B) PAPER I “ue WOOO Signature of Invigilators (in figures as in Admit Cardy 1 Roll No. J—0002 in words) ICR Answer Sheet No. [_]{_I_J-_IL] Time Allowed : 75 Minutes] [Maximum Marks : 100 Instructions for the Candidates 1. Write your Roll Number in the space provided on the top of this page. Write your ICR Answer Sheet No. in the space provided for Answer Sheet No. on the top of this page. 2. This paper consists of fifty (60) multiple choice type questions. All questions are compulsory. 3. Each item has upto four alternative responses marked (A), (B), (C) and (D). The answer should be a capital letter for the selected option. The answer letter A question should entirely be contained within the corresponding square. Correct method [Al] Wrong Method [A orl . Your responses to the items for this paper are to be indicated on the Answer sheet under paper y I only. . Read instructions given inside carefully. 6. One sheet is attached at the end of the booklet for rough work. 7. You should return the test booklet to the invigilator at the end of paper and should not carry any paper with you outside the examination hall. dled well qaued a. an write davai euldel woud ouad de Hz and, Gur enlda Anowor Sheet No. fl wound ud ICR Sheet No. aul. 2. ML MINA ga Waal (60) HASUs Gaal Ariat Wd andar d. Boll wer Aa d. 3, As Hat ani aga UBAARUs GAA AUB. ¥ (A), B), CAA D) a8 ealaani woud. wet Gaz hee aie a8 auvared 28a. Gaze aien aude aud Ha wus WA ZA ara 2a. wd da: [A] da: DA, CAD : _ at ett Fale BURG Answer Sheet tt Paper T Rewtd lA aude wetwidti auNat 2a, . rica aude yaad simeyds aiall. ML Ysa Wom add wid 26 SH AZ Bd. ttt ae yal US HL VAL au qsde FA AMlasr ai Ul. dua We uta Pe ote ad xq a. enexv0PAPER—I Note :— This paper contains fifty (50) multiple-choice questions, each question carrying two (2) marks. Attempt all the questions. vila 2 waar sa Yo yAsella ued B. Eds a Wt BD. HLH Meelett HAVA UAL. 1. Doctor and patient have same relationship as : (A) Teacher and student (B) Library and books (©) Class and learning (D) Husband and wife Beas wi cel adh asia Sadly dad ou} (A) Ras wr Revell (B) wear wa sie (©) af mA Rrare @) wea wi UA 2. Which one is different from the rest three ? (A) Apple (B) Orange (C) Banana @) Fruit AAA 55 aq. cud wwe yl Us _B ? (A) aereL (@B) wel © 34 @) 54 Paper I-B 3 P.T.O.Instruction : In question nos. 8 and 4, there exists some relationship between the terms on the left of the sign : : as between the terms to its right. Identify the missing term. qu: wet ava 8 WA 4 i Maud (Quid) :: sie ony anda edit acia ela B. Ad & Ma acl wel ouy puda awe. Aye wer dilwvil, 3. ACFJ.: OUBJ : : SUXB:? (A) GNSA (B) GLQZ (©) GKPY @) GMTB 4. BEAT: GIDV: : SOUP: ? (A) XSYS (B) YSKR (©) YXSR ) XSXR 5. Which is the most effective method to control noise in a classroom ? (A) Raising your voice above the students voice (B) Saying ‘don’t talk’ (C) Remaining calm and just looking at students @) Continue teaching the class ale aad marsizs Ue FL ald ala MaUwA FLiBia Ww asia ? (A) Reuellaldi navel Gal nay sz. ®) ‘ald 4 srarel? yan wud. (© wet 2 WA Raul dae Ad. @) ali Ras aq zed. Paper I—B 46. Choose one of the following statements as the most comprehensive way to define the job of a teacher : (A) (B) (C) @) Propagation of knowledge Conducting research Community service Propagation of knowledge, collection of knowledge and creation of know- ledge lan ada Ratdaiel Basti sel aud anus alll wind asd