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Read the following passage and answer the questions 1 to 5.
Non-probability sampling is that sampling procedure which does not afford any
basis for estimating the probability that each item in the population has of being included
in the sample. Non-probability sampling is also known by different name such as
deliberate sampling, purposive sampling and judgement sampling. In this type of
sampling, items for the sample are selected deliberately by the researcher; his choice
concerning the items remains supreme. In other words, under non-probability sampling,
the organisers of the inquiry purposively choose the particular units of the universe for
constituting a sample on the basis that the small mass that they so select out of a
huge one will be typical or representative of the whole. For instance, if economic
conditions of the people living in a state are to be studied, a few towns and villages
may be purposively selected for intensive study on the principle that they can be
representative of the entire state, Thus, the judgment of the organisers of the study
plays an important part in this sampling design.
In such a design, personal element has a great chance of entering into the selection
of the sample. The investigator may select a sample which shall yield results favourable
to his point of view and if that happens, the entire inquiry may get vitiated. Thus,
there is always the danger of bias entering into this type of sampling technique. But if
the investigators are impartial, work without bias and have the necessary experience
50 as to take sound judgement, the results obtained from an analysis of deliberately
selected sample mey be tolerably reliable. However, in such a sampling, there is no
assurance that every clement has some specifiable chance of being included. Sampling
enor in this type of sampling cannot be estimated and the element of bias, great or
small, is always there. As such this sampling design gets rarely adopted in large
inquiries of importence. However, in small inquiries and researches by individuals,
this design may be adopted because of the relative advantage of time and money
inherent in this method of sampling. Quota sampling is also an example of
non-probability sampling. Under quota sampling the interviewers are simply given
quota to be filled from the different strata, with some restrictions on how they are to
be filled, In other words, the actual selection of the items for the sample is left to the
interviewer's discretion. This type of sampling is very convenient and is relatively
inexpensive. But the samples so selected certainly do not possess the characteristic
of random sample. Quota samples are essentially judgement samples and inferences
drawn on their basis are not amenable to statistical treatment in a formal way.
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‘The Central Idea of the passage is concerned with :
(1) Probability Sampling (2) Statistical Analysis
(3) Random Sampling (4) Non-probability sampling
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Non-Probability Sampling is NOT known by this name :
(1) Purposive Sampling (2) Judgement Sampling
(3) Random Sampling (4) Deliberate Sampling
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Results obtained from an analysis of a deliberately selected sample may be reliable
if
{a) Investigators are unbiased.
(b) Investigators are experienced.
(c) Investigators select a favourable sample.
(d) Investigators use statistical methods.
Answer Options :
(1) All of the above are correct.
(2) Only (a), (b) and (c) are correct.
(3) Only (a) and (bj are correct.
(4) None of the above are correct.
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Why is the researcher's judgement vital in the non-probability sampling design ?
(1) Researcher's choice concerning the items in the sample is supreme.
(2) Researchers have to work without statistical analysis.
(3) Researchers are not biased.
(4) The design is convenient and inexpensive.
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(2) tauren ayE=MaS Sahara farsa ehh.
(3) feererm ayErgS EAs Fie sree seers Aah,
4) Pete ite fase ene age ert fea.
Which of the following statements is made in the passage ?
(1) Choice of the researcher is very important in Non-probability sampling,
(2) Non-probability sampling results in failure of research,
(3) Non-probability sampling helps us estimate sampling errors.
(4) Statistical analysis of quota samples gives accurate inferences.
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Read the following passage and answer the questions from 6 to 10.
Bio-fuel
Henry Ford and Rudolf Diesel these two persons made revolution in motor car
industry, They expected that their motor car should be run on fuel obtained from
plants, but in those days crude oil was the cheapest and won the competition. Petrol
became popular and dream of Henry Ford and Rudolf Diesel shattered. After a century
the will of Henry Ford and Rudolf Diesel is about to fulfil. Presently the hike in the
petroleum opens the channel for bio-fuel. Slowly the use of bio-fuel in cars, trucks
and aeroplanes is becoming popular.
