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National Talent Search State Level Examination - 2015
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I : ~ '11'1fi:t'li ~. 4'treur Part I : GENERAL MENTAL ABILITY TEST
II : itfuq; \3{~",fil 'lilm Part Ii : SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST
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'qJ1lIT ;[tq ~ ~ ort'tiR"T Language Comprehensive Aptitude Test
Test,
lSf"5 I: Wfll' 45 m ~ :50, Part I : Time 45 minutes Max marks: 50
(~ ~ ~ ~ >R<f"l"'l~ ~ 60~) (ForPhysicallyChallengedgroup 60 minuts)
Part II :
lSf"5 II : ilT'T >31Wfll' 45 m '~ :40 Section A Time 45 minutes Max Marks 40
(rnlftl;\W ~ ~ 3R<f "l"'l~ ~ 60~) (For Physically Challenged Group 60 minutes)
'lI'T 'l Wfll' 1% lfer ~ : 90 Section 8 Time 1'h hours Max Marks 90
(mft<!; WI' ~ ~ m "l"'l~, ib 2 lI"CI) (For Physically Challenged group 2 hours)
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ron1ains 50 questions of General Mentel AbiIiIyTest.
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Part II Is diVIded Into two sectlon that Is Sectlo,n A , ,
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, W1"l'lJTlT '3l' Tj ~ ~ ~'''lJllT m 40-40 each o/Hindi and English comprehensive Test in J
~ ~ fulw'i " 3fl<lclT q;) .~ ~ ~ "lJllT which candidate is to attempt only one language I
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. paper either of Hindi or of English, Section B
contains 90 questions. of Aptitude test,. all the
'lJTlT.( Ti ~ -.:R)1ffi <f; 90 ~ t 3lR wf\ question is to be attempted,
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time in reading through the whole question paper
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not spend much time o'n it and passon to the next
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7, 'IlFl-'1?I ~ CfR"l<f; fm1 ~ l'J<lTwm ~ 7, Since the time allotted for the question paper is
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not spending too much time on anyone question
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the end of test booklets.

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Part II candidate is to answer the question of Part I
(General Mental AbilityTest) from serial no. 01 to
<f; ~ W'1icf; 01 " 50 (j"Cf)am m II <i>'lJTlT 50, Part-II Section-A (language Comprehensive
31 ("lJllTClltTq&,ur) <i>~ <f; ~ W'1icf; 51 Test) from.serial no. 51 to 90 and Part-II Section B
" 90 (j"Cf)3lR ~ II iI (~ i:RTefUI) <f; (Aptitude test) from 91 to 180,
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fm1 60 fi'Rc) m ~ 'ilTG3T[q m II m m
physically challenged group) you should start
'lJTlT3T ('llT'lTmti ir&rr) <f; ffi iliT ~ '0r attempting Part II Section-'A' (language
.~ <i>'(<{ I 45 fi'Rc t<1I{l~ijj<'i'I" ~;fM'~'R1 comprehensive test) and immediately after 45
. <f; fc;r1; 60 fi'l'lC) <i>~ ~ m II 'if; 'lJTlTiI minutes (60 minutes for physically challenged
(~ ~) <f; ~ '<i>l~ ~ lIW'1 group) you should start attempting part II- Section-
<i>'( if I B (Aptitude Test)

13. 3f1l 31'TC'lT'FIT ~ 3ft;[ ~ <liT~ ~ 13. Now tum over the page and start answering the
lrR"'l ~ I questions.

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h'ils four terms. Three tenns are alike in some
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from three others and write its alternative
number on your answer sheet against the
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];lV'1 1'i -f! 10fl qc; CJ'<l ~ RJrn ( ? ) -f! cmh:rr terms one terms is missing which is shown by
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(2) 76, 35 (2) 76. 35

(3) 85, 37 (3) 85,37

(4) 35,86 (4) 35,86

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(3) 654 ,(3) 654

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t 23, SLV'CPT cn'K5 <fflf ~-'- 23 What will be cede of SLV-

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.\ (2) 576 (2) '576

(3) 134
\ (3) 134

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(2) 541
(2) 541
(3) 179
(3) 179
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" (4) 321
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25 RES cpr m cmT m-rn-
(1) 176
(1) 176
,,(2) 437
(2) 437
(3)941
(3) 941
(4) 275
, (4) 275

26, ~ 1«Pm ~ it CLPT em EOTY ~ 26, If in a code language'~LPTwritten as EOTY,

\illOT % cIT~ m mm it FJNR em fmm In the same code language f~~'~~' will be
~_ written as-

(1) IMPW
(1)IMPW
(2) GLPV
(2) GLPV,
(3)"HMRW
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(3) HMRW
, (4) GNRX
(4) GNRX

