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(@@) vers afters Haale, ga Sik fat agar aaftert € 1 ®), fret afters F at wrens S fae ing (ataft) sven dat 8, 3 fe vam | (© ae saftrese wate & A ua & Tet faq saa wa @ sh fies oa ‘gamtem (gs faféwafira) & fer fate (a) @1 att a sot afteea enfia a oT srita 2 @ (2-B)Ge) Directions for the following 4 (four) items : Read the following four passages and answer the items that follow. Your answers to these items should. be based on the passages only, Passage -1 With respect to what are called denominations of religion, if everyone is left to be a judge of his own religion, there is no such thing as religion that is wrong; but if they are to be a judge of each other's religion, there is no such thing as a religion that is right, and therefore all the world is right or all the world is wrong in the matter of religion. 1. What is the most logical assumption that can be made from the passage given above ? (a) No man can live without»adhering to some religious denomination, (b) It is the duty of everyone to propagate one’s religious denomination. (©) Religious denominations tend to ignore, the unity of man. (2) Men do not understand their own religious denomination. Passage -2 It is certain, that seditions, wars, and contempt or breach of the laws are not so much to be imputed to the wickedness of the subjects, as to the bad state of a dominion. For men are not born fit for citizenship, but must be made so. Besides, men’s natural passions are everywhere the same; and if wickedness more prevails, and more offences are committed in one commonwealth than in another, it is certain that the former has neither enough pursued the end of unity, nor framed its laws with sufficient forethought; and that, therefore, it has failed in making quite good its right as a commonwealth. Which among the following is the most logical and rational inference that can be made from the passage given above ? (a) Seditions, wars and breach of the laws are inevitable in every dominion. (b) It'is not the people, but the sovereign who is responsible for all the problems of any dominion. (©) That dominion is the best which pursues the aim of unity and has laws for good citizenship. (d) It is impossible for men to establish a ‘good dominion, BXC-B-GYLI (3-B)uftede-3 EHR Fa AR cecifen wea HT ager aad 2 fee eh arate aa @ | ATT ae aiu 8 ot poe UG Peers H GF safe & ata det 2, FAS aera wr a aT wt @ Aaa A ge a ae ot oa GH at: uit frgia 201 gafte sont, safe, fer, dardtaen, ferme, at af SB sre oe satire ha Sena wei fer ara alee | array feat At % fadward afte gf & dna sei F 1 ae fran fe afta & arr aera ooaer fier sit fee, a aaa ge are a f wa a gos cafe & oe go waren ftvard sear via ah 8, Ba, eH a gee cafe gaat fase fecrdt, sfrwierch acer, seat fiend ater aa €, aire zafte st fS 3 wi ages 8, ae aaa a ona 3. 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Equality is, morally speaking, a default principle, Therefore, persons should not be discriminated on grounds such as race, caste, gender, ethnicity, disability, or class. These features of human condition are morally irrelevant. The idea that one should treat persons with respect not only because some of these persons possess some special features or talent, for example skilled cricketers, gifted musicians, or literary giants, but because persons Passage -4 Aristocratic government ruins itself by limiting too narrowly the circle within which power is confined; oligarchic government ruins itself by the for immediate wealth. But even democracy ruins itself by excess of democracy. Its basic incautious scramble Principle is the equal right of all to hold office and determine public policy. This is, at first glance, a delightful arrangement; it becomes disastrous because the people are not properly equipped by education to select the best rulers and the wisest courses, The people have no understanding and only repeat what their rulers are pleased to tell them. Such a are human beings, is by now part of | democracy is tyranny or autocracy. — Plato commonsense morality. With reference to the above passage, the|4 | Which one of the following statements best following assumptions have been made : reflects the crux of the passage given above ? 1. Equality is a prerequisite for people to Participate in the multiple transactions (a) Human societies experiment with of society from a position of confidence, Kis ead ob yd Pbanentag 2 Oceurrence of inequality is detrimental to the survival of democracy, 3. Equal standing of all citizens is an idea @) Any fem to een cee Reena Peer in deteriorate by excess of its basic a democracy. principle. 4, Right to equality should be incorporated into our values and day-to-day political (©) Education of all citizens ensures a vocabulary. perfect, functional and sustainable Which of the above assumptions are valid ? democracy. (@) Land 2only (b) and 3 only (@ Having a government is a necessary evil (© Land 4 only because tyranny is inherent in any form (@ Band 4 only of government. BXC-B-GYLI (5-B)5. 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The number of| Indians who can speak English is (a) 20 (b) 30 (© 300rless (@) 300rmore Consider all S-digit numbers (without repetition of digits) obtained using three non-zero digits which are multiples of 3, Let § be their sum, Which of the following is/are correct ? 1. Sis always divisible by 74. 