GOAL TALENT SEARCH EXAM (GTSE)

[Time : 2.00 Hours] CLASS : VII (Sample Paper) Full Marks : 400

01. Which among the following is the smallest unit 1. fuEu esal sdkS u yackbZdh l cl sNksVh bdkbZgS\
of length ?
(1) Ms l hehVj (2) uSuksehVj
(1) decimetre (2) nanometre
(3) micrometre (4) kilometre (3) ekbØks ehVj (4) fdyks ehVj
02. The displacement of a body is zero, then the 2. fdl hoLrqdk foLFkki u ' kw U; gS] rksr; dhxbZnw j h&
distance covered : (1) ' kw
U; gS A
(1) is zero (2) ' kw
U; ughagS A
(2) is not zero
(3) ' kw
U; gksHkh l drk gS; k ughaHkh gksl drk gSA
(3) may or may not be zero
(4) dgk ughat k l drk A
(4) cannot say
03. Which of these conditions is/are essential for a
3. fuEu esadkS u&l hfLFkfr@fLFkfr; k¡Nk; kmR i UU
kdjusdsfy, vko' ; d
shadow to be produced ? gS\
(1) A light source (2) An opaque object (1) i z
d k' k Ï ksr (2) v i kjn' khZoLrq
(3) A screen/surface (4) All of the above (3) i nkZ@l rg (4) mi ; qDr l HkhA
Z
04. Choose from the options 1, 2, 3 and 4 given in 4. fodYi 1] 2] 3 rFkk4 esafn, x, fp=kksal sml fp=kdkspq usat ks
Fig. the figure which shows the correct direction fo| q
r / kjk dhl ghfn' kk dksn' kkZ r k gS&
of current.

(1) (2)
(1) (2)

(3) (4)
(3) (4)

5. pqEcd dh pq EcdRork [ kksrh gS &

05. Magnetism of a magnet is lost by : (1) , d ckW Dl esaj[ kusl s
(1) keeping in a box (2) xeZdjusl s
(2) heating (3) gFkkS
Ms+l si zgkj djusl s
(3) hammering (4) (2) rFkk(3) nks uksa
(4) both (2) and (3)
6. fdl hoLrqdk osx i fjo£rr gksrk gS ] ; fn
06. Velocity of object changes, if :
(1) bl dhxfr i fjofÙ kZ
r gksrhgSA
(1) its speed changes
(2) its direction changes (2) ml dhfn' kk i fjo£Ù kr gksrhgS
A
(3) either (1) or (2) (3) ; k rks(1) ; k (2)
(4) none of these (4) bues al sdksbZugha A
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07. A tortoise and a hare compete in a race over a 7. , d dNq v kv kSj , d [ kjxks'k 3 fdehdhnkS M+esai zfrLi / kZdjrs
course 3 km long. The tortoise crawls straight gSAdNq v kl h/ sv kS
j fuja
r j l eki u js[kkdhv ksj v i uhegÙke xfr
and steadily at its maximum speed of 0.600 ms–1
0.600 ms–1 l sjs xrk gS
a A[ kjxks'k 2.4 km dsy{; dh v ksj
towards the finish line. The hare runs at its
maximum speed of 1.20 ms–1 towards the goal v i uh egÙke xfr 1.20 ms–1 l snkS M+
r k gSv kjSrc dNq , dks
for 2.4 km and then stops to tease the tortoise. i js'kku djusdsfy, : drkgS AdNq , }kjkl eki u js[kkrd i gq ¡pus
The time taken by tortoise to reach the finish esafy; k x; k l e; gS_____
line is _____
(1) 5 × 103 sec (2) 2 × 103 sec
(1) 5 × 103 sec. (2) 2 × 103 sec.
(3) 104 sec (4) 2.5 × 103 sec
(3) 104 sec. (4) 2.5 × 103 sec.
08. The distance covered by a body during a 8. 10 feuV dsv a
r jky dsnkS
j ku , d oLrq}kjkr; dhxbZnw
j hi zR;sd
10 minutes interval was noted after every feuV dsckn fuEukuq
l kj uksV dh xbZ
A
minute to be as follows :
Time in
l e; feuV esa 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
minute
nw
jh 2m 4m 6m 8m 10m 16m 22m 24m 30m 32m
Distance 2m 4m 6m 8m 10m 16m 2 2m 2 4m 30 m 32 m
The motion of the body will be uniform : oLrqdhxfr , dl eku gksxh&
(1) from 1 to 5 minute (1) 1 l s5 feuV rd
(2) from 6 to 10 minute (2) 6 l s10 feuV rd
(3) in both the above intervals (3) mQ i j fn, x, nksuksav a
r jkyksaesa
(4) None of these
(4) bues al sdksbZughaA
09. Two students were asked to plot a distance-time
graph for the motion described by Table A and 9. l kj. khA rFkkl kj. khB }kjk of. kZ r xfr dsfy, nksNk=kksal s, d
Table B. nwj hl e; xzki Qcukusdsfy, dgk x; k gS A
Table A l kj . khA
Distance moved (m) 0 10 20 30 40 50 r ; nw
j h(m) 0 10 20 30 40 50

