3TT YT TTAT UT7AT TitaT

TAtaT fafa: 15.10.2017

Ch&T-V
8. "tfeA, 3THa 37 uinauT
(a) (b)
(c) fs4
1. gf aa fecira zfaara (a) T 374

(a) z (b) 4TTSTE (c)

c) d) f ()3
() u E (d) ea

(a) H7 ( b ) ¥AI ()
(a)st (6) T
(a) zAHfT5 (a) olrs b) (c) (d)T
(c) 4 (d) TAHTE 17. f à a-T ite H
(b) FT4
(c) 3TAT6H IG 11.aat aTATfra fa
(a) r t 1 Tn
(d)HTH
(a) e 4 dra (b) 37474 1 fA4

(a) 3fFTH f afm 1 faaa (c) - 3 7 7 1 Fr

(d) wT 1 frqu
18, 12 a 16 a * Ta fau
(d)aTA
12. fam à 17-I VIrifta faaT
uiaI ifaufaa farar ?
(a) F (b)
(a) 3Afk6 Tda
(c) ¥AT (d) fave
(b) sFrara f a r 1 fFn
6. AT6, HISTATATT
(c)gIT fnT
(a) f fra s 19. at ftHT faaA
wfaura frt fsa1?
(c) favike% fem 3 1 (a) affsrg (b) zira
(C) (d) A
(b) fm far fa

(b) frre 1 3ET 14. "faTA ukuHTAT T

(d) zitHT
 21
28, HIHIR vY atrhT UTaT 37. T THHT T-T
TayTuuT ?
(a) 22 (a) TTT5 (b) TUT
(b) 23 (C) IATTF (d) FHTCITTF
(c) 24

(a) 1 (b) TIE a) b)

(c) zÍH d) 29. faaa faa (C) (d) YT
22, T 3TTT T aTFbra
(4) E (b) qters5 (a) 7 7 (b)
(a) #TH7 (b) (c)I i (d)f6R )5 (d) 3777T

(c) (d) EA
(a) 3 T
(a) fxruT HGT (b) TI
(b) Tq%H HGTA
() TT
(c) Afebra faga
(d) s f a fHGT
41. ftum z i t srfuaf
(c) T6 ATT-II: TUT-I(E=)
(d) 1 (a) a
(b) Ta
(C)
(a) a HA (a) TTETa
(d) 4T T4T
(b) YTTaTaA
c)
(c) THAITRITEAT
32.
(d) t46YUTTTw w w . O K O S al.co
25, F r t a arafr, Ta itra
C E

33. 888712 UTTh-

(a)Ht (a) T-T6 t
ta)

(c) ( d) (c) 5oT T

(d) T (d) e-td-6Tqftat
RNOT
26. qfa afy frhteA (a) 3 (b)
(e) (d) 3 (a) re
b)
35. 34CT Ta (b) fawr HTK faeri
(c) nTI 3UTAT

d)
(c) HA 3AT 100
45. " T aTH R T, 6
(C)ver 1 ferar
(d)arafa STHfk% AT (a) faervfr
27. FT yara T T H*
'T' 3TUT TAT
36. 8TAT (b) T ar
(a) HiPa (b) e a (c) Yta
(u) EeR (b) a a
(d) f
(c) TEIE (d) TRETFR (c) (d)F
 T3T

a) (b) 4TATRTT

(a) 3fer (b) t f sHTTAT (c) 9Ttu (d) 3 A

(c) t a (d) HfüT 59. e T TE
47. HTT f a T9T T $? (a) T (b) T4
(a)a b) ) IR (d) T
(c) (d) HTHT

fer ferett? (a) TH:+

(b) fA4
(C) T+ T 2

(d) TT+ G42

(d) NTT fHE '