2, Sis always divisible by 9. Select the correct answer using the code given| 9, below : (@) lonly () 2only (© Both 1and2 @ Neither 1 nor 2 There are two Classes A and B having 25 and 30 students respectively. In Class-A the highest score is 21 and lowest score is 17. In Class-B the highest score is 30 and lowest score is 22. Four students are shifted from Class-A to Class-B. Consider the following statements : 1. The average score of Class-B will definitely decrease. 2. The average score of Class-A will]10. definitely increase. Which of the above statements is/are correct ? (@) 1only ) only (© Both 1 and2 (@) Neither 1 nor 2 (7-B) Consider two Statements and a Question : Statement-1: Priya is 4 ranks below Seema and is 31 from the bottom. : Ena is 2 ranks above Seema and is 37" from the bottom. What is Seema’s rank from the top in the class of 40 students ? Which one of the following is correct in respect of the Statements and the Question ? (a) Statement-1 alone is not sufficient to Statement: Question : answer the Question (b) Statement-2 alone is not sufficient to answer the Question (©) Either Statement-1 alone or Statement-2 alone is sufficient to answer the Question (@ Both Statement-1 and Statement-2 are required to answer the Question Consider two Statements and a Question : ‘Statement-1: Each of A and D is heavier than each of B, E and F, but none of them is the heaviest. Statement-2: A is heavier than D, but is lighter than C. Who is the heaviest among A,B,C, DandE? Which one of the following is correct in respect of the Statements and the Question ? (a) Statement-1 alone is sufficient to answer the Question (b) Statement-2 alone is sufficient to Question : answer the Question (©) Both Statement-1 and Statement-2 are required to answer the Question (@) Neither Statement-1_ alone nor Statement-2 alone is sufficient to answer the Question In the English alphabet, the first 4 letters are written in opposite order; and the next 4 letters are written in opposite order and so on; and at the end Y and Z are interchanged. Which will be the fourth letter to the right of the 13" letter 2 @ N @) T © H @ 1Previa (am) seria & Ferg Agar: ae Re me ae ited a? 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(a) att a wR var & daa 8 aT anf | (>) Sgei 8 geet are veel & ea Met a sera ara epilator eT aafeT | (© Wai Twas steht (Crearhfer) & weer we fetes eat arf, > @ site steel a xt saa Ti & oran & fare &t fen sit afer | B)CR) Directions for the following 4 (four) items : Read the following four passages and answer the items that follow. Your answers to these items should ge based on the passages only, Passage -1 India faces a challenging immediate future in energy and climate policy-making. The problems are multiple : sputtering fossil fuel production capabilities; limited access lectricity and modern cooking fuel for the poorest; rising fuel imports in an unstable global energy context; continued electricity pricing and governance challenges leading to its costly deficits or surplus supply; and not least, growing environmental contestation around land, water and air. But all is not bleak: growing energy efficiency programmes; integrated urbanisation and transport policy discussions; inroads to enhancing energy access and security; and bold renewable energy initiatives, even if not fully conceptualised, suggest the promise of transformation. Which one of the following statements best: to 12. i. reflects the critical message conveyed by the passage given above ? (a) India’s energy decision-making process is ever more complex and interconnected. (b) India’s energy and climate policy is heavily tuned to _ sustainable development goals. India’s energy and climate actions are not compatible with its broader social, economic and environmental goals. gy decision-making process © India’s ener} i is straightforward supply-oriented and ignores the demand side. (d) BXC-B-GYLI oD Passage -2 There are reports that some of the antibiotics sold in the market are fed to poultry and other livestock as growth promoters. Overusing these substances can that are create superbugs, pathogens resistant to multiple drugs and could be passed along humans. Mindful of that, some farming companies have stopped using the drugs to make chickens gain weight faster. Since Denmark banned antibiotic growth promoters in the 19903, the major pork exporter says it is producing more pigs — and the animals get fewer diseases. Which one of the following statements best reflects the critical message conveyed by the passage given above ? People should avoid consuming the @ products of animal farming. (®) Foods of animal origin should be replaced with foods of plant origin, (©) Using antibiotics on animals should be banned. 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It seems highly probable that mass consumption in these countries could be well poised to create a food crisis. 18, With reference to the above pascage, the following assumptions have been made : 1, Oil producing countries are one of the reasons for high food prices. 