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GENERAL ABILITY TEST
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fae ¢ sagt am fa worn ge gern & fea gue oT 8 PART—A
Directions (For the 10 items which follow) :
a
tii)
(iii)
In this section, a number of sentences are given. The sentences are underlined in three
separate parts and each one is labelled (a), (b) and (c). Read each sentence to find out
whether there is an error in any underlined part. No sentence has more than one
error. When you find an error in any one of the underlined parts (aj, (bj or (c), indicate
your response on the Answer Sheet at the appropriate space. You may feel that there
is no error in a sentence. In that case, (d) will signify a ‘No error’ response,
Errors may be in grammar, word usage or idioms. There may be a word missing or
there may be a word which should: be removed.
You are not required to correct the error. You are required only to indicate your
response on the Answer Sheet.
Let us bring this discussion to close. No error
(@) @ a) 4)
Each of them have a different version of the crime. No error
(a) fo) fe) @
land Gopal went to the meeting
(a) ()
Latin is not only hard to write but also to read. No error
(a) (b) ( (@)
In most villages the roads are rough; isn't it? No error
(a) (6) 7) @
Q-OEBA-M-HBU/49A, 2 6. Despite of continuing pain
(a)
most of the week. No error
(o) (a)
she worked at her temporary summer job
she worked at her temporary summer job
(o)
7. As soon the film started I developed an irritating headache, No error
(a) (b) fo (a)
He applied for an employment in an office, No error
(a) (bo) © (a)
9. Though we drove fast, the train left, before we could reach the station.
fa) (0) (c}
No error
@
10. One Indian virtue that has impressed me greatly and touched me deeply
(a)
was the Indian people’s freed
()
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(b)
om of rancour. No error
(ay
[P. 7.0. Directions (For the 10 items which follow) :
Each of the following items consists of a sentence followed by four words or groups of
words. Select the synonym of the word or words (occurring in the sentence in capital letters)
as per the context
11, The convict's INGENUOUS explana-
tion brought tears in every eye.
(a) Candid (b) Secret
(o) Insincere (d)_ Consistent
12. The ENORMITY of the population
problem is irksome.
fa)
fc) Cruelty
Intensity fb) Vastness
(4) Pragtlity
18, EXAGGERATION of facts would
always lead to confusion
fa)
(o}
fe)
(a)
Simplification
Negation
Emancipation
Amplification
14, After his father’s death, he became
INSOLVENT.
fa) Rich (2) Poor
() Bankrupt (d)_Nonchalant
15. He INDUCES human beings to want
things they don't want,
(a) Influences fb) Dictates
fc) Persuades (d)_Appreciates
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16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
His information is not AUTHENTIC.
()
(a) Genuine
(a) Real Reliable
(o) Believable
He is not CUT OUT to be a teacher.
(a) Trained B) Suited
(c) Selected (4) Guided
‘The Chief Minister REPRIMANDED
the officers for their methods of
handling the public.
fa)
w
fo
(d)
Adulated
Scolded severely
Disapproved of
Suspended
Sin is the sole calamity that a wise
man should APPREHEND.
fa)
(b)
@
(a)
Give up
Discourage
Comprehend
Fear
We must be proud of our cultural
HERITAGE.
fa)
(b)
()
(a
Things we make for ourselves
Things we have lost
‘Things we have from the past
‘Things we do for others Directions (For the 10 items which follow) :
Each of the following items consists of a sentence followed by four words. Select the
antonym of the word (occurring in the sentence in capital letters) as per the context.
22,
23,
25.
The COMPLAINANT was not
supportive of providing all facts in
the court.
(a) Defendant — [b) Advocate
() Indulgence (d)_ Servant
Living in a SOLITARY place brings in
some kind of satisfaction.
(a) Limited fb) Exotic
() Healthy (4) Populous
‘They spent a DISTURBED night after
hearing the tragic news,
(a) Restless (b) Sleepless
() Mournful —(d)_ Peaceful
We have CREATED a beautiful new
house from out of the old ruin.
(a) Destroyed fb) Built
() Constructed /d) Planned
A large number of designer clothes
are REVOLTING,
(a) Inviting
fb) Beautiful
() Fashionable (d) Delightful
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26.
a7.
29.
30.
Though they are twins, they look
very DIFFERENT.
(a) Regular (o) Same
() Similar (4) Uniform
RECESSION is a major cause of
‘unemployment.
(a) Education
(©) Inflation
(c) Poverty
(@) Computerization
He finally CONCEDED that he was
involved in smuggling
(a) Admitted — (b) Accepted
() Denied (d) Concealed
‘The accused emphatically DENIED
the charge in the court.
fa) Accepted (bj Agreed
(©) Asserted (d) Affirmed
This cloth is a COARSE of touch.
(a) Delicate fo) Rough
(©) Painful (@) Hersh
[P.T.0. Directions (For the 10 items which follow) :
In the following sentences, parts of the sentences have been jumbled up. You are required to
rearrange these parts which are labelled P, Q, R and S to produce the correct sentence.
Choose the proper sequence and mark in your Answer Sheet accordingly.