Time (minutes) 0 4 8 12 16 20
l e; ( feuV) 0 4 8 12 16 20

Table B l kj . khB
r; nw
j h(m) 0 5 10 15 20 25
Distance moved (m) 0 5 10 15 20 25
l e; ( feuV) 0 1 2 3 4 5
Time (minutes) 0 1 2 3 4 5
50
50
40
Distance moved

jh

40
r; nw

30
(m)

30
(m)

20
20
10
10
0 4 8 12 16 20
0 4
8 12 16 20 l e; ( feuV)
Time (minutes)
fp=k esafn; kx; k xzki Ql ghgS&
The graph given in Figure is true for :
(1) dsoy A dsfy, (2) ds
oy B dsfy,
(1) A only (2) B only
(3) both A and B (4) neither A nor B (3) A rFkk B nksuksadsfy, (4) u rksA uk ghaB dsfy,

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10. You are provided with a concave mirror, a convex 10. v ki dks, d v ory ni . kZ ] , d mÙky ni Z . k] , d vory ysa
l ] v kS
j
mirror, a concave lens and a convex lens. To , d mÙky ysa l fn; k x; k gSA fdl h oLrqdh , d foLrr̀ Nfo
obtain an enlarged image of an object you can
(i z
frfcac) i zkIr djusdsfy, v ki mi; ksx dj l drsgS &
a
use either
(1) concave mirror or convex mirror. (1) ; k rksv ory ni . kZ; k mÙ ky ni Z .k
(2) concave mirror or convex lens. (2) ; k rksv ory ni . kZ; k mÙ ky ysa l
(3) concave mirror or concave lens. (3) ; k rksv ory ni . kZ; k v ory ys l
a
(4) concave lens or convex lens. (4) ; k rksv ory ys l ; k mÙky ysa
a l
11. An erect and enlarged image can be formed by : 11. l h/ k v kS
j v ko£/ r i zfrfca c cuk; k t k l drk gS —
(1) only a convex mirror. (1) ds oy mÙky ni . kZ}kjk
(2) only a concave mirror. (2) ds oy v ory ni Z . k }kjk
(3) only a concave lens. (3) ds oy v ory ysa l }kjk
(4) both convex lens and concave mirror.
(4) mÙ ky ysa l rFkk v ory ni Z . k nksuksa}kjk
12. Distance between Bholu’s and Golu’s house is
12 km. Bholu has to attend Golu’s birthday party 12. Hkks
y wv kS
j xksy wds?kj dschp dhnw j h12 km gSAHkksy wdksxksy w
at 8 o’clock. He started from his home at 7 o’clock dh t Uefnu i kVhZesa8 ct s' kkfey gksuk gSA og v i us?kj l s
on his bicycle and covered a distance of 8 km in 7 ct s] v i uhl kbZ fdy l sfudyrkgS ] v kSj 35 min. esa8 km
35 minutes. At that point he met Chintu and he dh nw j h r; djrk gS A ml t xg og fpUVwl sfeyk v kS j ml l s
spoke to him for 5 minutes and reached Golu’s 5 min rd ckrs adh] v kS j xksy wdht Uefnu i kVhZesa8 ct si gq ¡p
birthday party at 8 o’clock. With what speed did
he cover the second part of the journey? x; k A; k=kk dsnw l jsHkkx dksml usfdl jÝrkj l sr; fd; k \
(1) 14.5 km/hr (2) 15 km/hr (1) 14.5 km/hr
(3) 12 km/hr (4) 13 km/hr (2) 15 km/hr
13. Pah eli and Booj ho measu red thei r bo dy (3) 12 km/hr
temperature. Paheli found her’s to be 99 °F and (4) 13 km/hr
Boojho recorded 37.5 °C. Which of the following 13. i gsy hv kS j cq>ksusv i uh' kjhj dkrki eku eki kAi gsy husv i uk
statement is true ?
rki eku 99°F rFkk cq >ksus37.5°C nt Zfd; k AbuesadkS u&l k
(1) Paheli has a higher body temperature than
Boojho.
dFku l R; gS\
(2) Paheli has a lower body temperature than (1) i gsy h ds' kjhj dk rki eku cw >ksl sv f/ d gSA
Boojho. (2) i gsy h ds' kjhj dk rki eku cw >ksl sde gSA
(3) Both have equal body temperature. (3) nksuksads' kjhj dk rki eku l ekU; gSA
(4) none (4) dks bZugha A
14. A laboratory thermometer A is kept 9 cm away 14. , d i z; ksx' kkyk FkekZ
ehVj A dksykSdsfdukjsl s9 cm nw j j[ kk
on the side of the flame while a similar
thermometer B is kept 9 cm above the flame of
t krkgSt cfd , d , slsghFkekZ ehVj B dksykSl s9 cm mQ i j j[ kk
a candle as shown in figure below. t krk gSt S l k fd fuEu fp=k esan' kkZ; k x; k gSA

(B) (B)
(A) (A)

Which of the thermometers, will show a greater

buesal sdkSu&l kFkekZ ehVj] rki eku esav f/ d of̀¼ dksn' kkZ
, xk\
rise in temperature ?
(1) FkekZehVj A
(1) Thermometer, A
(2) Thermometer, B (2) FkekZehVj B
(3) Both show equal rise in temperature (3) nks
uksaesarki eku l eku : i l sc<+ sxk
(4) None of these (4) bues al sdksbZugha

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15. Fig. shows an oscillating pendulum. 15. fp=k esa, d nksy u djrk gq
v k yksy d n' kkZ
; k x; k gSA

A B A B
C C
O O
Time taken by the bob to move from A to C is t1 ckW
c }kjkA l sC rd t kusesat1 l e; yxrkgSrFkkC l sO rd
and from C to O is t2. The half of the time period
T
T y d dsl e; kof/ dkvk/ k  
t2 l e; yxrkgSAbl l jy yks
  of this simple pendulum is : 2
2
gS
&
(1) 2(t1 + t2) (2) (t1 + t2) (1) 2(t1 + t2) (2) (t1 + t2)
3 3
(3) 4(t1 + t2) (4) (t1  t 2 ) (3) 4(t1 + t2) (4)  t1  t2 
2 2
16. Look at Figure. D
16. fp=k dksns[ksa&
P Q C E D