14, 2, If there is a food crisis in the world in the near future, it will be in the qT emerging economies. Which of the above assumptions is/are valid? () only @) 2only (©) Both 1and2 (@) Neither 1 nor 2 BXC-B-GYLI \ (Vee) Passage -4 A central of modern development economics is the importance of income growth, by which is meant growth in Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In theory, rising GDP creates employment and investment opportunities. As incomes message grow in a country where the level of GDP was once low, households, communities, and governments are increasingly able to set aside some funds for the production of things that make for a good life. Today GDP has assumed such a significant place in the development lexicon, that if someone mentions “economic growth”, we know they mean growth in GDP. With reference to the above passage, the following assumptions have been made : 1. Rising GDP is essential for a country to be a developed country. 2. Rising GDP guarantees a reasonable distribution of income to all households. Which of the above assumptions is/are valid? (a) lonly (b) 2only (©) Both tand2 (@) Neither 1 nor 215. 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Books of old Gazetteers with blue covers are (a) QandR e) QandU © QandT @ = Tandu Replace the incorrect term by the correct term in the given sequence 8, 2,7, 4, 18, 10, 21, 18, 31, 28, 43, 40 where odd terms and even terms follow the same pattern, (a) 0 ) 1 © 3 @ 6 Following is a matrix of certain entries. The entries follow a certain trend row-wise. Choose the missing entry (2) accordingly. 7B 10A 3c 3c 9B 6A 10A 13C 2 () 9B ® 3A () 3B @ 3c - You are given two identical sequences in two rows : Sequence-I: | 8 | 4| 6 | 15 [525 236-25 Sequence-I:[5]A[B]C]|D| EF What is the entry in the place of C for the Sequence-II? (a) 25 @) 5 @ 9375 (a) 32-8125 (13-8) BXC-B-GYLI A person X from a place A and another person Y from a place B set out at the same time to walk towards each other. The places are separated by a 15 km, X walks with a uniform speed of 1:5 km/hr and Y walks with a uniform speed of 1 km/hr in the first hour, with a uniform speed of 1:25 km/hr in the second hour and with a uniform speed of 1:5 km/hr in the third hour and 0 on. distance of, Which of the following is/are correct ? 1. They take 5 hours to meet. 2, ‘They meet midway between A and B. Select the correct answer using the code given below : (a) lonly (b) 2only (©) Both 1and2 (@__ Neither 1 nor 2 A student appeared in 6 papers. The maximum marks are the same for each paper. His marks in these papers are in the proportion of 5: 6:7: 8:9: 10. Overall he scored 60%. 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Your answers to these items should be based on the passages only. Passage ~1 Fig trees (genus Ficus) are considered sacred in India, East Asia and Africa and are common in agricultural and urban landscapes where other large trees are absent, In natural forests, fig trees provide food for wildlife when other resources are scarce and support a high density and diversity of frugivores (fruit-eating animals). If frugivorous birds and bats continue to visit fig trees located in sites with high human disturbance, sacred fig trees may promote frugivere abundance. Under _ favourable microclimate, plenty of seedlings of other tree species would grow around fig trees. 21. On the basis of the passage given above, the following assumptions have been made : 1. Fig trees can often be keystone species in natural forests. Fig trees can grow where other large woody species cannot grow. Sacred trees can have a role in biodiversity conservation. 4. Fig trees have a role in the seed dispersal of other tree species. Which of the above assumptions is/are valid? (a) Land 2only () 3only (©) 2and 4 only (ad) 1,3 and4only 8XC-B-GYLI (15- Passage -2 At the heart of agroecology is the idea that agroecosystems should mimic the biodiversity levels and functioning of natural ecosystems. Such agricultural mimics, like their natural models, can be productive, pest-resistant, nutrient conserving, and resilient to shocks and stresses, In ecosystems there is no ‘waste’, nutrients are recycled indefinitely. Agroecology aims at closing nutrient loops, i.e., returning all nutrients that come out of the soil back to the soil such as through application of farmyard manure. Jt also harnesses natural processes to control pests and build soil fertility ie, through intercropping. Agroecological practices include integrating trees with livestock and crops. 22, Consider the following : 1. Cover crops 2. Fertigation 3. Hydroponies ‘Mixed farming 5. Polyculture 6. Vertical farming Which of the above farming practices can be compatible with agroecology, as implied by the passage? 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A modern car is a computer on wheels; an aeroplane is a computer on wings, The arrival of the “Internet of Things” will see computers baked into everything from road signs and MRI scanners to prosthetics and insulin pumps. There is little evidence that these gadgets will be any more trustworthy than their desktop counterparts. Hackers have already proved that they can take remote control of internet connected cars and pacemakers. 