L ln the given sequence some letters are missing.

Which of the given options can fill the

blanks in the correct order from Ieft to right?
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dt crnclr 6r q.ftr RtcELc * qpr
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BLAME * *+ frrcqr ilqln? ti

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A=1,,:g,=3 andsd on, what rgdl be the total value of the letters of the word INDIAN?

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1*.i
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rR ,

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'tight', 'ail, 'water' and 'earth" respectively. lf somebni:tis t'titrstv tliir!, wflat i^routA fre
drink?
ffi srq uE qt, Td r*flffq '"itrqdft * ugun'earth', 'wate/,'light', 'air'*t 'sky'*
fr
;6-ftm '"sky, 'light', 'air', 'water'*{ 'earth'6 {d srrn qt{ qrur I fr wt AV{n?
Light 2. Air
3. skv 4. Water

7. Choose the odd numera! pair

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then

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3 Mother 4.. Cousin _.T
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questions given below.
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Ravi and Kunal are good in hockey and volleyball. Sachin and Ravi are
good in Hockey and
baseball. Gaurav and Kunal are good in cricket and volleyball. Sachin, Gaurav and Michael are
good in footballand baseball.
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qft<rd wa +r (Rm, d( rfr Etft ft ffia
+ wd *r rilce frq Eilil
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Ll. Who is good in Hockey, Cricket and Volleyball? "1" '
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: ,2. Kunal I
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;{ aavi 4 Gaurav,;

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L4. A,p,R,X,S and Tare sitting in a row. S and Z aFtn the-'centre, and A and P are at the ends.
R is iitting on the left of A. Then who is sittingon tlre right of P?

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15. A man is facing west. He.tur.ns 45o in the 21(e ,

and then another 1800 in the
same direction and then 27O" in the anticlockwise direction. WhicffdirEction,ts he facing
now? : .

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ei1
tob. iilr Igr fu q.S fr g-f+-6 Eln + &re 2700 Usrr if,E u{rfil +atr fr'u qg5Ll

q.s
3. West -r' South West
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L6. Kunal walks .10km towards North. From there, he walks'etm'towards South. fhen, he
walks 3kn 'towards East. How far and in ;rvhich direction is he with 'ieference to his
starting point? v.-

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ft. t{ * mm'qcril *r {6 irq+ lremr fr + fr€ G'{n t s frilft 1t w ir
1. 5km West / tfm North East
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L7. A watch reads 4:30. lf the minute hand folntr East, in what direction will the hour hand
point?
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3. South-East y North-East
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Seven villages A,B,C,D,E,F aild G ire-situ'ated as'follcjws ^i

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ffi rfq A;B,C,D,E,F *t e rs ftE t fuo *r
't
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C is 1km to the West of A a

c, At r ft.ft. cFfi fr e<q'*

D is 2km to the South of G

D,G + 2 fr'.ft. qfturfrvts'*

G is 2km to the East of C

G, c+ 2 k'.fr. t4 fi rtq' *--,

the middle of B and tll
D is exactly in E

D, B *r e * kqg Sr +, Rrt *t- a.

18. A is in the middle nf

A T{+qq+ *
1. EandC 2. EandG
3. FandG -r GandC

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19. Which two viiliges are the farthest from one another?
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The relationship among the words in the question can best be repres9nted by oqre of the five
diagrams (a), (b), (c), (d) and (e) given below. Mark your answer accordingly.
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2L. Teacher, College, Student
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23. Parrots, Birds, Mice I 9..j

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24. Professor, Researcher,Scientist .1

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questions
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3l s

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r; a_

Singers
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26. Which region denotes lndian leaders who are not singers.
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27. Which region repres'Ent lndian Leaders who are singers?

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1.2 3

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28. Whicht'egion represents leadeis,whs are neither singers nor lndians? '

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4.- 7
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30. Which region represents singers who are neither tndians nor leaders?
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 Directions Question (31-32) ln each of the following questions. choose the word which
comes at the end in the English Dictionary.
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31. (1) Clarinet (21 Cl#destine
Clatse (4) Cla3p

32 (U Dis?onnect Dilembark
(21 oisLlose (4) Diiconcert

33. Rohan ranks seventh from the top and twenty sixth from the bottom in a class. How many
students are these in the class?
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1. 31 _{tz 1 6
3. 33 4. 34 :- ,l I
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34. lf 1* October is Sunday, then 1tt Novernber will be.
rt 25
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t^l
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y' w"dnesday t4, Thursday l.: , .-._ .E
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id.-15' -: ;j

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36. A farmer built a fence arorlnd his square p.lot.$e,y,g 9d 27 fepcqpgl.gs on each ride o'i-lbilf
square. How many poles did-he nee{ d[Oeether.
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Count the number of squares in the BiVen figure.

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l,f

L. 18 L4
3. 10 4. 9

40. How many triangles are there in the following figure?

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42. Choose the correct water image for the given figure.
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43. Find the figure in which the given figure is embedded.
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45. Find out, which of the answer flgures complete the figure matrix.
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a I
1 2 4 ,

46. Three figures are followed by four aniwer figures from which you have to choose a figure
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when the transparent sheet is placed along the dotted line.
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50. A solid cube of each side 8 cms has been painted red, blue and green on pairs of odposite I
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faces. lt is then cut into cublcal blocks of each side 2cms. How many small cubes have i
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three faces painted? I

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2- tl t 'l a o o a b o t BooKLET NUlt/tBER:
608
Language Comprhensive Test -ZOLI

Time:45 Minutes: Max Marks :50

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lnstructions to the Candidates qReuffi+ frc fr&r
Read the following instructions carefully before cr+ + sat ?it qre ftqfte* dqnurftT{a cBcr
you answer the question:

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ANSWER SHEET.
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Sheet as given in your admission card. RRsr
3. Please note and follow the instructions given
on the answer sheet for writing the answers.
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4. Darken the CIRCLE with pen for answering
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the question in the appropriate space 4. lnFT ifir var ti +
against the number corresponding to the
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question you are answering.
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try read the whole question paper before 6. qffi inft cff irM * E{frc vrt t+ ilr€ q.A +
beginning to answer it.
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8. Sincethe time allotted for this question paper
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one question.
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Direction: 1-5 Read the following passage him bending over a dying man
and answer the questions based on it. covered with vermin. Gandhitended
Gandhi without realising it, had to him and whispered. "He is.'my
found the secret of success. He brother".
began to look on every difficulty as x.- Gandhi found the secret of success
an opportunity for service, a in
challenge which could draw out of L. personal Profit.
^ t him greater and greater resources
of
intelligence and imagination. ln
2. prestige in his work.
. , turning h.is back on personal profit 3. every difficulty as an
or prestige-'in his work, he found he opportunity.
had won the trust and even love of
I turning his back on ,pgrsonat
' white and lndian South Africans
, - t.. profit or.prestige in his work.
alike. More and mbre people from 2; i:s!(6stttrba r' .:
"r.; ftig own community began to
I '
.:3c't"f-]r': wal'' happy
entrust their legal work to him. ln dressing in alien
..'iii ,., clotliis.
:i,tlsh9ft time he..w99 a , successful r: -:
.. .! .i;? l. I i

lawyer, dignified with westernised _?.,.'did not agree'.to dress in alien

life style. clothes. ,i

He brought his wife' KastuiU. ,ni to wear alien

initiallrT resisted
two sons to their new home and clothes and adopt artificial
-to_ manners.
,""r;.pai.nfully, they adjugted the i:ic.r ]r, i]*: :i '-: i. , ,,
tortures of alien cloths and artificial ,., Ur'-!r' Could not adjust ali€n
oi'uo
niahners: At:'first they objected ::i:;.i1 i
.- clothes and artificial

bitterly, but Gandhi was unyielding. 3.,' ,, G?Bdhi. identified with,r:,.:, - ,,,
?-' lt was essential .to look "cidlized" '*r:1.i' theEuropeans.;' , ..' | '
that is, European. That was the pr'rte
2; his family.
.,. t I
:..::.::. of ,success, and all of them had tq
Pay for it. , r y the labourers who came from
lndia.
^- .-)., But the political and social
lepression ,of all lndian in South : ' 4:: None of the above .. - ,

Africa, and especiajly the desperate 4. ' TheNurse was looking after ' _
'
condition of those' who'cgme as '. , :i t t
Plague Patients.$
"':i , labourers'on a system equivatent to ., I ,,r1' '
' -.a' legalised'slavery, hhd made a deep 2. .-,, Patients with infectious;disease.
''-' impression on Gandhi. When the si.*and the dying lndians:
/l
,,, bla,ck plague broke out in the squalid 4. lndibn labouieis suffering from
--.,,,ghetto of Johannesburg, the sick and black plague.
dying were taken to an abandoned,
quarantined
5 The man was dying due to
. building where a heroic
'-':'''' English nurse spent long hours alone 1. )Vermin.
caring for them. Many years later
-'':' i she related'
d black plague.
that at the height of 3. illtr,eatment.
epidemic Gandhi come to help. She
warned him that it was plague, but -t4. squalid living cond[tions.
he went straight to the sick. She saw

