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I always pity the sons and daughters of the rich man, who are attended by servants and have governesses at a later stage; at the same time, I am glade to think that they do not know what they have missed. It is because I know how sweet, happy and pure the home of honest poverty, is how free from perplexing care and from social envies and jealousies—how loving and united the members are in the common interest of supporting the family, that I sympathise with the rich man’s boy and congratulate the poor man’s son. It is for these reasons that from the ranks of the poor so many strong, eminent self-reliant men have always sprung and must always spring. If you will read the list of the “Immortals who were born not to die”, you will find that most of them have been poor. People moan about poverty as a great evil because : (1) they cannot be happy in poverty. (2) they cannot be useful in life. (3) they get less in poverty. (4) _ they fail to get genuine satisfaction. Which of the statements given above are correct ? (A) land3 (B) 2and4 (C) 2and3 (D) land2 Why does the writer sympathise with the rich man’s boys ? Because they do not know that : (1) the house of the poor people is sweet and pure. (2) the house of the poor people is free from perplexing care. (3) __ the house of the poor people is free from social competition. Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct ? (A) land3 (B) land2 (C) lonly (D) 2only Which type of people have sprung and will spring from the ranks of the poor ? (A) strong, dominating and eminent (B) eminent, dominating and self-reliant (C) self-reliant, eminent and strong (D) self-reliant, eminent and God fearing Why does the writer call the cottages of the poor—humble cottages ? He call them so because (A) they are moderately furnished. (B) they are poorly furnished. (C) they are not attractive. (D) they have nothing inside them. The house of the poor is : (1) sweet, happy and pure (2) free from perplexing care (3) free from social evils Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct ? (A) Lland3 (B) 2and3 (C) land2 (D) 2 only P/A//2012—A. 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(A) _13iR2 (B) faF1 (C) 138R3 (D) 234 arta 4 at aeieat wet we : (A) Sifter ania} arr (B) wa at ofa S aT (C) fafa enfte frat aa safer are (D) eran} safaeart & ar fart 7 AMA ai: fA a da aaa | (2) sate Fria WAS ara sae | (3) tase aga are aan | arden Hart 48 arava Her wet C/E ? (A) 1392 (B) 2aR3 (Cc) fav (D) frre P/AAV/2012—A.10. 5 Passage-2 Science has made human life happier in many ways. It is difficult to enumerate the advantages it has conferred upon man. The last and not the least important way in which science has changed people and made them more civilized is by making them more tolerant. A tolerant person is one who does not interfere with other people, even if he thinks they are wrong, he may try to persuade them to believe differently, but he will not try to foree them. A great deal of misery of mankind in the past has sprung from increased the horrors of war, it has increased the possibility of eternal peace, too, which will come from tolerance. Science has made man tolerant by : (A) making him think and reason (B)_ making him more intelligent (C) making him more civilized (D) making him happier A tolerant person is one who : (1) accepts the views of others. (2) allows others to believe what they believe without punishing him. (3) _ shows kindness to suffering people. Which of the statements given above is/are correct ? (A) lands (B) Lonly (C) land2 (D) 2and3 Science has increased : (1) horrors of wars. (2) possibility of torturing others. (3) _ possibility of eternal peace. (4) intolerance in man, Which of the statements given above is/are correct ? (A) land2 B) lonly (C) lands (D) 2and4 In past bloody battles were fought due to: (A) scientific progress (B) advancement of civilization (C) _ persons having different religious views () _ inventions of weapons Science has enabled man to ' (1) think and reason. (2) control over intolerance. (3) fight bloody wars, Which of the statements given above is/are correct ? (A) land2 (B) 2and3 (C) lonly (D) 2 only PY/A/T/2012—A P.T.O.11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 6 wree-3 gafere wit Wet & fagrr ahr wee ge ae fra AS fore fp ae a gw Ag EF TATE Ten ee HAS gad farg fora wan are st erage 8, ae eae Tes eT ATT 1 sear rem wer arm BC eT aT dB Tae a ee | ae eg fa we Te ae sean che aa Fara aia G are} Paarel amr ferry Paes SE a on TK A ee ERS sofa Soatey Been Say sired ar order wea Sa TE Prag er Sasa fee | FAS ara Se aateitcr a PASH eT Tee TR a ee aS fore EH eT SET gat faa ara a aragaaran &, ae targa a ares | foe ae Farah Ber H ATT fore FIT 3 eae a SI Ter Fa S fae TET Ba S, sat we Beh US HET HT TTT eA wee & fae art A es are fe | ae we eg ATA SHH ers fore wage a arpa eS fare Tee iA, | Hat ah TTT A IgA Te ams Han Fe A HA A Ht THAT Fale : QQ whos daa ae a | (2) wee ae feat an frre frag an BHT (3) Te at after maaan we | sudan eet a strava wer wa BE ? (A) faei (B) 233 (©) 13iR3 (D) 1392 ree ma are fae ar irra Frsert ser Sr ara ET ? (A) saa erat st aque wet Ste (B) Waa ue-ae ard Her Sta TT | (Cc) Ta Aare after y aeeR HoT Fe TST I (D) Wa Aart SF ofa stem wa aA ag wilt sft oS Ta ale: Q) aaMa ofa d wa S fee ard we (2) eH get Free Ser Sta SA cen Fret a eA FE @) art wafedi word acm ate a (4) sragea gas fara wena arden Bert FS aaa Her Te B/E 7 (a) 182 (B) fae1 (C) 23iR3 (D) 133 cas eg Sarai AA rer fee wee AA ace ae ST TET EH BY oe aT AT aa fre any aqua He ae | sae Hr tT: (A) wet reel ar are 8 ar BA & fore AoeR fare ae afer | (B) ast weet Sr aon 8 ar a & fore are SIA ET ATT | (OC) aire a arp S fae os SRS eT Te | (D) wh wel Sar aA ar area HH ae | ve wae aan Preafatad 4 a ara mem 8 wad aftr aA ITT HITE ? (A) tat (B) aA (Cc) waq (D) = P/AMU/2012—A11. 12. 13. 14, 15. 7 Passage-3 So wise men of all nations have got together to see if they cannot find a way to getting rid of war together. The first thing that is wanted is co-operation among all the nations. Co-operation is a big word but it simply means working together. If nations can learn to work together as friends, they will soon find a way of settling their disputes in a friendly way. Instead of being jealous and proud of their rights, they must learn to be friendly, reasonable and anxious to help each other, The second thing that is wanted is the rule of law. Just as the citizens of a country have laws obey and support them. If all the nations work together for the common good of mankind and agree to obey these laws, they will never fight with each other and there will be no war. The world can get rid of war if : (a) there is cooperation among all the nations. (2) nations settle their disputes in a friendly way. (3) nations are proud of their rights. Which of the statements given above is/are correct ? (A) lonly (B) 2and3 (C) 1and3 (D) land2 When will nations find a way to settle their disputes in a friendly way ? (A) when they learn to obey laws, (B) when they learn to work together. (C) when they cease to be proud of their rights. (D) when they agree to be negligent of others Nations will never fight if they : (LD _ agree to work for the common good of mankind, (2) learn to help others and obey rules, (3) learn to feel proud of their Possessions. (4) agree to disagree, Which of the statements given above is/are correct ? (A) land2 (B) only (C), 2and3 (D) land3 (A) all nations must be outwardly forced to obey the laws. (B) all nations must willingly feel obliged to obey the laws, (C) all nations must stick together to obey laws. (D) all nations must promise to obey laws, Through which of the following channels a healthy person acquires maximum knowledge ? (A) sight (B) hearing (C) smell (D) touch P/ANI/2012—A P.T.O.16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21, 22. 23. aT HI A TTA Fs (A) Sao Ws > WaT (BR) Was WaT > tas (C) eo RI Ware (D) Wad Ws > Fe frefetiad i a sre ater wat eT AAAS? (A) safer (B) fated (©) wear a fae (D) aa frafafiaa 4a share aera weet sar ? (A) sa aeer stk fae wet wea aE (B) Wa ate a Gat ae ah a Ga St EI (C) wa Soe ela Sea aera aTeT aI (D) wa een aa fea a re S| frafatan Ha ste war ail wae ? (A) afte at @) Aas a vaiawia at (C) aria act ) Witafre a frofatan 3a sre arenes wet a ete 7? (A) See AT (B) Ror (©) eet yar ) Wye frafatiaa 38 sive were wate Taare setae ? (A) Sel aerate (BR) Srp sear (Cc) aeapiear (D) Saye a-sifrear matey & fore Frafatad i 8 arrears ? (A) Fee afaeite site 1 (B) Wee ire vie (C) ae afagia sik Sita Sri wirers E (D) sea aah aka a Stes whee frafatian #8 aire eran Hi aad sift mers fos Heres E ? (A) Wirarf ser (B) afta ret (CC) et eT) frafafea #8 arra frsra wae wera @ aratera Tate ? (A) Tea (B) sae (Cc) wr (D) aA P/A/I/2012—A16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 9 The correct sequence of communication is : (A) Message —> Sender — Receiver (B) Message > Receiver —> Sender (C) Sender — Message > Receiver (D) Receiver > Sender — Message Which of the following is the conveyance of message communication ? (A) Spoken (B) Written (C) Gesture and Symbols (D) All of these Which of the following is known as effective communication ? (A) When message and symbol are transmitted accurately. (B) When speaker and listener have equal quality. (C) When message source is technically advanced. (D) When speaker has good knowledge of the subject. Which of the