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Passage—1 The main threat to maintaining progress in human development comes from the increasingly evident unsustainability of production and consumption patterns, Current production models rely heavily on fossil fuels. We now know that this is unsustainable because the resources are finite. The close link between economic growth and greenhouse gas emissions needs to be severed for human development to become truly sustainable. Some developed countries have begun to alleviate the worst effects by expanding recycling and investing in public transport and infra- structure. But most developing countries are hampered by the high costs and low availability of clean energy sources. Developed countries need to support developing countries’ transition to sustainable human development. 1, Unsustainability in production pattern is due to which of the following? 1, Heavy dependence on fossil fuels 2. Limited availability of resources 3. Expansion of recycling Select the correct answer using the code given below. (a) 1 and 2 only (b) 2 only () 1 and 3 only (a) 1, 2and3 VGYH-D-CST/46A, 2. Consider the following statements : Developed countries can support developing countries’ transition to sustainable human development by 1, making clean energy sources available at low cost 2. providing loans for improving their public transport at nominal interest rates 3. encouraging them to change their production and consumption patterns Which of the statements given above is/are correct? (a) 1 only (b) 1 and 2 only () 2 and 3 only (@) 1,2 and 3 Passage—2 Unless the forces and tendencies which are responsible for destroying the country’s environment are checked in the near future and afforestation of denuded areas is taken up on a massive scale, the harshness of the climatic conditions and soil erosion by wind and water will increase to such an extent that agriculture, which is the mainstay of our people, will gradually become impossible. The desert countries of the world and our own desert areas in Rajasthan are a grim reminder of the consequences of large-scale deforestation. Pockets of desert-like landscape are now appearing in other parts of the [P.7.0.Sie m frag A ale ae ge A are i aren afenst ai dial & area t-kt aa gon ea a, set aa, fad ani ag wl der, Eat ahard sik qa aa, othe eftarch 8 fom 9 fara feang 22% 3. sas oiede & agen, sage 3k saree % sierra freaferitas 4-8 en afore eA? 1, Fa Aare aT aT 2. Sarr sire & fore sea At a 3. 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An Identity Card has the number the Deccan Plateau. Where only a few decades ABCDEFG, not necessarily in that back there used to be lush green forests with order, where each letter represents perennial streams and springs, there is only a distinct digit (1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9 only). brown earth, bare of vegetation, without any The number is divisible by 9. After water in the streams and springs except in the deleting the first digit from the right, Falngiesabci, the resulting number is divisible by 6. After deleting two digits from the right of original number, the resulting number is divisible by 5. After deleting three digits from the right of original number, the resulting number is divisible by 4. After deleting four digits from the 1, Depletion of soil resource right of original number, the resulting number is divisible by 3. After deleting five digits from the right of original number, the resulting number is 3. Lack of water for cultivation divisible by 2. Which of the following is a possible value for the sum of the middle three digits of the number? 3. According to the passage given above, deforestation and denudation will ultimately lead to which of the following? 2. Shortage of land for the common man Select the correct answer using the code iven below. : (a 8 (a) 1 and 2 only ) 9 (fo) VU (b) 2 and 3 only (a) 12 (c) 1 and 3 only 6. Two friends X and Y start running and they run together for 50 m in the same (@) 1,2 and3 direction and reach a point. X turns right and runs 60 m, while Y turns left 4. What is the value of X in the sequence and runs 40 m. Then X tums left and 20, 10, 10, 15, 30, 75, X? runs 50 m and stops, while Y turns right and runs 50 m and then stops. (a) 105 How far are the two friends from each other now? ee (a) 100 m () 150 (®) 90m () 60m (a) 225 (a) 50m VGYH-D-CST/46A 5Sie 7. frafafaa 4 a ya 2099 % fra feaa a) 9. 240, 371, 418 aie gl? ¥ a aa der fran en? agen 8? (a) 4 (a) 2% (o) s () 6 (b) 37° @ 7 ( a8 8. © 1,840 % we fi mI P50, &20 ak F110 aeaet % aa A yam fear wn 21 ga Frere 50 Fe ara # ore) Prefer seit 17 fran sAfare : 1, &50 aa 25 We am # amy ok dy yar €20 aa sik &10 ae A A (a) 8? 10. 3% 189, fm otra 4 ga wan cafe fae my 8 PH weds afte 4 ie sim &, otk aad Ste 4 ah den veh oft A aA den A ahph 2; festa he aa fs Aah stem geet is aA 2. €20 ad 35 He am H omg otk Aq den A da 7h 2) Rah ae wa a aA war &50 aa ak &10 ae aa A A agaht wa 21 aR an sist 2, 3, 7 so fea RT 48 tac de sat at vect af A afer 3. F10 aa 20 fe am a amg oh ay bid aiphasjislidzhaichiabaiapltababiae yar &50 aa sik 20 ae Hel A ES fee 8 fit ean va 87 ‘fea rT aude earl a at wet ae RY a (a) ¥aa 1 32 (bh) 3 (b) aa 23k 3. 2 () Fass (@ 1,23%3 (@ 1 VGYH-D-CST/46A, 6ee) 7. Which date of June 2099 among the following is Sunday? (@ 4 ) 5 () 6 (7 8. A bill for 1,840 is paid in the denominations of 50, €20 and © 10 notes. 50 notes in all are used. Consider the following statements : 1, 25 notes of 50 are used and the remaining are in the denominations of 20 and 10. 2. 35 notes of 20 are used and the remaining are in the denominations of © 50 and 10. 3. 