31. even when are well informed people engaged in a conversation
P Q R
their conversation may be dull
s
The correct sequence should be
(a) QSPR fb) PROS
fe) sROP (4) SQRP
92. a pressure cooker fits tightly on the top consists of a very strong vessel
P Q R
made of an aluminium alloy with a lid that
S
The correct sequence should be
fa) PRSQ (&) RSPQ
(2) QSPR fd) PQSR
33. is to convince your reader the aim of an argumentative essay
P Q
you have taken on a subject is right that the position
R 3
The correct sequence should be
(a) SQPR fb) RQSP
fo) PQSR (a) QPSR
Q-OEBA-M-HBU/49A, 6 there is only one way the world can be in which made safe from the war
P Q R s
The correct sequence should be
fa) RQSP (®) PROS
() PQOSR (d) SPRQ |
35. the conspiracy got wind of the Government against the king’s life
P Q R s
The correct sequence should be
fa) PORS fb) RQPS
: fe) PSQR (@) SPQR
36. to death penalty is that in preventing the crime the important objection
P Q R
it has not succeeded
S
‘The correct sequence should be
(a) PRSQ (b) PSRQ
fc) RPSQ (a) QSPR
87. choice carefully when you want to use make your
P Q R
a graphic representation for your data
8
The correct sequence should be
(a) QRSP (b) SRQP
(ce) PRQS (d} QSRP
Q-OEBA-M-HBU/49A 7 [P.T.0, 38. he would like to see some changes but as a junior lecturer
P Q
he does not cut much ice in the curriculum
R s
The correct sequence should be
fa} PQORS
(b} QPSR “
fc} QRPS
(a) PSQR
39. he simply starves even when there are good crops but if the crops fail
P Q R
he li
es from hand to mouth
S
The correct sequence should be
(a) SQRP
() PORS
(c) SRQP
(@) SPQR
40. providence had helped me to retain my true identity and
P @
changed the course of my life in the process
R s
‘The correct sequence should be
(a) PSOR
(ob) PQSR
() RSQP
{d) PRQS
(Q-OFBA-M-HBU/49A 8 Directions (For the 10 items which follow) :
Read the following three passages and answer the items that follow cach passage.
PASSAGE—1
Even in the most primitive societies, the great majority of people satisfy a large part of their
material needs by exchanging goods and services. Very few people indeed can make for
themselves everything they need—all their food, their clothes, their housing, their tools. Ever
since men started living in communities, they have been satisfying their needs by means of
specialization and exchange; increasingly each individual has concentrated on what he can
do best, and has produced more of the special goods or services in which he has
concentrated, than he can consume himself, The surplus he has exchanged with other
members of the community, acquiring, in exchange the things he needs that others have
produced.
aL
42,
According to the passage, the great
majority of people can satisfy their
needs today by
(a) providing things for themselves
(b} exchanging goods and services
() concentrating on what they can
do best
(d) individual specialization
Exchange of goods becomes possible
only when.
(a) there is no specialization
fo) goods are produced in surplus
(o) primitive societies become
modern
(d) individuals make things for
themselves
(Q-OEBA-M-HBU/49A
43,
Specialization and exchange began
when men started
(a) big industries
fb) concentrating on their work
()
(d) living in communities
Exchange of goods and services
becomes necessary because
fa) man is a social being
(b) reciprocity is the law of life
(c) trade and comimerce are means
of progress
(d) we cannot produce everything
we need ourselves PASSAGE—2
What interests many people is the possibility of finding an Earth-like planet, and many
science fiction stories have been woven around the possibility of there existing a planet
somewhere in the universe which is an exact replica of the Earth. There are too many
variable quantities for this to be a possibility worth considering. What is possible, if planetary
systems are common as they seem to be, is the existence of plancts where the conditions are
similar to conditions on the Earth and to which our form of life could rapidly adapt. If life had
gained a foothold on such a planet, it is possible that life closely paralleling our own planet
could have developed.
What sort of conditions is necessary for life as we know it to develop? First of all of course a
suitable planetary body is essential. Given this, then two vital conditions must be satisfied,
The temperature must be neither too hot nor too cold, since intense heat breaks down
organic molecules and severe cold prevents activity from going on. Too much short-wave
radiation also upsets living organisms. The other prerequisite is a suitable atmosphere
sufficiently dense to give protection from radiation and meteorites and containing oxygen and
water vapour in reasonable quantities.
48. This passage suggests that there (6) the planetary system exists
(a) cannot be another planet like
the Earth (4) many people have shown
interest in it
(b) are other planets like the Earth
mentioned only in stories
47. The statement, “If life had gained a
() may be other planets like the foothold on such a planet” means
Earth in this universe that
id) is a planet which is exactly like
@ the Barth actly tke a) if there is life on the planet, it
would be like ours
46. The hypothesis about the possibility {b) if we go there, we can develop it
of planets parallel to the Earth gets like this Earth
its strength from the fact that
fa) the scientists have discovered (c) even if we try, we cannot go and
them live there
(b) books have been written about (d) itis impossible for life to develop.
them there
Q-OEBA-M-HBU/49A 10 PASSAGE—3
“The doctor's coming in a minute, Inspector”, said Miss Smith,
“Yes, thank you for phoning, Miss Smith. It was very kind of you ..... the lady’s name is
Mrs. West, you say, ....”
“Yes, that’s right.”
“And what about Mr. West?”
“Doctor West, Inspector.”
“Oh, | see ..... Well, Doctor West, then, Do you know where he is?”
“Not exactly, Inspector. He never told Mrs. West where he was going, You see, they hated
each other.”
“What do you mean?”
“Well, Doctor West thought that Mrs. West was in love with another man, and everyone
knows Doctor West went to see another woman.”
48. The conversation appears to be () disturbing
taking place
(a) in a street where an accident (@)_ searching
has just occurred
(e) in a hotel where Mrs. West
suddenly became ill 50. “You see, they hated each other.”
“What do you mean?”
(©) in Mrs. West’s house where the
police are enquiring into lady's ‘The Inspector seems
murder
(a) to know Doctor West's secret
(a) in Mrs. West's house where a
theft has taken place the night (®) surprised to get the information
before
() not to have understood
49. The questions the Inspector asks are Miss Smith
(a) inqui
(d) not impressed by Miss Smith’s
(b) foolish information
Q-OEBA-M-HBU/49A PART—B
Directions :
‘The following nine (09) items consist of two
statements, Statement I and Statement I
You are to examine these two statements
carefully and select the answers to these
items using the code given below :
Code
(a) Both the statements are
individually true. and
Statement Il is the correct
explanation of Statement I
(b} Both the statements are
individually tre but
Statement Il is not the correct
explanation of Statement I
(c) Statement I is true but
Statement Il is false
(d) Statement I is false but
Statement I is true
51. Statement I:
In the year 1946, the Council of
the Muslim League accepted the
Cabinet Mission Plan.