P Q C E

(A) (B)
The length of wire PQ in case of A is equal to the
diameter of the semicircle formed by the wire (A) (B)
CDE, in case B. One pin is attached to each wire fLFkfr A esaPQ rkj dhya ckbZ] fLFkfr B esaCDE rkj }kjkcuk, s
with the help of wax as shown in Figure. Which x, v ¼Z oÙ̀kdsO;kl dsya ckbZdscjkcj gSAfp=kkuq l kj ekse }kjk
pin will fall first ? i zR;sd rkj dsl kFk , d fi u t q M+k gqv k gSAdku S&l k fi u i gys
(1) Both pins fall at the same time fxjsxkA
(2) Pin in case, B (1) nksuksafi u , d l kFk fxjsxk
(3) Pin in case, A (2) fLFkfr B es afi u
(4) Can’t say (3) fLFkfr A es afi u
17. In the given figure, two mirrors P and Q are (4) dgk ughat k l drk
situated at an angle of 70° with each other and 17. n' kkZ
, x, fp=kesa ] nksni Z. kP rFkkQ , d nw l jsl sl kFk70° dsdks.k
a ray of light is incident on mirror P at an angle i j fLFkr gS arFkk ni Z . k P i j 65° dk dks.k cukrsgq , i zd k' k dh
of 65°. What is the value of angle A if the ray , d fdj. k v ki frr gksrh gS Adks.k A dk , d eku fdruk gksxk
again reflected by the mirror Q ? ; fn fdj. kni Z . k Q l si q u%i jkofÙkZr gksrhgS\

65° 65°
P P
A A
70° 70°
Q Q
(1) 50° (2) 80° (3) 104° (4) 90° (1) 50º (2) 80º (3) 104º (4) 90º
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18. Which of the following explains the properties:– 18. fl Vªl i Q yksaesafuEufyf[ kr esadkS u] uk' kd] dM+ ok] t y esa
corrosive, sour, water soluble, present in citrus ?kqy u' khy xq . kksadh O;k[ ; k djrk gS\
fruits ? (1) v Ey (2) {kkj
(1) Acid (2) Base (3) Salt (4) Alkali (3) yo. k (4) , Ydyh
19. Which of the following types of medicines is used 19. v i p dsbykt esafuEufyf[ kr esafdl i zd kj dsvkS "kf/ dkmi; ksx
for treating indigestion?
fd; k t krk gS\
(1) Antibiotic (2) Antacid
(1) i zfrt S fod (2) i z
R;kEy
(3) Antiseptic (4) Antipyretic
(3) jks xk. kqjks/d (4) Tojuk' kh
20. A test tube contains pink solution formed by
20. , d i j[ kuyhesaxq y kchfoy; u gSt ksfi Q ukW
Yi QFksfyu dsdq N cw
¡n
adding few drops of phenolphthalein to sodium
hydroxide solution. Few drops of sulphuric acid dksl ksfM; e gkbMªkW Dl kbM ds?kksy esaMkydj cuk; k t krk gS A
are added to the test tube. It is observed that the l YÝ; w fjd v Ey dhdq N cw ¡nksadksVsLV V~ ;wc esaMkykt krkgSA, slk