Batiude ga. (A) (®) (C) @) tried MULL S2q aialast sriag wes Aa let] MAA, attri] Uae AA autre GUA $2 7. A good academic researcher is : (A) @) © @) as (A) ®) (©) ©) dependent on his teacher follower of research plan strictly open minded-and radical highly knowledgable wml dais alas % Mice, Ruts 42 Piola 28 8. aellas dle sadyds wad a. Ast WL yaad Mars dla d. Ga ar dad. Paper I—B 5 P.T.O.8. An effective teacher is one who : (A) is very disciplinarian (B) has mastery over his subject (C) knows little but talk very well (D) can motivate students to learn URUASIS WAYS Red ¥ (A) deat la @) vad Peaud dla (©) ate reg Ta reg add wel sz ws @) Reareflaia Bria we Ree wa 9. Symbiosis is beneficial to the : (A) Host (B) Parasite (©) Host and parasite (@) Neither host nor parasite Aswad sUELsias B. (AAA As) (A) awit MLE B) wluwd we (©) amt WA Urluwdl 42 @D) ai verted HZ aL UAV we 10. The disease ‘AIDS’ is chiefly due to : (A) infection in blood cells responsible for production of antibodies (B) infection in cells of brain (C) infection in cells of liver (D) infection in cells of kidney ‘Adsy’ U1 aa B youd: (A) MIASI2Sctt Gust S2aL Brsinlai Au aiorarell B) wryeai Sra AY avraell (C) ageari siti AY arsiaell @) yiCisri sri AY ara Paper I—B 611. Pasteurization of milk is done to : (A) decrease the fat content (B) increase the nutritive value (©) destroy micro-organisms @) remove adulteration Sad WRyrwddart sravai wa 8. a: (A) *olld wr deisai B) Va yeu aaa (C) YR soaugrildd ue sear @) AWAN gr Srai 12. Genetic engineering means : (A) Mapping of DNA sequences (B) Analysis of DNA structure (©) Using recombinant DNA technique () Understanding the functions of DNA Bla SBA Ren Red (A) DNA 4i 2gpilell oilsaehedl «sail (B) DNA 2d Araya srq4 (C) ytdald DNA 25s Guelar sedi @) DNA g sil wad Read the following passage and answer question nos. 18 to 16 : From the very beginning man has attempted what has seemed impossible. Man is different from the rest of the creation in this respect. He has an eternal thirst for adventure. This has led to countless new discoveries and inventions. Human curiosity is limitless. It is responsible for space flights and moon landings. The desire to know what lies beyond the visible world takes many forms. The everest hero Tenzing and the hero of the seven Seas, Mihir Sen, were inspired Paper I—B 7 P.T.O,by the same restless spirit. Astronaut Armstrong and his colleagues, who were the first humans to set foot on the soil of the moon, have proved beyond doubt that man shall not rest until he has conquered the entire universe. Now the question arises : Is it enough to know and master nature ? To answer it one should first answer a more basic question : which is more important- knowing and understanding the world around you or knowing and under- standing yourself ? Everyone will agree that in the absence of self-knowledge even the most advanced knowledge of the universe will be not only useless but also dangerous. 13. ‘It is responsible for space flights and moon landings. Here ‘It’ means : (A) Man’s desire for adventure (B) Man's curiosity (C) Man’s attempting the impossible (@) Man and the rest of creation 14. ..that man shall not rest until he has conquered the entire universe. Here ‘rest’ means : (A) Sleep (B) Sit and read (C) Stop () Lie down 15. He has an eternal thirst for adventure. Here ‘eternal’ means : (A) Great (B) Old (©) Without beginning or end () That which.cannot be satisfied Paper I—B 816. 