Statement II :
‘The Muslim League proposed to
join the Interim Government.
52. Statement I :
‘The blue colour of copper sulphate
crystal disappears when it is
heated strongly.
Statement Il :
Due to heating, water of
érystallization of crystal is lost.
53. Statement I :
After cutting an apple or a banana,
the colour of the cut surface
becomes brown.
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54.
55.
87.
Statement II :
Polyphenolic compounds present
in fruits get oxidized in air and
show colour.
Statement I :
At high temperature, hydrogen
can reduce PbO to elemental lead.
Statement Il:
Hydrogen has great affinity to
oxygen.
Statement I
Conversion of blue copper
sulphate to black cupric oxide on
heating is a physical change.
Statement II:
A change in which chemical
composition does not change is
called physical change.
Statement 1:
Water is a high boiling point
liquid
Statement II:
Hydrogen bonding in water is
responsible for high boiling point
of water.
Statement I :
Convex mirror is used as a driver
mirror.
Statement II :
Images formed by convex. mirror
are diminished in size.
Statement I :
A thermos flask is made of
double-walled glass bottles.
Statement II :
Metals are good conductors while
gas and air are poor conductors of
heat. faa:
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52,
53,
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tag sen & gare a8 E sath fe ote
ang ser gare 8 59. Statement I :
Bats can catch their prey in the
darkness of night.
Statement II :
Bats can produce and also detect
ultrasound.
60. The Indian Standard Time (IST) is
based on
(a) 90° E meridian
(®) 82%° E meridian
() 75° E meridian
(a) 0° meridian
61. Collision-coalescence process of
precipitation is applicable to
(a) those clouds which do not
extend beyond the freezing
level
(bj those clouds which extend
beyond the freezing level
(6) all types of clouds
(4) cumulonimbus clouds
62. Match List-I with List-Il and select
the correct answer using the code
given below the Lists =
List-T List-It
(Map showing ocean (Name of
current) ocean current}
pk Kuroshio
2, Humboldt
Cc
X FaaN 3. Benguela
A B 4. Oyashio
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Code :
@a B Cc D
2 1 3 4
A BC OD
4°31 2
@ A Bc D
4 1 3 2
@a Bo Cc D
2 3 1 4
63. Which one among the following
nutrients is a structural component
of the cell wall of plants?
(a) Manganese
(b) Potassium
fo) Phosphorus
(a) Calcium
64. Balanced diet. should have
approximately
(a) 1/5 protein, 3/5 fat and
1/5 carbohydrate
fb) 3/5 protein, 1/5 fat and
1/5 carbohydrate
() 1/5 protein, 1/5 fat and
3/5 carbohydrate
(4) 1/2 protein, 1/4 fat and
1/4 carbohydrate
65. Which one among the following
statements is correct? _
(a) All arteries carry oxygenated
blood
(b) All veins carry oxygenated
blood
(c) Except the pulmonary artery,
all other arteries carry
oxygenated blood
(d) Except the pulmonary vein, all
other veins carry oxygenated
blood 59, BH: ee:
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fa} A B Cc D
wag wad @1 2 13 4
ST: oA BoC OD
wmeé Tea a sera ok 4 3 1 2
agar oA et we G1 (A BCD
4 1 3 2
60. rca ars HA IST) Fea % otnfea BP as pce
(a) 90° B arate
(bo) 824° Baa 63, freferisd duet i a ata-ai us, det A
() 75° Earn aaifrer Pai an wa dearer ae 87
(a) 0° ana (a) era
) Wire
61. ation A aing-aiores wie fea oe oT fc) Fivater
a? (a) fee
(@) Far KH fet a
faeentta aah a8 & 64. wegitra omer Hi afaza: ae a aay?
() Hi weit WA fete A (@) 1/5 we, 3/5 aM ok
Faecfea ta & 1/5 arate
(fo) Wwe % are we 3/5 We, 5s am sh
(d) Far al Fate 1/5 arate
() Us we, 1/5 am ook
62. Gi A alan a ga Af te 3/8 araterege
Ufa & AR Re me a a we az wT (dj 1/2 He, 1/4 aM ootk
ar ge: 1/4 arated
agit agin 65, frafiftra wert #8 stew we wel 8?
(rerermdta ener eet (meri rt fa) wh eafat sitetahia aie a ar
saret mara) ram) ‘
1. it () wh Rend oifaehafia afi a ard &
> D () Faa-ar & sera at ah
yr wae unfit sateen afte & ant &
* Cy 8 Fee @ yeaa % xe ar wh
ooB 4. shaft fre sateen are eh
Q-ORBA-M-HBU/49A. 15 {P.T.0, 66. What are cold-blooded animals?
(a) Animals with blood without
haemoglobin
(o) Animals who are not ferocious
(©) Animals whose body tempera-
ture remains constant
(d) Animals whose body tempera-
ture varies according to the
temperature of atmosphere
67. Sickle-cell anaemia is a disease
caused due to the abnormality in
(a) white blood cells
{b) red blood cells
(c) thrombocytes
(d) blood plasma composition
68. Carbohydrates are stored in plants
and animals in the form of
(a) cellulose and glucose
respectively
(b) starch and glycogen
respectively
(c) starch and glucose respectively
(d) celtulose and _—_ glycogen
respectively
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69. Which of the following statements
regarding oxidation and reduction
are correct?
1, In oxidation, loss of electron
takes place whereas in
reduction, gain of electron
takes place.
2, In oxidation, gain of electron
takes place whereas in
reduction, loss of electron
takes place.
3. Oxidizing agent decreases the
oxidation number but reducing
agent increases the oxidation
number.