27,~' fclffi\ m 'l1T"lT it FLNS em DGLP 27, If in a code language FlliS'written

-2. -'1.'
asDGLP. ,
fmm iJlTill % cIT ~ m mm it ILPVem ' In the same code language ILPV wl1l be

~ ~~ writtenas-,"
(\ G c. @ E. ~@ 1-\ .\ '3' r '.'c:,': \",~,,-' ' ::,:
(1) FIMS \< CD t-I "t D G ~ ,«- ~. \' (1) FIMS / ',' ; ,'J: :: C"

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(2) GINS

(3) HJNR (3) HJNR

(4) GHOP (4) GHOP

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fffillT \jIf(lT ~ ill ~ q;)-;s 'l1f"!!T ~ TJGE q;). . In the same code language TJGE will be .
fffillT ~- written as-

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(2) OGFE (2) OGFE " ~ c...

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cpu ~ ~ (_) ~ I ~ ~ <f; ;fr;1 ~ leiter series, In each question some leiters are
~ "<lR f<lcr><Al ii iTl0IJ if ~ 31m 00 W'l missing shown by H: The missing letter are
.. . given In a proper sequence as one of the four
. #~ 'Til '&1 ~ ~ ci> ~ W fclcB<;q altemativegivenundereachquestion. Find ciut
~ TIm ~ fc\Ci;(;q ~ q;) m~ the correct alternative and write its number i
)sEOTY
1:p.f1fj 'R ~_ aginst corresponding question number on ycur
answer sheet-
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<g<1~ ur::I ~- the Class-

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. Section-A

51-55. Read the following passage and answer the question that follow-
The sun was getting warm as Philip put on his shoes and prepared to go for a run.
At the edge of the lake the ice was still quite hard, and he did riot seem to realize there
was any danger, but nearer the middle of the lake the warm sun had already begun to

melt the ice.

After making a few practice turns, Philip set out with long sweeping strides to cross the
lake at its widest point. In order to make himself go faster, he tried to' race his own shadow
as it fell on the ice ahead of him, when he was about half way across, crunch! the weak
ice suddenly broke beneath his weight, and with a splash he fell through it. All the air was
sucked out cif his lungs by the shock of the freezing water biting into his body, so that for
twenty or thirty seconds afterwards he was not even able to scream. Then at last he
found his voice, shouted for help, and almost immediatly afterwards blacked out.

When hE:lopened his eyes again, he was lying in bed in his own home, with his father
bending anxiously over him. 'You should have known better than to do a silly thing like
that: were the first comfortless words he heard after his narrow'escape.

51. Philip sketed across the lake-

j
(1) to save his father

J2)forfun
(3) because he was iri danger

(4) to race someone

52.. Philip fell through the ice- " ,!

(1) at the edge of the lake

(2) in any part of the lake

(3) in the middle ofthe lake

(4) on the other side of the lake

53. Which of these statements about the sun is correct? It was-

(1) shining from behind hi:n as he skated

(2) behind him as he skated but not shining

(3) shining from in front of him as he skated

(4) in front of him as he skated but not shining

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Philip fell into the water because-

(1) the lake was too, wide

~(2rhe was too heavy for the ice

(3) all the air was sucked out of his lungs
(4) he madea hole in the ice with the practice turns
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:;e 55, 'blacked out' means~

to (i) it was dark under the water
(2) he put on dark clothes
(3) he got out of the water backwards
(4) he didn't know what was happening to Iiim
ak
;as 56-60 Read the following passage and answer the questions given below it-

for Every reader of this passage must spend the whole of his waking life looking at things,
he Looking, like breathing, is natural; we do it without noticing it. Looking is passivfr... but
seeing is active, Once you start seeing things you really begin to wake up, People
who see things which others have orily looked at, and seeing, draw conclusions from
ther
what they see, can add to man's knowledge and help progress,
like
Someone recently discovered a place where metal had been worked continuously ,
longer than anywhere else in England, He 'saw' a wall in the Forest of Dean. Thousands
of people must have looked at it without really seeing it, but this man noticed that
among ihe usual stones of that place were bits and pieces of a different colour; they
also felt different to the hand. A closer sight 'showed that those pieces had been left
behind in the fires of ancient peoples who had smelted rocks to get metals. Looking
around, he found more and more information, until the history of what men had done
at that place over tens of centuries was known.