Brazil took lead in the bio-fuel. At present there are more than four hundred
ethanol production centres in that country, that ethanol produced only from sugarcane.
‘They do not use the pure gasoline but mixed 25% ethanol in it. In future, only ethanol
consuming vehicles will be manufactured in that country, More and more land is used
for the plantation of sugarcane and ethanol producing plants. “Gasoline cars are
slowly disappearing.” technicians of that country claim.
Ethanol is obtained from maize in America, Germany is the largest producer of
biodiesel in Europe. Along with India other 30 countries are trying to produce ethanol
from various plants. Ethanol can be produced from the plants like coconut, soyabean,
groundnut, palm, grapes and beetroot.
The most important thing is that conventional car engines can be run on bio-fuel.
Apart from this, the proper mixture of ethanol in gasoline or diesel can be used as fuel.
The conventional diesel engine can run better in 20% bio-fuel. It means there is no
need to change the vehicle engines for bio-fuel. Its speciality is that Bio-fuel does not
emit carbon-dioxide.
Nature take crores of years to produce crude-oil, instead the bio-fuel is obtained
from the plants and vegetation. Bio-fuel not only emits the low carbon-dioxide but also
does not emit the toxic gases like nitrogen oxide. ‘The production of bio-fuel will be
depending on the growth capacity of the plants and availability of land for the plantation.
Apart from this the production of bio-fuel will be possible from the various types of
waste.
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‘Use of which of the following source of energy in motor cars shattered dream of
Ford and Diesel ?
(1) Biodiesel (2) Diesel (3) Ethanol (4) Petrol
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(4) Fremt (ay = a (By ara
Choose the correct alternative from Statement and Conclusion given below :
Statement : Bio-fuel is alternative to crude oil.
Conelusion (A) : Crude oil takes crores of years to produce.
(B) : Due to crude oil, toxic gases will be created.
Answer Options :
(1) Conclusion (A) correct, (B) incorrect
{2) Conclusion (A) and (B) correct
(3) Conclusion (A) and (B) incorrect
(4) Conclusion (A) incorrect, (B) correct
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Which of the following statements are correct ?
ia) Brazil took lead in the bio-fuel production.
ib) Ethanol is obtained from sugarcane in America.
ic) Germany is the largest producer of biodiesel in Burope.
Answer Options :
(1) Only (a) is correct (2) Only (a) and (b) are correct
(3) Only {a} end (c} are correct (4) All are correct
cartotat sont fear aitat aa?
(a) Wafer an Sfor Gagearat aie wear.
(ob) Wales are arts atte,
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watet srt :
(1) (a) sft (by sae (2) fa), (b) Sif (c) FIT
(3) {a}, (c} Safa (dy wea (4) Fe ad ater
Which of the following statements are correct ?
(a) Conventional car engines can be run on Bio-fuel.
(b) Gasoline cars are disappearing.
(c) Pollution minimize due to Bio-fuels.
(4) No change of vehicle engines due to Bio-fuel
Answer Options :
(1) (a) and (5) correct (2) {a}, (b) and (c) correct
(3) a}, (c) and (d) correct (4) Above all correct
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wate at:
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(3) (a), (b) Afr (e) (4) Fae ae
Which of the following benefits of use of Bio-fuel are correct ?
(a) Bio-fuel is made from vegetations.
(b) Less pollution by use of bio-fuel.
{c) Use of bio-fuel will save crude oil
() Bio-fuel is cheap.
Answer Options :
(1) (a) and (b) (2) (b) and (e)
(3) (a), (b) and (¢) (4) Above all
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Read the following passage and answer the questions 11 - 15.
Of Force, Criminal Force and Assault
349. Foree - A person is said to use force to another if he causes motion, change
of motion, or cessation of motion to that other, or if he causes to any substance such
motion, or change of motion, or cessation of motion as brings that substance into
contact with any part of that other's body, or with anything which that other is wearing
or carrying, or with anything so situated that such contact affects that other's sense of
feeling.
Provided that the person causing the motion, or change of motion, or cessation of
motion, causes that motion, change of motion, or cessation of motion in one of the
three ways hereinafter described.
First - By his own bodily power.