4. Oxidizing agent increases the
oxidation number but reducing
agent reduces the oxidation
number,
Select the correct answer using the
code given below
Code :
(a) land3
(o) 2 and 4
() 2and3
(a) land 4
70. Which one among the following is
correct regarding Ne, 7°Na*,
19R- and ®Mg?*?
{a} They are isomers of each other
(b) They are isotopes of each other
(©) They are isoelectronic with
each other
(a) All of the above 66. siftacanf af ata 8?
(a) 2 mot fare eine Aircast ae
an
be) Ash a gan ae at
fo) A smh fier tthe: area fx
went
(@) oooh Rae andifes arcu
araraer asa sigEe ae
emt
67. waif aroma feet sre
| Baro aa 8?
(a) te ote aftr
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to} Farag,
(4) Wir cans was
68. chi att ata 4 anateade fhe wet
‘fra aa 8?
fa) are: SR ok aT
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(o) era: tard ahh aT
(2) sera: eee oh TERT
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70.
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1. ween # eda a ea dart
wal oma A aa A afer
afta
2. ora teat at afer ach t
wats area A gaat a ara
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[P.7.0. 71. Which of the following pairs is/are 73. Muhammad — bin ——_Tughlag’s
correctly matched? experiment of introducing token
1, Isotopes : Atoms with same currency could not succeed on
atomic number but account of
different atomic (a) rejection of token coins by
mass foreign merchants
2. Isobars : Atoms with same (b} shortage of copper for minting
number of neutrons token coins
but different atomic () \arge-scale minting of spurious
number coins
3. Isotones : Atoms with same (a) poor quality of token currency
mass number but
different atomic
number 74, The Parliament can legislate on the
subjects in the State List if the
Select the correct answer using the
code given below (a) President issues an order
: authorizing it to do so
Code : (0) Supreme Court gives authority
to the Parliament in this regard
(a) 1,2 and 3 fo} Rajya Sabha passes a
() 1 only resolution by two-thirds of its
members present and voting,
fo) 1 and 2 only declaring it expedient to
legislate on a State matter in
(a) 2 only the national interest
(@) Prime Minister issues a special
72. Sometimes, indigestion is caused order
by the secretion of too much
hydrochloric acid in the stomach.
To ease the pain caused, a tablet 75. The writ of certiorari is issued by a
can be taken that reacts to reduce superior court to
the amount of acid present. Which (a) an inferior court to stop further
‘one among the following would be Proceedings in a particular
inappropriate for a manufacturer case
to include as a major reactant in (>) an inferior court to transfer the
the tablet? record of proceedings in a case
(a) Caco, for review
fb) Mgco (@) an officer to show his/her right
to hold a particular office
() NaOH (d) a public authority to produce a
person detained by it before
(a) Mg(OH)2 ‘the court within 24 hours
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71. Frafefan gail 3a aha-a/a we qifera
ae
1, arent 2 wey den
fag fie wong deft
ae aT
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fieq fla vemy er
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we fer of st aed 8 ot oem oT
8 finer mt sae et a a A BL
fem finn 3 fae RT A ye
afters % wa a mfr wa & fay
fafa 4 a chem we age
en?
{a} CaCO3
() Meco,
(ec) NaOH
(a) Mg(OH).
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19
3. Prafefad 4 8 fer aro 8, yee far
wae a oie ga a va A ed wr
wei wea ae a wa?
(a) fresh erat arr wits fee ar
after
0) wees fas rea 8g AA eh
(eo) arch Rat A gaa Sor a were
(a) sees a A ge ger
74, Wea & fava Gee FAA ae
wet 8, af
(@ Se Re BL gE
cote ord) a
o sor ornwe awe 3 ee
after wert a
( TH an at safe ot mae
ae ad d-fed eel go
ema ifaw, Bret ae Sheer oA
sary Taare fama we fa.
‘rao en rg ft itcta &
(a) sunrise te sea art
78. atte area at sam fre Brafeiga &
A ea ard A ore 87
(a) fee Paty are 4 or At arianteai
da 2g ort sera a
(o) Feet am & arta & sfiea
wiicter tq smn Fa % fm
Sra ATT HY
( fri fete a at am ma a
after afta we 2g Pet stra
a
(a) Fh five wa ne cats st 24 eal
3 ot area wa ga FS
& fare Piet arate snfrerd at
[P.7.0, 76. Schemes run under the National 78. A refracting telescope consists of
Rural Employment Guarantee Act
are sponsored fa) one concave mirror and one
convex lens
(a) by the Central Government
alone (b) two convex Tenses of equal
(®) partly by the Central focal length
Government and partly by the
State Government fe) two concave mirrors of
different focal lengths
(co) by Centre, State and
Panchayat bodies together (a) two convex lenses of unequal
focal lengths
(d) on public-private partnership
basis
79. The nucleus of a singly ionized
77. The World Bank was created carbon atom contains
immediately after the Second World
War. Its activities are focused on {a} 6 protons and 6 neutrons
the developing countries. Which
among the following are the (®) 5 protons and 6 neutrons
activities of the Bank?
1. Human development () 6 protons, 6 neutrons and
2. Agriculture and rural 6 electrons
development
(a) 12 protons, 6 neutrons and
3. Envi | protection and
‘nvironmental protection anc 6 electrons
governance
4. Loans and grants to the
member countries 80. Two similarly charged bodies are
kept 5 cm apart in air. If the second
body is shifted away from the
first by another 5 cm, their force
of repulsion will be
Select the correct answer using the
code given below :
Code :
fa) doubled
(a) 1, 2 and 3 only
(b) 3 and 4 only (@} halved
(2 and 4 only (6) quadrupled
(@) 1, 2,3 and 4 (d) reduced to one-fourth
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orrta eeanftra ater orld A oral &
(@) Fae Hs ween a
fo) iif a a Are ae she sts
wr 0 TGR
() 3, wa ah ware Reet ao
ars
(a) ards -PoA mention & rer
77. fea Se pr Reta Pe eS IE A
fear nar an gat Brarsera Ramet:
tal m Ba ti Peafetee A a aha,
waa & firarrers 8?