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 Direction: 6-10 Read the passage given 2. Balance between money and
below and answer the questions, based family is important.
on it.
3. Everything is useless.
It is.a common belief that without
money nothing is possible in the 4. Real friendship and love in
modern era. lt is so because the human hearts make life worth
MNCs (Multi National Companies) living.
are spreading their wings in every 7 Money is affecting the cultural
field in lndia. shape of our society because
So, we have in our country allthings 1. Human values appear cheap in
from a pin to an aeroplane made by face of glitter of money.
some foreign company. ln the glitter
We have stahed to run after
of foreign life, which is based on materialgains.
-manipulation of hon€y,ri6stead
of
real friendship or real love between 3,, We like to be manipulated by
human hearts, the lndians are losing money.
their cultural shape to some extent. 4. Friendship cannot be easily
This is bringing about a number of bought.
changes in our living styles.
8. Globalisation means
ln the name of globalisation w€'are
being sold foreign branded 1. We can tour tbe world.
syveetened water in the form of cold Whole world is one big rnarket.
';
-{
drinks, sweet things like biscuits
. made of wheat, tinned fruits, -1. Free exchange of ideas with
- ,,,
anybody.

f-
vegetables, jams, concentrated fruit
juices, chocolates etc. All these
things are produced in lndia. For
that the foreign companies buy raw
material at low rates in lndia,
process it in lndia and then sell the
manufactured products to the
lndians at a very high price.
Previously, the Britishers took the
raw matdrial from lndia, changed it
into finished goods and sotd it back
to the lndians at exorbitant rates.
Now, the foreigners need not'take
the raw material to their own
countries when they can do the
mischief on our own land and thus
beat us in our own house.
6 Which common belief has got the
hold of every lndian mind?
Money is the be all and end all
of everything.
4. We become citizens of the
world.
9 How are foreign companies taking
advantage of lndia?
1. They buy the raw material from
' lndia and sell them the finished
products. \
,-{ They buy the raw material, get
things produced in lndia and sell
finished products at high prices.
3. They buy raw material from
lndia and sell finished products
in their own countries only.
4. They buy raw material from
lndia, get things produced in
lndia and sell the finished
product in other countries.

2
 10. How did the foreign companies and
the Britishers diffei?
1. Foreign companies sold
products in lndia whereas
Britishers did not.
2. Foreign companies gave jobs to
lndians but Britishers did not do
so.
,/
3/ Foreien companies bought the
produced the finished Products
here only whereas Britishers
took the raw material to their
own country for Production.
' Punishment is seen as a question of
4. Britishers Iiked lndian raw
materia! but not the finished
goods and foreign comPanies
like every product of lndia.
Diibction: ' 11-15 Read the foltowing
.Jl. pdSsage and answers the questions based
tr on it.
,b Crime has become an inseParable
part of our society. But this doesn't
, mean that we can allow themrto
irnpact our dailY lives and create
darkness even on the brightest days.
However, utilitarian theory believes
that punishment may or may not
have deterrent effect.
Retributive theory focuses on the
past actions of criminal. The moral
blame is assigned to criminal and his
future conduct doesn't form a base
for deciding punishment. ln it,
punishment is must and juptified as
q: criminals have committdd., an
immoral act and deserve harsh
punishment. lt basically follows the
concept of an eye for an eye. The
emphasis is on the moral connection
betriveen guilt and punishment.
accountability and responsibility,
Criminals pay their debt in form of
punishment. Retributive theory
advocates harsh punishment and
they argue that it reduces crime as
no matter what. Some people don't
learn easy leisons. lf ttiey are
treated with sympathy, thby take it
'
as a weakness of society.
The main idea of the passage is to
11

1. des'cribe crime and teach

I
people to live with it.
Eliminating crime is must and harsh
'
punishments are one of the y' explain the theories of
effective ulaYs to reduce .crime. lt
stands especially true for the people
/ Punishment.

who commit crime just for fun. The

3. have a deterrent effect on
criminal minds.
concept of Punishment is based on
theories.
' 4. make people awaie of difflrent
theories for mitigating crime.
The theory in which goal of
,, punishments is to deter the future L2. Utilitarian theory advocates
crlme is known as"utilitarian theory.
,/
Deterrence is the objective of harsh
.a{ giving harsh'punishmentisso that
in future crime not
punishments as it creates an committed.
aversion for the possible results of
criminal actions. lt is justified only .2. punishmentcannot stoP crime'
when the harm that Punishment 3. to understand the behaviour
p?events is more than Punishment pattern of criminals'
girien to criminal. lf it doesn't deter, the
4. to
'f
enhance Positive
it adds to the human suffering' outcomes of Punishment'

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13. The focus of Retributive theory is on

Direction: t6-17 Ttie folloWiilB fiVe
sentences come from.a single grr5ryraph.
1. giving same Pain and . The first and last se,ntences are
Punishment to the criminals choose. The right order in
which theY have given to . .given
others.
which the sentences (PQR) should
appear to comPlete the ParagraPh'
2. creating an aversion for the
S.1 ComPuters have become an in
Possible results of criminal
actions.
x 16.
integral Part of our lives as theY
offer us just anYthing under the
..:

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;Hffi:*te
punish
^"v sun.

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4. teaching them to Ue vindicfifl ,t i.:
and full of vengeance' / s.3
L.(

The effect cif crime' on daiiY life is ,S'4

",:-.
that . r. . :t a,
S.5 .Excessive, use of comPuter is
people have lost tfreir Peace of causing innumerable Problems
:1.
related to health so it should be
usediudiciouslY.

Pa,,,".,Modern children easily ge! hogl$d

Soc'tety trYab eliminate crime

, .-,.p4 to*them
especiElly becau.sq:gf,th6
gameS. .! (! r

O- lto .doubt theY have m.ade lives

't 24tt impacts daily'111" ahd creates
, eas.[er but not without a Price'"
darkness on the brightestdaYs'
R- , ' From ' banking, "'' shoPPing,
\l\ 15.' Gun culture is prevalent'in Atnerica-'
We keep;eading aboulincidents of
.,' entertainment, knowledge, You
and You have aceess to it'
o
fuarne"it
any crazy. guY who catchPs hold of )anoor" from the oPtions given
gun and indiscriminately opens fire ' : '
below
' and kills manY People withoUt anY -:. -git',., t-' ! ._

rhyme or reasdh. ln such instances ',iqt-y', RPQ : ;' . i ,. --!.-

., 'punishment should,be deeided by' '!r:t Z.i ,pQR'

. i'. l.
Understanrifhg, the background r';r^. f,{.1,, : if :. i

of the attacksr, : :
3. QPR
2. correcting hlntmotatlY first. ,1. .4" R98- ", :

17. . 5.L Thd'ineans used to achieve ends

3. making'him suffer th€.waY he ' aie{mportant as the end itseff'

4. making him " undetStand the

severitY of lfis actions and the s.3
sorrow:that he has brought on
-! ..{

- . others
Therefore success itYjthout
.S..5.
. values ,is ,unrePrehensihle and
. aa,

4
 can never acquire societal 19. A. Hostel life is larger than family life
approval. B.
P - Success achieved through C. One gets the lessons of mutual
dishonesty is illegal and gets o help and team-spirit
. disrepute rather than,Praise.
7. The strict discipline ot4orr"t
a- Using unfair means to get what you detaches them from real life. n- .
want is in a way succeeding in Your @
endeavour but canhbt be aPProved- 2' Place tor enj$8
].Jilr:":Pular
R - lt ls an easy way out to succeed and
makes one compromise not onlY 3. .,Ttere is always some kind of activity
with learning gained,i-n lhe processl
of achieving ones good but also with
ones integritY' "'':;
' '" ,
0 '.f
One can learn to liv-erfogether with
friends in good as well asbad times.
ehooSa f rom thb optibh $|given'bdbw. Direction: 20 - 29 Fill in,thq.planks'with
'- '-'':! ;""''':i the most appropriate optiUn irom given
1. RPQ "'
lrii* . alternatives
2. QRP
.- 20.. Most of the migrants from Pakistat'r
Y PQR and, Banfladesh have sdttled in
/
4. RQP , ,, .,iir.
Direction: 18 19,.,T1r9, , following .,{ tn. outskirts of Delhi.
questions have the second sentence 2. Delhi.
missing. Choose':i''th'e' t :appropriate
and around \\
sentenc€ from-,.$p EiveQ':r gpticns to 3. the Posh areas of Delhi.
comPlete it. .,. -,i: . 4. hub of Delhi.
r
o 18;i A."ln most btthe'tillages in lndia
people are poqr sQ are illiterate also
2L. The direction we take
rest of our Journey through life
the ,t