following is not the communication context ? (A) | Religious context (B) Physical or Environmental context (C) Social context (D) Psychological context Which of the following is a source of non-verbal communication 2 (A) _ To give examples (B) Pictorial representation (C) To tell stories (D) To ask questions Which of the following is a psychological barrier for effective communication ? (A) Wrong perception (B) Wrong pronunciation (C) Wrong place (D) Wrong gesture Which of the following is correct about communication ? (A) It is a dynamic process. (B)__ It is a static process. (C) It is both dynamic and static process. (D) _ It is neither dynamic nor static process. Which of the following is most useful listening skill in communication 2 (A) Competitive listening (B) Passive listening (C) Active listening (D) _ Biased listening Which of the following principles is not related to effective communication ? (A) Clarity (B) Attention (C) Coordination (D) Hierarchy P/AMU/2012—A P.T.O.25. 26. 10 (Ay nee oi mrt Sri oniicr wa 9 eee SF afer | (Boome swale Aer seq eet afer | (C) Wee si wd Sri we a aiepias aha & aa afer | (Dy) Soe et aT gaan sea ert afer 1 feafafad 48 err arb sie F yest aa walters sygaa weer (Fetter) & ? (A) sR Barr (By Rea (C) SRA a are (D) peste (Hea) fader (WH, 27 a 28) : 27. 29. AS fea 1a wea 4 fea a ee Prem fea eri Feel frond oe A Sea aes a ahem eT vers eee | ae fea Ta ee Bl BMT HPT 8 gale He a aed B form fad ean Ft i me: ae canbe ffera € pre it farfera afzora AEE fread ; CQ) -&e fates, aenfrw F 1 dh} agar, aaa z GID ye aahte agus ae F 1 CV) ait afgar, date e 1 (A) Sar] atc free aa F (B) Fae IL aR UL Prat aa es (C) Fae I sin Iv frend act S 1 (D) | Hae] sie 1 fread ad 1 wat: aut SH, UeerEnT S| ait art, wae E 1 Wh (A) ae fread 1 ais 1 (B) Hae Preach 1 wah S| (C) Fae freed II wet | (D) Tall ari frend ad & 1 Prder: ra fea va ae S$ a oa | ai fea SRA val Fae A Se aa Saw fia Fifa | mor: en fae a cart stfre Ta ae een wafee ? we: (Dae ofa Swain faara & fora eraras | (7a, ae dart ar geri & 1 (A) San wel waz 1 (B) Sara TH I FAA | (C) WHT aR I aii waz 1 (D) FAT LAG as I wae | P/A/IV/2012—A.11 25. The essential condition for non-verbal communication is : (A) Sender and receiver both must be physically fit. (B) Receiver must have high mental ability. (C) Sender and receiver both must belong to same cultural context. (D) _ Sender should have high language efficiency. 26. Which of the following is most suitable parameter of evaluation of communication skill ? (A) Barrier free communication (B) Simple language (C) Face to face contact (D) Feedback Directions (Q. Nos. 27 and 28) : In the following questions statements are followed by conclusions. Choose the answer response that gives the correct conclusion which logically follows from the given statements. You have to take the given statements as true even if they seem at variance with commonly known facts. 27. ‘Statements: Some scientists are literate. No literate is intelligent. Conclusions : (D) ~ Some literates are scientists. (I) Some intelligents are scientists. (II) Some scientists are not intelligent. (IV) All intelligents are scientists. (A) Only I and II follow. (B) Only II and III follow. (C) Only III and IV follow. (D) Only I and III follow. 28. Statements : All dogs are vegetarians. All blacks are white. Some vegetarians are black. Conclusions : ad) Some whites are dogs. (II) Some blacks are dogs. (I) Some whites are vegetarians. (A) Only I conclusion follows. (B) Only II conclusion follows. (C) Only III conclusion follows. (D) Both conclusions II and III follow. 29. Directions : The following statement is followed by two arguments numbered I and II, Decide which of the options is correct about the given arguments. Statement : Should so much money be spent on education ? Arguments : (Yes, It is essential for all round development of the person. (1) No, It leads to wastage of resources. (A) Only argument I is strong. (B) — Only argument II is strong. (C) Both J and II arguments are strong. (D) Neither I nor II is strong. P/AMY/2012—A P.T.O.30. 31. 32. 12 fede. payee fo: wer & fred on fasied fafa date wa 4 fea aE 1 sTaat Fa attire faces Ste 8h Hert S nla ae I oat Tae eat: ae waa GarUen oaea EI dh ae aaa verte | CID aii gamer cafe sitet E 1 (IV) avi oer cafes Soren EI (v) ae utah cated saat E | (ww ap cafes Hh Sar & Tat E 1 (A) 1,11, 10 (B) ULV () V,VLIV. ©) LVL pedo TS Raa wer ew Ser St arene 1 LE | oa wer Si HITT TT FTA at peer Hi orafifiea Ararat FH oe FB Froha are UT: “fea & feu war a erage & 1” — w& faa | arramt : (Far wa: feats farm sree TE CD | dr ga fear at 9ea sik weg eA (A) Fact area I fated & 1 (B) Sean I fafea e (C) Brevard 1 atk 11 erat fates & 1 (D) aa ar ate et ara Fafa fader 0a fea a wea A ew a wD vad Lathe Shae EA fer ow ve BA ETT fer Coiferet) anf gure a orga srfarel & fre fA a eas wt AT ST TT fea arr 1 oaaat wer 8 at ag gear at ara are Foie arc & fH Sl ferns HS arte afer Bo a wee | aut: gi at Raat Promote wa Soa et ST MAS Le er fre es Fara ar fae E fora ait faem : (aati at shag ea ar SH afer | aD wert aan a sae ora aie & oi an aang cere Hon TafeR | (A) tac fer aes (B) Sac fea wee (OC) fear sik fran tr ert wee D) wafer l afer wae 1 P/AMU/2012—A30. 