¢«.-17,703
þ§ëÅ]ì: P = ô¢«.1,12,400 ÷ô¢t àµLxÙ-#ì îµ³êŸhÙ þ»÷³t =- 31600 +- 632 kA=2P
2 - Ú¥î¦-õÙç˶ TR = 150% Íî¦yL. 24000 × 3 × R
⇒  = 4680 ∴P= ô¢«.46,000 ú£-÷«-ëůìÙ:- 3
=- ô¢«.-32,232 ú£÷«-ëů-ìÙ:- 1 5. ê¶á ò°uÙÚ ìªÙ# ô¢«.18,000-õìª ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 100
1 7
R = 3  % sú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨z =  % sú£Ù.-EÚ¨z 4. ÖÚÛ ÑëÁuT êŸì ÚÛÙší-F ìªÙ# ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨ 3.-5%- ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù Íí£±pÞ¥ Bú£ª-ÚÛª-û¦oè[ª.- 5 ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦õ 4680 × 100 13 ÍòÅ°uú£ ví£øŒoõª
2 2 ⇒ R =  = % = 6.5%
÷膓 à•í£±pì ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù ô¢«.-75,000-õìª êŸô¦yêŸ ô¢«.-21,600 ò°uÙÚÂÚÛª AJT àµLxÙ-à¦è[ª.- 24000 × 3 2 1.- ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù ô¢«.-10,000 þ»÷³t Íô³ë¶üŒx
1 9 Íí£±pÞ¥ Bú£ª-ÚÛª-û¦oè[ª.- Ú•ÙêŸ-Ú¥õÙ êŸô¦yêŸ Íô³ê¶ ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨ ÷膓 ¸ôåª ÓÙêŸ? ší-J-Tì êŸô¦yêŸ ÷膓-¸ôåª- - = 6.5% + 4% Ú¥õÙö˺ ô¢«.-15,000 Íô³uÙC.- Íô³ê¶ ÷膓-¸ôåª
T=4
2 - ú£Ù. =
2
ú£Ù.
ô¢«.-85,500-õìª àµLxÙ-à¦è[ª.- ú£ë]ô¢ª ÑëÁuT ÓÙêŸ-Ú¥- 1) 5% 2) 4% 3) 8% 4) 9%- = 10.-5%- ÓÙêŸ?
ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 PTR 112400 × 9 × 7
(I) =  = 
ö°-EÚ¨ þ»÷³tìª Íí£±pÞ¥ Bú£ª-ÚÛª-û¦oè[ª? þ§ëÅ]ì: P = ô¢«. 18000 P = 24,000, R = 10.5%, T = 3 ú£Ù.- 1) 4% 2) 5% 3) 10% 4) 12.5%
100 2 × 2 × 100 1 T = 5 ú£Ù., R = ?, A = ô¢«.-21,600 2. ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù Ú•ÙêŸ þ»÷³t ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨ 8%-
1) 3 ú£Ù. 2) 3  ú£Ù.
[
100 + TR 100 + 3 × 10.5
] [ ]
-

ô¢«.-17,703 ú£-÷«-ëůìÙ:- 4 2 A = P  = 24000   à•í£±pì û¦õª-¸Þ-üŒxÚÛª ô¢«.-6,600 Íô³uÙC.- Íô³ê¶
= I = A −- P = 21600 − 18000 = I = 3600 100 100
1 1 PTR = 240 [100 + 31.5]
Íú£õª ÓÙêŸ?
2. þ¿÷ªu ô¢«.-48,000-õìª ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨ 6 % 3) 4 ú£Ù. 4) 4 
2
ú£Ù. ⇒  = 3600 1) ô¢«.-5000 2) ô¢«.-5200
4- 100 = 240 × 131 5 = .- ô¢«.-31560
þ§ëÅ]ì: P = ô¢«.-75,000 3) ô¢«.-5400 4) ô¢«.-5500
à•í£±pì ÷膓ڨ Bú£ª-ÚÛªÙC.- Íô³ê¶ 3 ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦õ 8 18000 × 5 × R
⇒  = 3600 ú£-÷«-ëůìÙ:- 1
ûµõõ Ú¥ö°-EÚ¨ ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù ÓÙêŸ îµ³êŸhÙ 7 100 3.- ô¢«.-89,600 þ»÷³tšíj ÷´è˶-üŒxö˺ ô¢«.-13,440
R = 3.5% sú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨z =% 8. ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù ô¢«.-32,400 þ»÷³t ·ôÙè˶üŒxö˺ ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ÷#aÙC.- Íô³ê¶ ÷膓-¸ôåª ÓÙêŸ?
Í÷±êŸªÙC? 2 3600 × 100 ô¢«.-40,500 Íô³uÙC.- Íë¶ ÷膓 ¸ôåªì ô¢«.-6428
1) ô¢«.-58,000 2) ô¢«.-59,000 T=?
⇒ R =  = 4% 1) 4%- 2) 5%- 3) 6%- 4) 8%-
18000 × 5 þ»÷³t ô¢«.-11,249 Íî¦y-õÙç˶ ÓÙêŸ-Ú¥õÙ
3) ô¢«.-62,000 4) ô¢«.-64,000 A= ô¢«.-85,500 ú£-÷«-ëůìÙ:- 2 í£è[ª-꟪ÙC? ú£÷«-ëů-û¦õª-: 1-3 2-1 3-2

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Asia’s largest Tulip Garden 1. Gautam Sawang is the DGP of
which state conferred with the
SKOCH Award as the ‘Best DGP’
in the country for outstanding per-

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was opened in..? formance in policing, public safety
and taking up technical reforms in
the state police?
1) Assam

5) Maharashtra
2) AP
3) Tamil Nadu 4) West Bengal

National
Eatsmart Cities Challenge and
Transport 4 All Challenge
On 15 April 2021, the Union Minister of
State (IC) for Housing and Urban
Affairs, Hardeep Singh Puri launched
two challenges namely Eatsmart Cities
Challenge and Transport 4 All
Challenge.
The cities with a population of more
than 5 lakhs are eligible for both chal-
lenges.
The main objective behind these
challenges is to develop healthy eating
habits and to have digital solutions for
safe public transport in smart cities.
enemy's radar and RF missile seekers.
NanoSniffer
On 9 April 2021, the Union Education
Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’
launched NanoSniffer, the world’s first
Microsensor-based Explosive Trace
Detector (ETD).
NanoSniffer can detect explosives in
less than 10 seconds and it also iden-
tifies and categorizes explosives into
different classes. It detects all classes
of military, conventional and home-
made explosives.
The NanoSniffer has been devel-
oped by NanoSniff Technologies which
is an IIT Bombay incubated start-up.
‘Anamaya’
Gaganyaan. 2. Asia’s largest Tulip Garden was
International The agreement made on 15 April opened in……..
1) Jammu and Kashmir
India gift to Seychelles 2011, will enable Indian flight physi-
cians to train at French facilities. 2) Bihar 3) UP 4) MP 5) Delhi
India gifted Made-in-India Fast Patrol The CNES will also be supplying 3. List of important days/ observations
Vessel (FPV) to the Seychelles Coast given. The wrong combination is
fireproof carry bags made in France to
Guard and also supplied 50,000 doses shield equipment from shocks and 1) Ambedkar Jayanthi - 14 April
of made in India vaccines. radiation. 2) World Voice Day - 15 April
On 8 April 2021 during a virtual sum-
‘Khanjar’ 3) World Haemophilia Day - 17 April
mit between India and Seychelles, PM
On 16 April 2021, the special forces of 4) National Safe Motherhood Day -
Modi expressed happiness for the con-
India and Kyrgyzstan started a military 11 April
tribution towards the construction of
exercise `Khanjar` in Bishkek, the cap- 5) International Day of Sport for
the new Magistrate’s Court Building in
Nguyen Xuan Phuc ital of Kyrgyzstan with a focus on Development and Peace - 6 April
Seychelles and handing over of 1
Mega Watt solar power plant in counter-terror drills. It is the eighth edi- 4. Which state/ UT launched 14-day
Seychelles built with India’s assis- tion of the India-Kyrgyz Joint Special 'Mask Abhiyan' as part of efforts to
tance.

‘La Perouse’
General Forces Exercise.
Initiated first in 2011, the two-week-
long exercise focuses on high-altitude,
prevent the spread of coronavirus
in view of rising cases and urged
people to strictly follow the safety

Writer
On 7 April 2021, the Union Health
Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan and Tribal
Affairs Minister Arjun Munda launched
Amara Veeraswamy
‘Anamaya’- the Tribal Health
Subject Expert Collaborative virtually.
Anamaya is a multi-stakeholder initia-
‘Little Guru’ app
tive supported by Piramal Foundation
The ICCR unveiled the ‘Little Guru’ and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
app, the world’s first Gamified (BMGF) that will converge efforts of var-
Sanskrit learning App. ious government agencies and organi-
The app was launched on 9th April sations to enhance the health and nutri-
2021, on the eve of the 71st foundation tion status of the tribal communities.
day of the Indian Council for Cultural
6th Smart Cities India Expo
Relations (ICCR).
At the 2021 International Exhibition
Little Guru, the gamified app based
on an interactive platform that will and 6th Smart Cities India Expo held
make Sanskrit learning easy, enter- during 24-26 March 2021 in New Delhi.
taining, and fun. Hyderabad bagged three awards in dif-
ferent categories.
Chaff technology to protect ships
The awards were given by the India
On 5 April 2021, DRDO declared it Trade Promotion Organisation, a
developed an advanced chaff technol- Government of India Enterprise.
ogy that will protect naval ships against Under the Green and Clean City cat-
enemy missile attacks. egory, the Rain Garden developed by
Defence Laboratory Jodhpur (DLJ), the HMDA underneath the Begumpet
a DRDO laboratory, indigenously flyover at the intersection of Kukatpally
developed three variants of this critical and Yousufguda nalas has bagged the
award. In the Smart Waste Disposal
technology, namely Short-Range Chaff
Project category, the New Municipal
Rocket (SRCR), Medium-Range Chaff
Rocket (MRCR) and Long-Range Solid Waste Management project
bagged the award.
Chaff Rocket (LRCR) meeting Indian
Navy's qualitative requirements. In the Startup category, We Hub,
Chaff is a passive expendable elec- one of its kind initiatives that have been
tronic countermeasure technology used instrumental in empowering women
worldwide to protect naval ships from won the award.
The three-day multi-lateral maritime
exercise ‘La Perouse’, involving the
French Navy, Indian Navy, Royal
Australian Navy, Japan Maritime Self
Defence Force and the United States
Navy started in the Eastern Indian
Ocean Region on 5 April 2021.
The French Navy led naval exercise
had seen the participation of the Indian
Navy first time.
Indian Navy deployed INS Satpura
(with an integral helicopter embarked)
and INS Kiltan along with P8I Long
Range Maritime Patrol Aircraft.
Strategic Partnership in The
Water Sector
On 9 April 2021 Prime Minister of India
Narendra Modi and Prime Minister of
the Netherlands Mark Rutte co-chaired
Others
BAFTA Awards
The British Academy of Film and
Television Arts (BAFTA) held its
annual film awards presentation cere-
mony between 10 and 11 April 2021
in a virtual ceremony from London`s
Royal Albert Hall. The best film
award conferred on ‘Nomadland’ and
the best director award received by
Chloe Zhao (Nomadland).
Best leading actor conferred on Sir
Awareness mountains and counter-extremism. guidelines?
1) Maharashtra 2) Goa
Uzbek and Kazak trans-border 3) Odisha 4) Delhi
a virtual summit between India and the trade centre 5) Chandigarh
Netherlands.
On 12 April 2021, Uzbekistan and 5. Ouhoumoudou Mahamadou was
Both nations noted that Indo-Dutch appointed as the Prime Minister
Kazakhstan launched the construction
partnerships in the field of water are of....
of an international centre for trade and
strong, diverse, mutually beneficial. 1) Ethiopia 2) Egypt 3) Uganda
economic cooperation named 'Central
Both nations announced the launch
Asia' on the borders of the two coun- 4) Morocco 5) Niger
of a strategic partnership in the water
tries. 6. Nguyen Xuan Phuc sworn in as
sector and agreed to elevate the joint
The centre is intended to become a the new president of………
working group on the water to a
large industrial, trade and logistics plat- 1) Taiwan 2) South Korea
Ministerial Level.
form for the implementation of joint 3) North Korea 4) Vietnam
France helps India in Gaganyaan investment projects of Kazakhstan and
5) Philippines
Uzbekistan.
Indian Space Agency ISRO (Indian 7. Which nation’s students will be
Uzbekistan Prime Minister Abdulla
Space Research Organisation) and benefitted from India’s
French Space Agency CNES (Centre Aripov and Kazakhstan Prime Muktijoddha scholarships?
National d'études spatiales) signed Minister Askar Mamim laid a capsule
1) Pakistan 2) Myanmar
an agreement for cooperation for at the construction site of the logistic
3) Bangladesh 4) Afghanistan
India’s first human space mission, centre.
5) Nepal
8. India contributed an additional
Anthony Hopkins (The Father) and best taken by the World Health
fund of ... to the United Nations
leading actress award received by Organization (WHO) to raise aware-
Trust Fund for Counter-Terrorism
Frances McDormand (Nomadland). ness about the overall health and
recently
Best Documentary film award con- well-being of people across the world.
1) $1,500,000 2) $700,000
ferred on “My Octopus Teacher”. The theme for World Health Day
3) $100,000 4) $500,000
Best animated film award 2021 is “Building a fairer, healthier
5) $750,000
announced to film ‘Soul’. BAFTA world for everyone”.
Fellowship award conferred on 'Life The First World Health Day Key
of Pi' director Ang Lee. observed in 1950. The celebration 1-2 2-1 3-2 4-3
has aimed to create awareness of a 5-5 6-4 7-3 8-4
World Health Day
specific health theme to highlight a
World Health Day is celebrated on priority area of concern for the World For more Information see
April 7 every year. It is an initiative Health Organization. today’s AP Edition

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ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 sú£ô¢üŒ ÷膓z

ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 (I) = PTR

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Íú£õª (Principal) n P, Ú¥õÙ (T), ÷膓 ¸ôåª ÷ô¢t ò°uÙÚÂö˺ àµLxÙ-#ì þ»÷³t ÓÙêŸ?
100
F ò°-ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù îµ³ê¦hEo ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\-÷-è¯-EÚ¨ ú£«vêŸÙ þ§ëÅ]ì: P=ô¢«.48,000 6. ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù Ú•ÙêŸ þ»÷³t θôüŒx Ú¥õÙö˺ Íú£- 1) 9 ú£Ù. 2) 8 ú£Ù. 3) 7 ú£Ù. 4) 6 ú£Ù.-
A = Íú£õª + ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 1 25 õªÚÛª ·ôæ¨dÙí£± Íô³uÙC.- Íô³ê¶ ÷膓-¸ôåª ÓÙêŸ? þ§ëÅ]ì: P = 32,400; A = 40,500; T = 2 ú£Ù.-
R = 6 %
4
ú£Ù-÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨ = %
4
- 2 2 I = A − P = 40500 − 32400 = 8100
A=P+I 1) 25% 2) 20% 3) 16 % 4) 14 %
T = 3 ú£Ù. 8 ûµõõª 3 7 PTR
PTR ⇒  = 8100
A = P + 
100 8
=- 3 +  ú£Ù.
12-
þ§ëÅ]ì: 100 + TR
A = P 
100
[ ] 100
32400 × 2 × R
TR
A = P 1 + [
100 ] 2 2 11
[
100 + 6R
2P = P  ]
⇒  = 8100
100
= 3 +
3 - ú£Ù. = 3
3
ú£Ù =
3
- ú£Ù. 100 8100 × 100 25 1
A = P 
100 [
100 + TR
] ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 PTR
(I) = 
2P × 100
⇒  = 100 + 6R
⇒ R =  = % = 12 %
32400 × 2 2 2
100 P 1
Þœ-÷ª-EÚÛ: ò°ô¢ª-÷-膓E Þœé¨Ù-à¶-å-í£±pè[ª T ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦ö˺x ∴ R = 12 %
ÑÙç˶, R ÚÛ«è¯ ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-ö˺xû¶ ÑÙè¯L. 11 × 25 ⇒ 200 = 100 + 6R ⇒ 200 − 100 = 6R 2
= 48000 ×  = ô¢«.-11,000 ⇒ 100 = 6R 1
3 1 3 × 4 × 100
l 3 ûµõõª =  ú£Ù. =  ú£Ù. 100
Ï-í£±pè[ª P = ô¢«.-6428; T = ?; R = 12  %
12
12 4 ò°-ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù àµLxÙ-à¦-Lqì îµ³êŸhÙ (A) = P + I ⇒  = R
6 1 = 48000 + 11000 = ô¢«.59,000 6 A = ô¢«.-11249
l 6 ûµõõª - - ú£Ù.
=
12
=
2
ú£Ù. ú£-÷«-ëůìÙ:- 2 50 2 I=A − P

l 9 ûµõõª = 9
12-
ú£Ù. 3
=
4
ú£Ù.
3. ÷ô¢t ô¢«.-31,600 þ»÷³tìª ò°uÙÚ ìªÙ# ú£Ù÷-êŸq-
ô¦-EÚ¨ 5%- ÷膓 à•í£±pì 2019, Ôví‡öËÀ 16ì Íí£±pÞ¥
ð¼æ© í£K¤Ûõ ⇒ R =  % = 16  %
3
sö˶ë¯z
3 PTR
⇒  = 11249 − 6428
100

l 2 ú£Ù. 9 ûµõõª 3
=2+
4
ú£Ù. 3
=2
4 - ú£Ù.
Bú£ª-ÚÛª-û¦oè[ª.- Î îµ³ê¦h-EÚ¨ 2019, šúšídÙ-ñô¢ª 8
÷ô¢ÚÛ« ÷膓E ö˵ڨ\Ù# ò°uÙÚÂö˺ àµLxÙ-à¦è[ª.- Íô³ê¶
ví£ê¶uÚÛÙ A = 2P
TR = 100%
Ú¥î¦-õÙç˶ TR = 100% Íî¦yL. 6428 × T × 25
⇒  = 4821
100 × 2

l 3 ú£Ù. 6 ûµõõª 1
=3+
1
ú£Ù. = 3  ú£Ù.
÷ô¢t àµLxÙ-#ì þ»÷³t ÓÙêŸ? ÷«uëÇ]æ¨ÚÂq ⇒ 6 × R = 100% 4821 × 100 × 2
⇒ T =  = 6 ú£Ù.-
2 2 1) ô¢«.-32,232 2) ô¢«.-31,932 100 50 6428 × 25
⇒ R = % ⇒ R = %
3) ô¢«.-32,732 4) ô¢«.-33,632 I = A − P = 85,500 − 75,000 =- ô¢«.-10,500 6 3 ú£÷«-ëůìÙ:- 4
þ§ëÅ]ì: P = ô¢«.-31600 PTR 100 I 100 × 10500 2 9. ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù Ú•ÙêŸ þ»÷³tšíj ·ôÙè˶üŒx Ú¥õÙö˺
ô¢àŸô³êŸ R = 5% sú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨z
I =  ⇒ T =  =  × 2
100 PR 7500 × 7
⇒ R = 16 %
3
ú£-÷«-ëůìÙ:- 3 Ôè¯-CÚ¨ 2%- ÷膓 ¸ôåª à•í£±pì ô¢«.-1840 ÷膓
úˆšï°àÂ. ô¦ëůÚÛ”ù£g T = 2019 Ôví‡öËÀ 16 ìªÙ# 2019 šúšídÙ-ñô¢ª 8 =2×2=4 ú£Ù.- 7. ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù ô¢«.-24,000 þ»÷³t ÷´è˶-üŒxö˺ Íô³uÙC. Íô³ê¶ Íú£õª ÓÙêŸ?
Nù£óŸª Eí£±éªõª ÷ô¢ÚÛª ú£÷«-ëůìÙ:- 3 ô¢«.-28,680 Íô³uÙC. ÷膓-¸ôåª ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨ 4%- 1) ô¢«.-42,000 2) ô¢«.-44,000
=- 15 +- 31 +- 30 +- 31 +- 31 +- 8 Þœ÷ª-EÚÛ: Ú•ÙêŸ þ»÷³t ò°ô¢ª-÷膓ö˺ Íú£-õªÚÛª ·ôæ¨dÙí£± à•í£±pì šíJ-Tê¶ ô¢«.-24,000 þ»÷³t ÷´è˶üŒx 3) ô¢«.-46,000 4) ô¢«.-48,000
÷«-CJ ú£÷ª-ú£uõª 146
=- 146 ôÁVõª =-  ú£Ù.- =  ú£Ù.
2 Ú¥î¦-õÙç˶ TR Nõª÷ 100%- Íî¦yL.- Ú¥õÙö˺ ÓÙêŸ îµ³êŸhÙ Í÷±-꟪ÙC?
1) ô¢«.-31,560 2) ô¢«.-32,560
þ§ëÅ]ì: T = 2 ú£Ù.-, R = 2% sú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨z,
1
-365 5 ÍÙç˶ A = 2P Ú¥î¦-õÙç˶ TR =- 100%- Íî¦yL.- I = ô¢«.-1840
1. ô¢«.-1,12,400šíj ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨ 3% - à•í£±pì 2 Íö°¸Þ, A =- 3P Ú¥î¦-õÙç˶ TR = 200% Íî¦yL.- 3) ô¢«.-31,860 4) ô¢«.-32,860 PTR
2 ∴ T=
5
ú£Ù.- þ§ëÅ]ì: P = ô¢«.-24000; T = 3 ú£Ù.-;  = 1840
100
k A = 4P Ú¥î¦-õÙç˶ TR = 300% Íî¦yL.-
1
4 ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦õ Ú¥ö°-EÚ¨ ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù PTR k A = 5P Ú¥î¦-õÙç˶ TR = 400% Íî¦yL.- R = ?; A = 28680 P× 2 × 2
2 I =  I = A − P ⇒ I = 28680 − 24000 ⇒ I = 4680  = 1840
100 1 100
Íó¶ªu ÷膓 ÓÙêŸ? k A = 1  P Ú¥î¦-õÙç˶ TR = 50% Íî¦yL. PTR
2×5 2- ⇒  = 4680 - 1840 × 100
1) ô¢«.-17,203 2) ô¢«.-17,403 = 31600 ×  = 316 × 2 = ô¢«.- 632 100 P =  = 46,000
2 × 2
5 × 100 1
3) ô¢«.-17,603 4) ô¢«.-17,703
þ§ëÅ]ì: P = ô¢«.1,12,400 ÷ô¢t àµLxÙ-#ì îµ³êŸhÙ þ»÷³t =- 31600 +- 632 kA=2P
2 - Ú¥î¦-õÙç˶ TR = 150% Íî¦yL. 24000 × 3 × R
⇒  = 4680 ∴P= ô¢«.46,000 ú£-÷«-ëůìÙ:- 3
=- ô¢«.-32,232 ú£÷«-ëů-ìÙ:- 1 5. ê¶á ò°uÙÚ ìªÙ# ô¢«.18,000-õìª ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 100
1 7
R = 3  % sú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨z =  % sú£Ù.-EÚ¨z 4. ÖÚÛ ÑëÁuT êŸì ÚÛÙší-F ìªÙ# ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨ 3.-5%- ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù Íí£±pÞ¥ Bú£ª-ÚÛª-û¦oè[ª.- 5 ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦õ 4680 × 100 13 ÍòÅ°uú£ ví£øŒoõª
2 2 ⇒ R =  = % = 6.5%
÷膓 à•í£±pì ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù ô¢«.-75,000-õìª êŸô¦yêŸ ô¢«.-21,600 ò°uÙÚÂÚÛª AJT àµLxÙ-à¦è[ª.- 24000 × 3 2 1.- ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù ô¢«.-10,000 þ»÷³t Íô³ë¶üŒx
1 9 Íí£±pÞ¥ Bú£ª-ÚÛª-û¦oè[ª.- Ú•ÙêŸ-Ú¥õÙ êŸô¦yêŸ Íô³ê¶ ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨ ÷膓 ¸ôåª ÓÙêŸ? ší-J-Tì êŸô¦yêŸ ÷膓-¸ôåª- - = 6.5% + 4% Ú¥õÙö˺ ô¢«.-15,000 Íô³uÙC.- Íô³ê¶ ÷膓-¸ôåª
T=4
2 - ú£Ù. =
2
ú£Ù.
ô¢«.-85,500-õìª àµLxÙ-à¦è[ª.- ú£ë]ô¢ª ÑëÁuT ÓÙêŸ-Ú¥- 1) 5% 2) 4% 3) 8% 4) 9%- = 10.-5%- ÓÙêŸ?
ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 PTR 112400 × 9 × 7
(I) =  = 
ö°-EÚ¨ þ»÷³tìª Íí£±pÞ¥ Bú£ª-ÚÛª-û¦oè[ª? þ§ëÅ]ì: P = ô¢«. 18000 P = 24,000, R = 10.5%, T = 3 ú£Ù.- 1) 4% 2) 5% 3) 10% 4) 12.5%
100 2 × 2 × 100 1 T = 5 ú£Ù., R = ?, A = ô¢«.-21,600 2. ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù Ú•ÙêŸ þ»÷³t ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨ 8%-
1) 3 ú£Ù. 2) 3  ú£Ù.
[
100 + TR 100 + 3 × 10.5
] [ ]
-

ô¢«.-17,703 ú£-÷«-ëůìÙ:- 4 2 A = P  = 24000   à•í£±pì û¦õª-¸Þ-üŒxÚÛª ô¢«.-6,600 Íô³uÙC.- Íô³ê¶
= I = A −- P = 21600 − 18000 = I = 3600 100 100
1 1 PTR = 240 [100 + 31.5]
Íú£õª ÓÙêŸ?
2. þ¿÷ªu ô¢«.-48,000-õìª ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨ 6 % 3) 4 ú£Ù. 4) 4  ú£Ù.
2
⇒  = 3600 1) ô¢«.-5000 2) ô¢«.-5200
4- 100 = 240 × 131 5 = .- ô¢«.-31560
þ§ëÅ]ì: P = ô¢«.-75,000 3) ô¢«.-5400 4) ô¢«.-5500
à•í£±pì ÷膓ڨ Bú£ª-ÚÛªÙC.- Íô³ê¶ 3 ú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦õ 8 18000 × 5 × R
⇒  = 3600 ú£-÷«-ëůìÙ:- 1
ûµõõ Ú¥ö°-EÚ¨ ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù ÓÙêŸ îµ³êŸhÙ 7 100 3.- ô¢«.-89,600 þ»÷³tšíj ÷´è˶-üŒxö˺ ô¢«.-13,440
R = 3.5% sú£Ù÷-êŸq-ô¦-EÚ¨z =  % 8. ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù ô¢«.-32,400 þ»÷³t ·ôÙè˶üŒxö˺ ò°ô¢ª-÷膓 ÷#aÙC.- Íô³ê¶ ÷膓-¸ôåª ÓÙêŸ?
Í÷±êŸªÙC? 2 3600 × 100 ô¢«.-40,500 Íô³uÙC.- Íë¶ ÷膓 ¸ôåªì ô¢«.-6428
⇒ R =  = 4% 1) 4%- 2) 5%- 3) 6%- 4) 8%-
1) ô¢«.-58,000 2) ô¢«.-59,000 T=? 18000 × 5 þ»÷³t ô¢«.-11,249 Íî¦y-õÙç˶ ÓÙêŸ-Ú¥õÙ
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covered by... India is called...... 21. In India, maximum amount of rainfall is a) Trade b) Banking
received from?
a) Dayaram Sahani b) BK Thapar a) Legislative Council c) Environment d) Defence
a) Western Disturbances
c) VS Wakankar d) BB Lal b) Legislative Assembly 28. Bilateral monopoly situation is....
b) North-East Monsoon
6. The spread of Jainism in Karnataka was c) Executive Council a) When there are two buyers and two sellers
attributed to...... c) South-West Monsoon of a product.
d) Council headed by Governor
a) Chandragupta Maurya b) Ashoka d) Retreating Monsoon b) When there is only one buyer and one sell-
13. What can be the maximum interval between
TN Manoharan 22. The temperate forests are called Sholas in er of a product.
c) Bindusara d) Bimbisara two Sessions of Parliament?
the..... c) When there are only two sellers of a
7. Aravippuram Movement was led by... a) Nine months b) Six months c) Advocate General of a state
a) Nilgiris hills b) Anaimalai Hills product.
a) M. Padmanabha Pillai c) Four months d) Eleven months d) Attorney General of India
c) Palani hills d) All the above d) When there are only two buyers of a
b) E. V. Ramaswami Naicker 14. “The scheme of democratic decentralisa-
23. Balpakram national park is in...... product.
c) Shri Narayana Guru d) Tyagaraja Chetti tion” was recommended by... GEOGRAPHY a) Assam b) Manipur 29. NDP at Factor Cost =
8. “Indian Sociologist”, a journal founded by? a) Ashok Mehta Committee
b) Balwant Rai Mehta Committee 17. Which river of Africa crosses the Tropic of c) Arunachal Pradesh d) Meghalaya a) GDP at Factor cost − indirect taxes
a) Taraknath Das b) Shyamji Krishnavarma
Capricorn twice? 24. The groundwater utilisation is very high in... b) GDP at Factor cost − Depreciation
c) Madam Bhikaji Cama c) GVK Rao Committee
a) Congo b) Limpopo a) Tamil Nadu b) Chhattisgarh c) GDP at Factor cost + Economic Subsidy
d) Virendranath Chattopadhyay d) LM Singhvi Committee
c) Niger d) Zambezi c) Odisha d) Kerala d) None of the above
9. Who introduced Subsidiary Alliance System? 15. The conditions of service and tenure of
office of the election commissioners and the 18. Taklamakan Desert is situated in.... 30. In order to encourage investment in the
a) Lord Hastings b) Lord Wellesley
c) Lord Cornwallis d) Sir George Barlow regional commissioners shall be deter- a) Russia b) Japan c) USA d) China ECONOMICS economy, the central bank may
mined by... 19. Which soil is very useful for growing tea and a) Sell government securities
25. “The Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment b) Increase repo rate
POLITY a) The president coffee? Report” is published by...
c) Increase CRR d) Reduce CRR
b) Chief Election commissioner a) Alluvial Soil b) Black soil a) United Nations Economic & Social
10. Which of these is NOT included as a c) Attorney General of India c) Red soil d) Laterite soil Commission for Asia and the Pacific
Fundamental Right in the Indian constitution d) The parliament 20. Which of the following lake is known as Writer
(ESCAP)
a) Right to equal wages for equal work 16. Article 76 deals with..... Crater lake? b) The United Nations Conference on Trade T. Srichakra Phani
b) Right to Freedom of Speech a) Comptroller and Auditor General of India a) Lonar lake b) Gangabal lake and Development Senior Faculty, RACE
c) Right to Equality before the Law b) Central bureau of Investigation c) Purbasthali lake d) Bhimtal lake c) Both 1 and 2 d) Neither 1 nor 2

Key With Explanations
1-b; Jayadeva of Bengal composed the Gita
Govinda in Sanskrit, each song composed
in a particular raga and tala.
2-c; Nadir Shah, sacked and plundered the city
of Delhi in 1739 and took away immense
amounts of wealth.
3-a; Ijaradars is a term which was basically
used to describe revenue farmers. This
kind of system was prevalent in the
Mughal era. Warren Hastings was
responsible for the launching of this sys-
tem in 1773.
4-d; The Banjaras were the trader nomads.
Peter Mundy, an English trader who came
to India during the early seventeenth cen-
tury, described the Banjaras.
5-c; The caves of Bhimbetka were discovered
in 1957-58 by eminent archaeologist
V.S. Wakankar.
6-a; The spread of Jainism in Karnataka is
attributed to Chandragupta Maurya (322-
298 BC). The emperor became a Jaina,
gave up his throne, and spent the last
years of his life in Karnataka.
7-c; Aravippuram Movement, led by Shri
Narayana Guru, for the rights of the
depressed classes (especially the Ezhavas
or Iravas of Kerala).
8-b.
9-b; Lord Wellesley introduced Subsidiary
Alliance System in 1798.
10-a; Right to equal wages for equal work is not
a fundamental right.
11-b; In case the office of Vice-President is
vacant, the Chief Justice of India (or if his
office is also vacant, the seniormost judge
of the Supreme Court available) acts as
the President.
12-a; The legislative council (Vidhan
Parishad) is the upper house (second
chamber or house of elders), while the
legislative assembly (Vidhan Sabha) is
the lower house (first chamber or popu-
lar house).
13-b; The interval between two sessions must
not exceed six months.
14-b; Balwant Rai G Mehta committee recom-
mended the establishment of the scheme
of ‘democratic decentralisation’, which ulti-
mately came to be known as Panchayati
Raj.
15-a; The conditions of service and tenure of
office of the election commissioners and
the regional commissioners shall be
determined by the President.
16-d; The Constitution (Article 76) has provided
for the office of the Attorney General for
India . He is the highest law officer in the
country.
17-b; Limpopo, River of Africa crosses the trop-
ic of Capricorn twice. The Limpopo River
rises in central southern Africa, and flows
generally eastwards to the Indian Ocean.
18-d; Takla Malan desert is China’s largest
desert.
19-d; Laterite soil is very useful for growing
tea and coffee. Red laterite soils in
Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and
Kerala are more suitable for crops like
cashew nut.
20-a; Lonar Lake, also known as Lonar crater,
is a notified National Geo-heritage
Monument saline soda lake located at
Lonar in Buldhana district, Maharashtra.
21-c; India receives maximum amount of rain-
fall from South-West Monsoon. Tamil
Nadu receives maximum amount of rain-
fall from North-East Monsoon.
22-d; The temperate forests are called Sholas
in the Nilgiris, Anaimalai and Palani hills.
23-d;
24-a; The groundwater utilisation is very high in
the states of Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan,
and Tamil Nadu.
25-c; The report has been published by United
Nations Economic & Social Commission
for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) and the
United Nations Conference on Trade and
Development (UNCTAD).
26-d; A taskforce headed by TN Manoharan
was set up by the Reserve Bank of India
to look into ways to develop the sec-
ondary market for corporate loans.
27-a; Generalised System of Preferences is a
U.S. trade program designed to promote
economic growth in the developing world
by providing preferential duty-free.
28-b; Bilateral monopoly is a market consisting
of a single seller (monopolist) and a sin-
gle buyer (monopsonist).
29-b;
30-d; In order to encourage investment in the
economy, the central bank may reduce
Cash Reserve Ratio(CRR).

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ANALOGY
In SSC (in both CGL and CHSL), in the
General Intelligence section, the most
important topic, in terms of weightage
(number of questions), is Analogy.
“Analogy means “Similarity” or “Similar
relationship”. It is a comparison between
one thing and another, especially for the Sol: 13 : 133 : : 11 : 113 17. Given set : (2, 12, 24)
purpose of explanation or clarification.“In
general, we have three types of Analogies,”
113 = 1331
3. 24 : 576 : : 34 : .....
Ans: B
SSC Exams A) 3, 18, 54
C) 9, 54, 108
B) 12, 36, 72
D) 5, 35, 72
1. Number Analogy 2. Letter Analogy A) 748 B) 476 C) 1496 D) 816 Sol: (2, 12, 24)
3. Verbal Analogy
Let us start with Number Analogy. In this
Sol: 24 : 24 × 24 : : 34 : 34 × 24
34 × 24 = 816 Ans: D
Special ×6 ×2
(9, 54, 108)
type of question, two numbers in one pair 4. 512 : 8 : : 216 : .....
are given. Then another number is given
General Intelligence & Reasoning
A) 8 B) 6 C) 4 D) 16 ×6 ×2 Ans: C
either followed or preceded by a blank. 3 3
Sol: 8 : 8 : : 6 : 6 Ans: B 18. Given set : (9, 17, 33)
First, we need to identify the relationship 14. 156 : ..... : : 210 : 342
between the two numbers given in the pair. 5. 125 : 343 : : 216 : ..... A) 8, 14, 29 B) 6, 14, 29
A) 182 B) 512 C) 432 D) 627 A) 240 B) 272 C) 346 D) 428 C) 10, 14, 30 D) 11, 19, 35
Then, by applying the same relationship,
Sol: 53 : 73 : : 63 : 83 (512) Sol: 12 × 13 : 16 × 17 (272) : : 14 × 15 : 18 × 19 Sol: (9, 17, 33)
we need to identify the number that fits in
the blank space. Ans: B
+2 Ans: B 15. 132 : 156 : : 182 : .....
10. 43 : 88 : : 158 : ..... +8 +16
6. 8 : 65 : : 18 : ..... A) 210 B) 216 C) 220 D) 840
A) 319 B) 316 C) 318 D) 323
NUMBER ANALOGY A) 288 B) 143 C) 325 D) 361 Sol: 11 × 12 : 12 × 13 : : 13 × 14 : 14 × 15 (210)
(11, 19, 35)
Sol: 43 : (43 × 2) + 2 : :
Sol: 8 : (8 × 8) + 1 : : 18 : (18 × 18) + 1 (325) Ans: A
Directions (Q. 1-15): In each of the following 158 : (158 × 2) + 2 (318) Ans: C +8, +16 Ans: D
Ans: C Directions (Q. 16-19): In each of the following
questions the two numbers have a definite rela- 11. 8735 : 6513 : : 5936 : ..... 19. Given set : (88, 72, 56)
7. 4 : 65 : : 6 : ..... questions, choose that set of numbers from the
tionship choose one number out of four alterna- A) 3754 B) 3718 C) 3714 D) 7958 A) 55, 45, 25 B) 99, 81, 54
A) 189 B) 217 C) 215 D) 216 four alternative sets, that is similar to the given set.
tives which will fill in the blank space and show Sol: 8735 : 6513 : : 5936 : 3714 C) 66, 54, 42 D) 77, 63, 35
Sol: 4 : 43 + 1 : : 6 : 63 + 1 (217) 16. Given set : (4, 8, 16)
the same relationship with the third number as Ans: B − 2222 − 2222 Ans: C Sol: 88, 72, 56 = (8 × 11, 8 × 9, 8 × 7)
between the first two. 8. 6 : 42 : : 9 : ...... A) 3, 7, 19 B) 5, 8, 18
12. 5 : 130 : : 8 : ..... 66, 54, 42 = (6 × 11, 6 × 9, 6 × 7)
1. 49 : 343 : : 64 : ..... A) 27 B) 65 C) 87 D) 99 C) 6, 10, 18 D) 7, 12, 20 Ans: C
A) 498 B) 512 C) 508 D) 520
Sol: 6 : 62 + 6 : : 9 : 92 + 6 (87) Sol: (4 , 8 , 16)
A) 512 B) 532 C) 576 D) 716 Ans: C Sol: 5 : 53 + 5 : : 8 : 83 + 8 (520) Ans: D
Sol: 49 : 343 : : 64 : 512 9. 600 : 2000 : : ....... : 9000 13. 4375 : 5486 : : 5683 : .....
Writer
+4 +8
72 73 82 83 Ans: A A) 3000 B) 3600 C) 5400 D) 5600 A) 3561 B) 6594 C) 4571 D) 6794 G. Sashi Kumar
(6, 10, 18)
2. 13 : 2197 : : 11 : ..... Sol: 252 − 25 : 452 − 25 : : 752 − 25 (5600) : Sol: 4375 : 5486 : : 5683 : 6794
Senior Faculty, CCE
A) 1321 B) 1331 C) 1089 D) 1571 952 − 25 Ans: D + 1111 + 1111 Ans: D +4 +8 Ans: C

LETTER ANALOGY A) TIW B) GAD C) OWT D) WLT 6. HCM : FAK : : SGB : ....... P O S T Sol: B C D E
Sol: XZG opposite letters CAT A) ESQ B) GES C) QEZ D) QIB +6 +6 +6 +6 V W X Y
In this type of questions? two sets of let- Similarly, DOG opposite letters are WLT Sol: H C M V U Y Z Ans: B Similarly
ters in one pair are given. Then another Ans: D −2 −2 −2 9. AHOP : CKSU : : BJMF : ...... F G H J
set of letters is given either followed or 3. BGEK : CIHO : : AFEJ : ...... F A K A) DQKM B) CJWM R S T U
preceded by a blank. First, we need to A) BDEI B) BHHN C) BHIL D) BEDI Similarly C) EZUQ D) DMQK Opposite letters written in reverse orders.
identify the relationship between the two Sol: B G E K S G B Sol: A H O P Ans: D
set of letters given in the pair. Then, by +1 +2 +3 +4 −2 −2 −2 +2 +3 +4 +5 12. BEHK : PSVY : : ADGJ : ......
applying the same relationship, we need to C I H O Q E Z Ans: C C K S U A) ORUX B) DHLP
identify the letters that fits in the blank Similarly 7. HAND : JBPE : : PALM : ...... Similarly C) PRTV D) ORSV
space. A F E J A) RBNM B) RBMN B J M F Sol: B H E K
+1 +2 +3 +4 C) QBNN D) RBNN +2 +3 +4 +5 +14 +14 +14 +14
Directions (Q. 1-13): In each of the following
B H H N Ans: B Sol: H A N D D M Q K Ans: D P S V Y
questions, there is some relationship between
4. AZ : BY : : DW : ...... +2 +1 +2 +1 10. BAD : CBE : : ...... : IVSU Similarly
the two terms to the left of : : and the same rela-
tionship holds between the two terms to its A) EV B) CX C) EX D) CV J B P E A) GOOD B) HSPR A D G J
right. Also, in each question, one term either to Sol: A Z D W Similarly C) HALT D) HURT +14 +14 +14 +14
+1 −1 +1 −1 P A L M Sol: C B E O R U X Ans: A
the right of : : or to the left of it is missing. This
term is given as one of the alternatives given B Y E V Ans: A +2 +1 +2 +1 −1 −1 −1 13. XXYZYY : CCBABB : : XYYZZY : ......
below each question. Find out this term. 5. ACF : GIL : : MOR : ...... R B N N Ans: D B A D A) ABBACC B) BBACCA
1. ABC : XYZ : : DEF : ...... A) SUX B) TUX C) UWZ D) SVY 8. CARD : IGXJ : : POST : ...... Similarly C) ABBCCA D) CBBAAB
A) UVW B) PQR C) HIJ D) KLM Sol: A C F A) UTXY B) VUYZ I V S U Sol: Letters and their opposite parts
Sol: (A B C) opposite letters are ZYX +6 +6 +6 C) UTYZ D) VUXY −1 −1 −1 −1 X X Y Z Y Y
ZYX written in reverse order G I L Similarly Sol: C A R D H U R T C C B A B B
Similarly DEF, opposite letters are WVU, M O R +6 +6 +6 +6 Ans: D Similarly
written in reverse order UVW Ans: A +6 +6 +6 I G X J 11. BCDE : VWXY : : FGHI : ...... X Y Y Z Z Y
2. XZG : CAT : : DOG : ...... S U X Ans: A Similarly A) JKLM B) KLIJ C) NOPQ D) RSTU C B B A A B Ans: D
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Passage – 1
Newspapers sell because of news and edito-
rial coverage but they get more revenue from
advertisements. News costs money, while
advertisements fetch money. The economics of
modern newspapers is such that they cannot
run by just selling news; they have to depend
on advertisements. The economics of newspa-
per publishing requires both subscribers who
can afford to buy newspapers and business-
men who can afford to advertise in it. The
growth of the press depends on both.
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aspect can be neglected.
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like editorial, circulation, advertising and pro-
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ment. The heads of various departments must
be a part of the management of a newspaper.
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and future plans of the management. They can-
not afford to remain cut off from the mainstream
of management function. In addition, each
department should keep the other department
managers informed of those of its activities that
will be useful to them. This is a vital aspect of
newspaper management.
1. The growth of a newspaper depends on
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Passage – 2
The ancestor of the modern horse lived just
after the dinosaurs ruled the earth, and was
not much bigger than a rabbit and lived in
forests. Eohippus, or Dawn Horse, was the
name given to this ancient horse because it
lived at the beginning of the Age of the
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foot and three toes on each back foot. The
modern horse has only one toe on its front and
back legs and the hoof is actually the nail of
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species of horses had grown to be as large as
a Great Dane dog. They looked very much like
a tiny modern horse. While this species had
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Growth of a newspaper depends on..
c) Advertisers
d) Subscribers and advertisers
2. Identify the most suitable title for the passage
from the options given below.
a) Role of advertisements in newspapers.
b) The economics of newspapers.
c) Newspaper Management.
d) News and Money.
3. The word ‘vital’ as used in the context is clos-
est in meaning to which of the following?
a) primary b) significant
c) acute d) paramount
4. According to the passage, which of the fol-
lowing is not required for better newspaper
management?
a) Sufficient monetary inflow from advertise-
ments
b) Enough subscriptions to support the eco-
nomics of the newspaper
c) Participation of newspaper heads in set-
ting up management goals.
d) Good communication among different
departments of the newspapers
5. The word 'afford' used in the passage is clos-
est in meaning to which of the following?
a) bear the expense of something
b) to manage or bear
Much later, the legs of the horse grew longer
and the horse became bigger. Some species
were as large as many of today's ponies. At
this time, the horse lived on the open plains
rather than in forests. With the development of
one toe on each foot, it could outrun most of its
enemies. These horses also travelled widely,
crossing from Alaska to Siberia and spreading
all over Asia and Europe. Fossils have been
found from China to Western Europe.
It took about fifty-five million years of
changes for the modern horse to develop. The
history of the horse shows how evolution helps
an animal better adapt to its world. Without
these natural changes, there would be no
horses today, as we know them.
1. What is this story about?
a) Fossils of early horses.
b) The origin of species.
c) Different species of horses.
d) The evolution of the horse.
2. What does the word ‘species’ mean in the
fourth paragraph?
a) A category of animals.
b) A mental image.
c) A common name.
d) A familiar type.
3. How were the horses at the end of the Dawn
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c) have the resources
d) reap a substantial monetary profit
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Period like modern horses?
a) Both had only one toe that touched the
ground.
b) The horse was about the same size as
today by the end of the Dawn Period.
c) The legs and size of the horse were about
the same.
d) The body structure of both horses was
the same.
4. Why is the ancestor of the horse named the
Dawn Horse?
a) Fossils have been found in England and
Europe.
b) It lived at the same time as the dinosaurs.
c) It lived at the beginning of the Age of the
Mammals.
d) The Dawn Horse was born at the dawn of
time.
5. What is the reason behind the evolution of
animals?
a) For the purpose of improvement
b) To become more adept at working
c) To compete with each other
d) To adapt to their environmental changes
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1. The author is most likely to agree with which
Passage – 3 of the following statements?
The suggestion of the National Commission a) The suggestion of the NCMEI to make
for Minority Educational Institutions (NCMEI) Mathematics and English optional would
to make Mathematics and English optional so be of great relief for many students.
that they do not count for promotion in sec- b) NCMEI should not promote the bill that
ondary school would be music to many an ear. supports abolition of English as a com-
The recommendation is not baseless. It is pulsory subject for high secondary
based on the survey by the elementary educa- students.
tion department of the HRD ministry. Student c) English is the most difficult language to
dropouts suddenly increase after class V when learn.
clearing all exams becomes a condition for
d) Textbooks should be designed to make
promotion. The survey gives a break-up of
learning Mathematics fun.
sections of society who drop out. The leading
2. Which of the following statements can be
dropouts are educationally weaker sections
inferred from the passage?
like Muslims, STs, SCs, and OBCs in
descending order. Upper castes constitute a) All good schools in India use English as
only about 4 per cent. The figures challenge
the stereotype that low scores are obtained by
the medium of instruction after primary
school.
b) IQ of a person is not dependent upon his
those born with low IQ.
Why do weaker sections account for most of
the poor scores in English and mathematics?
caste.
c) School teachers are accountable for
A domestic help from a resettlement colony in bringing up students up to the required
East Delhi illiterate, SC and mother of four level.
children once said, “It all depends on where d) All of these
you live. My brother-in-law lives in 3. According to the passage,
Chanakyapuri and his son has a permanent a) The class divide fully explains low scores
job in the Supreme Court, earning Rs.6,000 a in Mathematics.
KEY
month. His job is simply to inform lawyers b) Most children drop out after class XII as it
3-b 4-c 5-b about the list of cases coming up the next day. becomes necessary to clear all compulso-
But none of my children could study and find ry subjects, which include English as well
a permanent job, because we’ve been living in as Mathematics.
Trilokpuri”. Locality could play a major role in c) German schools determine the aptitude of
low examination scores. children at the end of primary school.
English, the NCMEI rightly points out, d) English is the toughest of all European lan-
remains a stumbling block for tens of thou- guages.
sands of students. While English is considered 4. According to the passage why do the weaker
a foreign language, it is a status symbol as sections account for most of the poor scores
well as a critical instrument for upward mobili- in English and Mathematics?
ty in Indian society. A central university delib-
a) Poor people have low IQ level.
erated at length over whether English or a
b) Locality plays an important role in exami-
regional language should be its official lan-
nation scores.
guage when it was about to get the status of a
c) People belonging to the lower level send
central university through an Act of Parliament
their kids on work.
sometime ago.
d) All the above
Many of the university’s faculty members
5. What is the tone of the author in the pas-
argued in favour of the regional language
sage?
being its official language. It was striking that
a) Objective
most of their children studied in English medi-
um schools, while they argued in favour of b) A scathing criticism of the education sys-
regional medium for reasons that resonate tem in India
with those extended by the NCMEI. c) Ironical tone
The problem of dropouts comes to the fore
d) Appreciative
at the class V and class X stages. German
KEY
schools decide the aptitude of children at the
end of primary school. Primary school exami- 1-a 2-b 3-c 4-b 5-a
nation scores are used to convey the aptitude
of 10-year-olds regarding which students are
qualified for academic and higher streams and These model questions were prepared by
which ones are to be diverted to vocational Subject experts of Career Launcher,
4-c 5-d
schools. Hyderabad
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Ratio of HCF to LCM is?

HCF & LCM
1. The LCM of two numbers is 240 and HCF is
12. If one of the numbers is 48, find the other
number?
a) 60 b) 80 c) 120 d) 24
Sol: HCF × LCM = Product of two numbers
⇒ 12 × 240 = 48 × Second number
12 × 240 9 12 18 21 Required ratio = 6 : 360 = 1 : 60
⇒ Second number =  = 60
48
Ans: a
6. The HCF of , , , and  is...

3
a) 
5
10 25 35
252
b) 
5
c) 
3
1400
40
63
d) 
700
SSC Exams 13. If the LCM and HCF of two positive even
Ans: c

numbers is 84 and 2 respectively, then the

2. Find the HCF of 513, 1134 and 1215.
a) 81 b) 9 c) 3
Sol: 513 = 33 × 19; 1134 = 2 × 34 × 7
d) 27
(
9 12 18
Sol: HCF of , , , and 
10 25 35
21
40
) Special minimum sum of two numbers will be..
a) 30 b) 26 c) 14
Sol: Let the numbers be 2a and 2b, where a
d) 34

and 1215 = 35 × 5 HCF of (9, 12, 18, and 21) 3

and b are co-prime natural numbers.
=  =  Quantitative Aptitude
HCF of (513, 1134, 1215) = 33 = 27 Ans: d LCM of (10, 25, 35 and 40) 1400
Then, 2a × 2b = 2 × 84 ⇒ a × b = 42
3. The greatest number that exactly divides Ans: c
Possible pairs of a and b are
2436, 1001 and 105 is... 7. The LCM of 96, 144 and N is 576. If their 11. An orchard has 48 apple trees, 60 mango (42, 1) (14, 3) (7, 6) (21, 2)
a) 7 b) 21 c) 1 d) None of these HCF is 48, then which of the following can be trees and 96 banana trees. These have to Minimum sum of numbers
Sol: 2436 = 22 × 3 × 7 × 29; 1001 = 7 × 11 × 13 one of the value of N? be arranged in rows such that each row has
= 2(a + b) = 2(7 + 6) = 26 Ans: b
and 105 = 3 × 5 × 7 a) 168 b) 192 c) 144 d) 244 the same number of trees of the same type.
14. The HCF and LCM of two 2-digit numbers
Greatest number = HCF of (2436, 1001, 105) Sol: From options, only 192 and 144 are divisi- Find the minimum possible number of such
are 16 and 480 respectively. The numbers
=7 Ans: a ble by 48. LCM of (96, 144 and 192) = 576 rows that can be formed.
are...
4. The HCF of two numbers is 8. Which one of Hence, 192 can be value of N. Ans: b a) 13 b) 14 c) 16 d) 17
a) 40, 48 b) 70, 72
the following can never be their LCM? 8. Find the difference between the LCM and Sol: Total number of trees are
c) 64, 80 d) 80, 96
a) 24 b) 60 c) 48 d) 56 3 4 5 48 + 60 + 96 = 204
HCF of , , and . Sol: H.C.F. of the two 2 - digit numbers = 16
Sol: Since 8 is not the divisor of 60. Therefore, 13 39 182 9. The LCM of two numbers is 500 and their Given that each row has the same number of
Hence, the numbers can be expressed as
60 cannot be LCM of two numbers. 2620 2619 HCF is 50. If one of the numbers is 100, the trees and all trees in a row are of the same
a)  b)  16x and 16y, where x and y are prime to
Ans: b 546 546 other number is... type. Since we need to minimise the number
each other. Now, First number × second
5. The product of the two 2-digit numbers and a) 250 b) 400 c) 500 d) None of rows, we need to maximise the number of
1309 number
their HCF is 1536 and 16 respectively. Which c)  d) None of these Sol: LCM × HCF = N1 × N2 and N1 = 100, trees in each row.
273 = H.C.F. × L.C.M.
of the following cannot be one of the 500 × 50 Number of trees in each row =
numbers?
a) 16 b) 48 c) 32 d) 102
(
3 4
Sol: LCM , , 
13 39 182
5
) ∴ N2 =  = 250
100
10. The HCF and LCM of two numbers are 25
Ans: a HCF of 48, 60 and 96 = 12
204
⇒ 16x × 16y = 16 × 480
16 × 480
⇒ xy =  = 30
[LCM (3, 4, 5)] 60 ∴ Minimum number of rows =  = 17 16 ×16
Sol: Product of two numbers = HCF × LCM =  =  and 500 respectively. If the first number is 12
[HCF (13, 39, 182)] 13 The possible pairs of x and y, satisfying the
16 × LCM = 1536 ⇒ LCM = 96 divided by 2, the quotient is 50. The second Ans: d
condition xy = 30 are : (3, 10), (5, 6), (1, 30),
Now, let the numbers be 16x and 16y.
16x × 16y = 96 × 16 ⇒ xy = 6
(
3 4
HCF , , 
13 39 182
5
) number is...
a) 50 b) 100 c) 125 d) 250
12. If product of two numbers is 2160 and their
HCF is 6, then what will be the ratio of HCF
(2, 15) Since the numbers are of 2-digits
each. Hence, admissible pair is (5, 6)
The pairs satisfying the given condition and [HCF (3, 4, 5)] 1 Sol: First number = 2 × 50 = 100 to LCM?
=  =  ∴ Numbers are 16 × 5 = 80 and 16 × 6 = 96
prime to each other are (1, 6) and (2, 3). [LCM (13, 39, 182)] 546 2nd number × 100 = 25 × 500 a) 21 : 60 b) 60 : 21
Ans: d
Thus, the numbers are (16, 96) and (32, 48). 60 1 2520 − 1 2519 (Since product of two numbers = HCF × LCM) c) 1 : 60 d) 60 : 1
Difference =  −  =  = 
Therefore, 102 cannot be one of them. 13 546 546 546 ⇒ 2nd number = 125 2160 These model questions were prepared by
Sol: LCM =  = 360
Ans: d Ans: d Ans: c 6 Subject experts of Career Launcher, Hyderabad

Remainders remainder 1 in each case. 5. What will be the remainder when 35 + 56 is Hence, N = 6 × 18 + 5 = 113 Ans: d divided by 5?
a) 85 b) 87 c) 43 d) 13 divided by 4? 7. The remainder when 231 is divided by 5 is.. a) 1 b) 3 c) 2 d) 4
1. The remainder when 52563744 is divided
Sol: N = 6x + 1 and N = 7y + 1 a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 0 a) 3 b) 4 c) 2 d) 1 Sol: 92 when divided by 5 leaves a remainder of
by 24 is...
⇒ 6x + 1 = 7y + 1 Sol: 35 when divided by 4 leaves a remainder Sol: Cyclicity of 2 is 4, then last digit of 231 is 1. Therefore, 983 will leave a remainder of
a) 1 b) 0 c) 2 d) 3 4 when divided by 5. 6 divided by 5 leaves
⇒ 6x − 7y = 0 of 3 whereas 56 leaves a remainder of 1 2×2×2=8
Sol: 52563744 = 2 × 3 × 4 × 2190156 when divided by 4. a remainder of 1 therefore, 653 will also
By hit and trial x = 7 and y = 6 When we divide 231 by 5,
It is divisible by 24. Hence, remainder = 0 So, the sum of these two numbers will be leave a remainder of 1 when divided by 5.
Therefore, N = 6 × 7 + 1 = 43 we get remainder = 3
Ans: b divisible by 4. Total remainder will be (4 × 1) = 4
Ans: a
2. In a division problem, the divisor is 10 times Ans: c Ans: d Ans: d
8. When n is divided by 4, the remainder is 3.
the quotient and 5 times the remainder. If the 4. What is the remainder when 98765432123 is 6. What is the smallest three-digit number which 10. A number when divided by 6 leaves the
What is the remainder when 2n + 1 is divided
remainder is 46, the dividend is... divided by 9.... when divided by 6 leaves a remainder of 5 and remainder 3. When the square of the same
by 4?
a) 5326 b) 5236 c) 5336 d) 5246 a) 1 b) 2 c) 5 d) 4 when divided by 5 leaves a remainder of 3? number is divided by 6, the remainder is...
a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4
Sol: Divisor = 5 × 46 = 230 Sol: A number is divisible by 9 if the sum of its a) 147 b) 117 c) 183 d) 113 a) 0 b) 1 c) 2 d) 3
Sol: When n is divided by 4, then remainder = 3
230 digits is divisible by 9. Sol: Let N be the number. Then, Sol: Let N be the number.
∴ Quotient =  = 23 2n + 1 n n 1 3 + 3 +1
10 Sum of digits = 9 + 8 + 7 + 6 + 5 + 4 + 3 + N = 6x + 5 and N = 5y + 3 ∴  =  +  +  ⇒  Then, N = 6x + 3
4 4 4 4 4
∴ Dividend = 23 × 230 + 46 = 5336 2+1+2+3 ∴ 6x + 5 = 5y + 3 ∴ N2 = 36x2 + 9 + 36x
⇒ Remainder = 3
Ans: c = 50 ⇒ 5y − 6x = 2 ⇒ N2 = 6(6x2 + 1 + 6x) + 3
Ans: c
3. Find the smallest value of N (N > 1) such that When we divide 50 by 9, then remainder = 5 By hit and trial for smallest three digit number. Hence, N2 is divided by 6, remainder = 3
when N is divided by 6 or 7, it leaves the Ans: c x = 18 and y = 22 9. What is the remainder when 983 × 653 is Ans: d

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Character Puzzles
In this type of questions, a figure or a
matrix is given in which some numbers
are filled according to a rule. A place is
left blank. You have to find out a char-
acter (a number or a letter) from the
given possible answers which may be 5 17. Which one will replace the question mark ?
filled in the blank space. 4 1 SSC 3 ? 5