1. decide
C. Thus,.. .g[gY' .ile unable to y'determines
extricate themselves out of this
miserable lifl.
3. directs
, -/ - .- rla;t: : '
4. revolves
i.r/ miv ard.t3lperstitious, backwaid
/,,t witcfies, wizards and 22. He wears eYeglasses ''wfth'
1.,t;d,beli6ve'ih
lenses

2. I They consume alcohol, tobacco

and 1. square , r,i. ,

\ also narcotics. 2. improper

'{vt.ny people'in villages live in small
lt
3. thick :_;

hbusesmade of mud.
4. unusqql
4. i Village
life is. slow paced and full of
\_ ; *\.r
J leisure.

ft
5
 23. When a child is working on a
-2. pulsating
computer one to think he is
engaged in serious work.
/ iuaitant
4. delightful
1. forced
- 29. The Japanese and the Hawaiians
,Ytenas eating sea Plants but it is
3. believed not so in other countries where it is
used as manure
4. envisage

24. The poet- to conveY that 1. adored

there is a generation gaP between 2. abhor

.father
and son 3. relish
1. . unable
2./"naoy
7fr,,n", i.: 'r*1tif, Directio!: 30 - ?i Select,the meanrng of
the underlined phrase/idioms.
':rJt
4. perceieves ',.:ir, 30. All the politicians are chips of the
same block

and,munch everything in sigttt:

L. drink
-y'alike
2. different
'r 3.' patriotic
y' chomo ,::r. ,$':.. ft4llof loYaltY :: )
/
4. crash 31. "Mlr:rteighbofr afifuayt,ttrieat€m. me
with dire consequences if I do nbt
, 26. The Son needs to realize I
submit to his aggressive behaviour
t that his father loved him
f. intelligent 1. unfair results
-
2. smart : 2. misunderstanding
,y
"

' indecisive tE$r.rlts

-X thoughtful :':
:

1':,
4. restoring faith
4. prodigal
27. Childhood is a lost hidden
l?: Shagun is always boasting-about his
achievement where as it'is just a-
_ in some for.gotten place -.
i'aie of emptv vessels milsinq a lot
1. opinion :4:
of noise
2. thought .7/ self priise
3. feeling '\ 2. to glorify others
,/( memory 3. behaving in a strange way.'
2d Water has ma& our earth ,:4. always picking up a fight
colourful_ with life of a vast
variety
1. vibrate

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33. Though the car looks good but it is
not worth a dime 37. 1. Planet
1. expensive 2. moon
-r'
{ very cheap {h""u"n
3. not in good condition 4. hell q

38.
4. Completely wrecked ;),/shaoe
2. Shadow
34. Her imagination plays havoc as idle
3. Shade
mind is a devils worksshop
4. From
1. to over think
39./ droplets
2. remain absentminded 2. waves
..fro*in thought 3. atoms
4. today-dream 4. dust laYers

35. I am at my wits end aS I did not 40. 7. dust

prepare for exam in time. 2. wind

f . impatient 3. water

2 to.feel completely at loss

,( rain
4L t. ascends
helpless
,/
4. make sense
/2/ descends
3. jumps
Direction: 36 43 ln the following 4. grows
passage there are some numbered 42. t. rinse
blanks. .t 2. spray
t
Fill in the blanks bY selecting the a
most aPProPriate word for each -y4.
bathe
throttle
j

blank from the given oPtions.

43. L. hungry
The rain gets (36) over the
2. latent
land and the sea. The vaPours go to
(37) thirsty
the and take the (38) -y4.
of clouds. These clouds motion
have the (39) which form Direction: M
the 40 on the earth' The approPriate option
rain (41) on the earth to from the given ' l: ,:.

wash and l42l the dry

things.
44. All over lndia gender discrimination
and (43)
is still whlch causes
36. harassment of all kinds for women.
1. constructed
- - 1. rampant
2. cascade 2. emergent
,,{ formed -3/ apParent
, 4. manufactured 4. develoPed
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 45. What marked Bismillah Khan was his
49 . 'Mous"e is a suitabte ':rnodel foi
simplicity and for , riches conducting research . related to
that come with m usica lfame.
humanbody
1. greect
f. insuitable
i

" ..

2rz'disreSard
?/itnsuitEble
3. grandeur
3. nolsuitable
4. illusion
4. iry.rsuitable
46. The institute had'' trainei the 50 lnhuman ahd squaltd condition of
students not just in tradb btt had
the hospital was unbearabte
also _ to develop intelfuence
k
and moral character in thgm. ;/c]ea1.,
1. made an effort jr. -.i 2. slopy"'i ., {
,: +
l-,;', ... *_
, \
2. asPired :" t i; . :- : . 3. repulsive
' tq., ,
r. i. {
endeavoured : '' r:, 4. spfdi{+ iii,
-Y I ': '"
;TC

4. assisted
-;: -."

47. It was sheer courqge aad an

optimistic attitude which'helpud tt
Voyagers survivd t''"i'h6'- i "
'"

\\
experience at sea:: r,i-: (-. r'!. ' \i' .\
1. unusual t"

d,iv;l
2. lmpenetrable rj

, 'r i": j. q.'

,r
.Y tumultous ,:{"tr-.}
.5
I 4. hazatdous t:.{ :
t
Direction: 48 - Choosethe antonym
SO
of the underlined word.&prpr thg four
!t{
alternative given
1 liil .i..
48. Each one on the.1[aye.._walker
contributed in hat$l4g,Cgeth by not
revealins their anxieiV'ana feai.
. r - - -. .': 1r.... '. '-t, ,
- :.=;f,
zie,, 1' . submP;:giPg .;.".1..;. .,:_ii,
aY conc€olirqg,-,.,, .:.., s-,. ,

.3. hiding.' ,. ,; :.,iii .

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r. qmfqr

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Crystalline lens 3. sER(
10. Which of neuron rite?
4. ffic+ff'
1s. qfrur qtr{r "!Br 6) qdir+?

1.D 1.D
Ii 2.C
;{c
3.B
tt.
3.8 1n
'r .i. 4.A
.4.A ir'

11. Which part of the celf is"also te4gred as

.Lr!l' fl, r *a + fr€ qr{r d fffifift ifrqr S
'suici de bags of the 6Er urflr t?
1. Ribosomes r. <r*frtiq
2. golgibodies 2. {-mm qrqr -; {t' \
-d4. Lysosomes 3. drsmqr '"'"
Mitochondria 4. .t-iEeT6[Eqf

2
 12. Which tissue of the following connects 12. +t*qr fr{Es$ s<t tfr * +.sdr t?
bone and muscle? r. kq+E
L. Ligament 2. 6,rffieq
2. Cartilage 3. Klil( g-difi'
3. Areolar Tissue 4. *gjr
-(
Tendon
13. Which of the following is correct order
I3. HgafrfrT + + qh qr ilqqt +
for classiflcation of animals. flIFfirr *(& r{m,r t?
;z6ea.^, 'Phylum, B, L Errk[, r[f{fi.[, iufr, ![-.r, qRtrt,
'' . Family, Genus, Speciesclass, order, t strfr, utR
2. Kingdom, Phylum, Or..der, Class, c, 2. Ufrkf, r6'r{elq, E'.[, ]a], Iqrft,
qfrqn, uIfr
Genus, Family, Species o
3. Kingdom, Class, Oider, Phylum,
g 3. Wrtil,&ft,6't,E',r{dr.T,qqm,vtffi,qrfr
Genus, Family, Species \ 4. Emt[, adft, tqrft, s,rwf, Ifr{R,
Kingdom, fiq, ilIfr
4..,. class, . Genus, S
14. Tft q-nrfr + tqr A+t qt{+ q,R+ +
Phylum, Familyr Order, Species
14. What factors could lead to the rise of rfi+lffi+?
new species? L Eafr giltr
L. NaturalSelection 2. r5frm <ara
2. Genetic drift s. frTror€ * fur fr*rar* d tnpr
3. Acquisition of traits during life iS,iFTT

time 4. (*
tf All of above .r ls. q{ fr trr+ + is'+q frilat qilR,rts
15. White silver chloride turns ............,.... in
rrr d q<a. vr& tr
sunlight.
2Agcl(s) - Su-nli-gh-t+2As(s) + cl2(e)
L*&
2. TTT
;/erev
2. Brown s. +f,r
3. Blue
4. r{r
4. Green t6. ,ffike + t +{ rlr $r dfu sFil
16. Which one of the following is not an
organic acid? L ffitriim
1. Citric acid
^?t 2. qRftfi't{iT
2. Formic acid 3, OnffiO sA
)--&rbonic acid 4. +,RAr .Rftt' irril \
4. E5l[$icr.ia 17. 116 ftr yqr fr crqfu gfrfrqt tr
17. What type of reaction is this? MnOz + 4HCl+ MnClz+ 2H2O + C{2
MnOz + 4HCl-+ MnClz + 2H2O + Cl2
r. t$Ryffi;qr
-f Redox ieaction
2, Rtqtvtffir \
2. ?Oisplacemdiit reaction
3. ffimqrrtgFBqr,,.,
3. Double displacement reaction n':,t--O 4. 3ilEreirgfrfrqr
4. Decomposition /r-