31. 32. 13 Directions : This question contains six statements followed by four set of combinations. Choose the set in which the statements are logically related. Statements : (1) Some social workers are honest people. (ID — Some social workers are laborious. (II) All honest people are laborious. (IV) All laborious people are honest. (V) Some laborious people are social workers. (VI) Some who are honest, are, social workers. (A Lm @) LV © V,VLIV. @) MLVvL0 Directions : In the question given below a statement is followed by two assumptions I and II. You have to consider the statement and the following assumptions and decide which of the assumptions is implicit in the given statement. Statement : “A house is required on rent.” — an advertisement. Assumptions : (Houses are usually available on rent. (I) People will read and respond to the advertisement. (A) Only assumption I is implicit. (B) Only assumption II is implicit (©) Both I and II are implicit (D) Neither I nor I] is implicit Directions : In the following question a statement is followed by two courses of actions I and II. A course of action is a step to be taken for improvement or follow up in regard to the problem, policy etc. on the basis of the information given in the statement. You have to assume everything in the statement to be true, then decide which of the two given suggested courses of actions logically follows for pursuing. Statement : ‘The sale of shoes has gone down. Considerably causing great coricern to the company. Courses of action : (D) The price of shoes should be reduced. (I) The company should make a study carefully about other brands of shoes in the market. , (A) Only I follows (B) Only II follows (C) Both I and Il follow (D) _ Either I or Il follows P/AAV/2012—A_ P.T.O.14 Frage (7. w, 33 434) : 33. 34, frefetad wet a un ages a ap frend fea aS lara were fread a aqeae & asf Fada eet Ey Saat Gera aT stacIT wt aH ar tg ae 1 SrR (A) Sifter fang aie or aia € fis Premd ‘fiftaa ea a wet’ 8, sae (B) fered ale Premed “anfaa wa a aed Bsa (©) fered ae Frome & fore fea 1a sir’ arate € stale fea me cet S ae i Frend at Bea a Tae TEE TA, SRR (D) sifeea at ae feed falvad wa a gece’ sala Fram fea my cea B fart & anges : aga-A srer-Fen Sh eras site fora rere BE et oraA ae ara ot ras atte fing 4 fe wert 1 Paes saa ea S = fast 4 frog ase sm oftarite fer arm aw tT ate 2 wife ffrad ea a ten crm & fe faa ak afin F ‘sreafavere’ arn—fra 8 &t ares Fart & lag wa: we ets fee cafes she afore aaa Fa VaR arden Shh = 1 afar ote fits araand afta ae € 1 ee whan 4, qe tifgat wm are fears ik af Fam om fer safes ura watt E 1 fréer (a. 35 & 37) : 35. 36. 37. Sash e CH onpie tan ga cH gat a we RE wel ga ch Few MRR aT vehhta eM 3 far fore ert lanpit a earida ae aed A fea 7a wet Sa Sie | sist wt ten waren To ae cafe st den # vefea a ae | React (aftsrit) (+o aa: neh wore Bem wet ore Toit are oafeaall st ceri F 2 (A) 89 (B) 67 (©) 20 @) 45 Wad afta Fen ae cafe sr ye : (A) SER (B) -Berdt (after) () wa () afar fart cafaa Serer wa afer Sri yo waa ara F 2 (A) 45 (B) 69 (C) 72 (D) 54 P/AMV/2012—A15 Directions (Q. Nos. 33 and 34) : 33. 34, In the following questions a passage is followed by some possible inferences. You have to examine each inference separately in the context of the passage and decide upon its degree of truth or falsity. Mark answer (A) if you think the inference is ‘definitely true’, (B) if inference is ‘probably true’ though not definitely true in the light of the facts given, (C) if “the data given is inadequate”, i.e. from the facts given you cannot say whether the inference is likely to be true or false; (D) if the inference js ‘definitely false’ i.e. it contradicts the given facts. Passage : Many parents who were unsuccessful at Science and Maths themselves have the depressing experience when their children also showing poor performance in the Science and Maths. Being hopeless in these subjects seems to run in families; or does it ? While certainly it seems likely that ‘confidence’ in Science and Maths passes from parent to child, it is less certain that ‘logical and mathematical’ abilities are inherited in this way. Logical and Mathematical abilities are acquired. In some families, some generations together have been found to be poor in science and mathematics. Directions (Q. Nos. 35 to 37): 35. 