1. ara Faeore
2. BR w anim fare
3. meta Beare Ua TE
4. Fea ao ager
aR Rem ae a win em AA aR
af:
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(a) Fam 1, 2a 3
(b) Fa 3 4
() Fam 294
fd) 1, 2, 334
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78, saad aaa A an en 8?
(a) ee sara aia otk we aa oe
) wr tea OB a oe ae
(9 fra dea @0& 8 area ain
(a) sa Gree eh} a saa at
79. woe saath aa oTy & se Ae
aad?
(a) 6 side sik 6 gia
(&) sche ak 6 agit
(c) 63H, 6 2g ik 6 waa
(4) 12 Sieh, 6 =Zh om 6 etait
80. 2 ea onifina fied at aad agit a
Som 30 1 Tar RI aie GRR fives a
ee fivs 85 om atk feat far
wren 8, at sre sfresfor at
fq) dyna sren
() am a se
() aa wer
(a) we-sheng Bate
[P.T.0, 81. A glass of water does not turn into 83, The equatorial rain forest is also
ice as it reaches 0 °C. It is because known as
(a) Savanna
fa) water does not solidify at 0 °C
() Campos
(b) a certain amount of heat must fe) Selva
be supplied to the glass of
water so as to solidify (d) Lanose
84, Match List-I with List-II and select
the correct answer using the code
given below the Lists :
fo} a certain amount of heat must
be taken out from the glass of
water so as to solidify
List-1 List-IT
(Port) (Special feature)
(d) water solidifies at 0 K only
A. Kandla 1, Deepest Jand-
locked protected
port
B. Kochi 2. Located at
82. The main power supply in India is
at 220 V, whereas that in the US mouth of lagoon
is at 110V. Which one among the , Vishakhapatnam 3. Tidal port
following statements in this regard
is correct? D. Kolkata 4. Inland riverine
port
(a) 110V is safer but more Code :
expensive to maintain
@ A B C D
3 1 2 4
(b) 110 V is safer and cheaper to
maintain mA BoC D
3092 1 4
() 110 V leads to lower power loss A BC OD
4 1 2 3
(4) 110V works better at higher @ A B CD
latitudes 4 2 1 3
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BRIM | FAT FAT HTT BP
(a) TO °C HE IAT
vara & wh at aa & fog sal
go wad gen a ge Fat
ora 8
(b)
vara & oe a sere fore ge a
Fo wm 8 aon Para SH ora
%
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(4) wh RE OK Hore
82. ana f qe frag sem 220 vw ear f,
waft Tes Vee H 110 vw tara
wa aere #f frafefisa 4 8 aa om
aren dl 87
(a) 110 V aiterpe qtr % fag
tara & aot A arpa xem
ame
fo) 110 V ster aft @ oe
eure & aa A wen siete
() 110 V a aang an ate A aA
ae
(4) 110 V sare Sagi we ae a
wnt
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83. fagatta ala a af ott feu am a
‘FAT Tat 8?
(a) Fart
fo) ris
(Fen
(a) Pher (eta)
84. a @ agin a gia Fy otk
2
‘aftr & AS Req ng az a ye a HE
sat gAT
wa war
(a) (Prat eer)
ave 1. omits ear-ee atte
wa
ata 2. dag & ge ae Re
farmer 3. varia 9
aaa 4. arate adda
We:
@) A BoC D
1 2 4
@ A BC D
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4 3
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a>
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[P.7.0. 85. The Earth’s surface receives
maximum energy at 12 noon but
the maximum temperature never
occurs at 12 noon. State which of
the following reasons are correct.
1, Transformation of solar energy
into heat requires some time.
2. The loss of energy through
long-wave radiations from the
Earth’s surface exceeds the
energy received from the Sun
at 4:00 p.m.
3. Energy received by the Earth
from solar radiations continues
to exceed the energy lost by
outgoing long-wave radiations
from the Earth’s surface up to
4:00 p.m.
Select the correct answer using the
code given below :
Code :
fa) 1 and 2 only
(b) 2 and 3 only
() 1 and 3 only
(d) 1,2 and 3
86. Certain parts of a plant can be bent
easily without breaking. This
flexibility in certain parts, like leaf
and stem, can be attributed to the
abundance of
(a) parenchyma
(b) collenchyma
()sclerenchyma
(a) xylem and phloem
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Which of the following is not a
‘micronutrient for a plant?
(a) Iron
() Magnesium
() Molybdenum
(@) Manganese
88. Which of the following statements
is/are correct?
1, Ligaments are highly flexible.
2. Ligaments connect muscles
and bones.
3. Ligaments contain very little
matrix,
Select the correct answer using the
code given below :
Code :
(a) 1,2and3
(b) 1 and 3 only
() 2 and 3 only
(a) 1 only
89. Cell membrane is _ selectively
permeable because
fa) it is made up of selected
organic molecules
(®) it does not allow transport of
some substances from region
of higher concentration to the
region of lower concentration
fc) the movement of organic
molecules occurs only at
specific concentration
(dj it allows the movement of
certain molecules in and out
of the cell while the movement
of other molecules is prevented 85. ge a ge acm % 12 a8 after sat
me at @ eg Sean aT ash ot
weave 12 aa ue al Sat) ware fH
Frafertiaa #8 ea-8 are wat @1
1. aR sat A ser Ff earata &
Fo we aaa!
2. yah & ye a aint fio &
WU GT sat Hoa, STE 4
a 8 um af sal 8 afte dan
ut
3. dk fafa arr get at we sal,
ame 4 at owe Poh deer
fater & aren ged Swe a aE
@A arch sat & oft at ee 81
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() Faw 223
() aa 13s
(a) 1,233
86. tei & go wm ae we fT ee onan a
AS oT eat t) ge oT, Aa TH otk
wal, & ga Team an are eet aga
wl AT SI Ba 2?