23. Which one of the following statements best reflects the most critical inference that can be made from the passage given above ? (@) Computers are not completely safe. (b) Companies producing the software do not take cyber security seriously. (©) Stringent data security laws are needed. (@) The present trend of communication technologies will affect our lives in future. BXC-B-GYLI (17- Passage - 4 A social and physical environment riddled with poverty, inequities, unhygienie and insanitary conditions generates the risk of infectious diseases. Hygiene has different levels : personal, domestic and community hygiene. There is no doubt that personal cleanliness brings down the rate of infectious diseases. But the entry of the market into this domain has created a false sense of security that gets conditioned and reinforced by the onslaught of advertisements. Experience in Western Europe shows that along with personal hygiene, general improvements in environmental conditions and components like clean water, sanitation and food security have brought down infant/child death/infection rates considerably. The obsession with hand hygiene also brings in the persisting influence of the market on personal health, overriding or marginalising the negative impact on ecology and the emergence of resistant germs. On the basis of the passage given above, the following assumptions have been made : 1. People who are obsessed with personal hygiene tend to ignore the community hygiene. Emergence of multi-drug resistant germs can be prevented by personal cleanliness. 3. Entry of the market in the domain of hygiene increases the risk of infectious diseases. Scientific and micro-level interventions are not sufficient to bring down the burden of infectious diseases. 5. It is community hygiene implemented through public health measures that is really effective in the battle against 24, 2 4. infectious diseases. ‘Which of the above assumptions are valid ? (a) Land 2 only (b) Sand4only (© 4and5 only @ 1,2and 4only B)25, we we AY Rat ra, fre oie Fewt 26. 27. 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(a) aod H 45°38 aH a &) See H 45°83 aR aT © Rang H asa afte sto @ we H 45°8 atts sow ~ (18-8)25. 26. 27. BXC-B-GYLI A Statement followed by Conclusion-I and Conclusion-II is given below, You havo to take the Statoment to be true even if it seems to be at variance from the commonly known facts, Read all Conclusions and then decide which of| the givon Conclusion(s) logically follows/follow from the Statement, disregarding the commonly known facts. Statement: Some cats are almirahs. Some almirahs are chairs. All chairs are tables. Certainly some almirahs are tables. Conelusion-I: Conclusion:II: Some cats may not be chairs. Which one of the following is correct ? (a) Only Conclusion-I (b) Only Conclusion-II (© Both Conclusion-I and Conclusion-II @ _ Neither Conclusion-I nor Conclusion-II A boy plays with a ball and he drops it from a height of 1:5 m, Every time the ball hits the ground, it bounces back to attain a height 4/5" of the previous height. The ball does not bounce further if the previous height is less than 50 cm. What is the number of times the ball hits the ground before the ball stops bouncing ? @ 4 o) 5 © 6 @ 7 Images of consonants of the English alphabet (Capitals) are observed in a mirror. What is the number of images of these which do not look like their original shapes ? (a) 13 (b) 14 @ 16 qd) 16 28. 29. 30. (19-8) A bank employee drives 10 km towards South from her house and turns to her left and drives another 20 km. She again turns left and drives 40 km, then she turns to her right and drives for another 6 km. She again turns to her right and drives another 30 km to reach her bank where she works. What is the shortest distance between her bank and her house ? (a) 20km ) 25 km (© 30km @ 35km Integers are listed from 700 to 1000. In how many integers is the sum of the digits 10? (a) 6 ) 7 @ 8 @ 9 A woman runs 12 km towards her North, then 6 km towards her South and then 8 km towards her East. In which direction is she from her starting point ? (a) An angle less than 45° South of East (b) An angle less than 45° North of East (©) An angle more than 45° South of East (@) Anangle more than 45° North of Eastsete (ee) see 3 fe Fe: “ha fe are fee at age ite oa # AA oad arch rid ee e/a # ds ae at 7 eae TTT we? 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Mek aefa @ fade pe ait 7 cereiat Ft scat set a art 2 1 4, Hai Hi fafaeen, whet 4 fatiern ert 8 1 aege ia aieat arcongaront art 8 2 (@) Fart ) Haat 2, 33% 4 (©) Fat 13k 2 @ Fad saita (20-B)aie Directions for the following 4 (four) items? Read the following four passages and answer the + gems that follow. Your answers to these items should be based on the passages only. Passage ~1 Researchers simulated street lighting on artificial grassland plots containing pea-aphids, sap-sucking insects, at night. These were exposed to two different types of light — a white light similar to newer commercial LED lights and an amber light similar to sodium street lamps, The low intensity amber light was shown to inhibit, rather than induce, flowering in a wild plant of the pea family which is a source of food for the pea-aphids in grasslands. The number of aphids was also significantly suppressed under the light treatment due to the limited amount of food Passage -2 Approximately 80 percent of all flowering plant species are pollinated by animals, including birds and mammals, but the main pollinators are insects. Pollination is responsible for providing us with a wide variety of food, as well as many plant-derived medicines. At least one-third of the crops depend world’s agricultural pollination. Bees are the most dominant taxa upon when it comes to pollination and they are crucial to more than four hundred crops. Pollination is an essential service that is the result of intricate relationships between plants and animals, and the reduction or loss of either affects the survival of both, Effective pollination requires resources, such as refuges of pristine natural vegetation. available. 