Model Questions 64 8 Exams Special 5 4 7

1. Which one will replace the question mark ?
1 8 9
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2 10 4 1 17 5 1 ? 6 
25
√ 16 × ? = 20
Therefore
3 3 4 A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4 ? = 25 Ans: C
60 96 140
Explanation: 13. Which one will replace the question mark ?
A) 18 B) 20 C) 21 D) 19
(2)2 = 4; (8)2 = 64
Explanation: 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 = 10 2 3 5 4 7 3 5 A) 4 B) 6 C) 9 D) 8
(5) = 25; (1)2 = 1
and 1 + 3 + 5 + 8 = 17 39 51 ? Explanation:
Ans: A
Similarly, 1 + 4 + 6 + 9 = 20 Ans: B 3 × 5 × 4 = 60
6. Which one will replace the question mark ? 6 3 5 4 5 4
2. Which one will replace the question mark ? and 5 × 7 × 4 = 140
A) 14 B) 22 C) 32 D) 320
10 9 11 16 15 ? A) 47 B) 45 C) 37 D) 35 Therefore, 4 × 4 × ? = 96
Explanation: Explanation:
20 25 22 ? = (96/16) = 6 Ans: B
4 8 5 4 (5 × 6 × 4)/10 = 12 (3 × 3) + (5 × 6) = 39 18. Which one will replace the question mark ?
108 ? 7 14 13 10 10 12 and (6 × 7 × 5)/10 = 21 and (4 × 4) + (5 × 7) = 51
9 12 A) 6 B) 7 C) 8 D) 9 Therefore (4 x 8 x 10)/10 = 32 Ans: C Therefore, (3 × 4) + (5 × 5) = 37 4 4 7 7
Explanation: 10. Which one will replace the question mark ? Ans: C
A) 80 B) 114 C) 108 D) None of these 13 15 36 54 45 63
(10 + 9 + 14 + 7)/2 = 20 14. Which one will replace the question mark ? 3 6 2
Explanation: (4 + 8) × 9 = 108 4
and (11 + 16 + 10 + 13)/2 = 25 1 4 6
(5 + 4) × 12 = 108 Ans: C
Therefore, (15 + ? + 12 + 10)/2 = 22 9 5 5 3 8 3
3. Which one will replace the question mark? 2 6 2
Hence 37 + ? = 44 ?
551 246 ?
4 8 5
? = 44 − 37 ⇒ ? = 7 A) 2 B) 4 C) 6 D) 8
Ans: B 28 90 ? 3 4 7 9 2 1
6 8 4 Explanation:
7. Which one will replace the question mark ? A) 18 B) 90 C) 108 D) 28 (4 × 7) ÷ 4 = 7
A) 262 B) 622 C) 631 D) 824
6 14 6 14 6 ? Explanation: and (6 × 2) ÷ 3 = 4
5 Explanation:
8 8 4 13 + 15 = 28; 36 + 54 = 90 Therefore, (6 × 2) ÷ 2 = 6 Ans: C
(915 − 364) = 551
10 18 14 22 11 15 32 ? 44 7 Therefore, 45 + 63 = 108 Ans: C
(789 − 543) = 246
11. Which one will replace the question mark ?
A) 8 B) 14 C) 10 D) 6 6 (863 − 241) = 622 Ans: B Writer
Explanation: 3 4 8 15. Which one will replace the question mark ?
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For first triangle, A) 33 B) 38 C) 32 D) 37
Explanation: 4 7 5 Senior Faculty, RACE
10 − 4 = 6; 18 − 10 = 8; 18 − 4 = 14
2 5 4 6
For second triangle, (5 × 6) + 2 = 32; (7 × 6) + 2 = 44 33 78 46
14 − 8 = 6; 22 − 14 = 8; 22 − 8 = 14 (7 × 5) + 2 = 37 Ans: D 19. Which one will replace the question mark ?
For third triangle, 8. Which one will replace the question mark ? 4 5 9 ? 8 ? 9
93 27 79 38 67 16
11 − 5 = 6; 15 − 11 = 4; 15 − 5 = 10 3 6 8 A) 12 B) 13 C) 11 D) 10
Ans: C A) 8 B) 9 C) 10 D) 11
Explanation:
4. Which one will replace the question mark? 5 8 4 Explanation:
(4 × 8) + 1 = 33; (5 × 9) + 1 = 46
(3 × 4 − 8) = 4; (2 × 5 − 4) = 6
2 2 1 4 7 ? Similarly, (7 × 11) + 1 = 78 Ans: C
3 (4 × 5 − 9) = 11 Ans: D
16. Which one will replace the question mark ?
12. Which one will replace the question mark ? 63 37 42
A) 6 B) 7 C) 8 D) 9 2 4 3 9 1 5
4 9 9 16 16 ?
5 4 5 15 Explanation:
(5 + 3)/2 = 4 and (6 + 8)/2 = 7;
5 5 3 ? Therefore (8 + 4)/2 = 6 3 4 ?
Ans: A
A) 11 B) 19 C) 15 D) 22 9. Which one will replace the question mark ?
6 12 20 A) 5 B) 6 C) 8 D) 9
20 90 ? Explanation:
Explanation: A) 60 B) 50 C) 25 D) 21
A) 20 B) 26 C) 25 D) 75 93 − (27 + 3) = 63
(2 × 2 − 1) = 3 Explanation:
5 6 6 7 4 8  Explanation: 79 − (38 + 4) = 37
and (5 × 4 − 5) = 15; (5 × 5 − 3) = 22
Ans: D
12 21 ? √4 × 9 = 6 (2)2 + (4)2 = 20; (3)2 + (9)2 = 90 Therefore, 67 − (16 + ?) = 42
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words are given out of which one word is incor-
rectly spelt. Select the incorrectly spelt word.
1. 1) Absence
3) Achieve
2) Accomodate
4) Acceptable
Select the incorrectly spelt word..
Ans: 2 (Accommodate)
2. 1) Acknowledge 2) Acquaintance 3) Firey 4) Fascinating 55. 1) Carnivorous 2) Ceremonial
3) Acquire

3. 1) Acreage
4) Aquit
Ans: 4 (Acquit)
2) Address
17. 1) Fluorescent
3) Gauge
Ans: 3 (Fiery)
2) Foriegn
4) Friend
SSC Exams 3) Characteristic

56. 1) Chronicel
4) Carismatic
Ans: 4 (Charismatic)
2) Claustrophobia
3) Adultary

4. 1) Affect
4) Advisable
Ans: 3 (Adultery)
2) Agression
18. 1) Grateful
3) Guidance
Ans: 2 (Foreign)
2) Gaurantee
4) Harass
Special 3) Coefficient

57. 1) Comprehensive
4) Colossal
Ans: 1 (Chronicle)
2) Conjecture
3) Allegiance 4) Amateur Ans: 2 (Guarantee) 3) Compatable 4) Consequently
Ans: 2 (Aggression) 19. 1) Height 2) Heirarchy
English Language Ans: 3 (Compatible)
5. 1) Annually 2) Apparant 3) Humorous 4) Hygiene 58. 1) Corollary 2) Desendant
3) Arctic 4) Argument Ans: 2 (Hierarchy) 3) Decipher 4) Deficit
43. 1) Etiquette 2) Wednesday
Ans: 2 (Apparent) 20. 1) Hypocrisy 2) Ignorance Ans: 2 (Descendant)
3) Almond 4) Itinerery
6. 1) Atheist 2) Awful 3) Imitate 4) Imediately 59. 1) Defendent 2) Definition
Ans: 4 (Itinerary)
3) Becomeing 4) Beginning Ans: 4 (Immediately) 3) Dependency 4) Designed
44. 1) Debutent 2) Epitome
Ans: 3 (Becoming) 21. 1) Indict 2) Independent 3) Recommend 4) Referred Ans: 1 (Defendant)
3) Chaos 4) Boutique
3) Indispensable 4) Innoculate Ans: 2 (Receipt) Ans: 1 (Debutant) 60. 1) Desperation 2) Detatchment
Writer
Ans: 4 (Inoculate) 33. 1) Relevant 2) Religious (Debutant (man); Debutante (woman)) 3) Deterrence 4) Detrimental
K. Naresh 22. 1) Intelligence 2) Kernal 3) Repetition 4) Restaraunt 45. 1) Basically 2) Bizarre Ans: 2 (Detachment)
Senior Faculty, CCE 3) Leisure 4) Liaison Ans: 4 (Restaurant) 3) Chauffor 4) Completely 61. 1) Discrepancy 2) Dissemination
Ans: 2 (Kernel) 34. 1) Rhyme 2) Rhythm Ans: 3 (Chauffeur) 3) Documentery 4) Excessive
7. 1) Beleive 2) Bellwether 23. 1) Library 2) Maintainance 3) Secretery 4) Seize 46. 1) Curiousity 2) Ecstasy Ans: 3 (Documentary)
3) Buoyant 4) Business 3) Medieval 4) Memento Ans: 3 (Secretary) 3) Environment 4) Familiar 62. 1) Efficiency 2) Embelishment
Ans: 1 (Believe) Ans: 2 (Maintenance) 35. 1) Separate 2) Sergeant 3) Emissary 4) Emission
Ans: 1 (Curiosity)
8. 1) Calender 2) Camouflage 24. 1) Millennium 2) Miniature 3) Similar 4) Supercede Ans: 2 (Embellishment)
47. 1) Forty 2) Foreseeable
3) Caribbean 4) Category 3) Mischievious 4) Misspell Ans: 4 (Supersede) 63. 1) Equivalent 2) Essense
3) Floresent 4) Further
Ans: 1 (Calendar) Ans: 3 (Mischievous) 36. 1) Tommorow 2) Twelfth 3) Etymology 4) Excellent
Ans: 3 (Fluorescent)
9. 1) Caught 2) Cemetary 25. 1) Necessary 2) Neice 3) Tyranny 4) Underrate Ans: 2 (Essence)
48. 1) Glamurous 2) Guard
3) Changeable 4) Chief 3) Noticeable 4) Occasion Ans: 1 (Tomorrow) 64. 1) Exhibition 2) Existance
3) Honorary 4) Idiosyncrasy
Ans: 2 (Cemetery) Ans: 2 (Niece) 37. 1) Upholstery 2) Usable 3) Facilitate 4) Fascism
Ans: 1 (Glamorous)
10. 1) Colleague 2) Column 26. 1) Occurrence 2) Omission 3) Vaccuum 4) Vicious Ans: 2 (Existence)
49. 1) Interrupt 2) Irresistible
3) Commited 4) Comparison 3) Original 4) Outragous Ans: 3 (Vacuum) 65. 1) Feasible 2) Footware
3) Independant 4) Knowledge
Ans: 3 (Committed) Ans: 4 (Outrageous) 38. 1) Wierd 2) Welfare 3) Forecast 4) Foreigner
Ans: 3 (Independent)
11. 1) Conceed 2) Congratulate 27. 1) Parliament 2) Passtime 3) Withhold 4) Whether Ans: 2 (Footwear)
50. 1) Threshold 2) Propaganda
3) Conscientious 4) Conscious 3) Perceive 4) Perseverance Ans: 1 (Weird) 66. 1) Foresight 2) Gaurdian
3) Persistent 4) Pavillion
Ans: 1 (Concede) Ans: 2 (Pastime) 39. 1) Solemnly 2) Premier 3) Heinous 4) Handful
Ans: 4 (Pavilion)
12. 1) Consensus 2) Controversy 28. 1) Personnel 2) Plagiarize 3) Sacrilegious 4) Embbarrassing Ans: 2 (Guardian)
Ans: 4 (Embarrassing) 51. 1) Aberrant 2) Abnormalities
3) Decieve 4) Definite 3) Playwright 4) Posession 67. 1) Ideologies 2) Immense
40. 1) Bureaucracy 2) Acquaintance 3) Absorpsion 4) Accessible
Ans: 3 (Deceive) Ans: 4 (Possession) 3) Imitation 4) Illegimate
29. 1) Precede 2) Presence 3) Connoisseur 4) Neauseated Ans: 3 (Absorption) Ans: 4 (Illegitimate)
13. 1) Desperate 2) Difference
3) Principle 4) Privelege Ans: 4 (Nauseated) 52. 1) Acquitted 2) Adolescent 68. 1) Impliment 2) Inaugurate
3) Dilema 4) Disappoint
Ans: 4 (Privilege) 41. 1) Entrepreneur 2) Judgement 3) Alledged 4) Allegiance 3) Inaccessible 4) Insinuate
Ans: 3 (Dilemma)
14. 1) Disastrous 2) Drunkeness 30. 1) Professor 2) Protester 3) Septuagenarian 4) Ingenous Ans: 3 (Alleged) Ans: 1 (Implement)
3) Dumbbell 4) Embarrass 3) Promise 4) Pronounciation Ans: 4 (Ingenious) 53. 1) Bankruptcy 2) Bureaucracy 69. 1) Endurance 2) Intuition
Ans: 2 (Drunkenness) Ans: 4 (Pronunciation) (Ingenious and ingenuous (two different words 3) Benificial 4) Breakthrough 3) Laboratory 4) Irresistable
15. 1) Equipment 2) Exceed 31. 1) Quarentine 2) Queue with different meanings)) Ans: 3 (Beneficial) Ans: 4 (Irresistible)
3) Exhilarate 4) Existance 3) Questionnaire 4) Readable 42. 1) Deceit 2) Definition 54. 1) Cacaphony 2) Camaraderie 70. 1) Lieutenant 2) Miscellaneous
Ans: 4 (Existence) Ans: 1 (Quarantine) 3) Tuition 4) Desparate 3) Connotation 4) Capitalize 3) Omitted 4) Refering
16. 1) Experience 2) Extreme 32. 1) Really 2) Reciept Ans: 4 (Desperate) Ans: 1 (Cacophony) Ans: 4 (Referring)
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‘Har Pal Aapke Saath’ (CTO) of ......

1) TCS 2) Infosys
3) Microsoft India 4) Wipro 5) RIL
27. India and Bangladesh agreed that
a direct passenger train named

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Dhaka and New Jalpaiguri in ......
1) Tripura
3) Manipur
5) Arunachal Pradesh
2) Meghalaya
4) West Bengal

28. EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2020

minimum balance in a post office 3) National Housing Bank insurance will be paid to healthcare
Model Questions savings account has been reduced 4) Bank of India 5) Bank of Baroda workers who die on Covid-19 duty)
Award conferred on ......
1) Raghu Ram Pillarisetti
1. Who was appointed as the new from Rs.100 to ...... 15. On 16 April 2021, RBI announced 1) two years 2) four years 2) Biswajit Chatterjee
Director-General of National Council 1) Rs.50 2) Rs.10 the setting up of a Regulatory 3) five years 4) three years 3) Nikhil Srivastava
of Applied Economic Research 3) Rs.25 4) Rs.75 5) Rs.80 Review Authority, RRA 2.0, to 5) one year
(NCAER)? (She is World Bank's 4) Dr Rajendra Kumar Bhandari
7. RBI extended timeline for process- review its regulations internally and 21. ‘Nelson Mandela World
lead economist and ex-RBI 5) Harsh C. Mariwala
ing of recurring online transactions in consultation with other stake- Humanitarian Award 2021” con-
Professor at NIPFP) till ...... for banks and other financial holders that will be headed by ...... 29. Ghaziabad municipal corporation
ferred on ...... (she is the
1) Sharad Goklani institutions to migrate to the new in ...... became first municipal cor-
1) Usha Throat 2) Raghuram Rajan Hyderabad based Software-engi-
2) Jaideep Bhatnagar framework for processing the recur- poration in India to issue Green
3) R.K.Gandhi 4) B.P.Kanungo neer turned social entrepreneur.)
ring online transactions. (Additional bonds in BSE?
3) Poonam Gupta 5) M. Rajeshwar Rao 1) Gowsalya Shankar
Factor of authentication has been 1) MP 2) UP 3) Haryana
4) Pallav Mohapatra 16. Which mission was launched by 2) Dr Shobhna Kapoor
brought in for recurring auto-pay- 4) Jharkhand 5) Chhattisgarh
5) Dr GP Samanta the Union Health Minister Harsh 3) Dr Antara Banerjee
ments which have been pre-instruct- 30. DPIIT (Department for Promotion
2. Who is appointed as Revenue Vardhan aimed at spreading 4) Rumana Sinha Sehgal
ed by the consumers.) of Industry and Internal Trade) is in
Secretary under Finance Ministry? awareness about nutrition and 5) Dr Ritu Gupta
1) 31 December 2021 Sudarshan Sen the process of finalising a dedicat-
1) Rajiv Gauba 2) Samant Goel locally available nutritious food, 22. Udhampur district of which state/
2) 31 January 2022 ed digital portal “Atmanirbhar
3) Tarun Bajaj fruits, and vegetables? Union Territory bagged top position
3) 30 September 2021 Niveshak Mitra” for handholding
4) Trilochan Mohapatra 1) Aahaar Gnanam at National level for successfully and facilitation, information and
4) 31 March 2022 2) Aahaar Shrama implementing Pradhan Mantri
5) Injeti Srinivas dissemination of ......
5) 30 September 2022 3) Aahaar Kranti Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) dur-
3. National Cooperative Development 1) Banking customers
8. Which payment bank launched the GENERAL AWARENESS 4) Aahaar Dhoom ing 2020-21?
Corporation (NCDC) secured Euro 2) Foreign companies
‘Rewards123’ savings account? 5) Aahar Pranaam 1) Jammu and Kashmir
68.87 million (Rs.600 crore) loan 3) Individual brokers
from ...... for onward lending to 1) Jio Payments Bank 12. The SWIFT code is usually 2) Chhattisgarh 3) Gujrat
17. How much fund allocated for 4) Domestic investors
cooperatives in the country. 2) Paytm Payments Bank required when we conduct an Startup India Seed Fund Scheme 4) Chandigarh 5) Rajasthan
international money transfer. In this 5) Foreign investors
1) EDB 2) World Bank 3) Airtel Payments Bank (SISFS) that was launched on 19 23. Who is the DIPAM (Department of
case, SWIFT stands for ...... 31. Agriculture Minister Narendra
3) IMF 4) Deutsche Bank 4) India Post Payments Bank April 2021 to provide financial Investment and Public Asset
1) Security of Worldwide Interbank Singh Tomar launched which por-
5) American Express 5) Fino Payments Bank assistance to start-ups for proof of Management) secretary said that
Financial Telecommunication tal to connect nursery operators
9. On 19 April 2021, RBI set up a six- concept, prototype development, multiple expressions of interest
2) Society of Web Interbank with consumers?
member committee to review regu- product trials, market entry and from bidders for privatization of
Writer lations on asset reconstruction com- Financial Telecommunication commercialization? Neelachal Ispat Nigam Ltd (NINL) 1) 'National Nursery Portal'
Amara Veeraswamy panies (ARCs) under the chairman- 3) Society of Worldwide International received? 2) 'National Plant Portal'
1) Rs.1500 crores
ship of ...... Financial Telecommunication 1) K. N. Vyas 3) 'National Plantation Portal'
Subject Expert 2) Rs.1800 crores
1) Shyamala Gopinath 4) Society of Worldwide Interbank 2) Sumanta Chaudhury 4) 'National Tree Portal'
3) Rs.945 crores
2) Sunil Mehta Fund Telecommunication 3) Tuhin Kanta Pandey 5) 'National Forest Portal'
4. Which USA based banking group 4) Rs.745 crores
announced that it will shut consumer 3) N.S. Vishwanathan 5) Society of Worldwide Interbank 4) Avinash K. Srivastava 32. Who chaired the first meeting of
5) Rs.1845 crores
banking operations in 13 countries Financial Telecommunication 5) Gargi Kaul National Startup Advisory Council
4) T P Rajendran 18. Which state became the first state in
including India? 13. On 7 April 2021, the Agriculture (NSAC)? (It is set up to advise the
5) Sudarshan Sen the country, where each family will 24. 2021 Energy Transition Index (ETI)
Minister Narendra Singh Tomar government on measures needed
1) Bank of America Corporation 10. Securities and Exchange Board of get health insurance of Rs.5 lakh was released by World Economic
launched Madhukranti Portal that to build a strong ecosystem for nur-
2) JPMorgan Chase & Co. India (SEBI), imposed a monetary each year in the name of Chiranjeevi Forum (WEF). As per the index,
acts as a data base for Honey pro- turing innovation and startups in
3) Citigroup penalty of Rs.25 crore on which Health Insurance Scheme? India got which rank among 115
ducers with technical and banking the country.)
4) Citizens Financial Group bank in the additional tier 1 bonds 1) AP 2) Telangana countries?
partnership from ...... 1) Nirmala Sitharaman
5) Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (AT1) mis-selling case? 3) Rajasthan 4) Bihar 5) Delhi 1) 11th 2) 87th 3) 94th
1) SBI 2) HDFC Bank 2) Narender Modi 3) Piyush Goel
5. Which bank and Mastercard 1) DBS Bank 2) Bank of India 19. ‘Har Pal Aapke Saath’ is the punch 4) 112th 5) 8th
3) ICICI Bank 4) Canara Bank 4) Shakthikanth Das
announced their partnership to 3) Bank of Baroda 4) YES Bank line of ...... 25. Which railway zone in India
5) Indian Bank became the first fully electrified 5) A.B.Pandey
launch a mobile-based consumer- 5) SBI 1) SBI 2) SEBI 3) LIC
14. Who launched Rs.10,000 crore railway zone?
friendly payment solution - the Pay 11. Who is appointed as the new 4) RBI 5) HDFC ANSWERS
‘Special Refinance Facility-2021’ 1) East Coast Railway Zone
by Bank App, a first-of-its-kind pay- Economic Affairs Secretary in the 20. On 20 April 2021, the Government
(SRF-2021), that was launched to 1-3 7-3 13-5 19-3 25-3 31-1
ment functionality in India on 15 Finance Ministry? of India extended the insurance 2) Konkan Railway Zone
provide short term refinance sup- 2-3 8-3 14-3 20-5 26-4 32-3
April 2021? 1) Aparna Subramani scheme under the ‘Pradhan Mantri 3) West Central Railway Zone 3-4 9-5 15-5 21-4 27-4
port to housing finance companies
1) SBI 2) ICICI 3) RBL Bank 2) Sumanta Chaudhury (HFCs) and other eligible Primary Garib Kalyan Package for health 4) North Eastern Railway Zone 4-3 10-4 16-3 22-1 28-5
4) HDFC 5) Canara Bank 3) Ajay Seth 4) Ravi Kant Lending Institutions (PLIs)? workers’ for a period of………. 5) North Central Railway Zone 5-3 11-3 17-3 23-3 29-2
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4 õÙñ-ÚÁé vAòÅ¡ª-áÙö˺ õÙñ-ÚÁéÙ ÚÛL-Tì òÅ¡ªâ°õª
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B, C ÷”êŸh î¦uþ§-ô¦ÌÄõ Eù£pAh = r2 : r3
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MENSURATION
Mensuration is one of the branches of
mathematics. This means measurement. It is
being done in our life in many situations.
For example, length of cloth we need for
stitching, the area of a wall which is being
What is the area of the triangle?
painted, perimeter of a rectangular plot to be
fenced, quantity of water needed to fill the H SEMI CIRCLE A) 616 B) 308 C) 462 D) 636
tank etc. For these kinds of activities, we are
doing measurements for further needs.
F Here, we cover three areas
πr2
Area = 
2
36
SSC Exams 11. How many tiles of 25 cm length and 15 cm
width are required to pave the floor of a hall
9 m long and 6 m wide?
1. Perimeter 2. Area 3. Volume
To find these things we have to remember
the formulae of plane figures and solid fig-
Circumference =  × radius
7

SOLID FIGURES
Special A) 1950
C) 1440
B) 1550
D) 2000
12. If the base radius of 2 cylinders are in the
ratio 3 : 4 and their heights are in the ratio
ures. Try to understand the concept behind Y CUBE Quantitative Aptitude 4 : 9, then the ratio of their volumes is.....
reaching the formula. Total surface area = 6 × a2
(SSC-CGL 2019)
a = side
PLANE FIGURES A) 3248 B) 4262 A) 1 : 2 B) 2 : 1 C) 4 : 1 D) 1 : 4
Volume = a3
 C) 1124 D) 2112 13. A rectangular tank measuring 10 m × 8 m ×
H TRIANGLE Diagonal = √ 3 a
7. A room is 7.5 m long, 5.5 m broad and 5 m 6 m with a circular hole of one-meter diam-
If a, b and c are the lengths of the sides of a Y Cuboid high. What will be the expenditure in covering eter, how much iron sheets (m2) will be
triangle, If 'l' is length, 'b' is breadth, 'h' is height, then the walls by paper 40 cm broad at the rate of needed to make such a tank? (Correct to
 total surface area = 2 (lb + bh + lh) 75 paise per meter? one decimal place) (SSC-CGL 2018)
√
Area = s (s − a)(s − b)(s − c) Volume = l × b × h A) Rs.245.25 B) Rs.243.75 A) 370.4 B) 371.6 C) 375.2 D) 370.8
a+b+c 
Where s =  Diagonal = √ l 2 + b2 + h2 C) Rs.275.50 D) Rs.275.45 14. A rectangular field of 60 metres length and
2 4. The perimeter of a square is 64 cm. Its area 40 meters wide is to be surrounded by a
 Y CYLINDER 8. Find the length of the longest stick that can

√
3 will be (in square cm) be placed in a room of 12 m long, 9 m broad road 5 meter wide. If the cost of making one
Area of equilateral triangle =  × (side)2 Lateral surface area = 2πrh
square meter road is Rs.500, what would be
4 (SSC-CGL 2019) and 8 m high?
r = radius
b  A) 32 B) 256 C) 8 D) 128 A) 18 m B) 19 m the cost of the entire road?
Area of an isosceles triangle =  4a2 − b2
4 √ h = height
Total surface area = 2πr(h + r)
5. The perimeter of an isosceles triangle is 32 C) 17 m D) 32 m A) Rs.13,75,000 B) Rs.12,45,000
cm and each of the equal sides is 5/6 times 9. Two cubes have their volumes in the ratio C) Rs.17,55,000 D) Rs.15,45,500
Volume = πr2h
Area of a right-angled triangle of the base. What is the area (in cm2) of the 8 : 27. Find the ratio of their surface areas?
1 Y Cone triangle? (SSC-CGL 2017)
=  × base × height A) 2 : 3 B) 4 : 9
Lateral surface area = πrl A) 48 B) 39 C) 57 D) 64 Writer
2 C) 16 : 81 D) 8 : 9
r = radius
H SQUARE 6. The radius of a circular ground is 42 m. The 10. If the diameter of a sphere is 14 cm, then Dr. G.S. Giridhar
Area = side2
l = slant height distance (in meters) covered by running 8 what is the surface area (in cm2) of the Director, RACE
h = perpendicular height rounds around it is … (SSC-CGL 2019)
Perimeter = 4 × side sphere? (SSC-CGL 2017)
Total surface area = πr(l + r)
H RECTANGLE
1
Area = length × breadth Volume =  πr2h
3
Key With Explanations ∴ base = 12 cm and ∴ Surface areas ratio
Perimeter = 2 (length + breadth) other sides = 10 cm each = 6a12 : 6a22 = (2)2 : (3)2 = 4 : 9
Y SPHERE 1
1-D; Area of triangle =  × base × height 
H RHOMBUS Total surface area = 4πr2 2 ∴ Height = √ 10 2 − 62 = 8 10-A; Diameter = 14 cm, then radius will be 7 cm
1 r = radius 1 (using pythagorous theorem) 22
Area =  × d1 × d2 ⇒  × 10.2 × 3.5 = 17.85 cm2 Surface area = 4πr2 = 4 ×  × 7 × 7 = 616 cm2
2 4 2 1 7
 Volume =  πr3  ∴ Area of the triangle =  × base × height
Perimeter = √ 4(d12 + d22) 3 2-B; Side of the square field = √ 50625 = 225 m 2 11-C; Area of the floor of the hall = 900 × 600
d1, d1 = diagonals Y HEMI SPHERE Length of the wire required = 4 × 225 = 900 m 1 Area of the tile = 25 × 15 cm2
⇒  × 12 × 8 = 48 cm2
Lateral surface area = 2πr2 Total cost = Rs.15 × 900 = Rs.13,500 2 900 × 600
H PARALLELOGRAM ∴ Number of tiles required = 
Area = b × h r = radius 3-C; Let the length of the plot be 100, then 6-D; Circumference of the ground = 2 × π × 42 25 × 15
b = base Total surface area = 3πr2 breadth will be 75 Required distance = 8 × (2 × π × 42) = 1440
2 ∴ Perimeter = 2(100 + 75) = 350 22 12-D; Volume of a cylinder = πr2 h
h = perpendicular height Volume =  πr3 ⇒ 8 × 2 ×  × 42 = 2112 m
3 ATQ, perimeter is 560 7 ∴ Required ratio is
H TRAPEZIUM 7-B; Area of four walls = 2 × 5 (7.5 + 5.5)
When the perimeter is 350, length is 100. π × (3)2 × 4 : π × (4)2 × 9 ⇒ 9 × 4 : 16 × 9
1 EXERCISE
Area =  × h (a + b) If the perimeter is 560, then the length = 130 m2 =1:4
2 1. What will be the area (in square cm) of a tri- 560 Area of required paper = 130 m2 13-C; Required area of iron sheets =
h = perpendicular height angle with base 10.2 cm and height 3.5 cm? =  × 100 = 160
350 Breadth of the paper = 40 cm = 0.4 m TSA of tank − area of circular hole
a, b = parallel sides A) 15.65 B) 17.45 C) 18.25 D) 17.85
H CIRCLE 2. A square field has an area of 50625 sqm.
Find the cost of fencing around it at Rs.15
3
breadth =  × 160 = 120
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130
∴ Length of the paper =  = 325 m
0.4
⇒ 2(10 × 8 + 8 × 6 + 10 × 6) − π 
1 2
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Area = πr2 ∴ Area = 160 × 120 = 19,200 sqmt ∴ Cost of the paper = 325 × 0.75 22 1
per metre? ⇒ 2(188) −  ×  ⇒ 376 − 0.785 = 375.2
r = radius 4-B; Let the length of the square be 'a' = Rs.243.75 7 4
A) Rs.13,225 B) Rs.13,500
Circumference = 2πr ∴ 4a = 64 ⇒ a =16 14-A; Area of the road = Area of outside rec-
C) Rs.12,750 D) Rs.12,800 8-C; Length of the stick =
θ° ∴ Area = 162 = 256 tangle − Area of inside rectangle
Area of sector =  × πr2 3. The breadth of a rectangular plot is 75% of its length of the diagonal of the room
360° 5-A; Let the base be 6 units then other 2 equal   ⇒ 70 × 50 − 60 × 40
length. If the perimeter of the plot be 560 m,
θ°
Length of the area =  × 2πr
what is its area (in sqm)? sides are 5 units each perimeter of the √ √
⇒ 122 + 92 + 82 = 289 = 17 m ⇒ 3500 − 2400 = 1100 sqm
9-B; a13 : a23 = 8 : 27 ⇒ a1 : a2 = 2 : 3 ∴ Cost = 1100 × 1250 = Rs.13,75,000
360° A) 17500 B) 22500 C) 19200 D) 16800 triangle = 16 units = 32 cm

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GENERAL SCIENCE
1. Sudden bursting of a tube of a bicycle tyre
and propagation of sound waves in air is the
example of .....
a) Isothermal process b) Isobaric process
'Kudi Arasu' journal was started by ...
c) Adiabatic process d) Reversible process
2. Tachometer is used to measure ..... a) Muller b) Aristotle 22. Which of the following is a host city for 2023
a) Speed of aeroplanes
b) Distance of the vehicles
c) George Mendel d) Charles Darwin
10. Craniology is the study of .....
Men’s Boxing World Championship?
a) Tashkent b) New York
SSC Exams
c) Curvature surfaces d) Speed of lights
3. The word “atom” is derived from .....
a) Latin b) Greek c) Spanish d) Arabic
a) Heart b) Bones c) Skull d) Muscles
11. Cell walls are not found in .....
a) Plants b) Fungi
c) Moscow d) New Delhi
23. Recently, who was honoured with Kalinga
Ratna Samman for the year 2021?
Special
4. Coke contains ..... a) M. Venkaiah Naidu b) Shailendra Joshi
c) Bacteria d) Protozoans General Awareness
a) Carbon b) Hydrogen 12. Microphone converts the ...... c) Biswabhusan Harichandan
c) Nitrogen d) Sulphur a) Sound waves to microwaves d) Prachand Praveer
29. The earliest inscriptions were in .....
5. Which of the following is known as “fruit b) Sound waves to electrical signals 24. The biggest floating solar power plant is to
sugar”? a) Sanskrit b) Hindi
c) Sound waves to magnetic signals be set at......
a) Glucose b) Fructose c) Prakrit d) Telugu
d) All the above a) Jaipur b) Noida
c) Sucrose d) Maltose 30. “Nalayira Divya Prabandham” was com-
13. 1 kJ = ..... c) Ramagundam d) Madurai
posed by ......
6. Identify the incorrect statement. a) 100 J b) 10000 J c) 10 J d) 1000 J 25. Who is the Principal Scientific Advisor of
a) Nayanars b) Jains
a) Cold blooded animals take on the temper- 14. Which of the following is/ are the examples India, whose term has been extended?
ature of the surroundings. c) Zoroastrians d) Alvars
of an insulator? a) Vijay Chopra b) Viswajit Kumar
b) Cold blooded animals are cold when their 31. Mughal court chronicles were written in .....
a) Wood b) Plastic c) Ajay Senthil d) K Vijay Raghavan
environment is hot. a) Turkish b) Hindi
c) Rubber d) All the above E. V. Ramaswami Naicker 26. Global Gender Gap Report 2021 is
c) To generate heat, warm blooded animal released by ...... c) Urdu d) Persian
15. The first scientist to use the term “element”
convert the food they eat into energy. was...... a) United Nations Development Programme a) Oxford University b) United Nations 32. ..... plant, which arrived first in the Deccan,
d) Mammals and birds are warm blooded ani- b) World Economic Forum spread to Northern India in the early years
a) Robert Boyle b) Antony c) World Bank d) World Economic Forum
mals c) The World Bank of the seventeenth century.
c) Louis Pasteur d) Micheal Farady
7. Which of the following tests are for AIDS? a) Wheat b) Tobacco
a) Enzyme linked immunosorbent assay
16. Sour or sharper favour of Coca-Cola or d) World Health Organisation HISTORY c) Cotton d) Rice
other soft drink is due to the presence of ..... 19. Recently “Indo-Korean Bilateral Friendship
b) Radio immuno precipitation Park” was inaugurated in ..... 27. In the context of Indus Valley civilisation, 33. “Kudi Arasu” journal was started by ......
a) Sulphuric acid b) Acetic acid
c) Polymerise chain reaction c) Phosphoric acid d) Benzoic acid a) Bengaluru b) Bhopal c) Imphal d) Delhi the Archaeologists have found evidence of a) E. V. Ramaswami Naicker
d) All the above 20. Who authored the book “My Experiments a ploughed field at ..... b) B.R. Ambedkar
8. Which of the following gas released during CURRENT AFFAIRS with Silence”? a) Kalibangan b) Siswal c) Tyagaraja Chetti d) C.N. Mudalair
Bhopal gas tragedy? a) Samir Soni b) Adam Zagajewski c) Shortughai d) Kot diji
a) Carbon monoxide b) Methyl isocyanate 17. Who launched ‘Tribal TB Initiative’? c) Salman Rashid d) Qureshi 28. In Buddhist Literature, which of the follow-
c) Methanol isocyanate ing Pitaka deals with philosophical matters?
Writer
a) Dr Harshavardhan b) Narendra Modi 21. World Meteorological Day is observed
d) Sulphur isocyanate c) Ramnath Kovind d) Venkaiah Naidu every year on ..... a) Vinaya Pitakas b) Sutta pitaka T. Srichakra Phani
9. Who is associated with “Theory of natural 18. World Development Report 2021 is pub- a) 24th March b) 25th March c) Abhidhamma Pitaka Senior Faculty, RACE
selection”? lished by ..... c) 23rd March d) 22nd March d) None of the above

Key With Explanations
1-c; When a thermodynamic system undergoes
a process under the condition that no heat
comes into or goes out of the system, then
the process is said to be adiabatic.
2-a; Tachometer is an instrument used in mea-
suring speeds of aeroplanes and motor
boats.
3-b; The word atom is derived from Greek word
“atoms” meaning indivisible.
4-a; Coke contains 80 to 85% carbon. Coke is
used in the extraction of metals as a reduc-
ing agent.
5-b; Fructose is also known as fruit sugar. It is
present in honey and other fruits.
6-b; Cold blooded animals are hot when their
environment is hot and cold when their
temperature is cold.
7-d.
8-b; Methyl isocyanate gas released from a
pesticide manufacturing plant of union car-
bide in Bhopal.
9-d; Charles Darwin (1809-1882) explained the
mechanism of evolution through his theory
of natural selection. He is still regarded as
‘the father of evolution’.
10-c; Craniology is the study of skull.
11-d; Animals and protozoans do not have cell
walls.
12-b; The microphone converts the sound
waves to electrical signals. These electri-
cal signals are amplified by an amplifier.
13-d; 1 J is the energy required to do 1 joule of
work. A larger unit of energy called kilo
joule (kJ). 1 kJ equals 1000 J.
14-d; Insulators are the materials, which does
not have the free electrons in its volume
and hence it does not conduct the elec-
tricity at all.
15-a; Robert Boyle was the first scientist to use
the term element in 1661.
16-c; Sour or sharper favour of Coca-Cola is
due to the presence of Phosphoric acid.
17-a; Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan
launched ‘Tribal TB Initiative’ in pursuit of
TB Mukt Bharat.
18-c; The World Bank has published the World
Development Report 2021:Data for Better
Lives.
19-d; Indian Defence Minister, Rajnath Singh
and South Korean Defence Minister, Suh
Wook have inaugurated “Indo-Korean
Bilateral Friendship Park” in Delhi.
20-a; Samir Soni authored a book titled “My
Experiments with Silence”. The book aims
to be a personal account of his dialogues
with himself during his growing-up years
in Delhi.
21-c; The United Nations World Meteorological
Day is annually observed across the
world on 23rd March. The theme of World
Meteorological Day 2021 is “The ocean,
our climate and weather”.
22-a; The International Boxing Association
announced Tashkent, the capital city of
Uzbekistan as the host city for 2023
Men’s Boxing World Championship.
23-c; Kalinga Ratna Samman for the year 2021
has been awarded to Biswabhusan
Harichandan, governor of Andhra
Pradesh to recognise his contribution to
literature.
24-c; India's biggest floating solar power plant
with a capacity of 100 MW will be set up
at Ramagundam thermal power plant
reservoir in Telangana.
25-d; Mr K. Vijay Raghavan has been given a
one-year extension as the Principal
Scientific Advisor (PSA) to the
Government of India.
26-d; The World Economic Forum has released
the Global Gender Gap Report 2021.
India ranked 140 among 156 countries.
27-a; Archaeologists have found evidence of a
ploughed field at Kalibangan (Rajasthan),
associated with Early Harappan levels.
28-c; Abhidhamma Pitaka deals with philosoph-
ical matters.
29-c; The earliest inscriptions were in Prakrit, a
name for languages used by ordinary
people.
30-d; The major anthologies of compositions by
the Alvars, the Nalayira Divya praband-
ham, was frequently described as the
Tamil Veda, thus claiming that the text
was as significant as the four Vedas in
Sanskrit.
31-d; Mughal court chronicles were written in
Persian. As the Mughals were Turks by
origin, Turkish was their mother tongue.
Babur wrote poetry and his memoirs in
this language.
32-b; Tobacco, which arrived first in the
Deccan, spread to Northern India in the
early years of the seventeenth century.
Jahangir was so concerned about its
addiction that he banned it.
33-a; E.V. Ramaswami Naicker or Periyar
started a journal “Kudi Arasu” in 1910.

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Figure Completion
In this type of problems, a figure or a
matrix, containing a set of figures
following a particular sequence or
pattern is given, in which a part,
Complete the original pattern with..
generally a quarter, is left blank.
This problem figure is followed by 6. Identify the figure that completes the pattern.
four alternative figures. The aspirant is
required to select the one which fits into
SSC
the blank space of problem figure so as
to complete the original pattern with a X) 1) 2) 3) 4)
Exams Special (X)
Explanation:
1) 2) 3) 4)

logical mind frame & keen observation. Explanation: General Intelligence & Reasoning
Answer: 4
Model Questions 22. Identify the figure that completes the pattern.
Answer: 3
1. Identify the figure that completes the pattern. 7. Identify the figure that completes the pattern.

(X) 1) 2) 3) 4)
Explanation: (X) 1) 2) 3) 4)
(X) 1) 2) 3) 4) (X) 1) 2) 3) 4) Explanation:
Explanation: Explanation:
Answer: 2
12. Identify the figure that completes the pattern. 17. Identify the figure that completes the pattern.
Answer: 4 Answer: 4
2. Identify the figure that completes the pattern. 8. Identify the figure that completes the pattern. Answer: 4

X) 1) 2) 3) 4) (X) 1) 2) 3) 4) Writer
Explanation: Explanation: A. Anjaneyulu
(X) 1) 2) 3) 4) (X) 1) 2) 3) 4) Senior Faculty, RACE
Explanation: Explanation:
Answer: 3 Answer: 4
13. Identify the figure that completes the pattern. 18. Identify the figure that completes the pattern. 23. Identify the figure that completes the pattern.
Answer: 3 Answer: 1
3. Identify the figure that completes the pattern. 9. Identify the figure that completes the pattern.

X) 1) 2) 3) 4) (X) 1) 2) 3) 4) (X) 1) 2) 3) 4)
Explanation: Explanation: Explanation:
(X) 1) 2) 3) 4) X) 1) 2) 3) 4)
Explanation: Explanation:
Answer: 4 Answer: 1 Answer: 2
14. Identify the figure that completes the pattern. 19. Identify the figure that completes the pattern. 24. Identify the figure that completes the pattern.
Answer: 4 Answer: 3
4. Identify the figure that completes the pattern. 10. Identify the figure that completes the pattern.

X) 1) 2) 3) 4) (X) 1) 2) 3) 4) (X) 1) 2) 3) 4)
Explanation: Explanation: Explanation:
(X) 1) 2) 3) 4) X) 1) 2) 3) 4)
Explanation: Explanation:
Answer: 4 Answer: 4 Answer: 3
Answer: 4 15. Identify the figure that completes the pattern. 20. Identify the figure that completes the pattern. 25. Identify the figure that completes the pattern.
Answer: 3
5. Identify the figure that completes the pattern. 11. Identify the figure that completes the pattern.

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X) 1) 2) 3) 4) Explanation: Explanation: Explanation:
X) 1) 2) 3) 4)
Explanation: Explanation:

Answer: 3 Answer: 1
Answer: 2 16. Identify the figure that completes the pattern. 21. Identify the figure that completes the pattern. Answer: 2
Answer: 3
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Passage - 1
'I was deeply depressed when I was eight
years old, 'Nick said. 'I went to my mum crying
and told her I wanted to kill myself.'
'I felt cold and bitter. I hated God for doing this
to me and was terrified of what would happen
when my parents weren't there to look after me.'
'I could brush my own teeth with a wall
mounted brush and wash my own hair with
pump action soap, but there was so much that
was impossible for me.'
At age ten Nick tried to drown himself in the
bath but luckily the attempt was unsuccessful. 'I
felt there was no purpose when you lack pur-
pose and strength. It is hard to hold on,'he said.
But with the help of his religion, friends and fam-
ily, Nick managed to pull through to become an
international symbol of triumph over adversity.
Writer
Dr. Navuluri Peraiah
Subject Expert
1. Why did Nick want to kill himself?
A: Because of his depression.
2. What was the adversity that Nick had in his
life?
A: He was a disabled person having no arms
and legs.
3. What was the unsuccessful attempt made by
Nick?
A) He tried to commit suicide.
B) He wanted to swim in a bath tub.
C) He travelled in a cold and bitter winds.
Ans: A
4. What made Nick terrified?
A) The cold and bitter winds in Los Angeles.
B) The thought that what would happen to
him if he had no parents to look after him.
C) Brushing teeth with a wall mounted teeth.
Ans: B
5. How could Nick become an international
symbol of triumph over adversity?
A) By realising the purpose of his life and his
strengths.
B) By realising that everything is impossible
for him.
POLITY
1. Under which writ, the court can order to set
free an arrested person if the manner or
grounds of arrest are not lawful?
a) Habeas corpus b) Mandamus
c) Prohibition d) Quo Warranto
2. Who fix the strength of the Election commis-
sion of India?
a) Chief Election commissioner
b) The president
c) Attorney General of India
d) The parliament
3. Who described the Preamble as the ‘key-
note’ to the Constitution?
a) Sir Ernest Barker b) KM Munshi
c) Laxminarayan Sahu
d) Jawaharlal Nehru
4. The Preamble of the Indian Constitution was
amended by the .......
a) 24th Amendment b) 42nd Amendment
c) 44th Amendment d) 46th Amendment
5. The Judges of the High Court hold office ....
a) During the pleasure of the President.
b) Till they have attained 65 years of age.
c) Till they have attained 62 years of age.
d) During the pleasure of the Chief Justice of
India.
6. There is no provision in the Constitution for
the impeachment of the .....
a) Chief Justice of India
b) Chief Justice of a High Court
c) Governor d) Vice President
7. Articles 124 to 147 in Part V of the
Constitution deal with .....
a) Supreme court b) High court
c) Parliament d) State Executive
8. The election commission is not concerned
with the elections to ......
a) The parliament
b) The state legislatures
Key With Explanations
1-a; A writ of habeas corpus means that the
court orders that the arrested person
should be presented before it. It can also
order to set free an arrested person if the
manner or grounds of arrest are not lawful.
2-b; The Election Commission shall consist of the
chief election commissioner and such num-
ber of other election commissioners, if any,
as the president may from time to time fix.
3-a; Sir Ernest Barker quoted the Preamble as
the ‘key-note’ to the Constitution.
4-b; Preamble has been amended by the 42nd
Constitutional Amendment Act (1976),
which added three new words- Socialist,
Secular and Integrity.
5-c; He holds office until he attains the age of
62 years. Any questions regarding his age
is to be decided by the president after con-
sultation with the chief justice of India and
the decision of the president is final.
6-c; The Constitution does not lay down any
A smile that is fixed for
all occasions is a ...?
C) By playing football.
Ans: A
Passage - 2
'When I was 13, I read a newspaper article
about a disabled man who had managed to
achieve great things and helped others,' said
Nick.
'I realised why god had made us like this - to
give hope to others. It was so inspirational to
me that I decided to use my life to encourage
other people and give them the courage that the
article had given me.'
'I decided to be thankful for what I do have,
not get angry about what I don't.'
'I looked at myself in the mirror and said: 'You
know what the world is right that I have no arms
and legs, but they'll never take away the beau-
ty of my eyes.' I wanted to concentrate on
something good that I had.'
"The challenges in our lives are there to
strengthen our convictions. They are not there
to run us over", said Nick. In 1990 Nick won the
Australian Young Citizen of the Year award for
his bravery and perseverance.
1. What was the thing that inspired Nick?
A: The news article about a disabled man who
had managed to achieve great things and
helped others.
2. What was the intention of god in making dis-
abled people, according to Nick?
A: To give hope to others.
3. What was the decision made by Nick after his
realisation?
A) He decided to read news articles about
disabled people.
B) He decided to encourage other people
and give them courage.
C) He decided to get angry with god.
Ans: B
4. According to Nick, the purpose of challenges
is ......
A) to run us over
B) to make one’s confidence stronger
C) to weaken our convictions
Ans: B
5. What were the great qualities of Nick that
won him the Australian Young Citizen of the
Year award?
A) determination and courage
B) intelligence and disability
C) lack of purpose and strength Ans: A
Net National Product of country is?
c) The office of president of India
d) Elections to panchayats and muncipalities
in the states
HISTORY
9. Nalanda University was a great centre of
learning, belongs to which religion?
a) Buddhism b) Jainism
c) Vaishnavism d) Tantra
10. The first Sultan who requested and
obtained letters of investiture from the
Caliph (Khalifa) was ........
a) Iltutmish b) Balban
c) Akbar d) Aurangzeb
11. Who established the Sadr Diwani Adalat dur-
ing the British East India Company’s rule?
a) Wellesley b) Warren Hastings
c) Dalhousie d) Cornwallis
12. The Revolutionary song ‘Sarfaroshi ki
tamanna ab hamare dil mein hai ...’ was
composed by ......
a) Ramprasad Bismil b) Chandrasekhar Azad
c) Khudiram Bose d) Bhagat Singh
13. Who is known as the "Father of Indian
unrest”?
a) Aurobindo Ghosh b) Lala lajpat Rai
c) Bal Gangadhar Tilak d) Bipin chandra
ECONOMICS
14. Amartya Sen was awarded Nobel prize in....
a) 1995 b) 1996
c) 1997 d) 1998
grounds upon which a governor may be
removed by the President.
7-a; Articles 124 to 147 in Part V of the
Constitution deal with the organisation,
independence, jurisdiction, powers, proce-
dures and so on of the Supreme Court.
The Parliament is also authorised to regu-
late them.
8-d; The election commission is not concerned
with the elections to panchayats and
muncipalities in the states. For this, the
Constitution of India provides for a sepa-
rate State Election Commission.
9-a; Nalanda was an ancient centre of higher
learning in Bihar. It was a Buddhist centre
of learning from the fifth or sixth century CE
to 1197 CE. It was founded by Kumara
Gupta.
10-a; Iltutmish was the first to obtain letter from
Abbasid Caliphate in 1229 A.D. The sanc-
tion recognized him as the lieutenant of
the faithful.
11-b; The Sadr Diwani Adalat was the Supreme
English
Passage – 3
Henry: Where are my slippers?
Mrs. Slater: In the kitchen; but you want a new
pair, those old ones are nearly worn out.
(Nearly breaking down) You don't seem to real-
ize what it's costing me to bear up like I am
doing. My heart's fit to break when I see the lit-
tle trifles that belonged to father lying around,
and think he'll never use them again. (Briskly)
Passage - 1
Once upon a time, son,
they used to laugh with their hearts
and laugh with their eyes:
but now they only laugh with their teeth,
while their ice-block-cold eyes
search behind my shadow.
1. The conversation is between.........
A) A father and his son
B) two friends
C) two neighbours
Ans: A
2. The message of these lines is ........
A) We should not laugh with mouth
B) We should laugh with our hearts
C) We should laugh commercially
Ans: B
3. ‘Ice-block-cold eyes’ means .....
A) without expression
B) eyes with tears of ice
C) without ice in eyes
Ans: A
Passage - 2
There was a time indeed
they used to shake hands with their hearts:
but that's gone, son.
Now they shake hands without hearts:
while their left hands search
my empty pockets.
Sanjay Baru
15. Who coined the term 'Hindu rate of growth'?
a) Abhijit Banerjee b) Jean Dreaze
c) Raj Krishna d) Rangarajan
16. Net National Product of country is .....
a) GDP minus depreciation
b) GDP plus net income from abroad
c) GNP minus net income from abroad
d) GNP minus depreciation
17. Economic growth means?
a) Removal of inequality
b) Growth in taxes c) Trickle down effect
d) Increase in real national income
18. Which of following is not an aim of the
Reserve Bank of India?
a) Giving impetus to economic development
b) Direct credit
c) To control pressure of inflation
Court of Revenue that was established at
Calcutta by Warren Hastings in 1772.
12-a; Sarfaroshi ki Tamanna is a patriotic poem
in Urdu, written by Pandit Ram Prasad,
(pen name: Bismil).
13-c; Valentine Chirol described Bala
Gangadhar Tilak as the "Father of Indian
unrest”.
14-d; He was awarded Nobel Prize for the wel-
fare Economics in Market oriented
Economics in 1998.
15-c; In 1978, to characterise the slow growth
and to explain it against the backdrop of
socialist economic policies. The term was
coined by Raj Krishna.
16-d; NNP = GNP − Depreciation.
17-d; Economic growth means Increase in real
national income.
18-d; The Reserve Bank of India is the main
monetary authority of the country and
beside that the central bank acts as the
bank of the national and state govern-
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Here! You'd better wear these slippers of my A: To get the bureau as their share.
father's now. It's lucky he'd just got a new pair. 3. The part of the sentence ‘My heart’s fit to
Henry: They'll be very small for me, my dear. break ....’ indicates that .....
Mrs. Slater: They'll stretch, won't they? I'm not A) she is upset about something
going to have them wasted. (She has finished B) she feels very happy
laying the table.) Henry, I've been thinking C) she loves to keep the things safe.
about that bureau of my father's that's in his
Ans: A
bedroom. You know I always wanted to have it
4. The bureau belongs to ....................
after he died.
A) Henry
Henry: You must arrange with Elizabeth when
you're dividing things up. B) Elizabeth
C) Abel Merryweather
Mrs. Slater: Elizabeth's that sharp, she'll see I'm
Ans: C
after it, and we'll drive a hard bargain over it.
1. What does Henry feel about the new pair of 5. Why is it hard to bargain with Elizabeth?
slippers of Amelia’s father? A) because she is timid.
B) because she is ignorant
A: He feels that they are very small for him.
2. Why does Mrs. Slater suggests a hard bar- C) Because she is sharp
gain with Elizabeth? Ans: C
1. What time does the speaker think is good? C) to be away from others
A) Modern time Ans: B
B) All times 3. ‘A fixed portrait smile’ means ....
C) Old time or Past time A) A smile that is fixed for all occasions
Ans: C B) A western smile
2. Who is being addressed in this stanza? C) A local smile
A) The speaker’s neighbour Ans: A
B) The speaker’s son Passage - 4
C) The speaker’s friend
And I have learned too
Ans: B
to laugh with only my teeth
8. People shake their hands ............ now.
and shake hands without my heart.
A) without hearts
I have also learned to say, 'Goodbye',
B) without hands
when I mean 'Good-riddance';
C) with their hearts
to say 'Glad to meet you',
Ans: A
without being glad; and to say 'It's been
Passage - 3 nice talking to you', after being bored.
So I have learned many things, son. 1. When the narrator meets a person he says ...
I have learned to wear many faces A) Glad to meet you
like dresses - home face, B) Goodbye
office face, street face, host face, C) Good-riddance
cocktail face, with all their conforming smiles Ans: A
like a fixed portrait smile. 2. The speaker learnt to laugh ............
1. The speaker of this poem is ............... A) without heart
A) a son B) with heart
B) a neighbour C) without teeth
C) a father Ans: A
Ans: C 3. When the poet says ‘Goodbye’, it means ....
2. The speaker learned to wear many faces ...... A) Glad to meet you
A) to confuse others B) Goodbye
B) to be successful commercially C) Good-riddance Ans: C
23. Recently, who has been appointed as the
SSC Exams chairman of “Stop TB Partnership Board”?
a) Dr Arushi Khanna
c) Dr Harsha Vardhan
b) Dr K Srinivas
d) Dr Arun Kumar
Special 24. Who authored the book “India’s Power Elite:
Caste, Class, and Cultural Revolution”?
a) Shashi Tharoor b) Ram Chandra Guha
c) Sanjay Baru d) Subramanyam Swamy
General Awareness 25. Who has been conferred with the Skoch
Chief Minister of the Year Award?
d) To increase income tax rates
a) Naveen Patnaik
19. Which of the following institution is known
b) Y.S Jagan Mohan Reddy
as the private arm of the World bank?
c) Mamata Banerjee
a) The International Bank for Reconstruction
d) K Chandra Shekar rao
and Development
26. Which country was the top trade partner of
b) The International Development Agency
India in 2020?
c) The International Finance Corporation
a) China b) Singapore
d) The Multilateral Investment Guarantee
Agency c) United States d) Japan
27. National Science day is observed on?
Current Affairs a) February 28th b) February 25th
c) February 27th d) February 26th
20. International happiness day is observed 28. Which Indian organisation received the
on? “King Bhumibol World Soil Day - 2020
a) 20th March b) 21st March Award”?
c) 22nd March d) 23rd March a) Indian Council of Agricultural Research
21. Recently, which of the following country is b) Food corporation of India
building world’s largest floating solar farm? c) Soil survey of India
a) India b) Malaysia d) National institute of nutrition
c) Japan d) Singapore
22. Which organisation launched ‘Sahi Disha’ Writer
campaign?
a) United Nations Development Programme T. Srichakra Phani
b) World Economic Forum Senior Faculty, RACE
c) NITI Ayog d) World Health organisation
ments. It formulates, implements and Revolution”. The book says about the
monitors the monetary policy as well as it inside story of India’s power elite.
has to ensure an adequate flow of credit 25-b; The Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister,
to productive sectors. Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy has been con-
19-c; The International Finance Corporation ferred the Skoch Chief Minister of the
(IFC) was set up in 1956 which is also
Year Award.
known as the private arm of the WB. It
26-a; China regained its position as India’s top
lends money to private sector companies
trade partner in 2020, with the higher
of its member nations.
reliance of India on imported machines.
20-a; International happiness day is observed
The two-way trade stood at USD 77.7 bil-
every year on 20th March. Theme of 2021
lion last year.
is “Happiness For All, Forever”.
27-a; 28th February is celebrated as National
21-d; Singapore, is building one of the world’s
Science Day in India. It is celebrated to
largest floating solar farms, as part of its
commemorate discovery of the ‘Raman
plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Effect’, which led to Sir C.V. Raman win-
22-a; The UNDP launched ‘Sahi Disha’ cam-
paign to celebrate the livelihoods and ning the Noble Prize.
entrepreneurship of women in rural India. 28-a; The Indian Council of Agricultural
23-c; The Union Health Minister, Dr. Harsh Research received the prestigious
Vardhan, has been appointed as the International “King Bhumibol World Soil
chairman of “Stop TB Partnership Board”. Day - 2020 Award” conferred by the Food
24-c; Sanjaya Baru authored a book “India’s and Agriculture Organization (FAO),
Power Elite: Caste, Class, and Cultural Rome.
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Part-A: Model Questions
Passages from text book:
Short answer questions
Passage - 1
His Parents decided not to send him to a spe-
cial school- a decision he said was very hard for
him, but which may have been the best decision
they could have made for him.
When Nick was born his father was so
shocked that he left the hospital room to vomit.
His distraught mother couldn’t bring herself to
hold him until he was four months old.
His disability came without any medical
explanation- a rate occurrence called
Phocomelia- and Nick and his parents spent
many years asking why his cruel trick would
happen to them. ‘My mother was a nurse and
she did everything right during pregnancy but
she still blamed herself’, he said.
‘It was so hard for them but right from the
start they did their best to make me indepen-
dent’.
‘My dad put me in the water at 18 months and
gave the courage to learn how to swim’.
‘I also got really into football and skateboard-
ing. I totally love the English Premier League’.
Nick’s father was a computer programmer and
accountant and he taught his little son how to
type with his toe at just 6 years old. His mum
invented a special plastic device that meant he
could hold a pen and pencil. (Attitude is altitude).
Writer
V. Satyanarayana Rao
Subject Expert
Now answer the questions in three to four
sentences. 5 × 2 = 10 M
1. What was the reason for the father’s shock-
ing state?
A: Father was shocked as his son born without
arms and legs.
2. What was Nick’s Mother?
A: Nick’s mother was a nurse.
3. What was the good decision of parents?
A: Nick’s parents took good decision not to
send him to a special school.
4. How did Nick’s Parents help him in his
Childhood?
POLITY
1. Under which writ, the court can order to set
free an arrested person if the manner or
grounds of arrest are not lawful?
a) Habeas corpus b) Mandamus
c) Prohibition d) Quo Warranto
2. Who fix the strength of the Election commis-
sion of India?
a) Chief Election commissioner
b) The president
c) Attorney General of India
d) The parliament
3. Who described the Preamble as the ‘key-
note’ to the Constitution?
a) Sir Ernest Barker b) KM Munshi
c) Laxminarayan Sahu
d) Jawaharlal Nehru
4. The Preamble of the Indian Constitution was
amended by the .......
a) 24th Amendment b) 42nd Amendment
c) 44th Amendment d) 46th Amendment
5. The Judges of the High Court hold office ....
a) During the pleasure of the President.
b) Till they have attained 65 years of age.
c) Till they have attained 62 years of age.
d) During the pleasure of the Chief Justice of
India.
6. There is no provision in the Constitution for
the impeachment of the .....
a) Chief Justice of India
b) Chief Justice of a High Court
c) Governor d) Vice President
7. Articles 124 to 147 in Part V of the
Constitution deal with .....
a) Supreme court b) High court
c) Parliament d) State Executive
8. The election commission is not concerned
with the elections to ......
a) The parliament
b) The state legislatures
Key With Explanations
1-a; A writ of habeas corpus means that the
court orders that the arrested person
should be presented before it. It can also
order to set free an arrested person if the
manner or grounds of arrest are not lawful.
2-b; The Election Commission shall consist of the
chief election commissioner and such num-
ber of other election commissioners, if any,
as the president may from time to time fix.
3-a; Sir Ernest Barker quoted the Preamble as
the ‘key-note’ to the Constitution.
4-b; Preamble has been amended by the 42nd
Constitutional Amendment Act (1976),
which added three new words- Socialist,
Secular and Integrity.
5-c; He holds office until he attains the age of
62 years. Any questions regarding his age
is to be decided by the president after con-
sultation with the chief justice of India and
the decision of the president is final.
6-c; The Constitution does not lay down any
Where did the brighter
one want to study?
A: His father taught him to swim and type. His
mother invented a special device to hold a
pen or pencil.
5. Why do you think Nick’s Mother blamed her-
self?
A: Because she could not blame anybody for
nick’s bad luck.
Passage - 2
Every child is born, with some inherited char-
acteristics, into a specific socioeconomic and
emotional environment, and trained in certain
ways by figures of authority. I inherited honesty
and self-discipline from my father; from my
mother, I inherited faith in goodness and deep
kindness and so did my three brothers and sis-
ter. I had three close friends in my childhood-
Ramanadha Sastry, Aravindan and
Sivaprakasan. All these boys were from ortho-
dox Hindu Brahmin families. As children, none
of us ever felt any difference amongst ourselves
because of our religious differences and
upbringing, In fact, Ramanadha Sastry was the
son of Pakshi Lakshama Sastry, the high priest
of the Rameswaram temple. Later he took over
the priesthood of the Rameswaram temple from
his father; Aravindan went into the business of
arranging transport for visiting pilgrims; and
Sivaprakasan became a catering contractor for
the Southern Railways.
During the annual Shri Sita Rama Kalyanam
ceremony, our family used to arrange boats
with a special for platform for carrying idols of
the Lord from the temple to the marriage site,
situated in the middle of the pond called Rama
Tirtha which was near our house. Events from
the Ramayana and from the life of the Prophet
were the bedtime stories my mother and grand-
mother would tell the children in our family. (My
Childhood)
Now answer the questions in there to four
sentences. 5 × 2 = 10 M
1. According to passage who is the figure of
authority for the author?
A: Parents were the figure of authority for the
author.
2. What were the qualities that the author in
herited from his father?
A: The author inherited the qualities from his
father were honesty and self discipline.
3. What did Kalam’s family do during the Sita
Rama kalyanam ceremony?
A: During the Sita Rama kalyanama ceremony
Net National Product of country is?
c) The office of president of India
d) Elections to panchayats and muncipalities
in the states
HISTORY
9. Nalanda University was a great centre of
learning, belongs to which religion?
a) Buddhism b) Jainism
c) Vaishnavism d) Tantra
10. The first Sultan who requested and
obtained letters of investiture from the
Caliph (Khalifa) was ........
a) Iltutmish b) Balban
c) Akbar d) Aurangzeb
11. Who established the Sadr Diwani Adalat dur-
ing the British East India Company’s rule?
a) Wellesley b) Warren Hastings
c) Dalhousie d) Cornwallis
12. The Revolutionary song ‘Sarfaroshi ki
tamanna ab hamare dil mein hai ...’ was
composed by ......
a) Ramprasad Bismil b) Chandrasekhar Azad
c) Khudiram Bose d) Bhagat Singh
13. Who is known as the "Father of Indian
unrest”?
a) Aurobindo Ghosh b) Lala lajpat Rai
c) Bal Gangadhar Tilak d) Bipin chandra
ECONOMICS
14. Amartya Sen was awarded Nobel prize in....
a) 1995 b) 1996
c) 1997 d) 1998
grounds upon which a governor may be
removed by the President.
7-a; Articles 124 to 147 in Part V of the
Constitution deal with the organisation,
independence, jurisdiction, powers, proce-
dures and so on of the Supreme Court.
The Parliament is also authorised to regu-
late them.
8-d; The election commission is not concerned
with the elections to panchayats and
muncipalities in the states. For this, the
Constitution of India provides for a sepa-
rate State Election Commission.
9-a; Nalanda was an ancient centre of higher
learning in Bihar. It was a Buddhist centre
of learning from the fifth or sixth century CE
to 1197 CE. It was founded by Kumara
Gupta.
10-a; Iltutmish was the first to obtain letter from
Abbasid Caliphate in 1229 A.D. The sanc-
tion recognized him as the lieutenant of
the faithful.
11-b; The Sadr Diwani Adalat was the Supreme
English
Kalam’s family used to arrange boats with a
special flatform for carrying idols of the lord
from the temple to the marriage site.
4. “Every child is born with some inherited char-
acteristics” What do you think of yours?
A: I also inherited honesty and kindness from
my parents.
5. What factor do you think help them to live
together where families of different religious
live together?
A: Religious harmony, communal tolerance and
social equality make the people live together
where families of different religious live
together.
Passage - 3
I saw it now. It was indeed a game, a game I
had played as a child. Each boy took it in turn
every alternate day to be the boss, the other the
salve. It had been great fun to me as a young-
ster, I smiled as I remember. I looked at the
man standing by the gate. He was a white man.
I remembered what I had thought yesterday.
He, no doubt, I thought to myself, was wonder-
ing if the black race is superior to the white. I
laughed gently to myself. How silly grown-ups
are, how clever we are, how wonderfully able
Passage - 4
He was short, He was sharp. He was the
brightest boy in his class. His seniors used to
ask him to solve their difficulties in science. He
could have gone unnoticed in a crowd, but
once you asked him a question related to
Physics or Maths, there was a spark in his
eyes. He could grasp theories of science faster
than the speed of light.
He came from a poor but educated family.
His father was a high-school teacher and an
avid reader of English literature. He like all the
boys in his class was trying to get admission
into some engineering college. The brighter
ones wanted to study in the Indian Institutes of
Technology, or the IITs. There was an entrance
Sanjay Baru
15. Who coined the term 'Hindu rate of growth'?
a) Abhijit Banerjee b) Jean Dreaze
c) Raj Krishna d) Rangarajan
16. Net National Product of country is .....
a) GDP minus depreciation
b) GDP plus net income from abroad
c) GNP minus net income from abroad
d) GNP minus depreciation
17. Economic growth means?
a) Removal of inequality
b) Growth in taxes c) Trickle down effect
d) Increase in real national income
18. Which of following is not an aim of the
Reserve Bank of India?
a) Giving impetus to economic development
b) Direct credit
c) To control pressure of inflation
Court of Revenue that was established at
Calcutta by Warren Hastings in 1772.
12-a; Sarfaroshi ki Tamanna is a patriotic poem
in Urdu, written by Pandit Ram Prasad,
(pen name: Bismil).
13-c; Valentine Chirol described Bala
Gangadhar Tilak as the "Father of Indian
unrest”.
14-d; He was awarded Nobel Prize for the wel-
fare Economics in Market oriented
Economics in 1998.
15-c; In 1978, to characterise the slow growth
and to explain it against the backdrop of
socialist economic policies. The term was
coined by Raj Krishna.
16-d; NNP = GNP − Depreciation.
17-d; Economic growth means Increase in real
national income.
18-d; The Reserve Bank of India is the main
monetary authority of the country and
beside that the central bank acts as the
bank of the national and state govern-
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we are, to impute deep motives to childish
actions! This man, I said to myself, will puzzle
all day on whether the blacks will eventually rise
and rule the world because he thinks he sees a
little black boy realising at a tender age his
superiority over the white. I will save him his
puzzle. I will explain it to him. I went across to
him.
‘I know what you’re thinking,’ I said. ‘You’re
thinking that may be the black race is superior
to the white, because you just saw the little dark
youngster on the lawn ordering the little white
boy around. Don’t think that; it’s a game they
play. Alternate days one is the boss, the other
the servant. Its a grand game. I used to play it
and may be so did you. Yesterday I saw the lit-
tle white boy bossing the dark one and I worried
all day over the dark boy’s realisation of his infe-
riority so young in life! We are silly, we grown-
ups, aren’t we.’?
The man was surprised at my outburst. He
test for IIT. This boy along with his friends
applied to appear for the test. They did not
have any special books or coaching. All these
IIT aspirants would sit below the shade of a
stone mandap close to Chamundi Hills in the
sleepy town of Mysore. He was the guide for
the others. While the others struggled to solve
the problems in the question paper, he would
smile shyly and solve them in no time. He sat
alone below a tree and dreamt of studying at
IIT. It was the ultimate aim for any bright boy at
that age, as it still is today. He was then only
sixteen years old. (I will do it)
Now answer the questions in there to four
sentences. 5 × 2 = 10 M
1. How could he grasp the theories of science?
SSC Exams
Special
General Awareness
d) To increase income tax rates
19. Which of the following institution is known
as the private arm of the World bank?
a) The International Bank for Reconstruction
and Development
b) The International Development Agency
c) The International Finance Corporation
d) The Multilateral Investment Guarantee
Agency
Current Affairs
20. International happiness day is observed
on?
a) 20th March b) 21st March
c) 22nd March d) 23rd March
21. Recently, which of the following country is
building world’s largest floating solar farm?
a) India b) Malaysia
c) Japan d) Singapore
22. Which organisation launched ‘Sahi Disha’
campaign?
a) United Nations Development Programme
b) World Economic Forum
c) NITI Ayog d) World Health organisation
ments. It formulates, implements and
monitors the monetary policy as well as it
has to ensure an adequate flow of credit
to productive sectors.
19-c; The International Finance Corporation
(IFC) was set up in 1956 which is also
known as the private arm of the WB. It
lends money to private sector companies
of its member nations.
20-a; International happiness day is observed
every year on 20th March. Theme of 2021
is “Happiness For All, Forever”.
21-d; Singapore, is building one of the world’s
largest floating solar farms, as part of its
plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
22-a; The UNDP launched ‘Sahi Disha’ cam-
paign to celebrate the livelihoods and
entrepreneurship of women in rural India.
23-c; The Union Health Minister, Dr. Harsh
Vardhan, has been appointed as the
chairman of “Stop TB Partnership Board”.
24-c; Sanjaya Baru authored a book “India’s
Power Elite: Caste, Class, and Cultural
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looked at me smiling. ‘I know all about the
game,’ he said. ‘The boys are brother-my sons.’
He Pointed to a handsome brown woman on
the verandah who had just come out to call in
the children. ‘That’s my wife’, he said.
I smiled. My spirit laughed within me. This is
Jamaica, I said in my heart, this is my country-
my people. I looked at the white man. He smiled
at me, ‘We’ll miss the tram if we don’t hurry,’ he
said. (Jamaican Fragment)
Now answer the questions in there to four
sentences. 5 × 2 = 10 M
1. What type of text is the above passage?
A: The above passage is narrative.
2. What was the problem that puzzled the
writer?
A: The problem of the racial discrimination puz-
zled the writer.
3. What did the writer want to explain to the
white man at the gate?
A: The writer wanted to explain to the white
man that it was just a game. The black boy
was not dominating the white boy. All their
deeds were just a part of the game.
4. Why did the writer feel that the grown-ups
were silly?
A: The writer felt that the grown-ups were silly
because he misunderstood the game of the
boys as a thing of racial discrimination.
5. Did the white man believe in white man’s
supremacy? How do you know?
A: No, the white man did not believe in white
supremacy. If he believed in white suprema-
cy he would not have married a brown
woman.
A: He could grasp the theories of science
faster than the speed of light.
2. What was his father?
A: His father was a high school teacher and an
avid reader of English literature.
3. What does it mean “sleepy town” in the
above passage?
A: Sleepy town in the above passage means, a
town which is peaceful or quiet
4. How did he solve the problems in IIT ques-
tion paper?
A: He solved the problems in IIT question
paper in no time.
5. Where did the brighter one want to study?
A: The brighter ones wanted to study in the
Indian Institute of Technology.
23. Recently, who has been appointed as the
chairman of “Stop TB Partnership Board”?
a) Dr Arushi Khanna
c) Dr Harsha Vardhan
b) Dr K Srinivas
d) Dr Arun Kumar
24. Who authored the book “India’s Power Elite:
Caste, Class, and Cultural Revolution”?
a) Shashi Tharoor b) Ram Chandra Guha
c) Sanjay Baru d) Subramanyam Swamy
25. Who has been conferred with the Skoch
Chief Minister of the Year Award?
a) Naveen Patnaik
b) Y.S Jagan Mohan Reddy
c) Mamata Banerjee
d) K Chandra Shekar rao
26. Which country was the top trade partner of
India in 2020?
a) China b) Singapore
c) United States d) Japan
27. National Science day is observed on?
a) February 28th b) February 25th
c) February 27th d) February 26th
28. Which Indian organisation received the
“King Bhumibol World Soil Day - 2020
Award”?
a) Indian Council of Agricultural Research
b) Food corporation of India
c) Soil survey of India
d) National institute of nutrition
Writer
T. Srichakra Phani
Senior Faculty, RACE
Revolution”. The book says about the
inside story of India’s power elite.
25-b; The Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister,
Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy has been con-
ferred the Skoch Chief Minister of the
Year Award.
26-a; China regained its position as India’s top
trade partner in 2020, with the higher
reliance of India on imported machines.
The two-way trade stood at USD 77.7 bil-
lion last year.
27-a; 28th February is celebrated as National
Science Day in India. It is celebrated to
commemorate discovery of the ‘Raman
Effect’, which led to Sir C.V. Raman win-
ning the Noble Prize.
28-a; The Indian Council of Agricultural
Research received the prestigious
International “King Bhumibol World Soil
Day - 2020 Award” conferred by the Food
and Agriculture Organization (FAO),
Rome.
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held together as a single paper in 17
Mathematics. The question paper
consists of 4 sections.
Section 1 contains 12 one mark
questions. There is no choice for them.
What is the probability of
Section 2 contains 8 two marks
questions. They also have no choice.
Section 3 contains 8 four marks
questions. They also have no choice.
getting a composite number?
Section 4 contains 5 eight marks
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3. Assertion: (A − B), (B − A) are disjoint sets. 8. Match the following: =2×2×3×3×3

