MSC in Renewable Energy (Du) Admission Test Question 2012

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Pink Total marks 100 Time 1 Hour Each question carries | mark. English Language Proficiency Read the following extract and select the correct answer: ‘This question has often been posed. Why were the Wright brothers able to succeed in an effort at which so many others had failed? Many explanations have been mentioned, but three reasons are most often cited, First, they were a team. Both men worked cooperatively, read the same books, located and shared information and discussed incessantly about the possibility of manned flight, and served as a consistent source of inspiration and encouragement to cach other. Quite simply, two geniuses are better than one. Both were glider pilots. Unlike some other engineers who experimented with the theories of flight, Orville and Wilbur Wright experienced the practical aspects of aerodynamics by building and flying kites and gliders, Each craft they built was slightly superior to the last, as they incorporated knowledge gained from pervious failures. They had realized from their experiments that the most serious challenge in manned flight would be stabilizing and maneuvering the aircraft once it was airborne. While others concentrated their efforts on the problem of achieving lift for take-off, the Wright brothers were focusing on developing a three-axis control for guiding their aircraft. By the time that the brothers started to build an airplane, they were already among the world’s best glider pilots; they knew the problems of riding the air first hand. QI. Which of the following is the main topic of the passage? a. The reasons why the Wright brothers succeeded in manned flight. b. The advantage of the internal combustion engine in the Wright brothers’ experiments. ‘The Wright brothers experience as gliders. . The Wright brothers experience as pilots. ¢, The importance of gliders to the development of airplanes, as Q2. The word cited in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to which of the following? a. disregarded —b. mentioned t.considered d. proven e. alluded Q3. The word incessantly in paragraph 1 could best be replaced by which of the following? a. confidently b, intelligently ¢. constantly, optimistically. ferociously Q4. What kind of experience did the Wright brothers have that distinguished them from their competitors? a. They were geniuses. b. They were glider pilots. C. They were engineers. 4d. They were inventors. ¢. They were hard workers. Choose the correct answer: Qs. discovery of insulin, it was not possible to treat diabetes. a. priortothe b. prior c. the prior d. to prior 2: prior to Q6. Unless protected areas are established, the Bengal Tiger, the Blue Whale, and the California condor face - of extinction, a. possible b. the possibility ¢. to be possible. possibly e. will be possible Q7. Based on the premise that light was composed of colour, the Impressionists came to the conclusion -not really black. a, which was that shadows b. was shadows which c. were shadows A, that shadows were €. shadows were Qs. hints at the plot, A. Theact first b.Actone c.Actfirst 4. Firstact ¢. One act of the play Mourning Becomes Electra introduces the cast of characters and Q9. Weathering the action whereby surface rock is decomposed or disintegrated, a, itis b. is that cis being —_e. being is ~ themselves from the rest of 10. The people of Western Canada have been considering - the provinces. to separate b. separated c. separate d. separating e. of separate Qi. Although Margaret Mead had several assistants during her long investigations of Samoa, the bulk of the research was done by ~ -- alone. a. herself b. she «her d, hers . her's Q12. In a new culture, many embarrassing situations occur~ a misuncerstanding. a. for bof c.becauseof d. because e. as QI3. Professional people expect-~ - when it is necessary to cancel an appointment. a. youtocall them jp. you calling them c. your calling them d. that you are calling theme b. that you would call them QU4. Frost occurs in valleys and on low grounds = ~~ on adjacent hills. a. more frequently as. as frequently that 2. more frequently than 4. frequently than e. more QUS. After seeing a movie based on a novel, . b, the book is read by many people. b. the book made many people want to read it. ¢, many people want to read the book —d. the reading of the book interests many people. e. many people are interested in reading the book. QI6. The Supreme Court does not hear a case unless -------------except those involving foreign ambassadors. a. atrial — b. already tried. italready tring \. thas already been tried ¢. it has already been heard. 