36. 37. ‘A figure is given below with four intersecting circles, each circle representing a group of persons having the quality written against it. Study the figure carefully and answer the questions that follow. The number represents the number of persons of related quality. Hardworking Gis Intelligent ie ‘Truthful \e] Honest What is the number of persons who have all four qualities ? (A) 89 (B) 67 (C) 20 (D) 45 ‘The largest number of persons related to the quality : (A) Honest (B) Hardworking (C) ‘Truthful (D) Intelligent How many persons have quality of being honest as well as intelligent ? (A) 45 (B) 69 (C) 72 (D) 54 P/ANV/2012—A P.T.O.38. frafatad 4 a aren faa seas, ee ? (C) (D) O O O Fide (ww, 39 41): 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. frafefad Geral a carga Teer ae fea wa weal F sae cise we thar 4 A, B,C, DE aN FD: aeer € 1 a haat, Wau, sate, cat, faercr an Sifter (sft) & 1 cee FS Tent &, st fH UH waa E | we D aH faare AS gor O, eere a fore sara a gene |B Ea Ft srl & Rae = Fraes Fats fet eae (A) frarstt west (C) rast () we Srefefan #8 afte & boing saa? (A) AD@IKCE (B) AD@RFC (C) ADSRBE (D) AD sik BC E wl aa SM 2 (A) ate (B) — fafercerer (C) Ssifer (afar) (D)_— fafeaa wet fara on aT ah Fre eae Be Pad ye eave Tae GAO. | TT ? (A) aa sit aera & fam fare (B) Sn Siero war a Bree Haye Ta | (C) aa fmt Stam (SreTts) Fa Ta S fora HEA (D) EB7d wii sik aafaa at Face S71 a aay ara raters S GMT S TTA| TST Te a E sik ary Ga Ef oh Ga aA ET aed wet TH S rates Ge-wme F aS wee | TT THEA ? (A) yard afta a ftaté ee 1 (B) wR aoe a ree Ge EAS fore HET (C) aa ta a ae ae SA (D) a Ae re ath ok we wre ae Grae ee fe ae sas TH AEE | area STH Ga Yew vie SH Sa Bq oH BT HLTH S| ASH UL AA CL STH PTT a wa sean fram @ 1 (A) A a Se Te ve St cen ara Tale es ST TAA (B) aT aU fers I Gea I aT wT (C) ay agen yfera at ais SA (D) aati Fe aie SA P/ANV/2012—A38. 17 Which of the following diagrams best depicts the relationship between teacher, female and mother ? “ (9) » @) © » OOO Directions (Q. Nos. 39 to 41): 39. 41. 42. 43. Read the following informations carefully and answer the questions given below : There is a group of six persons A, B, C, D, E and F in a family. They are Psychologist, Manager, Lawyer, Jeweller, Doctor and Engineer. The doctor is the grandfather of F who is a psychologist. The manager D is married to A. C, the jeweller, is married to the lawyer. B is the mother of F and E. There are two married couples in the family. How is A related to E ? (A) Father (B) Grandfather (C) Uncle (D) Brother Which of the following are the married couples in the family ? (A) ADandCE (B) ADandFC (C) ADandBE (D) AD and BC What is the profession of E ? (A) Lawyer (B) Doctor (C) Engineer (D) Cannot be determined While walking along the river bank you hear someone shouting— save ! save !! You would : (A) also shout for help (B) jump into the river to save the person (C) ask the coastguard to save the person (D) do nothing and let the person shout When you pass by a meeting hall in your office, you see that all the fans and lights are on and nobody is there in the hall. What will you do ? (A) . Report to the officer in charge. (B) Call the peon to switch off the fans and lights. (C) You will switch off the fans and lights yourself. (D) You will do nothing and pass by thinking that it is not your business. You need money to deposit examination fees soon. While walking on the road you find a wallet containing money : (A) You would keep the money and deposit your examination fees. (B) You would try to find out the owner of the wallet. (C) You would handover the wallet to the police. (D) You would distribute the money among the poor. P/AMU/2012—A_ P.T.O.45. 46. 47. 49, 51. 52. 18 sa ar F102 aig Pat & ferns a Fram ured ten & 1 say eM HA 7 (A) (B) fea Bt aaa at fee aA (C) ama teet t art sia a Ff ah 1 (D) aa an fia at are @A at ara waar 1 ae Shar 4 stare oy oT Si & 1 TT eT HA? (A) adgen aot at st aT | (B) we rs wa Ce | ic starr (A) we (B) art shy (C) aren at (D) awit “ STR ST Ta So Sry 0 ae fener SoH oe ae ty eR eS fee sarifaa fra tar & | amy tea Ou flee fase 1 cat man tae $1 Tard eA at & 1 sa far fete fore at et Has wre | ore feed F fete Shama a via WR te any hoe aie fe (aA) sierra (B) fee Gta @ Renee afinfes 9 at araeerar & anerc fe fone am fraea FT (C) ord af al aan & fee FT FT (D) fete steel & ear are ee P/AN/2012—A.45. 47. 