13. Man is different from the rest of the creation in this respect. Here ‘Man’ means : (A) a particular man (B) Tenzing and Mihir Sen (C) Armstrong . ©) All mankind Ard RBs A aA wet deu 13 Ml 16 ai Gua aU : BRert uot % AAA F riers wen act HZ Wace sal B. a aieolL rt) mir Muslad sedi ALB. Atal awa AL yD asad B. Ati RUA RAs zuvild Gewert ay due Ws alle aS atta Dal ia B. dew ¥ 512A atasial art any asta auld. 2 retell WA Berl Srl trial WAS 243d wove aA B. Radaz Fa dollar} Ait As? AF Ade Arte wes uel ew Szo1 ¥ vl. masieull aagion el det weer, Avie arc Gur vera $219 wba 5483 wii yl waa (asa Gur et aR Ana ci Yl WAAA Rawr aad all. dat Aaa BE gerdr weNA Act Gur Avy Anad A vaha B? wi wet Gari As aud Ward) wed Gea B. BwUBL A aALd Wied XO ? WWI BAA BAA, ANAL 3 UM Vettel mar wear Wad ? Wd ad wr ade 3 Wit tit Mavad Wa werd Ad Gar art A Mrels WA oy B. Art % HA Basierrr ay asdigar wai d. mad dat Rea (A) Aletiael BSA AL Sat (BY irid Waa (C) Alrddell SY ULE WSetet WAC CD) Aleta BA Ber BALL HLA Paper I—B 9 P.T.O.14. rai Bel wa Bsa Gur Rw Als Ana ci Yel HitaA Rawr vari aa. aid ‘sur aatedl tell? Red (A) Ga auaard sell. B) Ad WA aizaid ell. (C) *asarril “ell, @) ~asI Usay aell. 15. Hintarl eA Alef are asad B.’ aidl ‘asad’? AZ (A) Ast B) weld (©) Fil PU Bria wel a @) Wadia a as acl 16. aL Heofhi tia AA wisi Sadi wad.” rel Hina’? W2d (A) —8id algse We (B) -Aroflar WA Ae Aa (©) wily @D) BAW Alda Wet Read the following passage and answer question nos. 17 to 20 : The word medieval means ‘the middle age’. It is used in history, therefore, to refer to that period which lies between the ancient and the modern periods and is quite literally the middle period. How do we know when the ancient period ends and the medieval period begins ? We have taken the eighth century A.D. as. the beginning and the eighteenth century A.D. as the end of the medieval period. Why ? Because as you will see when you read this book, there were many changes taking place in Indian Society in about the eighth century A.D. and during this time these changes influenced many aspects of Indian Society. They influenced the political and economic aspects, social laws, religion, language, art in short, almost everything. So we recognise that Paper I—-B . 1017. 18, a new stage in Indian history had come about. We may say that this change took place around the eighth century. We have. to be just a little vague about the date because just as a person does not change suddenly in one year, similarly societies also take time to _ change. Nor does everybody become influenced by new ideas at the same time. Some of these changes in Indian history began earlier than the eighth century and in some parts of India their influence was felt a little later. But taking a general view of things, we can say that the new phase took root in the eighth century. In the same way with the break-up of the Mughal Empire and the coming of the British, the eighteenth century also saw many changes. So we refer to the century as the closing of the medieval period. We have to be just a little vague about the date.... The word ‘vague’ here means : (A) doubtful (B) not precise (C) misleading () not clear ‘The eighth century has been taken as the beginning and the eighteenth century has been taken as the end of medieval period because : (A) No changes took place in Indian Society before eighth and after eigh- + teenth century. (B) A new stage began in Indian Society in the eighth and lasted up to eighteenth century. (©) The period between eighth and eighteenth century is the most important period in Indian History. (D) The Mughals came to India in the eighth and the British came to India in the eighteenth century. -Paper I—B 11 P.T.O.19. 