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in society today. The most commonly asked 10. The author of this passage is buoyant
question by humans is probably. What is my about the influence of religion in our
purpose on Forth? We are always questioning society. Why is it so ?
out purpose and our identity Religion offers 1. Religion unites people and try to
one greater meaning and purpose. We were create a secular society.
not placed on earth to drift mindlessly, but to 2. Religion pushes us to question our
fulfill both small and large missions as set existence, our presence in this
forth by whatever doctrine we adhere to. world.
Buddhist devotees seek to reach nirvana and 3. Religion develops a belief in our
attain enlightenment. Christians seek to hearts and minds that is beyond the
become more and more Christ-like. Religion
social identities of ours in the
naturally prompts one to find out more about
society.
oneself. This self-discovery is becoming
Select the correct answer from the codes
increasingly important today when the
advent of global brands in the world is creating given below :
a homogenous culture in the world. People (a) 1 and 2 only (b) 1 and 3 only
are losing their individuality to consumerism (c) 2 and 3 only (d) All 1, 2 and 3
and globalization. In this aspect, religion has 11. Islam laws, the Ten Commandments of
not lost its importance but rather religion has Moses and the law making process in
a even greater importance in spurring self Singapore is added in the passage to
discovery today. Religion serves as a source show us that
of hope for people. (a) Status of law is way above the
8. Amidst the grow in g pre se nce of religious quotient in the society.
gl obal izati on , co nsumpti on and (b) The very sole purpose of law in our
homogeneous culture religion still holds society can take learning lessons
a firm ground, why so ? from the religious teachings.
1. Re li gi on stil l defin es the (c) Religious laws supersede those
characteristics of achieving the ordinary laws and codes of conduct
basic purpose of life for many as the former is more acceptable
religion puts faith in its people than the later.
irrespective of their social position. (d) None of the above
2. Religion puts faith in its people 12. According to passage, people are losing
irrespective of their social position. their individuality, how can religions
3. Religion do create certain standards help them reigning their individuality ?
and moral behavio us that can 1. By offering the answer of those
ultimately become the part of legal difficult questions that an individual
may search in the part of self-
system.
discovery.
Select the correct answer from the codes
2. By following the doctrine or principle
given below :
of those religious which they inherit
(a) 1 and 2 only (b) 2 and 3 only
and this may g iven them true
(c) 1 and 3 only (d) All 1, 2 and 3
identity in the society.
9. “Religion can act as the guiding force
Select the correct answer from the codes
behind law making process as well. “This given below.
statement is justified by which of the (a) 1 only (b) 2 only
following ? (c) Both 1 and 2(d) Neither I nor 2
(a) The law in our society has been put 13. How many triangles are present in the
forward by ancestors who considered following figure?
religious values as the core of law
making.
(b) Present day challenges in the law
making process can be met with the
knowledge of religion.
(c) In our society, law is governed by the (a) 22 (b) 26
re lig ious value s since an cie nt (c) 18 (d) 30
times. 14. If Bombay is written as MYMYMY, how
(d) Both religion and laws hold some will TAMILNADU be written in that code?
basic tact or principle that are (a) TIATIATIA (b) MNUMNUMNU
(c) IATIATIAT (d) ALDALDALD
closely inter related.
(e) None of these
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length is drawn into a wire of 18 m length substance X causes cancer in Rabbits.
with uniform thickness. The thickness Even though similar research has never
of the wire would be: been done on humans, and probably
(a) 1/2 c.m. (b) 1/18 c.m. never will be, the use of substance X
(c) 1/15 c.m. (d) None of these should be banned.
16. Everyone who is compassionate is kind, The substance X causes cancer in
and someone who has experienced rabbits. figures in the argument in which
di fficul ti es in l ife is in vari ably one of the following ways ?
compassionate. Jayant is kind, so he has (a) It is presented as hazard that the
ph ysician is co ncerne d wi th
experienced difficulties in life.