49. frfafaa a a1-tf aTU farg, z4r f . za
4TT-III: TUT-II (370)
7 fa TaT GT Directions: Read the given passage
(a)HifetrI carcfully and answer the
questions
(b) T9 ATT 51. y a ü aia-aT T $? (Question Nos. 6l to 65) that follow by
(c) TTOT6 AT selecting the most appropriate option.
(a) 345 (6)
rON The first thing which a seholar
(d)HI16 (c)
should beur in mind is that a
so. fafafa z1- TT 52. TETdtt a T EST 2 book ough not to be read for
mereanisoment. Half-educated
(a) yearr T S K YE D 0 3
Ps@nscad for amusement, and
be blamed
re not to be blamed for it; they
(b) THA TI
20not to
are incapable of appreciating
b) t
1 the deeper qualities that belongB
(d) aTeta TE to a really great literature. But
fad ( 51-55): feu n ur a young man who has passed
ffeafan through a course of University
re2 (b) 35 a Lraining should discipline has been
formed, will find it impossible
(c) 45 (d) 80a
to read for mere amusement. He
will then impatiently throw down
(a) T7 (b) any book from which he cannot
obtain intellectual food, any book
which does not make an appeal
to the higher emotions and to his
(a) 1 (b) fo intelect. But on the other, thec
() (d) habit of reading for amusement
becomes with thousands of people
exactly the same kind of habit as
35 80 T T 37
wine-drinking or opium-smoking;
(a)qai2 it is like a narcotic, somcthing that
(b) BHala helps to pass the time, something
(C) ¥T491a that keeps up a perpetual condition
of dreaming, something that
 3T 9GI TETGCh Hrdi fUP TET)
Sky
Education
Paper 1-Primary (Class TtoV) Online Educatar

Poperl iyof gaieran ig- 199F

5o 15 e e a fUEd Aa ATS
(PDF Fovmat)
dup- 65 v (PDE
FovmaB)
Papex 2-Junior (Class VI to VIl)
HomeDelivexy
Ayailable

Nott- noTA & fa7A (Science

Background Student) dh TAy
7/76 STUJA (Art Background Student) a fry
Paper 2 iyoB szararn -îrga- 249 (POF Pormat)
lo fazy e a uEd fa aTIz dup- 607 (PDF Fovmat)
Payment Details
Phone Pe- 8887120469 Alc. Number- 3201090371
Groogte Pay-8887120969 Ac.Holder Name- VIKAS PAL
Paytm- 9839600351 TFSC Code- C8TND283930
UPT Td- SkYEDUDCentral bank Bank Nome- Central Bank of Tndia
v dh U7UTA Payment Slip E WhatsApp h, 3TUI drV JTU81
wte iaua Complete Notes SucEE ) faur ordI

tigorf Notes Ta usT7 JmU) STaT Youtube Class,Coaching mBook z

WhatsApp Msg JCall- B887120469

141
eventually results in destroying 67. The sentence, "This is the house I asked Sheela if I might
all capacity for thought, giving in which I was born", is know her {ather.
exercise only to the surface (a) a simple sentence (a) I said to Sheela, "May I know
parts of the mind and leaving the (b) a compound sentence your father?"
deeper springs of feelings and (C) a complex sentence (b)I told Shcela, "May I know
the higher faculties of perception your father?"
(d) a compound complex sentence
Lunemployed 68. Which of the following words is (c)I asked Sheela, "Can I know
61. The writer believes that half your father?"
preposition?
educated persons are not able to (a) Beyond (b) And (d)I questioned Sheela, "will 1
know your father?"
(a) enjoy wine-drinking ) Yet (d)Now
(b) enjoy dreaming 69. Which of the following words iis 75. Fill in the blank
to complete the
(C) think properly
an adverb? followingsentence:
The Ministers are
a Apace (b) Fac
(d) appreciate hidden qualities of responsible the Chief
Meek (d) Fury Minister of their State for
admirable literature
70. Join the following sentences to their work.
62. The word narcotie" in the
make a simple sentence:
passage nmeans a)for b) to
The coffee isn't too strong. It
(a) great literature won't keep us awake.
() of (d) towards
(b) intoxieant Complete the following sentence
(a) The cofNee isn't togS
(C) cheap books keep us awake
with correcet conjunction:
he had not paid his bill,
(d) intellectual exercise b) The col
p sisnestrong
awagand
63. The phrase "the higher faculties
C O
electricity o
in the passage means o i e isn't toga her
As
(a) diferent departments in t o strongs hibsein the correct figure of
University
(b) different ways of oying
S stkdopus awake
the
speech following sentenee
Death lays his icy hand on
F n the blanl litable
PaidNofes
things kings.
(c) mental powers pronoun:
of ahigh Myhon and my daughter are (a) Metaphor
understunding great (b) Persontication
(d) superficial part of the mind
a
wWund
herself
o () Apostrophe
64. The word
eventually (b) each other (d) Simile
passage (c) themsclves 78. The study of population is
(a) afler some (d) himself known as
(b) at last 72. Give one word for one who (a) Ecology
(c) never hates mankind'. (b) Astronomy
(d) initially a)Nazist (c) Demography
65. The word "unemployed' in the (b) Fascist (d) Genealogy
passage means (C) Misanthrope 79. Give the meaning of the
d) Sadist following proverb:
(a) jobless A bird in hand is worth two
(b) in search of employment 73. Transform the following
sentence into a simple sentence in a bush
(c) not working
ending with 'book': (a) To eateh two birds with your
(d) unused hands
Let the book be given.
66. Which of the following is a (b) To be dissatisfied with what
(a) Give me the book.
correct expression? you have
(b) Give the book.
(a) As cheerful as a lark (c) Plcase transfer the book.
(c) It is better to be satisfied with