82. On the basis of the passage given above, the following assumptions have been made : 81. Which one of the following statements best 1. Sustainable production of India’s cereal reflects the most critical inference that can food grains is impossible without the be made from the passage given above ? diversity of pollinating animals. (a) Low intensity light has more adverse 2, Monoculture of horticultural crops effect on the plants as compared to high hampers the survival of insects. intensity light. 3. Pollinators become scarce in cultivated ; . areas devoid of natural vegetation. (b) Light pollution can have a permanent F Diversity in insects induces diversity of adverse impact on an ecosystem. plants, Rape pa (©), White light is better for the flowering Which of the above assumptions is/are plants as compared to the light of other] i.» colours. (@) Lonly (@) Proper intensity of light in an ecosystem. () 2,8.and4only is important not only for plants but for (© 1ana2only animals too. @ Band 4only BXC-B-GYLI (21-8)| ufteiq 3 | afieng A wad add wate {|| ‘aerang wise ar sven at ge array tert | | & wri Raq ne seen F srftesey sit il Sager areal Hafez oA waft oft aul & fei At don H anf Ral Eg rae aha wow a} ada sai «oom Sm, viene sift amt a se ag set afte ve grit (Gani) fact ome, wat vie ar sonia WA 1 gat sift, Tes A aS A aria H gE ER Leas ar, wad aan & faq shese dari we frari ot Rsk adh 2 1 33, Prafefaa 1 a sta ae sade uiede & Aer ra ah aaa BT a aetaT BP (@) aia sag Hecate Vea aaEe (Fenetewns) Bi Tela ar ee Sel Haars 2 | & wry sh vital aa Hes dare 1 arcaftes Prien at ar feat aT aam & | ( weary viada & set eres ar Aes aT 2, wate aa a wm dee MAGI a1 uftedq—4 heave saferofer aa REET A copay a5 eran (=aeifaees) erat st eT TT fee Ge wrens wT Tei a Hawg | sah wre HF aea tm, rahe oi ahh aerrerersit 3 ere rere HPT ST aT =A, BPA %& ageia & ger age A wei aRrmrait & iter % det Her aroahs soe A sitar & re Seacrest sree amma 3 datos at aeaT feat | A stacey cite arereren 8 svar sm ea (SHE SR) % wat fader % fore BPA snferarear (eifeafed) car vat Gey oft ST E, Tat ABT SH aired gia wwe Hae BL 34, sige viteog & ova oe, Prefan waren ward 1 € 1. BPA, tat FH (et ded) apa are at aftafta ax arate 1 2, wg AA ara dei so A a oa.4 tases sit atresia arene ah 3. walawha sqrt ateBearers wri opie aa & fq yphs ae mitted aise} ea Ht art at aad f 1 sede 8 sash pleront ara e 2 @ Faa1ake &) Fat 2at 3 © Fraisins @ 1,23%3Passage ~ A study conducted on the impacts of climate change over the Cauvery basin of Tamil Nadu using regional climate models showed an increasing trend for maximum and minimum temperatures, and a decronso in the number of rainy days, Theso climatic shifts will have an impact on the hydrological cycles in the region, lead to more run-off and less recharge, and affect the groundwater tables. Further, there has been an increase in the frequency of droughts in the State, This has driven farmers to increase dependency on groundwater resources to secure their crops. 98. Which one of the following statements best reflects the crus of the passage given above ? = - @) Development of regional climate models helps climate-smart agricultural practices. in choosing Heavy dependence on groundwater resources can be reduced by adopting} dry-land cropping systems. b) Climate changes increase the criticality of water resources while simultaneously © threatening it. (4) Climate changes cause the farmers to adopt unsustainable livelihoods and CR) risky coping strategies. BXC-B-GYLI (23- Passage ~4 Researchers were able to use stem cells to gauge the neurotoxic effects of the environmental pollutant Bisphenol A (BPA). They used a combination of biochemical and cell-based assays to examine the gene expression profile during the differentiation of mouse embryonic stem cella upon treatment with BPA, a compound known to cause heart diseases, diabetes, and developmental abnormalities in humans. They ware able to detect and measure BPA toxicity towards the proper specification of primary germ layers, euch as endoderm and ectoderm, and the establishment of neural progenitor cells. 34, On the basis of the passage given above, the following assumptions have been made : 1. BPA may alter embryonic development in vivo, 2. Biochemical and cell-based assays are useful in finding out treatments for pollution-induced diseases. 3. Embryonic stem cells could serve as a model to evaluate the physiological effects of environmental pollutants. Which of the above assumptions are valid ? (a) Land 2only (b) 2and 3 only (©) Land 8 only @ 1,2and3 B)35. a 9219 a 108 Peni fren ore, AT aT 37. 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(a) 21 May (b) 20°" May © 19 May @ 18 May BXC-B-GYLI (25-B) ology class at high school predicted that a local population of animals will double in size every 12 years. The population at the beginning of the year 2021 was estimated to be 50 animals. If P represents the population after n years, then which one of the following ‘equations represents the model of the class for the population ? (a) P=12+4650n () P=60+412n (©) P=50(2)20 @ P=50(2)"? Ina class, 60% of students are from India and 50% of the students are girls. If 30% of the Indian students are girls, then what percentage of foreign students are boys ? (a) 45% (bh) 40% © 30% (d) 20% A Statement followed by Conclusion-I and Conclusion-II is given below. You have to take the Statement to be true even if it seems to be at variance from the commonly known facts. Read all Conclusions and then decide which of the given Conclusion(s) logically follows/follow from the Statement, disregarding the commonly known facts. Statement: Some radios are mobiles. All mobiles are computers. Some computers are watches. Conclusion-I: Certainly some radios are watches. Conclusion-I: Certainly some mobiles are watches. ‘Which one of the following is correct ? 