(0) FR
f(b) aster
() aia
(aj we ste eae
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87. frfefar 48 sa-m ta & fae gem
Sie set
(a tte
fo) Reite
(0) Hiferaae
(a) Sra
88. Praftiftin seri 3 @ ataan/a wel 8/8?
1. Bg sere enfia 88
2. ery, Stet sie efkeat a sta 2
3. arasl § aga ata oreyg tit A)
a8 faq me a a in a aA TR
ge:
ee:
(a) 1,23%3
(o) Fat 1 sis
() FI 23m3
(a) FI
89. Ren se FTA: TTT et 8,
wife
(a) Te airs Sa aapit 8 awh eh &
() 7e Fan tam Aa aa a Rea
wisn aa aa Hi ott go ven
afin ai BF Ba
fo) 4a snp am dacr aaa Bie
aia Tet
@) 7% Fe syst R ge a aR
oh dae a aiftrar 4 a a Bt
2 safe oe ays & daca a
da fea arent
[P.T.0. 90. The following equation is an example
of a redox reaction, in which Cl is
the oxidizing agent and FeBr, is the
reducing agent
2QFeBra (aq) + 3Clp Q) = 2FeCl 5 faq) + 3Br2(I)
Which one among the following
statements is incorrect for this
redox reaction?
(a) Oxidizing agents are
themselves reduced
(b) Reducing agents gain or
appear to gain electrons
(c) Reducing agents are
themselves oxidized
(d) Oxidizing agents oxidize other
substances
91. Which one among the following
nitrogen compounds has the least
percentage of nitrogen by mass?
(a) (NHq)3PO4
(b) NH
(o) NH,OH
(@) NH,NO,
92. Which one among the following is
the correct order of amount of
lime (CaO), silica (Si0,), alumina
(A1z0,) and ferric oxide (FeO) in
Portland cement?
{a} CaO> SiO, > Aly, > Fe,03
(b) SiOz > CaO > FeyOg > AL2Os
(6) AlgOg > SiOz >CaO> Fe205
[d) Fe,0, > Al,0, > SiO, > Cad
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95. During the
93. Which one among the following
transitions of electron of hydrogen
atom emits radiation of the shortest
wavelength?
(a) n=2ton=1
(b) n=3ton=2
() n=4ton=3
(@) n=Ston=4
94, Which one among the following is the
most appropriate statement with
Tespect to the atomic weight of an
element?
(a) The atomic weight of an
element is the sum total of the
number of protons and
neutrons present in the atom
of the element
() Unlike mass number, the
atomic weight of an element
can be a fraction
() The atomic weight of an
element is a whole number
(d) The atomic weight of all the
atoms in an element is the
same
discussion on the
Demands for Grants, motions can
be moved to reduce the amount of
a demand. Such a motion is called
a ‘cut-motion’, Which of the
following categories are classified
as ‘cut-motion’”?
1, Disapproval of policy cut
2. Economy cut
3. Token cut
Select the correct answer using the
code given below :
Code :
(@) 1 and 2 only
(&) 2 and 3 only
() 1,2and 3
(@) 1 and 3 only 90. Revfefad eter wa telaa sifttirar a
‘sagem 2, Brel cl. wm stars 8 afk
FeBrg Ge ara &
2FeBr (aq) + 3Clp(g) = 2FeC! 3(aq) + 3Br(I)
ya tela fear & fee Prattrftea
wort 38 ahaa wH aera 2?
fa) sea ge aratta a ara &
fo) serra eeragea ar a a aN Te
far ani aa oa aa
fo) wren ge seater fsa e
(a) Sram oa veri ay sea aa E
91, Praferftss aregtaa afta #8, gem &
franc Fe omega era =I
2?
(a) (WH4)5PO,
(b) NH3
() NH,OH
{@) NH,NO,
92, ters dite # fefafad 4 a ata
FT (Cad), Fer (Si0,), KARAT
(Al,0,) 3th Sts stieurgs (Fe 205) A
"Ha = Wel SrgaER BP
[a} CaO > SiO, > Al,0, > Fe,03
(B) Si0q > CaO > Fe,0, > Alz0,
(ce) Al2O3 >SiO2 > CaO> Fe203
[d) Fe,0, > Al203 > SiO, > Cao
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94, fret aa %
93. eEgse Tay } yea & fefafe
dame a aka we, wae ated
vt afiem srafita ara 8?
fa) n=2& n=1
@) n=34n
fo) n=4%n
fd) n=58n
2
3
=4
geagere 8 aaa
Pafafad eal} a aha we ar
attire sega 87
(@) TH Taw Wan sa oa &
wary @ fia sie otk gi aw
ame
(b) FaRR-en % Bata, TH ea a
Tar -we we fifa a aa &
fo) GRR Fear ww yore Ba
ze
(@) & 78% Wh eH. ce
an a ae
95. aaah 1 aoa & dem, fe in A
nL aH RY META THAT ST THAT BL
te wera ‘aett-vema’ aera 81
fofafad 4 2 era vat ‘a
wena’ & wut ariiga fem ord 87
1. ARP echt a ara
2, PRercafiren arétet
3. wee watt
aR fen a a win a aA TH
afr:
ee:
(a) Bra) a2
(o) Fr 2 si 3
(1,233
(a) Fa 1 a3
[P.T.0. 96, Which of the statements given below
is/are correct?
1. The Speaker immediately
vacates his/her office whenever
the State Legislative Assembly
is dissolved.
2. No Member of a State
Legislative Assembly shall be
liable to any proceeding in any
court in respect of anything
said or any vote given by
him/her in the legislature.
Select the correct answer using the
code given below :
Code
(a) 1 only
b) 2 only
(¢) Both 1 and 2
(@) Neither 1 nor 2
97. Consider the following statements
about Cripps Proposals of 1942 :
1. Provision was to be made for
participation of Indian States
in the Constitution-making
body.