b) As busy as a bat what you have than to try to get

(d) Can you give the book?
what is nol yours
(C)As cunning as a dog 74. Trasform the following
sentence into a direct sentence:
(d) To trup birds in bushes
(d) As happy as a donkey
80. Which of the following sounds is States. The world's largest desert 89. Has Antarctica always been
not associated with the sound of is in Antarctica. 98% of the land lixed in the South Pole?
a bell? is covered with a continental ice (a) Yes
(a) Chime (b) Jingle sheet, the remaining 2% of land is (b) No
C) Ring (d) Deng barren rock. Antarctica has about (c) May be
81. Fill in the blank with the correct 87% of the world's ice. The South (d) Not given in the passage
preposition Pole is the coldest, indiest and 90. Who the earliest known
are
Are you s0ry. whaty driest place on Earth. The coldest
have done?
inhabitants of Antarctica?
temperature ever recorded on Earth
a))with (b) for (a) American scientists
was at the South Pole; it reached as
(c) by (d) over (b) Indian secientists
low as -128.6°T or -88.0°C. On
82. Pick out the correct synonym or
an average most of the Antarctica (c) Dinosaurs
the following word (d) It has always been a desert
gets less than 2 inches of snow
Attenuate
cach year. Alhough scientifie
(a) Repunt(b) Force expeditions visit Antarctica, there
(C) Divide (d) Make thin
arc no permanent human rcsidents.
HTT-IV:furm
83. Pick out the compound sentence.
This is because of the extreme 91. fa reT
(a) To add to their troubles the
weather, which includes freezing
G04 6, I1 TaHI
Servant ran away. , f HT Ut
temperuture, strong winds and
(b) Ilaving no money with me (a) (b) 3
blizzards. There are aboul 0 0
I could not give the beggar
(d) 5
anything
scasonal visitors to raetic
Antarcticaasttlays been 92. 207 t
(c) 7
afprtea 4TTa
(c)I loved him because he was
my friend. Joeatehe Soutk Polet has
areu Ake the other conthenG fua ufaTa f a7
(d) The servant ran away and
added to their trouble andhas rangedfrorae Bdator
84. Select the most poprate during tCaon period
preposition to complete the bou S00llion yéars 490 F6e
following sentence: South Pole. Duringte tmnef lhe
W
Why are vou plvas dinosaurs, Atainttawas more
Suspicious e amcature and housed dinosaurs 93. HIAT3HT H A TI HAI T
(a) to (b) with o many other life-fornms. Now
(C) of (d for NoT there is very ittle indigenous life.
85. Choose the conce ltejpathe to 86. The word icy" in the passage is
completethe ollowing sentence: a/an
The lleadmaster a)noun
speak to you. (6) adjective
(a) 13,8 (b) 11, 9
a) wants (C) adverb
(c) 14,5 17,I
(b) is wanting 94. 5 em TT T FT
(d) homonym of ice'
(c) was wanting
87. The word 'desert' in the passage
(d) None of the above
IS a
Directions: Read the given passage
carcfully and answer the qucstions
(a) noun (b) pronoun
(Question Nos. 86 to 90) that follow by (C) verb (d) verbal
selecting the most appropriate option. 88. The word 'windiest' in the (a) 142 (b) 27
Antarctica 1s an 1ey continent in passage i Sa
(c) 2 (d) 54
the South Pole. It is covered by (a) second form of verb
permanently frozen ground, 1s (6) superlative form of adjcctive
surrounded by water and is about (C) superlative form of adverb
1-5 times longer than the United (d) positive lorm of noun
6
107.feit faame fa i à
(c) NDEF AMBC
(a) fraita zTT
(d)ADEF51 4
AABC
(c)faTRr
101.afa at HATAT 3T TaT
96. f i HTGfa% HAT 6 E 36 TUT- HT: 5 AT 36 ,
T 3 T 4 I E HAT 3 ait 3T6 h H T 3
108,3TH TT H TAUT
4a fawifaa gtt i q
(a) b)
6 6 (a) 4Tq (b) a1 4T
a) 333 (b) 444 9
(C (d (c) u f r d)
(c) 44 (d) 4444 9 5