56. 'his waking life' means-

(1) the time when he is waking up

(2) all the time he is awake

(3) all the time he is alive

(4) all the time he is breathing

57. For this writer 'seeing' means-

(1) noticing things v!hich need explaining

(2) doing something natural

(3) lo_okingat things

(4) doing something without noticing it
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58. The man found a place Where-

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(1) men are starting to work metal

(2) men built walls of metal

(3) men smelted metal for tens of centunes

(4) men first learned to make fire with stones

59. The man who 'saw' the wall got more and more inforniation-

(1) from thousands of people who had looked at it

(2) from' a history book

(3) from the usual stones of that place

(4) from the unusual stones of that place

60. The man's discover! was useful because it gave us more knowledge about-

(1) colours

(2) stones

(3) walls

,(4Y the Forest of Dean

S1~2 In the questions given below, you are provided with the first part of a sentence. The
remaining sentence is broken into four parts labelled (P), (Q), (R) and,(~).Xou are
i required to arrange these parts so as to form a complete meaningful sentence and
f
then choose the correct combination.
f 61. While arranging shelves-
f P- Where I work
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,f Q- I came across a book called

t R;" at the library

S- Finding God in Mysterious places

1. QRPS

2. PQSR

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P- some principles of science

Q- prought.int9 play

R- without having

s- the simplest act

1.SRPQ

2, QRPS

3. RQSP

4. PQRS

63-64. The following five sentences come from a paragraph. The first and the last sentence
are given. Choose the order in which the three sentences (PQR) should appear to
complete the paragraph.

63. S1 A rainbow is red on one edge,

violet on the other.

S2 . .

S3 . , ,~....•. .

~ •.......••........••.....•....•••...............• ,••................•.......

i. S5 Now, although we are unable to see ultra-violet light, bees can do so; for them ultra- .
vioJet is a colour.

p_ This colour beyond the violet, invisible to us. is called ultra-violet. .

Q_ Outside the violet of the rainbow there is another colour which we cannot see at all.

R- Although it is invisible, we know that ultra-violet is there because it affects a photographic

plate.

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52 '..................... . : .
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85 Nature had made her the sort of person to captain industry or an army; instead, she
was Nigel's mother.
p_ While she lived, all decisions about his daily life, his friendship, his fortune, had been
taken by that overbearing woman.
Q_ His father had died when he was small, and when his mother, although still not old,
died too, he was like a man lost, a car without a steering-wheel, a prisoner set free .
after a lifetime in pris'on.
R-' In all things her word had been law
Choose from the options given below:

1. RPQ
2. PRQ
~3: QPR
4. PQR
65-69. Choose the word which best fills the blank from the four options given-
65 .. I was out on a morning walk on a quiet, path which ran through the wood.

(1) separated . -. _."

-(2) isolated
(3) secluded
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(4) unusual

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(1) interested

I . J2) fascinated

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(4) scrutinized
67. The previous owner of our house a burglar alarm system inthe house but we
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(2) connecting
(3) joining
(4) arriving

69. What if he... ... c •.. everything and returned the clock which he was still carrying in'
his bag-
(1) delegated •
(2) confiscated I
(3) delivered
(4) confessed
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70-75. Select the meaning of the given phrases/idioms-
70. A bolt from the blue-
(1) A criminal act

(2) A shocking event

J3)A complete surprise
(4) A dangerous deal

xl. 71. A hard nut to crack-

. (1) A bad, tasteless nu1
{4) A difficult act
(3) A person hard to tackle
(4) A person difficult to please
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72. A man of letters-
(1) Ascholar 1
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(2) A man who knows ABC
j3) A literate man J.1
(4) An intelligent person 'I
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73. From hand to mouth- ".t",
(1) leading a simple life i

(2)' barely making two ends meet

(3) working hard for one's living

(4) hardly doing any work

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(1) in a lavish lifestyle

(2) in a simple way

(3) in detail

. (4) briefly

75, To get rid of-

(1) to get freedom from

(2) to get involved in

(3) to get into difficulty
(4) to get comfort from
76-83. In the following passage there are some numbered blanks. Fill in the blanks by selecting
the most appropriate word for each blank from the options given below-
Elizabeth was waiting 76 a bus. She was going to buy a Gennan dictionary and a
Gennan grammar 77, She wanted to leam the language before 78 holiday inAusfralia,
79 it began to rain. She had neither umbrella not raincoat, and she was soon wet. A
man in a car 80 and gave her a 81 into the town. The sun came out again 82. She was
in the car, and, when she got out, she stood in the 83 sun till she wasdry.

76, (1)of

(2) from

(3J for
(4) in
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(3) register
(4) notebook

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(4) dull

84-a7. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blanks fromthe given altematives.-

84. Granny her book every where-

(1) looked out

.(2) looked for

(3) loo.ked up

(4) looked into

85. The wind blew out the .

\(1)lamp
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.(:1(over

(2) about

(3) on

(4) upon

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88-90. Select the word which means the opposite of the given word :-

88. Abundance--

(1) much

121 shortage
(3) enough

(4) less

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Yf meek
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(2) wild

(3) brave

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Wcoward

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GfOS - II
Part - II

~~ ijJfi:l€\Rl Iffilff"f SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST

; Section'S! Aptitude Test
'llT1f 'G[' \3lf$l Qfil q {lift 0 I
Wfl! : 1% W .~ : 90 Time: 1Y, hours Full Marks: 90
(For Physically challenged group 2 hours)
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE .CANDIDATES
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1. ?ection - S is consisted of three subject
1. 11T'T"I l'i <fI'1 fcl1fIl ~ cf; W'l ~ >TCIil<
groups containing questions as following:
t:

(a) Science O.No. 91 to 125

]:[.<'i. 91 ~ 125

]:[.<'i. 161 ~ 180

. (b) Social Studies

(c) Mathematics
O.No. 126 to 160

O.No. 161to 180

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3. ~ W'l cf; ~ fG1;; 1]<) "<lR fctq;-(;ql'i ~ 3. Finding out the correct alternative from
given four alternatives for each question
~ fctq;-(;qq\T'~ m CI><~-'Dfili .
and write its number on your answer sheet
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against proper question number.'

4. 3T'lCf"'lT qC'lFeil 3Jt;( cpJ<! 3JRl'l1 ~ I 4. Please turn the page and start your work.

N.8.- Do not write anything in the booklet except rough work.

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W'\S-II (Part - II)
'l1J1'T-iI (Section-B)

~ Science
91. ~ 20 FcPmo C!5l m 50 W1T c#t ~ ~ 91. A body of mass 20 kg. falls through a
fl'Rffi -g I ill ~ \l?\ifl if C/Jlft im\ ~- distance of 50 em. Then the loss in potential
energy is-
(g=9.8m/s2)

(1) 98 '¥f , .,(1) 98 Joule

i (2) 392 '¥f (2) 392 Joule

, 1

(3) 980 '¥f .:(3)' 980 Joule

(4) 5000 ")..'"

(4) 5000 Joule

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92. Calorimeters are generally made of-
(1) <fi<,rr .(1) Copper

(2) 1furc;r (m<J) (2) Brass

(3) ~(jfi'tf.'t'"l'1 (3) Aluminium

(4) jtfq;- (4) Zinc

93. ~ ~ BJ1SIlT ~ twr <WI' qi- Cf[q, if

~-'-_ " .

93. 1 Calorie is able to raise the temp. of

, Wfl1'T cf.& <R<fi ~- 1 gm. of copper through approximately-

(1) 1°C (1) 1°C

(2) 5°C
(2) 5°C
(3) 10°C
(3) WOC
(4) 20°C
(4) 20°C

94. ~ C))UT. ~,ljjUf'l -.'i ~'-.'i

2.5 20 94. A particle in a medium completes 20
Cjjl'lf"f 'i'T ~ -gl ~, r5I • %- ,vibrations in 2.5 seconds. The frequency
,of wave is-
(1) 20~,
(1) 20 Hz
(2) 200 ~
(2) 200 Hz
(3) 50 5CVf, (3) 50 Hz
(4) il 5CVf ,(4) 8 Hz I
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.~ -fi Nrrr- horse power will be-. ..
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(1) 1.34 31~q~lfctd
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. (3) 786 aJ ~CHlfctd (3) 786 HP.
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!Ial (4) 4.36 31~q~lfctd (4) 4.36 H.P.

96. ~ 'Mlf{1Cf) 3ffi<r 'iii cfrq;- fcnm \JfT mT 96, A myopic eye can be corrected by using
t. \3 q Ill' I -fi <'fTCP'<- a-
(1) \ffiC>[~ ~ (1) Convex lens

(2) 3ICf(f('I ~ ~ , (2) Concave lens

(3) WfflC'I c;<fur ~ (3) Plane mirror

(4) ~C't'1ICf)I,~ ~ (4) Cylindrical lens.

97. CuSO, FclC'tll'1if Zn cpr~ ~ 'R 97. In a solution of CUSO•• a piece of Zn is ..,
FclC'tll'1~ m
\iffiTI t I "Iffi" ~ %- droped. The solution becomes colourless.
.. ~'

~~ This reaction will be-

(1) >"<l'<"<I~"
(1) Substitution reaction
(2) ~ (2) Decomposition reaction
(3) m.r (3) Addition reaction
of (4) Fcl<ll\J1'1 (4) Dissociation reaCtion

98. ,g'<1I~C't %- 98.Decible is-

(1) ~ ~ <t:! (1) a sound apparatus

(2)~~-~ (2) a sound tone

. (3) ~- >I'lC'fill cpr'1TTcP (3) The unit of intensity of sound

. I (4) WR cpr <R<r ~tlf (4) The wave length of noise

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99. i3>\J1tcpr '1qlCf),o\l4 W<f lr- . 99. The renewable source of energy is-

II
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(2)'i>~f.'I4'1
(3)~I'fRiCf)
(4)~
7ffi
(1) Coal
(2) Uranium
(3) Natural gas

,(4)/Geothermal power

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100, W1l1 ~ ~ \!IT- 100, The first artificial satellite was~

(1) '"'!Cf.'iCfi-l (l) Sputnik-1

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i (2) ~if{1l{11~~-1 (2) Explorer-1

• i (3) 311411<:;C: (3) Aryabhatta

(4) C'<fIT-3 (4) Luna-3.