20. It is used in history.............and is quite literally the middle period. The word iterally’ means : (A) Approximately (B) Strictly (C) According to literature (D) Accurately The above extract has been taken from : (A) a newspaper (B) a history journal (C) a book (@) a magazine AA URWe A aieMA s94 ae 17 el 20 ati Gu wa : : easily? noel Heyptedl aa B. MU aoed SMe wilt ad ld adi REa wile det alallt yoiiell aa WA A2s_B, WA A Watt wes 2ag2 wat ye yer Aan eli GB. MUA 45 La wel 3 well yordd ara sai} salell youd Agr S4i? WUD Ad ALMA MAE yewyordl aged ba. Wise Ala WA wet H.W. 2atrafl lai wai eetd. Ud UML? BAL YRetsrl WU Fai PU 3 5.a.2Usall weil ourdly wuyri aati WRadel aii AA aed Hous avi ARa waiadai earl. midi noua wea 3 wuBls Alri, arriens UR Pevitai,eel 3 oun 3 sal AA L041 EAs Garni sel. our Swi As dl dors) BU edi Ag adisel B. 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A Wetrti eubes 243% wer HAY Rar aelri d. idl auiles R2d (A) ast eeu rid B) Assy (CE) wlBert melt MD) dee ee alti Gurdl WRBE..... (A) BABU Wiriel Aarti eed d. @B) SMe wiWsriel Aarti qed d. (©) wasriell Aarti nail d. MD) sid wasrieh Qari wel d. Paper I—B 13 P.T.O.21. 22. 23. Human personality is a product of : (A) Environment (B) Heredity (©) Society (D) All the above three wriaaBaca Wed : (A) walaret B) rugdils (©) wUe @) Guan ada. Amnesia is known to mean : (A) Sleep walking (B) Loss of memory (© A symptom of stomach disease () Alpha waves . Moa Aza : (A) Gari aad B® RAR (© 62 rd aaa @) Ales ALA Long-term memory means : (A) Memory of long passages (B) Exact location of a long road (C) Remembering an event of long past @) Recalling a long material of immediate past Adsiel weil wel : (A) lr dion wad (B) aioe ete assU wer (©) Adsiela yas vetted Bree @) Asear oyasirel aiol aagr sel ate seg Paper I-B ou24. A man saves 5% of his salary and pays 15% of his salary towards taxes; rest of the salary is spent for family. If taxes paid by him are Rs. 30,000, find his salary. (A) Rs. 2,00,000 @®) Rs. 3,00,000 (©. Bs. 1,50,000 ©) Bs. 1,00,000 As Ber Ac mas 5% Fadl oad $2 B WA wasnt 15% Feel 2su od B. use esuell a gg oud B. WA Rs. 30,000 25a 243 O12, cl acl mids dedl sd 7 (A) Rs. 2,00,000 (B). Rs. 3,00,000 (C) Rs. 1,50,000 ©) Rs. 1,00,000 25, If of a number is equal to of another number, what is the ratio between these two numbers ? (A) 5:3 (B) 3:4 (© 15:4 @) 4:3 Rs Ward 2 out ole eur : UL HUA At el BU A Arai gellar gad? (A) 5:3 @) 3:4 (C) 15:4 @) 4:3 Paper IB , 15 P.O.26. 27. ‘A 20' x 14’ wall is to be painted leaving out a window on it measuring 7! x 4’. If the rate of painting is Rs. 10 per square foot, what will be the cost of painting ? (A) 2800 (B) 2828 (©) 2520 () 3080 20' x 14’ el Raia ur 77x 4 Al AS UA GB. UM Marl Rarar Laat &. A rated 6 Rs. 10 Wea gz MwA dla dil, ga vl Bedi ad ? (A) 2800 (B) 2828 (©) 2520 (D) 3080 Average of four numbers is 12. If two other numbers, whose average is 15 are added to the given collection, the resulting six numbers will have an average = (A) 18 @) 12 (© 15 @) 6 az aur ara 12 8, 15 Bra da ad lw 4 aril Gadi, Had o Wri WW =. (A) 13 @) 12 (C) 15 @) 6 Paper I~B 1628. The last