20 notes of © 10 are used and the remaining are in the denominations of © 50 and 20. Which of the above statements are not correct? (a) 1 and 2 only () 2 and 3 only () 1 and 3 only (@) 1,2and3 VGYH-D-CST/46A, 9. Which number amongst 24°, 371, 418 and 8) is the smallest? (a) 24 () 32 48 (a) 8? 10. The digits 1 to 9 are arranged in three rows in such a way that each row contains three digits, and the number formed in the second row is twice the number formed in the first row; and the number formed in the third row is thrice the number formed in the first row. Repetition of digits is not allowed. If only three of the four digits 2, 3, 7 and 9 are allowed to use in the first row, how many such combinations are possible to be arranged in the three rows? (@ 4 ) 3 2 @. 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(a) WR aA aS seer 8 fH eh TS “afte tar’ at wart €1 () ante sik red ada A ae ate aga after srenrrar & () srafiam a a ae wa fascarft arm aéi 81 (@) 7e vith a aia am a orale wrote % ea A mega aH senha 81Sa Directions for the following 4 (four) items : Read the following two passages and answer the items that follow the passages. Your answers to these items should be based on the passages only. Passage—1 “In simple matters like shoe-making, we think only a specially trained person will serve our Purpose, but in politics, we presume that everyone who knows how to get votes knows how to administer a State. When we are ill, we call for a trained physician, whose degree is a guarantee of specific preparation and technical competence—we do not ask for the handsomest physician, or the most eloquent one : well then, when the whole State is ill should we not look for the service and guidance of the wisest and the best?” 11. Which one of the following statements best reflects the message of the author of the passage? (a) We assume that in a democracy, any politician is qualified to administer a State. () Politicians should be selected from those trained in administration. (c) We need to devise a method of barring incompetence from public office. (d) As voters select their adminis- trators, the eligibility of politicians to administer a State cannot be questioned. VGYH-D-CST/46A Passage—2 ‘The poverty line is quite unsatisfactory when it comes to grasping the extent of poverty in India. It is not only because of its extremely narrow definition of ‘who is poor’ and the debatable methodology used to count the Poor, but also because of a more fundamental assumption underlying it. It exclusively relies on the notion of poverty as insufficient income or insufficient purchasing power. One can better categorize it by calling it income poverty. If poverty is ultimately about deprivations affecting human well-being, then income poverty is only one aspect of it. Poverty of a life, in our view, lies not merely in the impoverished state in which the person actually lives, but also in the lack of real opportunity given by social constraints as well as personal circumstances—to choose other types of living, Even the relevance of low incomes, meagre possessions, and other aspects of what are standardly seen as economic poverty relate ultimately to their role in curtailing capabilities, i.e., their role in severely restricting the choices people have to lead variable and valued lives. 12, Why is the methodology adopted in India to count the ‘poor’ debatable? (a) There is some confusion regarding what should constitute the ‘poverty line’. (b) There are wide diversities in the condition of the rural and urban poor. () There is no uniform global standard for measuring income poverty, () It is based on the proposition of poverty as meagre income or buying capacity. [P.10.ie 13. ara-feaer Sita’ Al orn AY waa AG aT 1s. X 3 Y, 300m era afta arf # det ge ev 3k # Sg wna 8) SA aA 3:2 % aga 4 21 sm sat waar oH Gi fen F (@) 7e a3 a A sen ae Fae UH TER ae ye A 2, a feet an cect ale, & aaa A aa ahh 81 afte % oa a atm (ae YE ee A feat alae 8 ye A vei Fron 8)? (b) ara saa 4 ora cers a waa A waft 8 go of Sartore fg 2 () sra-feaar ag earl ae 7%, we (e) 3 ara -aa acer Te 81 (4 (a) ara-Priam area Praca a feet ar ara Sa Geis ae 8) (@ 5 14, “Ster-Peden' @ Seas sr ceed tT 16. af sit avfaren & gem BY geet aw Ray aT ate ag an 4 sen ee ai za aot a frei at freer Ag a ser fen @, dt revferfiara 4 8 a-m @& ‘LUCKNOW’ # frefia (a) Wra-sier 4 8 ah deat th aa or A awh a oad, afes arate sar Al aah 8 sera ar & am 8? (o) arin at ued aa Anta crt A aarti Bt ea (a) OGXPMLD (o) Fafa cafterra siefeatal 4 az Ee sta (b) OGXQMLE (@ wa sta A veges, wa A we () OFXPMLE sage: daard, qe & fared Fi ear Ba 8 tifa ax Bh € (a) OFXPMLD VGYH-D-CST/46A 10ee) 13. Why is income poverty only one measure of counting the ‘poor’ ? (a) It talks of only one kind of deprivation ignoring all others. (6) Other deprivations in a human life have nothing to do with lack of purchasing power. () Income poverty is not a permanent condition, it changes from time to time. (d) Income poverty restricts. human choices only at a point of time. 14. What does the author mean by ‘poverty of a life"? (a) All deprivations in a human life which stem not only from lack of income but lack of real opportunities (b) Impoverished state of poor people in rural and urban areas () Missed opportunities in diverse personal circumstances (d) Material as well as non-material deprivations in a human life which restrict human choices permanently VGYH-D-CST/46A, 1 15. X and ¥ runa 3 km race along a circular course of length 300 m. Their speeds are in the ratio 3:2 If they start together in the same direction, how many times would the first one pass the other (the start-off is not counted as passing)? (a) 2 b) 3 4 @ 5 16. If the order of the letters in the English alphabet is reversed and each letter represents the letter whose position it occupies, then which one of the following represents ‘LUCKNOW? 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