19 You get invitation card of your friend's 10-year old daughter's marriage. You would : (A) Attend the marriage (B) Report the matter to the police (C) Neither attend the marriage nor report the matter to the police (D) Point out to your friend the illegality of the matter. A house in your neighbourhood suddenly is set on fire, What would you do? (A) try to save your own house first of all. (B) shout to collect the people. (C) inform the fire brigade. (D) try to extinguish fire by yourself and inform the fire brigade. On your way to office you notice a man lying on the road who was hit by a two- wheeler. You are in hurry to reach the office in time as you will have to attend an urgent meeting. What would you do ? (A) you would not take notice of it and go away. (B) you would simply inform the police telephonically. (C) you would take the injured to the hospital. (D) you would ask others to take the injured to hospital. Your sister is appearing at a competitive examination. You are appointed as a paper setter of one of the subjects of this exam. What would you do ? (A) accept the offer and set the paper. (B) refuse the offer and not set the paper. (C) set the paper because your sister is not appearing at exam of that subject. (D) keep the whole matter confidential. You require an assistant. You are asked to select a young man from the group of interviewees. You would select : (A) _ one who is physically strong. (B) one who is both physically and mentally strong. (C) one who is only clever and good looking. (D) _ one who is honest though physically weak. ‘The first step in the decision-making process is which of the following ? (A) developing decision criteria (B) allocating weights to the criteria (C) analyzing alternatives (D) _ identifying a problem Which of the following factor(s) is/are considered while making decision ? (A) Facts (B) Legal limitations (C) Nature of the programme (D) All of these You have been invited to attend interview for the post of Civil Supply Officer by Public Service Commission of your state. You reach the railway station but there is a long queue at the booking window. The train is about to leave. You board the train without ticket. Ticket checker enters your coach. Seeing him you decide to : (A) _ hide yourself in the toilet. (B) request the ticket checker to let you travel on urgency of attending the interview. (C) produce yourself for necessary legal action. (D) begin to quarrel with the ticket checker. P/AAV/2012—A P.T.O.54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 61. 62. 63. 64. 20 frafefad 48 atret genet Frotrarat wt faster wa 27 (A We (B) =r (©) wetter (D) aim aire we atte afar teri # fon ther ea sits ae er ret B 1 are ga ae a oT fart F oeas a ae & i sa: (A) tent # afere 8 years ae (B) att sreiived a oa? Hat A genet, SBA six se Aref ax SA (C) sete a Facer cer 38 yar aa S fare we (D) am ae treat ate ae cia fe ae UH ATA FETT S| we vig sd ae 4 ara aed Gra om Ge F fee Ua Far aed che A fee wet aie sa fer aah fer diz sure ae f 1 ta A sy aT wD (A) oftarera a afeen & fore tte sree waa S few HEA | (B) ATT 38 strit oe Far SF fare HEA (C) afer @) tg at oe 8 oa wa Se fare wT (D) __ fad oa cafaa 8 niger #1 die 8 an freer FA u& fare &ts 4 COMPUTER #1 LNBVQSFU fora am ® 1 5a Hts FY BULKHEAD #1 fara ver ferar sre ? (A) MVCILEBF (B) KTAILEBF (©) MTAGJEBF (D) KTAGJEBF af wee POWERFUL @ aati 4 Sem 4 A: HT STU fare HA 8 att aoe a aa & des Grefsen S wag feat stad at fale araftafta eat? @) (B) © & @ i Ua Fen ae afar : 5, 16, 49, 104, ?, 280 (A) 115 ®) us (C) 170 (D) 181 feat ag aT A CAT S124 fern ore 8 a set a BAT ot ea fern sem? (A) 32 ®) 21 (C) 23 (D) 42 fret faa & fiat ora & ? (A) 15 -(B) 16 () 17 @) 18 afg XY = 600, ABC = 6, 1 GO + DO auar aia : (A) 150 (B) _ 180 (C) 165 (D) 155 ) Ue catia ar fe or HT AE | ae eftrorad (Het at Gea wt ene) ase yo e | gas a ae aria (et at Gea at feradta fee Hi) 90° ye Sn e 1 sta sea ie fem ae? (@) aio-weer (B) a-weaH(C) ee @) sR Bee Ae HgTe Ps wee we Ges ETT — re at eT AT Fea aT aT 1” Woo fea yar were 4 ferent Saati t 2 (A) aa B) ter (C) aie () Wag af | arama Br aAR! eT TTS, AAR’ BA aT set ST, “TY wt war’ Her oe, ‘ea’ wet are eer Se & BAe eer’ A! eT HT E, TH RA TS THA fees TAY 7 (4) SrearT B®) (C) Wt (D) WR P/AM/2012—A53. 55. 57. 61. 21 Which of the following is not a characteristic of effective decision makers ? (A) Initiative (B) Comprehensiveness (C) Flexibility (D) ~~ Dogmatism One of your subordinates is in the habit of eating meals in a restaurant without payment. You come to know this through someone. You would : (A) enquire from the restaurant owner. (B) call the subordinate to your room and reprimand and suspend him. (C) shout at the subordinate and ask him to pay the amount. (D) turn a blind eye thinking that it is a minor event. While travelling by a crowded bus you notice that an old lady having a small child in lap is standing as there is no seat for her to sit. What would you do? (A) Ask the conductor to make a seat available for