Model Questions Reason: If two sets have no common ele- Group - A Group - B LCM = 2 × 2 × 2 × 3 × 3 × 3 = 216
1 Mark Questions ments then the sets are disjoint. 4 HCF = 2 × 2 × 3 × 3 = 36
1. Volume of a cylinder a)  πr3
A) Both are true but reason is not correct 3 2. Solve 2x + 1 = 31 − x
1. Statement A: HCF of 17 and 23 is 1. explanation of assertion. Sol: Given 2x + 1 = 31 − x
1
Statement B: HCF of relatively prime 2. Volume of a cone b)  πr2h
numbers is always 1.
B) Assertion is true but reason is false. 3 Mathematics Taking logs on both sides
C) Both assertion and reason are false. 3. Volume of sphere c) πr2h log 2x + 1 = log 31 − x [... log xm = m log x]
A) Only statement A is true D) Both are correct and reason is correct 
A) 1-a, 2-b, 3-c B) 1-b, 2-a, 3-c Statement B: P(E) + P ( E) = 1 ⇒ (x + 1) log2 = (1 − x) log3
B) Only Statement B is true explanation to assertion.
C) 1-c, 2-b, 3-a D) 1-a, 2-c, 3-b A) Only statement A is correct ⇒ xlog2 + log2 = log3 − xlog3
C) Statement A and B are true but statement Ans: D
Ans: C B) Only statement B is correct ⇒ xlog2 + xlog3 = log3 − log2
B does not support statement A. 4. If α, β are the zeroes of the polynomial p(x)
9. The centroid of the triangle, whose vertices C) Statement A is correct and Statement B is ⇒ x(log2 + log3) = log3 − log2
D) Statement A and B are true and statement 1 1
= 4x2 + 3x + 7 then find the value of  +  are (1, 1), (6, 2), (5, 6) is ...... correct explanation to A. log3 − log2
B supports statement A. ⇒ x = 
α β A) (3, 3) B) (3, 4) C) (4, 3) D) (2, 3) D) Statement A is correct and Statement B is log2 + log3
Ans: D
−3 Ans: C not correct explanation to A. Ans: C 3. Find the mean of the following distribution
2. Match the following: Ans: 
7 10. In a rhombus ABCD, AB = 5 cm., then find 14. Mode of the data 3, 4, 15, 2, 7, 12, 3, 8, 2,
Group A Group B 3 is ..... x 67 70 72 73 75
5. A linear equation in two variables has ...... AC2 + BD2
1. Log xy = a. y Log x Ans: Mode = 3 f 4 3 2 2 1
solutions. Sol: We know that in a rhombus ABCD,
2. Log xy = b. Log x − Log y
Ans: many AC2 + BD2 = 4. AB2 = 4 × 52 = 100 cm. 4 Marks Questions Sol: xi fi fi.xi
x
3. Log  = c. Log x + Log y 6. Write the quadratic equation for the following 11. If tan2 x = 3, then find the value of ‘x’. 67 4 268
y situation: Ans: 60° 1. Find LCM and HCF of 72 and 108 by prime
A) 1-a, 2-b, 3-c B) 1-c, 2-a, 3-b factorization method. 70 3 210
“The product of two consecutive positive inte- 12. Write the statement is true or false.
C) 1-c, 2-b, 3-a D) 1-b, 2-a, 3-c gers is 306. We need to find the integers.” Sol: 72 = 2 × 36 72 2 144
“An observer at the top of building observes a
Ans: B Sol: Product of two consecutive positive target on the ground then the angle formed = 2 × 2 × 18 73 2 146
integers = n(n + 1) = n2 + n between his line of sight and horizontal line is =2×2×2×9 75 1 75
Writer The required equation is n2 + n = 306 or called angle of elevation” =2×2×2×3×3 12 843
n2 + n − 306 = 0. Ans: False 108 = 2 × 54
Dr T.S.V.S.S.N Murty  Σ ƒixi 843
7. The common difference in the A.P.: 2a − b, 13. Statement A: If P(E) = 0.05, then P ( E) = 2 × 2 × 27 Mean (x−) =  =  = 70.25
Subject Expert 4a − 3b, 6a − 5b, ...... is? Ans: 2a - 2b Σ ƒi 12
= 0.95. =2×2×3×9

2 Marks Questions a = 4, b = 3, c = 2 6. Which term of the progression 4, 9, 14, 19, ...  ⇒ 8A° = 96°
b 3 is 124? √
= 16 + 9
⇒ A = 12°
1. Is 7 × 11 × 13 + 7 a composite number? Why? Sum of the zeros = −  = − 
a 4 Sol: First term a1 = 4 and common difference = √ 25 = 5 10. A person is flying a kite at an angle of eleva-
Sol: 7 × 11 × 13 + 7 = 7 × (11 × 13 + 1) d = 9 − 4 = 5. tion α° and the A
c 2 1 8. Prove that the tangents to a circle at the end
= 7 × 144 Product of the zeros =  =  =  Let 124 be nth term of the given progression. length of thread
a 4 2 points of a diameter are parallel.
=7×2×2×2×2×3×3 l
Then an = 124 Sol: OA is radius, ZAX is tangent from his hand to
4. Difference of two complementary angles is
= 71 × 24 × 32 ⇒ a1 + (n − 1) d = 124
Z Y kite is ‘l’. Draw
36°, Write the concerned linear equations. ∠OAX = 90° (Angle between
∴ (7 × 11 × 13 + 7) can be written as the ⇒ 4 + (n − 1)(5) = 124 radius and tangent) the diagram for α°
Sol: Let the two complementary angles be ‘x’ this data. B C
product of primes. ⇒ (n − 1)(5) = 120
and ‘y’. Similarly, OB is radius, WBY is
∴ It is a composite number. A B Sol: Here angle of elevation at C is α°, Length
By the definition of complementary, we have ⇒ (n − 1) = 24 tangent
2. If A = {4, 5, 6}, B = {7, 8} then find A ∪ B and O of thread AC = l.
x + y = 90° ...... (1) ⇒ n = 24 + 1 = 25 ∠OBY = 90° (Angle between
B ∪ A. 11. A dice is thrown once, what is the probabili-
Given that their difference is 36°, then x − y Hence 25th term of the given progression is radius and tangent)
ty of getting a composite number?
Sol: A ∪ B = {4, 5, 6} ∪ {7, 8} But ∠OAX and ∠OBY are
= 36° ...... (2) 124. X W Sol: Sample space for composite numbers
= {4, 5, 6, 7, 8} 7. Find the distance between two points P(4, 3) alternate angles.
1 when throw a dice once = {4, 6}
B ∪ A = {7, 8} ∪ {4, 5, 6} 5. Check whether x2 +  = 2 is quadratic and Q(8, 6). ∴ ZX // YW.
x2 Number of favourable outcomes for getting a
= {4, 5, 6, 7, 8} Sol: Compare these points with (x1 , y1), (x2 , y2) 9. If cos 7A = sin (A − 6)°, where 7A is an acute
equation or not? composite number n(E) = 2
A∪B=B∪A x1 = 4, y1 = 3, x2 = 8, y2 = 6 angle, then show that the value of A = 12°.
1 x4 + 1 Total number of outcomes n(s) = 6
3. Find the sum and product of the zeros of the Sol: x2 +  = 2 ⇒  = 2 Using distance formula, distance PQ Sol: We know that if cos A = sin B,
polynomial 4x2 + 3x + 2. x2 x2  Probability for getting a composite number
then A + B = 90°
Sol: Let p(x) = 4x2 + 3x + 2 x4 + 1 = 2x2 ⇒ x4 − 2x2 + 1 = 0 √
= (x2 − x1)2 + (y2 − y1)2
  Now cos 7A = sin (A − 6)° ⇒ 7A° + (A − 6)°
n(E) 2
P(E) =  =  = 
1
∴ It is not a quadratic equation.
Comparing this with ax2 + bx + c, √ √
= (8 − 4)2 + (6 − 3)2 = (4)2 + (3)2 = 90° n(S) 6 3

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the syllabus for the students appearing
for SSC public exams 2021. Unlike pre-
vious years, there is only one paper for
each subject this year. In Mathematics
Square of any positive
there is 50% choice for answering the
questions from each section. In this
short period of time. If the students plan
their preparation properly, there is scope
for scoring better grades.
integer is in the form of? øŒEî¦ô¢Ù Ôví‡öËÀ 3, 2021 n e-mail:pratibhadesk@eenadu.net

a2 = (4q + r)2 x−y Sol: We have, 8 = 2 × 2 × 2 = 23

Model Questions = 16q2 + r2 + 8qr ( )
3. If 2 log =  = log x + log y then find the
5 15 = 3 × 5
= 4 (4q2 + 2qr) + r2 x y 72 = 2 × 2 × 2 × 3 × 3
Real Numbers = 4k + r2 [for some integer k = 4q2 + 2qr] value of  + 
y x
(4 marks) = 23 × 32
  a2 = 4k + r2 …. (1) x−y L.C.M. (8, 15, 72) = 23 × 32 × 5 = 360
1. Prove that √ 3 − √ 5 is an Irrational number?
(8 marks)
If r = 0, a2 = 4k ( )
Sol: Given, 2 log  = logx + logy
5 Mathematics H.C.F. (8, 15, 72) = 1
  If r = 1, a2 = 4k + 12 Try This:
Sol: Let us assume that √ 3 − √ 5 is not irra- x−y2
tional. A real number that is not irrational = 4k + 1
If r = 2, a2 = 4k + 22
( )
⇒ log  = log xy
5
x2 + y2 − 14xy = 0
4. If x2 + y2 = 16xy, then prove that 2 log (x + y)
F Find the L.C.M and H.C.F. of 21, 27, 54 by
prime factorization method.
must be a rational number.
= 4k + 4 [... n logax = logaxn; logax + logay = logaxy] = log2 + 2 log3 + logx + logy (4 marks) 6. Express 5025 a product of prime factors.
  a
∴ √ 3 − √ 5 = , where a and b are integers x−y2
and b ≠ 0
b = 4(k + 1)
= 4p [for p = k + 1]
( )
⇒  = xy
5
Sol: Given x2 + y2 = 16xy
⇒ x2 + y2 + 2xy = 16xy + 2xy Sol: 5025
(2 marks)

Squaring on both the sides If r = 3, a2 = 4k +32 x2 + y2 − 2xy ⇒ (x + y)2 = 18xy

⇒  = xy
2 = 4k + 9 ⇒ log (x + y)2 = log18xy
(√  2 a 25
3 − √5 ) =  = 4(k + 2) + 1 2 log (x + y) = log18 + logx + logy 5 1005
b2 ⇒ x2 + y2 − 2xy = 25xy
2 = 4p1 + 1 (for some integer p1= k + 2)
⇒ x2 + y2 = 25xy + 2xy [... logaxn = n logax]
 a
⇒ 3 + 5 − 2√15 =  ∴ The square of any positive integer is of the [logaxy = logax + logay]
b2 ⇒ x2 + y2 = 27xy
form 4p or 4p + 1 5 201
 a2 x2 + y2 ⇒ 2 log (x + y) = log2 + log32 + logx + logy
⇒ 8 − 2√15 =  Try these: ⇒  = 27
b2 xy = log2 + 2log3 + logx + logy
F Use Euclid’s division algorithm to show that
2
 a the square of any positive integer is of the x y Try this 3 67
⇒ − 2√15 =  − 8 ⇒  +  = 27
b2 form 5m, 5m + 1 or 5m + 4. y x F If x2 + y2 =10xy then prove that 5025 = 5 × 5 × 3 × 67
2 2
 a − 8b F Use Euclid’s division lemma to show that the Try this: 2 log(x – y) = 3 log2 + logx + logy Try this:
⇒ √15 = 
− 2b2
a2 − 8b2
as a and b are integers,  is a
cube of any positive integer is of the form 7k,
7k + 1 or 7K + 6. ( )
x+y
F If 2 log  = log x + log y, then show that
4
5. Find the L.C.M. and H.C.F of 8, 15, 72 by the
prime factorization method. (2 marks)
F Express a) 1024 b) 3685 as the product of
prime factors.
− 2b2
 Polynomials
rational number and hence √15 is a rational Sets Sol: A1 = { } From (1) & (2)
number. A2 = {p} n(A ∪ B) = n(A) + n(B) − n(A ∩ B)
 1. Let A = {x / = − 3 ≤ x ≤ 2, x ∈ Z} 1. Find the zeroes of the polynomial x2 + 5x + 6
This contradicts with the fact that √15 is an A3 = {q} 4. Draw venn diagrams to represent.
irrational number. B = {y / y is a factor of 12, y > 2} and verify the relationship between the
A4 = {r} (4 Marks) zeroes and the coefficients. (4 marks)
∴ Our assumption is false and Write the sets A and B in roster form find
ii) A ∩ B = φ iii) A ∩ B ≠ φ
⊃
A5 = {p, q} i) A B Sol: We have, x2 + 5x + 6
  i) A ∪ B ii) A ∩ B iii) A − B iv) B − A
Hence √ 3 − √ 5 is an irrational number. A6 = {p, r} Sol: i) A B
⊃
B µ = x2 + 2x + 3x + 6
from the venn Diagram. What do you infer?
A7 = {q, r} = x(x + 2) + 3(x + 2)
(8 marks) A
Writer A8 = {p, q, r} = (x + 2) (x + 3)
Sol: We have, A = {x / − 3 ≤ x ≤ 2, x ∈ Z}
3. If A = {2, 3, 4, 5, 6}, B = {3, 6, 9, 12, 15} The value of x2 + 5x + 6 is zero when
V. Padma Priya i.e., A = {−3, −2, −1, 0, 1, 2,} ii) A ∩ B = φ
show that n(A ∪ B) = n(A) + n(B) − n(A ∩ B) x + 2 = 0 or x + 3 = 0
also, B = {y / y is a factor of 12, y > 2} i.e., A and B are disjoint sets
Subject Expert (4 Marks) i.e., when x = −2 or x = −3
B = {3, 4, 6, 12} µ
Sol: Given, A = {2, 3, 4, 5, 6} A B ∴ The zeroes of the polynomial x2 + 5x + 6
i) A ∪ B = A µ
B ⇒ n(A) = 5
Try these: { −3, −2, −1, 0, 1, −3 are −2 and −3
  −2
3
B = {3, 6, 9, 12, 15}
F Prove that √ 2 + 3√ 5 is an irrational number. 2, 3, 4, 6, 12} sum of the zeroes = −2 + (−3) = −5
  −1 0 4 6
⇒ n(B) = 5
F Show that 2√ 3 − 3√ 2 is an irrational number. ii) A ∩ B = { }, 1 2 iii) A ∩ B ≠ φ −(5) − Coefficient of x
12
A ∪ B = {2, 3, 4, 5, 6} ∪ {3, 6, 9, 12, 15} =  = 
2. Use division algorithm to show that the A and B are A B µ 1 Coefficient of x2
square of any positive integer is of the form disjoint sets. = {2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 12, 15} Product of the zeroes = −2 × −3
4p or 4p + 1. (8 marks) iii) A − B = {−3, −2, −1, 0, 1, 2} ⇒ n(A ∪ B) = 8 6 Constant term
Sol: Let ‘a’ be any positive integer and b = 4 A ∩ B = {2, 3, 4, 5, 6} ∩ {3, 6, 9, 12, 15} = 6 =  = 
As A ∩ B = φ, A − B = A 1 Coefficient of x2
By division algorithm, iv) B − A = {3, 4, 6, 12} = {3, 6} 5. Write an example for i) Finite Set
Try this:
a = 4q + r for some q ≥ 0 and 0 ≤ r < 4 i.e. As A ∩ B = φ, B − A = B ⇒ n (A ∩ B) = 2 ii) Infinite Set (2 Marks)
F Find the zeroes of the polynomial x2 − x − 12
The possible remainders are 0, 1, 2 and 3. 2. Write all the subsets of the set A = {p, q, r} n(A ∪ B) = 8 …...(1) Sol: i) A = {a, e, i, o, u} is a finite set. and verify the relationship between the
We have, a = 4q + r (4 Marks) n(A) + n(B) − n(A ∩ B) = 5 + 5 − 2 = 8 …. (2) ii) B = {2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12...} is an infinite set. zeroes and the coefficient.

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Cloze Test
Exercise - 1
Today, a number of countries are in lock-
down around the world. Almost 90% of the stu-
dent population is cut off from school.
Therefore, it is not surprising that a lot of chil-
dren are increasingly ..(1).. to the outside world
through mobile internet. Earlier the same par-
ents regarded mobiles and the internet with a
lot of anger and frustration, but now they do not
want to ..(2).. the use of the internet by their
children. Research done by ..(3).. organizations
suggests that this is the right time for parents to
recognize that the internet is a ..(4).. tool for
children’s learning, education, play, entertain-
ment and social interaction. Parents should
understand that children will gain more than
lose by spending time in the digital space.
Research has proven that, during pandemic,
the best source of education for children is the
internet. Parents should also not worry about
the negative impacts of social media as
research has also shown that social media and
video games offer ..(5).. social engagement.
1. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 1
1) getting 2) connecting
3) disengaging 4) attaching
Answer: 2
F The topic is mobile internet and a tool for chil-
dren’s education, etc., in the time of lock-
down. The first two sentences tell us how chil-
dren are separated from school. The key
word in the third sentence is “therefore”,
which means that it will talk about “connect-
ing” to the world. Therefore, the correct
answer is option 2 “connecting”.
2. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 2
Writer
K. Naresh
Senior Faculty, CCE
Exercise - 2
Indian Railways plays a ..(1).. role in the
economy and the lives of people in India.
Although Indian Railways accounts for just
around 35 percent of the overall freight traffic in
the country, it is responsible for a ..(2).. share in
transportation of bulk commodities - such as
coal, iron ore, cement and food grains - which
are the key ..(3).. of our economy. The recent
crisis has resulted in a/an ..(4).. in the trans-
portation of bulk commodities, but Indian
Railways is known to transform a crisis into an
..(5).. .
1. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 1
1) dual 2) inconsiderable
3) crucial 4) minor
Answer: 3
F The topic is Indian Railways and its positive
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3) exaggerate 4) forecast
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F The key words in this sentence are “earlier”
and “but now”, which indicate that there is a
contrast in the two parts of the sentence. So,
if earlier parents looked at mobile internet
with anger, it means that now they cannot do
that. Which means they will allow its usage.
Therefore, the correct answer is option 1
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need. The other options are irrelevant.
3. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 3
1) notorious 2) destructive
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Answer: 4
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No. 4
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3) inconsequential 4) peripheral
Answer: 1
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the tool. Only option 1 “critical”, which means
“crucial” in the context, is correct. Option 2 is
negative. Options 3 and 4 are irrelevant.
5. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 5
role in our economy. Therefore, the first
blank should have a positive description of
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“very important”, is correct. Option 1 is irrele-
vant. Options 2 and 4 suggest the opposite to
what we need.
2. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 2
1) considerable 2) low
3) disproportionate 4) market
Answer: 1
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the beginning of the sentence, which sug-
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parts of the sentence. The first part is nega-
tive with respect to share, as the author says
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positive in terms of share. Only option 1
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Therefore, we need a positive word to describe
“social engagement”. Only option 2 “valuable”
is positive and so correct. Option 1 irrelevant.
Options 3 and 4 are irrelevant to the context.
Exercise - 3
The coming decade will witness a ..(1).. in the
field of higher education. As academicians try to
improve the quality and delivery of education, it is
technology that will bring extreme changes to
higher education. Technology will ..(2).. how we
teach and ..(3).. the outcomes of that teaching.
One major result of this will be a ..(4).. from
‘marks-based’ curriculum to ‘life-based’ curricu-
lum. Academicians have always talked about
introducing ‘life-based’ teaching, but have done
..(5).. so far. Technology will help us do that.
1. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 1
low. Option 4 is irrelevant.
3. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 3
1) drivers 2) participants
3) roles 4) players
Answer: 1
F We need an apt description of the role of the
commodities. As is clear, the role is positive.
Therefore, option 1 “drivers”, which means “a
factor which causes a particular phenome-
non to happen or develop”, is correct.
Options 2 and 4 need the preposition “in”
after them. Option 3 “roles” is inapt as we are
looking for a description of “roles” and not the
word “role” itself.
4. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 4
1) expansion 2) boost
3) boom 4) downturn
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SSC Exams
Special
English Language
1) disruption 2) disaster
3) coincidence 4) mystery
Answer: 1
F The topic is ‘technology will change higher
education’. In the second sentence, the
author is elaborating on the previous idea.
Therefore, the clue for blank 1 is in the next
sentence, “will bring extreme changes”. The
word should have the same meaning. Only
option 1 “disruption”, which means “radical
change to an existing industry or market due
to technological innovation”, has that sense.
The other words do not have any context.
2. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 2
1) demolish 2) create
3) revolutionize 4) stop
Answer: 3
F This sentence too repeats the ideas in the
previous sentences. That means the word for
the blank should be the same in meaning as
“disrupt”. Only option 3 “revolutionize” means
that. Options 1 and 4 are opposite to what we
need. Option 2 is wrong because we are
referring to already existing things.
3. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 3
1) hide 2) manipulate
Answer: 4
F The key word is “crisis”, which suggests a
negative impact. Only option 4 “downturn”,
which means “decline”, is correct. The other
options are positive.
5. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 5
1) uncertainty 2) ambition
3) occupation 4) opportunity
Answer: 4
F The author is positive about Indian Railways,
which means that Indian Railways can trans-
form something negative into something pos-
itive. Therefore, the “crisis” mentioned in the
paragraph should become “opportunity”
option 4. Option 1 is negative. Option 2 is
irrelevant to the context. Option 3 “occupa-
tion” does not make sense. One cannot
make crisis an occupation.
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Answer: 1
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ogy will do what academicians have not
done. Therefore, the word in the blank should
indicate that they have done nothing. Only
option 1 “little”, which means “almost nothing”
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Exercise - 4
Recently, the Supreme Court gave a land-
mark judgement as far as investment in alter-
native assets is concerned. The court ..(1).. the
ban on cryptocurrency imposed by the Reserve
Bank of India. The judgement has ..(2).. many
individuals to show interest in cryptocurrency as
it is no longer seen as a ..(3).. . After the judge-
ment, exchanges in cryptocurrency have seen
a ten-fold ..(4).. compared to last year, and it
has ..(5).. all other asset classes in 2020 fetch-
ing over 200 percent returns.
1. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 1
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2. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 2
1) forced 2) coached
3) prompted 4) prevented
3. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 3
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4. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 4
1) decrease 2) recession
3) increase 4) illegality
5. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 5
1) lost 2) overlooked
3) prosecuted 4) outperformed
Key: 1-3 2-3 3-1 4-3 5-4
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Exercise - 1
Today, a number of countries are in lock-
down around the world. Almost 90% of the stu-
dent population is cut off from school.
Therefore, it is not surprising that a lot of chil-
dren are increasingly ..(1).. to the outside world
through mobile internet. Earlier the same par-
ents regarded mobiles and the internet with a
lot of anger and frustration, but now they do not
want to ..(2).. the use of the internet by their
children. Research done by ..(3).. organizations
suggests that this is the right time for parents to
recognize that the internet is a ..(4).. tool for
children’s learning, education, play, entertain-
ment and social interaction. Parents should
understand that children will gain more than
lose by spending time in the digital space.
Research has proven that, during pandemic,
the best source of education for children is the
internet. Parents should also not worry about
the negative impacts of social media as
research has also shown that social media and
video games offer ..(5).. social engagement.
1. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 1
1) getting 2) connecting
3) disengaging 4) attaching
Answer: 2
F The topic is mobile internet and a tool for chil-
dren’s education, etc., in the time of lock-
down. The first two sentences tell us how chil-
dren are separated from school. The key
word in the third sentence is “therefore”,
which means that it will talk about “connect-
ing” to the world. Therefore, the correct
answer is option 2 “connecting”.
2. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 2
Writer
K. Naresh
Senior Faculty, CCE
Exercise - 2
Indian Railways plays a ..(1).. role in the
economy and the lives of people in India.
Although Indian Railways accounts for just
around 35 percent of the overall freight traffic in
the country, it is responsible for a ..(2).. share in
transportation of bulk commodities - such as
coal, iron ore, cement and food grains - which
are the key ..(3).. of our economy. The recent
crisis has resulted in a/an ..(4).. in the trans-
portation of bulk commodities, but Indian
Railways is known to transform a crisis into an
..(5).. .
1. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 1
1) dual 2) inconsiderable
3) crucial 4) minor
Answer: 3
F The topic is Indian Railways and its positive
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1) control 2) increase
3) exaggerate 4) forecast
Answer: 1
F The key words in this sentence are “earlier”
and “but now”, which indicate that there is a
contrast in the two parts of the sentence. So,
if earlier parents looked at mobile internet
with anger, it means that now they cannot do
that. Which means they will allow its usage.
Therefore, the correct answer is option 1
“control”. Option 2 is opposite to what we
need. The other options are irrelevant.
3. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 3
1) notorious 2) destructive
3) impractical 4) dependable
Answer: 4
F The author is quoting research-based evi-
dence to support his points. So, obviously,
the organizations must be trustworthy.
Therefore, the correct answer is option 4
“dependable”, which means “trustworthy”.
Options 1 and 3 are negative. Option 2 is
extreme and irrelevant.
4. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 4
1) critical 2) noxious
3) inconsequential 4) peripheral
Answer: 1
F Through this sentence, the author is support-
ing his earlier statement that mobile internet is
useful. The later statements also indicate that.
This means, we need a positive description for
the tool. Only option 1 “critical”, which means
“crucial” in the context, is correct. Option 2 is
negative. Options 3 and 4 are irrelevant.
5. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 5
role in our economy. Therefore, the first
blank should have a positive description of
“role”. Only option 3 “crucial”, which means
“very important”, is correct. Option 1 is irrele-
vant. Options 2 and 4 suggest the opposite to
what we need.
2. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 2
1) considerable 2) low
3) disproportionate 4) market
Answer: 1
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the beginning of the sentence, which sug-
gests that there is a contrast between the two
parts of the sentence. The first part is nega-
tive with respect to share, as the author says
“just”. Therefore, the second part should be
positive in terms of share. Only option 1
“considerable”, which means “large in size” is
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Therefore, we need a positive word to describe
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is positive and so correct. Option 1 irrelevant.
Options 3 and 4 are irrelevant to the context.
Exercise - 3
The coming decade will witness a ..(1).. in the
field of higher education. As academicians try to
improve the quality and delivery of education, it is
technology that will bring extreme changes to
higher education. Technology will ..(2).. how we
teach and ..(3).. the outcomes of that teaching.
One major result of this will be a ..(4).. from
‘marks-based’ curriculum to ‘life-based’ curricu-
lum. Academicians have always talked about
introducing ‘life-based’ teaching, but have done
..(5).. so far. Technology will help us do that.
1. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 1
low. Option 4 is irrelevant.
3. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 3
1) drivers 2) participants
3) roles 4) players
Answer: 1
F We need an apt description of the role of the
commodities. As is clear, the role is positive.
Therefore, option 1 “drivers”, which means “a
factor which causes a particular phenome-
non to happen or develop”, is correct.
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after them. Option 3 “roles” is inapt as we are
looking for a description of “roles” and not the
word “role” itself.
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No. 4
1) expansion 2) boost
3) boom 4) downturn
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Special
English Language
1) disruption 2) disaster
3) coincidence 4) mystery
Answer: 1
F The topic is ‘technology will change higher
education’. In the second sentence, the
author is elaborating on the previous idea.
Therefore, the clue for blank 1 is in the next
sentence, “will bring extreme changes”. The
word should have the same meaning. Only
option 1 “disruption”, which means “radical
change to an existing industry or market due
to technological innovation”, has that sense.
The other words do not have any context.
2. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 2
1) demolish 2) create
3) revolutionize 4) stop
Answer: 3
F This sentence too repeats the ideas in the
previous sentences. That means the word for
the blank should be the same in meaning as
“disrupt”. Only option 3 “revolutionize” means
that. Options 1 and 4 are opposite to what we
need. Option 2 is wrong because we are
referring to already existing things.
3. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 3
1) hide 2) manipulate
Answer: 4
F The key word is “crisis”, which suggests a
negative impact. Only option 4 “downturn”,
which means “decline”, is correct. The other
options are positive.
5. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 5
1) uncertainty 2) ambition
3) occupation 4) opportunity
Answer: 4
F The author is positive about Indian Railways,
which means that Indian Railways can trans-
form something negative into something pos-
itive. Therefore, the “crisis” mentioned in the
paragraph should become “opportunity”
option 4. Option 1 is negative. Option 2 is
irrelevant to the context. Option 3 “occupa-
tion” does not make sense. One cannot
make crisis an occupation.
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3) undo 4) evaluate
Answer: 4
F The word should be an action that is appropri-
ately connected to “outcomes”, which means
“results”. Therefore, the correct answer is
option 4 “evaluate”, which means “assess” or
“judge”. The other options are negative.
4. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 4
1) shift 2) study
3) education 4) estimation
Answer: 1
F The clue is “from” before ‘mark-based’ and
“to” before ‘life-based’. As we are talking
about changes in the system, the best
answer is option 1 “shift”. The other options
are irrelevant.
5. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 5
1) little 2) a lot 3) less 4) more
Answer: 1
F The last two sentences indicate that technol-
ogy will do what academicians have not
done. Therefore, the word in the blank should
indicate that they have done nothing. Only
option 1 “little”, which means “almost nothing”
in the context, is correct.
Exercise - 4
Recently, the Supreme Court gave a land-
mark judgement as far as investment in alter-
native assets is concerned. The court ..(1).. the
ban on cryptocurrency imposed by the Reserve
Bank of India. The judgement has ..(2).. many
individuals to show interest in cryptocurrency as
it is no longer seen as a ..(3).. . After the judge-
ment, exchanges in cryptocurrency have seen
a ten-fold ..(4).. compared to last year, and it
has ..(5).. all other asset classes in 2020 fetch-
ing over 200 percent returns.
1. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 1
1) put 2) completed 3) lifted 4) tightened
2. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 2
1) forced 2) coached
3) prompted 4) prevented
3. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 3
1) taboo 2) crime 3) benefit 4) loss
4. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 4
1) decrease 2) recession
3) increase 4) illegality
5. Select the most appropriate option for blank
No. 5
1) lost 2) overlooked
3) prosecuted 4) outperformed
Key: 1-3 2-3 3-1 4-3 5-4
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optional activities.
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at home will be given in public exams
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Ans: Heat gained by cool body. 27. Match the following.

Important Questions 9. When the pencil is kept in a glass of water it 20. Name the lens? X) Least distance of P) 25 cm
seems to be broken. Why? distinct vision
1/2 Mark Questions Ans: Refraction. Ans: Plano convex lens. Y) Angle of vision Q) 30 cm
1. SI unit of heat is?
10. Light speed in vacuum ....... 21. If we want get virtual image using convex R) 60°
Ans: 3 × 108 m/sec Physics lens where do we have to kept the object? Ans: X → P, Y → R
Ans: Joule
11. Units of refractive index …...... Ans: Between focus and optic centre. 28. Match the following.
2. 1 cal = ...... Joule
Ans: No units 22. lens Focal length X) Myopia P) Convex lens
Ans: 4.18 Ans: Change in speed of light
12. X: refractive index n = C/V A +20 cm Y) Hypermetropia Q) Vision defect with age
3. What happens to the resistance of a conduc- 16. In which case snell's law is not applicable?
tor, if we increase its length? Y: Refractive index has no units B −15 cm Z) Presbyopia R) concave lens
Ans: Normal incidence
Ans: Increase the resistance of a conductor. A) Both are correct
17. Which lens is called converging lens?
Identify the convex lens from above table? Ans: X → R, Y → P, Z → Q
4. What is the S.I. unit of specific heat? B) X is correct, Y is wrong Ans: A (Convex lens) 29. What is the shape of V-I graph of non -
Ans: Convex lens
Ans: J/kg-K C) X is wrong, Y is correct C 23. lens Power ohmic conductor?
18. In the given
5. Three bodies A, B and C are in thermal equi- D) Both are wrong figure 'AB' is A 1D Ans: Curved graph
librium. The temperature of B is 45°C. Then Ans: A (Both are correct) incident ray, B 2D 30. Joule/ Coulomb = .......
13. Which of the following is snell's law …... A B Which is high focal length of the above. Ans: Volt
the temperature of 'C' is.... 'BC' is
A) 45°C B) 50°C C) 250°C D) 40°C A) n1 Sini = Sinr/n2 B) n1/n2 = Sinr/Sini refracted ray Ans: A (1 D) 31. SI unit of Potential difference ….....
lens
Ans: A (45 C)° C) n2/n1 = Sinr/Sini D) n2 Sini = Constant then which 24. Lens formula = …... Ans: Volt
6. 0°C = …... K Ans: B (n1/n2 = Sinr/Sini) type of lens is Ans: 1/f = 1/V − 1/U 32. SI unit of electric current …...
Ans: 273 14. Which one of the following materials cannot that? 25. What is the maximum focal length of the Ans: Ampere
7. The formula for specific heat S = …... be used to make a lens? Ans: Concave lens eye lens? 33. Volt/ Ampere = .......
Ans: Q/m∆T A) Water B) Glass C) Plastic D) Clay 19. Which lens can form both real and virtual Ans: 2.5 cm Ans: Ohm
Ans: D (Clay) images? 26. The mid point of a thin lens is called?
8. According to principle of method of mixtures 34. l value of P – orbital......
heat lost by hot body = …..... 15. What is the cause of reflection of light? Ans: Convex lens Ans: Optic centre Ans: 1

1 Mark Questions be shifted up from its original position due Ans: Refractive index of water relative to glass Ans: Ans: Light ray passing through the optic centre
to refraction. 1 of lens is undeviated.
1. Define temperature? 
6. Medium Refractive Index 9 8 F2 F1 17. What is the least distance of distinct vision?
Ans: The degree of hotness or coldness of a ==
Crown glass 1.52 8 9 Ans: The minimum distance from which we
body is called temperature.
Ruby 1.71 can see the objects clearly is called least
2. Convert 25°C into kelvin scale? 9. The refractive index of a transparent material is
12. Define angle of vision?
Ice 1.31 distance of distinct vision. It's value is
Ans: 25°C = (25 + 273)K = 298 K 3/2. What is the speed of light in that medium?
25 cm.
a) Which medium is denser? Ans: The maximum angle made at eye by
3. What would be the final temperature of a mix- Ans: Speed of light in medium
b) Arrange the above material medium based extremes of the object up to which we are 18. Minimum focal length of a persons eye lens
ture of 50 grams of water at 20°C tempera- Refractive index of medium
on the decreasing speed of light. =  able to see the whole object is called is more than 2.27 cm. What type of visual
ture and 50 grams of water at 40°C. Speed of light in vacuum angle of vision. It's value is 60°. defect he suffer from?
Ans: Mass of cool water m1 = 50g, its temper- Ans: a. Ruby 2
=  × 3 × 108 m/sec 13. How do you correct the defect presbyopia? Ans: Hypermetropia
ature T1 = 20°C b. Ice, Crown glass, Ruby
3
7. In the following figure, draw the refracted ray Ans: Bi focal lens is used to correct presbyopia 19. Define the power of lens?
Mass of hot water m2 = 50g, its temperature = 2 × 108 m/sec defect. Ans: The reciprocal of focal length is called
T2 = 40°C 10. Write the symbols of a convex lens and con- 14. The lens power is +2D. What is the focal power of lens.
Final temperature of mixture (T) Rarer cave lens? length of the lens? 20. What is the cause of refraction of light?
T1 + T2 20 + 40 ↑
=  =  = 30°C denser Ans: Convex lens 100 100 Ans: Light travells with different speeds in dif-
2 2 ↓ Ans: Power of lens (P) =  =  ferent media. The bending (or) refraction
f(cm) 2
4. What is meant by refraction? Ans: of light occurs due to the change in
Concave lens = 50 cm
Ans: The bending of light while travelling from speed of light as it passes from one
Rarer 15. Give the values of maximum and minimum
one medium to another medium due to medium to another.
change of speed of light is called refrac- 11. Draw the refracted ray given below dia- focal length of eye lens?
21. Why does of light bent when it travels from
tion. denser gram? Ans: Maximum focal length of eye lens = 2.5 cm one medium to another?
5. Why it is too difficult to shoot a fish swimming Minimum focal length of eye lens = 2.27 cm Ans: Change the speed of light in one medium
in the water? 8. Refractive index of glass relative to water is 16. Write to behaviour of a light ray when it is to another.
Ans: It is very difficult to shoot a fish swimming 9/8. What is the refractive index of water rel- F2 F1 passing through the optic centre of a con-
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situations. 31. Imagine what would have happened if the minimum focal length greater than 2.27 cm?
Important 2 mark Questions 12. Imagine what would have happened if the lens were not found? Ans: Hypermetropia
1. The focal length of a convex mirror is 10 cm. concave mirrors were not found? Ans: The manufacture of microscope, tele- 40. What type of eye defect is seen for the aged
What is its radius of curvature? Ans: Solar cookers, head lights of vehicles, scope would not be possible. people?
Sol: Focal length (f) = 10 cm torch lights, search lights etc would not 32. What is the principle on which human eye Ans: Presbyopia.
have been found. functions?
radius of curvature (R) = ? Physics 41. Which colour is exhibited by strontium chlo-
13. Can a convex mirror burn a paper? Why? Ans: Principle of sensation of vision.
R = 2f ride on flame test?
Ans: The rays coming parallel to principal axis Sol: Focal length of lens f = 0.25 m 33. What is the least distance of distinct vision
R = 2 × 10 = 20 cm Ans: Crimson red colour.
of convex mirror after reflection diverge 1 1 for common man?
2. If the radius of curvature of a spherical mirror Power of a lens, P =  =  42. Which quantum number can explain the
from the mirror. So, we cannot burn a Ans: 25 cm
is 24 cm. What is its focal length? f (in meters) 0.25 space orientation of the orbital?
paper by using a convex mirror. 34. What is the angle of vision for a healthy
Sol: Radius of curvature (R) = 24 cm = 4D Ans: Space orientation of the orbital is
14. Where do you place the vessel in solar human being?
Focal length (f) = ? 27. Where does the image form when the explained by magnetic quantum number.
cooker?
object is placed at the focal point on princi- Ans: 60°
R 24 Ans: We place the vessel in solar cooker at the 43. Which quantum number can explain the
f =  =  = 12 cm pal aris of a convex lens? 35. Which part of eye control the light entering
size and energy of the main orbit.
2 2 focal point. the eye?
Ans: The object when placed at F2, image will Ans: Principal quantum number.
3. Which ray behave similarly when it passes 15. Write a chemical reaction, when dil.HCl is Ans: Iris.
be formed at infinite distance. 44. When n = 2, what are the l-values.
through a concave and convex mirrors? added to zinc granuels?
28. What do we call the image which we can 36. Which part of eye is used to change radii of
Ans: The ray which passes along the principle Ans: Zn + 2HCl → ZNCl2 + H2 Ans: n = 2, l = 0, 1.
see with our eye? curvature of eye lens?
axis. ∆ 45. If l = 3, what are the ml - Values.
16. Fe2O3 + 2Al → 2Fe + Al2O3 Ans: Virtual image. Ans: Ciliary muscles.
4. If an object is placed at the focus of a con- Ans: l = 3, ml = −3, −2, −1, 0, +1, +2, +3
29. Which type of image is formed by micro- 37. What is nature and type of image is
cave mirror, where is the image formed? What is indicated by ∆ in the above reaction? 46. Which rule is violated in the electronic con-
scope? obtained on retina in human eye?
Ans: At infinity. Ans: ∆ represents heating. figuration 1s0 2s2
Ans: Virtual image, which is magnified. Ans: Real and inverted.
5. What kind of a mirror can have a focal length 17. NH3 + Cl2 → NH4Cl + N2 Ans: Aufbau Principle.
30. How does a convex lens behave when it is 38. What happens if the human eye lens have
of +12 cm? balance the given chemical equation.
placed in a medium with greater refractive maximum focal length less than 2.5 cm? 47. Write the electronic configuration of potassi-
Ans: convex mirror. Ans: 8NH3 + 3Cl2 → 6NH4Cl + N2 Ans: Myopia. um element.
index than that of the lens?
18. Give two examples for olfactory indicators?
Ans: It behaves like a diverging lens. 39. What happens if the human eye lens have Ans: 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 4s1
Writer Ans: Clove oil, Vanilla essence.
19. When copper oxide reacts with dil.HCl B- Magnetic wheel
K. Gagan Kumar F Draw the shape of V-I graph for a conductor F Draw a ray diagram shows on virtual image
gives blueish-green compound. Name the C- Non magnetic wheel
Subject Expert Ans: of a convex lens
compound formed. I
Ans: D- Moving belt
Ans: Copper chloride (CuCl2)
(in ampere)

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20. What is the pH value for strong acids?
object and real image in a concave mirror? F- Magnetic ore