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motivated. Therefore, Randeep is motivates the course of action
very organized. advocated in the conclusion.
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pe ople , and tho se wh o have garments and all of these garments are
experienced hardships always end either green or red.”
up being nice. Bhupendra is not a It the statement above is true, which
sympathetic person, so Bhupendra one of the following must also be true ?
has not experienced hardships. 1. Some garments on the main street
(c) Pati en ce requ ires an even are green.
te mperamen t, an d be in g go od 2. It a store on the main street does
parent certainly requires patience. not have garments, then it is not on
John has no patience, so John is not the main street.
a good parent. 3. If a store has red garments, then it
(d) Su ccessful e ntre pren eu rs are is definitely on the main street.
either confident or experienced. Select the correct answer from the codes
given below :
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for a distance of 63 k.m. Thereafter it
travels a distance of 72 k.m. with an
average speed of 6 km/hr. more than the
original speed. Total time taken to
compete the journey is 3 hours. What is
the original average speed of the train?
(a) 36 km/hr (b) 42 km/hr
(c) 48 km/hr (d) 54 km/hr
18. 2 men and three boys can do a piece of
work in 10 days while 3 men and 2 boys
can do the same work in 8 days. In how (a) (b)
many days can 2 men and 1 boy do the
work?
(a) 12 days (b) 12 days
(c) 16 days (d) 14 days
19. What was the day of the week on 17 June,
1998?
(a) Monday (b) Tuesday (c) (d)
(c) Wednesday (d) Thursday
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23. Students will receive Ph.D. only after all possible issue for humans to deal with. In
passing all their tests and submitting all this case ecology and environmentalism can
their papers. Out of 300 students, 250 be the same.
passed all their tests and 215 submitted 24. With reference to the passage, consider
all their papers. How many students the following statements:
received Ph.D? (i) In Argentina there is not difference
(a) At least 215 (b) No more than 185 between ecology and agriculture,
(c) Exactly 215 (d) At least 165 (ii) Hu man activitie s h ave do ne
Directions (Question 24 – 27): en ormo us h arm to n atural
Read to following one passage and answer ecosystems.
the items that follow passage. Your answers Select the correct answer from the codes
to these items should be based on the given below:
passage only (a) Only (i)
Passage (b) Only (ii)
There are usually four basic reasons given
(c) Both (i) and (ii)
to study and as to why we might want to
(d) Neither (i) nor (ii)
understand ecology: first, since all of us live
to some degree in a natural or at least partly 25. Wh ich of the foll ow in g is/are the
natu ral e co sy ste m, then con siderable components of applied ecology.
pleasure can be derived by studying the (i) Human economies
environment around us. Just as one might (ii) Forestry
learn to appreciate art better through an art (iii) Environmentalism
history course so too might one appreciate
Select the correct answer from the codes
more the nature around us with a better
given below:
understanding of ecology. Second, human
(a) Only (ii) and (iii)
economies are in large part based on the
exploitation and management of nature. (b) Only (ii)
Applied ecology is used every day in forestry, (c) (i), (ii) and (iii)
fisheries, range management, agriculture, (d) None
and so on to provide us with the food and fiber 26. Which one of the following statements
we need. For example, in Argentiana in many is incorrect?
circles there is no difference between ecology
(a) An expert of history may better
and agriculture, which is essentially the
appreciate art.
ecology of crops and pastures.
(b) Economy is closely related to ecology
Third, human societies can often be
understood very clearly from an ecological (c) Studying Ecology can help us to
perspectives as we study, for example, the mi ti gate chang es in th e
population dynamics (demography) of our own environmental system.
species, the food and fossil energy flowing (d) All are correct.
through our society. Fourth, human appear 27. What are the benefits of understanding
to be ch an gin g aspe cts of th e gl obal ecology?
environment in many ways. Ecology can be (i) To appreciate better the aesthetics
very useful to help us understand what these of nature
changes are, what the implications might be (ii) To u nderstan d gl obal cli mate
for various ecosystems, and how we might change.
intervene in either human economies or in
(iii) In the management of nature.