2. British Government undertook
to accept and implement the
Constitution.
3. All provinces of British India
were to give an undertaking
about the acceptance of the
Constitution.
4, In the ongoing World War, no
resources of British India
would be used
Which of the statements given
above is/are correct?
(a) 1 and 2 only
(b) 2 only
() 1,2and 4
(fd) 1, 3 and 4
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99. William Bentinck
98. Which one among the following
was not one of the causes of the
Third Anglo-Maratha War?
(a) The Maratha —Chiefs,
particularly the Peshwa
desired to throw off the
restrictions imposed on them
by the treaties with the English
(b) The determination of the
English to give a finishing blow
to the Maratha power
() The Pindari designs to seek
support from the Marathas to
drive the English away from
India
{d) The attack of Peshwa Baji Rao
on the residency at Khirki
attempted to
reform Hindu society by
suppressing/abolishing social evils.
Which one among the following was
not included in them?
(a) Sati
(b) Infanticide
( Thugi
(d) Slavery
100. Karam is a festival celebrated to
worship Karam Devta, the God of
power. Which one among the
following tribal communities in
India traditionally celebrates this
festival?
(a) Santhals
(b) Karbi
(c) Meenas
(d) Bhils 96. Prafttaa wert Fa ata-a/8 wel 8/8
97.
1, Fa of oe fro at in ett
ea HTN Te Ged fs we eV
2, faereamege 4 fem ny fet oA ware
svat fee vi wen ae 4H,
eh =arerera 9 Pe of aararel
of, ws Bam am a a
wees aA ei em
a8 Rem a ar win RH al TT
‘afr:
we:
(a) ae
(o) Fa 2
() 13% 2 ert
(4) aA shaa2
1942 & fra werd & aera Ff
Praferftsa wert x fran Fifa :
1. Afeur-fabt et % ante weit
A weston bq sera fre sn 2
2. fen ae 3 du a aan
Fe wen aL ae A Retard of
3. aun at ete at were
fata una & wt ot a
sftgn-ca 2a
4, watt fe aed fate ome ar ae
of dared wae ei ear TET
aude set fa ata-a/8 ae 2/8?
(a) ¥aa 1 ke 2
(b) ¥aa2
(1,234
(@j 1,334
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98. fatefaa 4 8 cam wm, aie
sire are ae are HB ww wa a?
(a) Awe vaGl, Far Bea A Fear
ft fie stds & ara fh nd tet
Ce em
we fea a
(fo) Ta af a onfat wat 2 aT
sist wr ye fia
fo) aida a wma & ame aig BR
feru wadt @ wel a3 fiverfet
aa
(@) aah fara BSA wT tea ant Ta
a STRAT
99. ten ate 3 amie gut m
aa/sda wm fq we} aH
ware firm fraftian a a waa oe
sai mite adi 87
(a) wt
(&) Prey-re
() aA
(a) TR
100, aH wH chen %, st afis & ta ‘war
Regen’ 6 gor fe eet sa 2) TET
4 fiofefad ¥ a aha we sara
amare create ake oe ge atten wt ware
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fa) Here
(o) ft
(o) Hat
(a) sta 101. The
terra-cotta plough of the
Harappan civilization was found at
(a) Mohenjo-daro
(b} Banawali
(©) Kalibangan
(a) Lothal
102, Which one among the following
works of Mahatma Gandhi provides
a critique of modern machine-
oriented civilization?
(a) The Story of My Experiments
with Truth
() Hind Swaraj
(6) Constructive Programme
(a) Anasakti Yoga (Commentary
on ‘Gita
103. An object is in uniform circular
motion on a plane, Suppose that
you measure its displacement
from the centre along one direction,
say, along the x-axis. Which one
among the following graphs could
represent this displacement (x)?
(a) t
(b) t
©
(@ t
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104. The penetrating power of X-rays can
108.
be increased by
(a) increasing the current in the
filament
(b) decreasing the _ potential
difference between the cathode
and the anode
(qj decreasing the current in the
filament
(a) increasing the _potential
difference between the cathode
and the anode
e
tae
=>
A °
‘The graph given above indicates
change in temperature (8) when
heat (Q) was given to a substance.
Which among the following parts
of the graph correctly depict the
latent heat of the substance?
(a) AB and BC
(bj) BC and DE
() CD and DE
(a) DE and AB
106. When a solid object is immersed in
water, there is a loss in its weight,
This loss is
(a) equal to the weight of the water
displaced
less than the weight of the
water displaced
greater than the weight of the
water displaced
not related to the weight of the
water displaced
)
@
@ 101, gem Bera aT TA fa a ea Set oT
mer?
(a) Srerstest
(by saree
(co) *tetteers
(a) aes
102. Fern Titt A Fefefer Fa fa ew
Bf A anys mage) warn aA
rretten Pree 8?
(a) @ RA oats ang carga faz Ze
(o) fe TOT
(oj winghtea star
(a) arareten an (‘ster & wT)
103. UG Tq GH 7a 4 wa aa aha Fa)
ar affig ff arm x 8 sear Pee
fr Ren 4, 88 BH anaet & aaa,
amt @1 at fraftfar ond # a
ara G, Fe Peare (x) a Prafta a
waa 8?
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104, x-facot A aea-ane frase am ag ot
105.
wad 8?
(a) Ty A ere wer
&) Fete ot tite & te Pa
TORR
(fo) AA re were
(@) Site sit tte & ate fava
ag
°
1} a
4 =e
aaa Ra an tens, fet ag at eT
(Q 8 58 x al ge TU A fad
(Banter 81 fear 2, are &
ahd om, eq ese A ww
Fafa aa &?