Object
Ans: From 0 to 2. Image
Ans: Zero F1 C1 F Draw the reflected ray for the given figure.
21. The concentration of H+ ions in a solution is
7. How are relative distances measured in
10−7, then the solution exhibits which prop- 0 V C2 F2
spherical mirrors? (in volt)
erty?
Ans: Pole of the mirror.
Ans: Neutral. F Draw the symbols of the following
8. Can the dentist use a convex mirror! predict
22. What is the nature of tooth paste? i) Battery ii) Resistance
the reasons
Ans: Basic property. Ans: F Label the parts in the given figure. C F
Ans: Image formed will be small. So can’t be
used. 23. What is the weak base used in the antacid? i) Battery
9. A mirror is broken when it fell down. Will Ans: Milk of magnesia [Mg(OH2)] +− A
there be any change in its focal length? 24. What are the uses of HCl? ii) Resistance B
Ans:
Ans: No, it does not change. Ans: i) For cleaning the steel F Draw a diagram of arrangement of apparatus
10. What would have happened if convex mir- ii) In the preparation of NH4Cl, medicines of acid solution in water conducts electricity.
Ans: AC Plug C
rors were not found? and cosmetics.
230 V Bulb
Ans: The rear view mirrors in vehicles might 25. Write the uses of NaOH
not be fitted. Ans: i) It is used in de-greasing the metals. D
11. What happens if we use concave mirror as ii) It is used in the preparation of soaps, C F
Beaker
a rear view mirror? E F
detergents, artificial threads.
Ans: Image cannot be identified properly. 26. If the focal length of a glass lens is 0.25 m, Graphiterods Ans:
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 There are four sections in the Tenth class
Biological Science question paper. Section I
consists of 12 questions (half mark). There
will be eight questions in section II (one
mark each).
There will be eight questions in section III
which carries two marks each.
There will be five questions in section IV
which carries four marks each. There will be
internal choice for this section only.
2 Marks Questions
1. Define Photosynthesis. Write a balanced
equation to show the process.
A: Photosynthesis is the process by which
plants containing the green pigment.
“Chlorophyll” builds up complex organic
molecules from relatively simple inorganic
ones using sunlight as an energy source.
Light
6CO2 + 12H2O →
Chlorophyll
C6H12O6 + 6H2O + 6O2
2. How do you feel when you realize that plants
respond to stimuli of their surroundings?
A: i) It is very interesting and amazing to
observe tropic and nastic movements of
plants in our surroundings.
ii) For example, the bending of shoots of creep-
ers towards light kept near the window.
iii) The plant roots always growing downwards.
iv) The creepers like cucumber and bitter gourd
developing tendrils in response to contact or
touch.
v) Butterflies fluttering around the flowers for
nectar.
3. Write about respiration in mangroves that
grow in marshy lands.
1 Mark Questions
1. Why KOH is used in Mohl’s half leaf experi-
ment?
A: KOH in Mohl’s half leaf experiment is used
to absorb CO2 present in the glass bottle.
2. Which gas is evolved during
the experiment? How can this
gas be tested for conforma-
tion?
A: Oxygen is evolved during the
experiment. If we keep burning splinter near
the gas it glows brightly.
3. What happens if proteins are absent in the
food we eat?
A: Deficiency of proteins in the food that we eat
causes protein malnutrition disease such as
Kwashiorkor.
4. What is energy currency?
A: From the breakdown of glucose the energy
is released and is stored in special com-
pounds called ATP (Adenosine Tri
Phosphate). It is called energy currency of
the cell.
5. What are the end products of Aerobic and
Data Arrangement
1. Six persons are sitting at a circular table fac-
ing the centre. Only Parikh is sitting between
Babita and Narendra. Chitra is sitting oppo-
site to Parikh. Narendra is sitting to the
immediate right of Pankaj. Asha is sitting to
the left of Chitra. Who is sitting opposite to
Pankaj?
a) Babita b) Asha
c) Chitra d) Parikh
Sol: The arrangement can be shown as:
Parikh
Babita Narendra
Asha Pankaj
Chitra
Hence, Babita is sitting opposite to Pankaj.
Ans: a
Directions (2-5): Answer the questions on the
basis of the information given below.
Ten people - D, A, N, G, E, R, O, U, S and L -
are sitting at a circular table and all of them fac-
ing the centre. It is also known that:
l People whose initials are adjacent in
alphabetical order are sitting opposite to
each other.
l N is sitting two positions to the right of D.
l R cannot sit adjacent to N, D and O.
l There is only one person sitting between A
and G.
2. Who is to the right of R?
a) A b) G c) L d) E
3. Who is sitting opposite to L?
a) A b) G c) A or G d) U
4. If L is sitting adjacent to R and A is opposite
to U, then who are the neighbours of G?
a) O, E b) S, O c) N, R d) N, D
5. Who can be possible neighbours of O?
a) A, G b) E, S c) E, A d) A, S
Sol: The given information can be shown as:
E R
O N
S D
or
E R E R
A/G L/U
L/U A/G
O N O N
A/G U/L
U/L G/A
S D S D
2-d.
3-c; From the basic arrangement, we can con-
clude that either A or G is sitting opposite
to L.
4-b; If L is sitting adjacent to R and A is oppo-
site to U, then L is sitting opposite to G.
Thus, the neighbours of G are S and O.
5-a; The possible neighbours of O are either U
Which blood vessels carry
blood away from the heart?
A: i) Mangroves grow near the marshy places
respire through aerial roots (or) respiratory
roots.
ii) The root hairs exchange the gases from their
surface.
iii) They obtain oxygen from the air spaces pre-
sent on the surface of the aerial roots.
iv) The plants grow in marshy places are adapt-
ed to develop aerial roots above the soil
surface which helps in gaseous exchange.
4. If you happen to meet a pulmonologist what
questions would you ask him about respira-
tory disorders?
A: i) What are the symptoms of respiratory dis-
eases?
ii) What precautions should I follow to prevent
respiratory diseases?
iii) How does smoking injure lungs?
iv) What are the common respiratory disorders
in human beings?
5. Which blood vessels carry blood away from
the heart?
A: Two types of blood vessels carry blood away
from heart. They are
1. Pulmonary artery: It carries blood from right
ventricle to lungs for oxygenation.
2. Aorta: It carries oxygenated blood from left
ventricle to all the parts of body through
various branches. It is the largest artery in
Anaerobic respiration?
A: End products of Aerobic respiration: CO2 +
H2O + Energy.
End products of Anaerobic respiration: Lactic
Acid/ Ethanol + CO2 + Energy.
6. What will happen if there is no diaphragm in
the human body?
A: If there is no diaphragm the relaxation and
contraction of the muscles of the chest wall
does not take place.
7. Mukhesh said that stem also respires along
with leaves. How do you support him?
A: Stem of a plant possesses specialised pores
called lenticels for respiration. Hence stem
also participates in respiration.
8. “Respiration is the energy releasing process”
write your opinion on this statement.
A: Respiration is the energy releasing process
because in this life process carbohydrates
are oxidised to produce chemical energy to
function at the cellular level. It is a catabolic
process.
9. How does lymph differ from the blood?
A: i) Red blood cells are present in blood. Red
blood cells are absent in lymph.
Who can be possible neighbours of O?
and L or A and G.
Directions (6-7): Answer the questions on the
basis of the information given below.
Eight persons - A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H - are
sitting around a circular table facing the center
of the table. C is sitting second to the left of E.
A is sitting between D and E. G is sitting oppo-
site to F, who is sitting second to the right of B.
6. Who is sitting to the left of C?
a) G b) B c) E d) F
7. Which of the following statements are true?
i) E is sitting opposite to H.
ii) F is sitting second to the right of C.
iii) A is sitting to the immediate left of D.
a) i and ii only b) ii and iii only
c) i and iii only d) All of them
Sol: The sitting arrangement is shown below.
B
H
G
C
F A
D Special
E 17-d; The delegate sitting to the immediate left
6-b; 7-c.
Directions (8-11): Answer the questions on the
basis of the information given below.
Six persons - Huma, Isha, Kunal, Lakhan,
Mala and Navin - are managers in six different
departments - HR, Marketing, Finance,
Operations, IT and Customer Care - of a com-
pany - not necessarily in the same order. They
are sitting around a circular table facing the
center of the table. Huma is sitting to the left of
the HR Manager. Lakhan is sitting third to the
right of the Finance Manager. The Marketing
Manager is sitting opposite the Customer Care
Manager. Kunal, who is the Operations
Manager, is sitting opposite Mala, who is the
HR Manager. Isha is sitting between Navin and
Mala.
8. Who is sitting to the immediate left of Huma?
a) Lakhan b) Mala c) Navin d) Isha
9. Which of the following statements is definite-
ly true?
i) Isha is sitting to the immediate right of
Navin.
ii) IT manager is sitting opposite Isha.
iii) Huma is the Marketing Manager.
a) Only ii b) Only iii
c) Both ii and iii d) Both i and iii
10. If the Marketing Manager is sitting to the
right of the Finance Manager, then which of
the following statements is definitely true?
a) The Customer Care Manager is sitting to
the immediate right of Lakhan.
Biological Science
the body.
6. What happens if blood platelets are absent in
blood?
A: If blood platelets are absent the person loses
the capacity of coagulation of blood. As a
result injured blood vessels cannot stop
bleeding. It may lead to the death of victim.
7. What suggestions would you like to give to
your elders to control their high B.P.? (OR)
Suggest some precautions to avoid cardiac
problems.
A: i) Balanced diet ii) Avoid fatty food.
iii) Regular exercise.
iv) No smoke, No alcohol.
v) Have a blood test for every six months.
vi) Practice yoga / Meditation daily.
8. What habits would you like to follow for the
proper functioning of kidneys?
A: i) I would like to give up the habit of taking
less water and instead drink sufficient
water, i.e nearly 5-6 litres of water per day.
ii) Blood is red in colour and lymph is colour
less.
10. Name the apparatus,
shown in the given fig-
ure. For what purpose
the apparatus is used?
A: Sphygmomanometer. It
is used to measure B.P.
11. Siri is injured while playing on the ground.
Blood is flowing continuously. What may be
the reason?
A: i) Generally blood is clotted within 3-6 min-
utes at the sight of injury.
ii) But in some people due to the deficiency of
vitamin “K” it takes more time.
iii) Genetic disorder in the body’s blood also
may not help in coagulation.
12. Write two secondary metabolites, which
you use in your daily life.
A: The materials which do not require for nor-
mal growth and development are secondary
metabolites.
Ex: Alkaloids, tannins, resins, gums and latex
are secondary metabolites.
SSC Exams
General Intelligence & Reasoning
b) Huma is the Marketing Manager
c) Navin is the Customer Care Manager
d) Both (b) and (c)
11. Who is sitting opposite Isha?
a) Kunal b) IT manager
c) Marketing Manager d) Huma
Sol: The sitting arrangment is shown bellow
Kunal (Operational manager)
Lakhan Naveen (Marketing/
(IT manager)
Customer care
manager)
Huma Isha (Finance
(Customer care/
manager)
Marketing
manager)
Mala (HR manager)
8-a; 9-a; 10-a; 11-b.
Directions (12-15): Answer the questions on
the basis of the information given below.
Eight persons, comprising three females and
five males, namely P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, P6, P7
and P8 are sitting around a circular table facing
the center of the table. It is also known that:
i) No two females are sitting next to each
other.
ii) P6 is sitting between P8 and P2.
iii) P4, who is a female, is sitting second to
the left of P6.
iv) P3, who is a female, is sitting between P5
and P2.
v) P1 is a female.
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ii) I give up sleeping for less time and cultivate 10. Write two sentences about insulin hormone
the habit of sleeping for 6-7 hours per day. using the data collected by you from your
iii) I would like to avoid junk foods and take school library.
fruits or soups. A: i) Insulin is the endocrine hormone secreted
iv) I never forget drinking more water after meals. by “Islets of Langerhans” of pancreas.
v) I avoid taking food with more phosphorus ii) It regulates the level of sugar in the blood.
such as cheese, cola, soft drinks etc.,
iii) Deficiency of insulin causes a metabolic dis-
vi) Regular medical check up.
order called “diabetes mellitus”.
9. What questions do you ask a nephrologist to
iv) Insulin converts the excess of glucose into
know more about kidney related diseases?
glycogen that is stored in the liver.
A: i) Sometimes urine is not excreted, what are
the reasons for it?
ii) Why are stones formed in the kidney?
iii) To avoid formation of stones in the kidney,
Writer
what type of food is preferable? MSN Murthy
iv) What is the relation between amount of Subject Expert
water taken and functioning of kidney?
Half Mark Questions 9. Read the sentence, find the error and rewrite
the sentence.
1. Read the sentence, find out the mistake and
Pharynx prevents the entry of food into trachea.
rewrite the sentence.
A: Epiglottis prevents the entry of food into tra-
Oxygen is released from Carbon dioxide
chea.
during photosynthesis.
10. Observe the flow chart and find the “X” .
A: Oxygen is released from water during pho-
Nostrils → Nasal Cavity → Pharynx → Larynx → X
tosynthesis.
↓
2. What are the end products of light reaction?
Blood ← Alveolus ← Bronchioles ← Bronchus
A: ATP and NADPH
A: Trachea.
3. Expand RUBP.
11. What happens when diaphragm flattens
A: Ribulose 1-5 bisphosphonate.
and the volume of chest cavity increases?
4. What does this picture show? A) The internal pressure in lungs decreases.
B) The air from outside enters the lungs.
C) The air from lungs rushes out.
D) Both A & B.
A: D ( Both A & B)
A: Nutrition in amoeba. 12. The valve between right atrium and right
5. It is the process, in which the food is cut and ventricle: Tricuspid valve ::
crushed by our teeth in the mouth and mixed The valve between left atrium and left ventri-
with saliva to make it wet and slippery. What cle:?
is this process called? A: Bicuspid valve or Mitral valve.
A: Mastication. 13. I’m parallel to venous system and transport
6. I’m a digestive juice contain no enzymes. the tissue fluid into the main blood stream.
Who am I? Who am I?
A: Bile Juice A: Lymphatic system.
7. What is the disease that is caused due to 14. I’m an apparatus to measure blood pres-
protein deficiency? sure. Who am I?
A: Kwashiorkor. A: Sphygmomanometer.
8. Find out the mismatched pair: 15. Malpighiam body consists of a blind cup
i) Folic acid - Anaemia. shaped boarder end of nephron called
ii) Calciferol - Scurvy. ___________ (a) and bunch of fine blood
capillaries called ___________(b)
iii) Biotin - Muscle pain.
A: a) Bowman’s Capsule.
iv) Tocoferol - Sterility.
b) Glomerulus.
A: Calciferol - Scurvy.
12. Who is sitting to the immediate left of P1? e) The delegate from Italy is sitting second to
a) P3 b) P2 c) P5 d) None of these the left of the delegate from the US.
13. Which of the following statements is defi- 17. The delegate sitting to the immediate left of
nitely true? the France delegate is from?
a) P6 is male and P7 is female. a) China b) Australia
c) UK d) Either a or b
b) P6 is female and P7 is male.
c) Both P6 and P7 are males. 18. The delegates from which of the following
pairs of countries are definitely not sitting
d) Both P6 and P7 are females.
opposite to each other?
14. Who is sitting to the immediate left of P4?
a) Italy and France b) Australia and Nepal
a) P7 b) P5 c) P8 d) None of these
c) China and Bhutan d) Australia and China
15. Who is sitting opposite to P7?
Sol: The sitting arrangement around the round
a) P3 b) P6 c) P2 d) P8
table is shown below.
Sol: The sitting arrangment is shown bellow
UK
P1(F)
Bhutan Nepal
P7(M) P5(M)
P4(F) P3 (F)
Italy France
P8(M)
P6 (M)
P2 (M)
China/ Australia
US
Australia/ China
M - Male, F - Female
of the delegate from France could be
12-c; 13-c; 14-a; 15-c.
either from China or Australia.
16. 'N' students, who are wearing T-shirts num-
18-d; The delegates from Australia and China
bered from 1 to N, are sitting around a cir-
cannot sit opposite to each other.
cular table in the given order of their T-shirt
Directions (19-20): Answer the questions on
numbers, such that the distance between
the basis of the information given below.
every pair of students sitting next to each
Out of the six friends – Anil, Billu, Champa,
other is the same. If the student wearing T-
Deepak, Ferhan and Ganga – Anil and Billu
shirt numbered 8 is sitting diametrically
speak English and Hindi; Billu and Champa
opposite to the students wearing T-shirt
speak Hindi and Bengali; Ganga and Deepak
numbered 20. Find the value of 'N'?
speak French and German; Ferhan and
a) 22 b) 26 c) 24 d) 28
Champa speak Bengali; Anil and Deepak speak
Sol: As the student wearing T-shirt numbered 8 bengali; and Ganga and Billu speak Tamil.
is sitting opposite the student wearing T- 19. Who among the following does not speak
shirt numbered 20, the number of students
Bengali?
sitting between these two students is 11.
a) Anil b) Champa
Hence, the number of students
c) Ferhan d) None of the above
= 2 × 11 + 2 = 24 Ans: c 20. Who among the six definitely speaks at
Directions (17-18): Answer the questions on least four languages?
the basis of the information given below.
a) Billu b) Deepak
Eight delegates from eight different countries -
c) Ganga d) None of the above
US, UK, France, Italy, China, Australia, Nepal
Sol: English Hindi Bengali French German Tamil
and Bhutan - are sitting around a round table for
Anil 3 3 3
a conference on global peace. It is also known
Billu 3 3 3 3
that:
Champa 3 3
a) The delegate from the US is sitting dia- Deepak 3 3 3
metrically opposite to the one from the UK. Ferhan 3
b) There are exactly three delegates between Ganga 3 3 3
the delegates from France and Italy.
c) The delegate from Bhutan is sitting to the 19-d; 20-a.
immediate right of the delegate from the UK.
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d) The delegate from Nepal is not sitting
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17
Tenth class Biological Science
question paper. Section-I consists of 6
questions, write any 3 (2 marks).
There will be 4 questions in
Which is called as flight
Section-II, write any 2 (4 marks).
There will be 4 questions in
Section-III, write any 2 (8 marks).
Part-B consists of 10 questions. Each
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question carries one mark.
C) Tubectomy D) Cap B) Grows towards inside the room B) Ethanol + CO2 + Energy
Important questions 14. Cerebrum and diencephalan are the parts C) Growth direction is indefinite C) A or B D) CO2 + H2O + Energy
of ..... D) Does not grow properly 43. Gaseous excahange in plants takes place
One mark questions A) Fore brain B) Mid brain 33. Choose the correct order? through.......
1. The digestive juice which contain no C) Hind brain D) Spinal cord A) Gametes, fertilization, zygote A) Through out the stems
enzymes 15. Plant growing towards light Biological Science B) Fertilization, zygote, gametes. B) Through out the leaves
A) Pancreatic juice B) Bile juice A) Geotropism B) Hydrotropism C) Fertilization, gametes, zygote C) Stomata and lenti cells
C) Phototropism D) Chemotropism 24. The term cardiac refers to which organ in D) Specialized organs in plant
C) Gastric juice D) Intestinal juice D) Zygote, gametes, fertilization
the body
2. The vitamin related to blood clotting 16. Identify the given diagram 34. Identify the given picture 44. Doctors measure the blood pressure (B.P.)
A) Heart B) Kidney with a device called .....
A) Retinol B) Calciferol A) Cutting
C) Lungs D) Blood and Lymph A) Stadiometer B) Sphygmomanometer
C) Phylloquinone D) Tocoferol B) Layering
25. Which of the following is the correct path of C) Thermometer D) Stethoscope
3. What is the importance of KOH, in the carbon C) Grafting
urine excretion in our body
dioxide is necessary for photosynthesis D) Tissue culture 45. The normal diastolic pressure in human
A) Afferent neuron B) Efferent neuron A) Kidney, urethra, bladder, ureters beings .....
experiment 35. Identify the diagram
C) Association Nerve D) Reflex arc B) Urethra, bladder, ureters, kidney A) 120 B) 80 C) 100 D) 98
A) Releases carbon dioxide A) Snake
17. A plant is kept in dark for 48 hours in an C) Kidney, ureters, bladder, urethra 46. ....... flows in Pulmonary valves
B) Absorbs water B) Tadpole larva
experiment, in order to D) Kidney, bladder, ureters, urethra. A) Oxygenated blood
C) Absorbs light D) Absorbs carbon dioxide C) Sperm cell
A) Remove chlorophyll from leaves 26. The liquid used in the process of dialysis is B) De oxygenated blood
4. Splitting of water molecule in the presence of D) Gills in the fish
B) Remove starch from leaves ..........
light and chlorophyll is called as 36. The process of transmission of traits/ char- C) Mixed blood D) Lymph
C) Remove CO2 from leaves A) Paraffin B) Janus green
A) Light water reaction acters to offspring from parents is called 47. ESRD (End Stage Renal Disease) related to
D) Remove water from leaves C) Plasma D) Dialyzing fluid
B) Dark water reaction A) Inheritance B) Mutations A) Heart B) Lungs C) Kidney D) Brain
18. Plants which possesses respiratory roots. 27. What is the secondary metabolite produced
C) Photolysis D) Electrolysis C) Diversity D) Variations 48. Edema caused by ......
A) Xerophytes B) Mangroves from the plant given in the picture?
5. In paramoecium food is ingested through... 37. What is the phenotypic ratio in F2 genera- A) Blood clotting
C) Hydrophytes D) Mesophytes A) Gums
A) Cytostome B) Mouth tion of monohybrid cross, according to B) Accumulation of lymph
19. Aim of given experiment is B) Tannins
C) Body surface D) Food vacuole Mendel’s experiment? C) Allergy due to chemicals
C) Resins
6. Cuscuta plant absorbs food through... A) 1 : 2 : 1 B) 3 : 1 D) Heart failure
D) Latex
A) Root B) stem C) 9 : 3 : 3 : 1 D) 4 : 0 49. Open circulatory system present in
28. Identify the process of diagram
C) Flowers D) Haustoria 38. If, homozygous yellow colored seeds and A) Protozoans B) Cnidarians
A) Single circulation
7. Choose the correct option green colored seeds are the parents, what C) Platyhelmenthes D) Arthropods
B) Multiple circulation is the progeny in the F1 generation?
A) Heart beat is less than pulse rate A) CO2 is essential to photosynthesis 50. The scientific name of present (modern)
C) Double circulation A) All green seeded plants
B) Heart beat is more than pulse rate B) water is essential to photosynthesis man is
D) Lymphatic system B) some yellow and some Green seeded
C) Heart beat is equal to the pulse rate C) Sunlight is essential to photosynthesis A) Homo habilus B) Homo erectus
29. Which is the best food to prevent heart dis- plants
D) There is no relation to the Heart beat and D) Oxygen is released in photosynthesis. C) Homo Neanderthalensis D) Homo sapiens
eases? C) All yellow seeded plants
pulse rate 20. Aim of this experiment is 51. Identify the part marked
A) Vegetables, low calorie diet D) Mixed color seeded plants
8. The enzyme present in the saliva is... with “A” in the given picture
A) CO2 is released in respiration B) High calorie diet with proteins
A) Pepsin B) Sucrose 39. Who had given the animal in the picture as A) Nasal cavity B) Larynx
B) O2 is released in respiration C) Non vegetarian food with fats A
C) Ptyalin D) Lipase an example for his principle? C) Pharynx D) Alveoli
C) CO2 is absorbed in respiration D) Costly processed food
9. Digested food is absorbed into blood by... A) Mendel
D) O2 is absorbed in respiration. 30. This is not an example for tropic move-
A) Villi B) Liver B) Darwin
21. Identify the picture...... ments... C) Lamarck Writer
C) Pancreas D) Stomach A) Respiratory roots A) Plant response to light D) Weisman P Prabhakar Reddy
10. Cellular respiration takes place in... B) Fungal colony B) Plant response to water 40. Who is responsible for the sex determina- Subject Expert
A) Mitochondria B) Chloroplast C) Deforested area C) Plant response to chemicals tion in human beings?
C) Nucleus D) Endoplasmic reticulum D) Sapling plantation D) Response to touch in Touch me not plant. A) Mother B) Father
11. Identify the given diagram Answers
22. Identify the disease present in picture 31. Why testis are located outside the abdomi- C) Both D) Grand parents
A) Kidney B) Nephron A) Kwashiorkor nal cavity 1-B 10-A 19-C 28-C 37-B 46-B
41. If we take jogging, running for some distance
C) Lungs D) Heart B) Marasmus A) to maintain low temperature 2-C 11-B 20-A 29-A 38-C 47-C
we feel muscular pain. The reason is.......
12. ...... is called as flight and fight hormone 3-D 12-B 21-A 30-D 39-C 48-B
C) Obesity B) to maintain high temperature A) Accumulation of ATP
A) Testosterone B) Adrenalin 4-C 13-C 22-B 31-A 40-B 49-D
D) Pellagra. C) to give scope to the intestine B) Accumulation CO2
C) Estrogen D) Thyroxine 5-A 14-A 23-C 32-A 41-C 50-D
23. Which is the best food to prevent eye dis- D) no place in the abdominal cavity C) Accumulation of lactic acid 6-D 15-C 24-A 33-A 42-C 51-D
13. Surgical method of birth control in females eases? 32. What will happen to the potted plant kept D) Blood clotting 7-C 16-A 25-C 34-C 43-C
is.... A) Leafy vegetables B) Carrot near window in the room 42. End products of anaerobic respiration 8-C 17-B 26-D 35-C 44-B
A) Vasectomy B) Copper – T C) A and B D) Chicken only A) Grows towards light A) Lactic acid + Energy 9-A 18-B 27-B 36-A 45-B

Data Arrangement
1. Six persons are sitting at a circular table fac-
ing the centre. Only Parikh is sitting between
Babita and Narendra. Chitra is sitting oppo-
Who can be possible neighbours of O?
site to Parikh. Narendra is sitting to the
immediate right of Pankaj. Asha is sitting to
the left of Chitra. Who is sitting opposite to
Pankaj? and L or A and G. 12. Who is sitting to the immediate left of P1? e) The delegate from Italy is sitting second to
a) Babita b) Asha Directions (6-7): Answer the questions on the a) P3 b) P2 c) P5 d) None of these the left of the delegate from the US.
c) Chitra d) Parikh basis of the information given below. 13. Which of the following statements is defi- 17. The delegate sitting to the immediate left of
Sol: The arrangement can be shown as: Eight persons - A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H - are nitely true? the France delegate is from?
sitting around a circular table facing the center a) P6 is male and P7 is female. a) China b) Australia
Parikh of the table. C is sitting second to the left of E. c) UK d) Either a or b
b) P6 is female and P7 is male.
Babita Narendra A is sitting between D and E. G is sitting oppo- c) Both P6 and P7 are males. 18. The delegates from which of the following
site to F, who is sitting second to the right of B. pairs of countries are definitely not sitting
d) Both P6 and P7 are females.
Asha Pankaj 6. Who is sitting to the left of C? opposite to each other?
14. Who is sitting to the immediate left of P4?
a) G b) B c) E d) F a) Italy and France b) Australia and Nepal
Chitra a) P7 b) P5 c) P8 d) None of these
7. Which of the following statements are true? c) China and Bhutan d) Australia and China
15. Who is sitting opposite to P7?
Hence, Babita is sitting opposite to Pankaj. i) E is sitting opposite to H. Sol: The sitting arrangement around the round
a) P3 b) P6 c) P2 d) P8
Ans: a ii) F is sitting second to the right of C. table is shown below.
Sol: The sitting arrangment is shown bellow
Directions (2-5): Answer the questions on the iii) A is sitting to the immediate left of D. UK
basis of the information given below. a) i and ii only b) ii and iii only P1(F)
Bhutan Nepal
Ten people - D, A, N, G, E, R, O, U, S and L - c) i and iii only d) All of them P7(M) P5(M)
are sitting at a circular table and all of them fac-
ing the centre. It is also known that:
l People whose initials are adjacent in
Sol: The sitting arrangement is shown below.

B
H
G
SSC Exams P4(F) P3 (F)
Italy France

alphabetical order are sitting opposite to

each other.
l N is sitting two positions to the right of D.
C
F A
D
Special P8(M)
P6 (M)
P2 (M)
China/ Australia
US
Australia/ China

E 17-d; The delegate sitting to the immediate left

l R cannot sit adjacent to N, D and O. General Intelligence & Reasoning M - Male, F - Female
of the delegate from France could be
l There is only one person sitting between A 6-b; 7-c. 12-c; 13-c; 14-a; 15-c.
either from China or Australia.
and G. Directions (8-11): Answer the questions on the 16. 'N' students, who are wearing T-shirts num-
b) Huma is the Marketing Manager 18-d; The delegates from Australia and China
2. Who is to the right of R? basis of the information given below. bered from 1 to N, are sitting around a cir-
c) Navin is the Customer Care Manager cannot sit opposite to each other.
a) A b) G c) L d) E Six persons - Huma, Isha, Kunal, Lakhan, cular table in the given order of their T-shirt
d) Both (b) and (c) Directions (19-20): Answer the questions on
3. Who is sitting opposite to L? Mala and Navin - are managers in six different numbers, such that the distance between
11. Who is sitting opposite Isha? the basis of the information given below.
a) A b) G c) A or G d) U departments - HR, Marketing, Finance, every pair of students sitting next to each
a) Kunal b) IT manager Out of the six friends – Anil, Billu, Champa,
Operations, IT and Customer Care - of a com- other is the same. If the student wearing T-
4. If L is sitting adjacent to R and A is opposite c) Marketing Manager d) Huma Deepak, Ferhan and Ganga – Anil and Billu
pany - not necessarily in the same order. They shirt numbered 8 is sitting diametrically
to U, then who are the neighbours of G? Sol: The sitting arrangment is shown bellow speak English and Hindi; Billu and Champa
are sitting around a circular table facing the opposite to the students wearing T-shirt
a) O, E b) S, O c) N, R d) N, D speak Hindi and Bengali; Ganga and Deepak
center of the table. Huma is sitting to the left of Kunal (Operational manager) numbered 20. Find the value of 'N'?
5. Who can be possible neighbours of O? speak French and German; Ferhan and
the HR Manager. Lakhan is sitting third to the a) 22 b) 26 c) 24 d) 28
a) A, G b) E, S c) E, A d) A, S Lakhan Naveen (Marketing/ Champa speak Bengali; Anil and Deepak speak
right of the Finance Manager. The Marketing (IT manager) Sol: As the student wearing T-shirt numbered 8 bengali; and Ganga and Billu speak Tamil.
Customer care
Sol: The given information can be shown as: Manager is sitting opposite the Customer Care manager) is sitting opposite the student wearing T- 19. Who among the following does not speak
E R Manager. Kunal, who is the Operations shirt numbered 20, the number of students
Huma Isha (Finance Bengali?
Manager, is sitting opposite Mala, who is the (Customer care/ sitting between these two students is 11.
manager) a) Anil b) Champa
O N HR Manager. Isha is sitting between Navin and Marketing
Hence, the number of students
Mala. manager) c) Ferhan d) None of the above
Mala (HR manager) = 2 × 11 + 2 = 24 Ans: c 20. Who among the six definitely speaks at
S D 8. Who is sitting to the immediate left of Huma?
8-a; 9-a; 10-a; 11-b. Directions (17-18): Answer the questions on least four languages?
or a) Lakhan b) Mala c) Navin d) Isha the basis of the information given below.
Directions (12-15): Answer the questions on a) Billu b) Deepak
E R E R 9. Which of the following statements is definite- Eight delegates from eight different countries -
the basis of the information given below. c) Ganga d) None of the above
A/G L/U ly true?
L/U A/G Eight persons, comprising three females and US, UK, France, Italy, China, Australia, Nepal
O N O N i) Isha is sitting to the immediate right of Sol: English Hindi Bengali French German Tamil
five males, namely P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, P6, P7 and Bhutan - are sitting around a round table for
A/G U/L Navin. Anil 3 3 3
U/L G/A and P8 are sitting around a circular table facing a conference on global peace. It is also known
S D S D ii) IT manager is sitting opposite Isha. Billu 3 3 3 3
the center of the table. It is also known that: that:
Champa 3 3
2-d. iii) Huma is the Marketing Manager. i) No two females are sitting next to each a) The delegate from the US is sitting dia- Deepak 3 3 3
3-c; From the basic arrangement, we can con- a) Only ii b) Only iii other. metrically opposite to the one from the UK. Ferhan 3
clude that either A or G is sitting opposite c) Both ii and iii d) Both i and iii ii) P6 is sitting between P8 and P2. b) There are exactly three delegates between Ganga 3 3 3
to L. 10. If the Marketing Manager is sitting to the iii) P4, who is a female, is sitting second to the delegates from France and Italy.
4-b; If L is sitting adjacent to R and A is oppo- right of the Finance Manager, then which of the left of P6. c) The delegate from Bhutan is sitting to the 19-d; 20-a.
site to U, then L is sitting opposite to G. the following statements is definitely true? iv) P3, who is a female, is sitting between P5 immediate right of the delegate from the UK.
Thus, the neighbours of G are S and O.
These model questions were prepared by
a) The Customer Care Manager is sitting to and P2. d) The delegate from Nepal is not sitting
5-a; The possible neighbours of O are either U the immediate right of Lakhan. v) P1 is a female. adjacent to the delegate from the US. Subject experts of Career Launcher, Hyderabad
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 This year there is a single paper in
Tenth Class Social Studies for 100
Marks. There are four sections in the
Question Paper. Section-I consists of 12
one marks questions. There will be 8
two marks questions in Section-II.
Section-III consists of 8 four marks
questions. There will be 5 eight marks
questions in Section-IV. There is
internal choice in Section-IV.
1 Mark Questions
1. Write the location of India.
A. India lies between 8°4' and 37°6'
Northernlatitudes and between 68° 7' and
97° 25' Eastern longitudes.
2. Fill the missed one
Jhelum, Chenab, ......, Beas, Sutlej
A. Ravi
3. Based on the relationship with First Pair and
complete Second Pair:
National Food Security Act - 2013
The Right to Education Act - ?
A. 2009
4. Pick out the wrong pair:
Fascism - Germany
Militarism - Japan
Imperialism - England
A. Fascism - Italy
Writer
K. Srinivasa Rao
Subject Expert
2 Marks Questions
1. What is Dun? Give some examples.
A. The valleys lying between the lesser
Himalayas and Shivalik ranges are called
Duns.
Dehradun, Kotli Dun and Patli Dun are some
of the prominent Duns.
2. Write differences between the Himalayan
rivers and the peninsular rivers.
A. The Himalayan rivers: These rivers are
perennial. Here water is flowing throughout
the year.
Peninsular rivers: These are rainfed rivers.
Here water flows for sometime only. They
form deltas.
3. Write briefly about APWALTA Act.
A. Andhra Pradesh Water Land and Trees Act
enacted in 2002.
Objectives: i) To promote water conserva-
tion and tree cover.
ii) To regulate exploitation and use of ground
and surface water.
4. Mention the differences between population
growth and population change.
F F F F
India
National
All-India Survey of Migrant Workers
All-India Survey of Migrant Workers and All-
Quarterly Establishment-based
Employment Survey were launched by the
Government of India on 1 April 2021.
The objective of the All-India Survey of
Migrant Workers is to study the kind of employ-
ment-related migration undertaken by workers
as per the statement given by the Labour and
Employment Ministry.
The survey will provide the details of working
and living conditions faced by Migrant Workers
and the impact of COVID 19 on their world of
work.
All-India Quarterly Establishment-based
Employment Survey will provide the employ-
ment estimates for establishments employing
ten or more workers as well as those employing
nine or less workers.
The survey will provide crucial data on the
changes in the employment situation across the
selected sectors every quarter.
HANSA-NG
On 1 April 2021, the CSIR’s National
Aerospace Laboratory (NSL) at Bengaluru
rolled out its New Generation two-seater
'HANSA' aircraft (HANSA-NG).
It is an all-composite aircraft, the first of its
kind in the country, that will cater to the demand
for trainer aircraft at the flying clubs.
It is retro-modified with a glass cockpit, bub-
ble canopy design, IFR compliant avionics with
smart multi-functional displays, efficient digitally
controlled Rotax 912 ISC engine that gives the
aircraft superior performance, range and
endurance.
SAMAAR campaign
On 17 March 2021, the Jharkhand government
announced the launch of the SAAMAR
(Strategic Action for Alleviation of Malnutrition
and Anaemia Reduction) campaign to tackle
Others
Dadasaheb Phalke Award
The government of India announced the pres-
tigious 51st Dadasaheb Phalke Award 2019 for
Rajinikanth for his contribution as an actor,
producer and screenwriter on 1 April 2021. The
honour is considered India’s highest award in
cinema.
It is presented annually at the National Film
Awards Ceremony by the Directorate of Film
Festivals, an organisation of the Ministry of
Information and Broadcasting.
The award comprises a Swarna Kamal, a
Cash Prize of Rs. 10,00,000/, certificate, silk
scroll and a shawl.
Rajinikanth’s impressive filmography
includes movies in several languages. Some of
them include Moondru Mudichu, Billu,
Baashha, Sivaji and Enthiran. The actor has
Why do we often use the term
‘Indian Peninsula’?
5. Expand MNREGA.
A. Mahatma Gandhi National Rural
Employment Guarantee Act.
6. What is the theme of the Book "Before They
Pass away"?
A. Nomadic Communities that are on the verge
of disappearing.
7. Find the odd one out:
Diet, Reichstag, Preamble, Duma
A. Preamble
8. What were the three most important process-
es after Second World War?
A. 1) The establishment of UN 2) Cold War
3) Decolonisation
9. What is Non-alignment movement?
A. The policy followed by fewly independent
countries after Second World War, without
involving in any of the Military blocks, follow-
ing neutrality in international politics.
10. What does Article 356 of our constitution
speak out?
A. About Presidents rule
11. Deforestation happens in all areas in India.
Suggest two remedies to stop deforestation.
A. i) Control over cutting of forests
A. i) The change in the numeric value of popu-
lation for a specific period in a country is
called population change.
ii) The numeric value of population added to
each decade is called population growth.
5. In what ways the organic farming help in pro-
tecting the environment?
A. Organic farming is an ecological production
management system that promotes and
enhance Bio-diversity biological activity. It is
based on minimum use of off farm inputs on
management practices that restore maintain
and enhance ecological harmony.
6. What was the role of women in Chipko
Andolan? Do you support their methods?
A. Forests are a crucial resource for the subsis-
tence of the people.
Villagers sought to protect their livelihoods
through non-violent resistance.
The women hugged the trees saving them
by intereposing their bodies between them
and the axes of contractors. This was the
most courageous non-violent movement
inspired the whole nation.
7. Globalization has turned the world into a
‘SAAMAR’ campaign aims to..?
malnutrition in the state.
The campaign aims to identify anaemic
women and malnourished children and con-
verge various departments to effectively deal
with the problem in a state where malnutrition
has been a major problem.
The scheme was launched as every second
child in the state is stunted and underweight
and every third child is affected by stunting and
every 10th child is affected from severe wasting
and around 70% of children are anaemic, as
per National Family Health Survey-4 data.
SAAMAR has been launched with a 1000
days target, under which annual surveys will be
conducted to track the progress.
National Policy for Rare Diseases
On 30 March 2021, the Union Health Minister
Dr. Harsh Vardhan approved the “National
Policy for Rare Diseases 2021”.
The Policy aims to lower the high cost of
treatment for rare diseases with an increased
focus on indigenous research with the help of a
National Consortium.
The policy also stresses the creation of a
national hospital-based registry of rare dis-
eases so that adequate data is available for the
definition of rare diseases and research and
development. The policy focuses on early
screening and prevention through primary and
secondary health care infrastructure such as
Health and Wellness Centres and District Early
Intervention Centres.
Writer
Amara Veeraswamy
Subject Expert
also starred in several Bollywood blockbusters
such as Hum and Chaalbaaz.
India tops in ISSF Shooting World Cup
India topped the medals table at the 2021
ISSF World Cup held in New Delhi which was
held from 18 to 29 March 2021 at the Dr. Karni
Singh Shooting Range in New Delhi.
India got 30 medals which included 15
gold, 9 silver and 6 bronze.
The USA got the second spot with 8 medals
including 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze.
Yashaswini Deswal bagged the gold medal
for India in the Women's 10 Meter Air Pistol,
whereas the terrific pair of Saurabh
Chaudhary and Manu Bhaker won the final of
the 10 m air pistol mixed team event.
Chinki Yadav clinched the gold medal while
compatriot Rahi Sarnobat bagged the silver
and Manu Bhaker settled for bronze in the
women's 25 pistol event.
Social Studies
ii) Effective implementation of WALTA Act
12. What is the main theme of Rachel Carson's
Book "Silent Spring"?
A. The main theme of the book "Silent Spring"
is the impact of spraying DDT on humans
and birds.
13. Why do you appreciate Chipko movement?
A. The Chipko movement is started to protect
the environment and against deforestation.
14. What is the problem that we face today
about the ground water?
A. The problem that we face today is the deple-
tion of ground water storage and tendency
not to care about the availability for future
generations.
15. How can we identify a person as a migrant?
A. For identifying a person as a migrant, two cri-
teria are used 1) Birth Place 2) Last usual
small village - Discuss.
A. As part liberalization policy globalization
started which made the world into a small vil-
lage accessible very easily. Expanding busi-
ness trade and commerce information tech-
nology including mobile phones, Internet,
e-mails, transport made the world a village.
8. Give example of Fixed/ physical and working
capital?
A. Fixed capital: The assets which can be
used in production overmany years are
known as fixed capital. Ex: Machinery, Land.
Working capital: Raw material & Money in
hand used in production are called working
capital.
9. Why are embassies setup?
A. Embassies setup by the Indian Government
in different countries are expected to follow
the legal procedures and protect the welfare
of the international migrants as given in the
Emigration Act.
10. Give any two examples of International
Aerotropolises.
A. i) London Heathrew Airport (London, U.K.)
ii) Suvarnabhoomi International Airport
F F
Dr Sharankumar Limbale
International
India-Australia Dialogue
On 30 March 2021, the 6th round of the India-
Australia Dialogue was held and the two sides
discussed Disarmament, Non-Proliferation and
Export Control in the virtual format.
The two sides also exchanged views on con-
temporary issues of mutual interest in the areas
of nuclear, chemical, biological disarmament and
non-proliferation, conventional weapons, outer
space security and strategic export control.
PM visit to Bangladesh
Prime Minister Modi visited Bangladesh on 26-
27 March 2021. He attended National Day cel-
ebrations marking 50 years of Bangladesh’s
independence on 26 March 2021.
This is the historic visit to celebrate Mujib
Borsho-the birth centenary of Sheikh Mujibur
Rahman, 50 years of the establishment of
diplomatic ties between India and Bangladesh
and 50 years of Bangladesh's war of liberation.
Modi and Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh
Model Questions
1. An Indian-American physician was sworn in
as 21st Surgeon General of the USA. He/
she is………..
1) Dr. Vivek Murthy 2) Vanita Gupta
3) Mala Adiga 4) Aisha Shah
5) Gautam Raghavan
2. Saraswati Samman 2020 conferred on……..
1) Vineet Bajpai 2) Dr K N Bhandari
3) Meghna Pant
4) Dr Sharankumar Limbale 5) Kavita Kane
3. Kalinga Ratna Award for the year 2021 con-
ferred on………..
1) Biswa Bhusan Harichandan
2) Naveen Patnaik 3) Pratibha Ray
4) Bibhuti Patnaik 5) Gourahari Das
4. Roscosmos is the space agency of which
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place of residence.
16. Arrange the countries from East to West
based on their location.
Britain, Germany, Russia, USA
A. Russia, Germany, Britain, USA
17. Write two aspects of the Indian Constitution
which contribute to social change?
A. i) Abolition of untouchability
ii) Reservations for SC, ST communities
18. Who gave the slogan "Do or die" during the
Quit India Movement?
A. Mahatma Gandhi
19. What is Arab Spring?
A. Several Nations in Western Asia and
Northern Africa like Tunisia, Egypt were influ-
enced by each other's revolutions and uproot-
ing dictators. This is called Arab Spring.
20. Give any two slogans on environmental pro-
tection.
A. Save environment - To save life on the earth
21. Expand UNESCO.
A. United Nations Educational Scientific
Cultural Organisation.
22. What is operation Barga?
A. It was a policy of the CPM government of
(Bangkok, Thailand).
11. Suggest any two measures to solve the
problems of Urbanization.
A. i) Sewage, drainage facility should be pro-
vided.
ii) Protected drinking water should be provid-
ed.
12. Write any two reasons for low calorie intake
in India.
A. i) Low purchasing capacity of the people.
ii) Lack of knowledge regarding calories and
diet plan.
13. As per 2011 census, the population has
increased to 121 crores approximately in
India. Write any two reasons for it.
A. i) Early marriage ii) Superstitions against
birth control iii) Illiteracy
iv) Improvement in medical facilities.
14. Write the tributaries of river Indus.
A. i) Ravi ii) Beas iii) Sutlez
iv) Jhelum v) Chenab
15. Suggest any two programmes to prevent
famines which can be implemented by the
Government.
F F F
General
Awareness
Hasina jointly laid the foundation stone for
power evacuation from Rooppur Nuclear Power
Plant being built with Russian help. The Indian
involvement will be a $1 billion credit line.
They inaugurated the Bangladesh leg of the
Bapu-Bangabandhu Digital Museum, a passen-
ger train on the Chilahati-Haldibari rail route
and three border haats.
Both nations signed five MoUs in the fields of
Disaster Management, trade, NCC, supply of
ICT equipment and setting up of sports facilities.
World Summit on Information
Society Forum 2021
The world Summit on the Information Society
(WSIS) Forum 2021 was held recently which
represents one of the world's largest annual
gathering of the ‘ICT (Information
Communication Technologies) for the develop-
ment community.
On 22 March 2021, attending the summit
Union Minster of State communications Sanjay
Dhotre said that India leveraging Information
Communication Technologies (ICTs) to Bridge
Digital Divides.
The minister had drawn attention to the
development of telecom infrastructure in remote
areas and said that under the flagship program
BharatNet, nearly 6,00,000 villages are being
connected through the laying of more than
4,00,000 Km length of optical fibre cable and
nation launched the 38 foreign satellites into
orbit through Soyuz-2.1a carrier rocket from
the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan?
1) USA 2) France 3) Russia
4) UK 5) Canada
5. Indian Coast Guard ship ‘Vajra’, the sixth off-
shore patrol vessel to enhance coastal secu-
rity was commissioned into service in…..
1) Vishakhapatnam 2) Kochi 3) Mumbai
4) Chennai 5) Kolkata
6. Who has been honoured with the
Maharashtra Bhushan Award?
1) Sanjana Kapoor
2) Prof. Shobhana Narasimhan
3) Asha Bhosle 4) Suman Gawani
5) Kritika Pandey
7. Who has been given a one-year extension
as the Principal Scientific Advisor (PSA) to
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Jyoti Basu in West Bengal in support of farm-
ers, tenants of land.
23. Quit India Movement - 1942
Non Cooperation Movement - ?
A. 1920
24. The Republic day - January 26
The Constitutional day - ?
A. November 26
25. Fascism and Nazism were ......
A. Destructive modes of Nationalism
26. The idea of Nationalism is a .......
A. Positive impulse
27. The author of Animal Farm was ....
A. George Arwell
28. Complete the information:
The First World War: 1914 - 1918
The Second World War: ?
A. 1939 - 1945
29. Arrange the incidents in chronological order
1. The Great Depression
2. The First World War
3. The Russian Revolution
4. The Second World War
A. 2, 3, 1, 4
A. i) Food for work ii) Planting trees
iii) Water conserving programmes
16. Write two slogans that girls are to be edu-
cated.
A. i) Girls education is a need to progress of a
nation.
ii) Educating girls is educating total family.
17. Appreciate the benefits of mid day meal pro-
gramme implemented in Govt. schools.
A. i) It ensures food security.
ii) It provides nutritious food
iii) It helps in net attendance rate.
18. Prepare two slogans on control of popula-
tion growth.
A. i) Small family - Happy family
ii) More population - More problems
19. Why do we often use the term "Indian
Peninsula?
A. Peninsula means the region that is surrounded
by water on three sides and land on one side.
India often describes as peninsula because it
has Himalayas on the North and on the three
sides water on the East Bay of Bengal west
Arabian sea and on the south Indian ocean.
the use of satellite communication services.
Global Gender Gap Report 2021
On 30 March 2021, the World Economic Forum
released the ‘Global Gender Gap Report 2021’.
As per the report, India is ranked at 140th
position among 156 countries. In 2020, India had
ranked 112th among 153 countries on the index.
Iceland is the most gender-equal country in
the world for the 12th time.
The report was drafted based on the evolu-
tion of gender-based gaps among 4 key factors
like Economic Participation and Opportunity,
Educational Attainment, Health and Survival
and Political Empowerment.
The report said that India had so far closed
62.5% of its gender gap. It noted that most of
the decline was seen on the Political
Empowerment sub-index. The Report added
that a reduction in women’s labour force partic-
ipation rate was another reason for the drop in
India’s rank. The lowest rank of 156th was
attained by Afghanistan.
17th BIMSTEC Ministerial Meeting
On 1 April 2021, the 17th BIMSTEC (Bay of
Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and
Economic Cooperation) Ministerial Meeting was
held virtually under the chairmanship of Sri
Lanka. The meeting took note that the BIMSTEC
Centre for Weather and Climate, being hosted in
India, is fully functional with the state-of-the-art
facilities to provide Disaster Early Warnings.
The meeting also endorsed the
Memorandum of Association (MOU) on the
Establishment of BIMSTEC Technology
Transfer Facility (TTF) in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
For more Information see
today’s Telangana Edition
the Government of India?
1) Krishnamurthy Venkata Subramanian
2) Prof. C. N. R. Rao
3) Professor K Vijay Raghavan
4) Dr.Swati Mohan
5) Goutam Chattopadhyay
8. World Meteorological Day observed on 23
March every year. What is the theme of
World Meteorological Day 2021?
1) The ocean, our climate and anti-pollution
2) The Sea, our climate and weather
3) The ocean, our climate and weather
4) The ocean, our planet and weather
5) The sky, our climate and weather
Key
1-1 2-4 3-1 4-3
5-4 6-3 7-3 8-3
GH
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there are 3 sections in part-A. In Section-I
there are two groups, write 3 questions from
each group (6 × 2 = 12).
Section-II: There are 8 question in which 4
questions have to be answered. 4 marks for
each question for a total of 16 marks.
Section-III: There are two groups write 2
questions from each group (4 × 8 = 32)
Part-B - consists of 20 questions. Each
question carries 1 mark.
1 Mark Questions
1. Lower Himalayas are also called?
A: Himachal
2. The highest peak in India is?
A: Kanchenjenga
3. Mountain ranges in the eastern part of India.
A: Purvanchal
4. The standard meridian of India is...
A: 82°30'
5. The Indian peninsula was part of?
A: Gondwana land
6. This is rich in mineral resources?
A: Chota Nagapur plateau
7. The highest peak in south India is...
A: Anaimudi
8. The lonely river in the desert is?
A: Luni
9. The coast that is mostly in the state of Kerala
is?
A: Malabar
10. These island are of coral origin?
A: Lakshadweep
11. Swampy and marshy region south to
Bhabar is?
A: Terai
Writer
G. Viswa Prasad
Subject Expert
12. The lake in Odisha is..
A: Chilka
13. Indira point is the end point in...
A: Nicobar Islands
14. India has a total land frontier of...
A: 15,200 km
15. Mishmi hills are located in....
A: Arunachal Pradesh
16. Ooty is located in these mountains.
A: Nilgiris
17. The place where east coast and west coast
meets....
A: Nilgiris
18. Kudankulam power project is generating
electricity from....
A: Nuclear power
19. HDR is published by?
A: UNDP
F F F F
National
‘Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain’
On 22 March 2021, Prime Minister Narendra
Modi launched the ‘Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch
the Rain’ campaign via video conferencing.
The Campaign will be undertaken across the
country, in both rural and urban areas, with the
theme “catch the rain, where it falls, when it
falls”. It will be implemented from 22nd March
2021 to 30th November 2021 - the pre-mon-
soon and monsoon period in the country. It will
be launched as a Jan Andolan to take water
conservation at the grass-roots level through
people’s participation.
Bhagat Singh Smarak
On the eve of ‘Shaheed Diwas’ observed on 23
March 2021, the Shaheed Bhagat Singh Smarak
was inaugurated by the Union Minister of
Education Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank virtually.
The existing collection of books on freedom
fighters has been converted into “Shaheed
Smriti Pustakalaya” also to be accessed by stu-
dents and teachers of Delhi University.
S-TIC at NIT Rourkela
On 19 March 2021 Indian Space Research
Organisation (ISRO) said that it will establish a
'Space Technology Incubation Centre' (S-TIC) at
the National Institute of Technology in Rourkela
to carry out research and product development
in space technology and applications.
'Vajra Prahar 2021'
The 11th edition of the Indo-US joint special
forces exercise 'Vajra Prahar 2021' was con-
ducted at Special Forces Training School
Others
Gandhi Peace Prize
On 26 March 2021, Prime Minister Narendra
Modi handed over Gandhi Peace Prize 2020
posthumously conferred to Sheikh Mujibur
Rahman to Sheikh Rehana, younger daughter
of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman accompanied by her
sister Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
This award was conferred on Mujibur
Rahman in recognition of his outstanding con-
tributions towards social, economic and political
transformation through non-violent and other
Gandhian methods.
Late Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said of
Oman was awarded the Gandhi peace prize for
the year 2019 in recognition of his outstanding
contributions for social, economic and political
transformation through non-violent and other
Gandhian methods.
The Gandhi Peace Prize is an annual
award instituted by the government of India
since 1995, the 125th birth anniversary com-
memoration year of Mahatma Gandhi. The
award is open to all people regardless of
nationality, race, language, caste, creed or
sex.
What is meant by
final goods & services?
20. Education revolution is started in India in
this state?
A: Himachal Pradesh
21. H.D.I means?
A: Human Development Index
22. The minimum age which should be consid-
ered to measure literacy rate
A: 7 years
23. In 2017 India’s rank as per Human Index
Development was?
A: 129
24. Fishing activity belongs to this sector.....
A: Agriculture
25. Mining activity is the part of this sector....
A: Agriculture
26. The prime economic activity of India is?
A: Agriculture
27. Major contributor to GDP at present is?
A: Services sector
28. Expand GDP.
2 Marks Questions
1. What are the major relief divisions of Indian
land masses?
A: The relief divisions of Indian land masses
can be divided into the following groups.
i) The Himalayas
ii) The Indo-Gangetic Plain
iii) The peninsular plateau
iv) The Coastal plains
v) The Deserts
vi) The Islands
2. What are Duns? Give examples.
A: The valleys lying between the lesser
Himalayas and Shivalik ranges are called
Duns. Ex: Dehradun, Kotlidun and Patlidun.
3. What is 'Bhabar'?
A: The Himalayan rivers deposit gravel and
pebbles sediments in a narrow belt of 8 to
16 km width parallel to foot hills of Shivaliks.
They are called Bhabar.
4. What is 'Terai'?
A: A swampy and marshy region south to
Bhabar is called Terai.
5. Give examples for Himalayan hill stations.
A: Simla, Mussorie, Raniket, Nainital.
6. What are the various names of the
Shivaliks?
A: Shivaliks have different names in different
regions Jammu hills in Jammu region,
'The Clock is Ticking' is the theme of..?
General
Awareness
located at Bakloh in Himachal Pradesh.
The exercise was successful by sharing the
best practices and experiences in areas such as
joint mission planning and operational tactics.
28th Hunar Haat
The 28th edition of Hunar Haat was organised
between 26th March to 4th April at Kala
Academy in Panaji, Goa. The theme of Hunar
Haat is ‘Vocal for Local’. The event showcased
the products of artisans and craftsmen from
more than 30 states/UTs.
“Hunar Haat” has strengthened the commit-
ment to “Sabka Sath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka
Vishwas” and has been providing financial ben-
efits to needy artisans and craftsmen. “Hunar
Haat” is being organised across the country
with the commitment to “Jaan Bhi, Jahaan Bhi”.
Writer
Amara Veeraswamy
Subject Expert
The award carries an amount of Rs. 1
crore, a citation, plaque and an exquisite tradi-
tional handicraft/ handloom item.
World Water day
World Water Day held on 22 March every year
focuses on the importance of freshwater. The
Day celebrates water and raises awareness of
the 2.2 billion people living without access to
safe water. The theme of World Water Day
2021 is ‘Valuing water’.
67th National Film Awards
The winners of the 67th National Film Awards
were announced on 22 March 2021.
The most film friendly-state Award was con-
ferred on Sikkim state. The best Feature Film
award conferred on Marakkar Arabikadalinte
Simham (Malayalam) and the Best Actor Award
conferred on Manoj Bajpayee for Bhonsle
(Hindi) and Dhanush for Asuran (Tamil).
The Best Actress award conferred on
Kangana Ranaut for her performance in Panga
(Hindi) and Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi
(Hindi).
The Best Director award announced to
Sanjay Puran Singh Chauhan for Bahattar
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34. Climographs are also called?
4 Marks Questions
A: Climatographs
35. India is divided into almost two equal parts 1. Write a short note on the Great Indian
by the.... Desert.
A: Tropic of Cancer A: i) The Great Indian desert lies towards the
Social Studies 36. India gets highest rain fall with the influence western margins of the Aravali hills.
of? ii) The region gets scanty rainfall.
A: Gross Domestic Product A: South - West monsoons iii) Hence the climate is arid and vegeta-
29. The percentage of people working in unor- 37. The month which is termed as the month of tion is scanty
ganised sector in India is? cyclones? iv) Luni is the only large river.
A: 92% A: November v) Some streams appear during rainy
30. Climate is calculated based on these 38. This is more powerful as a green house gas? season.
years? A: Methane 2. Why are the Himalayas important to India?
A: 30 39. This is usually the coldest month in winter? A: i) Himalayas act as barriers protecting
31. Western disturbances come from? A: January great plains of India from the cold winds
A: Mediterranean sea 40. Which crop is benefited by western distur- of Central Asia.
32. German word ‘Trade’ means? bances? ii) Monsoon type of climate
A: Commerce A: Wheat iii) Source of perennial rivers
33. Sundarbans are in the state of? 41. IPCC conference 2013 was held at? iv) Formation of Indo-Gangetic plain
A: West Bengal A: Warsaw 3. Create a few slogans on promoting girl
education.
Mishmi hills in Arunachal Pradesh, Chachar A: Public Facility is that which is useful and is A: i) Educate Girls - Give light to their lives
in Assam. accessible to all like water, health care, san- ii) Encourage girls education - Save the
7. What are the regional names of the itation, electricity, public transport, school Nation
Purvanchal? and colleges. iii) Let us educate girls - Let them build
A: The regional names of the Purvanchal are 14. What is meant by final goods and services? their future
Patkai hills, Naga hills, Manipuri hills, Khasi Give examples. iv) Educate a girl - She educates a family
and Mizo hills. A: Final goods and services refer to the goods 4. What do you learn from the schooling rev-
8. Define 'Doab'. which are meant either for consumption or olution in Himachal Pradesh?
those that cannot be used for further manu-
A: The fertile land between the two rivers is A: i) Both the government and the people of
known as 'Doab'. facturing.
Himachal Pradesh were keen on educa-
9. Define national income. Ex: TV, Radio, Dresses tion.
A: National income is the sum of the value of all 15. What is a financial year? ii) They started many schools.
final goods and services produced with in a A: The period between April to March of a year iii) They made sure that education was large-
country plus net income from abroad during is called financial year. ly free.
the period of one year. 16. List out some of the examples of service
iv) They allocated a good share to education
10. Define the 'Literacy rate'. sector?
in the government budget.
A: Literacy rate is the measure of population of A: Banking, Postal and Telecommunications,
v) They tried to ensure that the schools had
literate population in the 7 and above age Telegraphs, Transportation, Insurance, all the facilities.
group. Ware housing etc.
5. What are the facilities provided to workers
11. What do you mean by IMR? 17. What is meant by Intermediate goods? in organised sector?
A: IMR means Infant Mortality Rate. It means A: Intermediate good are those goods and ser- A: The facilities provided to workers in organ-
the number of children who die out of thou- vices which are used for producing final ised sector are:
sand children born. goods.
i) Regular employment
12. What do the people desire other than Ex: Paper, Picture, Paddy.
income? ii) Job security
18. What are Climographs?
A: i) Equal Treatment ii) Freedom iii) Fixed working hours
A: The Pictures that show average monthly val-
iii) Security iv) Quality iv) Paid holidays
ues of maximum temperature, minimum
v) Pollution free environment etc. temperature and rain fall for a given place v) Safe working environment
13. What do you mean by public facilities? are called climographs. vi) Medical benefits
F F F F F
Provision of Medical Equipment to different RATS, headquartered in Tashkent, is a per-
hospitals in Uttar Pradesh and Manipur.
India-fourth strongest military force
China has the strongest military force in the
manent organ of the SCO which serves to pro-
mote the cooperation of member states against
terrorism, separatism and extremism.
The SCO (Shanghai Cooperation
world while India stands at number four, as per
the study released on 21 March 2021 by
defence website ‘Military Direct’.
Organisation) is an economic and security bloc
in which India and Pakistan were admitted as
full members in 2017. Its founding members
The ultimate military strength index was cal- included China, Russia, Kazakhstan,
culated after taking into consideration various Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
factors including budgets, the number of inac-
tive and active military personnel, total air, sea,
‘PASSEX’
land and nuclear resources, average salaries,
On 24 March 2021, the navies of India and
and weight of equipment. Madagascar undertook joint patrolling of
Lewis Hamilton China has the strongest military in the world, Madagascar’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)
scoring 82 out of 100 points in the index followed and also conducted a Passage Exercise
International by the USA, despite their enormous military bud- (PASSEX).
gets, comes in 2nd place with 74 points. Russia This is the first-ever joint patrol between the
India Japan agreement got third place in the index. navies of India and Madagascar reflected the
India and Japan entered into 4 agreements to "Pabbi-Antiterror - 2021" Exercise growing defence ties between the two Indian
Ocean neighbours aimed at the common objec-
support health care projects on 30 March 2021.
Under these agreements, Japan will support
During the 36th meeting of the Council of the tive of ensuring maritime security in the Indian
Regional Anti-Terrorist Structure (RATS) held in
India’s health care projects which are funded Ocean Region (IOR).
Tashkent, Uzbekistan on 18 March 2021, the
under the Grant Assistance for Grassroots
decision was taken to hold the joint exercise For more Information see
Projects (GGP) scheme.
"Pabbi-Antiterror-2021". today’s AP Edition
The GGP scheme is designed to support
development projects framed to meet human
needs in developing countries. Model Questions 6. Indo-Korean Bilateral Friendship Park was
The total amount to be disbursed for the four inaugurated in………
1. Which ship blocked the Suez Canal for
1) Chennai 2) Hyderabad
projects is around 29.30 million Yen ($ almost a week, was finally freed recently?
265,000). The amount will be spent on the 3) Ahmedabad 4) Delhi
1) Ever Green 2) Ever Last
5) Benagaluru
3) Ever Given 4) Ever Forever
7. Government of India decided to extend the
Hoorain (Hindi). Raju Sundaram bagged the 5) Ever Known
Khelo India scheme from 2021-22 to……
Best Choreography award for Telugu Movie 2. AYUSH ministry set up an interdisciplinary
1) 2030-31 2) 2025-26 3) 2035-36
Maharshi. team of experts to explore the potential of
Yoga as a productivity-enhancing tool for the 4) 2024-25 5) 2041-42
Best Male Playback Singer was conferred 8. International Children's Book Day observed
on B Praak for Kesari (Hindi) where as Best population. The committee is chaired by...
1) H. R Nagendra 2) Niranjan Bhat on...
Female Playback Singer declared to Savani
3) Amitabh Kant 4) Pravin Kutumbe 1) 8 April 2) 10 April 3) 31 March
Ravindra for Bardo (Marathi).
5) Aruna Sundararajan 4) 2 April 5) 30 March
D Imman will get the best Music Direction
Award for his music in Tamil Film Vishwasam. 3. Who was appointed as the new official 9. Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal
spokesperson of the Ministry of External inaugurated "Anandam: The Center for
Best Non-Feature Film will be awarded to
Affairs? Happiness" in the premises of...
Hemant Gaba's An Engineered Dream.
1) Avinash K. Srivastava 1) IIM Jammu 2) IIM Bangalore
The winners for Best Film Category Awards
for each language are also declared. Best Hindi 2) Subhash Chandra 3) Arindam Bagchi 3) IIM Ahmedabad 4) IIM Lucknow
Film award conferred on Chhichhore and Best 4) Ajay P. Sawhney 5) IIM Kozhikode
Telugu film Award conferred on Jersey. 10. Maharaja Chhatrasal Convention Centre
5) Atanu Chakraborty
was inaugurated at...... developed under
'The Clock is Ticking’ 4. Bahrain Grand Prix 2021 won by …….
Swadesh Darshan Scheme of Ministry of
To raise public awareness about the devastat- 1) Valtteri Bottas 2) Lewis Hamilton
Tourism.
ing health, social and economic consequences 3) Daniel Ricciardo
1) Noida, UP
of the disease Tuberculosis (TB), every year 4) Sebastian Vettel 5) Sergio Perez
2) Tanjore, Tamil Nadu
World TB day is observed on 24 March. 5. Who is the only ranger from Asia to win the
3) Khajuraho, MP
World Tuberculosis Day was first celebrated prestigious International Ranger Award for
4) Rishikesh, Uttarakhand
on March 24th, 1982, on the 100th anniversary his contribution towards conservation?
of Dr Robert Koch's presentation, who discov- 5) Vaishno Devi shrine, Jammu
1) Anjum Moudgil 2) Saurabh Chaudhary
ered the Tuberculosis Bacillus virus. 3) Mahinder Giri Key
The theme of World TB Day 2021 is 'The 4) Abhishek Verma 1-3 2-1 3-3 4-2 5-3 6-4 7-2
Clock is Ticking’. 5) Divyansh Singh Panwar 8-4 9-1 10-3.
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English
Comprehension : 4 Marks
Passage - 1
As a young cartoonist, Walt Disney faced
many rejections from newspaper editors, who
said he had no talent. One day a minister at a
church hired him to draw some cartoons.
Disney was working out of a small mouse
infested shed near the church. After seeing a
small mouse, he was inspired. That was the
start of Mickey Mouse.
1. What was Walt Disney?
A) A receptionist B) A cartoonist
C) A church minister Ans: B
2. What was the result of the inspiration of see-
ing a small mouse?
A) Creating Mickey Mouse
B) Attending church
C) Creating great cartoons Ans: A
Passage - 2
One day a partially deaf four year old kid
came home with a note in his pocket from his
teacher, "Your Tommy is too stupid to learn, get
him out of the school." His mother read the note
and answered, "My Tommy is not stupid to
learn, I will teach him myself." And that Tommy
grew up to be the great Thomas Edison.
Thomas Edison had only three months of formal
schooling and he was partially deaf.
1. What was the problem with Thomas Edison?
A) He was a stupid.
B) He was partially deaf.
C) He was a great scientist. Ans: B
2. How was Tommy at school according to his
Successful people
bounce back when..
factory, which was worth a few million dollars,
on fire. It had very little insurance. No longer a
young man, Edison watched his lifetime effort
go up in smoke and said, "There is great value
in disaster. All our mistakes are burnt up. Thank
God we can start anew." In spite of the disaster,
three weeks later, he invented the phonograph.
What an attitude!
1. How did he lose his factory?
A) In a lottery B) By the grace of God
C) In a fire accident Ans: C
2. When he lost his factory, Thomas Edison felt
A) All his mistakes are burnt up.
B) It was worth a few million dollars only.
C) It would take only three weeks to build a
new factory. Ans: A
Passage - 5
Setbacks are inevitable in life. A setback can
act as a driving force and also teach us humili-
ty. In grief you will find courage and faith to
overcome the setback. We need to learn to
Comprehension : 10 Marks
Example – 1
Tax Revenue of Andhra Pradesh in 2018-19
become victors, not victims. Fear and doubt
short-circuit the mind.
Ask yourself after every setback: What did I
learn from this experience? Only then you will
be able to turn a stumbling block into a stepping
stone.
1. Set backs learn us to be ..........
A) humble B) inhuman C) impatient
Ans: A
2. What is the result of fear?
A) It will help us learn many things.
B) It short-circuits the mind.
C) It gives you new thoughts Ans: B
Passage - 6
Mrs. Jordan: You know, father, it's quite time
you came to live with us again. We'd make
you very comfortable.
Mrs. Slater: No, he's not been with us as long
as he was with you.
Mrs. Jordan: I may be wrong, but I don't think
father will fancy living on with you after
C) Vehicles and Stamp Duty
Ans: B
5. Which of the following statements is TRUE?
A) All taxes contribute the same amount of
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what's happened today. Mrs. Slater and Mrs. Jordan: No, no, father.
Abel: It seems to me that neither of you has Abel: Aye, you both say that because of what
any cause to feel proud about the way I've told you about leaving my money. Well,
you've treated me. since you don't want me, I'll go to someone
1. Choose the sentence that expresses unreal that does.
past. Ben: Come, Mr. Merryweather, you've got to
A) It's quite time you came to live with us again. live with one of your daughters.
1. What was the wrong done by Mrs. Slater?
B) I don't think father will fancy living on with
you after what's happened today. A) She killed her father.
C) He's not been with us as long as he was B) She did not send a telegram to the Jordans.
with you. Ans: A C) She did not take care for her father.
2. Who does father fancy living on with? Ans: C
A) Mrs. Slaters B) Mrs. Jordan 2. What is Ben’s suggestion to Abel?
C) None Ans:C A) Abel can live with one of his daughters.
Passage – 7 B) Abel can sell all his property to anybody.
C) Abel can buy a new bureau. Ans: A
Mrs.Slater: If I've done anything wrong, I'm
sure I'm sorry for it.
Mrs. Jordan: And I can't say more than that, Writer
too.
Dr. Navuluri Peraiah
Abel: It's a bit late to say it, now. Neither of
Subject Expert
you cared to put up with me.
A: Royal Enfield Example - 3
3. Which company has the highest sales of Sales of cellular phones in India during 1997
bikes? - 2002
A) Royal Enfield B) TVS Motors 50000 48000

Sales of cellular Phones

Vehicles, revenue. C) Hero Moto Corp Ans: C 40000 40000
Others, 5.6% 40000
teacher? 5.6%
B) Tax on vehicles gives the lowest revenue 4. Which company has the lowest sales? 30000 30000
A) He was too stupid to learn. Stamp Duty, 25000
7.4% of all A) Royal Enfield B) TVS Motors 20000 18000
B) He was sharp.
C) Revenue from Stamp Duty is more than C) None of the above 10000
C) His interest in education was partial. State Excise,
10% Ans: A 0
Ans: A 11.2% Sales Tax,
Ans: B 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
58.7% 5. Which is the correct statement among the Years
Passage – 3 State GST, following sentences?
Example - 2
11.4% Now, answer the following questions.
All success stories are stories of great failures. Statement showing sales of bikes during A) TVS Motors shows continuous increase in
The only difference is that every time they failed, sales. 1. What information is shown on Y axis?
Now, answer the following questions. 2013-2015:
they bounced back. This is called failing forward, A: Sales of cellular phones
rather than backward. You learn and move for- 1. What is pie chart about? 2. The duration of sales given in the diagram is
S.No. Name of the Company 2013 in Rs. 2014 in Rs. 2015 in Rs.
ward. Learn from your failure and keep moving. A: Tax Revenue of Andhra Pradesh in 2018-19 A: 1997-2002
1. What is failing forward? 2. What was the highest tax revenue source for 1. Hero Moto Corp 15,46,281 16,12,202 17,62,110 3. The highest no. of phones were sold in
A) Learning and moving forward the government? 2. Bajaj Motors 8,14,622 9,11,124 9,10,110 A) 1997 B) 1998 C) 2001 Ans: A
B) Stopping the work when we get failure. A: Sales Tax 3. Honda Motors 7,24,116 7,24,102 7,20,602 4. Only 18000 phones were sold in
C) Going back Ans: A 3. What is the percentage of tax revenue the A) 1999 B) 2002 C) 2001 Ans: C
4. TVS Motors 9,08,200 8,16,904 8,86,401
2. What do the successful people do? state gets from GST? 5. Which of the following statements is TRUE ?
A) 11.4 B) 11.2 C) 5.6 5. Royal Enfield 1,00,004 2,10,000 4,00,002
A) They bounce back when they get a failure. A) More than 10000 phones were sold in
B) They move backward. Ans: A Now, answer the following questions. each year.
B) Honda Motors shows continuous
C) They stop working. Ans: A 4. Which two sources give the same amount of 1. What is the information given in the table ? B) The highest no. of sales were 4700
decrease in sales.
tax revenue? A: Sales of bikes during 2013-2015 among all the years.
Passage - 4 A) Sales Tax and State Excise 2. Which bike got doubled sales approximately
C) Hero Moto Corp shows continuous
decrease in sales. C) No. of phones sold in 2001 and 2002 were
In 1914, Thomas Edison, at age 67, lost his B) Vehicles and Others every year? Ans: B equal. Ans: A

What is the speed of the boat?