Secondly - By disposing any substance in such a manner that the motion or
change or cessation of motion takes place without any further act
on his part, or on the part of any other person.
Thirdly - By inducing any animal to move, to change its motion, or to cease
to move.
350. Criminal force - Whoever intentionally uses force to any person, without
that person’s consent, in order to the committing of any offence, or intending by the
use of such force to cause, or knowing it to be likely that by the use of such force he
will cause injury, fear or annoyance to the person to whom the force is used, is said to
use criminal force to that other.
351. Assault - Whoever makes any gesture, or any preparation intending or
knowing it to be likely that such gesture or preparation will cause any person present
to apprehend that he who makes that gesture or preparation is about to use criminal
force to that person, is said to commit an assault.
Explanation - Mere words do not amount to an assault. But the words which a
Person uses may give to his gestures of preparation such a meaning as may make
those gestures or preparations amount to an assault.
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“A" begins to unloose the muzzle of a ferocious dog, intending that he may there
by cause “Y” to believe that he is about to cause the dog to attack “Y", “A” has
committed ___
(1) Force (2) Criminal Force
(3) Assault (4) None of the above
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“A” intentionally pushes against “Y” in the street. “A” has done so without “Y's”
consent, intending to cause injury to “Y". The act of “A” is
(1) Force (2) Criminal Force
(3) Assault (4) None of the above
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(1) (a) Fae se (2) (b) aera sre
(3) (a) sar (b) erat ater sree (4) fa) suf (b) chet a sea
Among the following statement/s in relation to the paragraph given, is/are correct.
{a} “A” says to “Y” that “I will give you a beating” - this act amounts to Assault.
(bo) “A” intentionally pulls up a woman’s veil. “A” does so without her consent
knowing it to be likely that he may thereby frighten or annoy her. “A” has
used criminal force to her.
Answer Options :
(1) (a) is correct (2) (b) is correct
(3) (a) and (b) both are correct (4) (a) and (b) both are wrong
14. a" an aie arg, a", a" an daira sision aA saad awh, a sas oT e
safes oreereh ster, coment caren ange Be, an ae ta" oh ah gat at.
(1) Serres zexer (2) eer
(3) Fei (4) aéetat urd at
“Y” is bathing. “A” without the consent of “Y” pours into the bath water which he
knows to be boiling with ill intention, ‘A” has committed
(1) Criminal Force (2) Assault
(3), Force (4) None of the above
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{a} Use of own bodily power.
(b) By disposing any substance in such a manner that the motion or change or
cessation of motion takes place without any further act on his part or on the
part of any other person.
(c) By not inducing any animal to move, to change its motion, or to cease to
move.
Answer Options :
(1) Only (a) (2) (a) and (b)
(3) (a), (b) and (c} (4) None of the above
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‘Sea SMT WM /SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK Pro. Z13 18 A
Read the following passage and answer the questions 16 to 20.
Hurdles in PM- Kisan Scheme
‘The Modi government's cash-for-farmers programme has been able to benefit only
half of the 140 millicn farmers targeted in 2019-20 due to implementation hurdles,
according to figures presented in Parliament. The next disbursal, now due, is likely to
leave out those who have not been able to link their bank accounts with Aadhaar, the
uaiversal 12-digit biometric identity number.
Under PM-KISAN, the government provides income support of % 6,000 a year to
farmers with a valid enrolment, paid in three equal cash transfers of % 2,000 -one
every four months . It was launched on 24 February 2019, when the first instalment
was pad
‘At the current rate of expansion, the government is unlikely to spend the entire
75,000 crore budgeted for 2019-20. As on October 21, 2019, the government has
spent % 32,577 crore, or 43% of this.
‘Aadhaar-based enrolment and cash transfers, slow internet connections in many
rural centres and messy land records have slowed the programme, the farm ministry
told @ parliamentary panel this month.
Cash transfers under the programme take place every four months : December to
March, April to July and August to November. In the first instalment period (December
2018 to March 2019), nearly 70.2 million farmers received a total of
% 14,085 crore. In the second tranche (April to July 2019), only 59.2 million were paid
a tetal amount of % 11,845 crore. The third instalment saw 33.3 million farmers
benefiting, with a payout of € 6,677 crore.