day of the year 2001 was a Monday. What will the first day of the year 2003 be ? (A) Monday (B) Wednesday (©) Tuesday @) Sunday at 2001 ott Beat Rad ara edi. af 2003 tu wen Bad sd air vd? (A) MUR B) yaar (C) Amarr @) rar 29. I want to distribute Rs. 600 amongst Priya, Kanu and Geeta. If Priya receives of the total amount and Kanu receives F of the total amount, what amount will Geeta receive ? (A) 200 (B) 100 (C) 400 @) 500 42 Rs, 600 BAL, sq AA MeL aA aaa B. A Hed ga 254d $ aut HA WA SAA ga UHHedl ; out HA cd MWA Bech 25H wad ? (A) 200 ®) 100 (C) 400 @) 500 Paper I—B 17 P.T.O.30. 31. A bedsheet costs Rs. 400. The shopowner offers a discount of 15% on it. What is the net cost of the bedsheet ? (A) 415 (B) 385 (C) 460 @) 340 As Weed] Bud Rs. 400 B |sitele Aal UR 15%. aware WAS. dl wer we S2ar sar mua us ? (A) 415 @®) 385 (©) 460 @) 340 Which of the following is the correct meaning of ‘Satyagraha’ in Gandhian Thought ? (A) Retaliation (B) Aggression (©) Discussion and Negotiation () Military preparation aie RauzaLUt “aeume’? AL wf 1A woo aa d. dou Gar ealal : (A) a Aare qh (B) WisHA (© aal aA Rare awd @) aeszl daze. Paper I-B 1832. 33. Attraction causes infatuation. Infatuation causes anger. Anger causes frus- tration. Therefore attraction causes frustration. Point out the correct state- ment from the following : (A) Infatuation causes attraction. (B) Frustration causes anger. (C) Infatuation causes frustration. (D) Anger causes Attraction. aust waBdr Girt 62 8. wad A sar Gut 52.8. sia Fawr Geurt $2 B. del aust ARWA Gumt $2 BUA aal Rar ealdl. (A) waBd Aid siz B. _ B) Fri sar Gurr 62 8. (C) waa Frur Gust 52 8. @) Aa BUA Gert 52 8. Gandhi and Einstein were contemporaries in Twentieth century. Gandhi was a social reformer. During Twentieth century there were many social reformers. Therefore Einstein was also a social reformer. Select from the following the statement which is correct : (A) Gandhi was a social reformer. (B) All who lived in Twentieth century were social reformers. (©) Einstein was a social reformer. @) Gandhi lived in Eighteenth century. aie WA aided Mel adai wisielr edt. uel wus Yarrral edt. AW UL errr F2ars wWwubys Barra sat. del wudRawa we wUuls Wariad sat. Mwiel F waz Aad 8 a wie sr: (A) atiel ruPrs Barrrarel wet. B) FAS Awl adi wou A wuss Yarael et. (© wmidserada wlss Yarra set. @) ariel marl adi wou. Paper IB 19 PTO.34. Mis the son of P. P and S are brothers. T-is the mother of S. V is the daughter of S. Select the correct statement from the following : (A) $ is the uncle of M. (B) T is the grand-mother of S. (©) P is the sister of S. () M and S are brothers. MAP dyad. PMs oud d TAS uid. Vv ASA yl 8. AAuaiell wa Rar wie $2. (A) SAM aL sis B. ® TAS wed B. © PASwWaAdD. ©) MS asa d. 35. What is the wavelength-range of visible light radiations in electro-magnetic waves ? (A) 10-14 meter to 10-10 meter (B) 10-5 meter to 10-4 meter (C) 10-6 meter to 10-8 meter () None of the above Rad qasa azolai cea usel axa-douseiRaae yf & ? (A) 10714 lzzell 10-10 za (B) 10-5 Alarell 10-4 flea (C) 10-6 Marell 10-8 Aer @) Gur yoUdariel As ua al. Paper I—B 2036. What is the state of mercury ? . (A) Compound (B) Metal (C) Non-Metal (@) Semi-conductor WRU WH HB? (A) UGS (B) ad C) ald @) ~#d-a1s 37. Which physical quantity has a unit kilo-watt-hour ? (A) Power @®) Energy (C) Force @) Momentum (58 HAS ald Asy Bel diz mae B? (A) war (B) Ga (© ow @) avud 38. Which is the Unconventional source of energy ? (A) Wood (B) Coal (©) Mineral Oil (D) Tidal Energy AAA BZA UBaet wa si B ? (A) 45g B) saat ©) willy rida @) eratsi arod Paper I—-B 21 P.T.O.39. 