pink colour of the solution ns[kk x; k fd foy; u dk xq y kchja x&
(1) turns dark pink (1) xgjsxq y kch ja x esacny t krk gSA
(2) becomes colourless (2) ja xghu gkst krk gSA
(3) turns purple (3) cS xuh ja x esacny t krk gSA
(4) does not change its colour (4) bl dsja x esadksbZi fjoÙkZ u ughagksrk gSA
21. Sodium hydroxide is not used for neutralising 21. v Eyrk dsnkS j ku i sV esaekS tw n gkbMªksDyksfjd v Ey dksmnkl hu
the hydrochloric acid present in the stomach djusdsfy, l ksfM; e gkbMªkW Dl kbMdkmi; ksx ughafd; kt krkgS ]
during acidity because D; ksa
fd&
(1) it is a weak base and cannot neutralise acid (1) ; g , d nq cZ
y {kkj gSv kS j v Ey dksmnkl hu ughadjrk gSA
(2) it is a strong base and it will burn the mouth (2) ; g , d i z cy {kkj gSv kS j ; g eq¡g v kSj i sV dhnhokj esat yu
and walls of stomach
mRiUu djsxk A
(3) it is not soluble in water hence cannot be
(3) ; g t y es a?kq
y u' khy ughagSbl fy, fuxykughat kl drkA
swallowed
(4) i sV esamifLFkr v Ey] l ksfM; e gkbMW ªkDl kbMdsl kFki zfrfØ; k
(4) the acid present in stomach does not react
with sodium hydroxide ughadjrk gSA
22. The reaction in which potassium hydroxide 22. og v fHkfØ; kft l esai ksVS f' k; e gkbMªkWDl kbM] l YÝ; w fjd v Ey ds
reacts with sulphuric acid is called l kFk v fHkfØ; k djrk gSog dgykrk gS&
(1) dilution of acid (2) neutralisation (1) v Ey dk ruq d j. k (2) mnkl huhdj. k
(3) sulphonation (4) slaking (3) l Yi Q ksuhdj. k (4) pw uk' keu
23. Fill in the blanks by choosing the options with 23. mfpr ' kCn okysfodYi dkspq udj fjDr LFkkuksadksHkjsaA
appropriate words. t c gkbMªksDyksfjd v Ey] l ksfM; e gkbMªkW Dl kbMdsl kFkv fHkfØ; k
When hydrochloric acid reacts with sodium djrk gSrks] __________ v kS j __________ curk gSA ; g
hydroxide, _____ and _____ are formed. The i zfØ; k m"ek ds__________ dsl kFk gksrh gSA i zkIr ?kksy
process is accompanied by _____ of heat. The
__________ i z Ñfr dk gS A
resulting solution is ____ in nature.
(1) yo. k] t y] mR l ft Z
r ] mnkl hu
(1) Salt, Water, Evolution, Neutral
(2) yo. k] t y] v o' kks "k. k] mnkl hu
(2) Salt, Water, Absorption, Neutral
(3) yo. k] t y] mR l ft Zr ] v Eyh;
(3) Salt, Water, Evolution, Acidic
(4) yo. k] t y] v o' kks "k. k] {kkjh;
(4) Salt, Water, Absorption, Basic