4t
\se
',t\Or- +\-\
*4\49u .4
-t..;r
18. The atmosphere of Venus is made up of ro. gfi 116 * qrirmwr + +{€ G q*E *r
thick white and yellowish clouds of fte r{r * qrEn ftqRkt + +-fu{ +
s+ A+ *r
1. Acetic acid
r. tfrRm \fu
_2/julphuric acid
2. rnra qT ton
3. Nitric acid
s.
qr&6.tft.g
4. Hydrochloric acid ---- .:i;
4. rnlo,,*na vm
19. Aqua regia is a hi€hly corrosive, fumin$
r9.- gffn tfuqr ;rFr6'.furq Y.,q trrc*: *dr
liquid. lt is one of the.few regents that t
. is able.to dissolve........... *, qa +1 ffi tttt g.dr
1. Platinum
voar ir
:i
2. Gold : !
.-..1,
1 r. qrdril
-4 nj 2. +{r
Both 1 and2
-{ 3. ffir*qz
:4: Neither !o.,r;2
,,a,
20. ......... is a non-metal
;
but itjs lustrous. 4. r *t'zt++{=rfr
1. Carbon 20 16'qqifiqR uuq
............. tr
2. Sulphur l. 6T{T
3. Brorrine 2. Ite5,it

4o{lodtne ,3. fr+{

2L. plants are one of the most 4. lrE+fr{
effieient convefiors of- sun|ight into 21. qtur$*Mdtrrqur,uut
il {qer+ qiT {q+Era tnr€R qtrr*q, tr.
1. Jatropha- l. Azfur
2. Sugarcane!^ 2. wir
3. cotton! 3. f5gt(
4. Sunflower 4. ws6
'22. The head of'a soap irnolecul€ is kn'own 22. qf{ * uE + sBn qrrr*-rrq +
.i
t?
dlnr urf,I
1. HydrocarboJl l+i1 .''''. '.'r :
;
\

I arfQcr{r ,,')'.
2. Hydrophobic r.'. t: ,
2. 6r€ndko.
3. Hydrogen CarbondE 3. ariiil{ q,rdrd
' ,,'
3./ tlydrophilic 4. dfnRrPfo
23. Esters are formed by the Combination of 23. q€tE{t+futffi*i
t. irEFrFT + qF€r6r{s

./
Carboxylic Acid +' Alcohol 2. enrffio'qfus + *=_
3. Carboxyl ic n'ciU
:-.,. -.
ialA-e*yae
: 3. ffiG+ffis
4. Alcohol + Aldehytie 4. tEdFfi + .q&i&"iiJ :,-',i
.\ . , it r,/rli: ,ii" r(]i I ;,

..L #
..-, ' , 1"1
 .,..... Was the" element which .was
?_4,
discovered later and replaced Eka-
24. rfi tqr ffi{ qr ftmft qr€ { rfu i* qr
aluminum.
s* wT \'$frfi fr wra rGr rmt
t. scandium \'rc' !"-t A\ '
6'
r. dl}q{
cr*'
y'Gallium
/2. Germanium 3..@,
4. Silicon
25. An.isotope of is used in the 2gi ..-- s,r ffierfr+ *trt + Filrm +
treatment of cancer. ; frq y+e+ arqr unr tr
;),/cohan ,-'r, +crtr
,: 2..': a
,lodine ..'::. .. :" : ..j 2. sr++{
I
4. Y{:.'i'.T . ;,;
Chlorine
!;,,
.''..,,,.
! ,r3' tfrfi
!;' , A. dtT
26. Face cream is an example of" T 26, +A vt 6rqr{ ut+qr+ fir*qT vqrEwr tr
t. Aerosol * l.' tmiT e
Emulsion
.Y 2. {til{rr
3. Foam
3. dr
4. Gel p(
4. dE
27. For spherical mirrors of small apertgres,
27. fr iiq qkr rtmm Riur + ftq rfidr
the radius of curvature is foun{ to
b""r"".'..., hwr .......,. -ffitt
,

L. equalthe focal length, .,

l. +*,T{t +<trct ' :
2. frfr* trft cr * gar
;t'twice the focal length 3. frto,,{ 5g or ft* 1<r
3. thrice the focal length. ' .

4. There is no relation between them. n*-ffi

-:-i +h +{ Tdq.rff.tt
28. A convex mirror used for rgar.view on Eq
a
a at m
r, the I*t
t\,
image. i ia/ii:,lu i11",.

L. 0.32m J*r
5
j;! ,l lifra I
y'o.ztm
3. 0.87m
li^L=
v 's
:L .. r -._!
.., :f'
.{i
..\ .

ri
4. 1.15m i-E i-r :.

*it
itt

t ,..-r-
,
 30. Trro wires that are
made
different materials *t up of two 30. + Hfr + RtuT<rrdt
*"-" r"0".,r,.
resistance are in the
t rqH G f rk
. E6f {ffi 3:4 silt ilqRrgq6
ratio ZS, f"Ln T{s,r trFI€ rfrp
ratio 3:4 and area in in ,,;, frri
their resistance is
4:5. fn" ,rtio of w3r*, # *
lQqta a:s *r * vaqfr
1. rhii" _, *t*
2. 6:8
6:5
-t-
q $'E* 5
t1
wr *rni
L '2-. Lr- 1. 6:5
S P
A.
--2/5:8 a 2. 6:8
4. !:2 -l
3.
31. The equivalent resistan
poinls A andg in
ce between
the circuit as shown
the figure below is
Fin 3I
4.
5:8
t:2
fr+Fqrrswqfr+fu{d}so.r
3Q
-t+* (.
rdrqfu A sh B ++qdta;il;
fr,il{r ftr?
SQ &
3
g,
2. 13
2- L.3
3. 6
2. 13 .:-
4. 7/t ,3. ".6
32. What ,

is the unit gf resistivit,

. ..y--; 4.'u3
1. Qm 2
:ffi
sz. sF+rrnir + wr *ft?
2. em-1 R = Ftt. l rIt- c)m2 :

;;;, _, .n=Y
3. C)m-2 i
2. em-l
3. Om-2
',, 1l14,gfrfregr arq F[o_ducedeach second 4. C)m
p.ore
il#,t#"|f: 13.,,1o':*rrnq-t tr {frg rco J ilrq
n ti a,
-i. ''t'ddv'''
': -,-'
,I" :r:
::l1r,.r.t,i::fl
i;' "' rfi yryfrr**;;#;ft,o
FqTdrq.i
+qr

2. 10 v Vtt' \o= ho5 l- -qbov

I t. t J
-*ov I
F4. -p.r,.
'!
4. 25V *n=\otao, t. 1ov-
'
Q4. rwo butbs.r"
r.grW 220\-an! 25V
Ftf:g ii;
so w, 110 v. cdiiirrtE
resiitances
,ri,"?i,r,",. 34. + kil+ loow, z2ov ,gilt_so w, 1[o
har M
*r w+ yfrils + rdql?
v4,t
2. \, 2-
,:, {rnt frr
EflT
A
L:2 =\oo
&oa.
3. 3:4 i4* . 1., 2:7

4. 1:3
@
ee4 *216 :'P 5
E; 2.
3.
+:
l:2
3:4
1:3

ret &rSt 2-: l.

-
$ca}{t
-F
'a/

-t
35.' An indlrced'turrent is produced when a is. ws \1+, geo. +
Esfr + gqiqr vtf,r a +
magnet is rnoved into a coil. .The iRd 6tc nqr *ar *r E{ }fu t*fu qr
. magnitude of induced current does not qr(.tlur rqnr v< rflR {61 tfiikln
depend on
L. The speed with which the/ r. gffi ui, g*r+ fr qR vt
magnet is moved 2.qle+sgffifr.r{mfr
2. The resistivity of the wire of the
;.
$ ,'ry',u ffi}tr6<t -\-'
coil l-, -., tR,+ * rr€qr
number of turns of the coil ' 4' Tqfiq 11k
-Hhe
4. The strength of the. magnet 36. LPG + fr'{re'?il qm drII} + frq :,€+
36. A Strong smelling substance called Eqrff, lr{+q*{ qfrfifi'rff.Fr Eidr'Erdr t
ethyl mercaptane which is added to Rrtrfr rnr age fffr €lfr tr w I,,q**
LPG cylinders to hblp in the dbiection ot---.* orqrFt
gas leakage has the chemicalfo,rmula as
'E
1. CzHsSH
; .