TIME & DISTANCE
F The speed of a moving object is the
distance travelled by it in a certain time.
Distance
∴ Speed = 
Time
Similarly,
Distance = Speed × Time. (or) A) 18 kmph B) 13 kmph
Model Questions
Distance
∴ Time = 
Speed
F Speed is usually measured in kmph or mps.
1. A car covers a certain distance. The average
speed of the car for the first half is 80 km/hr
SSC Exams C) 5 kmph D) 9 kmph
Sol: Let the speed of the boat be 'x' kmph
Time to cover 78 km downstream
Conversion of speeds:
KMPH to MPS
5
and the average speed for the next half is
120 km/hr. what is the average speed of the
car for the entire distance?
Special = 
78 km
(x − 4) kmph
Time to cover 30 km upstream
x kmph = x ×  mps
18 A) 100 kmph B) 78 kmph Quantitative Aptitude 30 km
MPS to KMPH C) 96 kmph D) 90 kmph = 
(x − 4) kmph
18 2xy
x mps = x ×  kmph Sol: Average speed =  from station B at 3.30 pm and moves towards But the time to cover both the distances is
5 x+y same
station A at an average speed of 60 kmph.
F When two equal distances are covered 2 × 80 × 120 78 30
⇒  = 96 kmph How far from station A will the trains meet?
∴  =  ⇒ x = 9 kmph Ans: D
with two different speeds (x, y), then the 80 + 120
Ans: C (SSC-CGL 2019) x+4 x−4
2xy
average speed =  2. A man covers 220 km in 8 hours and anoth- A) 275 km B) 225 km 12. The time taken by a boat to travel 13 km
x+y downstream is the same as time taken by it
er 300 km at an average speed of 60 kmph. C) 300 km D) 325 km
TRAINS Find the average speed of the man for the to travel 7 km upstream. If the speed of the
294 km apart? Sol: By the time B start at 3.30 pm, A will cover
F When a train crosses a pole or a man or total distance. stream is 3 kmph, then how much time (in
A) 3.5 hours B) 4.5 hours 25 km in 30 mins
any particular point, then it covers a dis- A) 43.75 kmph B) 55 kmph hours) will it take to travel a distance of
tance equal to its own length. C) 4 hours D) 3 hours (575 − 25) km 44.8 km in still water? (SSC-CGL 2019)
C) 45 kmph D) 40 kmph Time to meet each other = 
F When a train crosses a platform or bridge or Sol: As they are moving opposite direction, (50 + 60) kmph
Total Distance 2 3 12 13
tunnel or any length then it covers a distance Sol: Average speed =  they can be 44 + 40 = 84 km in one hour 550 A) 5  B) 5  C) 4  D) 4 
Total Time to be 294 km apart it takes =  = 5 hours 5 5 25 25
equal to its length and platform/bridge/tunnel 110
or any length together 220 + 300 520 km 294 Sol: Let the speed of the boat is 'B' kmph
⇒  =   = 3.5 hours Ans: A ∴ They meet from station A at a distance of
300 km 8 + 5 hours 13 7
Relative speed
8 hours + 
84 25 + (5 hours × 50 kmph) = 275 km ∴  =  ⇒ B = 10 kmph
F When two bodies are moving in the oppo- 60 kmph 6. The time for a train of length 110 meters run- Ans: A B+3 B−3
site direction with speeds x and y, then the 520 km ning at the speed of 72 km/hr to cross a 9. A thief steals a car at 2 pm and runs away at Time taken by boat to cover 44.8 km
relative speed = x + y (Sum of the speeds). ⇒  = 40 kmph Ans: D bridge of length 132 meters is
13 hours a speed of 60 kmph. The theft was noticed at 44.8 km 12
=  = 4.48 = 4  hours Ans: C
F When two bodies are moving in the same 3. Two trains 125 m and 95 m long are running (SSC-CGL 2016) 3pm and the policeman started chasing in 10 kmph 25
direction with speeds x and y (x > y), then in opposite directions with speeds of 40 A) 9.8 sec B) 12.1 sec another car at a speed of 75 kmph. At what 13. In a stream running at 3 kmph, a motor boat
the relative speed = x − y (Difference of the kmph and 32 kmph respectively. In what time C) 12.42 sec D) 14.3 sec time can the police man catch the thief? goes 12 km upstream and back to the start-
speeds). will they completely clear each other from the Distance (110 + 132) m A) 9 pm B) 7.30 pm ing point in 60 min. find the speed of the
moment they meet? Sol: Time =  =  C) 7 pm D) 8 pm motor boat in still water (in kmph)
Speed 5
Writer A) 10 sec B) 12 sec C) 11 sec D) 15 sec 72 ×  mps Sol: In one hour's time thief can go 60 km (SSC-CGL 2019)
18
 
Dr. G.S. Giridhar Sol: Total Distance = (125 + 95) = 220m, 242 Relative speed = 75 − 60 A) 2(2 + √17) B) 2(4 + √15)
Relative Speed = 40 + 32 = 72 kmph =  = 12.1 sec Ans: B = 15 kmph (Same direction)  
Director, RACE 20 C) 3(2 + √17) D) 3(4 + √17)
5 60
= 72 ×  = 20 mps, 7. The distance between two stations A and B Time to cover the distance =  = 4 hours Sol: Let the speed of the boat is 'B' kmph
BOATS AND STREAMS 18 is 428 km. A train starts from station A at 6 15 12 12
F Still water: water without motion. A boat 220 am and moves towards station B at an aver- Police man catches the thief at 3 + 4 = 7 pm ∴  =  ⇒ 1 hour
Required Time =  = 11 sec Ans: C B+3 B−3
can travel or a man can swim in that water 20 age speed of 48 kmph. Another train starts Ans: C
12B − 36 + 12B + 36 = B2 − 9
with their original speeds. 4. Two trains start from a certain place on two from station B at 6.20 am and moves towards 10. Two cars A and B leave Delhi at 8.30 am and
station A at an average speed of 55 kmph. At ⇒ B2 − 24B − 9 = 0
F Stream/ Current: Flow of the water with parallel tracks in the same direction. The at 9 am for Shimla respectively. They travel 
some speed. speed of the trains are 45 km/hr and 40 what time will the trains meet? at the speeds of 40 kmph and 50 kmph − b ± √ b2 − 4ac
F Down stream: Speed of the boat along with km/hr respectively. The distance between (SSC-CGL 2019) respectively. How many kilometres away ⇒ 'B' values are 
2a
the flow. the two trains after 45 minutes will be A) 9.40 am B) 10.20 am from Delhi will the two cars be together?
as speed can't be negative, B value is
= Speed of the boat + Speed of the current (SSC-CGL 2016) C) 10.40 am D) 10 am (SSC-CGL 2019) 
F Upstream: Speed of the boat against the A) 2.5 km B) 2.75 km Sol: By the time B starts at 6.20 am, A will A) 45 km B) 5 km C) 200 km D) 100 km − b + √ b2 − 4ac

water flow C) 3.7 km D) 3.75 km cover 16 km in 20 mins Sol: By the time B starts at 9 am, A will cover 2a
= Speed of the boat − Speed of the current Sol: Relative Speed = 45 − 40 = 5 kmph (428 − 16) km 20 km in 30 mins here, a = 1, b = −24 and c = −9
Time to meet each other = 
F If the speed of the boat in still water is ‘b’ 45 (48 + 55) kmph Time taken by B to cover 20 km 
Time = 45 minutes =  = 0.75 hours −(−24) + √ 242 − 4 × 1 × (−9)
kmph and speed of the current is ‘c’ kmph 60 412 20 km
=  = 4 hours =  = 2 hours ⇒ 
respectively, then ∴ Distance between two trains = 5 × 0.75 103 (50 − 40) kmph 2×1
F Downstream (DS) = b + c = 3.75 km ∴ They meet 4 hours after 6.20 i.e., 10.20 am  
Distance to meet A = 2 hours × 50 kmph 24 √ 576 + 36
√
612
F Upstream (US) = b − c Ans: D Ans: B = 100 km Ans: D =  +  = 12 + 
DS + US 2 2 4
F Speed of the boat (b) =  5. Two cars start from A and B respectively and 8. The distance between two stations A and B 11. A boat covers 78 km down stream or 30 km  
2 moves in opposite directions towards B and is 575 km. A train starts from station A at 3 upstream in the same time. If the speed of ⇒ 12 + √ 153 ⇒ 12 + √ 9 × 17
DS − US A at average speeds 44 kmph and 40 kmph pm and moves towards station B at an aver- 
F Speed of the current (c) = 
the current is 4 kmph, what is the speed of = 3 (4 + √17)
2 respectively. After what time will they be age speed of 50 kmph. Another train starts the boat? Ans: D
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English
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Creative Writing
12 Marks
the secret of success? Þœªô¢ªî¦ô¢Ù Ôví‡öËÀ 8, 2021 n e-mail:pratibhadesk@eenadu.net
1. You have read the lesson 'Storeyed house',
the village officers and witnesses record the walking into the water. The water got upto A: Murthy: Dad, my IIT results came.
l Socrates asking the young man to meet him
facts of an accident and came to conclusion their neck and Socrates ducked the young
the next morning near the river. Father: Oh! What is your result?
Bayaji was died due to petromax flare up, but man into the water.)
l Socrates submerging him under water and Murthy: I have passed with a high rank.
it was not true. Young man: Oh sir, what are you doing?
the young man gasping for air. Father: Congratulations my son, keep it up!
Now, imagine you are a eldest son of Bayaji Please leave me.
l Socrates telling the young man that when he Murthy: Thank you Dad. All my friends are
and write a letter of complaint to the sub- Socrates: Nothing happened but what did
wanted success as badly as air he would get going to join IIT, what about my joining?
inspector of police to inquire and punish the cul- you want the most of that point?
it. Father: Well, I am afraid, I can not afford the
prits.
A: Young man: Good Morning sir! Young man: Sir nothing else, 'Air'.
A: Kankal expenses.
Socrates: Good Morning. Socrates: That is the secret to success. You
8.04.2021 Murthy: Why can not you afford the
Young man: Sir, I have come here to know should want success as badly as you want
From expenses?
the secret of success. Could you please tell air.
XXXXXX, Father: I am a salaried person. I have five
me? Young man: Oh! great. You taught me a les-
S/o Bayaji, daughters to be married off and three sons to
Socrates: Ok, I will tell you tomorrow morn- son.
H.No. XXXX, Kankal (V), educate.
ing. You meet me near the river. 3. You have read the lesson 'I will do it'. When
Vikarabad dist. the IIT entrance results came, Narayana Murthy: Then what should I do Dad?
Young man: Thank you. I will meet you at
Writer the river. (Next day the young man met Murthy met his father. Father: Don't worry I know you are a bright
To Socrates near the river). Now write a possible conversation between boy. You can stay at Mysore and study as
V. Satyanarayana Rao much as you want.
The Sub Inspector, Socrates: Do you want to know the secret of Murthy and his Father depending on the context
Police station, Subject Expert taking references from the lesson. Murthy: Ok, Dad. I will do my level best.
success. Then walk with me. (Both started
Chengomul.

Sir,
Sub: Application of complaint to inquire and
punish the culprits of Bayaji's death and
house put on fire reg.
I am the the eldest son of Bayaji request you
to find the culprits of my father's death and rea-
son for house put on fire.
My father was retired and came to the village
this year with a wish to construct a storeyed
house. But the village heads warned not to
build the same. They ordered to build a regular
portioned house instead. Ours is a big family,
so my father constructed a storeyed house.
They did not tolerate this as we are dalits. Our
house caught with fire when we celebrating the
house warming ceremony last night. Unaware
of the reason my father caught by the fire and
died. My family members doubt on Bhujabha
Patil, Kondiba Patil and other village heads. So
kindly inquire and find the culprits behind my
fathers death and punish them.
Thanking you sir,
Yours faithfully,
XXX XXX XXX.
2. Recall the incident between Socrates and
the young man from the lesson 'Every suc-
cess story is also a story of great failures'.
Write a possible conversations between
Socrates and the young man on the context
given above including following.
l The young man asking Socrates the secret
to success.
8 Marks
1. Imagine that ''Annual Day'' Celebrations is
going to be organised in your School.
Now design an invitation card on behalf of
your school and Include the following.
Date, Time and Venue, Chief Guest, Guests
of honour, cultural Programmes and vote of
thanks.
A:
Invitation
You are cordially invited to
''ANNUAL DAY CELEBRATIONS"
on 12.04.2021 at 6 PM
Chief Guest: Sri K. Maheswar Reddy, MLA
Guest of honour: Smt. Renuka Devi, (DEO),
Sri A. Ramulu, MRO
Smt. P.Santoshoa, Sarpanch
Schedule: 1. Lighting of the lamp by
Hon'ble Chief Guest
2. School report by HM
3. Speech by guests
4. Cultural programmes
5. Presentation of prizes
6. Vote of thanks by Sr. Teacher
Venue: Auditorium, ZPHS, KANKAL,
Invited by:
H.M., SMC Chairman, Teachers,
and students, ZPHS, Kankal
2. You have read the lesson ''Environment" and
you know that environment protection is the
need of the hour". Your school wants to do a
bit by making every Saturday as clean and
green day.
Now imagine you are the secretary of eco-
club of your school and prepare a notice on it.
A: Z.P.H.S Kankal, Pudur (M), Vikarabad Dist.
NOTICE
Every Saturday is Clean and greenday.
10.04.2021.
All the students are here by informed that as
a part of protecting our environment it is decid-
ed to follow every Saturday as ''Clean And
Green Day''. We have to clean our school sur-
roundings and watering the plants. All the stu-
dents must attend without fail at 3 pm.
Come, let us make our school clean and
green.
Secretary.
3. In the lesson ''Attitude is Altitude" Nick
became a famous motivational speaker.
Now imagine you are student leader of your
school and arranged his motivational class in
your school.
Now write a notice informing date, time and
venue to your students.
A: Zilla Parishad High School, Kankal.
NOTICE
Nick Motivational Class 8.04.2021.
All the students are here by informed that
there will be a Nick Vujicic motivational speech
on 12.04.2021 at 10 am in the school auditori-
um. All must attend without fail.
School Leader
4. You have read the story Nick Vujicic who
was born with no arms and legs. Imagine
yourself as Nick’s mother and make a diary
entry of your feelings on the day gave birth to
Nick.
A: Diary
Dear diary, Thursday
8-04-2021
Today is the most disappointing day in my
life. I have a baby without arms and legs. I don't
know why god has played this cruel trick on me.
I did every thing right during my pregnancy, but
I got a baby like this. I am not able to bring this
baby myself to hold in my hands. I hope god
may give me strength to bring the baby.
Mother
5. You have read Mr. Narayana Murthy has
passed IIT entrance with a high rank. He was
thrilled and said to his father. But his father
said I can't afford your expenses at IIT. You
can stay in Mysore and study as much as
you can.
Imagine that you are Narayana Murthy and
make an entry in your Diary expressing your
feelings.
A: Diary
Dear diary, Thursday
8-04-2021
Today, I am very happy as I got a high rank
in IIT entrance. But I was disappointed when I
approached my father with my results.
My father appreciated me but he expressed
his helplessness to afford expenses at IIT. He
asked me to understand the reality and study
as much as I want at Mysore. It seemed my
dreams had burnt to ashes but I have to under-
stand the reality and try to prove myself study-
ing at Mysore. I hope I will have the blessings
of God in fulfiling my dreams.
Narayana Murthy
6. You are Abhinav. You have received a tele-
phone message that your uncle is coming to
see you this evening. Your parents are not at
home. You are to leave for your school. So
you have to send a message to your father
informing him that uncle is coming at 6 pm
and stay for couple of hours and leaves for
Bengaluru at 8.15 pm by train.
A: Message 8-04-2021
8 am
Dear Father,
I received telephonic message from uncle.
He is coming this evening, spend only two
hours with us and leave for Bengaluru by 8.15
pm train.
Abhinav

What is the speed of the boat?

TIME & DISTANCE
F The speed of a moving object is the
distance travelled by it in a certain time.
Distance
∴ Speed = 
Time
Similarly,
Distance = Speed × Time. (or) A) 18 kmph B) 13 kmph
Model Questions
Distance
∴ Time = 
Speed
F Speed is usually measured in kmph or mps.
1. A car covers a certain distance. The average
speed of the car for the first half is 80 km/hr
SSC Exams C) 5 kmph D) 9 kmph
Sol: Let the speed of the boat be 'x' kmph
Time to cover 78 km downstream
Conversion of speeds:
KMPH to MPS
5
and the average speed for the next half is
120 km/hr. what is the average speed of the
car for the entire distance?
Special = 
78 km
(x − 4) kmph
Time to cover 30 km upstream
x kmph = x ×  mps
18 A) 100 kmph B) 78 kmph Quantitative Aptitude 30 km
MPS to KMPH C) 96 kmph D) 90 kmph = 
(x − 4) kmph
18 2xy
x mps = x ×  kmph Sol: Average speed =  from station B at 3.30 pm and moves towards But the time to cover both the distances is
5 x+y same
station A at an average speed of 60 kmph.
F When two equal distances are covered 2 × 80 × 120 78 30
⇒  = 96 kmph How far from station A will the trains meet?
∴  =  ⇒ x = 9 kmph Ans: D
with two different speeds (x, y), then the 80 + 120
Ans: C (SSC-CGL 2019) x+4 x−4
2xy
average speed =  2. A man covers 220 km in 8 hours and anoth- A) 275 km B) 225 km 12. The time taken by a boat to travel 13 km
x+y downstream is the same as time taken by it
er 300 km at an average speed of 60 kmph. C) 300 km D) 325 km
TRAINS Find the average speed of the man for the to travel 7 km upstream. If the speed of the
294 km apart? Sol: By the time B start at 3.30 pm, A will cover
F When a train crosses a pole or a man or total distance. stream is 3 kmph, then how much time (in
A) 3.5 hours B) 4.5 hours 25 km in 30 mins
any particular point, then it covers a dis- A) 43.75 kmph B) 55 kmph hours) will it take to travel a distance of
tance equal to its own length. C) 4 hours D) 3 hours (575 − 25) km 44.8 km in still water? (SSC-CGL 2019)
C) 45 kmph D) 40 kmph Time to meet each other = 
F When a train crosses a platform or bridge or Sol: As they are moving opposite direction, (50 + 60) kmph
Total Distance 2 3 12 13
tunnel or any length then it covers a distance Sol: Average speed =  they can be 44 + 40 = 84 km in one hour 550 A) 5  B) 5  C) 4  D) 4 
Total Time to be 294 km apart it takes =  = 5 hours 5 5 25 25
equal to its length and platform/bridge/tunnel 110
or any length together 220 + 300 520 km 294 Sol: Let the speed of the boat is 'B' kmph
⇒  =   = 3.5 hours Ans: A ∴ They meet from station A at a distance of
300 km 8 + 5 hours 13 7
Relative speed
8 hours + 
84 25 + (5 hours × 50 kmph) = 275 km ∴  =  ⇒ B = 10 kmph
F When two bodies are moving in the oppo- 60 kmph 6. The time for a train of length 110 meters run- Ans: A B+3 B−3
site direction with speeds x and y, then the 520 km ning at the speed of 72 km/hr to cross a 9. A thief steals a car at 2 pm and runs away at Time taken by boat to cover 44.8 km
relative speed = x + y (Sum of the speeds). ⇒  = 40 kmph Ans: D bridge of length 132 meters is
13 hours a speed of 60 kmph. The theft was noticed at 44.8 km 12
=  = 4.48 = 4  hours Ans: C
F When two bodies are moving in the same 3. Two trains 125 m and 95 m long are running (SSC-CGL 2016) 3pm and the policeman started chasing in 10 kmph 25
direction with speeds x and y (x > y), then in opposite directions with speeds of 40 A) 9.8 sec B) 12.1 sec another car at a speed of 75 kmph. At what 13. In a stream running at 3 kmph, a motor boat
the relative speed = x − y (Difference of the kmph and 32 kmph respectively. In what time C) 12.42 sec D) 14.3 sec time can the police man catch the thief? goes 12 km upstream and back to the start-
speeds). will they completely clear each other from the Distance (110 + 132) m A) 9 pm B) 7.30 pm ing point in 60 min. find the speed of the
moment they meet? Sol: Time =  =  C) 7 pm D) 8 pm motor boat in still water (in kmph)
Speed 5
Writer A) 10 sec B) 12 sec C) 11 sec D) 15 sec 72 ×  mps Sol: In one hour's time thief can go 60 km (SSC-CGL 2019)
18
 
Dr. G.S. Giridhar Sol: Total Distance = (125 + 95) = 220m, 242 Relative speed = 75 − 60 A) 2(2 + √17) B) 2(4 + √15)
Relative Speed = 40 + 32 = 72 kmph =  = 12.1 sec Ans: B = 15 kmph (Same direction)  
Director, RACE 20 C) 3(2 + √17) D) 3(4 + √17)
5 60
= 72 ×  = 20 mps, 7. The distance between two stations A and B Time to cover the distance =  = 4 hours Sol: Let the speed of the boat is 'B' kmph
BOATS AND STREAMS 18 is 428 km. A train starts from station A at 6 15 12 12
F Still water: water without motion. A boat 220 am and moves towards station B at an aver- Police man catches the thief at 3 + 4 = 7 pm ∴  =  ⇒ 1 hour
Required Time =  = 11 sec Ans: C B+3 B−3
can travel or a man can swim in that water 20 age speed of 48 kmph. Another train starts Ans: C
12B − 36 + 12B + 36 = B2 − 9
with their original speeds. 4. Two trains start from a certain place on two from station B at 6.20 am and moves towards 10. Two cars A and B leave Delhi at 8.30 am and
station A at an average speed of 55 kmph. At ⇒ B2 − 24B − 9 = 0
F Stream/ Current: Flow of the water with parallel tracks in the same direction. The at 9 am for Shimla respectively. They travel 
some speed. speed of the trains are 45 km/hr and 40 what time will the trains meet? at the speeds of 40 kmph and 50 kmph − b ± √ b2 − 4ac
F Down stream: Speed of the boat along with km/hr respectively. The distance between (SSC-CGL 2019) respectively. How many kilometres away ⇒ 'B' values are 
2a
the flow. the two trains after 45 minutes will be A) 9.40 am B) 10.20 am from Delhi will the two cars be together?
as speed can't be negative, B value is
= Speed of the boat + Speed of the current (SSC-CGL 2016) C) 10.40 am D) 10 am (SSC-CGL 2019) 
F Upstream: Speed of the boat against the A) 2.5 km B) 2.75 km Sol: By the time B starts at 6.20 am, A will A) 45 km B) 5 km C) 200 km D) 100 km − b + √ b2 − 4ac

water flow C) 3.7 km D) 3.75 km cover 16 km in 20 mins Sol: By the time B starts at 9 am, A will cover 2a
= Speed of the boat − Speed of the current Sol: Relative Speed = 45 − 40 = 5 kmph (428 − 16) km 20 km in 30 mins here, a = 1, b = −24 and c = −9
Time to meet each other = 
F If the speed of the boat in still water is ‘b’ 45 (48 + 55) kmph Time taken by B to cover 20 km 
Time = 45 minutes =  = 0.75 hours −(−24) + √ 242 − 4 × 1 × (−9)
kmph and speed of the current is ‘c’ kmph 60 412 20 km
=  = 4 hours =  = 2 hours ⇒ 
respectively, then ∴ Distance between two trains = 5 × 0.75 103 (50 − 40) kmph 2×1
F Downstream (DS) = b + c = 3.75 km ∴ They meet 4 hours after 6.20 i.e., 10.20 am  
Distance to meet A = 2 hours × 50 kmph 24 √ 576 + 36
√
612
F Upstream (US) = b − c Ans: D Ans: B = 100 km Ans: D =  +  = 12 + 
DS + US 2 2 4
F Speed of the boat (b) =  5. Two cars start from A and B respectively and 8. The distance between two stations A and B 11. A boat covers 78 km down stream or 30 km  
2 moves in opposite directions towards B and is 575 km. A train starts from station A at 3 upstream in the same time. If the speed of ⇒ 12 + √ 153 ⇒ 12 + √ 9 × 17
DS − US A at average speeds 44 kmph and 40 kmph pm and moves towards station B at an aver- 
F Speed of the current (c) = 
the current is 4 kmph, what is the speed of = 3 (4 + √17)
2 respectively. After what time will they be age speed of 50 kmph. Another train starts the boat? Ans: D
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HISTORY
1. In the context of Pre- history, microliths are
found in.....
a) Palaeolithic age
c) Neolithic age
b) Mesolithic age
d) Chalcolithic age
2. Which of the following inscription is important
‘Semangs’ tribes are found in?
for the origin of the term “Hindu”? a) Jawaharlal Nehru b) Balwant Rai Mehta a) Arthasastra b) Indika
a) Ashokan inscriptions
b) Guptan inscriptions
c) Iranian inscriptions
c) B.G. Kher d) Gobind Ballabh Pant
9. Article 312 deals with......
a) State Civil Services
SSC Exams c) Manusmriti

GENERAL SCIENCE
d) Arthasamhitha

d) Greek inscriptions
3. Who founded the city of Ahmedabad?
a) Ahmed Shah Abdali b) Ahmed Shah
b) All India Civil Services
c) Union Public Service Commission
d) None of these
Special 25. Which of the following vitamin helps body to
fight against diseases?
c) Ahmed Shah III a) Vitamin C b) Vitamin B
10. By 42nd Constitutional Amendment Act
d) Mahmud Begarha (1976), which of the following word is NOT
General Awareness c) Vitamin A d) Vitamin D
4. Who patronised the excavation of the added to the preamble? 26. The joint where our neck joins the head is
Badami caves? a) Socialist b) Secular a) Canals b) Wells a) Pivotal joint b) Socket joint
a) Kirtivarman I b) Pulakesi II c) Integrity d) Republic c) Tubewells d) Other sources c) Hinge joint d) Pelvic joint
c) Pulakesi I d) Mangalesha 11. Which of the following veto power is not 27. In vinegar, this acid is found.......
5. In which year, the Child Marriage Restraint available with the President of India? ECONOMICS a) Tartaric acid b) Oxalic acid
Act was passed? a) Absolute veto b) Qualified veto c) Citric acid d) Acetic acid
20. The agricultural strategy “Green Revolution”
a) 1927 b) 1928 c) Suspensive veto d) Pocket veto 28. A clinical thermometer reads temperature
Jinnah is associated with.......
c) 1929 d) 1930 12. The salaries, allowances, pension of the from......
a) Fifth plan b) Sixth plan
6. Who earned the nickname “the ambassador judges of the Supreme Court are deter- a) 31°C to 35°C b) 36°C to 44°C
a) Australia b) Europe c) Fourth plan d) Third plan
of Hindu-Muslim unity” from Sarojini Naidu? mined by the...... c) 39°C to 46°C d) 35°C to 42°C
c) Asia d) North America 21. Poverty means.......
a) Sardar Vallabhai Patel a) Parliament b) Union Executive 29. The SI unit of “Power of a lens” is.......
16. “Semangs” tribes are found in? a) Lack of Employment
b) Jawaharlal Nehru c) President d) Chief Justice of India a) Pascal b) Joule
a) Indonesia b) Brazil b) Unable to buy Gadgets
c) Mahatma Gandhi d) Jinnah c) Dioptre d) Kelvin
GEOGRAPHY c) Pakistan d) Malaysia c) When people are unable to buy basic
30. In the structure of an eye, which of the fol-
17. Tides are caused by the gravitational pull of needs of life
POLITY 13. Speed of wind is measured by? the....... d) Unable to receive higher education
lowing regulates and controls the amount of
light entering the eye?
7. The 97th Constitutional Amendment Act of a) Barometer b) Hygrometer a) Earth on the Moon b) Earth on the Sun 22. GST was first introduced in...... a) Retina b) Iris
2011 gave a constitutional status to...... c) Thermometer d) Anemometer c) Sun and Moon and the Earth a) Britain b) China c) Pupil d) Cornea
a) Land Reforms b) Fundamental Duties 14. Which of the following is the lowest atmos- d) Moon on the Earth c) France d) Canada
c) Right to Education pheric layer? 18. Leaching is the maximum in the soil type of? 23. One rupee coin is issued by?
a) Lithosphere b) Stratosphere a) Laterite Soils b) Red Soils a) RBI b) Finance Ministry Writer
d) Cooperative Societies
8. In 1955, the president appointed an Official c) Troposphere d) Hydrosphere c) Black Soils d) Desert Soils c) Revenue secretary d) The President T. Srichakra Phani
Language Commission under the chairman- 15. Which continent of the world does not have 19. Which one of the major source of irrigation 24. Public finance gets reference in which of the Senior Faculty, RACE
ship of...... a desert? in India? following ancient treatise?

Key With Explanations
1-b; Stone tools found during Mesolithic (mid-
dle stone) period are generally tiny, and
are called microliths.
2-c; Iranian inscriptions are important for the
origin of the term Hindu. The term Hindu
occurs in the inscriptions of fifth–sixth cen-
turies BC. It is derived from the Sanskrit
term Sindhu.
3-b; Ahmad Shah (1411–41), was one of the
important rulers of Gujarat. He founded the
city of Ahmadabad and made it his capital
in 1413.
4-d; The Chalukya king, Mangalesha, patron-
ised the excavation of the Badami caves.
He was the younger son of the Chalukya
king, Pulakesi I.
5-c; In 1929 the Child Marriage Restraint Act
was passed.
6-d; An ambassador of Hindu- Muslim unity
until 1920, Jinnah played an important role
in the making of the Lucknow Pact. He
reorganised the Muslim League after 1934,
and became the major spokesperson for
the demand for Pakistan.
7-d; The 97th Constitutional Amendment Act of
2011 gave a constitutional status and pro-
tection to co-operative societies.
8-c; In 1955, the president appointed an Official
Language Commission under the chair-
manship of B.G. Kher. The commission
submitted its report to the President in
1956.
9-b; Article 312 deals with All India services.
The Parliament can create new All India
Services, if the Rajya Sabha passes a res-
olution.
10-d; Preamble has been amended by the
42nd Constitutional Amendment Act
(1976), which added three new words–
Socialist, Secular and Integrity.
11-b; The President of India is vested with
three– absolute veto, suspensive veto
and pocket veto. There is no qualified
veto in the case of Indian President.
12-a; The salaries, allowances, privileges,
leave and pension of the judges of the
Supreme Court are determined from time
to time by the Parliament.
13-d; An anemometer is a device for measuring
wind speed and is a common weather
station instrument.
14-c; The troposphere is the lowest layer of
Earth’s atmosphere. It starts at Earth’s
surface and goes up to a height of 7 to 20
km above sea level. Almost all weather
occurs within this layer.
15-b; Europe does not have a desert. It has
Accona desert a semi-desert in central
Italy.
16-d; The Semang are a Negrito ethnic group
of the Malay Peninsula. They are found
in Perak, Kedah and Pahang of
Malaysia.
17-c; Tide-generating forces are a result of the
gravitational attraction between the Earth,
the Sun, and the Moon and the centrifugal
force due to the relative motions of the
Moon around the Earth, and the Earth
around the Sun.
18-a; Leaching refers to the loss of water-solu-
ble plant nutrients from the soil, due to
rain and irrigation. The rate of leaching
increases with the amount of rainfall, high
temperatures, and the removal of protec-
tive vegetation.
19-c; Wells and Tubewells are the principal
source of irrigation. Canals are second
most important source of irrigation in
India.
20-d; Under third plan (1961-1966) green revo-
lution was introduced.
21-c; Poverty can be defined as a situation
when people are unable to satisfy the
basic needs of life.
22-c; GST was first introduced in France in the
year 1954.
23-b; One rupee currency and coin are issued
by Ministry of Finance itself with the sig-
nature of the Finance Secretary on the
note.
24-a; Public finance gets reference in the
ancient treatise Arthashastra of Kautilya
which covers ‘treasury, sources of rev-
enue, accounts and audit’ in a very
detailed way.
25-a; Vitamin C helps body to fight against
many diseases.
26-a; The joint where our neck joins the head is
a pivotal joint. It allows us to bend our
head forward and backward and turn the
head to our right or left.
27-d; Acetic acid is found in vinegar.
28-d; The temperature of human body normally
does not go below 35°C or above 42°C.
That is the reason that this thermometer
has the range 35°C to 42°C.
29-c; The SI unit of power of a lens is ‘dioptre’.
It is denoted by the letter D.
30-c; The pupil regulates and controls the
amount of light entering the eye. The eye
lens forms an inverted real image of the
object on the retina.

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ÑÙè˶ëÁ ÒÙ-àŸÙè…. 16. Fe2O3 + 2Al → 2Fe + Al2 á: i) ÑÚÛª\ìª- øŒ‰vòÅ¡-í£-ô¢àŸ-è¯-EÚ¨ á: Î÷-ô¢ÌÄìÙ àµÙCì Nªëǯu ví£A-GÙ-ò°Eo Ôô¢p-ô¢ª-ú£ªhÙC.-
5. +12 šúÙ.-Oª.- û¦òÅ°uÙ-êŸô¢Ù Þœõ ë]ô¢péÙ Ô ô¢-ÚÛ-iÙC? á:- î¦ï£°-û¦-ö˺x JóŸªô ÷²u Nªvô¢ôÂq ÑÙè˶N Ú¥÷±. šíj àŸô¢uö˺ ë¶Eo ú£«#-ú£ªhÙC?
∆ ii) Ít-EóŸªÙ ÚÁx·ôjèÂ, Øù£-ëůõª, þ¿Ùë]ô¢u 30. ÚÛªÙòÅ°-Ú¥ô¢ ÚÛå-Ú¥Eo ë¯E ÷vÚ©-òÅ¡-÷ì ÞœªéÚÛÙ ÚÛÙç˶
11. JóŸªô ÷²u Nªvô¢-ôÂÞ¥ í£±æ°-Ú¥ô¢ ë]ô¢p-é°Eo Ñí£-óµ«- á: ∆ Íû¶ Þœªô¢ªh î¶è… à¶óŸª-è¯Eo ú£«#-ú£ªhÙC. þ§ëÅ]-û¦õ êŸóŸ«-Kö˺ Ñí£-óµ«-T-þ§hô¢ª.- ÓÚÛª\÷ ÷vÚ©-òÅ¡-÷ì ÞœªéÚÛÙ ÚÛLTì óŸ«ì-ÚÛÙö˺ ÑÙ#-
ô¢àŸô³êŸ T›úh ÔÙ áô¢ª-ÞœªêŸªÙC? 17. NH3 + Cl2 → NH4Cl + N2 25. NaOH Ñí£-óµ«-Þ¥-õª êµõ-í£Ùè…. ì-í£±pè[ª Ô ÚÛåÚÛÙö° í£E-à¶-ú£ªhÙC?
á: ví£A-GÙ-ò°Eo ú£JÞ¥_ ÞœªJhÙ-àŸ-ö˶Ù. Ú•Eo ú£Ùë]-ô¦(Ä-ö˺x šíj ú£Oª-ÚÛ-ô¢-é°Eo ꟪õuÙ à¶óŸªÙè….- á: i) ö˺-õšíj Ñìo vUâËÀìª ê•õ-TÙ-àŸ-è¯-EÚ¨ á: N¸ÚÙ-vD-ÚÛ-ô¢é ÚÛåÚÛÙ.-
·Ú. ޜޜûÂÚÛª÷«ô 31. ÷ªEù‡ ÚÛìªo Ô EóŸª÷ªÙšíj Îëůô¢í£è… í£Eà¶ú£ªhÙC?
Nù£óŸª Eí£±éªõª ví£AGÙò°õª êŸõ-Ú¨Ù-ë]ª-õªÞ¥ Ôô¢p-è[ê¦ô³.- á: 8NH3 + 3Cl2 → 6NH4Cl + N2 ii) ú£ñª(õª, è…å·ôbÙåªx, ›íí£ôÂ, ÚÛ”vA÷ª ë¯ô¦õ
12. í£±æ°-Ú¥ô¢ ë]ô¢p-é°õª ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\ÚÛð¼ê¶ ÔÙ áJT 18. ú£ªî¦-ú£ì ú£«#-ÚÛ-õÚÛª ·ôÙè[ª Ñë¯--ô¢éL÷yÙè…. êŸóŸ«-Kö˺ Ñí£-óµ«-T-þ§hô¢ª.- á: ë]”ù‡d ví£Aú£pÙë]ì.
û¦õªÞœª ÷«ô¢ª\õ ví£øŒoõª NJ-Tì ·ôjõª í£æ°dõª, í£T-Lì óŸªÙvêŸ í£J-ÚÛ-ô¦-õìª Í-EoÙ-æ¨F ÔÚÛ-Ú¥õÙ-ö˺û¶ î¦è[ª-ÚÁ-î¦L.-
iii) 8. Ú¨ÙC í£åÙö˺ ‘X’ Nõª-÷ìª ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\Ùè…. b)vÞœ«íà ú£ÙÜu - IIA (2÷)
ÍA-Ú¨Ù-àŸ-è¯-EÚ¨ Ñí£-óµ«-T-þ§hô¢ª.- 6. íÆ£²uâËÀõ êŸóŸ«-Kö˺ ö˵è BÞœìª î¦è[-æ°-EÚ¨ Ú¥ô¢-é°õª c)ú£Ùóµ«-á-ÚÛêŸ - 2
1. ú£ö˵jpÄè ëů꟪-÷±õ ú£yóŸªÙ ¤ÛóŸª-ÚÛ-ô¢é°Eo N÷-JÙ-àŸÙè….- Fe2O3 + 2Al → 2Fe + Al2O3 + Ñ-ù£g-øŒÚ¨h êµõí£Ùè…. d) ÷´õÚÛ ÚÛªåªÙñÙ - ¤¥ô¢-÷ª”-AhÚÛ ö˺õª
I2 = 4A
á: i) ú£-ö˵j¬pÄè ëů꟪-÷±õ ìªÙ# ô¦TE ú£ÙvÞœ-Ù-à¶-å- 3. ÷³è… ÜE-â°Eo þ§ÙvD-ÚÛ-JÙ-àŸè¯EÚ¨ ÍóŸª-þ§\ÙêŸ á: íÆ£²uâËÀõ êŸóŸ«-Kö˺ ö˵è BÞœìª î¦è[æ°EÚ¨ Þœõ I3 = 3A 10. Óõ-vÚ¥d-û ÓíƇ-E-æ©E ví£òÅ°-NêŸÙ ඛú ÍÙø‹-õìª
í£±pè[ª Î ëů꟪-÷±ìª Þ¥Lö˺ 𧤨ÚÛ òÅ¡ô¢bìÙ à¶ú‡ ô¦påª í£ë]ÌÄ-AE Óí£±pè[ª NE-óµ«-T-þ§hô¢ª? Ñë¯--ô¢- Ú¥ô¢-éÙ ë¯EÚ¨ vë]O-òÅ¡-÷ì þ§–ìÙ êŸÚÛª\÷.- Ð í£ë¯ô¢–Ù êµõ-í£Ùè…?
ηÚj¬q-èÂÞ¥ ÷«ô¢ª-þ§hô¢ª.- éêÁ N÷-JÙ-àŸÙè….- ë¯yô¦ êŸóŸ«ô¢ª à¶ú‡ì BÞœ- ë¯yô¦ Në]ªuê ví£÷-Ù- I1 = 2A á: Óõ-vÚ¥dû ÓíƇ-E-æ©E ví£òÅ°-NêŸÙ ඛú ÍÙø‹õª:-
2Cu2S + 3O2 → 2Cu2O + 2SO2 á: ÷³è… ÜE-áÙ- öË¶ë¯ ÜE-á-÷«-LìuÙ ÔëÁ ÖÚÛæ¨ ÍóŸª- #û¦, ÍC ÖÚÛ Ñÿ¼g-vÞœêŸ ÷ë]Ì î¶è˵ڨ\ ÚÛô¢ª-ÞœªêŸªÙC.- I4 = 5A i) ¸ÚÙvë]ÚÛ ÎøŒÙ
ii) Þ¥-LE ÍÙCÙàŸè[٠Λíú‡, Ñÿ¼g-vÞœêŸ šíÙ#-ê¶ þ§\ÙêŸ í£ë¯ô¢–Ù Íô³-ê¶ î¦æ¨E Në]ªu-ë]-óŸª-þ§\Ù-ê¦- DE÷õx ÷õóŸªÙ êµô¢ª-àŸª-Ú•E ÏÙæ¨-ö˺E ÏêŸô¢ í£J-ÚÛ- ii) vúˆ\EÙÞ öË¶ë¯ ùˆL“ÙÞ íÆ£LêŸÙ
ÏÙÚ¥ NªTL Ñìo ö˺ ú£ö˵j¬pÄèÂ, ö˺ ηÚj¬q-èÂêÁ õ-ìª Ñ-í£-óµ«-TÙ# ô¢ª à¶þ§hô¢ª.- ô¦-õÚÛª Në]ªuê ví£î¦ï£°Ù EL-#-ð¼êŸªÙC.- DÙêÁ iii) ÎJ(-æ°-üŒx à•-àŸªaÚÛªð¼ó¶ª ú£yòÅ°÷Ù
àŸô¢u áJí‡ ö˺Eo, SO2ìª Ôô¢p-ô¢ª-ú£ªhÙC.- Ñë¯: ÍóŸª-þ§\ÙêŸ ëů꟪-÷±-ö˵jì Õô¢-ûÂ-šíj-ô¢-æ¨úà (FeS), í£J-ÚÛ-ô¦õª ð§è[-÷-ÚÛªÙè¯ ÑÙæ°ô³.-
I5 = XA iv) ú‡–ô¢-iì Óõ-vÚ¥dû Nû¦uú£Ù
2Cu2O + Cu2S → 6Cu + SO2 ÷«Þœoç˵jæÀ (Fe3O4)õª ÍóŸª-þ§\ÙêŸ î¶ô¦påª 7. 1 Ω, 10 Ωõìª ú£÷«Ù-êŸô¢ ú£ÙëůìÙ à¶ú‡-ì-í£±pè[ª,
I6 = 6A v) í£ô¢-÷«éª î¦uþ§ô¢ÌÄÙ
2.N-J-Tì ·ôjõª ÚÛOªtõª, í£T-Lì óŸªÙvêŸ í£J-ÚÛ-ô¦-õìª í£ë]ÌÄ-Aö˺ þ§ÙvD-ÚÛ-J-þ§hô¢ª.- íÆ£LêŸ EôÁ-ëůEo Þœé¨Ù-àŸÙè….-
11.
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Î àŸô¢uìª N÷-JÙ-àŸÙè…. ꟪ÙëÁ ÒÙ-àŸÙè…. R2 = 1 0Ω
þ§-ëÅ]ì:- áÙ¤Ûû EóŸª÷ªÙ ìªÙ#
á: i) Í-õ«u-Nª-EóŸªÙ ð»è…êÁ ö˺ ηÚj¬q-èÂ-õìª ¤ÛóŸª-ÚÛ- I1 + I4 + I6 = I2 + I3 + I5
á: BÞœ ÷ªëÅ]u-à¶aÄë] jø‹õuÙ šíô¢ª-ÞœªêŸªÙC. BÞœ -E-ôÁëÅ]Ù ú£-÷«Ù-êŸô¢ ú£Ùëů-ìÙö˺ íÆ£LêŸ EôÁëÅ]Ù Req M L
ô¢éÙ áJ›í ví£vÚ¨-óŸªìª ëÇ]·ôj¬tæÀ àŸô¢u ÍÙæ°ô¢ª.- êŸT_, ë¯E ë¯yô¦ Në]ªuê ví£î¦ï£°Ù šíô¢ª-Þœª-꟪ÙC.- 2+5+6=4+3+X
1 1 1
Ñë¯: Cr2O3 + 2Al → Al2O3 + 2Cr + Ñ-ù£g-øŒÚ¨h Në]ªuê Ñí£-ÚÛ-ô¢-é°õª ×÷-ôÂ-ö˺è ڥô¢-éÙÞ¥  =  +  13 = 7 + X ⇒ X = 13 − 7 = 6 šíj í£åÙ Îëůô¢ÙÞ¥ Ú¨ÙC ví£øŒo-õÚÛª áî¦-ñª-õª
Req R1 R2 ô¦óŸªÙè….-
ii) Þ¥-èÅ[êŸ í£ô¢-#ì ηÚj¬qè ëů꟪÷±, Íõ«u-Nª-EóŸªÙ ð§è[-÷±-ê¦ô³.- 1 1 1
X = 6A
 =  +  i) ÏC Ô ô¢-ÚÛ-iì ë]”ù‡d ëÁù£Ù?
ð»è… NªvøŒ-÷«Eo ëÇ]·ôj¬tæÀ ÍÙæ°ô¢ª. 5. ÏÙæ¨-ö˺E Në]ªuê Ñí£-ÚÛ-ô¢-é°õìª vøË™é¨ ú£Ùëůì٠ඛúh Req 1 10
9.í£ô¢-÷«éª ú£ÙÜu 12Þ¥ Ñìo ÷´õÚÛÙ Ú¨ÙC õ¤Û-é°-
õìª êµõ-í£Ùè….- ii) ‘M’, ‘L’ Íû¶ ͤÛ-ô¦õª ë¶Eo ú£«#-þ§hô³?
iii) ëÇ]·ôj¬tæÀ àŸô¢uö˺ Íõ«u-Nª-EóŸªÙ ö˺٠ÔÙ áô¢ª-Þœª-꟪ÙC? ÒÙ-àŸÙè…. 1 10 + 1 11
¤ÛóŸª-ÚÛ-ô¢-é¨Þ¥ Ñí£-óµ«-Þœ-í£-è[ªêŸªÙC.- á: i) ÖÚÛ Ñí£-ÚÛ-ô¢éÙ í£E-à¶-óŸª-ÚÛ-ð¼ê¶ NªTLìN ÚÛ«è¯  =  =  a) íˆJ-óŸªè ú£ÙÜu b) vÞœ«íà ú£ÙÜu á: i) ÏC vú£y-ë]”ù‡d ëÁù£Ù.-
Req 10 10 ii) ‘M’ ÞœJù£’ ë]«ô¢-GÙ-ë]ª-÷±ìª, ‘L’ ú£pù£d -ë]”ù‡d ÚÛFú£
iv) Õ-ô¢û (III) Î-·Új¬qè (Fe2O3) Í-õ«u-Nª-E-óŸªÙêÁ í£E à¶óŸª÷±.- 10
c) ú£Ùóµ«-á-ÚÛêŸ d) ÷´õÚÛ ÚÛªåªÙñÙ
àŸô¢u ð»ÙC-ì-í£±pè[ª Ôô¢p-è…ì vë]÷ Ïìª-÷³ìª ii) ÖÚÛ ú‡yà šíåd-è¯-E¸Ú Í÷-Ú¥øŒÙ ÑÙåªÙC.- Req =  = 0.90 Ω á: a) íˆJ-óŸªè ú£ÙÜu - 3 ë]«ô¦Eo ú£«#-þ§hô³.-
11

HISTORY
1. In the context of Pre- history, microliths are
found in.....
a) Palaeolithic age
c) Neolithic age
b) Mesolithic age
d) Chalcolithic age
2. Which of the following inscription is important
‘Semangs’ tribes are found in?
for the origin of the term “Hindu”? a) Jawaharlal Nehru b) Balwant Rai Mehta a) Arthasastra b) Indika
a) Ashokan inscriptions
b) Guptan inscriptions
c) Iranian inscriptions
c) B.G. Kher d) Gobind Ballabh Pant
9. Article 312 deals with......
a) State Civil Services
SSC Exams c) Manusmriti

GENERAL SCIENCE
d) Arthasamhitha

d) Greek inscriptions
3. Who founded the city of Ahmedabad?
a) Ahmed Shah Abdali b) Ahmed Shah
b) All India Civil Services
c) Union Public Service Commission
d) None of these
Special 25. Which of the following vitamin helps body to
fight against diseases?
c) Ahmed Shah III a) Vitamin C b) Vitamin B
10. By 42nd Constitutional Amendment Act
d) Mahmud Begarha (1976), which of the following word is NOT
General Awareness c) Vitamin A d) Vitamin D
4. Who patronised the excavation of the added to the preamble? 26. The joint where our neck joins the head is
Badami caves? a) Socialist b) Secular a) Canals b) Wells a) Pivotal joint b) Socket joint
a) Kirtivarman I b) Pulakesi II c) Integrity d) Republic c) Tubewells d) Other sources c) Hinge joint d) Pelvic joint
c) Pulakesi I d) Mangalesha 11. Which of the following veto power is not 27. In vinegar, this acid is found.......
5. In which year, the Child Marriage Restraint available with the President of India? ECONOMICS a) Tartaric acid b) Oxalic acid
Act was passed? a) Absolute veto b) Qualified veto c) Citric acid d) Acetic acid
20. The agricultural strategy “Green Revolution”
a) 1927 b) 1928 c) Suspensive veto d) Pocket veto 28. A clinical thermometer reads temperature
Jinnah is associated with.......
c) 1929 d) 1930 12. The salaries, allowances, pension of the from......
a) Fifth plan b) Sixth plan
6. Who earned the nickname “the ambassador judges of the Supreme Court are deter- a) 31°C to 35°C b) 36°C to 44°C
a) Australia b) Europe c) Fourth plan d) Third plan
of Hindu-Muslim unity” from Sarojini Naidu? mined by the...... c) 39°C to 46°C d) 35°C to 42°C
c) Asia d) North America 21. Poverty means.......
a) Sardar Vallabhai Patel a) Parliament b) Union Executive 29. The SI unit of “Power of a lens” is.......
16. “Semangs” tribes are found in? a) Lack of Employment
b) Jawaharlal Nehru c) President d) Chief Justice of India a) Pascal b) Joule
a) Indonesia b) Brazil b) Unable to buy Gadgets
c) Mahatma Gandhi d) Jinnah c) Dioptre d) Kelvin
GEOGRAPHY c) Pakistan d) Malaysia c) When people are unable to buy basic
30. In the structure of an eye, which of the fol-
17. Tides are caused by the gravitational pull of needs of life
POLITY 13. Speed of wind is measured by? the....... d) Unable to receive higher education
lowing regulates and controls the amount of
light entering the eye?
7. The 97th Constitutional Amendment Act of a) Barometer b) Hygrometer a) Earth on the Moon b) Earth on the Sun 22. GST was first introduced in...... a) Retina b) Iris
2011 gave a constitutional status to...... c) Thermometer d) Anemometer c) Sun and Moon and the Earth a) Britain b) China c) Pupil d) Cornea
a) Land Reforms b) Fundamental Duties 14. Which of the following is the lowest atmos- d) Moon on the Earth c) France d) Canada
c) Right to Education pheric layer? 18. Leaching is the maximum in the soil type of? 23. One rupee coin is issued by?
a) Lithosphere b) Stratosphere a) Laterite Soils b) Red Soils a) RBI b) Finance Ministry Writer
d) Cooperative Societies
8. In 1955, the president appointed an Official c) Troposphere d) Hydrosphere c) Black Soils d) Desert Soils c) Revenue secretary d) The President T. Srichakra Phani
Language Commission under the chairman- 15. Which continent of the world does not have 19. Which one of the major source of irrigation 24. Public finance gets reference in which of the Senior Faculty, RACE
ship of...... a desert? in India? following ancient treatise?

Key With Explanations
1-b; Stone tools found during Mesolithic (mid-
dle stone) period are generally tiny, and
are called microliths.
2-c; Iranian inscriptions are important for the
origin of the term Hindu. The term Hindu
occurs in the inscriptions of fifth–sixth cen-
turies BC. It is derived from the Sanskrit
term Sindhu.
3-b; Ahmad Shah (1411–41), was one of the
important rulers of Gujarat. He founded the
city of Ahmadabad and made it his capital
in 1413.
4-d; The Chalukya king, Mangalesha, patron-
ised the excavation of the Badami caves.
He was the younger son of the Chalukya
king, Pulakesi I.
5-c; In 1929 the Child Marriage Restraint Act
was passed.
6-d; An ambassador of Hindu- Muslim unity
until 1920, Jinnah played an important role
in the making of the Lucknow Pact. He
reorganised the Muslim League after 1934,
and became the major spokesperson for
the demand for Pakistan.
7-d; The 97th Constitutional Amendment Act of
2011 gave a constitutional status and pro-
tection to co-operative societies.
8-c; In 1955, the president appointed an Official
Language Commission under the chair-
manship of B.G. Kher. The commission
submitted its report to the President in
1956.
9-b; Article 312 deals with All India services.
The Parliament can create new All India
Services, if the Rajya Sabha passes a res-
olution.
10-d; Preamble has been amended by the
42nd Constitutional Amendment Act
(1976), which added three new words–
Socialist, Secular and Integrity.
11-b; The President of India is vested with
three– absolute veto, suspensive veto
and pocket veto. There is no qualified
veto in the case of Indian President.
12-a; The salaries, allowances, privileges,
leave and pension of the judges of the
Supreme Court are determined from time
to time by the Parliament.
13-d; An anemometer is a device for measuring
wind speed and is a common weather
station instrument.
14-c; The troposphere is the lowest layer of
Earth’s atmosphere. It starts at Earth’s
surface and goes up to a height of 7 to 20
km above sea level. Almost all weather
occurs within this layer.
15-b; Europe does not have a desert. It has
Accona desert a semi-desert in central
Italy.
16-d; The Semang are a Negrito ethnic group
of the Malay Peninsula. They are found
in Perak, Kedah and Pahang of
Malaysia.
17-c; Tide-generating forces are a result of the
gravitational attraction between the Earth,
the Sun, and the Moon and the centrifugal
force due to the relative motions of the
Moon around the Earth, and the Earth
around the Sun.
18-a; Leaching refers to the loss of water-solu-
ble plant nutrients from the soil, due to
rain and irrigation. The rate of leaching
increases with the amount of rainfall, high
temperatures, and the removal of protec-
tive vegetation.
19-c; Wells and Tubewells are the principal
source of irrigation. Canals are second
most important source of irrigation in
India.
20-d; Under third plan (1961-1966) green revo-
lution was introduced.
21-c; Poverty can be defined as a situation
when people are unable to satisfy the
basic needs of life.
22-c; GST was first introduced in France in the
year 1954.
23-b; One rupee currency and coin are issued
by Ministry of Finance itself with the sig-
nature of the Finance Secretary on the
note.
24-a; Public finance gets reference in the
ancient treatise Arthashastra of Kautilya
which covers ‘treasury, sources of rev-
enue, accounts and audit’ in a very
detailed way.
25-a; Vitamin C helps body to fight against
many diseases.
26-a; The joint where our neck joins the head is
a pivotal joint. It allows us to bend our
head forward and backward and turn the
head to our right or left.
27-d; Acetic acid is found in vinegar.
28-d; The temperature of human body normally
does not go below 35°C or above 42°C.
That is the reason that this thermometer
has the range 35°C to 42°C.
29-c; The SI unit of power of a lens is ‘dioptre’.
It is denoted by the letter D.
30-c; The pupil regulates and controls the
amount of light entering the eye. The eye
lens forms an inverted real image of the
object on the retina.