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24. Which of the following diagram (s) represents 24. fuEufyf[ kr v kjs[kksaesadkS
u , Ydyh , oa{kkjksadksl gh : i esa
alkalis and bases in the correct form? n' kkZ
r k gS\
Bases {kkj

Alkalis Bases Alkalis

, Ydyh {kkj , Ydyh

(i) (ii) (i) (ii)

Alkalis , Ydyh
Bases Alkalis Bases {kkj , Ydyh {kkj

(iii) (iv) (iii) (iv)

(1) (i) (2) (iii) (1) (i) (2) (iii)
(3) (i) and (iv) (4) (iii) and (iv) (3) (i) , oa(iv) (4) (iii) , oa(iv)
25. Kartik performed the following experiment by 25. dkfrZ d dq N ?kksy ksav kS
j fi Q
ukW
Yi QFksfyu l w
pd }kjk fuEufyf[ kr
taking few solutions and phenolphthalein i jh{k. k djrk gSAbl i jh{k. k esa ] p, q rFkk r dkspqusa&
indicator. Identify p, q and r in his experiment.

fi Q
ukW
Yi Q
Fks
fyu
Phenolphthalein
Add q Add r q feyk; k r feyk; k

p p

Pink solution
Pink solution Colourless
solution xq
y kch ?kks
y ja
xghu ?kksy xq
y kch ?kks
y
(1) p  Acid, q  Acid, r  Base (1) p  v Ey , q  v Ey , r  {kkj
(2) p  Base, q  Acid, r  Base (2) p  {kkj, q  v Ey , r  {kkj
(3) p  Base, q  Base, r  Acid (3) p  {kkj, q  {kkj, r  v Ey
(4) p  Base, q  Acid, r  Acid. (4) p  {kkj, q  v Ey , r  v Ey
26. Acid rain can cause damage to buildings, soil
26. v Ey o"kkZ
] Hkou] feV~
Vh v kS
j i kS
/ ksadks{kfrxzLr dj l drk gSA
and plants. What do you think the acids come
from? v Ey dgk¡ l sv krk gSbl dsckjsesav ki D; k l ksprsgS a\
(1) Calcium oxide and carbon dioxide dissolve in (1) dS
fYl ; e v kW
Dl kbM v kS
j dkcZ
u Mkbv kW
Dl kbM o"kkZt y esa
rain water to produce acids. ?kq
y dj v Ey cukrsgS
aA
(2) Carbon dioxide and sulphur dioxide dissolve (2) dkcZ
u Mkbv kW
Dl kbM v kS
j l Yi Q
j Mkbv kW
Dl kbM o"kkZt y esa
in rain water to produce acids. ?kq
y dj v Ey cukrsgS
aA
(3) Sulphuric acid and carbon monoxide dissolve (3) l YÝ; q
fjd vEy v kS
j dkcZ
u eksuksv kW
Dl kbMo"kkZt y esa?kq
y dj
in rain water to produce acids.
v Ey cukrsgS
aA
(4) Chlorine and fluorine gases dissolve in rain (4) Dyks
j hu v kS
j Ýyksjhu xS
l sao"kkZt y esa?kq
y dj v Ey cukrsgS
A
a
water to produce acids.