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ecologists, who believe that these apparent given below:
changes from human activities have the (a) Only (i) and (iii)
potential to generate enormous harm to both (b) Only (ii)
natural ecosystems and human economies. (c) Only (iii)
Understanding, predicting and adapting to (d) (i), (ii) and (iii)
these issues could be the most important of
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graphs given below, one shows the amounts A, B, and C are shown below. Which one
(in crore Rs.) invested by SAIL in purchasing of the following covers least distance?
raw materials over the years and the other
shows the values (in crore Rs.) of finished
goods sold by SAIL over the years.
(a) A
(b) B
(c) C
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Directions (Question 32 - 35):
A graph indicating the number of bacteria
in a ponds with time is shown below:
Initially the growth was too fast due to too
mu ch dumpi ng of sew ag es, but after
treatment with chemicals, the rate of growth
slows down and almost disappears. On the
basis of the graph, answer the following
questions?
28. The maximum difference between the 32. Wh ich of the fol lo wi ng sho ws the
amount invested in raw materials and steepe st grow th in the number of
the value of sales of finished goods was bacteria?
during the year? (a) AB (b) BC
(a) 1995 (b) 1996
(c) 1997 (d) 1998 (c) CD (d) DE
29. The value of sales of finished goods in 33. Which of the following represents the
1999 was approximately what percent of spraying of chemicals to kill bacteria?
the sum of amount invested in raw (a) C (b) D
materials in the years 1997, 1998 and (c) E (d) F
1999 together? 34. Which of the following represents almost
(a) 33% (b) 37% no growth in the number of bacteria?
(c) 45% (d) 49%
30. What is the difference between the (a) AB (b) DE
averag e amo un t in ve ste d in raw (c) DEF (d) FG
material in the first half of given period 35. Which of the following represents the
and the average value of sales of finished phase when situation is getting under
goods in the second half of given period control?
(in crore Rs.)? (a) ABC (b) CD
(a) 246.66 (b) 346.66 (c) DFF (d) FG
(c) 146.66 (d) 546.66
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divided by 21, 25, 27 and 35, it leaves the descending order of the weights of the
remainder 2 in each case ? articles?
(a) 4727 (b) 4729 (a) A, B, E, D, C (b) B, D, E, A, C
(c) 4725 (d) 4723 (c) C, A, D, B, E (d) E, C, D, A, B
37. If 40% of the Deelhites read Time of India, 44. Examine the following relationships
50% read The Hindustan Time 10% read among members of a family of six persons
both the papers, what percent of the – A, B, C, D, E and F.
people read neither of the newspaper ? 1. The number of males equals that of
(a) 10% (b) 15% females.
(c) 20% (d) 5% 2. A and E are sons of F.
38. A boy read 3/8th of the book on one day 3. D is the mother of two, one boy and
and 4/5th of the remainder on another one girl
day. If there were 30 pages unread, then 4. B is the son of A.
how many pages did the book contain ?
5. There is one married couple in the
(a) 600 (b) 300
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(c) 240 (d) None of these
Which of the following interferences can
39. In the following question, 4 statements
be drawn from the above?
are given. Read carefully and observe
which of the following statement is (a) A, B and C are all females
logically consistent ? (b) A is the husband of D
(a) The police will act courageously if (c) D is the granddaughter of F.
Amit leads the attack but if Amit (d) E and F are children of D.
does not lead the attack, then the 45. Study the following figure
police won’t act courageously.
(b) Everytime I see a guitarist playing
guitar, I also start singing. Last
night I sang in the party thus there
were guitarists playing their guitars.
(c) Only when Amit leads the attack,
po li ce w il l act cou rage ou sl y.
Yesterday police acted courageously,
thus Amit must be leading them.