101_ ~~%f~m~t- 101. Titan is the largest moon or saiellite of-

(1) ~ em (1) Mars

. (2) W!' em (2) Venus

(3) ~(:'(tjFc1 em (3) Jupiter

(4) m em (4) Saturn

102_ '0fi 3fCI{1c'f c;cfUj ~ rp'r<Pfl ~ 102_ A concave mirror of focal length is 10 em.
10 ~o t I ftrw'i ~ em Tjfq "TIT 'RlT produces an image five times large and
1«1 QI'«1fclifi lOIFc1fcl'4 <r'1ill t I ~ <if! real. The distance of object from the
G'fur ~ ~

(1)10 -wrto
(2) 12 -wrto
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(1) 10 cm.

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(4) 'ililS;M'i-14
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.~.-.. tf . (3) Hydrogen-1.

(4) Nitrogen-14

104 Which of the following isotopes of

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(2) U-235
(2) lJ-'235
(3) U-238
(3) U-238
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~ 39 ~ I ~ oufi1cI; l'i ~ $1 massnumber39. The number of neutron
'fffim ~_ .' . In Its nucleus IS-

(1) 20 ,_(1)20
W~ ~~.
~)19 (~19
(4) 39 (4) 39

106.. ~ N,o;'i 'i1~~I;j1'i CfiT J:lfc1mI.l';c4'll'i 106. Mass percentage of nitroGen in the com-
iIcrr t- pound N,o, is-
(1) 3684 J.1f36.84
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(2) 46.70 (2) 46.70
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MCI t 3fR 107. A metal M has its Chloride formula MCI

107.
l0" mg M of; ct<ofi;w;'S CfiT ~
. , '
mg CfiT g('<jl$1 "1R 9 ~I 'ffi'Cl CfiT tRllI"J and equivalent weight of metal is 9. Atomic
"1R ID-rrr- . weight of element is-" . ''c.

(1) 9 J-119 <["-

(2) 18 (2) 18

(3) 27 (3) 27

(4) 3 (4) 3

108. l0" 'ffi'Cl CfiT ~ "1R 30 t ~ gC'4IJi1108. Atomic weight of an element is 30, Its
"1R 10 t ([Ci'l"im ~ "1R ID-rrr,- equivalent wt. is 10. The valency of ele-
. ment iNiII be-
(1)1 (1)1
(2) 2 .Al) 2
W3 W3
W4 W4
Specific heat of any element is 0,1, The
=.s of 109.
~ ([Ci'l"ett ~ \3JG1T 0.1 t '3""ff Cf<i'l" 109.
nearest atomic wt. of that element will be-
'CPT f.'t Cf'c C1'1 tW1T'j
• "1R m-rrr-
j (1) 32
(1) 32

(2) 64
(2) 64
(3) 62
(3) 62
(4) 48
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(2) 6.023 x 10" (2) 6.023 x 10"

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(4) 6.023 x 10'" (4) 6.023 x 10'"

111. f.1'"1f&fum 1'i ~ MnO, '3it,;:q> ~- 111. In the given below MnO, is catalyst as-
(1) "1'11f'1 if) '3 it ,if) (1) Positive Catalyst

(2) ?I£"lIf'1if) '3it,if) (2) Negative Catalyst

(3) '<i'f: '3 it, if) (3) Auto Catalyst

(4) 'ilful '3 it ,if) /(4) Induced Catalyst

112. qfij m ~''1~i~I<J'1

if)liSI101e (MgC03) ~ 112. How much MgO is obtained on heating 5
cnB 1R~ 31lcfHlil'S (MgO)
~,:n~I<J'1 gm of (MgCO,) Magnec;ium Carbonate-
,.Oy .
m'<'r Nrn- (1) 2.4 gm.
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(2) 2.38 m ' ~.~.::..
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(3) 2.8 gm, '\ (
(3) 2.8 ml'f
(4) 3.28 gm.
(4) 328 m

113. <p'rf~r<:Pl1:!>T~c (CrPO.) it. Cr qfj 113. Valency of Cr ~n CrPO. iS2

- . ,~~ -f. '" ."
f11Ol1\i1if)(j1 ~- ,,~,-' :/~.
(1)4'0'" \,f~
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(1) 4 \. ,y.."-
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(2) 3
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(3) 2
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(1) t9R'1 ~
(2) fruit
(2) 1J><'i ~ /
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(3),~~
d3) leaves
(4)roots
(4) \if:s ~