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27. The fizzing out of gas on opening a soda water 27. l ksMkt y dscksry dks[ kksy usi j xS
l ] ________ dsdkj. kckgj
bottle is because of ____. fudyrhgSA
(1) increase in the pressure and splitting of gas
(1) nkc es
aof̀¼ v kS
j xS
l dsv . kq
v ksadsVw
Vusl sA
molecules
(2) decre ase in pressure and increase in (2) nkc es
adeh v kS
j xS
l ds?kq
y u' khyrk esaof̀¼
solubility of gas (3) nkc v kS
j xS
l ds?kq
y u' khyrk esadeh
(3) decrease in pressure and solubility of gas (4) xS
l dsnkc esaof̀¼ l su; k mRikn mRiUu gksusl s
(4) increase in pressure of gas leading to 28. v kn' kZ/ krq
, ¡ ?kq
y rh gS
a&
evolution of new product.
(1) l kUnzHNO3 esa
28. Noble metals are dissolved in–
(2) l kUnzHCl esa
(1) Conc. HNO3 (2) Conc. HCl
(3) l kUnzH2SO4 esa
(3) Conc. H2SO4 (4) Aqua - regia
(4) , Dok js ft ; k esa
29. A base can be prepared by the reaction
between..... 29. {kkj _______ dschp v fHkfØ; k }kjk cuk; k t k l drk gSA
(1) an active non-metal and water (1) l fØ; v / krqv kS
j ty
(2) a gas and water (2) xS
l v kS
j ty
(3) a sulphide and water (3) l Yi Q
kbM v kS
j ty
(4) an active metal and water. (4) l Øh; / krqv kS
j ty
30. The change of state of a substance from solid to 30. fdl hi nkFkZdhv oLFkk] Bksl l snzo v kS
j nzo l sxS
l esacnyko gS
&
liquid and liquid to gas is
(1) HkkS
frd i fjoÙkZ
u
(1) a physical change
(2) a chemical change (2) jkl k; fud i fjoÙ
kZ
u
(3) combination of a physical and chemical (3) HkkS
frd v kS
j jkl k; fud i fjoÙkZ
u dk l a
; kst u
changes
(4) dHkh&dHkhHkkS
frd i fjoÙkZ
u v kS
j dHkh&dHkhjkl k; fud i fjoÙkZ
u
(4) sometimes physical change and sometimes
chemical change. 31. xS
Yosuhdj. k , d i zfØ; k gSft l esa&
31. Galvanisation is a process in which (1) t Lrk / krqi j yks
gsdh i jr p<+
kbZt krh gS
A
(1) iron is coated on zinc metal
(2) t Lrk v kS
j yksgsdksnzo v oLFkk esafeyk; k t krk gS
A
(2) zinc and iron are mixed in molten state
(3) t Lrk dksyks
gsi j i jr dh rjg ysfi r fd; k t krk gS
A
(3) zinc is coated as a layer on iron
(4) carbon is mixed with iron and heated. (4) dkcZ
u dksyksgsdsl kFkfeyk; kt krkgSvkS
j xeZfd; kt krkgS
A
32. What kind of change is involved when a sheet of 32. t c dkxt ds' khV dsVq
d M+
s&Vq
d M+
sfd; st krsgS
arksfdl i zd kj dk
paper is shredded? i fjoÙkZ
u gksrk gS\
(1) An irreversible chemical change (1) v i fjoÙ
kZ
uh; jkl k; fud i fjoÙkZ
u
(2) A reversible chemical change (2) i fjoÙ
kZ
uh; jkl k; fud i fjoÙkZ
u
(3) An irreversible physical change (3) v i fjoÙ
kZ
uh; HkkS
frd i fjoÙkZ
u
(4) A reversible physical change