(a) 2 (b) 3

(c) 5 d) 7
(a) 450° (b) 180
C) 360 (d) 540
a) 16 b) 35
110.foc z 24
98. T T
EDO9TION E, 3H HT RT
HaT
C) 43 (d) 23
siT I T 103.ftt 3Taafra ë TaA T?
(a)8 (b) 12
(a) 3 a i 32
al.cor
?
(a) 21 H2 (b) 25 t +2)
(c) 30 e 104.T TF fTen 5 ) (d) (2+ )
99. Aatt B fat 12
fa
15 faa i a2T CS HTH
o f e

(b)IgA
a) 10 fr
(d) e a T
100.AABC TT HZ (d) faeferei TUTAra 113. fett r T 60% a HTT

- R? 105. at zhiteyraa auT 7 3 40°

36 . ag TT
(a) 100 (b) 75
(C) 80 (d) 0
(a) 65°, 35 (b) 70, 30
114.T ,
(c) 25°, 65 (d) 70, 110
12 4T T (a) ufua EI (b) 379fu4 A
(a) ADEF 7 AMRC 1 106. 121012

(a) (6) 2
(b) ADEF 1 39601 MBC 115. zf =2=£ tbte
bte
2 47 ,3 C
(c) 3 (d) 4
 17
126. T a
(b) 33%if
() 23N
(a) (b) 7
() 33% f 23
(c) 2 d) (e) 23S (d)23°s
116. (378*236x459x312) 5 TUThT
d) 33% 127.3 t i a zT4ra eTET

(a) 341 H (b)

(a) (b) 8
(c) u f d) tta
(c)2 (d) 4
128,cen FT 7 TTa
5aT II m , a H T
117.at tTT 4EHH FHIYada
a TAH HTYTA AT: 12 TaT (a) 20 q u , 1950
(a) 200 m (b) 150 m
(b) 24 i , 1950
(c) 100 m (d) 75 m
(c) 21 45. 1949

a) 12 (b) 24 (d) 13 qR, 1949

ATT-V: TATaUIT 3TT4 129. HT ET ATaTTA faT
C) 60 (d) 72

(a) * a (b)34
29 x4 T ifaq HET f T att ? (d)
(a) 305 ) 275

27x4 3AT TUT T T (C) 206 (d) 175

a ) UV-A
122. i T t serAa
SKY EUICJTK
3xafer
(b)UVB
c ai
A w . d O O l . G

108
1237 ita 12 (b)
(d) T
(a) faeri i 0
(a) Ta (6) H6RT

POjd'Nofas (
co,
ADPV NADPH, CO
(d) Co, NADPH, 133.3
(a) ars I55 F5
ATTT

(b) a r aft 53

(d) af

fu 5 3T6 aeu, (a) TaT

119. zfa f i a K4-TA 3 t 125. The Origin of Species ( TATTTaT (b) Tra TTRTR

tapra- E, AT ATY
(a) 3Hq (b) 135, UTT f a f n i à -rT
(a) 33% 4
|8|
140.HJTT TE FT uftuq i f a 146.7 a ufnaT
(a) siT f T
() 3 (b) 4 (a) l1-¥TTOT
(c) 5 (d) 6
(b) 3ATHA
(c) T u a
(a)T 4 aA
136. T1ENT v S ATTHT , (b) TTTa 4
(d) etETE
147.fe T H f a à t f r
(C) TTPTA
(a)faei
(d)TH a)