I
2. CzHsCHO
2. CzHsCHO 3.
-.

-C2H5OH
I

3. CzHs€H t '-:'
4. CzHsCOOH
4. C2HsCOOH i
s7. h"{rr{ {:r+ til ffi +. ffi t sr+.r
37. The aviation fuel whieh'is used in the fr'qr vrcr * q{ { +-ffi <ga cte t? n
engine of jet aeroplanBs isvery.clgse to
LAtpfr:
1. Diesel t
2. E-6ffi+{
2. Natural Gas
3. Petrol 3. +fd
tr"rot"n"
4. rq<r ild
1p/
't
38. The unit of solar constant
'I is
3s. (k ffi5'qX
J -.. :
w,r{ . ----.:...!i tr
l_?1.1J.

L. KWh
*,
2. kWm € c*r\x q^r* r{'' m*<rq gft ftfi'
':':'i r" 3., ffiqrc.gftq1tta,,
l.'r.
kwm2
"{4. kWm3
. ^ -
4. ' k-dtqa'sfr tr€T'{fct
39. The flaws like iEJernql craik3 etc.:in the 3e ?ri{{ re* {
-tcsft qril ift"$fi-ii #
metal bloc-ks
-: '.,t"
are- detected bY
,, q.$,*=** eftffgf lftiltf
usl[8-s .

I.Til.
1. Reverberation ' ,.\
' 2'. q{tqfr "'\
.-{ un asounq. '
3. lnfrasound
4. qM*q'Tfuitrur
,.. 4,., Eeho location","

7,
 40. A person standing at a certain distance
from a wall produces a loud sound. He
40. r$" in<ft 6,+ frffi W,(fr t m, *
hears the echo of the sound after 1.gs. +#ft ilrffrveFrffirar*i Wte
Calculate the distance between the wall s+ r.a r
€st ql.€ $G e t6 *r wrn
and the, observer if the velocity of rqr + trft Eft qrm 340 fr/ffs A *
sound in air.is 340 m/s.
I s,t fttsilrlero'++q*$;*,
1. 6L2m .
1.. 6!2m
T ae&,d
v---2e
n {loem 2. 306m
3. 377.7m 3. 377.7m
4. 755.4m 30 4p 4. 755.4m
41. Arrange the , following states in
4 r, hrrfrkn rr^"+ + v{+ *t'*r_q<a
"
ascendi ng order of-popuhtion densely. + u3qq.at'uqryR**t;'-
Assanr, p ,..tl
1,, Nagaland
lll. Tripura tV. Mizoram lll . EW lv ".'m;
-l l,ll, lll, lv, 1. l, ll, lll, tv.
2. ll, il!, lv, I
2. ll, lll, lv,
3. lv,ll,lll,l, 3. lv, ll, lll,
I

4. lv,l,ll,ll1, 4. lv,l,ll,lll,
I

42. Match list I Animals / plants 42. 1ES r q+ (S z *

list ll
category of existence and select the
qrq fur* wr i+
answer using the codes given below.
Rq rq frq-dfr + + rr& { EHqr
'-.f
List 1 (AnimaElptadts list ll (category
of t. iildr ft(uT gq
exiStence) ll. ffi6{t BgiT
l. Black bu Extinct ilt. srfirTffi sflT uqe rna
ll. Asiatic B. Rare rV. gdre M Tfl€ Fnfuo.
lll. Andaman pig C. Erndangered
lV. Himalayan _ 1. l-8, ll-c,lll_A, lv_D, V_E
brown bear D. Vulnerable
,-
2. l-c, ll-B,llt-D, tv_ E, V-A\,,
V Pink head
1. l- B, ll- c,lll
E. Endem ic 3. t-q il-D llt-E, lv-b,v-A
IV- D, V_ E
l- C, ll- B;iii:: D, |Y)-,E, V-A I
4. t- E, ualD, lll--8, tv-A, V-B
ts)

{ l-c, ll-Elftr E,"lv--b, v,-[ ?B -.r,Ai,€. ;p

43. ?fdy,i+ vaf d qera
4 l- E, lls,€/{1= B,,|V;A, V_ B 6T{\Tdr
iltlg
43. FE{ qut-thg ingorrect statement with l. T.rrt1.<r ffiflr qfr uRor w+ *
respect to BiHck soil.:: .! '..: i

1. Black'soil,l.is 'well known for its errdr + ftq vrfr vrft *

capacitv to hold moisture / 2 friEEi T ErenRrr srnm. qnr {
is rich qrqr Enf,r *
/S/etack
soit in .phosphoric.
content 3. fte A+ q( etr* Tqr E.QT * j

3. Black soit is sticky when.wet and mrft t sk Er d'#{r lFifi.il EtHr

difficult towqrk 4- *r
4. Deep crack in black soil hetps
in the 4. 1r&fo+rr6t,6rRffitreaE
proper aeration of the soil
furur + rrar{rflr mcft *r
8

-_--_-.'"%

I
44..Which type of drainage patterns is 44. Em EnT'uRrg ,sr rqr{ +.TFm
=rA'd
formed when the river channel fr ara * sryn q6ft * + fu( qtn'R rrr
follows the slope of the terrain? sqqr6 eft6q q+ar *
1.r Radial t. eftq
7. Rectangular
2, TIIKIFI'R
3. Trellis
4. Dendritic 3. frrfrqr
4. 5qrEk6,
45. Cqntoul lines represe n 45. qfrq\g.t --*--=*-"enrLft *r
-{n "^s recording same amount L sqIT qs dil *lr
of '.-i.
rainfall.
Areas having same degree of
:l
2. wt{ Hrqqr;r qre *{t
2
i,l"\q5r Ha + irqm ff
f.-' qre +{r
temperature.
Areas having same height 4.,' sq6 <rg m:ar& **r
above mean sea level.

';
4.
i'
A_reas showing same
pressure. ;'
of cancer passes through
46. Tropic-:1 46. 6d t€t-, , ;-*; rrq.+ **t 1trcft *r
i)
state. t t. ffitrq,'
fiiv*"^ 2, R6R
2. Bihar'
3. vst-s?{r
3. U.P
4. Nagaland
4. AFnfu

47. Arrange the following Sanctuaries/ 47. rrr<tT + ffifut rq YFft ifiPrqdftT//
ruati6n6i parks'of' lrfril from"North tr$fq vflT d Yrt + Eftrq Rrrr m *
to Southdirection. il qqRrn qtl
1.. Bandipur { r. <rfigr
!1. Sariska p
l.
2. ffitrqr
ilt Dachigam
IV Periyar- l"A
3. ffi{m :-.
0
'1. iivut II 4. tRqR
2. ilt rv Il I 1. IV ilt lt

-"7 iltllll-l!ill
4.
tv .*-
iv"t
2.
3.
lil
il!
IV

il
il
I
I

IV

4. ilt il rY

9
 48. Sivasamudram waterfall is formed ns. Rrqqm ER;n.*..,..., .;ffi Em sffit.
by river. qnr *r
River Kaveri
-y2. River Tapti
t. fil+t qA
3. River Narmada 2. ilrft iA
4. River Godavari s. r{er;A
49. Which of the following statement
4. ffiTfr
correct about sugarcane crop?
is ae. ffifu6 + + qil+ u q,lrr rr"* mt
qrntqR+qAi?
1. lt grows well in hot climate
with a temperat_ure of 25oC - L rFn 25ce atqqmrer v-r.voaE
tr
2. .fhe rpajor ,,_- Fugarc€ne
i€ vrft ir
are'{gpshar 2. ryftERqp,r?Fil*1e
fl:ii:$:n:""' sf,rr.fi. {q t
i- tt is ffi-pi..l as wett as 3. rFn \.+. BEr dk BAEUr q,eft{
subtropical crop, grows well in ruotfivsr ft ilrf vrqq+
hot and humid climate +{ urft *
+.' ' lnOia is the first targest 4. qrcfr A{q + rr* i[.r rrf,r qq+ Tsr
producer of sugarcane
I
rsrco tgr *
50. Which of the foltowing industrieq so. HrrFskr + + frt{ + v+{r + frRr{c
uses bauxite as a raw material? qr q,-Q rqr{ + tq + yftr
ftfir vrf,r *r
;!-zAluminium r. ilqfrfrrq
2. Cement 2. fr+€
3. Jute 3. TC(Fr
4. Steel
4,. Rla
51. Which of the foltowing is not a
ferrous mineral?
non_ sr.. fu1ftfu6 d + qil+ rrr nifr6 qfn id
ilr
- 1. Bauxite r. q-61-5E'
2. Copper
2. df{r
s. frqr
1l-Manganese 4. +.Ffts
of the following mountain
52. Which ur. ftqf6ftrc + + frh qr r{H qrqdr qtm
peak does not lie in lndia?
+'ftrd ;r& *r
1. Namcha Baruaz l. ;fiqr irwil
2. Nanda Devi/ 2. t'qr +fr '.
3. Annapurna z
3. ir={wf
/K Kamet 4. i[I*r
10
 !ry
53. tn the context of France, Taille')p-' sg. srt + tr {, zr5a vdfi -*-*qtl
L fiG6R ERr il{rqt zFIr I[eiiF E6<
1. a
Direct tax levied bY the state 2. q{ ert Er{nqr zrtn tht
2. A tax levied bY the church )
3. +fiqr sq+rr * T{ aqfr qt Er{trqt
3. The tax levied on the articles It.tt t[I
of everydaY consumPtion
4. fi++*{s<fir
4. None of these
+ttt qT sq{ile R€ + ff + rrre *r
1