(4) i fjoÙ
kZ
uh; HkkS
frd i fjoÙkZ
u
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33. The simplest method of preventing rusting of 33. yksgsesat a
x yxusl scpkusdkl k/ kj. krjhdkbl i j rsy ] xzhl ; k
iron is to coat it with oil, grease or paint. The
i sa
V dk i jr p<+
kuk gSAbl dk dkj. k gS&
reason being
(1) this layer does not allow iron to come in (1) ; g i jr yks
gsdksok; qdsl a
i dZesaughav kusnsrh gSA
contact with air (2) ; g i jr yks
gsdksi kuh dsl a
i dZesaughav kusnsrh gSA
(2) this layer does not allow iron to come in
(3) ; g i jr yks
gsdksok; qv kS
j i kuhdsl Ei dZesaughav kusnsrh
contact with water
gS
A
(3) this layer does not allow iron to come in
contact with air and water (4) ; g i jr yks
gsdksckg~
; mQ
"ekdsl a
i dZesaughav kusnsrhgSA
(4) this layer does not allow iron to come in
contact with outside heat.
34. fuEufyf[ kr i fjoÙkZ
uksaesadkS
u xyr p; u gS\
34. Which of the following changes is wrongly
identified? (1) ukLrses
aMkslk [ kkuk & jkl k; fud i fjoÙkZ
u
(1) Eating of dosa in breakfast – Chemical (2) ydM+
h dkVdj i Q
uhZ
pj cukuk & jkl k; fud i fjoÙkZ
u
change
(3) nw
/ l si zQ
V dLVMZcukuk & jkl k; fud i fjoÙkZ
w u
(2) Cutting of wood to make furniture – Chemical change
(3) Making fruit custard from milk – Chemical (4) ds
d dk i Q
y uk & jkl k; fud i fjoÙkZ
w u
change 35. v ek' k; dk v kdkj gksrk gS
&
(4) Baking a cake – Chemical change
(1) J- v kdkj (2) M- v kdkj
35. Shape of stomach is
(3) I- v kdkj (4) U- v kdkj
(1) J-shaped (2) M-shaped
36. ORS dsfy, fy[ kk t krk gS
&
(3) I-shaped (4) U-shaped
36. ORS stands for (1) v ks
j y fjgkbMªs'ku ' kksY; w
' ku
(1) Oral Rehydration solution (2) v ks
j y fjgkbMªs'ku ' kw
xj
(2) Oral Rehydration sugar (3) v ks
j y fjt susjs'ku ' kksY; w
' ku]
(3) Oral Regeneration solution (4) mi ; q
Dr l HkhA
Z
(4) All of the above 37. tq
xkyh djusokysi ' kq
v ksaesa
] v ka
f' kd : i l si psgq
, Hkkst u dks
37. In Ruminants, partially digested food is called dgk t krk gS
&
(1) Bolus (2) Cud (1) cks
yl (2) i kxq
j
(3) Both (1) and (2) (4) Chyme (3) ( 1) rFkk ( 2) nks
uksa (4) dkbe
38. Widest part of Alimentary canal is 38. v kgkj uky dk l cl scM+
k fgLl k gS
&
(1) Liver (2) Pancreas (1) ; Ñr (2) v XU
; k' k;
(3) Stomach (4) Small Intestine (3) v ek' k; (4) Nks
Vh v ka
r
39. The microorganisms which convert the dead 39. og l w
{et ho t kser̀ i kS
/ sv kS
j i ' kq
v ksadks[ kkn essai fjofÙkZ
r djrk
plants and animals to humus are known as gS
] dgykrk gS &
(1) Parasitic (2) Earthworm (1) i ji ks
"kh (2) da
spq
vk
(3) Decomposers (4) All of the above (3) v i ?kVd (4) mi ; q
Dr l Hkh
Z