the lady. (B) Ask the lady to sit where you are sitting. (C) Ask the lady not to travel by the crowded bus. (D) Ask someone to offer his seat to the lady. Ina certain code, COMPUTER is written as LNBVQSFU. How is BULKHEAD written in that code ? (A) MVCILEBF (B) KTAILEBF (C) MTAGJEBF (D) KTAGJEBF If the letters in the word POWERFUL are rearranged as they appear in the English alphabet, then the position of how many letters will remain unchanged after the rearrangement ? (A) None (B) One (Cc) Two (D) Three Find the missing number : 5, 16, 49, 104, ?, 280 (A) 115 (B) 148 (C) 170 (D) 181 In a certain code language CAT is coded as 24, what will be the code number for BAT in the same code language ? (A) 32 (B) 21 (C) 23 (D) 42 How many rectangles are there in the following figure ? a L_[ | (A) 15 ®) 16 (C) 17 () 18 If XY = 600, ABC = 6, then GO + DO will be equal to : (A) 150 (B)_ 180 (C) 165 @) 155 ‘A man is facing north. He turns 45° in the clockwise direction and then 90° in the anticlockwise direction. Which direction is he facing now ? (A) South-west (B) North-west (C) South-east (D) North-east Pointing to a woman in a photograph a man says, “Her mother’s mother is the mother of my father.” How is the man related to the woman in the photograph ? (A) Uncle (B) Grandson (C) Nephew (D) Maternal Cousin If ‘sky’ is called ‘sea’, ‘sea’ is called ‘water’, ‘water’ is called ‘air’, ‘air’ is called ‘cloud’ and ‘cloud’ is called ‘river’, then what do we drink when thirsty ? (A) Sky @) | Air (C) Water (D) Sea P/AAL/2012—A P.T.O.65. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 22 fre otal 48 ehren ara, termst wa BaF ts TA stew Tale vehi MT 7 »(©)O OO 2 -CD Fret 8 a Gat @ Seifra ete 2 (A) free (@) aR (Cc) tat (D) am weafag (2) & ea Ter faery se 7 menfererera : fereneit : : ateraret : ? ° wa (B) -Staex (C) STR (D) wt #10 vie A a B at ak wert @, Fee 9g mien ath aya § ote se wet fr Fed t sik 14 Fie vent S| ora ae A a fart GE (A) 27H (B) 24 Hie (C) 5 Fe (D) 4 4t afe + a meed -, - a ares x, x ar area = ait + ar aed + a, at 16+4x2-5+8=? (A) 58 (@) 18 (C) 44 (D) 42 OO Ok ? (A) VY 4 (D) 5 msm sina thersimnssbetryaet Los Map ei en wa AAS TS diag densi 4 8 et an wa Gens FS uw Saat F 7 (A) 21 B) 25 (C) 41 () 67 50 sedi at Hen H, 18 Gila aa, 8 SUNS She 2 sen mecha 1 fama a8 Sita amen a a fret A sft unite wat (A) 6 @) 8 (Cc) 10 @) 16 P/AAV/2012—A70. i 72. 23° Which of the following diagrams indicates the best relation between travellers, train and bus ? »(C)O » O© - &9) COD Which of the following does not belong to the others ? (A) Guitar (B) Violin (C) Flute (D) Harp Find out the alternative which will replace the question mark ? College : Student : : Hospital : ? (A) Nurse (B) Doctor (C) Treatment (D) Patient Kavita walked from A to B in the East 10 feet. Then she turned to the right and walked 3 feet. Again she turned to the right and walked 14 feet. Now, how far is she from A ? (A) 27 feet (B) 24 feet (C) 5 feet (D) 4 feet If + means -, - means x, x means + and = means +, then 16 + 4x2-548=? (a) 58 () 18 (C) 44 (D) 42 Four different positions of a cube is given below. Which number is contained on the face opposite to that containing 3 ? YEVE @ () 4 ‘The sum retinue conceeutive | two digit odd numbers, when a be 10 becomes a perfect square. Which of the following can possibly be one of these four numbers ? ) 21 (B) 5 © 41 (D) 67 In a class of 50 students, 18 take Music, 26 take Art and 2 take both Art and Music. How many students in the class are not enrolled in either Music or Art ? @ 6 (B) 8 (cc) 10 (D) 16 P/A/I/2012—A. P.T.O.73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 24 n(n +1) Qn +1) GeNe, Fei nF Tote, Pres A ae Fafa wT S eT e 7 (A) nn+DQn+) BMA GeTe | (B) nine 1) On+1) M3 a frre | (C) rin +1) Qn4 1 eH Got Sai S a1 a sien faa z | (D) nr +1) (2n +1) Hi 9 237 8 fares Fee I adie at sed aries 1 frasit gra aye ee fear ra ater A aT es 5 ad aed a fe yer Sh 3 sea 3a a ho 8 Ue ore afte we fet sa SR A om a et sae A aq 1 3a9 ara forarstt gra fercer a wre fee aT? (A) %25 (B) 230 (C) %46 (D) %52 Ee 7 ath aed ws oS aS F Ted Fi ony a Hei A G0 aS | ale ae HA eH aa ar Sr Fa Vea fare aT A fe aa Yet ay 48 TF Bi, at Ten foc waHR A fren oT HT e 2 (Ay 1 (B) 2 () 38 (D) 4 2-1 2 free, 99 2 ea a frm wat? (A) 27 (B) 33 (C) 39 (D) 29 aft Pret den A gas ond S of FS aera sean SF ahcoMs 48 ora 1 FT a a a eT & oie Hl SRT He 7 8 ® 6 © 4 @) 2 1 3 5 997 2-=|(2-2)(2-2)... -=t : ( Je 30 7 (2 | sane wo > 1002 102 py 2002 999 ® 5 > “999 o's af Fveh fas aie 3H 20% eran EE CCRT 10K Mere, wes TAT 3S a rm SAR Te: 3 4 2 5 Ww | B® 7 © 3 @ 7 wey (-4) wane: 1 1 A -gy ® (C) -81 @) 81 P/ANV/2012—A73. 74. 7. 76. 77. 78. 79. 