sa.
54. Find out the incorrect statements
with regard to Rowlatt Act. r. fiild v(E lele t vm gur
l. Rowlatt Act was Pas9gd r'
in
'
2. {€Y{e+ffidffidqn
tg:lg ffit ir$'ft<r 1+,Eqr rurq +fr t T€
ll. The act allowed detention of re+ct srDro'nF*CT:
political Prisoners witho$f , 3. {tt ve + qrft qrffiq td fr
trial for 4 years qt+ vrfril frqr r.lt qtl
lll. :theac,t was Passed wit-h the
4. qt v€ * rrqRftq, tffi d a
consent of lndian members DL' qf,tg Era qe
_ _. ilET.HEh'ft<r tt,ar f
lV. The act allowed detention of rq* qt rDtq,R vqrrftqrr
political Prisoners\/ without
,Jrial for two Years
r. rskz
1. OnlY land ll 2. siaka
2. OnlY lll and lV 't
3. z st(s
.Y OnlY ll and lll 4. t intt a
4. OnlY land lV
t at{ qr qtr& frqtt'rt
5s.,RqrRFfr +
55. Which of, the following continent
+ffier<r*er rrqrt
Was .Qiscovered bY ChristoPhe's
,
Columbus? r. qqtot
-/ ..2. qst6r
;{America ,:
2. Africa ],, 3. $q
3. EuroPe 4. gRr1t i. .,
4. Asia so.ffike{+trrrmiq+ft+
55. Which of the following state lead gfrwFsr,+g36-1t vt?
l. €{e '-"
;
the unification of GermanY?
L. Rhineland 2. E+{t
ii

2. Hanover -.--

{Prussia
{i
3. sRHr
4. Brunswick 4. ilftq.
1.
 57. Who was the founder of the
Hao movement?
Hoa s?. *wr rr* im+il{ 4 qqqrr+,. Ht{ +?

7. phan Boi Chau t. r6;r*t qr*

'r
*fiuVunh Phu So U gE€ q*
3. Liang 3. fr.rfrr ifuflr*
4. Phanchu 4, '5,IT R
58. Which of the following style of ss. aBr t1 *qr (reoz) il frEihtuil + + :

education was provided by Tonkin Bq vta ft1 ErerT yqm a1 vrft fi? I
I
Free School (1907)
L fl*
7. Chinese
2, drfi0
-,4r.nrn ., ' r 3. qfutr
3..-Western d
4. Vietnarnese
4. furd irft
59. James Hargreaves devise sr. ry +*.--* +}{qrE,ft.qrr
I
I

)6,nningJenny "l
I

i
2. Steam engine
, L kfui+ I
r'l . 2. dq tffi
3. Spinning wheet 3. fuhfr Efrfr
4. Printing mQchine ,
4. Efurq+t i

60. Which of the following pair of Author

and Novel is correctly matched
oo. hqfufue + + qe +1o,, *t srqrr
mr fosmqt,
.
' t. ,frfuf{ *.i,.i!e S€r .
f
2rBankimchander--- Durges6 ' lii";-
./ qEilt'r qdtqrqn.._;adtr,
: :,++
2.
Chattopadhyay____ Naridini'1
3. DevkiNandan khatri____ GodaD( , 3, eqfr t'firq***+tr{.')
4. O.ChanderMeno __parikha Gur& . 4. * Tet +fi **--rtur nr
61. The Russian parliament was called
as
' 1. Reichstdg 6r. t.fr lrc{ q+ _* +,qrr t utir
2. NationalAssembty '' -' , Eltttr:{ml

3. House of commons . * r, t(&r

2. tr$r mn
1{ou^, '

3. Erins qlrfi'qiqT
4. q$r
\l

72
62. Hitler's ideology related to the 62. Effit 6 frfqsq qr ffqr- qRfu t
geqpolithal concept' of Lebensraum, trftd 1-tffik+. tqqRUIt qr qErq alt
or living space implied: . q T.IFtiilt t5ftt wlkltt
..

L FIrfi Er6[ Efflt,

1. There was no equality between *s{r rtft *r
people, but only a racia$,2
hierarchy 2. guftw +qa qfi rqrftd qirft +
2. Only those species survived on il{trft g{ qtffq{fiq qRffi +
earth that could adaPt iqm qe +l aro r+fi tr
themselves to changing climaticK
3.. *{trt + *d + frKR t q,ass"
conditions. q-{Ere + ftA i} Tnil + eifrtil
3. New territories had to be qrqr qIG+r
acquired for settlement to DL
increase the area .gf the mother 4. rrq$ tqffiq ffi * nrQfra w
country. t {fln c,d 1r v{q iq6"'w gn'
An exciusive raciat communlty of R{1a qqrftq qErq r{rqT tlrgl
pure Germans to be created by
-' physically '. eliminating all those
who were seen as undes{rable
53. Kalangan Community of Jaua were--- os. iirqrEffiT vgera;- t
L. Spinners r. {r qIH+ qre ,,..
Ir
cultivators 2. (cIHf{6,, Eq.6
-X3. Shifting
Potters .. ,. l 3. EEn
4. Cattle Herders : . ,. .. 4. {cqt6

64. Which of the follonr,ing forest oa. ffika + t q,tr rm qq dqrm sqt
com m u n iti es is wronSily,.match eci. ra* + rqm+ likc;r& *r
L. Santhals $aqkhand I. .-{n€s
emt
2. Oraqn Nagaland eno* 2. *{{ * qrrn&s
1/
I c.""At
eo"bs ------- Chhattisgarh 3. trs*..*fu
', '4.' 4 q:*qTT
J:

KhasaS -----'-=''lliniadhal' '

65.
'!'

which of the fol fall in os, ffike ++6t{qrt{rffifr{"

the category'of + trdrlt srtr *r
federations? r. Rrqands
L. Switzerland 2. srqfrqr
2. Australia 3. {(.
3. US 4. d.r
Spain
/
i
I ,13
 66. Match list 1 with list il and select the
aRswer using the order given betow
66; (*-r trT ftirFr
.ffi,fi r{\milft+ Te vft
qfr-z + dfu tr
the list SRvr
tist 1 Ust 2
qdr q6z
l. Pressure group
l. fi{r(rrtr A. qrq ftffi rnr
A. Assam Gan
Parishad
'\.. arq

ll. Long term B. fertilizer dealing

l. il& vrsE q.r B. r{qr rqra) st+flT
Movement assoc[qtion
sf+ffi
lll..$ingle issue ,C. Wprnen -, ut. 9o'n| w urtnfu c. {Fdr ciailr
movement 'movement flf+ffi
lV. Politicalparty Narmada Bachao tv. rwftfrq.' qa D. irsraqqfu€
Andolan
7. l-c, ll, _- D, lll _A,w _B 7. l-C,ll, -D,lll-A, lV-B
- B, ll- c, lll- D, lv-A 2. l-B,ll-c,lll-D, tviA
3. l-8, ll-D, lll_QllVtA 3. l-8, ll-D, lll-c,lv_A
4. l- c, ll- c, lll_ B, lv A _ 4. l- c, lt- c, lil- B, lv - A
67. Which of the following .union Hq + +fu +a
territory has its own assemblv?
67. rrrfud sk + qqft
Effrrrqr *?
l. Chandigarh ="- '
L tR*{ia
( 2. Lakshaweep
-
2. ilHaq
3. Puducherry"a 3. SStt
4. Daman and diu I \
58. ln which of the foltowing country the
4, Efi ilI Aq
participation of women in public life os. mkn + + ft€ Atr d qrfr6.,*{ t
is highest.
rffi*qrm{s+ sfu6.*r
1. Denmark I. Hfld
! Eltonia 2. qffii
ti
I 3. Slovakia 3. fffiqr
i
4. Norway ' "4. qfif'i r,
I ..
i 69. How long can tfre Rajya gabha
lelay 6e. (rdT. rIIIr IIrfu m fr*rfi,. t
.: _
th" money bill passed by
aRr, rrq qqr
: .
lOkS-abhii. ':
.'ii.. F .:- .iir . i'- the
.r ilfi'* lft m rrrfr *r
1. 7 days.
2. 20 days ). ni't :-