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Your answers to these items should be based on the passages only, Passage ~1 Medieval merchants risked the hazards of the Silk Road to reach the markets of China; Portuguese caravels in the 15 century sailed beyond the bounds of the known world, searching less for knowledge than for gold and spices. Historically, the driver for opening frontiers has always been the search for resources. Science and curiosity are weaker drivers. The only way to open up space, whether the space of solar system or interstellar space is to create an economic engine and that engine is resource extraction. 41. Which one of the following statements best sums up the passage given above ? (a) Wealth generation is the primary motive for any human endeavour. (b) Space, whether space in solar system or interstellar space, will govern our future ‘economy. (©) Human beings are motivated to explore new frontiers principally by economic considerations. (@) Wealth generation is based on the risk-taking behaviour of some men. BXC-B-GYLI (27 GR) Passage -2 most people would agree that telling deliberate lies is wrong, except perhaps in certain special situations where more harm will be done by telling the truth. Even the most truthful people probably tell a good many more lies that might be regarded as semantic lies; their use of words contains some measure of falsehood, more or less deliberate.” 42. The idea which the first part of the passage mentions is (a) agreement about telling lies. (b) disagreement about telling lies. (©) disagreement about telling the truth. (a) disagreement about the harm in telling the truth. 43. Which one of the following habits is found more often in good people ? (@) Mixing up the true and false (b) Intentional mixing up of truth with the false (© Falsification of facts (@) Complete concealment of truth -B)SRS a Howes oe ea ore 8, ef wee BXC-B-GYLI 44, WH Auta (8 ata), wre meh H sds, Fer] 47. 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(a) Monday (b) Wednesday (©) Thursday (@) Sunday The difference between a 2-digit number and the number obtained by interchanging the positions of the digits is 54, Consider the following statements : 1. The sum of the two digits of the number can be determined only if the product of| the two digits is known. 4. 48, 2. The difference between the two digits of | 50, the number can be determined. Which of the above statements is/are correct ? (a) only () 2only (© Both 1and2 (@)_ Neither 1 nor 2 (29-B) 49.5 X said to Y, “At the time of your birth I was twice as old as you are at present.” If the present age of X is 42 years, then consider the following statements : 1. 8 years ago, the age of X was five times the age of Y. 2. After 14 years, the age of X would be two times the age of Y. Which of the above statements is/are correct ? (@) 1only (b) 2only (© Both Land 2 (@) Neither 1 nor 2 If the price of an article is decreased by 20% and then the new price is increased by 25%, then what is the net change in the price ? (a) 0% (b) 5% increase (©) 5% decrease (@) Cannot be determined due to insufficient data When a certain number is multiplied by 7, the product entirely comprises ones only (1111...) What is the smallest such number? (a) 15718 (b) 15728 (© 15783 @ 15873 Aman completes 7/8 of a job in 21 days. How many more days will it take him to finish the Job if quantum of work is further increased by 50%? 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(@) fererh wean get it afttreat omensit & ages ee ire seater ae Bi a cafes ah phere & ferare & fore ara Frere @ | wat at dent amis aa & fare ar eon, fret creer Ht fired et (b) © (d@) wre ies frag & aft, armies afte star-arers aera twtr Ht @ 1,233 BXC-B-GYLI (30- wath 8 | B)rections for the following 2 (two) items : the following two passages and answer the items that follow. Your answers to these items should je based on the Passages only, Passage ~1 Can a democracy avoid being a welfare state for Jong ? Why cannot mass welfare be left entirely to the markets ? ‘There is a built-in tension between markets and democracy. Markets do not work on a one-person-one-vote principle as democracies do. What one gets out of the market place depends on one’s endowments, skills, purchasing power and the forces of demand and supply. Markets reward individual initiative and skill, and may also lift many from the bottom rungs of society, but some people never get the opportunity to develop skills that markets demand; they are simply too Poor and too handicapped; or skill formation takes too long. By creating jobs, markets may be able to help even unskilled people, but capitalism has always witnessed bursts of unemployment, 51. With reference to the above passage, the Passage -2 In our schools, we teach our children all that is there to know about physics, maths and history and what-have-you. But do we teach them about the bitter caste divide that plagues the country, about the spectre of famine that stalks large parts of our