25 Consider the number n(n + 1) (2n + 1), where n is a positive integer. Then which of the following is necessarily false ? (A) n(n + 1) (2n + 1) is always even (B) n(n + 1) (2n + 1) is always divisible by 3 (C) n(n + 1) (2n + 1) is always divisible by the sum of squares of first ‘n’ integers () — nla +1) (2n + 1) is never divisible by 237 Satish was given some money by his father on his birthday. Satish spent all of it in five stores. In each store he spent one rupee more than half of what he had when he came in. How much did he get from his father ? (A) %25 (B) %30 (C) %46 @) %52 The total age of some 7 years old and some 5 years old children is 60 years. If a team is to be selected from these children such that their total age is 48 years, in how many ways can it be done ? (A) i (B) 2 (c) 3 @) 4 3 2 By how much is ri of 52 lesser than gra of 99 ? (A) 27 (B) 33 (C) 39 () 29 If a number is subtracted from the square of its one-half, the result is 48, Which of the following is a square root of that number ? ‘8 ®) 6 © 4 @) 2 1 3 5 997)... The value of (2- 3)(2-2)(2-3) cee (2- 22) ie: » 2 00h 2002 1002 ‘) 999 ® "5 © “999 3 If the numerator of a fraction is increased by 20% and its denominator be decreased 16 by 10%, the value of the fraction is a: The original fraction is : 2 a 3 By) 4 o 2 om > 5 @ 7 © 3 7 1¢|" " The value of (-3) is : ay -e az 2 Cc) -81 (D) 81 a -® (c) P/AAV/2012—A P.T.O.26 Fide (G. a. 81 4 82) : 81. 82. a ae ee are Sai A a 8 Fae of Pe reared eae pa a aint 1 era oer he aR Shay : WAN far faren 20% as ale afar si Ae 314 F 60,000 &, at stay ws fren Tt oa F sie: (A) %6,000 (B) % 4,000 (©) 3,000 () = %4,500 aan art wf Are fran Ta EG a : (A) %42,800 = (B) 44,200 = (C)--% 48,400 = (D)-—-% 49,200 Pree (H.W. 83 F84) : 83. 85. oi feq re weit F ee St He X we Y fea eS 1 THT a Fra faa S sre wg : (A) Sa wea xX @ fea me oer a at 29 & feu vaio 2, fog daa we YS Sere TRA aT Sa Te fea oT wT | (B) ta een Y a fea me oe a oe aa S fou wala t, fed dan ee XS sme Te eA Ser Sa Fe fea ST THT | (C) WAR wm wa we F faa Han X a Fan Y vata we @ afew cH wa X SY Uh A er HI Se OAS fee ata E OD) Wer x ay wae ewe a NaS feu Ta AE 10 W420 44 ZH EME |Z HAM ETE ? SUAX: 2H TSE | SUT Y : Z, ite Z? - 237 + 132=0 FI eas | E@F am on 4 foot wa aT PAP a TP ay: Ea a a5 we aT WX ESF IAP AE TH a St Gerd 4 20% FAA IT TT UY Ewa Fa fag G CaM E AG ae A Gag: Baw aA Hee ae ame! a wee wate 24.08, 8 yen 8 he 85 we ae iw aT 21.2 1 Ba Tes, ANd A 3 HA TT sss B 8 HA, Hoa Tears frre ? . (A) 24.8 (B) | 26.5 (C) 276 (D) 29.4 P/A/II/2012—A27 Directions (Q. Nos. 81 and 82) : 81, 82. The pie diagram given below shows the spending of a family on various items and its savings during a month. Study the pie diagram and answer the following questions : Misc. Transport Savings 18% Rent Education Food If the total income of the family is % 60,000, then the difference in expenses on food and education is : (A) %6,000 (B) 74,000 (Cc) %3,000 (@) %4,500 Total spending by the family per month is : (A) 42,800 (B) 44,200 (C) %48,400 (D) % 49,200 Directions (Q. Nos. 83 and 84): 85. These questions are followed by two statements X and Y. Choose the correct answer on the basis of the given alternatives : (A) Statement X alone is sufficient to answer the question asked but the statement Y itself is not sufficient to answer the question. (B) Statement Y alone is sufficient to answer the given question, but statement X alone is not sufficient to answer the question. (C) Both the statements X and Y together are sufficient to answer the given question but neither statement by itself is sufficient to answer the question. (D) Two statements X and Y even when taken together are not sufficient to answer the question. Zis a number between 10 and 20. What is the value of Z? Statement X : Z is an even number. Statement Y : Z is a solution of equation Z? — 23Z + 132 = 0. What time will it take to travel from E to F ? Travelling from E to F and coming back from F to E takes 5 hours. Statement X : It takes 20% more time to travel from E to F than it takes to travel from F to E. 1 Statement Y : G is midway between E and F and it takes 2 2 hours to travel from E to G and back to E. ‘The average of 8 readings is 24.3, out of which the average of first two is 18.5 and that of next three is 21.9. If the sixth reading is 3 less than seventh and 8 less than eighth, what is the sixth reading ? (A) (24.8 B) 265 (C) 276 () 294 P/AMV/2012—A P.T.0O.86. 87. 89. 28 wrenieT ager ster ga afte at aaa estan S| sha sik fade ager at wea, a fae es wet Tg | oret afs ok thew haere Aes onl 8 afr iat, arc sik fare waft at oh ag Faz Ga @ | are gis ak wer 8 ages 3 ae-faaa a feat Gt Gr we arch &, fare are ara BAS Ha GAT Hee S| ores Tae & san AAMT St Asser a A aM aT ? 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