3.25days I', :
g.r'esfu
4.".,' 14 titr
SA+a"vt
i, t.t
\
L4
7O. By which constitutional amendment 70. hrr {ttrlfro qitut + E{t rTrffi{
two words 'secular' and 'Socialist' fru{ fr YftIltFlt il 'q{ft{qf i[
were added in the Preamble of the 'qq151q1fi' Il-d d *.sr rqrt
lndian constitutions l. 44d
.r. 4/th 2. sod
2. goth
3. 42d
3. 42"d
4. 52d
4. 52nd
71. ln which year South Africa become a tt. h( qS + Eftur fifiq, qq,-ffifi
an it-{r?
der.ilocratic country.
L. 26 APril 1995 L zo irla tqqs

2. 26 MaY Lggf 2. 26 td.I9e6

3. 26 APril 7994
_ 3,, sla iqqa
ec
4. 25 AP.ril 1996 4. -sk tqso
72. Which of the following statement 72. ffitu6 + t 6t{",H ffiAr +
about Kosovo is correct? .'.tr+.(et
{betoie partition, Kosovo was a t. Rrilw{ + qre ffiq} ctr rrr vdr
province of Russia grd qr l

There were majoritY of the*,

2.
Albanian peoPle in this Province ^ 2. {€ett{ wtnrftmqgswo t !

3.
3. r{ aH q,r qt<rn gm w -\.. -
4. 'Atbarrlih nationalist Milosevic
s><.' r
4. nq-{rAffi*5n
had won the election fildr
73. lnfant mortality refers to'the death 73. ing frt qre fitg +
gn w*
.of a child before completing the age gq *<r frrg Tq a qrarfr *l . 'o

t. rq{
r{ 7 year 2.2q{
2. Zyear s
3. 3q{
3. 3 Year
:"1 !' 4.'5 q{
' -
4' 5Year i
74. Which drganization 'carries .' oUt 74. +t{ <r Err6{ ftfftr ',t@.ff qrqil{
,, ,., tgfl"y fgr determining
the PoJe4Y +ror t? r

line? r, nrfiqgfr{{t urd{{NSSO)

.P
2.
NSSO
cso
z. +ftq {frTfr SIrd{
3. +tr{T tfrrr \ r'
3. Planning commission ,
4. {-{+ t *€ qA
4. None ofthe above

15
 -t

6V ftre 75. vGfi',R Era qRrfr s{r+ + Ee *fud m{

r+the sbwing ail .. ........ .. .._...-:,qEt *r
Price
r. TiiFr Ta
price- 2. TrdT <rft1u
;r.. i''l
arket pric'6' 3. irNrR Tg
it
price 4. fr{r qtrd
of the following group of
has better performance in
16. fuqfrfur + + 6t{ t qr * tu qmr
of human development than
ht,r€q-ffi+.drnrr+irdq1**Z
dia? l. $reFr,
ffs.r,.+qm
7. Bhutan, SrilankSpl , i , 2. qfrRrr, ffin, ffisr
2. fiI'iG-n, eanglaae,sh, Srila@( 3. *A-or, t-dtRr+r, qlr
3. tr$fr, tndon esia, Cuh,az 4. q61, frftq1, ffiir
4. Ghana. Kenya,
t
77. W you mean by
7. ,lt is the tt. qq*+,. qronr * srqRr{qs+*?
total sum of money with
1 a Peison ' .' -; .<'-'; "1' t. qRm * ql Ed zrr*r
qr€
Wr
L tt is things,ftept iii rhe tocker : 2. aro,l + re rrg qqq

_nt is ,rguorante€ given,

borrower to the lender -
fy the - 3. +ten ERr Erurqrir + A "d rtrtt,&
4. tt is the security to a lendei
4.,...,Qvt imqnft rlfi ,4u1g1-g q] + .l-{
until GHFITT
the loan is repaid
78. Right, to choose, Right
to. seek 78; gfi,q;1 u&rt,
redressal, Right to represent
and
riR(frfr *r #on,
l
Right to be informed are sFdftfuq u,,r srfuorc .mr
i[fufiRil ,, Es{r
,* *
o,r,.,
7. Fundamental Rights . !
l. qrfufi'3rkff . :
righls . .y 2. snilffir i[fufin
-.Vconsumer
3. Fundamentalduty l 3. {frm. q,,tq
4. Consumel Movbment ^r, ."r-. 4. sq+ftr qifur :_
79. ln lndia who directly contiols the 'is.3fftfi
'Monetary policy' ;? ,=1 , t dffi ffR # afa ffiIfr CImr
7. Finance,departmentofindid
*i ,,

Reserve bank of lndia . ,i.,

f - -.
2. qmftq M+*,,
3. State bank of l4diq r 1,.,, .; 3. qmfiq €e +F ,' ..

4. prime Minister
of lndia 4. sunr+
16
80, On the hasis of 1}[!9I9['p types of ao. €Ift6{ * ilrqRqc sr{ qee{r * vor< i
economy are:
L. Capitalistic,Socialistic, Developed-
r. qfr<rft, iqicrqirft, frfiRF
'i
wftmqr
Economy. 2i- .tqfirqrfi,,frRlfr, ffid sr{arqtqr
2. Socialistic, Mixed, Developing-D<_ -a
Economy.
. s.. ' gffi,rqrsrqrft, frBfr imtcq{sr
/ -Y Capitalistic, Socialistic, Mixed-
tconomy.
a.,. nBe:ffic, ffifr lr{q{flr
4. Mixed, Developed, Developin$i '- '' -t: - -l'
-.,,-
- .i --
-i

Economy t L;. ;

:1
rf (u)""( the 8],qe(fi;" .1r9' =[rz.,.sf ]' ] fr x qr
nalue of x is .-: tn
-t
i .
,rtq +
L 4
.E\
,.'; i
9.+ 4
I
L.

'-'n \
a xb-\
L-
*
3. 10
t s 19".
4. 72"
Gr x1B t' J .l''
4. .L2

82. The average of 9 numbers is 18. f cl tqfrt1$ qts{ t ra

'&212 -r. !>." i\
!
lf the ave rage of first five numbers is
x'qe Ycm s <e6frfud l9 ftffir -\

)19 and .rthe average of last 5 '!'

-; ,-5 rndr3il ff'rtmi rrt il iiffil-furti
%umbers dtl,firidthe 5th n ffiurui. rrL.t 16:n:
L.
I hr{ { + '{''
15 T\s 2Q
2. 20 1..
'
" -
It
.,^. *.' t8
r'
-{ta
h, !\trn3 : .
,\-lCfz- .l;o .'4. ,.f2:.'5' (.

4. 22 L lrl\1tn3l .."tur--\i 5'* ''; ii ).-

83. ln A PQR, PQ= PR and X is the

;i-i.:tfof PQR'il, Pe= PR rqr x, Pe +,r

midpbint of 'PQ. {Y is'Barallel to QR r: qta,fiE,*I XY; QR.;* 15qrfr t-d{n .pR

,. . and meets PR at,point,Y. What',kind '.r ,.+'rR3-R'ffiBffifitfttr PXY +il

-'
.
RtG *? "' '1:i' sr;1;> ' l- ";'*;'i'
:,,fsosceles # r"#tg i: -{i !"
\s sq *'n., +\i\
at. Scatene =tB 2. fuqq.a !i-.
3. Equilatera!
I
3. (.ltllE
4. Right triangle
+ T
^ /- t *i! PJi'
.'{-r'
i.
J,.:
4. {{dur f{luw /
a
-'.f.
?

l\.tt. . .v\\ + = tbzttrs

I I
.
.:+ ,t ' -{
\8 lbr +3,
 84, lf ct, B are roots of ,polynom,ialr'3x1+ an. qE cbp.qgq 3x2 + 6x + K,* W $
8.
5x.+ 6 such that
q:=-'
u' * 9' +,crp =
r.-i-r 3' *t cr2 * P'* oF = l, O K +r qrq
"
then-find the value of r. {5r***p i-
1; -8 .GtnF)'- &S = B t{- ! 1. -8
2.8 Z 's
3
3. -4 q-E--S, 3 2 .8
-Fq rlrr]e. ;.r:
3 ., -4

ts-\ 4 .4
{'
x'-5x+1=0 ldxs+ ..
1
_
x5
E6[

t..--- P -,

20??

2. -n; * -- zj 2t;7s'
2725 it+\ r!15
\--,-'-+)- tt' \2- \. .
2.-
.'.t _
'227s
3. 2225
': , i,.4.Vfrj* li=S2t 4, ?s2s,
I ,*i :I ,:. +q
'lft +,i
* t._
86-, l.f.Cqseg 0 +.gin 0= 2rthenthir yalue tL. oA Cbiec '0+
':
Sin **
of cosecsoO + sinsoo is-:-- \3 . coseclgo + sinsoO i[T rrFr t---.
€.ilF *) +I \: ltl Hi.., ..\.
-y'2 *",**"i+
" -,a t.{
2. 100 ;,( .t +l;." idBs 2. 100

3.0 q,*{ .'i\ 1grs 3 nJ3.