(d) All of the above
Directions (40- 43) : Study the following
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given below it: moving to the right or downwards along
A blacksmith has five iron articles, A, B, a lines. How many different routes can
C, D and E. each having different weight. he adopt?
(i) A weights twice as much as B. (a) 50 (b) 55
(ii) B weights four and a half times as (c) 70 (d) None of these
much as C. 46. Consider the following figure and
(iii) C weights half as much as D. answer the items that follows?
(iv) D weights half as much as E.
(v) E weights less than A but more than
C.
40. Which of the following is the lightest in
weight?
(a) A (b) B
(c) C (d) D
41. E is lighter in weight than which of the
two articles?
(a) A, B, (b) D, C,
(c) A, C (d) A, B What is the total number of rectangle in
42. Which of the following articles is the the above figure?
heaviest in weight? (a) 170 (b) 150
(a) A (b) B (c) 165 (d) 135
(c) C (d) D
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(c) 36 III. Candy is the last swimmer to swim.
(d) Cannot be determined IV. Andy is to swim immediately before
63. What is Z’s house number? Entov who is to swim before Bandy.
(a) 55 (b) 65 68. Who is to swim in the 1st slot?
(c) 25 (d) 85 (a) Andy (b) Bandy
64. What is the sum of house numbers of all (c) Candy (d) Duke
the three X, Y and Z? 69. Which of the following statement is true?
(a) 100 (a) Bandy is to swim after Duke
(b) 200 (b) Candy is to swim immediately
(c) 128 after Entov
(d) Cannot be determined (c) Entov is to swim before Duke
65. An egg wholesaler sold 40% of the total (d) None of the above
eggs with him and disposed 20% of the 70. Who is swim immediately before and
remaining eggs which were damaged. He after the 4th slot?
again sold 40% of the remaining eggs (a) Andy and Bandy
and disposed 20% of the remaining eggs (b) Duke and Andy
which were damaged. If he finally left (c) Entov and Bandy
with 576 eggs, then what was the total (d) Bandy and Duke
number of eggs with the wholesaler in Directions (71 – 72): In an examination
the beginning? conducted by UPSC, 5600 candidates were
(a) 2400 (b) 1600 short listed for the interview of which 2976
(c) 1800 (d) 2500 candidates were male and 2126 candidates
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consisting of soup or salad, a sandwich, number of male from unreserved category
coffee or tea, and a dessert. If the menu was 1632.
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7 desserts, how many different lunches reserved category?
can you choose ? (Two lunches are (a) 2624 (b) 1842
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(a) 560 (b) 336 72. How many females were there from
(c) 280 (d) 22 unreserved category?
67. Increasing agricultural activities in the (a) 2126 (b) 1632
western Ghats by humans, decline in the (c) 1842 (d) 1344
marine biodiversity of great barrier reef Directions (73-74) : Each question has
due to more penetration of tourism statement followed by implicit assumptions
facilities prompt UNESCO to issue a of this statement. An assumption is
report that humans are playing with the something known as hidden premise of the
aesthetic nature of word heritage sites. author’s argument of statement which
The above argument of UNESCO can be should be true and it acts as the main reason
negated with which of the following ? behind the statement.
(a) Many a times humans also try to 73. Statement : The telephone company
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well. notification that those who do not pay
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kind of reports have been rejected penalty for every defaulting day.
also. Assumptions :
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claims by UNESCO are minuscule bills by the due date to avoid penalty.
in numbers. 2. The money collected as penalty may
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degrading the ecosystem of these payment.
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responsible for it. (a) All are implicit.
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Bandy, Candy, Duke and Entov are to swim (c) Only 2 and 3 are
in five out of the six slots each of one hour (d) None of the above.
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players. At least one of the statement by leave the important project.
football players. At least one of the (b) Will inform him; take his inputs
statements is false and at least one is about the progress of his work and
true. delegating it to a reliable member.