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Staff Selection Commission

CHSL Tier-I Model Paper
No. of Questions: 100 Max. Marks: 200 Time: 60 Mnts. øŒEî¦ô¢Ù Ôví‡öËÀ 10, 2021 n email: pratibhadesk@eenadu.net

English
Directions (Q.1-2): In the following
questions, some part of the sentence
may have errors. Find out which part of
the sentence has an error and select
the appropriate option. If a sentence is
free from error, select ‘No error’.
1. The wife told to the husband (A) / a
very interesting story (B) / about her
childhood friend. (C) / No error (D)
2. The Headmaster informed the
reporters (A) / that each of the stu-
dents (B) were good at speaking
English. (C) / No error (D)
Directions (Q.3-4): In the following
questions, the sentence given with
blank to be filled in with an appropriate
word. Select the correct alternative out
of the four and indicate it by selecting
the appropriate option.
3. I have seen the great actor ........
television, but never in real life.
A) in B) over C) inside D) on
4. The new player is ........ weak to play
in an international tournament.
A) so B) too C) very D) not
Directions (Q.5-6): In the following
questions, out of the given four alterna-
tives, select the one which best express-
es the meaning of the given word.
5. Ambiguous
A) Obvious B) Vague
C) Complicated D) Translucent
6. Disclose
A) Reveal B) Conceal
C) Construct D) Strengthen
Directions (Q.7-8): In the following
questions, out of the given four alter-
natives, select the one which is oppo-
site in meaning of the given word.
7. Malicious
A) Venomous B) Modest
C) Benevolent D) Moderate
8. Tremendous
A) Enormous B) Magnificent
C) Powerless D) Miniscule
Directions (Q.9): Rearrange the parts
of the sentence in correct order.
These pigeons are
P: other means of transport are rare
Q: available in the desert where
R: the most effective messenger
service
A) PQR B) PRQ C) RQP D) QPR
Directions (Q.10): A sentence has
been given in Active/Passive Voice. Out
of the four given alternatives, select the
one which best expresses the same
sentence in Passive/Active Voice.
The new students will never for-
get this experience.
A) This experience is not forgotten
by the new students.
B) The new students would never
forget that experience.
C) That experience would never be
forgotten by new students.
D) This experience will never be for-
gotten by the new students.
Directions (Q.11): A sentence has
been given in Direct/Indirect Speech.
Out of the four given alternatives, select
the one which best expresses the same
sentence in Indirect/Direct Speech.
The girl said to me, “Where are
your parents living now?”
A) The girl asked me that where my
parents are living then.
B) The girl told me where my par-
ents were living then.
C) The girl asked me where my par-
ents were living at that time.
D) The girl asked me where my par-
ents are living now.
Directions (Q.12): In the following
question, a word has been written in
four different ways out of which only
one is correctly spelt. Select the cor-
rectly spelt word.
A) acommodation
B) accommodation
C) accomodate D) acomodation
Directions (Q.13-17): In the following
passage, some of the words have been
left out. Read the passage carefully
and select the correct answer for the
given blank out of the four alternatives.
Microeconomics is the study of what
is likely to happen when individuals
make choices in response to the many
..(13).. in prices, resources, and/or
methods of production. Individuals are
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usually ..(14).. microeconomic sub-
groups, such as buyers, sellers, and
business owners. These groups create
the supply and demand for resources,
using money and interest rates as a
pricing mechanism for coordination.
Microeconomics can be applied in a
..(15).. manner. Positive microeconom-
ics describes economic behaviour and
explains what can be expected ..(16)..
certain conditions change. If a manu-
facturer raises the prices of cars, posi-
tive microeconomics says consumers
will tend to buy ..(17).. than before. If a
major copper mine collapses in South
America, the price of copper will tend
to increase.
13. A) changing B) change
C) exchange D) changes
14. A) divided about B) separated for
C) grouped into D) grouped above
15. A) positive B) negative
C) neutral D) unclear
16. A) but B) so C) because D) if
17. A) fewer B) few C) less D) least
Directions (Q.18-19): In the following
questions, out of the four alternatives,
select the alternative which best
expresses the meaning of the idiom/
phrase.
18. To beat around the bush
A) Do the thing you've been wanting
to do so you can move on
B) To not hold someone responsible
for something
C) Doing something poorly in order
to save time or money
D) To avoid saying what you mean,
usually because it is uncomfort-
able
19. Under the weather
A) Sick B) Raining
C) Cloudy D) Change
Directions (Q.20-21): In the following
questions, out of the four alternatives,
select the alternative which is the best
substitute of the words/sentence.
20. The arrangement of events or dates
in the order of their occurrence
A) Extempore B) Alphabetical
C) Chronological D) Numerical
21. A system of government in which
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most of the important decisions are
taken by state officials rather than
by elected representatives
A) Aristocracy B) Autocracy
C) Democracy D) Bureaucracy
Directions (Q.22-23): In the following
questions, out of the four alternatives,
select the alternative which will
improve the bracketed part of the sen-
tence. In case no improvement is
needed, select "no improvement".
22. Our team has (beat) them many
times.
A) beated B) beaten
C) beating D) No improvement
23. The umpire (blow) his whistle
exactly at 9 O’ clock yesterday.
A) blowing B) blown
C) blew D) No improvement
Directions (Q.24): The question below
consists of a set of labelled sentences.
Out of the four options given, select the
most logical order of the sentences to
form a coherent paragraph.
This report by a private research
company
P: and why they are going abroad
for business
Q: are shocked by the government
policies
R: shows why so many Indian busi-
nessmen
A) RPQ B) PQR C) QPR D) RQP
Directions (Q.25): In the following
question, four words are given out of
which one word is correctly spelt.
Select the correctly spelt word.
A) acquaintance B) acquaintence
C) aquaintance D) acquantance
General Intelligence And
Reasoning
26. In a certain code, PRINTS is writ-
ten as SQOJTU. How is SENIOR
written in that code?
A) FTOJPS B) FJOTSP
C) FTJOSP D) FSPTJO
27. In a certain code, RAT = 39, UBER
= 46. How is LIGHT written in that
code?
A) 73 B) 55 C) 69 D) 56
28. Read the given statements and A) VNQS B) KTVN
conclusions carefully. Assuming C) TVNK D) USTR
that the information given in the 34. Select the option in which the num-
statements is true, even if it bers are related in the same way as
appears to be at variance with are the numbers in the given set.
commonly known facts, decide (7, 35, 105)
which of the given conclusions log-
A) (8, 32, 68) B) (4, 32, 74)
ically follow(s) from the statements.
C) (9, 54, 162) D) (7, 28,80)
Statements:
35. Select the combination of letters
1) All actors are dancers.
that when sequentially placed from
2) All dancers are choreographers.
left to right in the blanks of the
Conclusions: given letter series will completed
I. All the choreographers are actors. the series. a _ ta_t_nt_n_an_
II. Some of the choreographers are A) nantat B) tannat
actors. C) atnnta D) nnaatt
A) Both conclusions I and II follows 36. Four letter-clusters have been
B) Neither conclusion I nor II fol- given, out of which three are alike
lows in some manner and one is differ-
C) Either conclusion I or II follows ent. Select the odd letter-cluster.
D) Only conclusion II follows A) CDQML B) UWNOS
29. Select the option that is related to C) TABNQ D) XHIST
the third word in the same way as 37. Select the option in which the num-
the second word is related to the bers are related in the same way as
first word. are the numbers in the given set.
Volume : Litre : : Area : ? (7, 127, 6)
A) Degree B) Hectare A) (8, 131, 5) B) (10, 210, 7)
C) Ohms D) Waats C) (12, 397, 11) D) (4, 136, 9)
30. Four letter-clusters have been 38. Four numbers have been given,
given out of which three are alike in
out of which three are alike in some
some manner, while one is differ-
manner and one is different. Select
ent. Choose the odd one. the number that is different from
A) DXAA B) NEKH the rest.
C) BYEV D) FVCY A) 125, 216 B) 1728, 2197
31. Select the option in which the num- C) 81, 729 D) 1000, 1331
bers share the same relationship 39. Mani is the brother of Sanvi. Janvi
as that shared by the given num- is the sister of Nadiya. Sanvi is the
ber-pair. 7 : 47 daughter of Sravan’s father.
A) 11 : 119 B) 5 : 27 Nadiya, who is the mother of Mani
C) 13 : 168 D) 15 : 226 is the daughter of Ravi. Mukesh is
32. Select the correct combination of Nadiya’s only sister’s husband.
How can Sravan related to Ravi?
mathematical signs to replace ‘A’
sequentially from left to right and A) Grandson B) Brother
balance the following equation. C) Son D) Son-in-law
20 A 6 A 7 A 2 40. Praveen left home and cycled 10
A) ×, +, = B) +, ×, = km southwards, turned right and
C) ×, =, + D) =, +, × cycled 5 km and turned right and
33. Select the option that is related to cycled 10 km and turned left and
cycled 10 km. How far he is from
the third letter-cluster in the same
his starting point (in kilometers)?
way as the second letter-cluster is
A) 25 2) 15 3) 10 4) 5
related to the first letter-cluster.
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Staff Selection Commission

CHSL Tier-I Model Paper
No. of Questions: 100 Max. Marks: 200 Time: 60 Mnts. øŒEî¦ô¢Ù Ôví‡öËÀ 10, 2021 n email: pratibhadesk@eenadu.net

English
Directions (Q.1-2): In the following
questions, some part of the sentence
may have errors. Find out which part of
the sentence has an error and select
the appropriate option. If a sentence is
free from error, select ‘No error’.
1. The wife told to the husband (A) / a
very interesting story (B) / about her
childhood friend. (C) / No error (D)
2. The Headmaster informed the
reporters (A) / that each of the stu-
dents (B) were good at speaking
English. (C) / No error (D)
Directions (Q.3-4): In the following
questions, the sentence given with
blank to be filled in with an appropriate
word. Select the correct alternative out
of the four and indicate it by selecting
the appropriate option.
3. I have seen the great actor ........
television, but never in real life.
A) in B) over C) inside D) on
4. The new player is ........ weak to play
in an international tournament.
A) so B) too C) very D) not
Directions (Q.5-6): In the following
questions, out of the given four alterna-
tives, select the one which best express-
es the meaning of the given word.
5. Ambiguous
A) Obvious B) Vague
C) Complicated D) Translucent
6. Disclose
A) Reveal B) Conceal
C) Construct D) Strengthen
Directions (Q.7-8): In the following
questions, out of the given four alter-
natives, select the one which is oppo-
site in meaning of the given word.
7. Malicious
A) Venomous B) Modest
C) Benevolent D) Moderate
8. Tremendous
A) Enormous B) Magnificent
C) Powerless D) Miniscule
Directions (Q.9): Rearrange the parts
of the sentence in correct order.
These pigeons are
P: other means of transport are rare
Q: available in the desert where
R: the most effective messenger
service
A) PQR B) PRQ C) RQP D) QPR
Directions (Q.10): A sentence has
been given in Active/Passive Voice. Out
of the four given alternatives, select the
one which best expresses the same
sentence in Passive/Active Voice.
The new students will never for-
get this experience.
A) This experience is not forgotten
by the new students.
B) The new students would never
forget that experience.
C) That experience would never be
forgotten by new students.
D) This experience will never be for-
gotten by the new students.
Directions (Q.11): A sentence has
been given in Direct/Indirect Speech.
Out of the four given alternatives, select
the one which best expresses the same
sentence in Indirect/Direct Speech.
The girl said to me, “Where are
your parents living now?”
A) The girl asked me that where my
parents are living then.
B) The girl told me where my par-
ents were living then.
C) The girl asked me where my par-
ents were living at that time.
D) The girl asked me where my par-
ents are living now.
Directions (Q.12): In the following
question, a word has been written in
four different ways out of which only
one is correctly spelt. Select the cor-
rectly spelt word.
A) acommodation
B) accommodation
C) accomodate D) acomodation
Directions (Q.13-17): In the following
passage, some of the words have been
left out. Read the passage carefully
and select the correct answer for the
given blank out of the four alternatives.
Microeconomics is the study of what
is likely to happen when individuals
make choices in response to the many
..(13).. in prices, resources, and/or
methods of production. Individuals are
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usually ..(14).. microeconomic sub- most of the important decisions are 28. Read the given statements and A) VNQS B) KTVN
groups, such as buyers, sellers, and taken by state officials rather than conclusions carefully. Assuming C) TVNK D) USTR
business owners. These groups create by elected representatives that the information given in the 34. Select the option in which the num-
the supply and demand for resources, A) Aristocracy B) Autocracy statements is true, even if it bers are related in the same way as
using money and interest rates as a C) Democracy D) Bureaucracy appears to be at variance with are the numbers in the given set.
pricing mechanism for coordination. Directions (Q.22-23): In the following commonly known facts, decide (7, 35, 105)
Microeconomics can be applied in a questions, out of the four alternatives, which of the given conclusions log-
A) (8, 32, 68) B) (4, 32, 74)
..(15).. manner. Positive microeconom- select the alternative which will ically follow(s) from the statements.
C) (9, 54, 162) D) (7, 28,80)
ics describes economic behaviour and improve the bracketed part of the sen- Statements:
35. Select the combination of letters
explains what can be expected ..(16).. tence. In case no improvement is 1) All actors are dancers.
that when sequentially placed from
certain conditions change. If a manu- needed, select "no improvement". 2) All dancers are choreographers.
left to right in the blanks of the
facturer raises the prices of cars, posi-
22. Our team has (beat) them many Conclusions: given letter series will completed
tive microeconomics says consumers
times. I. All the choreographers are actors. the series. a _ ta_t_nt_n_an_
will tend to buy ..(17).. than before. If a
A) beated B) beaten II. Some of the choreographers are A) nantat B) tannat
major copper mine collapses in South
America, the price of copper will tend C) beating D) No improvement actors. C) atnnta D) nnaatt
to increase. 23. The umpire (blow) his whistle A) Both conclusions I and II follows 36. Four letter-clusters have been
13. A) changing B) change exactly at 9 O’ clock yesterday. B) Neither conclusion I nor II fol- given, out of which three are alike
A) blowing B) blown lows in some manner and one is differ-
C) exchange D) changes
C) blew D) No improvement C) Either conclusion I or II follows ent. Select the odd letter-cluster.
14. A) divided about B) separated for
Directions (Q.24): The question below D) Only conclusion II follows A) CDQML B) UWNOS
C) grouped into D) grouped above
consists of a set of labelled sentences. 29. Select the option that is related to C) TABNQ D) XHIST
15. A) positive B) negative
Out of the four options given, select the the third word in the same way as 37. Select the option in which the num-
C) neutral D) unclear
most logical order of the sentences to the second word is related to the bers are related in the same way as
16. A) but B) so C) because D) if form a coherent paragraph. first word. are the numbers in the given set.
17. A) fewer B) few C) less D) least This report by a private research Volume : Litre : : Area : ? (7, 127, 6)
Directions (Q.18-19): In the following company A) Degree B) Hectare A) (8, 131, 5) B) (10, 210, 7)
questions, out of the four alternatives, P: and why they are going abroad C) Ohms D) Waats C) (12, 397, 11) D) (4, 136, 9)
select the alternative which best for business
expresses the meaning of the idiom/ 30. Four letter-clusters have been 38. Four numbers have been given,
Q: are shocked by the government given out of which three are alike in
phrase. out of which three are alike in some
policies some manner, while one is differ-
18. To beat around the bush manner and one is different. Select
R: shows why so many Indian busi- ent. Choose the odd one. the number that is different from
A) Do the thing you've been wanting nessmen A) DXAA B) NEKH the rest.
to do so you can move on
A) RPQ B) PQR C) QPR D) RQP C) BYEV D) FVCY A) 125, 216 B) 1728, 2197
B) To not hold someone responsible
Directions (Q.25): In the following 31. Select the option in which the num- C) 81, 729 D) 1000, 1331
for something
question, four words are given out of bers share the same relationship 39. Mani is the brother of Sanvi. Janvi
C) Doing something poorly in order which one word is correctly spelt.
as that shared by the given num- is the sister of Nadiya. Sanvi is the
to save time or money Select the correctly spelt word.
ber-pair. 7 : 47 daughter of Sravan’s father.
D) To avoid saying what you mean, A) acquaintance B) acquaintence
A) 11 : 119 B) 5 : 27 Nadiya, who is the mother of Mani
usually because it is uncomfort-
C) aquaintance D) acquantance C) 13 : 168 D) 15 : 226 is the daughter of Ravi. Mukesh is
able
32. Select the correct combination of Nadiya’s only sister’s husband.
19. Under the weather General Intelligence And How can Sravan related to Ravi?
Reasoning mathematical signs to replace ‘A’
A) Sick B) Raining
sequentially from left to right and A) Grandson B) Brother
C) Cloudy D) Change 26. In a certain code, PRINTS is writ-
balance the following equation. C) Son D) Son-in-law
Directions (Q.20-21): In the following ten as SQOJTU. How is SENIOR
20 A 6 A 7 A 2 40. Praveen left home and cycled 10
questions, out of the four alternatives, written in that code?
A) ×, +, = B) +, ×, = km southwards, turned right and
select the alternative which is the best A) FTOJPS B) FJOTSP
C) ×, =, + D) =, +, × cycled 5 km and turned right and
substitute of the words/sentence.
C) FTJOSP D) FSPTJO 33. Select the option that is related to cycled 10 km and turned left and
20. The arrangement of events or dates cycled 10 km. How far he is from
27. In a certain code, RAT = 39, UBER the third letter-cluster in the same
in the order of their occurrence his starting point (in kilometers)?
= 46. How is LIGHT written in that way as the second letter-cluster is
A) Extempore B) Alphabetical code? A) 25 2) 15 3) 10 4) 5
related to the first letter-cluster.
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49. From the given answer figures, scores 150, thereby his average contacts A & B. If a tangent XY is 78. By which constitutional amend- C) Mahinder Giri
sEìoæ¨ ›í@ êŸô¢ªî¦ô³z select the one in which the ques- increases by 5 runs. What is the drawn at a point ‘C’ lying on the ment, “education” was added into D) Rajnath Singh
tion figure is hidden/embedded new average? minor arc AB to intersect PA at X concurrent list? 92. Who won the Best actor in a lead-
41. In this question, choose one word
Question Figure: A) 50 B) 55 C) 155 D) 95 and PB at Y then the perimeter of A) 24th Constitutional Amendment ing role (Male) award in the 66th
which cannot be formed from the
57. In how many years will a sum of ∆PXY is? Act edition of the Filmfare Awards?
letters of the given word?
Answer Figures: Rs.750 amount to Rs.991.875. If A) 30 cm B) 34 cm B) 25th Constitutional Amendment A) Saif Ali Khan B) Irrfan Khan
PRONUNCIATION
interest is compounded at 15% per C) 32 cm D) 40 cm Act C) Akshay Kumar
A) NOUN B) CRANE
annum? 67. If ABC & BLM are equilateral trian- C) 44th Constitutional Amendment D) Hrithik Roshan
C) PRONOUN D) NATION
A) 1 B) 1.5 C) 3 D) 2 gles such that ‘L’ is the mid point of Act
42. In a class of 32 girls, Pallavi is in A) B) C) D) 93. Moudud Ahmed who passed away
58. Two trains start at same time from AB and M is the mid point of BC. If D) 42nd Constitutional Amendment
20th position from last and recently was a former Prime
50. If a mirror is placed stations A and B 1100 km apart the area of triangle ABC is 268 cm2 Act
Ameena is in 10th position from Minister of which country?
on the line MN, then and proceed towards each other at then the area of triangle BLM is?
first. How many girls are there 79. Which among the following was A) Pakistan B) Bangladesh
which of the answer an average speed of 28 km/h and A) 59 cm2 B) 67 cm2
between them ? added in the preamble to the C) Israel D) Indonesia
figure is the right 27 km/h respectively. Where will C) 73 cm 2 D) 56 cm2
A) 2 B) 3 C) 1 D) 8 Indian Constitute through 42nd
image? 94. Union Public Service Commission
the trains meet? 68. If cot 2B – tan (3B − 15) = 0 then constitutional amendment?
43. If the day before yesterday was was established in the year?
A) 560 km from station B value of ‘B’ is? A) Socialist Secular B) Democratic
Thursday, what day will it be three A) 1950 B) 1935
days after the day after tomorrow? B) 660 km from station A A) 23° B) 31° C) 33° D) 21° C) Sovereign D) Republic
C) 1952 D) 1926
A) Thursday B) Saturday A) B) C) D) C) 540 km from station B 69. If sin A = cos 30° then find 80. Which country chaired the first
95. Assam governor has appointed
4 sec2A − 5 tan2A
C) Friday D) Monday
44. A matrix of certain characters is
Quantitative Aptitude
D) 640 km from station B
Direction (Q.59): Observe the [
 ?
4 cot (A − 15)
] meeting of the BRICS Contact
Group on Economy and Trade
HimaDas as DSP for that state.
She is belongs to which sport?
following bar-graph carefully and A) 1/2 B) 1/3 C) 1/5 D) 1/4 Issues (CGETI)?
given. These characters follow a Directions (Q.51-53): Study the graph A) Sprinter B) Badminton
certain trend, row-wise or column- answer the following question: 70. In a triangle ABC with AB = AC A) Brazil B) South Africa
and answer the question that follows. C) Tennis D) Boxing
wise. Find out this trend and and AD is a perpendicular on side C) Russia D) India
In the given bar graph, the white bar 60 96. “Jana Sadhana Samaram” book
Birth Rate per Thousand

50 81. Which state has the largest sugar

choose the missing character from shows the income and the black bar 50 45 BC and AD = 20 cm and the was written by ......
the given alternatives. shows the expenditure of a company. perimeter of triangle is 50 cm then mills in india?
40 32 A) Dhsharla Satyanarayana
6 8 15 the area of triangle ABC is? A) Uttra pradesh B) Kerala
30 25 B) Dusharla Satya Bhushan
18 A) 64 cm2 B) 45 cm2 C) Maharashtra D) Telangana
15 31 ? 20 C) Dusharla Naga-Bhushanam
C) 90 cm2 D) 84 cm2 82. A wooden piece and iron piece
36 98 143 10 D) Dusharla Rajaram
71. If 84A3693B is divisible by 44 both are kept in fridge for 15 min-
0 97. Magnitude of earthquake mea-
A) 46 B) 52 C) 58 D) 50 P Q R S T where A, B are natural numbers utes. Which metal cool first?
45. In this question, the sets of num- find A + B? sured by
Birth rates of different Countries A) Wooden B) Iron
bers given in the alternatives are A) 12 B) 11 C) 10 D) 13 A) Marcelli B) Rossi-Ferrol
59. The birth rate of Country ‘P’ is C) Both are equal in cooling
represented. The columns and 72. ABC is a right angle triangle and C) Richtor scale D) Morcator
approximately what percentage of D) Depending on weather
rows of Matrix-I are numbered angle A is 90°. A circle is inscribed 98. Which is the longest bone in the
the birth rate of Country ‘R’? 83. Name of the gland related to dia-
from 0 to 4 and that of Matrix-II are in the triangle. The lengths of two human body
A) 56% B) 60% C) 52% D) 64% betes?
numbered from 5 to 9. A letter from sides containing the right angled A) Femur B) Humer
60. Radha buys an article and then A) Pancreas B) Plum
these matrices can be represented 51. The expenditure from 2016 to 2017 vertex are 20 cm and 21 cm. Find C) Spinal card D) Calf bone
first by its row and next by its col- sells it for Rs.890. If she loss 11% C) The liver D) Thyroid
increases by the radius of the circle inscribed in 99. In Indian Constitution the provision
umn, e.g., T can be represented by then at what price should she sells 84. Which one of the following stan-
1 it? of Suspension of Fundamental
31, 76, etc. Similarly you have to A) 25% B) 33  % it to gain 9%? dards of AGMARK?
3 A) 12 cm B) 3 cm rights during Emergency was taken
identify the set for the word A) 1070 B) 1090 C) 910 D) 979 A) Quality B) Quantity
2 C) 7 cm D) 6 cm from which constitution?
‘SOAP’. C) 150% D) 66 % 61. A and B separately can build a wall C) Packaging D) None of these
3 73. If 32.34 cubic cm of lead is to be A) American B) Germany
Matrix - I Matrix - II in 8 and 12 days respectively. If 85. India’s richest man Mukesh
52. The income in 2018 is what per- drawn into a cylindrical wire of C) Irish D) Australian
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 they work for 1 day alternatively, Ambani rank dropped down to .....
centage of the income in 2015 ? diameter 2.8 cm, then the length of 100. Beriberi disease is due to the defi-
starting with A. In how many days spot in the Bloomberg Billionaires
0 G V E A C 5 R E O N G the wire is? ciency of vitamin
2 1 will the wall be built? Index 2021?
1 R O N G S 6 N P V E S A) 66  % B) 33  % A) 654 m B) 745 m A) C B) D C) B1 D) B5
3 3 4 1 A) 15th B) 12th C) 18th D) 20th
2 M N E S I 7 M T I O N A) 4  days B) 9  days C) 830 m D) 825 m
1
C) 133  %
2
D) 166  %
5 3
74. If x = (cosec A + cot A) and y =
86. Which of the following state/UT Key
3 O T I T A 8 E A I C O 3 3 1 has set up a Tamil academy to pro-
C) 9  days D) 9 days cosec A.cot A then the value of 1-A 21-D 41-B 61-C 81-C
4 N S N E P 9 N T A R S 53. The percentage decrease in the 2 mote the South Indian language
(cosec A − cot A)2 is? 2-C 22-B 42-A 62-A 82-B
expenditure of the company in 62. The value of 17 − [169 ÷ (13 × 13) and culture in the Capital?
A) 41, 78, 68, 44 B) 23, 11, 97, 66 A) x2 + xy B) x2 − xy 3-D 23-C 43-A 63-D 83-D
2019 as compared to that in 2016 − (− 6) − {2 − (10 − 2)}] is A) Jharkhand B) Delhi
C) 14, 57, 34, 45 D) 98, 89, 03, 44 C) x2 + 4xy D) x2 − 4y 4-B 24-D 44-D 64-A 84-A
is A) 4 B) 3 C) 1 D) 2 C) Maharashtra D) Uttar Pradesh
46. What is total number of triangles in 75. The average of eleven 2 digit num- 5-B 25-A 45-B 65-C 85-B
2 63. The volume of a tank is 72 cubic 87. Who introduced Munasib System?
the given figure? A) 6.5% B) 7% C) 6 % D) 6% bers is increased by 9 when the 6-A 26-C 46-D 66-A 86-B
3 meters. Water is poured into it at digits of one of the 2 digit numbers A) Jahangir B) Babur
7-C 27-D 47-B 67-B 87-C
54. A Laptop was sold for Rs.32,400 the rate of 36 liters per minute. is interchanged. Find the difference C) Akbar D) Shah Jahan
8-D 28-D 48-B 68-A 88-C
after giving two successive dis- How much time will it take to fill the between the digits of that number. 88. Out of the following the best con-
counts of 10% and 20% respec- tank? ductor of electricity is 9-C 29-B 49-C 69-D 89-A
A) 9 B) 11 C) 10 D) 12
tively. What was the marked price A) 20 h B) 25 h A) Mica B) Gold 10-D 30-C 50-B 70-C 90-C
of the Laptop? C) 2 h D) 33 h 20 min. General Awareness C) Silver D) Copper 11-C 31-A 51-B 71-B 91-C
A) Rs.45,000 B) Rs.39,000 64. If x3 + y3 = −35 and x + y = −5 then 89. Botanical name for Sandalwood is? 12-B 32-D 52-D 72-D 92-B
A) 18 B) 20 C) 22 D) 21 76. Who has been appointed as the
C) Rs.54,000 D) Rs.64,000 find x4 + y4? RBI Deputy Governor in 2020? A) Santalum Album 13-D 33-B 53-C 73-B 93-B
47. Identify the diagram that best rep-
resents the relationship among 55. The volume of the water in two A) 97 B) 81 C) 87 D) 98 A) M Rajeshwar Rao B) Shorea Robusta 14-C 34-C 54-A 74-D 94-D
tanks A and B is in the ratio of 15-A 35-D 55-D 75-B 95-A
classes given below
Nose, Eyes, Lips 6 : 5. The volume of water in tank
A is increased by 30%. By what
1 2
5
1
x2
4
65. If 2  x +  = 74  then find
5 ( ) B) M. K. Jain
C) B.P. Kanungo D) R. Gandhi
C) Cedrus Deodara
D) Pinus Roxburghti 16-D
17-A
36-C
37-C
56-B
57-D
76-A
77-A
96-A
97-C

A) B) C) D)
percentage should the volume of
water in tank B be increased so
1
the value of x3+  , where x > 0?
x3
( ) 77. Value of all goods and services
produced with a year is called?
A) Gorss National Product (GNP)
90. Largest organ in human body is?
A) Brain B) Heart 18-D
19-A
38-C
39-A
58-C
59-A
78-D
79-C
98-A
99-C
that both the tanks have the same A) 177 B) 234 C) 198 D) 184 C) Skin D) Spinal Nerves
48. Which answer figure will B) Gross Domestic Product (GDP) 20-C 40-B 60-B 80-D 100-C
volume of water? 66. ‘P’ is a point at a distance 17 cm 91. Who among the following range
complete the pattern in
? A) 48% B) 46% C) 57% D) 56% from the centre ‘O’ of a circle of C) Net National Product (NNP) officer has won the International
the question figure? This Model Paper was prepared by
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Staff Selection Commission

CHSL Tier-I Model Paper
No. of Questions: 100 Max. Marks: 200 Time: 60 Mnts. ÎCî¦ô¢Ù Ôví‡öËÀ 11, 2021 n email: pratibhadesk@eenadu.net

49. From the given answer figures, scores 150, thereby his average contacts A & B. If a tangent XY is 78. By which constitutional amend- C) Mahinder Giri
sEìoæ¨ ›í@ êŸô¢ªî¦ô³z select the one in which the ques- increases by 5 runs. What is the drawn at a point ‘C’ lying on the ment, “education” was added into D) Rajnath Singh
tion figure is hidden/embedded new average? minor arc AB to intersect PA at X concurrent list? 92. Who won the Best actor in a lead-
41. In this question, choose one word
Question Figure: A) 50 B) 55 C) 155 D) 95 and PB at Y then the perimeter of A) 24th Constitutional Amendment ing role (Male) award in the 66th
which cannot be formed from the
57. In how many years will a sum of ∆PXY is? Act edition of the Filmfare Awards?
letters of the given word?
Answer Figures: Rs.750 amount to Rs.991.875. If A) 30 cm B) 34 cm B) 25th Constitutional Amendment A) Saif Ali Khan B) Irrfan Khan
PRONUNCIATION
interest is compounded at 15% per C) 32 cm D) 40 cm Act C) Akshay Kumar
A) NOUN B) CRANE
annum? 67. If ABC & BLM are equilateral trian- C) 44th Constitutional Amendment D) Hrithik Roshan
C) PRONOUN D) NATION
A) 1 B) 1.5 C) 3 D) 2 gles such that ‘L’ is the mid point of Act
42. In a class of 32 girls, Pallavi is in A) B) C) D) 93. Moudud Ahmed who passed away
58. Two trains start at same time from AB and M is the mid point of BC. If D) 42nd Constitutional Amendment
20th position from last and recently was a former Prime
50. If a mirror is placed stations A and B 1100 km apart the area of triangle ABC is 268 cm2 Act
Ameena is in 10th position from Minister of which country?
on the line MN, then and proceed towards each other at then the area of triangle BLM is?
first. How many girls are there 79. Which among the following was A) Pakistan B) Bangladesh
which of the answer an average speed of 28 km/h and A) 59 cm2 B) 67 cm2
between them ? added in the preamble to the C) Israel D) Indonesia
figure is the right 27 km/h respectively. Where will C) 73 cm 2 D) 56 cm2
A) 2 B) 3 C) 1 D) 8 Indian Constitute through 42nd
image? 94. Union Public Service Commission
the trains meet? 68. If cot 2B – tan (3B − 15) = 0 then constitutional amendment?
43. If the day before yesterday was was established in the year?
A) 560 km from station B value of ‘B’ is? A) Socialist Secular B) Democratic
Thursday, what day will it be three A) 1950 B) 1935
days after the day after tomorrow? B) 660 km from station A A) 23° B) 31° C) 33° D) 21° C) Sovereign D) Republic
C) 1952 D) 1926
A) Thursday B) Saturday A) B) C) D) C) 540 km from station B 69. If sin A = cos 30° then find 80. Which country chaired the first
95. Assam governor has appointed
4 sec2A − 5 tan2A
C) Friday D) Monday
44. A matrix of certain characters is
Quantitative Aptitude
D) 640 km from station B
Direction (Q.59): Observe the [ ?
4 cot (A − 15)
] meeting of the BRICS Contact
Group on Economy and Trade
HimaDas as DSP for that state.
She is belongs to which sport?
following bar-graph carefully and A) 1/2 B) 1/3 C) 1/5 D) 1/4 Issues (CGETI)?
given. These characters follow a Directions (Q.51-53): Study the graph A) Sprinter B) Badminton
certain trend, row-wise or column- answer the following question: 70. In a triangle ABC with AB = AC A) Brazil B) South Africa
and answer the question that follows. C) Tennis D) Boxing
wise. Find out this trend and and AD is a perpendicular on side C) Russia D) India
In the given bar graph, the white bar 60 96. “Jana Sadhana Samaram” book
Birth Rate per Thousand

choose the missing character from shows the income and the black bar
50 BC and AD = 20 cm and the 81. Which state has the largest sugar
50 45 was written by ......
the given alternatives. shows the expenditure of a company. perimeter of triangle is 50 cm then mills in india?
40 32 A) Dhsharla Satyanarayana
6 8 15 the area of triangle ABC is? A) Uttra pradesh B) Kerala
30 25 B) Dusharla Satya Bhushan
18 A) 64 cm2 B) 45 cm2 C) Maharashtra D) Telangana
15 31 ? 20 C) Dusharla Naga-Bhushanam
C) 90 cm2 D) 84 cm2 82. A wooden piece and iron piece
36 98 143 10 D) Dusharla Rajaram
71. If 84A3693B is divisible by 44 both are kept in fridge for 15 min-
A) 46 B) 52 C) 58 D) 50 0
where A, B are natural numbers utes. Which metal cool first? 97. Magnitude of earthquake mea-
P Q R S T
45. In this question, the sets of num- find A + B? sured by
Birth rates of different Countries A) Wooden B) Iron
bers given in the alternatives are A) 12 B) 11 C) 10 D) 13 A) Marcelli B) Rossi-Ferrol
59. The birth rate of Country ‘P’ is C) Both are equal in cooling
represented. The columns and 72. ABC is a right angle triangle and C) Richtor scale D) Morcator
approximately what percentage of D) Depending on weather
rows of Matrix-I are numbered angle A is 90°. A circle is inscribed 98. Which is the longest bone in the
the birth rate of Country ‘R’? 83. Name of the gland related to dia-
from 0 to 4 and that of Matrix-II are in the triangle. The lengths of two human body
A) 56% B) 60% C) 52% D) 64% betes?
numbered from 5 to 9. A letter from sides containing the right angled A) Femur B) Humer
60. Radha buys an article and then A) Pancreas B) Plum
these matrices can be represented 51. The expenditure from 2016 to 2017 vertex are 20 cm and 21 cm. Find C) Spinal card D) Calf bone
first by its row and next by its col- sells it for Rs.890. If she loss 11% C) The liver D) Thyroid
increases by the radius of the circle inscribed in 99. In Indian Constitution the provision
umn, e.g., T can be represented by then at what price should she sells 84. Which one of the following stan-
1 it? of Suspension of Fundamental
31, 76, etc. Similarly you have to A) 25% B) 33  % it to gain 9%? dards of AGMARK?
3 A) 12 cm B) 3 cm rights during Emergency was taken
identify the set for the word A) 1070 B) 1090 C) 910 D) 979 A) Quality B) Quantity
2 C) 7 cm D) 6 cm from which constitution?
‘SOAP’. C) 150% D) 66 % 61. A and B separately can build a wall C) Packaging D) None of these
3 73. If 32.34 cubic cm of lead is to be A) American B) Germany
Matrix - I Matrix - II in 8 and 12 days respectively. If 85. India’s richest man Mukesh
52. The income in 2018 is what per- drawn into a cylindrical wire of C) Irish D) Australian
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 they work for 1 day alternatively, Ambani rank dropped down to .....
centage of the income in 2015 ? diameter 2.8 cm, then the length of 100. Beriberi disease is due to the defi-
starting with A. In how many days spot in the Bloomberg Billionaires
0 G V E A C 5 R E O N G the wire is? ciency of vitamin
2 1 will the wall be built? Index 2021?
1 R O N G S 6 N P V E S A) 66  % B) 33  % A) 654 m B) 745 m A) C B) D C) B1 D) B5
3 3 4 1 A) 15th B) 12th C) 18th D) 20th
2 M N E S I 7 M T I O N A) 4  days B) 9  days C) 830 m D) 825 m
1
C) 133  %
2
D) 166  %
5 3
74. If x = (cosec A + cot A) and y =
86. Which of the following state/UT Key
3 O T I T A 8 E A I C O 3 3 1 has set up a Tamil academy to pro-
C) 9  days D) 9 days cosec A.cot A then the value of 1-A 21-D 41-B 61-C 81-C
4 N S N E P 9 N T A R S 53. The percentage decrease in the 2 mote the South Indian language
(cosec A − cot A)2 is? 2-C 22-B 42-A 62-A 82-B
expenditure of the company in 62. The value of 17 − [169 ÷ (13 × 13) and culture in the Capital?
A) 41, 78, 68, 44 B) 23, 11, 97, 66 A) x2 + xy B) x2 − xy 3-D 23-C 43-A 63-D 83-D
2019 as compared to that in 2016 − (− 6) − {2 − (10 − 2)}] is A) Jharkhand B) Delhi
C) 14, 57, 34, 45 D) 98, 89, 03, 44 C) x2 + 4xy D) x2 − 4y 4-B 24-D 44-D 64-A 84-A
is A) 4 B) 3 C) 1 D) 2 C) Maharashtra D) Uttar Pradesh
46. What is total number of triangles in 75. The average of eleven 2 digit num- 5-B 25-A 45-B 65-C 85-B
2 63. The volume of a tank is 72 cubic 87. Who introduced Munasib System?
the given figure? A) 6.5% B) 7% C) 6 % D) 6% bers is increased by 9 when the 6-A 26-C 46-D 66-A 86-B
3 meters. Water is poured into it at digits of one of the 2 digit numbers A) Jahangir B) Babur
7-C 27-D 47-B 67-B 87-C
54. A Laptop was sold for Rs.32,400 the rate of 36 liters per minute. is interchanged. Find the difference C) Akbar D) Shah Jahan
8-D 28-D 48-B 68-A 88-C
after giving two successive dis- How much time will it take to fill the between the digits of that number. 88. Out of the following the best con-
counts of 10% and 20% respec- tank? ductor of electricity is 9-C 29-B 49-C 69-D 89-A
A) 9 B) 11 C) 10 D) 12
tively. What was the marked price A) 20 h B) 25 h A) Mica B) Gold 10-D 30-C 50-B 70-C 90-C
of the Laptop? C) 2 h D) 33 h 20 min. General Awareness C) Silver D) Copper 11-C 31-A 51-B 71-B 91-C
A) Rs.45,000 B) Rs.39,000 64. If x3 + y3 = −35 and x + y = −5 then 89. Botanical name for Sandalwood is? 12-B 32-D 52-D 72-D 92-B
A) 18 B) 20 C) 22 D) 21 76. Who has been appointed as the
C) Rs.54,000 D) Rs.64,000 find x4 + y4? RBI Deputy Governor in 2020? A) Santalum Album 13-D 33-B 53-C 73-B 93-B
47. Identify the diagram that best rep-
resents the relationship among 55. The volume of the water in two A) 97 B) 81 C) 87 D) 98 A) M Rajeshwar Rao B) Shorea Robusta 14-C 34-C 54-A 74-D 94-D
tanks A and B is in the ratio of 15-A 35-D 55-D 75-B 95-A
classes given below
Nose, Eyes, Lips 6 : 5. The volume of water in tank
A is increased by 30%. By what
1 2
5
1
x2
4
65. If 2  x +  = 74  then find
5 ( ) B) M. K. Jain
C) B.P. Kanungo D) R. Gandhi
C) Cedrus Deodara
D) Pinus Roxburghti 16-D
17-A
36-C
37-C
56-B
57-D
76-A
77-A
96-A
97-C

A) B) C) D)
percentage should the volume of
water in tank B be increased so
3 1
the value of x +  , where x > 0?
x3
( ) 77. Value of all goods and services
produced with a year is called?
A) Gorss National Product (GNP)
90. Largest organ in human body is?
A) Brain B) Heart 18-D
19-A
38-C
39-A
58-C
59-A
78-D
79-C
98-A
99-C
that both the tanks have the same A) 177 B) 234 C) 198 D) 184 C) Skin D) Spinal Nerves
48. Which answer figure will B) Gross Domestic Product (GDP) 20-C 40-B 60-B 80-D 100-C
volume of water? 66. ‘P’ is a point at a distance 17 cm 91. Who among the following range
complete the pattern in
? A) 48% B) 46% C) 57% D) 56% from the centre ‘O’ of a circle of C) Net National Product (NNP) officer has won the International
the question figure? This Model Paper was prepared by
(X) 56. A player has a certain average for radius 8 cm. PA & PB are the tan- D) Human Development Index Ranger Award?
Subject experts of Sreedhar’s CCE,
19 innings. In the 20th inning he gents to the circle at the point of (HDI) A) Anand Kumar B) Anwar Singh
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Important Questions
1 Mark Questions
1. What is the shape of V-I graph non - ohmic
conductor?
A: Curved line.
2. What is electric resistance?
A: The property of the conductor to oppose the
current flow through it is called resistance.
3. What are factors which affect the resistance
of a material?
A: Resistance depends on temperature, nature
of material, length and cross section area of
conductor.
4. Define magnetic flux.
A: Magnetic flux: The number of magnetic
lines of force passing through a given nor-
mal area is called magnetic flux.
5. Define magnetic flux density.
A: Magnetic flux density: The amount of mag-
netic flux passing through one unit normal
area is called magnetic flux density.
6. What is the flux through the plane taken par-
allel to the field?
A: The flux passes parallel to the field.
Then θ = 0°
∴ φ = BA cosθ = BA cos0° = BA
7. Write the examples of non-ohmic conductors.
A: Silicon, Germanium, LED etc.
8. Define Ohm's law.
A: Ohm's law: At constant temperature, the cur-
rent through a conductor is directly proportion-
al to the potential difference across its ends.
9. What do you conclude from Oersted experi-
ment?
A: A current carrying conductor produces a
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magnetic field around it. 21. Define chemical bond. 26. Lewis dot symbol for 'Ar'?
..
10. What happened to placed a magnetic com- A: Chemical bond: The force of attraction
A: : Ar :
pass below the current-carrying wire? between only two atoms or a group of atoms ..
A: We notice deflection of magnetic compass that results a stable entity is called a chemi- 27. Mention any one of methods of primitives of
needle. cal bond. corrosion.
11. Define pH scale Physical Science 22. Define Octet rule. A: i) Metallic objects are covering the surface
A: A scale for measuring hydrogen ion concen- A: Octet rule: For the sake of stability of an with paints.
tration in a solution is called pH scale. atom undergo chemical reaction that helps ii) Cover the surface by other metals.
A: Shape of d-orbital is double dumbbell. to give electron or gain electron to complete 28. Write the names of an ore of iron
12. What is a neutralisation reaction?
17. Which quantum number gives size and the eight outer shell electrons. A: Hematite (Fe2O3), Magnetite (Fe3O4).
A: The reaction of an acid with a base to give salt
energy of the main shell? 23. Write the four quantum numbers for 1s1 29. Write the names of carbonate ores
and water is known as neutralisation reaction.
A: Principal quantum number (n). electron. A: Magnesite (MgCO3), Limestone (CaCO3).
13. What happens when an acid or base is
18. An element has atomic number 11. where 1 1 30. Write difference between mineral and ore
mixed with water? A: n = 1, l = 0, ml = 0, ms = +  or − 
would you expect this element in the peri- 2 2
A: When an acid or base is mixed with water its A: 1) Metals occur in nature in the earth's crust
odic table? 24. Give two examples for Dobereiner's triad?
concentration is decreases means diluted. In are called minerals.
A: First group and third period. A: i) Li, Na, K ii) Ca, Sr, Ba
this process heat is liberated. 2) The minerals from which the metals are
19. Define modern periodic law. 25. An element has atomic number 12. How extracted without economical loss are
14. Why pure acetic acid does not turn blue lit-
A: Modern periodic Law: The physical and many electrons are present in K, L and M called ores.
mus to red?
chemical properties of the elements are the shells of this atom? 31. What is corrosion?
A: Pure acetic acid not containing the H+ ions. periodic functions of their electronic configura-
So, it does not turn litmus to red. A: Atomic number Z = 12, A: Metallic objects are slowly coated with
tion.
15. What is nlx method? Configuration 1S22S22P63S2 oxides of the metal and forms layer which is
20. State Mendeleev's periodic law. called corrosion.
A: The short hand notation of electronic config- No. of electrons in K-Shell = 2
A: Mendeleev's periodic law: The properties 32. Write the general formula for alkanes
uration is nlx method. No. of electrons in L-Shell = 8
of elements are the periodic functions of
No. of electrons in M-Shell = 2 A: The general formula of alkanes is CnH2n+2
16. What is the shape of d-orbital? their atomic weights.

1/2 Mark Questions solution, when it reacts with bases? A: 8 electrons. A: X → R, Y → P. 32. Write the metal name whose ore is galena?
A: Pink. 16. Which rule is violated in the electronic con- 24. In nlx method, n is ...... A: Led (pb)
1. Weber/ metre2
9. Which gas evolves when acids react with figuration of 1s0 1s2 2p4 A: Principal quantum number (n). 33. Name the phenomenon where in a metal
A: Tesla.
metals? A: Aufbau principle. 25. What is the general valence configuration of such as iron is damage when exposed to
2. Match the following.
A: Hydrogen gas (H2) 17. What are the orbitals have same (n+l) inert gases? moist air for a long time
1. Magnetic flux A. Weber/ m
10. What happens when the pH of mouth is less value, among 3p, 3s, 4p and 4s? A: ns2np6 A: Corrosion.
2. Magnetic flux density B. weber
than 5.5? A: 3p and 4s. 26. Who is the first to classify the elements? 34. Which of the following is a carbonate ore?
C. Weber/ m2
A: Tooth decay starts. 18. Which electronic shell is at a higher energy A: Dobereiner. a) Magnesite b) bauxite
A: 1 → B, 2 → C level K or L?
11. Complete the following equation. 27. Match the following c) gypsum d) galena
3. Write the symbol of battery.... A: L-shell
Acid + Base → Salt + i) Alkali metals a) Group-1 A: A (Magnesite).
A: 19. What is the shape of d-orbital?
A: Water. ii) Halogens b) Group-17 35. The most abundant metal in the earth's crust is
l A: Double dumbbell.
4. In R = ρ  , ρ is..... 12. Which gas evolves, when metal carbonate or iii) Noble gases c) Group-18 A: Aluminium.
A metal hydrogen carbonates react with acids? 20. Write the name of orbital when n = 3 and l = 1 36. The ore of aluminium is......
A: i → a, ii → b, iii → c
A: Specific resistance. A: Carbon dioxide (CO2) A: 3p. A: Bauxite.
28. Bond angle in BeCl2.....
5. What happens to the resistance of a conduc- 13. A solution reacts with crushed egg-shells to 21. Lithium, ...... and potassium constitute A: 180°. 37. Write the electronic configuration of carbon
tor, if we increase its length? give a gas that turns lime-water milky the a Dobereiner's triad. atom?
29. How many σ and π bonds in nitrogen mole-
A: Increase the resistance of a conductor. solution contains..... A: Sodium. A: 1s22s22p2
cule......
6. The SI Unit of resistivity is..... a) NaCl b) HCl c) LiCl d) KCl 22. Number of elements present in period-2 of 38. Name the simplest hydrocarbon?
A: one σ bond and two π bonds.
A: Ohm A: B (HCl) the long form of periodic table 30. An element 11X23 is from ionic bond with Y, A: Methane (CH4)
7. Match the following 14. A solution turns red litmus into blue, its pH A) 2 B) 8 C) 18 D) 32 then charge on 11X23 is ...... 39. Name the Hydrocarbon C4H10
X) 1 Ohm A) 1 coulomb's/ 1 sec is likely to be... A: B (8 elements). A) +2 B) +1 C) −1 D) −2 A: Butane
Y) 1 ampere B) 1 watt/ 1 sec a) 1 b) 4 c) 5 d) 10 23. Match the following A: B (+1) 40. What type of hybridisation is present in BF3
C) 1 volt/ 1 ampere A: d (pH = 10) X) N2 P) 120° 31. The impurities like clay, sand present in the molecule?
A: X → C, Y → A 15. How many maximum electrons can be Y) BF 3 Q) 180° ore is called..... A: sp2
8. What is the colour of phenolphthalein accommodated in L-shell? R) 3 bonds A: Gangue. Writer: D.V Subba Naidu

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Statement Assumption, Statement

Conclusion and Inference
Directions (Q.1-3): In these questions, two state-
ments are given, followed by two conclusions.
You have to consider the statement to be true
even if it is at variance with commonly known
facts. You have to decide which of the given
assumptions/ conclusions, if any, follow from
the given statement. For each of these ques-
tions, choose one of the following options:
a) Both conclusions are invalid.
b) Both conclusions are valid.
c) Only conclusion I is valid.
d) Only conclusion II is valid.
1. Statement I: Students need to study till late
in the night in order to crack entrance exams.
Statement II: Staying awake till late in the
night can cause diseases.
Conclusion I: Those who crack entrance
exams suffer from diseases.
Conclusion II: If Ramesh studies till late in
the night, Ramesh will crack entrance exams.
Sol: Both the conclusions are invalid. The
statement says that studying till late in the night
is a necessary condition to crack entrance
exams. However, it is not a sufficient condition
required for cracking an entrance exam.
Therefore, it is not necessary that if Ramesh
studies till late in the night, he will crack
All good will be excellent one day
has regularly sought changes that benefit Sol: a) I and II inferences only
Pretty
society. b) II and IV inferences only
Conclusion I: Society will benefit if environ- Women c) I and III inferences only
mental damage is stopped. Ramu d) I and IV inferences only
Conclusion II: The World Bank is an altru- Sol: Inference I is a repetition of statement I.
istic organisation. Ans: b So, it is not a valid inference. Inference II is a
Sol: There is no relation between the first and valid inference since the statements clearly say
5. Statements: All girls are good.
the second statement. It is not clear whether the that the shop that sells parrots that can speak
All good will be excellent one day.
World Bank has called all the countries, this has some Indian parrots as well. This means
time, for an issue that relates to the benefit of Inferences:
that the Indian parrots that are sold in the shop
the society. Therefore, conclusion I is invalid. I. All girls will be excellent one day. can speak. Inference III is invalid since we
Conclusion II is invalid because we do not II. Some girls will be excellent one day. have just proved that some of the Indian parrots
know if there are any selfish interests of World a) Only I follows b) Only II follows can speak. Inference IV is again valid. This has
Bank that coax it to affect changes benefiting c) Both I & II follow already been proved above. Ans: b
society. Ans: a d) Neither of them follows 7. Statements:
3. Statement I: Only Kajri deserves to be the Sol: Some brochures are numbered.
Excellent
CM of a state. All numbered are fixed.
Statement II: Kajri has stood for elections. Good
Conclusion I: Kajri will win the elections.
Conclusion II: Kajri will be the CM of the
SSC Exams Girls
Inferences:
a) All brochures are fixed.
b) All fixed are numbered.
state.
Sol: None of the conclusions follow. It is not
necessary that Kajri will win the elections if she
Special 6. Statements:
Ans: c c) Some brochures might not be numbered.
d) No numbered are fixed.

entrance exams. Also, it is only a possibility that
staying awake till late in the night will lead to
diseases. Therefore, conclusion I, which says
that students who crack entrance exams (study
till late in the night) suffer from diseases, is
invalid.
Ans: a
2. Statement I: The World Bank has called
upon all countries to stop destroying the envi-
ronment.
Statement II: In the past, the World Bank
has stood for elections and deserves to be the General Intelligence & Reasoning All parrots sold in that shop can speak. Sol: Fixed
CM. Also, Kajri will only be the CM if she wins,
Some of Indian parrots are sold in that shop.
which is not definite. Ans: a
4. Statements: All women are pretty. Inferences: Brochures Numbered
Directions (Q.4-7): In each of the questions two
Ramu is a woman. I. All parrots that are sold in that shop can
statements followed by two/ four inferences/
Inferences: speak.
conclusions are given. These inferences may or Ans: c
may not be implicit in the statement. Identify the a) No woman is pretty. II. Some of the Indian parrots can speak.
inference(s) that are implicit in the statement b) Ramu is pretty. III. None of the Indian parrots can speak. These model questions were prepared by
and mark your response in accordance with the c) Ramu is ugly. IV. Some of the Indian parrots that can Subject experts of Career Launcher,
code given in each question. d) All women are ugly. speak are sold in that shop. Hyderabad

Syllogism Only conclusion I follows. Ans: a a) If only conclusion I follows Sol: Case 1 6. Statements: Some students are geniuses.
2. Statements: Komal Thakur is brilliant. b) If only conclusion II follows Advocates Some geniuses are clever.
Directions (Q.1-2): In each of the following ques- Komal Thakur is a woman. Professors
c) If neither conclusion I nor II follows Some clever are risk takers.
tions, two statements are followed by two con-
Conclusions: I. Woman is brilliant. d) If both conclusions I and II follow Teachers Conclusions: I. Some geniuses being risk tak-
clusions numbered I and II. You have to take
II. Komal Thakur is brilliant 3. Statements: Some cups are plastic. ers are a possibility.
the two given statements to be true even if they
because she is a woman. Some plastics are pens. II. All students are risk takers.
seem to be at variance with the commonly
Sol: Black coat
known facts and then decide which of the given Some pens are papers. Sol:
Case 2
conclusions logically follows from the given W2 Conclusions: Students Genius Clever
statements, disregarding commonly known B B I. Some cups being papers is a possibility. Teachers/ Professors/
facts. Mark your answer as: W1 II. All plastics are pens. Advocates/ Black coat
→ Ans: d Risk takers
a) If only conclusion I follows KT Sol:
KT
b) If only conclusion II follows Cups Plastics 5. Statements: Some snakes are venomous. Ans: a
c) If neither I nor II follows All venomous are tigers. 7. Statements: Some poets are authors.
d) If both I and II follow All tigers are lions.
KT = Komal Thakur All authors are dancers.
1. Statement: All fans are cups. Conclusions: I. All snakes are lions.
B = Brilliant All dancers are artists.
All cups are pillows. Papers Pens II. All snakes are tigers.
W = Woman Conclusions: I. Some authors are artists.
Conclusions: I. All fans are pillows. Ans: a Sol: Lions II. Some poets are artists.
II. All pillows are fans. Neither conclusion I nor II follows.
Ans: c 4. Statements: All teachers are professors. Sol: Artists
Sol: Depicting the Incorporating the
Directions (Q.3-7): In each of the following ques- All professors are advocates.
first statement second statement Snakes Venomous Tigers
tions, three statements and two conclusions are All advocates wear black coat.
P F = fans Poets Authors Dancers
C given. Your task is to find out which of the con- Conclusions:
C
F → F C = cups clusions can be drawn from the given state- I. All advocates being teachers is a possibility.
P = pillows ments. Mark your answer if: II. All teachers wear black coat. Ans: c Ans: d
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 4 Marks Questions
1. Explain the auto (self) reduction of sulphide
ores.
A: i) In the extraction of Cu from its sulphide
ore, the ore is subjected partial roasting in
air to give its oxide.
2Cu2S + 3O2 → 2Cu2O + 2SO2
ii) When the supply of air is stopped and tem-
perature is raised. The rest of the sulphide
reacts with oxide and forms the metal and
SO2
2Cu2O + Cu2S → 6Cu + SO2
2. Which reaction is useful to join broken rail-
ings of railway tracks and cracked machine
parts? Explain that reactions.
A: i) The reduction of metal oxides with alu-
minum powder is called thermite reaction.
Eg: Cr2O3 + 2Al → Al2O3 + 2Cr + Heat
ii) The mixture of concentrated oxide ore and
aluminium powder is called thermite.
iii) The reducing agent in thermite process is
aluminium.
iv) The reaction of iron (III) oxide (Fe2O3)
with aluminium produces molten iron
which is used to join railings of railway
tracks or cracked machine parts.
2Al + Fe2O3 → Al2O3 + 2Fe + Heat
3. When do we use magnetic separation
method for concentration of an ore? Explain
with an example.
A: Magnetic Separation Method: If the ore or
impurity, one of them is magnetic and the
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other is non-magnetic they are separated by 11. Find the value of ‘X’ in the following figure?
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magnetic separation method. I =  = 0.00048A
Eg: The magnetic ores like iron pyrites (FeS) 5,00,000
9. Calculate the equivalent resistance of two I2 = 4A
and magnetite (Fe3O4) are concentrated I3 = 3A
by this method. The crushed ore is allowed resistors of 1Ω and 10Ω connected in paral-
to pass through electro magnetic belts. The lel.
mineral particles are retained and gangue
Physical Science Sol: Given R1 = 1Ω, R2 = 10Ω I1 = 2A
particles are thrown away. When resistance are connected in parallel I4 = 5A
4. What happens when the thick wire is taken households opened and all the electric the equivalent resistance is given by
as fuse wire? devices are saved.
1 1 1
A: Its cross-sectional area increases, resis- 7. 0.15A current is flowing through a resistance  =  + 
Req R1 R2 I5 = XA
tance decreases and current increases. This of 10Ω. What is the potential difference
1 1 1 I6 = 6A
damages electrical appliances because of between its ends?  =  + 
Req 1 10
over load. Sol: Given R = 10Ω
1 10 + 1 11
5. What happens when the electrical appli- I = 0.15A Sol: From Junction law
 =  = 
ances in home are connected in series? V=? Req 10 10 I1 + I4 + I6 = I2 + I3 + I5
A: i) All the electrical appliance are to be con- According to Ohm’s law V = IR 10 2+5+6=4+3+X
Req =  = 0.90Ω
trolled by a single switch. V = 0.15 × 10 = 1.5V 11 13 = 7 + X ⇒ X = 13 − 7 = 6 ⇒ X = 6A
ii) If electrical appliances are connected in 8. Assume that the resistance of your body is 10. Write down the characteristics of the ele- 12. Mention the factors effecting electron
series, if one of the electrical appliance 5,00,000Ω and if you touch a 240V wire, then ments having atomic number - 12 affinity.
fails, the remaining electrical appliances how much current flows through your body? a) Period number b) Group number A: The factors effecting electron affinity:
will not work.
Sol: Given R = 5,00,000Ω c) Valency d) Element family i) Nuclear charge
6. Give reasons for using lead in making fuses
V = 240V A: a) Period number - 3 ii) Screening effect or shielding effect
A: Lead is used in making fuses. Because it
I=? b) Group number - IIA (2) iii) Penetration power of the orbitals
have low melting point. If the current in the
lead wire exceeds certain value the wire will V c) Valency - 2 iv) Stable configuration
According to Ohm’s law I = 
heat up and melts. So, the circuit in R d) Element family - Alkali earth metal family v) Atomic radius