[,] ''o . " .* ',\
,:\
F il o .i.: f, 4. 50
tl-

, ;1+.!0',r* ;l{ -i;( '. ;(:: ,,,.-}9r}3 .,)i

- ; .],' ; ri

l
Ea#.}lee rsem '€oftf qqltar6i, iiot-.two aA.: *lmqr{re'qq-furfr.+ q.il,+ *rr,{ a
I

rl ,8, ., cc,rf ep-u3iye q#F$#yntef,*i#@ bV

1. 24* e.o +,f- ,+q ,fl 1. 24

. . .... .; i. '!

2. 1& \tttr--*il -: 2. 16.'I i

_ ir-i
3'r',91 *
,./' \ zlf \b+3br\.
4;,L32- \.
4. 32d 55
\ ra 1 a6" .ii
t(, \
*.L
L -S[5 Lt,u
 J- \
6E63<-
<L^hx= cosS\
Sio.\u-

lf Cosec xi+.S€c Sxi"then thEvalue 88,,qA Cosec 4x,= S€cr5x, : * -Sin '3x +
of Sin 3x * Cos 6x Its n6-"{o--.lg
4 ,-
es t ,o Cos 6x *r qet-t-,.. ,-..
dnn 'o
,..

L.L -!. -t- € \'.

2
"IL z L.

v3 t &
1-
\ .I-
1-
a 2. 3 rt t:1,,'
4tt
3.0 -+2-
3. 0 r. ':
.'-J-

4. -3 4b__ t rO!,,,:ti * ; ." ,,

, ( ;- tt l,t..i
]'rr

89. The ratio of radius of base to the

ser.r(l+:wc"Tft* arrtj+ ffirc;# ffir *r
height of a right circular rylinder is. ',r groffi,ff
L:2.. lf its wlume is 2155 cm3, then
* q$r{grSl'ffirffi 61

its total surface area is-------

imrd{''2{qt.,fiS}
!
* Ecor 6a ffi
&"q,fr i- i --
I -4.:
1. 1O24 cm2
1. 1024cm
'. 'l
2

924 cm2
_V
3. 874 cm2
"J.
4. L2O4 cmz 1

,ffii2\56,r,.
-
90. ln the given figure, MP = 16, MQ = e0.
'l

10. The value of.MO x MS is _____

Ux.lf=2tse;'. ,., 1..

{1

tt .',.:*
.' \ j-.
..--
,'41,

4i-
:

,); L6A'
v
1. 160

b) 100
2. 100 :{ U.
r.

31 t2q -r
c) 120
qlt-g6''n {
d) 8a/ rt^
^'- .-.ti. *
-Lr
os r --,1 ,.
.\. :1
5h x tht "gk x7
-L.t?:!.1,
{l i .-S
t q.^lz\ {9. 8t' "- _r t.{ ..j
..}'

qa.d-,',' 1r-
s4
,* -"'---r" 4 o', +i- ,-t
II r: - ral,- vt
. t - /:
(r d-
. i, .rr-]r. . , &. .t
 /- -: -t;,..j
t

9lryThe 7t! terrn .of an, Ap is 5 t#rnes., er.:Rfift AP or nrr#*:rffi scm v€ i[T 5
the first term its 9,ln ,tErm ,e ,-g* -*.Em gmr*qr Ersrr+ *t ve *
andr-
exceeds twice the 4th term ,ril,- :i,. *{*+ t a$o. *r EtAP + ycrq qE 6T
The first term of the Ap is ----_i____' ,qrr i--.*.-
L. 151 0+6&=5r . r=1{:. t- L. L57
2. -39 qr=S
ee=$' 2. -39
1! 3.3
-{g4. _ L24 o,rt{ 19r$d,.
q+l 4. - L24
3

ld: _=

92. Find the,:centf,e of EiEle. passjngh:

tlrougtr thepoirfts Gl,{ltt 4Ei and %.',g.fi- Err, * Rg* (r,a) (-e,c). *t
, {3,7}. r: 9-}'3LA = !'-, 1..
' -'"'(s,z) S sfudfu wm t, q1fr 66
2
1. (7,L1 +lFqqr

z. (o,o) r4='\'" 1. (7,L1

? (rt\
r' ad 2. (0,0) d
\r'r) €t,l r
? f1 4 i

-q nG-l \r'l
t

rtr,u) . (r,-$+ I'-})i.e,'f

[0,'(i;")
I

e3. rhe rength

"l-HJ:*\;,
buitding, when the sun,s altitude
a -t-r
es. S6 rrqr
--

* em'* nqft {-zoft qr{

.

is 500, is 20 , i"i, irr.n wr,at it ,S urfr t Eqffi-$ 6r sqffi,oo, iS

*_.

56+s6
3t
5 95. ln the given Figure, the value of Z ss, fr T{ sr{h l, ZP x R qrwr e***-
+ PxRis ,:

Et
od
.{ Y':
s*cl
- z.\
,2., X
-.48G..

*-,.
t:faa
-'<,a'4
_
o.-\
vbe
-{'i ' e'i
..

P
L.,a
P 'L<
- r {r,r \^
":.
ru
k .,F '- 9
tt
R 29 -. n-- ,r-1+-850
R
1,
1. 950
\ t\
,,, i.
2 1000 ,2. 1000 ry 'l
'b r;,.,,6b
w i

,fi'
4 1200
0 .,.3.
4. 1200
950

\\' '3
I
(
i

95. lf x' . Yl = 7889, where x and Y are e6. qR x' . yn = 7889 B, sd x ft ?IL
prime numbers, the value of x + y *,frx+y6Tqrrit 1
rf ts .Iglq L. 30. $s
q.z-,
t rt '-- ,i[ &
*+z'l
-

.jA o \ "YO

w
n tr 2. 60
2. 60 -1 rs\ 3. 100
L9
3. 100
4. 300
4. 300 lax23' ;''

et. qfr-.;i!:I.uifl-r..=r-P * fr
gl.lf ,-!=9,b=E,c=r-P. . then +' + P r+p 9' i'Fq+r'
P+q q+r r+p' , (1,+ a)({ +b){1+ c)
Eil ql-;t*-**..
the varue d
{iIi{i*i{i* is -- ;-.
1rt-ffi+Sffr-cy
+ -, L i-l'
L ' ti.2.,

fg 'r'rr -: 'ei
a
z-
r-t6
u
'1
L\4t,Xf
\,

*
'
2 .0
1

,'?1}'r t .
3. T2 I l*q,
f :Ji-r

ll q? :i t, 4. 1I" -'.r r,1j'-(-'/

-t-x.v l- .r.::'

N.t ,
:r-
,i $ol
)t r'r.ij ; :-"8,
, ';*':J
""1 I

r f v
 98. lf radius of a right circular cylinder es. qR \r+. Etrr
Ttr{ dq * frqr ,LO%
is increased by 10% and hei is
too
srfum. & ;fu Brff EFEr{ 10% o,r * *
decreasedby LO%, its volume will J€rhT i[r.kFr*
1.. increase by 9.8% .qf#n r. 9.g% q&Tr
z 'o 2. g.8% qtrff
W ".,*r1"',gG
lcaad\*L- g.
g.dincrease oy1,.oN A s.gz9q.&n
a.fuffivffi* Jastur\ . q,, 8.yt" Sn *lr.
I
99. The Perimeter of a right ee. qs- Br+1ur ftln c,r qRnq e
triangle is (z+.,,6)r.The length ('.. f)n rcr{ *.*
its hypotenuse is 3e 1. Zm
1,. 2m astF
2. 4m
2. a.@-___
4m 3. G,
3. G, .l s- 4. 0^
,-
\r\.,
/Y''1, m 'x.

100. A fraction becomes I it Z is mo.. qq':fira3 +*.* A w+ i lrE vd

7 7
added to both its numerator and ir{rftrta+tzfrfrqrqrqr qR
denominator. lf 4 is added to tff tt d s utsr urq A FrqZ
numerator and 3 ,y*],0
P#r : 'g
is added to _
denominator, the fraction i# !f, trr.ft *r e66uo F,ry *,-*:
7 t'. ,g
I
becomes Find the original
8 I.
i - -.. .-.ll
fra ction.

t. 8
r.
9-
e
\r)
=6
?
^'i
z.
gi
5
11 \ 'hrrVt=51+ ro t-

I . 3.s
,{
3
5
5
ft3" Sq -.1*=h 4.29AB
L7

11 ?sAt-hq<.=zg -)-g : -..

7Fl;- -LtGu': ss - 21
4
7
-9 octh
.#
f.
\ocoe:\ .Qr-* -L'1
{-: -3
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