17, - unknown quantities is the task of algebra. a. To found ». Find ¢, The find 4. Finding ¢. To finding ‘0 associate wors and remember Q18. It is the recommendation of many psychologists-~ names. a. that aleamer uses mental images b. a learner to use mental images c. mental images are used d. thata learner use mental images _¢. of a leamer to use mental images QI9. In the stringed instruments, the tones — -- by playing a bow across a set of strings that may be made of wire or gut. a. theyproduce b. producing ¢, are produced, that are producing e. by producing Aen Choose the numbered work which is most nearly opposite to the meaning of the first word: £20. Candid a. diplomatic b. clearsy ¢. cunning d. awkward e. cleaver Q2L. Assemble a. disunite b. disperse c. separate d, split e. divide 2. Glossy a. wild b.courteous .¢. rough d, blustering — ¢. tough Tick the correct meaning of the following idioms: | Q23. To smell a rat a. tosmellabad smell to suspect atrick or deceit c. to misunderstand c. to protect animals —_e, to understand Q24. To meet one’s Waterloo d. to die fighting b. to meet one’s final defeat, to meet a strong adversary d.to quench thirst ¢. to hate oneself (25. Inscrutable a. impossible b. mysterious p. untraceable d. unfit e. fit ‘Mathematics ee Q26. The fourth term of a geometrical progression is 9 and the ninth term is 2187, then the common ratio is net a7 b.9 p3 27 26 _% Q27. The coefficient of x’ in the expansion of (2-x/4)"° is, a, 480 b.360 gel024- 720 e120 Q28. Which of the following statement is true? a.B-A°=BUA — b.B-A°=BNA cBASAB A. B-AC=BTA e. none Q29. The angle between vector u = 2/4 j-3k and y= 3/-2j-k is a. 30° p45? c. 60° d. 90° e 120° Q30 . The tangent of the circle x*+y?-2x+4y-12=0 at (-4,-2) is a.) yt4=0 bixt oo yad d.3x-y+10--0 e.x3yt10-0 31. How many ways 5 books can be selected from 12 books such that 2 definite books are always excluded? a. 120 , 225 ©. 252 d. 126 €. 180 Q32. Given that tanA=P, where A in an acute angle, then sinA equal to 1 b, —~ c d.. e. none 4 Ai+P? +P? vi+P? Vit P? 63. What is tne probability that when two dice are rolled, the sum of the numbers on two dice is 7? a Be, ee a : 7 6 36 36 “ig gh the solution set of the inequality |S - 2a] 4is € we rg 1 1 19) p27 Looe, 43] (= 0,5 JU [92 a) e(-4,5] afb 2]uZe &(~a5]UL Sa) As reyes ann © ig ae axs*! b.5*Ins cc. Sogs® d. S*Mogi0® 5 'inx dy a. In (1-4c0s2x) b. fd -cos 2x) ce. tanx e. none Q37. The differential equation of the function y= Acosx+Bsinx is a, (D*+4)y b. (DA+Dy=0 .€D*-2D+2)y=0 d.(D*-4)y=0 g(D*-D)y=Asinx+Beosx nee ~ QR2. Which is comect? a. lemon contains citric acid and ascorbic acid, they both ate weak acids }. lemon contains only citric acid which isa weak acid. ¢. lemon contains only ascorbic acid which isa weak acid, d. lemon contains only acetic acid. ©. None of the above is correct QB3. What is the unit of kinetic energy? & Joule b. Horse-power (HP) s. Watt d, Hertz (Hz) ¢. Kilometer/second Q84. The instrument used to measure the relative humidity of air is- a. Spectrometer b.Hygrometer —_¢. Galvanometer_d, Lactometer —_¢, None Q85. The unit of power is a. Volt b, Watt c.Henry —d. Ampere. Joule 86, The acid vm in a car-batiery is- a HCL 6&HySO, — c.H;PO; d.NHO;—e. None Q87. Air is afan- a. Compound b. Element Mixture. Electrolyte e. None Bolo Q88. Kilowatt hour (kWh) represents the unit of- By power b.impulse —c. momentum d.energy _e. none of these Q89. A wound watch spring has - energy. a. Mechanical b. Kinetic ©. Potential d. Kinetic and potential _—_e. Chemical 90. A substance which changes readily into vapor without being liquid is called- a. Efflorescent b, Synthetic 0. Volatile d, Effervescent €. Florescent Computer knowledge Q91. Which one is binary equivalent of the hex number AD? a 11110101 10101101 ¢.01010101 d. 11001010 e. 10001111 Q92. Which one is not application software? a, microsoft word — b. Microsoft Power Point. Microsoft Access 4. Microsoft Windows. e. none Q93. Oracle is a a.word processor _b. spreadsheet analyzer —_, database management system d. presentation software ¢. operation system Q94. Which one is not an input device? ©. keyboard by plotter. c. mouse. + d.OMR_—@. OCR Q95. ALU is a part of b, motherboard , microprocessor ¢. hard disk d. input €. output Q96. Interpreter is a b. texteditor —_. language translator ¢, compiler d. assembler €. none Q97. Which one is not a function of operating system? b. Process management _b. memory management ¢. file management d. object code creation eynone 98. Which of the following layer in OSI model does routing? a. session b.transport c, network ——d.datalink —_e, application Q99. The memory unit that directly communicate with CPU is, a. auxiliary memory §.mainmemory —_¢, virtual memory _d. magnetic memory €. optical memory Q100, The rules and conventions used for data communications is known as a interfacing —_b. peer to peer process e.subnet —d, protocol. internet 90f9

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