2 Marks Questions
1. What is the use of line spectra?
A: The lines in atomic spectra can be used to
identify unknown atoms, just like finger
prints are used to identify people.
2. Ca, Sr, Ba are Dobereiners triads; atomic
weights of Ca and Ba are 40.0 and 137.0,
then what is the atomic weight of strantium.
40 + 137 177
A: Atomic weight of Sr =  = 
2 2
= 88.5
3. What are the new elements discovered in
place of Ekaboran, Eka Aluminium and Eka
Silicon?
A: Scandium, Gallium and Germanium are dis-
covered in place of Ekaboran, Eka
Aluminium and Eka Silicon respectively.
4. On which statement modern periodic table is
constructed?
A: The Physical and Chemical properties of the
elements are the periodic functions of their
electronic configurations.
5. Scandium belongs to which block element? 12. Name two elements with completely filled 20. What is the unit of the power consumption Diagrams (4 Marks)
A: d - block element. outer most shell. in houses? 1. For the formation of a virtual image in a
6. VI-A (16) group elements belongs to which A: Helium, Neon A: KWH or unit concave mirror, where should we place the
13. Which purification method is used for blister
family? 21. When does over load of current occur in object? Draw a ray diagram to show this.
copper?
A: Chalcogen family. houses? A:
A: Polling. A: When the current flow reaches above 20A in
7. How many elements are present in 6th peri-
od of long form of periodic table? 14. By which method sulphide ore is concen- the current wires.
trated? 22. Can we use iron wire as fuse? R1 R3
A: 32
A: Froth floatation process. A: No, we can’t because it has high melting
8. Write the change in non-metallic and metallic P O F C
15. What happens to the resistance when the point.
I
properties of a group?
temperature increases in the conductor?
A: In a group from top to bottom non-metallic 23. Give the name of elements which is in free
A: Increases. state
character gradually decrease and metallic
16. What is the SI unit of resistivity?
property gradually increases. A: Gold, silver, platinum.
A: Ω − m
9. Which of the block in a periodic table have 24. Which metals are used in preparation of 2. Label the parts of the given figure.
non-metals, metals and metalloids? 17. What is the metal used in making filament electric conducting wire.
of the blue? A
A: p - block. A: Copper, Aluminium.
A: Tungsten.
10. In periodic table, which of the group has 25. Write descending order of their reactivity
18. What are the alloys used as heating ele-
lanthanides and actinides? among the following elements.
ment in electrical iron box, toasters etc? B C
A: 3 (III B) Zn, Pt, Al, Na, K
A: Nichrome and Manganin.
11. Among Na+, Mg2+ and Al3+ write increas- A: K > Na > Al > Zn > Pt
19. What is used in preparation of didoes, tran-
ing order of ionic radii. 26. Write the formula of pyrolusite
sistors and integrated circuits (IC)?
A: Al3+ < Mg2+ < Na+ A: Semi-conductors. A: MnO2 A: A-Waste Gases, B-Hearth, C- Fire box

F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F

Statement Assumption, Statement

Conclusion and Inference
Directions (Q.1-3): In these questions, two state-
ments are given, followed by two conclusions.
You have to consider the statement to be true
All good will be excellent one day
even if it is at variance with commonly known
facts. You have to decide which of the given has regularly sought changes that benefit Sol: a) I and II inferences only
Pretty
assumptions/ conclusions, if any, follow from society. b) II and IV inferences only
the given statement. For each of these ques- Conclusion I: Society will benefit if environ- Women c) I and III inferences only
tions, choose one of the following options: mental damage is stopped. Ramu d) I and IV inferences only
a) Both conclusions are invalid. Conclusion II: The World Bank is an altru- Sol: Inference I is a repetition of statement I.
b) Both conclusions are valid. istic organisation. Ans: b So, it is not a valid inference. Inference II is a
c) Only conclusion I is valid. Sol: There is no relation between the first and valid inference since the statements clearly say
5. Statements: All girls are good.
d) Only conclusion II is valid. the second statement. It is not clear whether the that the shop that sells parrots that can speak
All good will be excellent one day.
1. Statement I: Students need to study till late World Bank has called all the countries, this has some Indian parrots as well. This means
time, for an issue that relates to the benefit of Inferences:
in the night in order to crack entrance exams. that the Indian parrots that are sold in the shop
the society. Therefore, conclusion I is invalid. I. All girls will be excellent one day. can speak. Inference III is invalid since we
Statement II: Staying awake till late in the
night can cause diseases. Conclusion II is invalid because we do not II. Some girls will be excellent one day. have just proved that some of the Indian parrots
know if there are any selfish interests of World a) Only I follows b) Only II follows can speak. Inference IV is again valid. This has
Conclusion I: Those who crack entrance
Bank that coax it to affect changes benefiting c) Both I & II follow already been proved above. Ans: b
exams suffer from diseases.
society. Ans: a d) Neither of them follows 7. Statements:
Conclusion II: If Ramesh studies till late in
3. Statement I: Only Kajri deserves to be the Sol: Some brochures are numbered.
the night, Ramesh will crack entrance exams. Excellent
CM of a state. All numbered are fixed.
Sol: Both the conclusions are invalid. The
Statement II: Kajri has stood for elections. Good
statement says that studying till late in the night
is a necessary condition to crack entrance
exams. However, it is not a sufficient condition
Conclusion I: Kajri will win the elections.
Conclusion II: Kajri will be the CM of the
SSC Exams Girls
Inferences:
a) All brochures are fixed.
b) All fixed are numbered.
required for cracking an entrance exam.
Therefore, it is not necessary that if Ramesh
studies till late in the night, he will crack
state.
Sol: None of the conclusions follow. It is not
necessary that Kajri will win the elections if she
Special 6. Statements:
Ans: c c) Some brochures might not be numbered.
d) No numbered are fixed.

entrance exams. Also, it is only a possibility that
staying awake till late in the night will lead to
diseases. Therefore, conclusion I, which says
that students who crack entrance exams (study
till late in the night) suffer from diseases, is
invalid.
Ans: a
2. Statement I: The World Bank has called
upon all countries to stop destroying the envi-
ronment.
Statement II: In the past, the World Bank
has stood for elections and deserves to be the General Intelligence & Reasoning All parrots sold in that shop can speak. Sol: Fixed
CM. Also, Kajri will only be the CM if she wins, Some of Indian parrots are sold in that shop.
which is not definite. Ans: a Inferences:
4. Statements: All women are pretty. Brochures Numbered
Directions (Q.4-7): In each of the questions two I. All parrots that are sold in that shop can
Ramu is a woman.
statements followed by two/ four inferences/ speak.
Inferences:
conclusions are given. These inferences may or II. Some of the Indian parrots can speak. Ans: c
may not be implicit in the statement. Identify the a) No woman is pretty.
III. None of the Indian parrots can speak. These model questions were prepared by
inference(s) that are implicit in the statement b) Ramu is pretty.
IV. Some of the Indian parrots that can
and mark your response in accordance with the c) Ramu is ugly. Subject experts of Career Launcher,
speak are sold in that shop.
code given in each question. d) All women are ugly. Hyderabad

Syllogism Only conclusion I follows. Ans: a a) If only conclusion I follows Sol: Case 1 6. Statements: Some students are geniuses.
2. Statements: Komal Thakur is brilliant. b) If only conclusion II follows Advocates Some geniuses are clever.
Directions (Q.1-2): In each of the following ques- Komal Thakur is a woman. Professors
c) If neither conclusion I nor II follows Some clever are risk takers.
tions, two statements are followed by two con-
Conclusions: I. Woman is brilliant. d) If both conclusions I and II follow Teachers Conclusions: I. Some geniuses being risk tak-
clusions numbered I and II. You have to take
II. Komal Thakur is brilliant 3. Statements: Some cups are plastic. ers are a possibility.
the two given statements to be true even if they
because she is a woman. Some plastics are pens. II. All students are risk takers.
seem to be at variance with the commonly
Sol: Black coat
known facts and then decide which of the given Some pens are papers. Sol:
Case 2
conclusions logically follows from the given W2 Conclusions: Students Genius Clever
statements, disregarding commonly known B B I. Some cups being papers is a possibility. Teachers/ Professors/
facts. Mark your answer as: W1 II. All plastics are pens. Advocates/ Black coat
→ Ans: d Risk takers
a) If only conclusion I follows KT Sol:
KT
b) If only conclusion II follows Cups Plastics 5. Statements: Some snakes are venomous. Ans: a
c) If neither I nor II follows All venomous are tigers. 7. Statements: Some poets are authors.
d) If both I and II follow All tigers are lions.
KT = Komal Thakur All authors are dancers.
1. Statement: All fans are cups. Conclusions: I. All snakes are lions.
B = Brilliant All dancers are artists.
All cups are pillows. Papers Pens II. All snakes are tigers.
W = Woman Conclusions: I. Some authors are artists.
Conclusions: I. All fans are pillows. Ans: a Sol: Lions II. Some poets are artists.
II. All pillows are fans. Neither conclusion I nor II follows.
Ans: c 4. Statements: All teachers are professors. Sol: Artists
Sol: Depicting the Incorporating the
Directions (Q.3-7): In each of the following ques- All professors are advocates.
first statement second statement Snakes Venomous Tigers
tions, three statements and two conclusions are All advocates wear black coat.
P F = fans Poets Authors Dancers
C given. Your task is to find out which of the con- Conclusions:
C
F → F C = cups clusions can be drawn from the given state- I. All advocates being teachers is a possibility.
P = pillows ments. Mark your answer if: II. All teachers wear black coat. Ans: c Ans: d
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SENIOR INTER MODEL PAPER - 2021
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This question paper consists of 3 sections A, B
and C.
SECTION - A
I. Very short answer type questions.
i) Attempt ALL questions.
ii) Each question carries TWO marks.
10 ´ 2 = 20
1. Find complex conjugate of (3 + 4i) (2 − 3i).
2. Find the multiplicate inverse of 7 + 24i.
3. Find the value of (1 + i)16
4. If α, β are the roots of the equation ax2 + bx
1 1
+ c = 0. Then find the value of  + 
α β
5. If the product of the roots of 4x3 + 16x2 − 9x
− a = 0 is 9. Then find ‘a’.
6. Find the number of ways of arranging 7
persons around a circular table.
7. Find the number of ways of arranging the
letters of the word PERMUTATION.
8. If 10. nC2 = 3. (n + 1)C3 then find n.
9. Find the mean deviation from the mean of
the data 6, 7, 10, 12, 13, 4, 12, 16
10. A position variable satisfies
P(x = 1) = P(x = 2) find P(x = 5).
SECTION - B
II. Short answer type questions.
i) Attempt any FIVE questions
ii) Each question carries FOUR marks.
5 ´ 4 = 20
11. If z = x + iy and if the point p in the organd
plane represents z, find the locus of z satis-
fying the equation Z − 2 − 3i = 5.
x+2 17. Let A and B are lndependent events with 21. Solve 18x3 + 81x2 + 121x + 60 = 0. Given
12. Find the range of  P(A) = 0.2, P(B) = 0.5 then find (i) P (A/ B) that one root is equal to half the sum of the
2x2 + 3x + 6
13. If the letters of the word MASTER are per- (ii) P (B/A) (ii) P (A ∩ B) (iv) P(A ∪ B) remaining roots.
muted in all possible ways and the word 22. Calculate the variance and standard devia-
thus formed are arranged in the dictionary SECTION - C tion for the following discrete frequency dis-
order then find the rank of the word tribution.
III. Long answer type questions.
REMAST.
i) Attempt any FIVE questions xi 4 8 11 17 20 24 32
14. Find the number of ways of selecting a
ii) Each question carries SEVEN marks. fi 3 5 9 5 4 3 1
cricket team of 11 players from 7 batesmen
5 ´ 7 = 35
and 6 bowlers such that there will be atleast
5 bowlers in the team. 18. If cos α + cos β + cos γ = 0 = sin α + sin β 23. State and prove Baye’s Theorem.
+ sin γ then show that cos2α + cos2β + 24. The probability distribution of a random
x2 − 3
15. Resolve  into partial fraction. 3 variable X is given below.
(x + 2) (x2 + 1) cos2γ =  = sin2α + sin2β + sin2γ.
2 X = xi 1 2 3 4 5
16. If two numbers are selected randomly from 19. Find all the roots of the equation
P(X = xi) K 2K 3K 4K 5K
20 consecutive natured numbers. Find the x11 − x7 + x4 − 1 = 0.
probability that the sum of the two numbers 20. Solve x4 + x3 − 16x2 − 4x + 48 = 0. Given Find the value of K and the mean and
is (i) an even number (ii) an odd number. that the product of two of the roots is 6. variance of X.

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9 Í-ô³ê¶ a N-õª-÷ìª ÚÛìªÚÁ\Ùè…. (ii) P (B/A) (iii) P (A ∩ B) (iv) P(A ∪ B) õìª
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x+2 xi 4 8 11 17 20 24 32
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F F
Model Questions
1. Which of the following statements is correct
about recent RBI Monetary Policy review?
1) Kept the policy rates unchanged.
2) GDP estimate unchanged at 10.5% for the
current fiscal year 2021-22.
3) On-tap Targeted Long Term Repo
Operations (TLTRO) scheme, which was
available till March 31, 2021 extended to
30 September 2021.
4) Extended NEFT and RTGS facilities to
non-bank payment system operators also.
5) All of above correct
2. Who was appointed as the Chairman and
Managing Director of Small Industries
Development Bank of India (SIDBI)?
1) Sharad Goklani 2) Pallav Mohapatra
3) S Ramann 4) Saurabh Garg
5) Ajay Thyagi
3. Last date for linking of Aadhaar number
with PAN Card extended from 31st March
2021 to ......
1) 30 May 2021
F F F F F F F
'Sahi Disha' campaign launched by..?
in the energy value chain, water, waste and aimed at empowering the scheduled caste domestic manufacturing capacity of solar
transport sectors that promote low carbon (SC), scheduled tribe (ST) and women. PV modules.
and climate-resilient initiatives in line with 1) 2030 2) 2035 3) 2040 1) Rs.4,500 crore 2) Rs.1,000 crore
India’s climate objectives and Sustainable 4) 2045 5) 2025 3) Rs.3,000 crore 4) Rs.5,500 crore
Development Goals. 24. International Monetary Fund (IMF) raised 5) Rs.8,500 crore
1) $ 100 million 2) $ 57 million India’s GDP forecast growth for the year 34. Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY)
3) $ 87 million 4) $ 80 million 2021-22 to ...... completed 6 years on 8 April 2021 under
5) $ 137 million 1) 20.5% 2) 7.75% 3) 14.5% which a collateral-free loans up to .........
10. Telangana Grameena Bank and ...... 4) 12.5% 5) 9.5% provided for income-generating activities in
became first Regional Rural Banks in the 25. Which state topped the list with Rs. 90,000 manufacturing, trading, and agriculture
country to adopt video-KYC facility that crore collection from small savings schemes, 1) Rs. 10 lakh 2) Rs. 40 lakh
offers zero contact onboarding of cus- in the total gross small savings collections of 3) Rs. 15 lakh 4) Rs. 30 lakh
tomers, at par with commercial banks. Rs. 5.96 lakh crore in 2017-18? 5) Rs. 20 lakh
1) Assam Gramin Vikash Bank Mallika
1) Bihar 2) AP 3) West Bengal 35. National Highways Authority of India (NHAI)
Srinivasan
2) Baroda Gujarat Gramin Bank 4) Telangana 5) Maharashtra develops world class ‘Wayside Amenities’
3) Himachal Pradesh Gramin Bank 26. To enhance ease of doing business and at more than ...... locations across 22 states
4) Madhyanchal Gramin Bank transparency, Department for Promotion of in the next 5 years (The amenities will include

5) 31 December 2021
2) 30th June 2021
3) 30 September 2021 4) 31 July 2021
5) Andhra Pradesh Grameena Vikas Bank
11. Which International Monetary organisation
approved a loan of $ 484 million to improve
General Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT)
revamped its Industrial Entrepreneurs
Memorandum (IEM) portal. Who is the pre-
numerous facilities for passengers such as
fuel stations, electric charging facilities, food
courts, retail shops, bank ATMs, toilets with
4. Who will publish the Financial Inclusion Index
(FII) every year annually in the month of July
to measure the extent of financial inclusion in
transport connectivity and road mainte-
nance in the Chennai - Kanyakumari
Industrial Corridor in Tamil Nadu?
Awareness sent secretary of DPIIT?
1) Aditya Nath Das
3) Vijal Vardhan
2) Jishnu Barua
4) lqbal Singh Bains
shower facility, children play areas, clinics,
village haat for local handicrafts)
1) 1000 2) 1200 3) 3000 4) 600 5) 950
the country? 1) IMF 2) World Bank 36. UNDP (United Nations Development
5) Guruprasad Mohapatra
1) SBI 2) SEBI 3) RBI 3) ADB 4) AIIB 5) NDB 18. Who was appointed as the chairperson of Programme) and Spices Board India
27. First meeting of BRICS finance ministers
4) IRDAI 5) EPFO 12. RBI declared the liquidity support of ...... for the Public Enterprises Selection Board agreed to build a blockchain-based trace-
and central bank governors was held on 6
5. Which bank raised $1 billion from Japan fresh lending during 2021-22 to All India (PESB). (PESB is responsible for appoint- ability interface for Indian spices to enhance
April 2021 virtually from ......
Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) to Financial Institutions (AIFIs) recently ment of top management posts in the transparency in trading. Who is the present
1) New Delhi 2) Brasilia 3) Moscow
extend loans to supply chain of Japanese Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs)) UNDP Administrator?
1) Rs.10,000 crore 2) Rs.20,000 crore 4) Beijing 5) Cape Town
automobile industry in India? 1) Tarun Bajaj 2) Kapil Dev Tripathi 1) Achim Steiner 2) Gilbert Houngbo
3) Rs.50,000 crore 4) Rs.75,000 crore 28. Jal Shakti Ministry declared that Jal Jeevan
1) Canara Bank 2) Central Bank of India 3) Mallika Srinivasan 4) P.Raghavendra Rao 3) Guy Ryder 4) Kitack Lim
5) Rs.15,000 crore Mission achieved a new milestone of pro-
3) SBI 4) Indian Bank 5) Ramesh Abhishek 5) Kristalina Georgieva
13. Axis Bank and which bank tied up with glob- viding over ...... rural households with tap
5) Bank of Baroda 19. Who was appointed the new mission direc- water supply. 37. India and Bangladesh agreed that a direct
al e-commerce major Amazon and cards
tor of Atal Innovation Mission, the govern- passenger train named ‘Mitali Express’
major Visa to launch a retail payments enti- 1) 1.5 Crore 2) 2 Crore 3) 2.5 Crore
ment’s flagship initiative under NITI Aayog? run between Dhaka and New Jalpaiguri in..
Writer ty, which will be a rival to state-owned 4) 3 Crore 5) 4 Crore
NPCI? 1) Dr GP Samanta 1) Tripura 2) Meghalaya 3) Manipur
29. Which state signed an agreement with
Amara Veeraswamy 1) ICICI 2) HDFC 3) SBI 2) Avinash K. Srivastava 4) West Bengal 5) Arunachal Pradesh
Wadhwani Institute of Artificial Institute
4) Yes Bank 5) Canara Bank 3) Dr Chintan Vaishnav 38. Hyderabad-based startup, Maithri
Subject Expert (Wadhwani AI) to deploy solutions for the
4) Injeti Srinivas 5) Arun Goel Aquatech has set up the world’s first
14. The total number of basic bank accounts benefit of cotton farmers?
20. Government of India approved a mobile water from air kiosk and water
under Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana 1) AP 2) Maharashtra
6. World Bank and Asian Infrastructure Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme knowledge centre in ......
(PMJDY) reached ...... with a total deposits 3) Telangana 4) Rajasthan 5) MP
Investment Bank (AIIB) approved loan for $ for the food processing sector, entailing an 1) Warangal 2) Pune 3) Visakhapatnam
of Rs.1,39,864 crore as on 10 March 2021. 30. Which bank announced its tie-up with Axis
300 million (about Rs.2,190 crore) canal- outlay of ...... 4) Gurugram 5) Chennai
based drinking water projects in ...... 1) 22 crore 2) 50 crore 3) 100 crore Securities to offer investment services
1) Rs.24,900 crore 2) Rs.10,900 crore 39. Subha Tatavarti was appointed as the Chief
1) UP 2) MP 3) Punjab 4) 80 crore 5) 42 crore through a 3-in-1 account. (The 3-in-1
3) Rs.70,000 crore 4) Rs.35,000 crore Technology Officer (CTO) of………
4) Karnataka 5) Maharashtra 15. From 1 April 2021, as per the order of RBI, account integrates Savings Bank Account,
5) Rs.64,900 crore 1) TCS 2) Infosys 3) Microsoft India
7. National Payments Corporation of India the average base rate to be charged by DEMAT and Trading Accounts )
21. Government of India extended the 4) Wipro 5) RIL
(NPCI) transferred all its Bharat Bill Non-Banking Financial Company - Micro 1) SBI 2) Paytm Payment Bank
Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme 40. Under the New Nagar Van Scheme, urban
Payment System (BBPS) transaction busi- Finance Institutions (NBFC - MFIs) to their 3) Jana Small Finance Bank
(ECLGS) till ...... or till such time that an forests will be developed in how many
ness to a wholly-owned subsidiary of NPCI borrowers will be at ...... (The RBI advises 4) ICICI 5) Canara Bank
amount of 3 lakh crore is sanctioned under cities?
from 1 April 2021. In this context, NBBL NBFC - MFIs on the average of the base
the Scheme. (The scheme also expanded 31. India and which nation agreed to revamp 1) 200 2) 250 3) 300 4) 150 5) 50
stands for......? rates of the five largest commercial banks
to cover enterprises in hospitality, travel the Strategic Energy Partnership (SEP) to 41. EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2020 Award
1) National Bharat BillPay Limited on the last working day of every quarter.)
and tourism, leisure and sporting sectors) reflect the new priorities on promoting clean conferred on......
2) NPCI Broad BillPay Limited 1) 7.81 % 2) 5.50% 3) 6.71%
1) 31 August 2021 2) 30 June 2021 energy with low-carbon pathways and
4) 9.10% 5) 10.1% 1) Raghu Ram Pillarisetti
3) NPCI Bharat Bill Limited 3) 31 December 2021 4) 31 July 2021 accelerating green energy cooperation?
2) Biswajit Chatterjee 3) Nikhil Srivastava
4) NPCI Bharat BillPay Limited 16. Payment bank deposit limit hiked to ...... 5) 30 September 2021 1) UK 2) France 3) Australia
from Rs.1 lakh earlier with immediate effect 4) Dr Rajendra Kumar Bhandari
5) Nation Bharat BillPay Limited 22. First farm-based solar power plant under 4) USA 5) Japan
1) Rs.2 lakh 2) Rs.3 lakh 3) Rs.2.5 lakh 5) Harsh C. Mariwala
8. On 31 March 2021, the government of India the Prime Minister’s Kisan Urja Suraksha 32. 2020 was the best year in history for the
announced capital infusion totalling ...... in 4) Rs.7 lakh 5) Rs.5.5 lakh Evum Utthan Mahabhiyan (KUSUM) global wind industry with 93 GW of new
four public sector banks through zero- 17. Who launched ''Sahi Disha'' campaign to scheme has come up in ...... with a provi- capacity installed as per the “Global Wind
Answers
coupon bonds. (The four banks are Central celebrate women’s livelihoods and entre- sion for production of 17 lakh units of elec- Report 2021” released by GWEC (Global 1-5 10-5 19-3 28-5 37-4
Bank of India, Indian Overseas Bank, Bank preneurship in rural India? (This campaign tricity every year Wind Energy Council). GWEC headquar- 2-3 11-3 20-2 29-3 38-3
of India and UCO Bank) highlights issues and hurdles that impact 1) Jaipur, Rajasthan ters located at Brussels, Belgium. Who is 3-2 12-3 21-2 30-3 39-4
1) Rs.24,500 crore 2) Rs.28,000 crore the opportunities for women in rural India to 2) Omkareswar, MP 3) Kochi, Kerala the chairman of GWEC? 4-3 13-1 22-1 31-4 40-1
3) Rs.10,000 crore 4) Rs.20,000 crore access jobs and livelihoods and establish 4) Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu 1) Volkan Bozkir 2) Morten Dyrholm 5-3 14-5 23-5 32-2 41-5.
5) Rs.14,500 crore enterprises that can help them become 3) Qu Dongyu 4) Rafael Grossi 6-3 15-1 24-4 33-1
5) Sagar, West Bengal
more self-reliant) 7-4 16-1 25-3 34-1
9. Through the Green Growth Equity Fund 23. On 5 April 2021, Finance Minister 5) Fang Liu
1) UNEP 2) World Bank 3) UNDP 8-5 17-3 26-5 35-4
(GGEF), managed by EverSource Capital, announced via twitter said that Stand Up 33. Union Cabinet approved ...... production-
4) IMF 5) UNCTAD 9-5 18-3 27-1 36-1
the Dutch development bank will invest ...... India scheme is extended till ...... that linked incentive (PLI) scheme to boost
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BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION
SENIOR INTER MODEL PAPER - 2021
Time: 3 Hours
This question paper consists of 3 sections A, B
and C.
SECTION - A
I. Very short answer type questions.
i) Attempt ALL questions.
ii) Each question carries TWO marks.
10
1. Write the multiplicative inverse of (3, 4)
2. If Z = 2 − 3i, show that Z2 − 4z + 13 = 0.
3. If A, B, C are the angles of a triangle and
x = cis A, y = cis B, z = cis C find the value
of x, y, z.
4. If α, β are the roots of the equation
1
ax2 + bx + c = 0. Find the value of  +  .
1
α2 β2
5. Find the transformed equation whose roots
are the negatives of the roots of the equation
x4 + 5x3 + 11x + 3 = 0.
6. Find the number of ways of arranging the let-
ters of the word TRIANGLE so that the
SENIOR INTER MODEL PAPER - 2021
Mathematics - IIA (Telugu Medium)
Time: 3 Hours
Ð ví£øŒoí£vêŸÙö˺ A, B, C Íû¶ 3 NòÅ°Þ¥õª Ñû¦oô³.
SECTION - A
I. ÍA ú£yõp êŸô¢ï£„ ú£÷«-ëůì ví£øŒoõª.
i) ÍEo ví£øŒo-õÚÛª ú£÷«-ëů-û¦õª ô¦óŸªÙè….
ii) ví£A ví£øŒoÚÛª ·ôÙè[ª ÷«ô¢ª\õª.
10
1. (3, 4) ú£ÙÚ©ô¢g ú£ÙÜu Þœªéì Nö˺-÷«Eo ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\Ùè….-
2. z = 2 − 3i, Íô³ê¶ z2 − 4z + 13 = 0 ÍE àŸ«í£Ùè….-
3. A, B, C õª vAòÅ¡ª-áÙ-ö˺E ÚÁé°õª x = cis A,
y = cis B, z = cis C Íô³ê¶ x, y, z Nõª-÷ìª ÚÛìª-
ÚÁ\Ùè….-
4.- α, β õª ax2 + bx + c = 0 ú£Oª-ÚÛ-ô¢é ÷´ö°-ö˵jê¶
1 1
 +  Nõª÷ ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\Ùè….-
α 2 β 2
5. x4 + 5x3 + 11x + 3 = 0 ú£Oª-ÚÛ-ô¢é ÷´ö°-õÚÛª
F F
Model Questions
1. Which of the following statements is correct
about recent RBI Monetary Policy review?
1) Kept the policy rates unchanged.
2) GDP estimate unchanged at 10.5% for the
current fiscal year 2021-22.
3) On-tap Targeted Long Term Repo
Operations (TLTRO) scheme, which was
available till March 31, 2021 extended to
30 September 2021.
4) Extended NEFT and RTGS facilities to
non-bank payment system operators also.
5) All of above correct
2. Who was appointed as the Chairman and
Managing Director of Small Industries
Development Bank of India (SIDBI)?
1) Sharad Goklani 2) Pallav Mohapatra
3) S Ramann 4) Saurabh Garg
5) Ajay Thyagi
3. Last date for linking of Aadhaar number
with PAN Card extended from 31st March
2021 to ......
1) 30 May 2021 2) 30th June 2021
3) 30 September 2021 4) 31 July 2021
5) 31 December 2021
4. Who will publish the Financial Inclusion Index
(FII) every year annually in the month of July
to measure the extent of financial inclusion in
the country?
1) SBI 2) SEBI 3) RBI
4) IRDAI 5) EPFO
5. Which bank raised $1 billion from Japan
Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) to
extend loans to supply chain of Japanese
automobile industry in India?
1) Canara Bank 2) Central Bank of India
3) SBI 4) Indian Bank
5) Bank of Baroda
Writer
Amara Veeraswamy
Subject Expert
6. World Bank and Asian Infrastructure
Investment Bank (AIIB) approved loan for $
300 million (about Rs.2,190 crore) canal-
based drinking water projects in ......
1) UP 2) MP 3) Punjab
4) Karnataka 5) Maharashtra
7. National Payments Corporation of India
(NPCI) transferred all its Bharat Bill
Payment System (BBPS) transaction busi-
ness to a wholly-owned subsidiary of NPCI
from 1 April 2021. In this context, NBBL
stands for......?
1) National Bharat BillPay Limited
2) NPCI Broad BillPay Limited
3) NPCI Bharat Bill Limited
4) NPCI Bharat BillPay Limited
5) Nation Bharat BillPay Limited
8. On 31 March 2021, the government of India
announced capital infusion totalling ...... in
four public sector banks through zero-
coupon bonds. (The four banks are Central
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relative positions of vowels and consonants 12. If 1, ω, ω2 are cube roots of unity then find 20. A and B are independent events and P(A) = 25. If the letters of the word 'MASTER' are per-
are not disturbed? the roots of (x − 1)3 + 8 = 0. 0.2, P(B) = 0.5. Then find the values of mutated in all possible ways and words with
7. If nC5 = nC6 then find 13Cn 13. Determine the range of the expression i) P(A/B) ii) P(B/A) iii) P(A ∩ B) iv) P(A ∪ B). this formed are arranged in the dictionary
x2 + x + 1 order, then find the rank of the word
3y 9  ; x ∈R.
(
2x
8. Find 6th term in  + 
3 2
) x2 − x +1
14. Solve x3 − 3x2 − 16x + 48 = 0, given that the
SECTION - C
III. Long answer type questions.
'REMAST'.
26. Find the numarically greatest term(s) in the
9. Find the mean deviation about the median for expansion of (2 + 3x)10 where x = 11/8.
sum of two roots is zero. i) Attempt any FIVE questions.
the following data. 27. A, B, C are three horses in a race. The prob-
´ 2 = 20 15. Find the number of ways of arranging 5 dif- ii) Each question carries SEVEN marks.
4, 6, 9, 3, 10, 13, 2 ability of A to win the race is twice of B and the
ferent Mathematics books, 4 different 5 ´ 7 = 35 probability of B is twice that of C. What are the
10. For a binomial distribution with mean 6 and Physics books and 3 different Chemistry
21. If n is a positive integer, show that (1 + i)n probabilities of A, B, C to win the race?
variance 2, find the first two terms of the dis- books such that the books of the same sub-
tribution. n+2 28. A speaks truth in 75% of the cases and B in
ject are together.  nπ

SECTION - B 16. Prove that 25C4 + Σ
4
29 − rC = 30C
3 4
n
+ (1 − i) = 2
2
cos 4 ( ) 80% cases. What is the probability that their
statements about an incident do not match?
1 2
II. Short answer type questions.
i) Attempt any FIVE questions.
2x + 3
r=0
17. Resolve  into partial fractions.
(
x
) ( 1
22. Solve 2 x +  − 7 x +  + 5 = 0
x
) 29. A cubical die is thrown. Find the mean and
variance of X, giving the number on the face
(x − 1)3 where x ≠ 0. that shows up.
ii) Each question carries FOUR marks. x4
23. Solve the equation 8x3 − 36x2 − 18x + 81 30. One in 9 ships is likely to be wrecked, when
5 ´ 4 = 20 18. Resolve  into partial fractions.
(x − 1) (x − 2) = 0 if the roots are in A.P they are set in sail, when 6 ships are on sail,
1 find the probability for
11. If x + iy =  then 19. A fair coin is tossed 200 times. Find the 24. Find the polynomial equation whose roots
1 + cos θ + i sin θ probability of getting a head an odd number are the translates of those of the equation a) At least one will arrive safely.
show that 4x2 − 1 = 0. of times. x4 − x3 − 10x2 + 4x + 24 = 0 by 2. b) Exactly 3 will arrive safely.
i) Ôjû¦ Íô³ë]ª ví£øŒo-õÚÛª áî¦ñªõª ô¦óŸªÙè….- 19. ÖÚÛ Eÿ§p-¤¨ÚÛ û¦é˶Eo 200 þ§ô¢ªx ÓÞœ-¸ô-ø‹ô¢ª, 25. MASTER í£ë]Ù-ö˺E ͤÛ-ô¦-õêÁ Ôô¢pè˶ í£ë¯-õ-EoÙ-
ii) ví£A ví£øŒoÚÛª û¦õªÞœª ÷«ô¢ª\õª. Íô³ê¶ ò˶ú‡ ú£ÙÜuþ§ô¢ªx ò˹÷ªtí£è[-æ°-EÚ¨ Ñìo
ú£ÙòÅ°-÷uêŸ ÓÙêŸ?
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5 ´ 4 = 20 Ú¥ÚÛªÙè¯z Î vÚÛ÷ªÙö˺ REMAST í£ë]Ù óµ³ÚÛ\
1 20. A, B õª ú£yêŸÙvêŸ íÆ£ªæ-ìõª, P (A) = 0.2, P(B) ÚÁæ¨E ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\Ùè….-
11. x + iy =  Íô³ê¶ = 0.5 Íô³ê¶ i) P(A/B) ii) P(B/A) iii) P(A ∩ B) 26. x = 11/8 Íô³ê¶ (2 + 3)10 Nú£h-ô¢-éö˺ ú£ÙÝ°u-êŸt-
Max. Marks: 75 1 + cos θ + i sin θ
iv) P(A ∪ B) õ Nõª-÷-õìª ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\Ùè….- ÚÛÙÞ¥ ÞœJù£’ ÷´õu-í£ë]Ùsõªz ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\Ùè….-
4x2 − 1 = 0 ÍE àŸ«í£Ùè….-
÷uA-¸ôÚÛ Þœªô¢ªhõª ÚÛL-Tì ú£ÙÜuõª ÷´ö°-õªÞ¥ Ñìo ÔÚÛ-ÚÛí£± íÆ£ªì-÷´-ö°õª 1, ω, ω2 Íô³ê¶ ú£OªÚÛ- 27. ÖÚÛ í£ô¢ªÞœª í£ÙëµÙö˺ A, B, C õª ÷´è[ª
12. SECTION - C
Þœªvô¦õª.- A í£ÙëµÙ ·ÞLචú£ÙòÅ°-÷uêŸ B ú£ÙòÅ°-
ô¢«ð§Ù-êŸô¢ ú£Oª-ÚÛ-ô¢-é°Eo ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\Ùè….- ô¢éÙ (x − 1)3 + 8 = 0 ÷´ö°õª ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\Ùè….-
6. TRIANGLE í£ë]Ù-ö˺E ͤÛ-ô¦-õìª ÍàŸªaõ x2 + x + 1 III. D-ô¢+-êŸ-ô¢ï£„ú£÷«-ëůì ví£øŒoõª. ÷u-êŸÚÛª ·ôæ¨dÙí£±. B í£ÙëµÙ ·ÞLචú£ÙòÅ°-÷uêŸ C
13.  ú£÷«-þ§-EÚ¨ î¦uí‡h ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\Ùè…. x ∈R. ·Þõª-í£±-ìÚÛª ·ôæ¨dÙí£± Íô³ê¶ A, B, C Î í£ÙëµÙ
þ§–ìÙö˺ Óõx-í£±pè[« ÍàŸªaõª, õªxõ þ§–ìÙö˺ Óõx- x2 − x +1 i) Ô-jû¦ Íô³ë]ª ví£øŒo-õÚÛª áî¦ñªõª ô¦óŸªÙè….-
í£±pè[« õªxõª ÑÙè˶ö° ÓEo Nëů-õªÞ¥ Í÷ª-ô¢a- 14. x3 − 3x2 − 16x + 48 = 0 ú£Oª-ÚÛ-ô¢éÙ ·ôÙè[ª ii) ví£A ví£øŒoÚÛª Ôè[ª ÷«ô¢ª\õª. 5 ´ 7 = 35 ·Þõ-÷-Þœõ ú£ÙòÅ°-÷u-êŸ-ö˶N?
28. 75% ú£Ùë]-ô¦(Äö˺x A EáÙ ÷«æ°x-è[-ê¦è[ª, 80%
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2
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1 2
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÷ªëÅ]u-ÞœêŸÙ ìªÙ# ÷ªëÅ]u÷ª NàŸ-õìÙ ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\Ùè….-
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í‡Ùචú£ÙÜu X. Íô³ê¶ ë¯E ÍÙÚÛ-÷ª-ëÅ]u÷ªÙ, Nú£h¬”-
ú£Oª-ÚÛ-ô¢-é°Eo þ§CÅÙ-àŸÙè….- A-õìª ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\Ùè….-
16. C4 + Σ 29 − rC3 = 30C4 ÍE àŸ«í£Ùè….
10. Cyí£ë] àŸõ-ô¦P ÍÙÚÛ-÷ª-ëÅ]u÷ªÙ, Nú£h¬”-Aõª ÷ô¢ª-ú£Þ¥ 25
6, 2 Íô³ê¶ Cyí£ë] NòÅ°-á-ìÙö˺ îµ³ë]æ¨ ·ôÙè[ª r=0 23. 8x3 − 36x2 − 18x + 81 = 0 ú£Oª-ÚÛ-ô¢éÙ ÷´- 30. ví£-óŸ«-é°-EÚ¨ ú£Ùú‡ë]ÌÄ-iì 9 ×è[ö˺x ÖÚÛæ¨ ÷³E-T-
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í£ë¯õª ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\Ùè….- 2x + 3
17.  ìª ð§¤¨ÚÛ GÅû¦o-õªÞ¥ Nè[-Þ•-ådÙè…. ú£Ùú‡ë]ÌÄiê¶ a) ÚÛFú£Ù ÖÚÛæ¨ ¸¤÷ªÙÞ¥ à¶ô¢-è¯-EÚ¨
(x − 1)3 24. 2êÁ ÷«ô¢ªp àµÙCì x4 − x3 − 10x2 + 4x + 24
SECTION - B b) ú£JÞ¥_ ÷´è[ª ¸¤÷ªÙÞ¥ à¶ô¢-è¯-EÚ¨ Ñìo ú£ÙòÅ°-
x4 = 0 ú£Oª-ÚÛ-ô¢éÙ ÷´ö°õ Nõª-÷õª ÷´ö°-õªÞ¥
II. ú£yõp êŸô¢ï£„ ú£÷«-ëůì ví£øŒoõª. 18.  ìª ð§¤¨õ GÅû¦o-õªÞ¥ Nè[-Þ•-ådÙè…. ÷u-êŸ-õìª ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\Ùè….-
(x − 1) (x − 2) Ñìo H@óŸª ú£Oª-ÚÛ-ô¢-é°Eo ÚÛìª-ÚÁ\Ùè….-
F F F F F F F
'Sahi Disha' campaign launched by..?
Bank of India, Indian Overseas Bank, Bank Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme 1) AP 2) Maharashtra
of India and UCO Bank) (ECLGS) till ...... or till such time that an 3) Telangana 4) Rajasthan 5) MP
amount of 3 lakh crore is sanctioned under
1) Rs.24,500 crore 2) Rs.28,000 crore 30. Which bank announced its tie-up with Axis
the Scheme. (The scheme also expanded
3) Rs.10,000 crore 4) Rs.20,000 crore Securities to offer investment services
to cover enterprises in hospitality, travel
5) Rs.14,500 crore through a 3-in-1 account. (The 3-in-1
and tourism, leisure and sporting sectors)
9. Through the Green Growth Equity Fund account integrates Savings Bank Account,
1) 31 August 2021 2) 30 June 2021
(GGEF), managed by EverSource Capital, DEMAT and Trading Accounts )
3) 31 December 2021 4) 31 July 2021
the Dutch development bank will invest ...... 1) SBI 2) Paytm Payment Bank
in the energy value chain, water, waste and 5) 30 September 2021 3) Jana Small Finance Bank
transport sectors that promote low carbon 22. First farm-based solar power plant under
4) ICICI 5) Canara Bank
and climate-resilient initiatives in line with the Prime Minister’s Kisan Urja Suraksha
31. India and which nation agreed to revamp
India’s climate objectives and Sustainable Evum Utthan Mahabhiyan (KUSUM)
the Strategic Energy Partnership (SEP) to
Development Goals. scheme has come up in ...... with a provi-
Mallika reflect the new priorities on promoting clean
1) $ 100 million 2) $ 57 million sion for production of 17 lakh units of elec-
Srinivasan energy with low-carbon pathways and
3) $ 87 million 4) $ 80 million tricity every year
accelerating green energy cooperation?
5) $ 137 million 1) Jaipur, Rajasthan
1) UK 2) France 3) Australia
10. Telangana Grameena Bank and ...... 2) Omkareswar, MP 3) Kochi, Kerala
4) USA 5) Japan
became first Regional Rural Banks in the 4) Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu
country to adopt video-KYC facility that
offers zero contact onboarding of cus-
tomers, at par with commercial banks.
General 5) Sagar, West Bengal
23. On 5 April 2021, Finance Minister
announced via twitter said that Stand Up
32. 2020 was the best year in history for the
global wind industry with 93 GW of new
capacity installed as per the “Global Wind
Awareness
Report 2021” released by GWEC (Global
1) Assam Gramin Vikash Bank India scheme is extended till ...... that
Wind Energy Council). GWEC headquar-
2) Baroda Gujarat Gramin Bank aimed at empowering the scheduled caste
(SC), scheduled tribe (ST) and women. ters located at Brussels, Belgium. Who is
3) Himachal Pradesh Gramin Bank the chairman of GWEC?
4) Madhyanchal Gramin Bank 1) 2030 2) 2035 3) 2040
16. Payment bank deposit limit hiked to ...... 1) Volkan Bozkir 2) Morten Dyrholm
5) Andhra Pradesh Grameena Vikas Bank 4) 2045 5) 2025
from Rs.1 lakh earlier with immediate effect 3) Qu Dongyu 4) Rafael Grossi
11. Which International Monetary organisation 24. International Monetary Fund (IMF) raised
1) Rs.2 lakh 2) Rs.3 lakh 3) Rs.2.5 lakh India’s GDP forecast growth for the year 5) Fang Liu
approved a loan of $ 484 million to improve
4) Rs.7 lakh 5) Rs.5.5 lakh 2021-22 to ...... 33. Union Cabinet approved ...... production-
transport connectivity and road mainte-
17. Who launched ''Sahi Disha'' campaign to 1) 20.5% 2) 7.75% 3) 14.5% linked incentive (PLI) scheme to boost
nance in the Chennai - Kanyakumari
celebrate women’s livelihoods and entre- domestic manufacturing capacity of solar
Industrial Corridor in Tamil Nadu? 4) 12.5% 5) 9.5%
preneurship in rural India? (This campaign PV modules.
1) IMF 2) World Bank 25. Which state topped the list with Rs. 90,000
highlights issues and hurdles that impact 1) Rs.4,500 crore 2) Rs.1,000 crore
3) ADB 4) AIIB 5) NDB crore collection from small savings schemes,
the opportunities for women in rural India to in the total gross small savings collections of 3) Rs.3,000 crore 4) Rs.5,500 crore
12. RBI declared the liquidity support of ...... for
access jobs and livelihoods and establish Rs. 5.96 lakh crore in 2017-18? 5) Rs.8,500 crore
fresh lending during 2021-22 to All India
enterprises that can help them become 1) Bihar 2) AP 3) West Bengal 34. Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY)
Financial Institutions (AIFIs) recently
more self-reliant) completed 6 years on 8 April 2021 under
1) Rs.10,000 crore 2) Rs.20,000 crore 4) Telangana 5) Maharashtra
1) UNEP 2) World Bank 3) UNDP which a collateral-free loans up to .........
3) Rs.50,000 crore 4) Rs.75,000 crore 26. To enhance ease of doing business and
4) IMF 5) UNCTAD provided for income-generating activities in
5) Rs.15,000 crore transparency, Department for Promotion of
18. Who was appointed as the chairperson of manufacturing, trading, and agriculture
Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT)
13. Axis Bank and which bank tied up with glob- the Public Enterprises Selection Board 1) Rs. 10 lakh 2) Rs. 40 lakh
revamped its Industrial Entrepreneurs
al e-commerce major Amazon and cards (PESB). (PESB is responsible for appoint- 3) Rs. 15 lakh 4) Rs. 30 lakh
Memorandum (IEM) portal. Who is the pre-
major Visa to launch a retail payments entity, ment of top management posts in the 5) Rs. 20 lakh
sent secretary of DPIIT?
which will be a rival to state-owned NPCI? Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs))
1) Aditya Nath Das 2) Jishnu Barua 35. National Highways Authority of India (NHAI)
1) ICICI 2) HDFC 3) SBI 1) Tarun Bajaj 2) Kapil Dev Tripathi develops world class ‘Wayside Amenities’
3) Vijal Vardhan 4) lqbal Singh Bains
4) Yes Bank 5) Canara Bank 3) Mallika Srinivasan 4) P.Raghavendra Rao at more than ...... locations across 22 states
5) Guruprasad Mohapatra
14. The total number of basic bank accounts 5) Ramesh Abhishek in the next 5 years (The amenities will include
under Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana 27. First meeting of BRICS finance ministers
19. Who was appointed the new mission direc- numerous facilities for passengers such as
(PMJDY) reached ...... with a total deposits and central bank governors was held on 6
tor of Atal Innovation Mission, the govern- fuel stations, electric charging facilities, food
of Rs.1,39,864 crore as on 10 March 2021. April 2021 virtually from ......
ment’s flagship initiative under NITI Aayog? courts, retail shops, bank ATMs, toilets with
1) 22 crore 2) 50 crore 3) 100 crore 1) New Delhi 2) Brasilia 3) Moscow shower facility, children play areas, clinics,
1) Dr GP Samanta 4) Beijing 5) Cape Town
4) 80 crore 5) 42 crore village haat for local handicrafts)
2) Avinash K. Srivastava 28. Jal Shakti Ministry declared that Jal Jeevan
15. From 1 April 2021, as per the order of RBI, 1) 1000 2) 1200 3) 3000 4) 600 5) 950
3) Dr Chintan Vaishnav Mission achieved a new milestone of pro-
the average base rate to be charged by
4) Injeti Srinivas 5) Arun Goel viding over ...... rural households with tap Answers
Non-Banking Financial Company - Micro
20. Government of India approved a Production- water supply.
Finance Institutions (NBFC - MFIs) to their 1-5 8-5 15-1 22-1 29-3
Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for the food 1) 1.5 Crore 2) 2 Crore 3) 2.5 Crore
borrowers will be at ...... (The RBI advises 2-3 9-5 16-1 23-5 30-3
processing sector, entailing an outlay of ...... 4) 3 Crore 5) 4 Crore
NBFC - MFIs on the average of the base 3-2 10-5 17-2 24-4 31-4
rates of the five largest commercial banks 1) Rs.24,900 crore 2) Rs.10,900 crore 29. Which state signed an agreement with
4-3 11-3 18-3 25-3 32-2
on the last working day of every quarter.) 3) Rs.70,000 crore 4) Rs.35,000 crore Wadhwani Institute of Artificial Institute 5-3 12-3 19-3 26-5 33-1
1) 7.81 % 2) 5.50% 3) 6.71% 5) Rs.64,900 crore (Wadhwani AI) to deploy solutions for the 6-3 13-1 20-2 27-1 34-1
4) 9.10% 5) 10.1% 21. Government of India extended the benefit of cotton farmers? 7-4 14-5 21-2 28-5 35-4.
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and C. chord of contact of P.
∫
(3x + 1)2 ii) Each question carries FOUR marks. x + 2y = 0
SECTION - A 6. Evaluate  dx 5 ´ 4 = 20
3
 3
∫ (√
20. Derive the equation of a parabola in the
I. Very short answer type questions.
2x
11. Find the equation of tangent normal at
16. Evaluate )
9 − x2 dx stand form y2 = 4ax with diagram.

∫
logx
(3, 2) of the circle x2 + y2 − x − 3y − 4 = 0
∫
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x 21. Evaluate  dx
ii) Each question carries TWO marks. 2 12. Find the radical centre of three circle x2 + y2 17. Solve the differential equation (xy2 + x)dx + x2 + 3x + 12
10 ´ 2 = 20 8. Evaluate ∫0 | 1 − x | dx − 4x − 6y + 5 = 0; x2 + y2 − 2x − 4y − 1 = 0; (yx2 + y)dy = 0
22. Obtain the reduction formula for
x2 + y2 − 6x − 2 y = 0
1. Find the value of 'a' if 2x2 + ay2 − 3x + 2y − 1 π SECTION - C In = ∫ sinnx dx (n ≥ 2 ∈ N) and deduce the
 13. Find the equation of the ellipse referred to
= 0 represents a circle and also find its 2 value of ∫ sin4x dx
∫
sin5x its major and minor axes as the coordi-
radius? 9. Evaluate  dx III. Long answer type questions. π
sin x + cos5x
5 nate axes x, y respectively with latus rec- 
2. If the length of a tangent from (5, 4) to the i) Attempt any FIVE questions. 2

∫
0 x
circle x2 + y2 + 2ky = 0 is 1 then find k? tum of length 4 and distance between foci 23. Show that  dx
10. Find the order and degree of  ii) Each question carries SEVEN marks.
4√ 2. sinx + cosx
3. Find the angle between the circle x2 + y2 − 5 ´ 7 = 35
d2y 2 dy 2 3/2
12x − 6y + 41 = 0 and x2 + y2 + 4x + 6y − 59
=0 dx2 ( ) [ ( )]
1 +  = 2 + 
dx
14. Find length of latus rectum, eccentricity,
centre and foci of the ellipse
18. Find the equation of a circle which passes
through (4 1) (6 5) and having the centre on
0
π
= 

 log (√ 2 + 1)
4x2 + y2 − 8x + 2y + 1 = 0 2√ 2
4. Find the coordinates of the points on the SECTION - B 4x + 3y − 24 = 0
parabola y2 = 8x whose focal distance is 10? 15. Find the equations of tangents to the hyper- dy
19. Tangents are drawn to the circle x2 + y2 = 24. Solve  − y tanx = ex secx
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0

F F F F F F F F F
Cube and Cuboid
1. The external dimensions of a closed wooden
box are 48 cm, 36 cm, 30 cm. The wood of
which it is made is 1.5 cm thick. How many
bricks of size 6 cm × 3 cm × 0.75 cm can be
put in this box?
What is the length of the wire?
a) 1875 b) 2770 c) 2580 d) 2970 a) 4,00,000 b) 40,00,000
3
Sphere
Sol: Thickness of the wood = 1.5 cm =  cm

⇒ Internal length of box = 48 −  +  (

3
2
3
)
c) 40,000

Sol: Rate of flow of water = 

d) 4,000
2 × 1000
60
SSC Exams 1. A copper sphere of radius 6 cm is beaten
and drawn into a wire of diameter 0.8 cm.
What is the length of the wire?
2 2 100
= 48 − 3 = 45 cm

Internal breadth of box = 36 −  + ( 3 3

)
=  m/min
3
Fall of water into the sea in one minute
Special a) 18 cm b) 18 m c) 1800 m d) 180 cm
Sol: Volume of the copper sphere = Volume
of the wire
2 2 100
= 3 × 40 ×  = 4000 m3 = 40,00,000 litre Let ‘l’ be the length of the wire. Then,
= 36 − 3 = 33 cm 3 Quantitative Aptitude 4
 × π × 6 × 6 × 6 = π × (0.4)2 × l
Internal breadth of box = 30 −  + ( 3
2 2
3
) Ans: b
4. Cost of covering 4 walls of a room with paper
3
4
= 30 − 3 = 27 cm. is Rs. 480. The length, breadth and height of 2. If the radius of the base of a right circular  π × 216
another room is double that of this room. cone is 3r and height is equal to the radius of 3
∴ Volume of the box = 45 × 33 × 27 cm3 ⇒ l =  = 1,800 cm = 18 m
What shall be the cost of covering the walls the base, then its volume is equal to..... π × 0.16
3 27
Volume of one brick = 6 × 3 ×  =  cm3 of the room? 1 2 Ans: b
4 2 a) 9πr3 b) 3πr3 c)  πr3 d) 2  πr3
a) Rs. 960 b) Rs.1,440 3 3 2. The numerical value of the total surface
Let the required number of bricks be n. area of a sphere is equal to its volume. If
c) Rs. 2,400 d) Rs.1,920 14798 Sol: R = h = 3r
Volume of the box 45 × 33 × 27 ⇒14798 = 302x2 ⇒ x2 =  = 49 the solid sphere is melted and recast into
∴ n =  =  Sol: The dimensions of the new room are all 302 1 1
Volume of one brick 27 twice the original one. Hence, the area V =  πR2h ⇒ V =  π (3r)2 (3r) 4 smaller spheres with their radii in the
 ⇒x=7 3 3
2 shall be four times the original one. Cost ratio 1 : 2 : 2 : 4, then what will be the
45 × 33 × 27 ∴Volume of the box = 5x × 6x × 11x = 330 × x3 radius of the largest sphere?
shall be four times the original cost of cov- 1
=  × 2 = 330 × 343 = 113190 m3 Ans: b = − × π(9r2 × 3r) = 9πr3 3  2
27 ering the walls with paper. 3 Ans: a a) 2√ 3 b) 2√ 3
= 45 × 33 × 2 = 2970 bricks. Ans: d Hence, cost of covering the walls of new
Cone 3. A cylinder and a cone stands on the same 4 4
room with paper = 4 × 480 = Rs.1,920. c) 
2
d)  3
2. The volume (in m3) of rain water that can be base and have equal height. It is also found
Ans: d
√3 √3
collected in 1.5 hectares of ground from a 1. The circumference of the base of 9 m high that area of their curved surfaces are equal.
rainfall of 5 cm is 5. The dimensions of a rectangular box are in Find the ratio of their base radius and their Sol: Surface area of sphere = 4πr2
conical tent is 44 m. Find the volume of the
a) 75 b) 750 c) 7500 d) 75000 the ratio of 5 : 6 : 11. If the total surface area air contained in it. height. 4
  Volume of sphere =  πr3
Sol: 1 hectare = 10,000 m2 of the box is 14798 m2, then what is the vol- a) 390 m3 b) 462 m3 a) 1 : 1 b) 1 : 3 c) 1 : √ 3 d) √ 3 : 1 3
Area of the ground = 1.5 × 10000 = 15000 m2 ume of the box? c) 480 m3 d) None of these Sol: Let the radius of their base be ‘r’ and the 4
∴4πr2 =  πr3
Volume of rain water collected a) 108114 m3 b) 113190 m3 Sol: Circumference of the base of the cone height be h. 3

c) 99720 m3 d) 100450 m3
= 15000 × 5 × 10 −2 = 150 × 5 = 750 m3
Sol: Let the dimensions of the rectangular box
= 2πr = 44 m ⇒ r = 7 m, height = 9 m Slant height of the cone l = h2 + r2 √ ⇒ r = 3 unit.
4
Ans: b ∴ Volume of air contained in the conical tent Then, 2πrh = rπl
be 5x, 6x and 11x.  ∴ Volume  π (3)3 = 36π unit
3. A river 3 m deep and 40 m wide is flowing at 1 1 22 ⇒ 2πrh = πr (√ h2 + r2) 3
Total surface area = 2(lb + bh + hl) =  πr2h =  ×  × 7 × 7 × 9 = 22 × 21 
the rate of 2 km per hour. How much water 3 3 7 Now, let the radii of the 4 spheres be x, 2x,
= 2(30x2 + 66x2 + 55x2) ⇒ 2h = √ h2 + r2 ⇒ 4h2 = h2 + r2
(in litres) will fall into the sea in a minute? = 462 m3 Ans: b 2x and 4x.
r   ∴ Total volume
⇒  = √ 3 i.e. √ 3 : 1 Ans: d
Cylinder h

1. A hole is made in a solid cylinder of radius

Length of cylinder
=  =  = 140
Diameter of wire
42
0.3
Total number of marbles
7 7
π ×  ×  × (5.6)
4. If 800 cm3 of water is poured into an inverted
conical vessel, the depth of water is 6 cm.
3
4
[
=  π x3 + (2x)3 + (2x)3 + (4x)3 ]
10 cm and length 1000 cm to obtain a cylin-
drical shell (hollow cylinder) of uniform thick-
Length of wire in each turn
22 49
= 2 ×  ×  = 154 cm
= 
4
2
1.4
2
1.4 1.4
How much more water should be added to it
to make the depth 9 cm? 3
4
( 3
4
=  πr3 1 + 8 + 8 + 64 =  π (81x3) )
ness and having an internal volume equal to ×π× × × 4 27 1
7 2 3 2 2 2 a) 2700 cm3 b) 1900 cm3 ∴ 36π =  π × 81 × x3 ⇒ x3 =  = 
one-fourth of the volume of the original solid Length of total wire = 154 × 140 cm 3
= 150 Ans: b c) 1700 cm d) 400 cm3 3 81 3
cylinder. The thickness of the shell is.... 1
  = 215.6 m Ans:a 5. Water is flowing at the rate of 3 km/hr r R R 3 
a) 5 (√ 5 − 2) cm b) 5 (2 − √ 3) cm Sol: We have  =  or  = , V1 = πr2h, 3
 3. A metal pipe of negligible thickness has through a circular pipe of 20 cm internal h H r 2
c) 5 cm d) 5√ 2 cm
Sol: Let r be the radius of the hole.
radius 21 cm and length 90 cm. The outer
curved surface area of the pipe (in cm2) is
diameter into a circular cistern of diameter
10 m and depth 2 m. In how much time will
V2 = πR2H ⇒x=  ( )
1
3
V2 R2H 3 3 3 27
∴ Thickness t + r = 10 a) 11880 b) 11680 the cistern be filled? ∴ =  =  ×  ×  =  Therefore, radius of largest sphere
V1 r2 h 2 2 2 8
⇒ r = 10 − t c) 11480 d) 10080 a) 1 hr b) 1 hr 40 mins 4
27 =  unit. Ans: d
Internal volume V1 = πr2 (1000) 3 3
Sol: Area of curved surface = 2πrh c) 1 hr 20 mins d) 2 hrs 40 mins ⇒ V2 = 800 ×  = 2700 cm √3
( )
= 1000π (10 − t ) 2 Sol: Volume of water through circular pipe 8
22 3. A hemisphere and a cone have equal
Volume of solid cylinder V = π(10)2 (1000) = 2 × π × 21 × 90 . .. π =  2
= πr1 h1 Additional water = 2700 − 800 = 1900 cm3
7 bases. If their heights are also equal, the
= 1000π(10)2 Volume of water through cistern = πr22h2 Ans: b ratio of their curved surface will be
= 11880 cm2. Ans: a  
V1 (10 − t)2 1 10 − t 5. A child reshapes a cone made up of clay
V [
∴=  =⇒ =⇒t=5
(10)2 ]4 10
1
2
4. Some marbles each of diameter 1.4 cm are
dropped into a cylindrical beaker containing
2
volume of cistern
Time = 
volume of water/ sec through pipe
having height 24 cm and radius 6 cm into a
sphere. The radius (in cm) of the sphere is
a) 1 : √ 2
Sol:
b) √ 2 : 1 c) 1 : 2 d) 2 : 1