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(1)~
(1) Piegon
(2) ~'
(2) Sparrow
(3)~
, (4) ffim
'.prowl
(4) parrot
s- 116. l1RCT mR ClJT mq lffirr ~_
116. Body temperature of human body is-
(1) 42°C
(1)42°C
(2) 400C
(2) 40°C
(3) 340C
(3) 340C
(4) 370C
.J4) 37°C
ng5
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117. Budding is found in-
(1) 3Wf -q
(1) Mango
(2) <lRc "if
'.9f'Yeast
(3) tj1:fuf if
(3) Papaya
(4) ~ if
' ." .. .(4).B~nafla ..",,",

118. The unit of clasSification is-'-

(1) Class

(2) Order
.~
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(4) Genus ~)'
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119. f.l9~Rsl(jif ~ ~ ~ ~a:.rlJlqq;-. mq 119. Which of the following is a micronutrienl
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(1)r.tl

OOK
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(1) Cycus
(1) 'HlllCf)'H <'l
.J2)'f'ungi
(2) q;qq; <'l
(3) Fem
(3) q;;f <'l
(4) Algae
';,
(4) trcffi;T <'l

121. Cotton fibre is obtained from-

121 q>qT'H 'CfiT WI 'IIT'{f bTill ~~
(1) <fr\il<'l <_J1)'Seeds
(2) Phloem
(2) ~ <'l
(3) Leaves
(3) ~ <'l
(4) Roots
(4) \Jfii ~
122. Vessel are absent in-
122 <111%<1>1<1~ ~ ~-
~
(:I}pinus wood
(1)~~~it ' '

(2) Shishum wood

(2)~ ~.~ it
(3) Teakwood
(3)~~~it ,
(4) Sal wood
(4)~~~it
123. ~ cp'r wR <'l ~ qjQ{[~ \iit <fi[ff 123. A substance produced in liver which
(Liver) it <Am ~ ~ '''1f11~'- . prevents the free~ng ~~l?~~l:t
(1) clll~'1 . (1) Ptylin
/'

(2) ~~rHeparin
(3)~~'1 (3) Trypsin,
(4) ll'"*l!e:t'1 (4) Insulin

124.
Pi"1~f&C1 it <'l q;lc~ij)~1jtWIT \ilTC1T ~- 124. Which oJ the followingcontainsphyto-
(1)~ it chrome- '
. (1}A1gae
(2) q;qq; it (2) Fungi
(3) ~ it (3) Yeast
(4) ~P;,,<:i~'I"14it )4) Angiosperm
~ mB'A ~ ~ ~ ~_ 125. Auxin harmone was discovered by-
125.
(1) 'tic -i1 ' (1)Vent
(2) T -i1 ~(2)Moore
(3) ~ -i1 (3) Mehta
(4) ~ -q (4) Mendal
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126. 'lffi(l if ~<f'llf{;jdi iN "Q2P1 ~:m-

126. The First govemer of the Portuguese in
(1) 31<i$il> India was-
(1) Albuquerque
(2) tt~
(2) De-Almeida
(3) crrffi- f?;- 7fT'lT (3) Vasco-da-Gama
(4) ~ ~3Il\i! (4) Bortholomew Diaz
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127. ~ iN ~ i!><l "S3IT :m- 127.. When was the battle of Plasi Fougth-

I (1) 1526

(2) 1556
t
t if
if' (1) 1526AD.

(2) 1556AD.

I (3) 1757

(4) 1761
t if
t "t
(3) 1757 AD.

(4) 1761 AD

128. ~ ~if '<1R4f.£l(1'l'R'~- 128. Rani Laxmibai is associated with city-

(1)~ (1) Kanpur

(2) 3TCltr (2) Awadh

,rhich
ted- (3) ft .ft"Jhansi ~'. -~. --, _c'
-.!..,
(4)~ I
I
(4) Delhi .
I,
129. m::r 'f111T\ij' cf; ~ ~- 129. The Founder of 'Brahm Sarnai' was-
(1) ,,'\iII,,'si ~ WI (1) Rajaram Mohan Rai
(2) ~ ~~il>I'1'<; (2) Swami Vivekanand
ohyto-
(3) <;£11'1'<; '<1,,«1<11 (3) DayanandSaraswati
(4) "'lip"'l Q"li6'<1 (4) Ramkrishna paramhans

130.. f.1"'1h1RclCl if if fcl>fr ~ 3Jjtfj ~. 130. Aniongthefollowingwhoiscall~ 'Light fo

il>m "ITffi ~- Asia-
.; (1) ~ (1) Mahavir

(2) ~. (2) Buddha

(3) 3l'lJ<R (3) Akbar

(4) .~ (4) Ashoka

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(1) Common will

(1) cWl'1cf1('j
(2) India Wins Freedom
(2) ~ fcR:1 ~
(3) Discovery of India
(3) ~f4)q{\ 31Tq; ;; fil<:;£11
(4) My Experiment with Truth
(4) ~ \(CRiq{\~""'f1 ~ ~\1T ".