land, about gender sensitivity, about the possibility of atheism as a choice, etc. ? Equally important, do we teach them to ask questions, or do we teach them only to passively receive our wisdom ? From the school, suddenly, the adolescent finds himselfherself in the unfettered world of university. Here he/she is swept up in a cocooned world of turmoil of ideas, influences and ideologies. For someone who has been discouraged from asking questions and forming an opinion, this transition can be painful. SER, coounptiine thttreen 52. Which one of the following statements best lowing mn made : ts the central idea of thi 1. Modern democracies rely on the market] "** wh yO TU" ee forces to enable them to be welfare) ®ve" above? states. (@) School curriculum is not compatible with 2. Markets ensure sufficient economic the expectations of children and parents. grow necessary for demosracies © be) (Emphasis on academic achivements ve. does give time for development of 3. Government programmes are needed for pereoiity md ala, those left behind in economic growth. Which of the sbove assumptions isare| © PfParing the children to be better _ citizens should be the responsibility of A ae the education system. (a a ) Sonly (@) Tobe a better citizen, the present world i dedsauy order demands societal and life-eoping a 7 skills in addition to academic content. 1,2an BXC-B-GYLI (st ey57. BXC-B-GYLI ah fig P,Q TOR GH we ta KT fear 8 PH PQ:QR=9:58 14z PQ: PRI aor ar oA ear n 8, an Pees sea 8? @ 1 @) 2 © 3 @ 4 wm Pere (rat ahd) we ea at ve ot iat fen a 6 sama a a fas fara HHT A wahta fren on gaat 8? @ 4 ) 6 @ 8 @ 2 . AS Re me an faaedi Ha ww feet FT arate EE A ba babababaab 7 fear we fe eat (_) ate Te HT ae Soi, ww fare aH a SgATT FN (a) bababa &) baabba © bbaabb (@) ababab . sit & wT Ho, 2, 3, 3, 3 aT an at i Wy it ae 2 @ 3 ® 6 © @ 2 Prafeitra seri we fare Afi : 1 Se cle rene Sen \ 2 am wa wpisl a TRAE apres & aur et aaa ze | sade werd Fa ae-ar/ara we 2/8? (a) %aa 1 (b) Fae 2 @ 19 2a @ ai1782 59. 60. (32-B) (b) 10000 (100000 (a 1000000 age in 6 ar 1 eT A Hoy op cat & eer sae wr Prorat & A ay ore eater et 7a AHCTETE | BH rg ‘er son erat are Fre Tee > (@) 3 © 4 @ 5 @ 6 go traf 4, Bik c% AeA ps ger agar 3 frafea ot 8 | frafetan seri ox fara aific : 1. ap en a afte a daa saiftrna aie free | 2 ARrp+ game, tc awe iat freer | sede seri Fa aear/aea ae 8/8? (a) Far 1 &) FaR2 © 13 eat @ waz he55. 56. 57. 8XC-B.GYLI 8. A cubical vessel of side 1 ms filled completely ‘There are three points P, Q and R on a straight line such that PQ: QR = 3:5. Ifn is the number of possible values of PQ : PR, then what is n equal to ? @ 1 @) 2 © 3 @ 4 On a chess board, in how many different ways can 6 consecutive squares be chosen on the diagonals along a straight path ? @ 4 ) 6 © 8 @ 2 In the series -b_a_ba_b_abab_aab; fill in the six blanks (_) using one of the following given four choices such that the series follows a specific order. (a) bababa (b) baabba (©) bbaabb (d) ababab Using 2, 2, 3, 8, 3 as digits, how many distinct numbers greater than 30000 can be formed ? fa) 3 (bt) 6 ) 9 (@) 12 Consider the following statements : 1, The sum of 5 consecutive integers can be 100. 2. ‘The product of three consecutive natural numbers can be equal to their sum. Which of the correct ? above statements is/are (a) lonly (b) 2only (©) Both 1 and 2 (a) Neither 1 nor 2 59, 60. (33-B) with water. How many millilitres of water is contained in it (neglect thickness of the vessel) ? (a) 1000 (b) 10000 (©) 100000 (@) 1000000 There are 6 persons arranged in a row. Another person has to shake hands with 3 of them so that he should not shake hands with two consecutive persons. In how many distinct possible combinations can the handshakes take place ? fa) 3 (b) 4 © 5 @) 6 An amount of money was distributed among A,B and C in the ratio p:q: 1 Consider the following statements : 1. A gets the maximum share if. p is greater than (q +1). 2 C gets the minimum share if r is less than (p +4). Which of the above statements is/are correct ? (a) Lonly (b) 2only (©) Both 1and2 (@) Neither 1 nor 2Freierfirar 2. (at) werivtt a Bere Pager : Fe Ree a otedel a vite site otedat % AA sre sete orm i | Fo eae i s Ws aes (ia) K aa F FO IPE seme A gf a wae, “Rew we” (Flipped classroom) TET BH Ash B area w &, Tet Was ARR orem ga & ok sar a wa 4 om a wr ogi, arama a TUF, we sal, went ae g | ade se sat at amr fran 2a 8, . 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Your answers ty se based onthe passages ony, items should Passage ~ 1 The best universities jj despite having the lux excellent teachers on their increasingly embracing the format, where students listen, home, and spend class time applyi i knowledge, solving problems, “tncosing examples, ete, Professors guide that discussion and fill in wherever necessary, explaining those bits that seem to be eluding tho students and throwing in advanced ideas that happen to be topical. These universities have made their video lectures available free for anyone in the world, They are also encouraging colleges and universities all over the world to integrate these online courses into their own pedagogy, picking heir payroll, are “flipped classroom” to video lectures at Ge) Passage -2 Our cities are extremely vulnerable to climate change because of large concentrations of populations and poor infrastructure. Moreover, population densities are increasing in them but we have not yet developed the systems to address climate change impacts. Our cities contribute to 65 per cent of the GDP, but there are not enough facilities to cater to the needs of the people. It is important to address the issues of air quality, transport, ete., that are vital to identifying sustainable solutions. We need to involve citizens in city planning and create an ecosystem that meets the needs of the people. the pieces that are appropriate for their needs | Which among the following is the most and building a package around them. logical and rational inference that can be ; ; made from the passage given above ? 