∴ Thickness of the shell is 5 cm. some water and are fully submerged. The πr2 h2 curved surface area of hemisphere
=  a) 6 b) 12 c) 24 d) 48 Ratio = 
Ans: c diameter of the beaker is 7 cm. Find how πr 2 h1 curved surface area of cone
1 1
2. A copper wire of diameter 3 mm is evenly many marbles have been dropped in it if the
5×5×2 Sol: Volume of cone =  πr2h 2πr2
water rises by 5.6 cm. =  3 =  [... r = h]
and tightly wrapped on the cylinder of length 
10 10 5
42 cm and diameter 49 cm to cover the a) 50 b) 150 c) 250 d) 350  ×  × 3 × 
100 100 18
1
=  × π × 6 × 6 × 24
3
πr √
r2 + h2
whole surface. The adjacent coils touches Sol: Volume of each marble 
=√2:1 Ans: b
each other. The length of the wire (approxi-
mately) will be.....
4 4
=  πr3 =  π 
3 3
1.4 3
2
( ) 5 × 18 × 12 × 100
=  = 6000 sec.
3
4
Volume of sphere =  πr3
3
a) 215.6 m b) 192 m Volume of water that rises in the cylinder 6000 4 3 1 These model questions were prepared by
c) 205 m d) 196.5 m =  = 1 hour 40 minutes Hence,  πr =  × π × 6 × 6 × 24
7 2
Sol: Number of turns = πR2h = π.  × (5.6)
2
() 3600
Ans: b
3
⇒ r = 6 cm
3
Ans: a
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circles x2 + y2 + 2x + 2y+ 1 = 0, x2 + y2 + 4x
∫
This question paper consists of 3 sections A, B 1 12. Show that the condition that the pair of tan- 19. Solve the equation
6. Evaluate 
  dx gents drawn to the circle x2 + y2 + 2gx + 2fy  
and C. + 3y + 2 = 0 and also find the length of the
√ Sin−1x √1 − x2 √ √
1 + x2 dx + 1 + y2 dy = 0
+ c = 0 from (g, f) maybe at right angles is common chord.
SECTION - A x8
∫ g2 + f2 + c =0 dy
7. Evaluate  dx 20. Solve  = tan2 (x + y) 25. Derive the equation of parabola in standard
1 + x18 13. The line 2x + 3y = 1 cuts the circle x2 + y2 = dx
I. Very short answer type questions. form y2 = 4ax; a > 0
π 4 in ‘A’ and ‘B’. Find the equation of the cir-
i) Answer all questions.
ii) Each question carries TWO marks.
8. Evaluate √
∫
2 + 2 Cos θ dθ
0

cle on AB as diameter.
14. Find the lengths of major axis, minor axis
SECTION - C
26. Evaluate
∫√

5−x
 dx
III. Long answer type questions. x−2
10 ´ 2 = 20 3 latus rectum, eccentricity of the ellipse
∫√
x
9. Evaluate 
 dx 3x2 + y2 − 6x − 2y − 5 = 0 i) Attempt any FIVE questions.
1. Find the value of ‘a’ if 2x2 + ay2 − 3x + 2y − 1 2
x + 16
∫
= 0 represents a circle and also find its radius. 0 15. If the length of the major axis of an ellipse is ii) Each question carries SEVEN marks. x+1
27. Evaluate  dx
2. Find the equation of normal at P(3, −4) to the 10. Form the differential equation correspond- three times the length of its minor axis then 5 ´ 7 = 35
x2 + 3x + 12
circle x2 + y2 + x + y − 24 = 0 ing to y = cx − 2c2, where ‘c’ is a parameter find the eccentricity of the ellipse? 21. Show that the points (1, 2), (3, −4), (5, −6)
1
3. Find the equation of the radical axis of the
circles x2 + y2 + 4x + 6y − 7 = 0, SECTION - B
16. Find the centre foci, eccentricity, equations
of the directrices, length of the latus rectum
and (19, 8) are concyclic.
22. Find the transverse common tangents to ∫
28. Evaluate   dx
(x + 1) √2x2 + 3x + 1
4(x2 + y2) + 8x + 12y − 9 = 0 of the hyperbola 16y2 − 9x2 = 144 the circles x2 + y2 − 4x − 10y + 28 = 0 and π
II. Short answer type questions.
4. Find the coordinates of the points on the π x2 + y2 + 4x − 6y + 4 = 0 
i) Attempt any FIVE questions.  4 sinx + cosx
∫
2
parabola y2 = 8x whose focal distance is ‘10’
5. If e, e1 are the eccentricities of a hyperbola
ii) Each question carries FOUR marks.
5 ´ 4 = 20
∫
a sinx + b cosx
17. Evaluate 
0
sinx + cosx
dx 23. Show that the circles x2 + y2 − 6x − 2y + 1 =0,
x2 + y2 + 2x − 8y + 13 = 0 touch each other.
29. Evaluate  dx

0
9 + 16 sin2x
and its conjugate hyperbola prove that a Find the point of contact and the equation of
11. Show that the tangent at (3, −2) to the circle
(x2 + √
1
+=1
e2
1
e2
1
x2 + y2 = 13 touches the circle x2 + y2 + 2x −
10y − 26 = 0 and also find the point of contact
18. Evaluate
∫
−a
a2 − x2 ) dx common tangent at the point of contact.
24. Find the equation of common chord of the
dy
30. Solve  − x tan (y − x) = 1
dx

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25. vð§÷«-é¨ÚÛ ô¢«í£Ùö˺ í£ô¦-÷-õóŸª ú£Oª-ÚÛ-ô¢-é°Eo
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√ sin x √1 − x2
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∫
x+1
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x8 SECTION - C
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1
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‘a’ 8.
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ÚÛìªÚÁ\Ùè….
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0
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∫
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Cube and Cuboid
1. The external dimensions of a closed wooden
box are 48 cm, 36 cm, 30 cm. The wood of
which it is made is 1.5 cm thick. How many
bricks of size 6 cm × 3 cm × 0.75 cm can be
put in this box?
What is the length of the wire?
a) 1875 b) 2770 c) 2580 d) 2970 Sol: 1 hectare = 10,000 m2 
⇒ 2πrh = πr (√ h2 + r2)
3 Area of the ground = 1.5 × 10000 = 15000 m2
Sol: Thickness of the wood = 1.5 cm =  cm

3
⇒ Internal length of box = 48 −  + 
2
3
( )
Volume of rain water collected
= 15000 × 5 × 10 −2 = 150 × 5 = 750 m3
SSC Exams r

⇒ 2h = √ h2 + r2 ⇒ 4h2 = h2 + r2
 
⇒  = √ 3 i.e. √ 3 : 1
h
Ans: d
2 2 Ans: b
= 48 − 3 = 45 cm
3
Internal breadth of box = 36 −  + 
3
( )
3. A river 3 m deep and 40 m wide is flowing at
the rate of 2 km per hour. How much water
(in litres) will fall into the sea in a minute?
Special 3
4. If 800 cm of water is poured into an inverted
conical vessel, the depth of water is 6 cm.
How much more water should be added to it
2 2
a) 4,00,000 b) 40,00,000 to make the depth 9 cm?
= 36 − 3 = 33 cm Quantitative Aptitude
c) 40,000 d) 4,000 a) 2700 cm3 b) 1900 cm3
3
Internal breadth of box = 30 −  + 
2 2
3
( ) Sol: Rate of flow of water = 
2 × 1000
c) 1700 cm3
r R R
d) 400 cm3
3
= 30 − 3 = 27 cm. 60 a) 108114 m3 b) 113190 m3 Sol: We have  =  or  = , V1 = πr2h,
h H r 2
∴ Volume of the box = 45 × 33 × 27 cm3 100 c) 99720 m3 d) 100450 m3
=  m/min V2 = πR2H
3 27 3 Sol: Let the dimensions of the rectangular box
Volume of one brick = 6 × 3 ×  =  cm3 be 5x, 6x and 11x. V2 R 2H
3 3 3 27
4 2 Fall of water into the sea in one minute ∴ =  =  ×  ×  = 
100 Total surface area = 2(lb + bh + hl) 2
Let the required number of bricks be n. V1 r h 2 2 2 8
= 3 × 40 ×  = 4000 m3 = 40,00,000 litre twice the original one. Hence, the area = 2(30x2 + 66x2 + 55x2)
Volume of the box 45 × 33 × 27 3 27 3
∴ n =  =  shall be four times the original one. Cost 14798 ⇒ V2 = 800 ×  = 2700 cm
Volume of one brick 27 Ans: b ⇒14798 = 302x2 ⇒ x2 =  = 49 8
 shall be four times the original cost of cov- 302
2 4. Cost of covering 4 walls of a room with paper
ering the walls with paper. Additional water = 2700 − 800 = 1900 cm3
45 × 33 × 27 is Rs. 480. The length, breadth and height of ⇒x=7
=  × 2 Hence, cost of covering the walls of new Ans: b
27 another room is double that of this room. ∴Volume of the box = 5x × 6x × 11x = 330 × x3
room with paper = 4 × 480 = Rs.1,920. 5. A child reshapes a cone made up of clay
= 45 × 33 × 2 = 2970 bricks. Ans: d What shall be the cost of covering the walls = 330 × 343 = 113190 m3 Ans: b
Ans: d having height 24 cm and radius 6 cm into a
2. The volume (in m3) of rain water that can be of the room?
5. The dimensions of a rectangular box are in Cone sphere. The radius (in cm) of the sphere is
collected in 1.5 hectares of ground from a a) Rs. 960 b) Rs.1,440 the ratio of 5 : 6 : 11. If the total surface area a) 6 b) 12 c) 24 d) 48
rainfall of 5 cm is c) Rs. 2,400 d) Rs.1,920 of the box is 14798 m2, then what is the vol- 1. The circumference of the base of 9 m high 1
a) 75 b) 750 c) 7500 d) 75000 Sol: The dimensions of the new room are all ume of the box? conical tent is 44 m. Find the volume of the Sol: Volume of cone =  πr2h
3
air contained in it. 1
Cylinder Length of cylinder 42 Total number of marbles a) 390 m3 b) 462 m3 =  × π × 6 × 6 × 24
=  =  = 140 3
1. A hole is made in a solid cylinder of radius Diameter of wire 0.3 7 7 c) 480 m3 d) None of these
π ×  ×  × (5.6) 4
10 cm and length 1000 cm to obtain a cylin- Length of wire in each turn 2 2 Sol: Circumference of the base of the cone Volume of sphere =  πr3
=  3
drical shell (hollow cylinder) of uniform thick- 22 49 4 1.4 1.4 1.4 = 2πr = 44 m ⇒ r = 7 m, height = 9 m
ness and having an internal volume equal to = 2 ×  ×  = 154 cm ×π× × × 4 3 1
7 2 3 2 2 2 ∴ Volume of air contained in the conical tent Hence,  πr =  × π × 6 × 6 × 24
one-fourth of the volume of the original solid 3 3
Length of total wire = 154 × 140 cm = 150 Ans: b 1 1 22
cylinder. The thickness of the shell is.... =  πr2h =  ×  × 7 × 7 × 9 = 22 × 21 ⇒ r = 6 cm Ans: a
  = 215.6 m Ans:a 5. Water is flowing at the rate of 3 km/hr 3 3 7
a) 5 (√ 5 − 2) cm b) 5 (2 − √ 3) cm
 3. A metal pipe of negligible thickness has through a circular pipe of 20 cm internal = 462 m3 Ans: b
c) 5 cm d) 5√ 2 cm radius 21 cm and length 90 cm. The outer diameter into a circular cistern of diameter 2. If the radius of the base of a right circular Sphere
Sol: Let r be the radius of the hole. curved surface area of the pipe (in cm2) is 10 m and depth 2 m. In how much time will cone is 3r and height is equal to the radius of
∴ Thickness t + r = 10 a) 11880 b) 11680 the cistern be filled? the base, then its volume is equal to..... 1. A copper sphere of radius 6 cm is beaten and
⇒ r = 10 − t c) 11480 d) 10080 a) 1 hr b) 1 hr 40 mins 1 2 drawn into a wire of diameter 0.8 cm. What is
Internal volume V1 = πr2 (1000) c) 1 hr 20 mins d) 2 hrs 40 mins a) 9πr3 b) 3πr3 c)  πr3 d) 2  πr3 the length of the wire?
Sol: Area of curved surface = 2πrh 3 3
= 1000π (10 − t ) 2
Volume of solid cylinder V = π(10)2 (1000)
= 1000π(10)2
= 2 × π × 21 × 90 . .. π =  (
22
7 ) Sol: Volume of water through circular pipe
2
= πr1 h1
Volume of water through cistern = πr22h2
Sol: R = h = 3r
1 1
V =  πR2h ⇒ V =  π (3r)2 (3r)
a) 18 cm
c) 1800 m
b) 18 m
d) 180 cm
Sol: Volume of the copper sphere = Volume of
= 11880 cm2. Ans: a 3 3
V1 (10 − t)2 1 10 − t
V [
∴=  =⇒ =⇒t=5
(10)2 4] 10
1
2
4. Some marbles each of diameter 1.4 cm are
dropped into a cylindrical beaker containing
2
volume of cistern
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the wire
Let ‘l’ be the length of the wire. Then,
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=   × π × 6 × 6 × 6 = π × (0.4)2 × l
Ans: c diameter of the beaker is 7 cm. Find how πr 2 h1 3. A cylinder and a cone stands on the same 3
many marbles have been dropped in it if the 1 base and have equal height. It is also found
2. A copper wire of diameter 3 mm is evenly 5×5×2 4
water rises by 5.6 cm. =  that area of their curved surfaces are equal.  π × 216
and tightly wrapped on the cylinder of length 3
a) 50 b) 150 c) 250 d) 350 10 10 5 Find the ratio of their base radius and their ⇒ l =  = 1,800 cm
42 cm and diameter 49 cm to cover the  ×  × 3 ×  π × 0.16
whole surface. The adjacent coils touches Sol: Volume of each marble 100 100 18 height.
  = 18 m
a) 1 : 1 b) 1 : 3 c) 1 : √ 3 d) √ 3 : 1
each other. The length of the wire (approxi-
mately) will be.....
4 4
=  πr3 =  π 
3 3
1.4 3
2
( ) 5 × 18 × 12 × 100
=  = 6000 sec.
3 Sol: Let the radius of their base be ‘r’ and the
Ans: b

a) 215.6 m b) 192 m height be h. These model questions were prepared by

Volume of water that rises in the cylinder 6000 
=  = 1 hour 40 minutes
c) 205 m d) 196.5 m 7 2 Slant height of the cone l = h2 + r2 √
Sol: Number of turns = πR2h = π.  × (5.6)
2
() 3600
Ans: b Then, 2πrh = rπl
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that when sequentially placed in variance from commonly known
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will complete the series.
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ca_ba_c_b_ac
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12. Statement: Some artist are techni-
different. Pick the number that is dif- two number are related in the 1) Only argument I follow. 2) Sohan Singh Bhakna liquids
cians. All technicians are painter.
ferent from the rest. same was as are the two numbers 2) Only argument II follow. 3) Ram Prasad Bismil 3) Anemometer - Speed of the wind
Conclusion:
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I. some painter are artist. 3) Neither I nor II follow.
2) Cold desert 3) Great Nicobar Berlin : Germany 30. The first commission appointed by 39. Which among the following noble
II. some technicians are painter 4) Both I and II follow.
4) Kaziranga National Park 1) Sydney : Australia the Government in 1948 to exam- gas has highest molar mass?
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1) None of the conclusion follows of states on linguistic basis was
are alike in a certain way and one is 3) Bern : Switzerland 1) 52 2) 57 3) 38 4) 44 40. Which of the following electromag-
different. Pick the number that is dif- 2) Only conclusion I follow headed by..... netic waves has minimum wave-
4) Madrid : France 24. The weights of 4 boxes are 30, 20,
ferent from the rest. 3) Only conclusion I & II follow 1) Justice Wanchoo length?
18. The calendar for the year 2013 will 50 and 90 kilograms. Which of the
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following cannot be the total
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weight, in kilograms, of any combi-
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3) 2024 4) 2021 nation of these boxes and in a
are alike in a certain way and one is the following classes. Armyworm (FAW) is?
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different. Pick the number that is dif- Females, Adults, Voters. only once? al park and a tiger reserve in the 1) Gram 2) Pulses
select the one in which the ques-
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3) 4) Answer figures:
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3) 1211620416 4) 1216120416 33. Which of the following planet move 3) Amla 4) Drumstick
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i) ii) iii) iv)
correct? related to F? 1) Neptune 2) Pluto
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Staff Selection Commission

CHSL Tier-I Model Paper
No. of Questions: 100 Max. Marks: 200 Time: 60 Mnts. øŒEî¦ô¢Ù Ôví‡öËÀ 17, 2021 n email: pratibhadesk@eenadu.net

59. The ratio of the efficiencies of A, B 1) 7560 2) 10,800 document the gap (A)/ between the persisting lack of safety for women in lent unrest demanding greater.
sEìoæ¨ ›í@ êŸô¢ªî¦ô³z and C is 4 : 5 : 2, Working together, 3) 8640 4) 9200 menu painted on the wall (B)/ and public spaces. Such societal pressure C. Autonomy ...... which Beijing has
they can complete a piece of work 70. Find the length of the wire required what is actually served might be a for justice invariably weighs upon legal frequently blamed on foreign
46. Which among the following team
in 7 days. A and B work together for to fence a square field 4 times hav- great activity. (C)/ No error (D) institutions, as the police are required influence.
has won the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20
3 days. The remaining work will be ing its area 8 hectares: 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D to find the culprits with ...88... and the D. Pro-democracy protests in Hong
Trophy 2020-21?  
completed by C alone in...... 1) 2400√ 2 m 2) 1600√ 2 m Directions (Q.78): Select the wrongly judiciary to complete the legal process Kong, which has been rocked.
1) Baroda 2) Tamil Nadu 
1) 22 days 2) 25 days spelt word. without undue delay. But these institu-
3) Central Zone 4) Punjab 3) 3200√ 2 m 4) 2400 m 1) CBDA 2) ADBC
3) 20 days 4) 30 days 78. 1) Officious 2) Nauseous tions must ...89... the rule of law and
47. Ghumura is the folk dance of which 71. What is the compound interest on a 3) BDCA 4) DABC
60. What is the total surface area of the procedure even in such circum-
Indian state? 1 3) Queitude 4) Quizzical Directions (Q.95): Select the word with
identical cubes of largest possible sum of Rs. 10000 for 1  year at stances. The killing of the four accused
1) Haryana 2) Gujarat 3 Directions (Q.79): Select the most the correct spelling.
volume that are cut from a cuboid of of the rape and murder of the veteri-
appropriate meaning of the given idiom. 95. 1) Tummultuos 2) Tumultuous
3) Odisha 4) Manipur size 84 cm × 21 cm × 63 cm? 9% per annum, if the interest is nary doctor by the Cyberabad police
compounded 4 - monthly? (nearest 79. Dry run raises disturbing questions. The police 3) Tumulltuous 4) Tummulltuous
48. The 2023 Men's Hockey World 1) 31,752 cm2 2) 34,752 cm2
Cup is being hosted by which city? to Rs. 1) 1) a party without drinks claim that two of the accused snatched Directions (Q.96): Select the most
3) 37,752 cm 2 4) None of these
1) Jaipur 2) New Delhi 1) 1230 2) 1255 2) a rehearsal of a performance their weapons and fired at them when appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
61. A person sells an article at a profit before the real one the four had been taken to the crime 96. Pale into insignificance
3) Bhubaneswar 4) Gwalior 3) 1285 4) 1350
of 20%. If he had, purchased if for 3) doing a fruitless task scene to reconstruct the sequence of
49. Which word was named Oxford 72. Four different positive number are 1) To seem less important
15% less and sold if for Rs. 36 less events late after midnight, and that
Hindi word of 2020? written in descending order. One- 4) escaping form an unpleasant situ- 2) To be less exciting
he would have gained 20%. What is they killed them in self-defence. The
third of the average of all the four ation 3) To be less hectic
1) Samvidhaan 2) Aadhaar the original cost price of the article?
number is 76 less than the greatest Directions (Q.80): Select the word claim stretches credulity. The National
3) Aatmanirbharta 4) Arogya Sethu 1) 550 2) 155 3) 350 4) 200 4) To be dull and pale
of these number, if the average of which means the same as the group of Human Rights Commission has ...90...
50. Indian Coast Guard (ICG) celebrat- 1 − tanθ 2 Directions (Q.97): Improve the bracket-
ed its ....... Raising Day on 01,
February 2021.
(
62.  + 1 = ?
1 − cot θ ) last three numbers is 48, then the
greatest number among the given
words given.
80. To invent (something) in order to
a fact-finding team to Hyderabad to
probe the incident. The guidelines set
ed part of the sentence.
97. (Little she noticed) that she was
1) secθ − tanθ 2) 1 − secθ tanθ number is? deceive by the Supreme Court to deal with
1) 51st 2) 68th such events, including the need for an being targeted.
3) 1 + secθ tanθ 4) secθ + tanθ 1) 154 2) 184 3) 192 4) 96 1) to formulate 2) to compose
3) 45th 4) 37th independent investigation, must be 1) A little was she noticed
Directions (Q.63 - 66): The bar diagram 73. The milk and water in two vessels 3) to project 4) to fabricate
strictly observed to get to the bottom of 2) Little did she notice
shows the monthly expenditure of a are in the ratio of 3 : 1 and 7 : 11 Directions (Q.81): In the sentence iden-
QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE company(In lakhs). Study the graph
this sordid episode. 3) Little was she noticed
respectively. In what ratio should tify the segment which contains the
and answer the questions. 86. 1) clemency 2) retribution 4) No improvement
the liquid in both the vessels be grammatical error.
51. cos 2θ. cosec 4θ = 1, find sin 2θ + 3) lenity 4) sympathy Directions (Q.98): Select the most
mixed to obtain a new mixture con- 81. In the jungle we (A)/ saw a deer
cos 4θ = ? 87. 1) outcry 2) coldness appropriate word to fill in the blank.
taining half milk and half water? who (B)/ was shot by a rifle. (C)/ No
1) 2 2) 1 3) ∞ 4) 0 3) indifference 4) insouciance 98. Ms. Merkel is only the third
 3  3   1) 5 : 7 2) 4 : 9 3) 1 : 1 4) 4 : 7 error (D)
52. If (2√ 2 x + 3√ 3 y ) ÷ (√ 2 x + √ 3 y) 74. A sum of Rs.19,000 is divided into 88. 1) apathy 2) lethargy Chancellor ever to visit the Nazi
1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D
German camp, where a million
= (Ax2 + Bxy + Cy2) then, two parts. The simple interest on Directions (Q.82): Improve the bracket- 3) alacrity 4) ennui
 first part at the rate of 13% per 89. 1) withhold 2) suppress
Jews were killed between 1940 and
(2A − √ 6 B − 4C) = ? ed part of the sentence. 1945 and ...... has come to symbol-
1) 0 2) −8 3) 4 4) −2 annum is equal to the simple inter- 82. The four accused in the gang-rape 3) conceal 4) uphold
63. The percentage of money spent on ise the Holocaust as a whole.
est on second part at the rate of and murder of a 27-year-old woman 90. 1) expelled 2) deputed
53. 31, 29, 31, 30, 31, ? miscellaneous is...... 1) who 2) whom
25% per annum. What is the inter- veterinarian, Disha, (was shot dead 3) adjourned 4) rusticated
1) 31 2) 29 3) 30 4) 32 1 2 est (in Rs.) of each part? 3) which 4) where
54. CB is a tangent of a circle with cen- 1) 5 % 2) 6 % by) the police at near Shadnagar, Directions (Q.91): Select the synonym
4 33 1) 2500 2) 1300 Directions (Q.99): Select the antonym
ter O. AB is a diameter of circle. AC about 60 km from Hyderabad. of the given word.
3 3 3) 3250 4) 1625 of the given word.
intersects the circle at E. If AE = 8 3) 8 % 4) 4 % 1) was being shot dead by 91. Spurious
40 4 1 1 99. Moot
cm and circumference of circle is 75. If  +  = 2 cosecθ, 2) were shot dead by 1) Authentic 2) Courageous
64. The fraction of money spent on secθ − 1 secθ + 1 1) Debatable 2) Questionable
264/7 cm, then find the length of 3) were being shoot to death 3) Calmness 4) Bogus
refreshment is what percent of 0° < θ < 90°, then the value of 3) Concluded 4) Dubious
BC (in cm)? 4) No improvement Directions (Q.92 - 93): In the following
    electricity? (sec2θ + tanθ) Directions (Q.100): Select the word
1) 6√ 5 2) 9√ 5 3) 18√ 2 4) 5√ 2 Directions (Q.83): Select the most questions, a sentence has been given
1 1 1) 1 2) 3 3) 0 4) ∞ which means the same as the group of
55. A is 20% more than B and C is 1) 51 % 2) 59 % appropriate word to fill in the blank. in Active/ Passive voice. Out of the four
words given.
25% more than D. if D is 40% less 4 6 83. About one lakh temporary workers alternatives suggested, select the one
100. Just punishment for wrong doing
than A, then which of the following 1 3 ENGLISH LANGUAGE in the auto components sector lost which best expresses the same sen-
3) 57 % 4) 52 % tence in Passive/ Active voice. 1) Dandy 2) Nemesis
is true? 7 4 their jobs between October 2018
1) D = 0.95B 2) B = 0.72D Directions (Q.76): Given below are four and July 2019 due to the ...... in the 92. The passport of fugitive godman 3) Prodigy 4) Wagon
65. The total monthly expenditure of
3) D = 0.72B 4) B = 0.95D the company is : jumbled sentences. Select the option auto industry. Nithyananda has been cancelled Key
56. A person can row a distance of that gives their correct order. 1) slump 2) surge by the Ministry of External Affairs.
1) Rs. 153 lakhs 2) Rs. 315 lakhs 1-4 21-2 41-3 61-4 81-3
9 km upstream in one hour 30 min- 76. A. The member-nations of the UN 3) billowing 4) swell 1) The Ministry of External Affairs
3) Rs. 135 lakhs 4) Rs. 165 lakhs 2-1 22-1 42-3 62-3 82-2
utes and can row back to the start- Framework Convention on Directions (Q.84): Select the antonym had cancelled the passport of
66. The ratio between expenditure on Climate Change have been try- 3-2 23-2 43-3 63-2 83-1
ing point in just 45 minutes. How of the given word. fugitive godman Nithyananda.
transport and employee salary on ing to finalise measures under 4-4 24-1 44-4 64-3 84-3
much time (in hours) will be taken 84. Perverse 2) The Ministry of External Affairs
monthly basis is : Article 6 of. 5-3 25-1 45-4 65-4 85-4
to row 18 km in still water? 1) Contrary 2) Unorthodox cancelled the passport of fugitive
1) 1 : 4 2) 3 : 7 3) 3 : 4 4) 4 : 1 B. On land, oceans and the cryos- godman Nithyananda. 6-4 26-4 46-2 66-2 86-2
1) 2h 2) 1h 30min 3) Reasonable 4) Stubborn
67. If 10 digit number 167127y67x is phere, lend further urgency to the 3) The Ministry of External Affairs 7-3 27-4 47-3 67-1 87-1
3) 1h 45min 4) 2h 15min Directions (Q.85): Select the synonym
divisible by 88, then the value of task before countries now meet- has cancelled the passport of 8-1 28-1 48-3 68-4 88-3
57. The value of of the given word.
(3x + 5y) is? ing in Madrid for the UN confer- fugitive godman Nithyananda. 9-2 29-2 49-3 69-2 89-4
1 1 85. Quirk

   −    1) 31 2) 42 3) 28 4) 37 ence. 4) The Ministry of External Affairs 10-3 30-3 50-3 70-3 90-2
 
√ 12 − √ 140 √ 8 − √ 60 68. A journey of 144 km takes one hour C. The Paris Agreement to com-
1) Quest 2) Scourge
have cancelled the passport of 11-4 31-2 51-2 71-2 91-4
2 less by a fast train (A) than by a slow modify carbon emissions cuts, 3) Salutary 4) Foible fugitive godman Nithyananda.
−  12-3 32-2 52-4 72-4 92-3
   + 1 is: and to make it financially attrac- Directions (Q.86-90): In the following
√ 10 + √
train (B). If the average speed of B is 93. Bring a cup of tea. 13-1 33-3 53-3 73-2 93-1
84 tive to reduce emissions. passage some words have been delet-
24 km/h less than that of A, then the 1) Let a cup of tea be brought.
1) 0 2) 1 3) 2 4) 3 ed. Fill in the blanks with the help of the 14-3 34-1 54-1 74-4 94-2
average speed (in km/h) of A is? D. Two important reports of the 2) A cup of tea should be brought.
58. In ∆ ABC, AD is the bisector of ∠A alternatives given. Select the most 15-1 35-3 55-3 75-2 95-2
1) 36 km/h 2) 48 km/h Intergovernmental Panel on 3) You are asked to bring a cup of tea.
which meets BC at D. if AB = c, appropriate option for each blank. 16-2 36-3 56-1 76-4 96-1
3) 46 km/h 4) 72 km/h Climate Change (IPCC), on the 4) I should be allowed to bring a cup
BC= a, and AC = b, I is the incen- Justice in any civilised society is not 17-3 37-2 57-2 77-1 97-2
69. A, B and C invest in a business in impact of higher global tempera- of tea.
tre of the triangle ABC. just about ...86..., but also about deter- 18-2 38-2 58-2 78-3 98-3
the ratio 4 : 5 : 7. C is a sleeping tures.
AI rence, and in less serious crimes, Directions (Q.94): Given below are four 99-3
1) ABDC 2) BCDA 19-1 39-4 59-2 79-2
Then find  = ? partner, so his share of profits will rehabilitation of the offenders. The jumbled sentences. Select the option
ID 3) CADB 4) DBAC 20-2 40-2 60-1 80-4 100-2
be half of what it would have been heinous rape and murder of a veteri- that gives their correct order.
a+b b+c Directions (Q.77): In the sentence iden-
1)  2)  if he were a working partner. If they narian in Hyderabad in late November 94. A. Last week, U.S. President
c a make Rs.36,000 profit of which tify the segment which contains the shook the collective conscience of Donald Trump signed a law that This Model Paper was prepared by
c+a a+b 25% is reinvested in the business, grammatical error. India and resulted in an ...87... for jus- supported. Subject experts of RACE,
3)  4) 
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Ð í£J-ú‡–-꟪-õìª Þœ÷ª-EÙ-#ì í£ç˶öËÀ
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šújû¦uõª Eâ°Ù ô¦ù£ZÙ-ö˺ڨ ví£î¶-PÙ# šúšídÙ-
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EÚ¨ ô¦âËÀ-ví£-÷³ÝËÀ sÞœ÷-ô¢oôÂzÞ¥ EóŸª-NªÙ-à¦ô¢ª.-
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÷³Üu-÷ªÙvA ÍóŸ«uô¢ª.-
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vð§â˵-ÚÛªdõ Eô¦t-éÙö˺, ÎÙêŸ-ô¢Ù-TÚÛ î¦é¨-â°u-GÅ-
÷”-CÌÄö˺ ÎåÙÚ¥õª êŸö˵ê•hàŸªa. â°BóŸª ú£÷ª-
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÷ªÙC ú£Ùþ§–-û¦DÅøŒ‰õª, 75 ÷ªÙC ú£Ùþ§–-û¦õ
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ví£áõª êŸ÷ª ð§õ-ÚÛª-õìª ÷CL Óö° ÑÙè[-
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DÙêÁ ô¢ú£«öËÀ Ý°û êŸì ÚÛªåªÙ-ñÙêÁ 1947,
šúšídÙ-ñ-ô¢ªö˺ ð§Ú¨-þ§–-ûÂÚÛª ð§J-ð¼-óŸ«è[ª.-
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ð§õ-ììª Íí£p-TÙ-#ÙC.- 1947, ì÷Ù-ñô¢ª
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ìÚÛª íÆ£ªì-þ§y-ÞœêŸÙ í£L-Ú¥ô¢ª.- 1948, íƇvñ-÷J
20ì ví£â°-GÅ-vð§óŸª ›úÚÛ-ô¢é áJ-í‡ì òÅ°ô¢êŸ
ví£òÅ¡ªêŸyÙ î¦J ÍHÅù£dÙ ví£Ú¥ô¢Ù Vû¦-ÞœèÅÂìª
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91 ÷ªÙC ÷«vêŸî¶ª ð§Ú¨-þ§–-ûÂö˺ ÚÛõ-÷-è¯-EÚ¨
Íìª-ÚÛ«-õÙÞ¥ ×åª î¶ø‹ô¢ª.-
ÚÛQtôÂ ú£Ùþ§–ìÙ
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ÚÛQtôÂ, TL_êÂ, õë¯ÌÝËÀ Íû¶ û¦õªÞœª ví£ëůì
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The largest river of Asia is..?

HISTORY
1. In the context of Buddhism, “Jataka” means.
a) Stories of the previous births of Buddha
b) Sect in Buddhism
c) Prayer halls of Buddhist
d) Residence of Buddhists
2. The first discovery of rock paintings was POLITY 26. The term ‘domestic’ territory in national
made in India by...
a) Mitra
c) Cockburn
b) Anderson
d) Archibold Carlleyle
9. Who quoted “Constituent assembly is a body
of Hindus”?
a) Naziruddin Ahmed b) Granville Austin
Ernst Haeckel
SSC Exams income is associated with
a) Economic territory
b) Geographical territory
3. The terms ‘nastaliq’ and ‘shikaste’ are styles of
a) Architecture
c) Handwritings
b) Paintings
d) Dance
c) Lord Viscount Simon d) Prem Behari
10. Allocation of seats in the Rajya Sabha to the
states deals with.....
Special c) Residents
d) Citizens
27. The concept of LPG was implemented
4. 'Raniji ki baori' or the 'Queen’s Stepwell' is a) Third schedule b) Fourth schedule General Awareness under
constructed by... a) Eighth five year plan
c) Second schedule d) Fifth schedule
a) Rani Nathavati b) Rani Udayamati a) Rivers wash away salts from earth and b) Fourth five year plan
11. The Panchayat Raj system in India was
c) Rani Indumati d) Rani Padmavati introduced under the direction of..... pour them into the sea c) Seventh five year plan
5. Who constructed the garrison town “Siri” to a) Article 32 b) Article 44 b) Sea beds are salt producing regions d) Ninth five year plan
prevent mongol attacks? c) Sea animals are salt producing 28. The labour force can be defined as:
c) Article 40 d) Article 42
a) Illtumish b) Balban d) The air around the sea is saltish a) Those of workers who are seeking work
12. The Governor of a state has no power to
c) Alauddin d) Md. Bin Tughlaq 21. Hailstorms are caused due to... and are available for work at current wage
a) Prorogue the Assembly
6. Ain-i Akbari deals with..... a) Condensation b) Convection rate.
b) Summon the Assembly
a) Akbar’s administration c) Sublimation d) Freezing b) Anyone who is working or actively seeking
c) Dissolve the Assembly
b) Akbar’s ancestors 16. Fundamental Rights are inspired from work.
d) Adjourn the Assembly 22. Which soil needs little irrigation as it retains
c) Events of Akbar’s reign d) All the above a) United States of America soil moisture? c) The population between school-leaving
13. The Supreme Court of India enjoys age and retirement age.
7. In the context of peasant uprisings, b) United Kingdom a) Alluvial soil b) Black soil
Digambar Biswas and Bishnu Biswas are a) original jurisdictions d) Those who could claim benefit if they were
c) Germany d) Irish c) Red soil d) Laterite soil
associated with..... b) appellate jurisdictions to become unemployed.
23. Littoral and Swamp forests are not found in
a) Deccan Riots c) advisory jurisdictions d) All the above 29. At present, base year for WPI is...
14. Which of the following act designated the
GEOGRAPHY a) Sunderban delta b) Godavari delta
b) Pabna Agrarian Leagues a) 2011-12 b) 2012-13
Governor of Bengal as the ‘Governor- c) Andaman and Nicobar Islands
c) Indigo Revolt 17. ‘Minamata disease’ in Japan was caused by c) 2010-11 d) 2009-2010
General of Bengal’? d) Western Ghats
d) Rampa Revolt pollution due 30. Which of the following committees
a) Regulating act of 1773 24. The term Ecology was coined by...
8. Natal Indian Congress was set up by... a) Lead b) Mercury are associated with capital account
b) Charter act of 1833 a) Charles Darwin b) Ernst Haeckel
a) Dadabhai Naoroji b) Jawaharlal Nehru c) Cadmium d) Zinc convertibility?
c) Charter act of 1853 c) A G Tansley d) E P Odum
c) Mahatma Gandhi d) Bal Gangadhar Tilak 18. Cordillera in North America is a a) BV Rao Committee
d) Pitts act of 1784 a) Desert region b) Islands b) S.S. Tarapore Committee
15. Constituent Assembly was a c) Volcanic chain d) Mountain system
ECONOMICS
c) Gadgil Committee
Writer a) Fully elected body 19. The largest river of Asia is... d) None of the above
25. “An Essay on the Nature and Significance
T. Srichakra Phani b) Fully nominated body a) Ganga b) Brahmputra of Economic Science” is written by? 31. SEZ act was passed in
Senior Faculty, RACE c) Appointed body c) Yangtze d) Yellow river a) Adam Smith b) Marshall a) 2000 b) 2001
d) Partly elected and partly nominated body 20. Sea water is saltier than rain water because c) Robbins d) JM Keynes c) 2004 d) 2005

Key With Explanations
1-a; Jatakas are stories of the previous births of
Buddha.
2-d; The first discovery of rock paintings was
made in India in 1867-68 by an archaeolo-
gist, Archibold Carlleyle.
3-c; These are handwriting styles. The nastaliq
style is cursive and easy to read, the
shikaste is denser and more difficult.
4-a; Raniji ki baori or the Queen’s Stepwell is
located in Bundi in Rajasthan. It is con-
structed in 1699 by Rani Nathavati Ji.
5-c; Mongol attacks on the Delhi Sultanate
increased during the reign of Alauddin
Khalji. Alauddin constructed a new garrison
town named 'Siri' for his soldiers.
6-a; Ain-i Akbari deals with Akbar’s administra-
tion, household, army, the revenues and
the geography of his empire. It was written
by Abul Fazl.
7-c; During Indigo Revolt (1859-60), the
anger of the peasants exploded. It was
led by Digambar Biswas and Bishnu
Biswas.
8-c; In South Africa, to unite different sections
of Indians, Gandhiji set up the Natal Indian
Congress.
9-c; Lord Viscount Simon quoted Constituent
assembly as a body of Hindus.
10-b; Fourth schedule deals with allocation of
seats in the Rajya Sabha to the states
and the union territories.
11-c; Article 40 of the Indian Constitution deals
with the organization of panchayats.
12-d; The power of the adjournment as well as
adjournment sine die lies with the presid-
ing officer of the House.
13-d; The Supreme Court has original, appel-
late and advisory jurisdictions.
14-a; Regulating act of 1773, designated the
Governor of Bengal as the ‘Governor-
General of Bengal’. The first Governor-
General was Lord Warren Hastings.
15-d; Constituent assembly was a partly elect-
ed and partly nominated body.
16-a; The framers of the constitution derived
inspiration from the constitution of USA
(i.e., Bill of Rights).
17-b; Minamata disease was first discovered in
Minamata city in Kumamoto prefecture,
Japan, in 1956.
18-d; Cordilleras of North America is a part of
the Cordilleran mountain system found in
the western part of North America.
19-c; Yangtze (China) is the longest river in
Asia (6300 kms).
20-a; Sea water is saltier than rain water
because rivers wash away salts from
earth and pour them into the sea.
21-d; In a hailstorm, small ice particles that
form above the freezing level (which
occurs in all thunderstorms) collect either
rain water or cloud water on them, form-
ing a water shell that freezes.
22-b; Black soil is formed due to solidification of
lava spread over large areas during vol-
canic activity in the deccan plateau. The
soil is rich in iron and nitrogen. It is suit-
able for cotton and groundnuts.
23-d; These forests are mainly of wetlands.
24-b; In 1866, the term Ecology was coined by
Ernst Haeckel. Ecology means the “Study
of the household of nature”.
25-c; Robbins wrote a famous book “An Essay
on the Nature and Significance of
Economic Science”, in 1932. He intro-
duced the ‘Scarcity’ definition of econom-
ics in his book.
26-a; The term domestic territory means eco-
nomic territory of a country where the
goods and services produced within a ter-
ritory.
27-a; LPG refers to liberalisation, privatisation,
globalisation. It was introduced by
PV Narasimha Rao government in
1990-9. Eighth five year plan (1992-97).
28-a; The labour force can be defined as
“Those of workers who are seeking work
and are available for work at current wage
rate”.
29-a; The new series of the WPI was released
by the government with the revised base
year as 2011-12. The existing base year
was 2004-05.
30-b; S.S. Tarapore Committee (1997) on cap-
ital account convertibility.
31-d; The Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy
was announced by the government in
2000. Which was concertised through the
SEZ Act, 2005.

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Antonym
Antonym questions are more important than
Synonym questions because you have to first
think of the meaning of the given word, and
then its antonym. This could be difficult for
some test takers. So, you must prepare well.
Also, remember that any vocabulary question
is indirectly important because words (and
synonyms or antonyms of those words) are
important in the whole of the English section.
You can do well in the English section only if
you are good at vocabulary. In SSC CGL
exam, you will get 1 to 2 Antonym questions
in Tier I and 3 to 4 questions in Tier II.
MODEL QUESTIONS
Directions(Q. 1-18): Select the antonym of the
given word.
1. Genuine
1) Affectionate 2) Deceitful
3) Unwholesome 4) Hilarious
Explanation: The given word means "authen-
tic, real, actual, original". Option 2 means "dis-
honest, untruthful, lying, mendacious, insin-
cere, false". Therefore, the correct answer is
option 2. Option 1 means "loving, fond, ador-
ing, devoted, caring"; option 3 means
"unhealthy, noxious, poisonous, unnourishing"
and option 4 means "very funny, extremely
amusing, hysterically funny".
Ans: 2
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2. Unprejudiced
1) Antagonistic 2) Biased
3) Aversion 4) Apprehensive
Explanation: The given word means "objec-
tive, impartial, unbiased, fair, neutral, even-
handed". Option 2 means "unfairly prejudiced
for or against someone or something".
Therefore, the correct answer is option 2.
Option 1 means "hostile, opposed, inimical,
antipathetic, unsympathetic"; option 3 means
"dislike of, distaste for, disinclination, abhor-
rence, hatred" and option 4 means "anxious,
alarmed, worried, uneasy, nervous, con-
cerned, agitated, restless, edgy, on edge, fid-
gety, tense, strained, stressed, neurotic, pan-
icky, afraid, scared, frightened, fearful, terrified,
on tenterhooks, trepidatious, stressed, worried,
uneasy, concerned".
Ans: 2
3. Incandescent
1) Vibrant 2) Fragile
3) Dim 4) Adroit
Explanation: The given word means "emitting
light as a result of being heated". Option 3
means "(of a light, color, or illuminated object)
not shining brightly or clearly". Therefore, the
correct answer is option 3. Option 1 means
"full of energy and enthusiasm"; option 2
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means "(of an object) easily broken or dam-
aged" and option 4 means "clever or skillful in
using the hands or mind".
Ans: 3
4. Reverence
1) Plagiarize 2) Superficial
3) Truncated 4) Contempt
Explanation: The given word means "deep
respect for someone or something". Option 4
means "the feeling that a person or a thing is
beneath consideration, worthless, or deserving
scorn". Therefore, the correct answer is option
4. Option 1 means "take (the work or an idea of
someone else) and pass it off as one's own";
option 2 means "existing or occurring at or on
the surface" and option 3 means “shortened
(something) by cutting off the top or the end”.
Ans: 4
5. Corpulent
1) Rotund 2) Trivial 3) Skinny 4) Gloomy
Explanation: The given word means "(of a
person) fat". Option 3 means "(of a person or
part of their body) unattractively thin".
Therefore, the correct answer is option 3.
Option 1 means
"(of a person) large and plump"; option 2
means "of little value or importance" and option
4 means "dark or poorly lit, especially so as to
8. Illustrate
appear depressing or frightening; it also means
sad, depressed".
Ans: 3
6. Brash
1) Timid 2) Unruly
3) Hoarse 4) Passionate
Explanation: The given word means "self-
assertive in a rude, noisy, or dominating way".
Option 1 means "showing a lack of courage or
confidence; easily frightened 1". Therefore, the
correct answer is option 1. Option 2 means
"disorderly and disruptive and not amenable to
discipline or control"; option 3 means "(of a
person's voice) sounding rough and harsh, typ-
ically as the result of a sore throat or of shout-
9. Annoy
ing" and option 4 means "having, showing, or
caused by strong feelings or beliefs".
Ans: 1
7. Putrid
1) Pungent 2) Overpowering
3) Perfumed 4) Delightful
Explanation: The given word means "(of
organic matter) decaying, decomposing or rot-
ting and emitting a foul smell". Option 3 means
"naturally having or producing a sweet, pleas-
ant smell". Therefore, the correct answer is
option 3. Option 1 means "having a sharply
strong taste or smell"; option 2 means
10. Terminate
"extremely strong or intense; overwhelming;
dominating" and option 4 means "causing
delight; charming".
Ans: 3
conclude; end the employment of (someone);
dismiss". Option 4 means "employ (someone)
for wages". Therefore, the correct answer is
option 4. Option 1 means "set (someone) free
from imprisonment, slavery, or oppression";
option 2 means "intensify, increase, or further
improve the quality, value, or extent of" and
option 3 means "make (a problem, injury, or
offence) worse or more serious".
Ans: 4
11. Scarcity
1) Deficiency 2) Paucity
3) Abundance 4) Extraneous
Explanation: The given word means "the state
of being scarce or in short supply; shortage".
Option 3 means "a very large quantity of some-
thing". Therefore, the correct answer is option
3. Option 1 means "a lack or shortage"; option
2 means "the presence of something in only
SSC Exams small or insufficient quantities or amounts" and
option 4 means "irrelevant or unrelated to the
subject being dealt with".
Special 12. Abbreviate
1) Condense 2) Extend
Ans: 3
English Language 3) Pressurize 4) Comfort
Explanation: The given word means "shorten
(a word, phrase, or text); shorten the duration
of; cut short". Option 2 means "cause to cover
1) Defame 2) Obscure
a wider area; make larger". Therefore, the cor-
3) Detain 4) Absolve
rect answer is option 2. Option 1 means "make
Explanation: The given word means "explain (something) denser or more concentrated";
or make (something) clear by using examples, option 3 means "produce or maintain raised
charts, pictures, etc.". Option 2 means "make pressure artificially in (a gas or its container)"
unclear and difficult to understand". Therefore, and option 4 means "a state of physical ease
the correct answer is option 2. Option 1 means
and freedom from pain or constraint".
"damage the good reputation of (someone)";
Ans: 2
option 3 means "keep (someone) from pro- 13. Kindle
ceeding by holding them back or making
1) Dowse 2) Despise
claims on their attention" and option 4 means
3) Slaughter 4) Dishearten
"declare (someone) free from guilt, obligation,
or punishment". Explanation: The given word means "set
Ans: 2 (something) on fire". Option 1 means "extin-
guish (a fire or light)". Therefore, the correct
answer is option 1. Option 2 means "feel con-
1) Burden 2) Chasm tempt or a deep repugnance for"; option 3
3) Smoothen 4) Appease means "kill (animals) for food; kill (people or
Explanation: The given word means "make animals) in a cruel or violent way, typically in
(someone) a little angry; irritate". Option 4 large numbers" and option 4 means "cause
means "pacify or placate (someone) by acced- (someone) to lose determination or confi-
ing to their demands". Therefore, the correct dence".
answer is option 4. Option 1 means "load
Ans: 1
heavily"; option 2 means "a deep fissure in the 14. Inadequate
earth's surface" and option 3 means "give
1) Benevolent 2) Liberal
(something) a flat, regular surface or appear-
3) Considerate 4) Ample
ance".
Explanation: The given word means "lacking
Ans: 4
the quality or quantity required; insufficient for
a purpose". Option 4 means "enough or more
1) Liberate 2) Enhance than enough; plentiful". Therefore, the correct
3) Aggravate 4) Hire answer is option 4. Option 1 means "well-
Explanation: The given word means "end, meaning, kind-hearted"; option 2 means "will-
ing to respect or accept behavior or opinions
different from one's own; open to new ideas;
also generous" and option 3 means "careful
not to inconvenience or harm others; also
showing careful thought".
Ans: 4
15. Unsophisticated
1) Apprentice 2) Urbane
3) Devout 4) Debutante
Explanation: The given word means "lacking
refined worldly knowledge, culture or tastes".
Option 2 means "(of a person) courteous and
refined in manner". Therefore, the correct
answer is option 2. Option 1 means "a person
who is learning a trade from a skilled employ-
er, having agreed to work for a fixed period at
low wages"; option 3 means "having or show-
ing deep religious feeling or commitment" and
option 4 means "a woman making her first pub-
lic appearance, especially in sport".
Ans: 2
16. Zenith
1) Paramount 2) Summit
3) Nadir 4) Bygone
Explanation: The given word means "the point
in the sky or celestial sphere directly above an
observer". Option 3 means "the point on the
celestial sphere directly below an observer".
Therefore, the correct answer is option 3.
Option 1 means "more important than anything
else; supreme"; option 2 means "the highest
point of a hill or mountain" and option 4 means
"belonging to an earlier time".
Ans: 3
17. Irritable
1) Unwavering 2) Even-tempered
3) Judicious 4) Inflexible
Explanation: The given word means "having
or showing a tendency to be easily annoyed".
Option 2 means "not easily annoyed or made
angry; calm and composed". Therefore, the
correct answer is option 2. Option 1 means
"not wavering; steady or resolute"; option 3
means "having, showing, or done with good
judgement or sense" and option 4 means
"unwilling to change or compromise".
Ans: 2
18. Haughty
1) Trifling 2) Appropriate
3) Grim 4) Humble
Explanation: The given word means "arro-
gantly superior and disdainful". Option 4
means "having or showing a modest or low
estimate of one's importance". Therefore, the
correct answer is option 4. Option 1 means
"unimportant or trivial"; option 2 means "suit-
able or proper in the circumstances" and option
3 means "very serious or gloomy".
Ans: 4
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Properties
1. Find the sum of prime numbers lying
between 60 and 75.
a) 199 b) 211 c) 272 d) 205
Sol: Prime numbers between 60 and 75 are 61,
67, 71 and 73.
Hence, sum of first 38 odd number 1
∴ Sum = 61 + 67 + 71 + 73 = 272 34(x − y) = 3 ⇒ x − y = 
Ans: c
2. Which of the following fractions is the smallest?
= (38)2 = 1444
5. A natural number is multiplied by a prime
number. The product is always a.....
Ans: c
SSC Exams 17
⇒ x =  and y = 
8
15
8
4

Ans: c
6 16 19 11 7
, , , , 
7 19 21 14 10

a) 
6
b) 
7
c) 
16 11
d) 
a) Prime number
c) Whole number
Sol: Whole number.
b) Composite number
d) Irrational number
Ans: c
Special 3. If 'n' is an integer, then (n3 − n) will always be
divisible by?
a) 4 b) 5 c) 6 d) 7
7 10 19 14 6. 323 is a ........ Quantitative Aptitude Sol: Here, n3 − n = n(n − 1)(n + 1)
6 16 a) Irrational number b) Negative integer Product of three consecutive integers is
Sol:  = 0.86;  = 0.84;
7 19 c) Prime number d) Composite number always divisible by 6.
c) For positive x, x2 < x d) None of these
19 11 7 Sol: 323 = 17 × 19    Ans: c
 = 0.90;  = 0.78 and  = 0.7 Sol: √20 + √80 = √180 when we simplify LHS
21 14 10 Hence, it is a composite number. Ans: d      4. If 55x + 5 = 1, then the value of 'x' will be
19 6 16 11 7 7. The least prime number is..... √20 + √80 = √20 + 2√20 = 3√20 4
∴ Descending order is  >  >  >  >    a) 0 b) −1 c) 1 d) − 
21 7 19 14 10 a) 0 b) 1 c) 2 d) 3 = √ 9 × 20 = √180 Ans: b 5
Ans: b Sol: 2 is the smallest prime number. Ans: c Sol: Here, 55x + 5 = 50
3. Which of the following fractions is the 8. Which of the following is in ascending order?
Indices ⇒ 5x + 5 = 0
greatest? 121 92 87 76 51
87 76 51 92 121 ∴ −  < −  < −  < −  < −  ⇒ x = −1 Ans: b
41 25 67 78 a) − , − , − , − , −  134 105 100 89 64 1. If 22x − y = 16 and 2x + y = 32, then value of 5. If a = 240, b = 330 and c = 520, then which of
a)  b)  c)  d)  100 89 64 105 134
32 16 58 69 Ans: c xy is.... the following relations is true?
76 51 92 121 87
78 67 b) − , − , − , − , −  1095 a) 2 b) 4 c) 6 d) 8 a) a < c < b b) a < b < c
Sol:  = 1.13;  = 1.15; 89 64 105 134 100 9.  when expressed in simplest form is
1168 Sol: Here, 22x − y = 24 ⇒ 2x − y = 4 c) c < a < b d) b < c < a
69 58 121 92 87 76 51
c) − , − , − , − , −  13 15 17 25 and 2x + y = 25 ⇒ x + y = 5 Sol: a = (24)10 = (16)10,
25 41 a)  b)  c)  d) 
 = 1.56 and  = 1.28 134 105 100 89 64 ⇒ x = 3 and y = 2
16 32 16 16 26 26 b = (33)10 = (27)10,
51 92 121 87 76 Hence, x × y = 6 Ans: c
78 67 41 25 d) − , − , − , − , −  Sol: Dividing numerator and denominator by 73 c = (52)10 = (25)10
∴ Ascending order is  <  <  <  64 105 134 100 89 1095 15 2. If 3x + y = 81 and 81x − y = 3, then the value Hence, a < c < b.
69 58 32 16  =  Ans: b
Sol: Since, the difference between the numera- 1168 16 of x will be Ans: a
Ans: b tor and denominator of all the five fractions
10. Which of the following is true? 15 17
4. Find the sum of first 38 odd numbers. is a constant i.e. 13, then the value of the a) 42 b)  c)  d) 39 These model questions were prepared by
8 8
a) 1384 b) 1834 c) 1444 d) 1524 fraction with the biggest numerator will be a) (0.333...) + (0.666...) = 0.222... Subject experts of Career Launcher,
   Sol: Here, 3x + y = 34 ⇒ x + y = 4
Sol: Sum of first 'n' odd number = n2 the highest. b) √ 20 + √ 80 = √ 180 Hyderabad

(√
Surds    (√ 
3 3 1 3 −√2 ) 1(√ 4 − √ 3 ) 15 1 15 + √14)
=3− = =  
  ×    +       ? −  × 
(√ 3 + √ 2 ) (√ 3 − √ 2 ) (√ 4 + √ 3 ) (√
2 2 Ans: d    √10 + √20 + √40 − √80 − √ 5 (√15 − √14) (√15 + √
  
  4 −√3 ) 14)
1 + √2 1 − √2      
(√14 + √

1. Simplify:  +  3. What is the value of the expression     a) √ 5 b) √10 c) √10 + √ 5 d) √10 − √ 5
    

  1(√ 5 − √ 4 ) 1(√ 6 − √ 5 ) 1 13)
√5 +√3 √5 − √3 √
[6 + √ {6 + √(6 + ... ∞)}] ? +    + 
+ 
  × 

a) √ 5 + √ 6
 
b) 2√ 5 + √ 6
      
(√ 5 + √ 4 ) (√ 5 − √ 4 ) (√ 6 + √ 5 ) (√ 6 − √ 5 ) Sol: 
 
15
   (√14 − √13) (√ 
14 + √13)
            √10 + √20 + √40 − √80 − √ 5 1
 
(√13 + √12)
c) √ 5 − √ 6 d) 2√ 5 − 3√ 6 a) 8 b) 2 c) 3 d) 10 √3 −√2 √4 −√3 √5 −√4 √6 −√5
=  +  +  +  15 −  × 
Sol: 
  3−2 4−3 5−4 6−5 = 
     (√13 − √12) (√
  
13 + √12)
(1 + √     
2 ) × (√ 5 − √ 3 ) (1 − √ 2 ) × (√ 5 + √ 3 )
Sol: Let x =
√ 6 + √ 6 + √ 6 + ....      
= √3 −√2 + √4 −√3 + √5 −√4 + √6 −√5
  √ 10 + 2√ 5 + 2√10 − 4√ 5 − √ 5
1 (√12 + √

11)
 +   15 15 +  × 
(√       
5 + √ 3 ) × (√ 5 − √ 3 ) (√ 5 − √ 3 ) × (√ 5 + √ 3 ) ⇒ x = √ 6 + x ⇒ x2 − x − 6 = 0  
= √6 −√2
=  
3√10 − 3√ 5
 =   
3√ 5 [√ 2 − 1]
 
(√12 − √11)  
(√12 + √11)
        ⇒ (x −3)( x + 2) = 0      
√ 5 − √ 3 + √10 − √ 6 √ 5 + √ 3 − √10 − √ 6 = √ 2 (√ 3 −1) Ans: b √5 (√ 2 + 1) 1(√11 + √10)
=  +  =  ×  − 
5 −3 5 −3
∴ x = 3 (As x ≠ −2) Ans: c  7   (√  
11 − √10) (√11 + √10)

    
4. If √ 6 × √15 = x √10, then the value of x will be..
6. If √ 2 = 1.4142, then the value of 
4 + √2
 √ 2 − 1 (√ 2 + 1)  
2 (√ 5 − √ 6 )  
    √10 + √ 5   √10 + √ 9
=  = √ 5 − √ 6 a) √ 3 b) √ 6 will be.. =  = √10 + √ 5 + 
2 Ans: c
  
c) 3

d) 9
2− 1
Ans: c (√10 − √
  
9 ) (√10 + √ 9 )
 a) 1.2929 b) 1.5858 c) 3.5858 d) 4.4142
3 + √5 Sol: √ 6 × √15 = √ 2 × 3 × 3 × 5 = 3√10    
(4 − √2 )
1 8. What will be the value of
2. 3 −  −   is equal to..  7 √16 + √15 √15 + √14
4 3 + √5 Comparing with x√10, we get x = 3 Sol:  ×  1 1 1 =  − 
Ans: c   16 − 15 15 − 14
 4 +√2 (4 − √ 2 ) 
  − 
  + 
 
√5  3 5. What is the value of 
7(4 − √ 2 ) √16 − √15 √15 − √14 √14 − √13   
√14 + √13 √13 + √12

a)  b) √ 5 c) 0 d) 
2 2 1 1 1 1 =  1 1 1 +  − 
   +   +   + ? 16 − 2 14 − 13 13 − 12
3 +√5 1 (3 − √5)   
√2 + √3 √3 + √4 √4 +√5 √5 + √6
 

− 

√13 − √12
 +    − 

√12 − √11 √11 − √10

     
Sol: 3 −  −   ×   7(4 − √ 2 ) √ 12 + √11 √ + √10 √10 + √ 9
11
4 (3 + √ 5 ) (3 − √ 5 )    =  +  −  + 
a) √ 6 − 1 b) √ 2 (√ 3 − 1) 14 1
    + 
  ? 12 − 11 11 − 10 10 − 9
3 + √ 5 (3 − √ 5 ) c) √ 3 − 1 d) √ 2 − 1  √ − √9
= 3 −  −  4 −√2 4 − 1.4142 2.5858 10       
4 9−5 =  =  =  = 1.2929 = √16 + √15 − √15 − √14 + √14 + √13 − √13
Sol: Re-write as, a) 7 b) 0 c) 1 d) None of these

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  2 2 2       
3 +√5 + 3 −√5 1 1 1 1 Ans: a 1 (√ 
16 + √15 ) − √12 + √12 + √11 − √11 − √10 + √10 + √9
= 3 −  
  + 
  + 
  + 
  Sol:  ×   
4 √3 +√2 √4 +√3 √5 +√4 √6 +√5 7. Which of the following is equal to (√16 − √15 ) (√16 + √
  
15 )
= √16 + √ 9 = 4 + 3 = 7 Ans: a
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