132. 132, Kabir was disciple of-

(1) ~1'11'1«; ci; (1) Ramanand

(2) Ramanuja
(2) "'1lj"1 ci;
(3) Tukaram
(3) gq*l'1 ci; .
(4) Chananya
(4) ~ ci;

133, ~. ~ qiT mfi<l qiT tJTqun- ~ 133, The attainment of complete Independance
~ ~ -"r C!J<l qiT_ . was declared as the ultimate goal by
Indian National Congress in-

(1) 1929 t# (1) 1929AD,

(2) 1939 t # (2) 1939AD,

(3) 1940 t # (3) 1940AD,

(4)1946 t # (4) 1946AD,

134, Cabinet Mission comes to India in-

134, clif4 01 c firo;111ffil C!J<l ;m<IT-
(1) 1945AD
(1) 1945 t#
(2) 1946AD.
(2) 1946 t#
(3) 1947 t# (3) 1947 AD,

(4) 1948 t# (4) 1948AD,

1

135,
llfm:;-";fRT t~ R;iC;I<llc; ~ ~- 135, Who coined the famous slogan 'Inquilab
v Zindabad'-
(1) 31~ICflICf) \3Ck'1Ii5 "IT
(1) Ashfaque UllahKhan
(2) il'i:~l{!i~
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(2) Chandra Shekhar Azad
I (3) "If'T(l 1W
(3j'Shagat Singh
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 136. 'l1ffiT CIiT ~ ~~~_ 136. The southern mo~t point ~fIndia is-
(1) i/i"11Jeg'll;f) (1) Kanya Kumari

(2)~~ (2) Indira Point

(3) ~ i/i1C1Vl'Z (3) l"oini Calimer

(4) ,<J~N<'l (4) Rameshwaram

137. ~~-.'i"fr~~ct\'t~ 137. Which one of the following states has the
w<ft~6- longest coast line-

(1) 'J\i1'<I(j (1) Gujral

(2) 'li;I'<I~ (2) Maharashlra

(3) <Rc>r (3) Kerla

(4) m-., <f'lTc'l (4) West Bengal

'lance
31 by
138. tJ '<I'E 0 <; <fitT fcR1 '1'<ft' 1:R f.lflfu' ~~ 138. On which river is the Hirakud dam
constructed-
(1) ~
(1)Nannada .
(2) lilc;rq;f)
(2) Godavari
(3) 'li;J'1GI
(3) Mahanadi
II (4) cm¥t (4) Kaveri "~

139. .~~ qfr <ntr ~ %- 139. 'The Vally of Flower' lies in-

(1) ~3tR ~-.'i (.1)Jammu and Kashmir

(2) \'lm'<l~ 0<; .-q (2) Utlarakhand

i.,
(3) ~'liiJC1 'lRw Ti (3) Himanchal Pradesh

(4) cffi;r -q (4) Kerala

140. 'lffi(f CIiT"4:"1d Ii q'!!f QR'fr.m %- 140.. The minimum rainfall place in India is-
f1quilab
(1) "'~ (1) Mathura
(2)~ (2) Delhi
(3) J1f1.C1~'< (3) Jaisalmer
(4) <to (4) Leh

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~ <tT 3l9lmrr ~ ctT- " Assembly was Chaired by-

(1) i/o ~ WIG (1) Dr. Rajendra Prasad

(2) ~ C'!R'! ~ (2) Jawahar La! Nehru

(3) <fro3iRo 3l1<1;Sif>'! ,-,(3)8. R. Ambedkar

, (4) iTo ti~<;I'1'i; ~ (4) Dr. Sachchidanand Sinha

I 147. ~ ~ if ti[<4jf<:j(j~- 147. Indian Parliament consists of-

I (1) C'liif>'<1'1T 3iR '!I "Li tilfT ,(1,) Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha
! (2) B1Cb'<1lIT,'!I"LifllfT, ~ (2) Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, Prime Minister
(3) ~, C'I'Iif>tilfT (3) Speaker, Lok Sabha
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j 148.
~ fcPcR'r ,~ -q 31M>! ~ 148. The maximum number of Anglo Indian who
C'l1if>tilfT -q '1'1'1•.;'1<1 ~ \iIT ~ 'g- can be nominated to the LokSabha are-
(1) 2 ,..ur 2,
(2) 3 (2) 3

(3) 4 (3) 4

(4) 5 (4) 5

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149.
~ WIT &m ~ fifclElI'1 cpT ~ 149. The constitution oflndia was adopted by

I ~
(1) 15
oim-
m, 1947
the constituent Assembly on-

(1) 15thAugust, 1947

.1 (2) 30 \Jj;1, 1948 (2) 30th June, 1948 .I
t (3) 26 "W<R, 1949 (3) 26th November, 1949

1 (4) 26 \iACRT, 1950 ,A4)26th January, 1950 'I

mtry in

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151. been fixed-

(1)540

(2) 545

(3) 550
- ~
(4) 555

152 .. ~1~4R1CfiT~ '<'l!lR 'lfi[ fc1IlT iJlFlT ~- 152; The Vacancy of the office of the President
. .. must be filled up within- .
(1) '1olt ~
(2) u: llffi ~
~ (1) Nintydays

(2) Six months.