61. Which one of the following statements best reflects the central idea of the passage| (a) Our cities need to have well-defined Pe ge given above ? administrative set-up with sufficient (@) Efficacy of universities would be better ieee in online mode of conducting classroom tuition as compared to conventional| (b) Ever increasing population densities is a method. hindrance in our efforts to achieve (®) Availability of higher education can be sustainable development, made easier and cheaper. without diluting the content. (©) To maintain and develop our cities we (©) We need not invest much in need to adopt sustainability related infrastructure related to higher intaryentions, education and yet develop better human grad aca capital, (@) Public-Private Partnership mode of (a) Private sector institutions in, higher development is the viable long-term education as well as coaching institutes solution for the infrastructure and can take advantage of this opportunity sustainability problems of India. and thrive well. (35-B) BXC-B-GYLI66. Uh BXC-B-GYLI GH ada FPF Q 8 40 sim artes wea Fi | Fos ce tes a faeafefera # & Pre a, Pe 4a 4 és 4 2 # z EE etd, sik fara 3 2 a oft 7 Ha aad, Prafefied #8 saa ae 8? 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(a) 420 (b) 360 @ F300 (d) 270 In a code language ‘MATHEMATICS’ is written as ‘LBSIDNZUHDR’. How is ‘CHEMISTRY written in that code language ? (a) DIDLHRSSX (bt) BIDNHTSSX (©) BIDLHTSSX (@) DGFLIRUQZ 67. 68, 69, 70. (37-B) At which one of the following times, do the hour hand and the minute hand of the clock make an angle of 180° with each other ? (a) At 7:00 hours (b) Between 7:00 hours and 7:05 hours (© At 7:05 hours (d) Between 7:05 hours and 7:10 hours In an objective type test of 90 questions, 5 marks are allotted for every correct answer and 2 marks are deducted for every wrong answer. After attempting all the 90 questions, a student got a total of 387 marks. What is the number of incorrect responses ? @ 9 ) 13 @ 2 (a) 43 Consider the following addition problem : SP + 4P + PP + PP = RQ2; where P,Q and R are different digits, What is the arithmetic mean of all such possible sums ? 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Your answers to these items should be based on the passages only, Passage ~1 Nothing can exist in a natural state which can be called good or bad by common assent, sinee every man who is in a natural state consults only his own advantage, and determines what is good or bad according to his own fancy and insofar as he has regard for his own advantage alone, and holds himself responsible to no one save himself by any law; and therefore sin cannot be conceived in a natural state, but only in a civil state, which is decreed by common consent what is good or bad, and each one holds himself responsible to the state, CR) Passage - 2 In the immediate future, we will see the increasing commodification of many new technologies — artificial intelligence and robotics, 8D manufacturing, custom made biological and pharmaceutical products, lethal autonomous weapons and driverless cars, This will pose conundrums. The moral question of how a driverless car will decide between hitting a jaywalker and swerving and damaging the car has often been debated. The answer is both simple — save the human life — and complex. At which angle should the car swerve — just enough to save the jaywalker or more than enough ? If the Griverless car is in Dublin, who would take the decision ? The Irish Government, or the car’s original code writer in California, or a software programmer in Hyderabad to whom maintenance is outsourced ? If different national jurisdictions life, how will it affect insurance and investment decisions, including transnational ones ? 72, Which of the following statements best reflect the rational, plausible and practical implications that can be derived from the passage given above ? 1, Too much globalization is not in the best interests of any country. Modern technologies are increasingly blurring the economic borders. 3. Innovation and capital have impinged on the domain of the State. 2. 4. — Public policy of every country should focus on developing its own supply chains. 5. Geopolitics will have to reconcile to many ambiguities and uncertainties. Select the correct answer using the code given below : (@) 1,4and5 only (b) 1,2, 8.and 4 only © 2,8and5 only 71. Which one of the following statements best reflects the central idea of the passage given above? (@) The conceptions of what is right or wrong exist due to the formation of a state. (®) Unless a ruling authority decides as to what is right or wrong, no man would be morally right. (©) Man is inherently immoral and selfish in a natural state. (a) The idea of what is right or wrong is necessary for the survival of human species. 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