(a) ABs BC
(&) BCI DE
() cD3it DE
(d) DE 3M AB
106, wa ow ate fivg a orf A gata ora 8,
@ ak wn fo ge @ om 81 we oe
ferern aan 87
(ay. Prensa & we TL
() Prenton 8 aH
(oy Preeti orf wre ss
(ea). Prentice or oe 8 AAR TEE
[P. 1.0, 107. Body A of mass 2 kg and another
body B of mass 4 kg and of same
material are kept in the same
sunshine for some interval of time.
If the rise in temperature is equal
for both the bodies, then which one
among the following in this regard
is correct?
(a) Heat absorbed by B is double
because its mass is double
(2) Heat absorbed by A is double
because its mass is half
() Heat absorbed by both A and B
is equal because the quantity
of heat absorbed does not
depend upon mass
(d) Heat absorbed by B is four
times than the heat absorbed
by A because the quantity of
heat absorbed is proportional
to square of the mass
108. For a steel boat floating on a lake,
the weight of the water displaced by
the boat is
(a) less than the weight of the boat
(b) more than the weight of the
boat
(o} equal to the weight of the part
of the boat which is below the
water level of the lake
(d) equal to the weight of the boat
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109. Consider the following coal mines of
India :
1, Bokaro
2. Adilabad
3. Raniganj
4, Bishrampur
Select the correct sequence of the
above from east to west.
(a) 1-3-4-2
(b) 3-142
fe) 3-1-2-4
(a) 1-3-2-4
110. Which one among the following
agricultural crops/groups of crops
may be grown in abundant in
lowlands and river deltas of fertile
alluvial soil where there is high
summer temperature and rainfall
varies from 180 cm to 250 cm?
(a) Wheat and sugarcane
(eo) Cotton
(6) Maize and coarse crops
(d) Rice, jute and tea 107, u& 8 ward & Fea 2 kg & fos A oft 109. ana # frafefaa sen wari «fran
wer 4 kg fos Baa Aw Afi :
ahr # ge ara ora & fee wa TT
ti am fi fed & ae a ada il
arn 8, dl ga aeaee Hl Prafeiea Aa 2. safer
aha oe al 8? 3. hist
4. Rage
fq) Bar sasifta sen a oh 8 ait
ae Farr 2 gmt sade a ad @ chin A oie ad gam
ar
(b) Aare starts Sen STA tae
seer Sater ae (a) 1-3-4-2
. fo) Aa Bam Haxifta wen ara & fb) 3142
wife aastfta sen A At xe
a Pale gi echt 3124
@) Bom santa 7, A za (a) 1-3-2-4
rari wor a are GAB wR
aria sen An, xe
ari aaa aa
110. frafefea sR waet/sra a 7 |
ar-m wt, RA fenfet § str
rare vcig ya & 78 Secs A and
108. U& vie w AG arch FETA A ara & fey wrt # great st wan 2, sel Tar hse
sara are Paeeate orAt ar are fReeraT BP ann ear & aft asf 180 cm @ 250
om 6 weer 87
(a) Tae aaa
(a) Kate fa
6) Wa on a sar
(b) TR
(9 Ae eam Som aM TF
da rh A ace FE () wa sik Ha wad
(@) Was on aT (q) Waa, vera ot aa
Q-OEBA-M-HBU/49A, 33 111, Arrange the following tropical forest
groups in the correct order of
sequence based on area covered in
114, Which one among the following is the
most important source of fish catch
in India?
India beginning from the largest (a)
Deep-sea fisheries
covered area :
() Coastal fisheries
(©) Inland natural fisheries
(a) Inland cultural fisheries
1. Moist deciduous
2. Dry deciduous
3. Wet evergreen
115, In which one among the following
areas of South-East Asia, there is
largest concentration of peasant
4. Semi-evergreen
Select the correct answer using the
code given below : population?
. (a) Areas of intensive shifting
Code : cultivation
(a) 1-2-3-4 (b) Highland areas where the
climate is cooler and healthier
o) 3-424
() Cleared lowlands in forest
(c} 1-3-2-4 areas
(a) 43-2-1 (d) Areas where the grain farming
is practised
112, Which one among the following is the
major reason for low agricultural
productivity in dry regions of India?
116. The largest number of temperate
cyclones originate mostly over the
(@) Indian Ocean
(®) North Atlantic Ocean
() North Pacific Ocean
{d) Arctic Ocean
(a) Constraints of financial
resources
fo) Rural indebtedness
() Dependence on erratic
monsoon 117. Which one among the following
statements is not correct?
(a) More than 50% of world’s
animal species are found in
tropical rain forest
(a) Small size of landholdings
113, Which one among the following
ee oe to as types of (b) One-third of land surface is
arid or semi-arid
() Floating plants (phytoplankton)
in the ocean produce over half
the world’s oxygen
(d) World’s important deserts are
located across the equator
(a) Fog, Dew and Rain
(b) Air, Water and Soil
(c} Fog, Water and Rain
(d) Dew, Soil and Rain
Q-OEBA-M-HBU/49A 34 111, Praferiaa sonata a ag et, Her
Forge Oa} oem om gem aga Ba
a omen a aa oger 7 aie
ie :
aa Rem az a win a a TR
afe:
Re:
(a) 1-2-3-4
(b) 342-1
(ce) 1-3-24
(@) 4-3-2-1
112, aa & yor Oat A Rie gh erm aT
yes are, Pirates & & tsar we 8?
(a) fartia dened an care
() Breton aera
(o) sire tra 1 eke
(a) Sta a det aT
HK ET TA BP
(a) $e, a sk aah
(b) 7, 3a sik RI
() FR, Ta A aE
(a) sta, ge otk aa
(Q-OEBA-M-HBU/49A
113. frafefta 4 3 sta us ang, ain a
35
114, Praferferr 4a stam om, aa Ht weet
Tas Hl IT IE tits BP
fa) wAR-aIT Hee
() 78a arent
fo) sraweta aigfies are
(@) wraxacta data
115.
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