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(3) ~ llffi ~. (3) Nine months \

(4) ~ Cf"t ~ . (4) One year

India is a secular state is encunciated in-

153. 'l1ffil ~ $\ ~ ~ t. CfiT~ t- 153.

(1) <"i14tll'l qit !H<tlq'll ~ ..(1) Preamble of the Constitution

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(2) ~ 311Wmif ~ (2) Fundamental Rights.

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(3) irG<l. c& ~ f.1~~ICjjm<IT ~ (3) Directive Principal of state .policy

(4) 'llllRCjjdl ;a4il'£l ~ (4) Citizenship provisions_ " -"

154. The Headquarter of UNO located at-

1I

154. ~ ~ <tq CfiT ,:!MI(>1il fu:m t-

(1) London
(1) <'l"G'l
(2) .~
(3)~~
(2) Rome

(3) New Delhi I

I 155.
(4),~
~ tm CfiT m fjA1"H
(4) New York

<l%i 311<11RIlC1155. The first summit of SAARC was held

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(1) ~~ (1) New Delhi II
(2) etiI<1'41 (2) Colombo

(3) <WliT (3) Dhaka

I (4) Islamabad

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oS
(1) xm ~ (1) Union list

(2) ~ ~ (2) State list

(3) fl'1Q<fj ~ (3) Concurcent list

(4) f<Rft >fl ~ -q "'1tI (4) Not specified in any iist

157. '20 ~ 3ITRt4i ~l' l<2F! <m ftnfl 157. Twenty Point Economic Programme' was
qq >fR1'+[fuun 1J<lT- fixed launched in thE,year-
ent
(1) 1969 ij (1) 1969

(2) 1975 ij (2) 1975

(3) 1977 ij (3) 1977

(4) 1980 .
(4) 1980 -q
158. 'ADHAR' is a programme-
158. '31ltTR' ~ ihl4iti'1 ~-
jin- vtfj'io provide Identity to Indian residents
(1) 'l1ffifl<l '11'IRCf)'j 'q\T ~
. (2) infrastructure Development
(2) 3l<J ti ~Cj 'il fclq;rn.
(3) fum (3) Education

(4) 'HI'11fG1CIi W'm (4) Social Secljrity

:-
159. 12cTf q~Q0<1 <:it\Jf'iT <tr fl'1<1IQIU~- 159. The time period of the 12th five yearpian
is-
(1) 2001-07
(1) 2001-'D7
(2) 2012-11
(2) 2012-17
(3) 2010-15 i
(3) 2010-15
(4) 2007-12
I
(4)2007-12 i
;s held , 160. fci,<fr ~ ij ~ ~ >lfu~ ffirr~-160 The standard of living in a country is rep-
.,

II (1) ~;m<T ~
resented by-

(1) National Income

I, (2)~~~
1 (2) Poverty Ratio
(3) iRt\irTffi c;x ~.
(3) Unemployment rate
(4) >lfu CllfclD 3jf[f ~ .
(4) Per Capita Income

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161.
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((x) = .-ei - 5 x + k such that a-J3 = 1, the
~ ~ 'Il"<!iR t fcl; a-13 = 1 eft K q;r
the value of K is-
lIT"! i?rn-
(1) 12 ..,.'
(1) 12 .' ,
".(2) 6
(2) 6 (3) 4

(3) 4 (4) 1

(4) 1 I
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162.
~. (, + 2). ~

l0fi. 'J>0I'HllO;S t 3TR a+b

((x) = x .. ~ ax

= -I. ,:, a3TR b

+ 2b q;r 162.. If (x ~ 2) is a factor of the polynomial (('0
= :,: + ax + 2b and a+b
of a and bare-
= -I. then the value
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7<-" G':: -.' '..

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(3) d = :-1. b = 5 ,\ ; !J'"
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(2) 2.695
(3) 3.695
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q;r 164. ItflOnO
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+ 1
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(2) 45°
(3) 60°
(4) 90'

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it. (lmIx=x,+x.+x,+ ....x it. err and I x, =x, + x, +x,+ .....x,' then the value
n
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n ;=1
of I x -/1X is-
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fflT -q;) ~ P, ~'WiiR ~ <R'<1T 1;' the points A (2.1) and B (5, - 8) such that

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