40. “41. What is the use of Naphtha ? (A) Energy (B) Chemical in a plant (©) Solvent for petrochemicals (D) Solvent for Biochemical ard Gulia Muriel sai aa @ ? (A) uBa meat Gat (B) WAYS GLa drat (©) ABsAseari Wade ats @D). wwilsewri alade avs What is the type of energy acquired by a body when lifted to certain height ? (A) Kinetic (B) Potential (©) Heat (@) Electrical As At AAA Bedls Gad ua wasdi dat aad sur wsieell Gal Anaad ? (A) ola Get (B) Raa Gat (cc) Gu @) Raa Gat National Missile Defence Plan is undertaken by : (A) Bill Clinton (B) George Bush (Sr.) (C) Ronald Reagan ©) George Bush (Jr.) wegla Maid awe Asa HA sz? (A) ofa seller (B) wilF aa (sr.) (© nes Bare @) wiF ga Cdr.) Paper I—B 2242. 43. 44, Economic liberalization in India was initiated by : (A) Rajiv Gandhi () Narsimh Rao (©) V. P. Singh (D) Atal Bihari Vajpayee ouadi wells Gerdlsrer WAd sis vetl ? (A) 21a ouiell ‘ (B) araue ra (© A. Wl. ar @) wa eMetel aru India exploded its first nuclear device in : (A) 1956 (B) 1974 (C) 1981 @) 1998 ' HZ Ber red wilor mea sar ali aul ? (A) 1956 (B). 1974 (© 1981 @) 1998 Bank Nationalization and abolition of Privy Purses was initiated by : (A) Jawaharlal Nehru (B) Indira Gandhi (© Lal Bahadur Shastri () Chandrashekhar As wrglasaa WA yale alow ay we wxrAa si SAL? (A) CAUBAIA AWY ‘ B) Seer aie (C) AA Sivlg2 Well @) Ase Paper I—B 23 P.T.O.45. 46. 47. The person who brought about integration of Princely states with the rest of India was : (A) Morarji Desai (B) Ram Manohar Lohia (© Vijaya Laxmi Pandit (D) Sardar Patel HURetrtL WWUSld Bels2ae szl wis ouedd Ala sraryi sii sual edi? (A) Aarw eas (B) UA Adler dia (C) Renal Ube @) Are Wea The first Governor. General of India was : (A) Lord Mountbatten (B) Dr. Rajendra Prasad (©). C. Rajgopalachari @) Gen. Cariappa MUAdAL MAN ATA ira sit edt ? (A) aS aGeden B) Sl. UF AHMWE (©) AW. rvrwarUe @) sera star 56 students are divided into three groups A, B and C. Group B consists of twice the number of students in group C. Group A has half the number of students than group C. How many students are there in group C ? (A) 8 (B) 12 (©) 16 @) 28 56 Reudlaiia at yy A, BAC Hi aden do. wa Bai Ae yu c srai omel @ wud ay A di Aen YU C srai wsdl B. di gu c yi Rall wu Bel ? (A) 8 (B) 12 (©) 16 @) 28 Paper I—B 2448. 49. 50. You ‘are walking straight, then you turned towards left. If the settin sun is now at your left, then in which direction were you walking in th beginning ? (A) East (B) West (©) North () South tt MA Ue Leu wl. UE ar sto oug aa el. 21912 yaled ea ante Stoll oy acl Da dl, aaeuani al 45 Ren ars araat wall ? (A) ud ®B) wan (C) Gar @) eer While going to office, you find that a running car has just run over a child What will you do ? (A) Hire a taxi and try to follow the car (B) Inform the nearest police station about the accident (©) Render first-aid to the injured child () Search the pockets of the injured to find out his home address ABU Yell amid, AA AZ} As 22512 Ds Ung SAA cll AL rAl gf S2ail 7 (A) esl SQA Wersiad Mest s2ad B) ABs WMA Var wud wer $22i (C) Wa oumsr mAs Uae YR usell @) aie Pra dwala adi aed ari ailasi. Index of mental ability is known as : (A) EQ (B) IQ (C) MQ @) SQ HRs aBaedl yausis A yx sion d, (A) EQ @) IQ (C) MQ @) sq Paper I—B 25ROUGH WORKROUGH WORK