Messi : Ronldo did not score the goal. Then, you will allow him to go on
Ronaldo : I did not score the goal. leave.
Beckham : I scored the goal. (c) Will not tell him to leave and
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(a) Messi (d) Will allow him to leave and take the
charge of his task also
(b) Ronaldo
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describes a situation and is followed by four senior gets disappointed on seeing the
possible responses. Indicate the responses arrangement and rebukes you in front
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response for each item. The response will (a) Will leave the job immediately.
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resignation.
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that has its deadline approaching and
work.
the project is very crucial for your
(d) Will ask for a detailed feedback and
department. You have delegated specific
assure him that in future, you will
work to each of your team members. You
take care of this.
are suddenly informed about the sudden
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i zR;sd i z'uka ' k esapkj i zR;qÙkj ( mÙkj) fn, x, gS Abuesal s, d i zR;q
a Ùkj dkspq u ysa ] ft l sv ki mÙkj&i =kd
i j va fdr djuk pkgrsgS A; fn v ki dks, slk yxsfd , d l sv f/ d i zR;q
a Ùkj l gh gS ] rksml i zR;q
a Ùkj dks
va fdr djsat ksv ki dksl oksZ Ùke yxsA i zR;sd i z'uka' k dsfy, d soy , d gh i zR;q Ùkj pquuk gS A
5- v ki dksv i usl Hkh i zR;q Ùkj v yx l sfn, x, mÙkj&i =kd i j gh v a fdr djusgS AmÙkj&i =kd esafn, x,
a
funsZ ' k nsf[ k, A
6- l Hkh i z'uka ' kksadsv ad l eku gS A
a
7- bl l si gysfd v ki i jh{k.k i q fLrdk dsfofHkUu i z'uka ' kksadsi zR;q Ùkj mÙkj&i =kd i j v a fdr djuk ' kq :
djsa ] v ki dksi zos'k i zek.k&i =k dsl kFk i zsf"kr v uq ns'kksadsv uq l kj dq N fooj.k mÙkj&i =kd esansusgS A
a
8- v ki v i usl Hkh i zR;q ÙkjksadksmÙkj&i =kd esaHkjusdsckn rFkk i jh{kk dsl eki u i j d soy mÙkj &i =kd
v èkh{kd dksl kS i nsa
a A v ki dksv i usl kFk i jh{k.k i q fLrdk yst kusdh v uq efr gS A
9- dPpsdke dsfy, i =kd i jh{k.k i q fLrdk dsv a r esal a y Xu gS A
10- xy r mÙkj ksad sfy , na M
oLr q fu"B i z'u&i =kksaesamEehnokj } kj k fn, x, xy r mÙkj ksad sfy , na M fn; k t k, xkA
i) i zR;sd i z'u dsfy, pkj oS d fYi d mÙkj gS A mEehnokj }kjk i zR;sd i z'u dsfy, fn, x, , d
a
xyr mÙkj dsfy, i z'u gsrqfu; r fd, x, v a d ksadk , d &fr gkbZ( 0-33) na M ds: i esadkVk
t k; sxkA
ii) ; fn dks bZmEehnokj , d l sv f/ d mÙkj nsrk gS ] rksbl sxy r mÙkj ekuk t k, xk] ; | fi fn, x,
mÙkjksaesal s, d mÙkj l gh gksrk gS ] fi Q
j Hkh ml i z'u dsfy, mi ; q Drkuq
Z l kj gh ml h rjg dk na M
fn; k t k, xkA
iii) ; fn mEehnokj }kjk dks bZi z'u gy ughafd; k t krk gS ] v FkkZ
r ~mEehnokj }kjk mÙkj ughafn; k t krk
gS ] rksml i z'u dsfy, d ksbZna M ughafn; k t k; sxkA
t c r d v ki d ks; g i j h{k. k i q
fLr d k [ kksy usd ksu d gk t k, r c r d u [ kksy sa
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