(b) TIEZE f7E

(c) ust
(a)T a

(b) -
TH TT ? 148.TT hE HTAT

(a) TI (a) 3 1 R
)
(d) A
(c) AETT (d) f (b) zlkrujT
143.'qTHTeh F
(a) T e (b) afan à (C) drR
(d) ufvaui ar
3UHT BTa 144,31TTh GT -ETUT TaTér6 149. HTT T ZI3TT TTTT
(a) PIT6ITRI
(a) 3 y
(6) HTHTETd (a) 1972 H (b) 1973
(c)sirar (c) TaER (c) 1981 4(d) 1985
(d) THTERI KITETGTT (d) t TA 150. pei T TT 3raftem i-
(a) -a6YHT 4
139,TqHS , 145,a T fuf u
TE TAT AT
a) H4TET (b) RTHTS (a) 1960 b) 1962 (C)fag
SKYEDUCATION
(c) 7 u s

www.akashpal.com
(d) 31143

Paid Notes-8887120469
(c) 1972 d) 1975 (d) 3TTE H
 3RHIT

TT-I: T f r a Ta foTarT fafa

1.(a) 2.(c) 3. (b) 4.(C)5 (a) 6.(b) 7. (b) 8.(a)9. (c)| 10.(b) |
11.(b) 12. (c) 13.(a) 14.(b)15.(b)16.(a) 17. () 18.(b)19.(b)20.(d)
21.(b)22. ()23.(d)24. (c) 25.(b)26. ()27.(c)|28. (b) 29.(d) 30. (d)
HTT-II: 4TT-I (ft)
31.(b32.(d)33. (c)|34. (d) 35.(d)36.(a)37.(C) 38. (b)39.(c)40.a
41.(d) 42.(C)43.a) 44.(d) 45.(d)46.(d)47.(c)48.(b) 49.(d)50.(c)
S1. (a)52. (b) 53. (C)
54.(b) 55.(d)56.(d) 57.() 58.0 59. (a) 60. (a)
ATT-III: 4TYT-II ( 3tdi)
61. (d)62. (b)63.(¢) 64.(b) 65.(d)66.(a)67.() 68.(a)69. (a) 70.(a)
71.(b72.(c)73. (b)74.(a) 75. (b) 76. (d)77.(b)78. (c) 79.(c) 80.(d)
81.(b) 82. (d) 83. (d) 84.(c)85.(a) 86. (b)| 87.(a) 88.(b)89.(a) 90.(c)

TT-IV: ToT
91. (d)92.(c)93 (C)94.(d) 95. (c) 96.(b)97.(d) 98.(a)
99. (c)|100.(d)
101.(a) 102.()103. (a) 104.(b) 105.() 106.(d) | 107.(a) 108. (C) 109.(a)|110. (b)
111. () 112.()|113. ()114. (b) 115. (c) 116.(d)|117.(b)|118.(d) 119. (b) 120.(a)
HTT-V: Tararuita aA4

121. () 122. (c)|123.(a)124.(d) 125.(b)126.(«) |127.(b) | 128.(b) 129. (d) 130.(e)|

131.() 132.(a) 133.()134. () 135. (b) 136.(e) 137. ()138. (b) 139.(b) 140.()
141. ()
142. (b)| 143. (c)| 144. (d)| 145.(c) 146.(C)|147. (d) | 148. (a) 149. (b) 150.(d)
 Super TETExam SkyEducation
HERTEh 3EUuah Arif qiAT (UP ABsistant Teacher)
6. gutayo yà HTTfCTh, JTEyua ( 5 10 T5)
CTa foa, dfaaa lafyraI, fafse dTea,
tdi 61 H1, ferin, uda, AETiu, TEAIDR

3797 rtara), vutaroT JTETU

seve, DER, sorza krgror T

DTETD1, UETY di 8. ftaT iT/9ata
soruy, HFd T 4a, (GT10 T)

9. 747R JTiOTA
fart, Grammay & (S 20 sT)
5. Comptrhension
THTR TA T HTHtYah qe=ry (5 30Jis,) foTa Arao fafr
10. tthh
A ( 5 is)
HEOyot azairy, eutdara vaIY,
gov5e Verbal Reasoning
Non Verbal Reasoning
y o i Evafeioa tga- 400 (PDF format) (Home
Delivexy

Payment Detaily
Ayailable
Phone Pe- 8887120469 Al Numbr- 320109037
CrDogle Poy- 8887120469 AIc Holder Name-VTHAS PAL
Paytm- 983960035 TfSC Codt- CBTNO283930
UPI Td- SKYEDU@Ctntral bonk Bonk Namt- Central Bank of Tndia
ir vaa Paymtnt sip MhatsApp d ual draI STT6} ustn iafue
Complett Notts Juvst d teu u T I

jyul Notes ua 5 UTn 3uGh) JICU7 Youtube

Class, Coaching Book ua di ATayuS

WhatsApp Msg /Call- 88 R7/20469