‘There's a reason those numbers look out of place. After all, if 70.2 million farmers’
received the first instalment, why did only 59.2 receive a second instalment and only
33.3 million a third ? The agriculture ministry counts the first tranche paid to a
farmer. even if it was paid for the second period due to late enrolment, as the ‘first
instalment paid’. This means even if a farmer enrolled in the second period (April to
July 2018 ) and got his instalment for this period as his first ever cash transfer, he will
be counted among those receiving the first instalment (December 2018 to March 2019)
‘This inflates the total number of farmers, as shown above.
In all, of the targeted 140 million farmers, nearly 71 million farmers have so far
received the payouts, as the ministry noted before the parliamentary panel
{{ would like to make it clear that the total number of farmers who have got the benefit
is right now 7,17,42,95%", @ ministry official said in the report to Parliament,
‘That leave another 69 million to be targeted by March. Based on these,
39.3 million farmers benefited from the scheme between December 2018 and March
2019 (they have received three instalments}, with an additional 25.9 million benefited
froma it between Apri. and July (they have received two}, and an additional 11 between
‘August and November (they have received only one)
According to the scheme’s design, farmers registered for the scheme in the first
stage would have received all three instalments released so far since the start of the
sete. Farmers who registered during the second period would not have receives
the first instalment but would have received the next two, because the benefits are
not retro
ean Brea WM / SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK A 19 Z13
16. rete fae? farsraa ea :
(a) Sugar astsinta aaarain sft wed & 6,000 (aart eet ae ea) a fest HA,
(b) Grea coarecr fect ai.
wate aie
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Consider the following statements
(a) Under PM-Kisan, the government provides income support of @ 6,000 in a
year.
(b) This income support is released in instalments.
Answer Options :
(1) (@) only is correct (2) (b) only is correct
{3) (a) and (b) both are incorrect (4) (a) and (b) both are correct
17, adie fae fara ea:
fa) Weea-frar atten sscasrenita gens at oa.
(bo) era (rita) afte Sheu wert art ray are.
watt sat:
(1) (a) wae aaa He (2) (b) WR ara ore
(3) (a) 4 (b) St aH ore (4) (a) 4 (b) Sah ade ates
Consider the following statements :
(2) PM-Kisan’s implementation has basic lacunae
() Effective linking of Aadhaar-land records is needed.
Answer Options :
(1) (a) only is correct (2) (b) only is correct
(3) (@) and (b) both are incorrect (4) (a) and (b) both are correct
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P.T.0. Z13 20
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fa) Seemaidt rere atest
(by Saeain decks Baer Be,
(co) Saar Sa EK sae,
(4) Stren Aidt steraraa aac.
watt set:
(4) (a) HR (2) (a) safer (b) FAT
(3) (o) Ft (4) (c) aif (a) FT
‘The purpose of the scheme mentioned in the passage is :
(a) Aadhaar registration of farmers.
(b) Provision of internet to farmers.
(co) Raising income level of farmers.
{a} Update of land records.
Answer Options :
(1) [a) only (2) {aj and (b) only
(3) (¢) only (4) (c) and (a) only
HeaT HUTA AN/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK A 21 Z13
19. StUR.-firer asrtarad feta 2018 3 ard 2019 eeAeN See eee Ra Cae IAAT
NaS Sea LOA ST:
() 7 14,055 wet (2) % 11,845 aa
(3) % 6,677 wa (4) % 75,000 até
In the first instalment of the PM-Kisan scheme between December 2018 to March
2019, cash transfer to farmers was worth rupees :
(1) % 14,055 er. (2) 11,845 cr.
(3) % 6,677 er (4) & 75,000 cr.
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(3) (@) 4 (¢) Fat 4) aie ad
PM-KISAN Scheme has these implementation hurdles :
(a) Aadhaar based registration
(b) Incomplete land records
(c]_ Inadequate internet connectivity
Answer Options :
(1) (a) and (b) only (2) (b) and (c) only
(3) (a) and (c) only (4) All of these
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