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40. Identify the correct labeling 40. l gh ukeka
d u dkspq
usa
&

(a) (a)

(b) (b)

(c) (c)

(d) (d)

(1) a - stigma, d-ovary (2) c-ovary, a-stigma (1) a- ofÙ

kZ
d kxz] d - v a
Mk' k; (2) c - v a
Mk' k; ] a - ofÙkZ
d kxz
(3) c-ovule, d-ovary (4) a-anther (3) c - cht ka
M] d - v a
Mk' k; (4) a - i jkxdks
'k
41. Glucose  Alcohol + CO2 + Energy 41. Xywd kst  , Ydksgy $ CO2 $ mQ t kZ
given equation is an fn; kx; k l ehdj. kgS
(1) Aerobic respiration (1) ok; oh; ' ol u

(2) Anaerobic respiration (2) v ok; oh; ' ol u

(3) Both (1) and (2) (3) ( 1) rFkk ( 2) nks uksa

(4) None of the these (4) bues al sdksbZugha
42. Tracheal system is present in 42. ' okl uyhi ¼fr mi fLFkr gS &
(1) Frog (2) Insect (1) es <+d esa (2) dhVksaesa
(3) Sponge (4) All of the above (3) Li a t h esa (4) mi ; Z
Dr l Hkh
q
43. In ruminants like cattle, deer, bacteria is 43. tq xkyh djusokysi ' kq v ksat S
l sxk; &cS
y ] fgj. k] budst hok. kq------
present in ................... ----------------- esamifLFkr gksrsgSA
a
(1) Abomasum
(1) t BjkU
r
(2) Omasum
(2) rr̀h; v ek' k;
(3) Reticulum
(3) f}rh; v ek' k;
(4) Rumen
44. ORS is (4) prq
FkZv ek' k;
(1) Solution of water with a pinch of salt and 44. ORS gS
&
sugar dissolved in it
(1) t y es
a, d pq
Vdh ued v kS
j phuh dk ?kkys
(2) Solution of water with a pinch of salt
(2) t y dsl kFk , d pq
Vdh ued dk ?kksy
(3) Solution of water with a pinch of sugar
(3) t y dsl kFk , d pq
Vdh phuhdk ?kksy
(4) Mixture of sugar and salts
(4) phuh v kS
j ued dk feJ. k

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45. The weather reports are prepared by 45. ekS
l eh l wpuk rS ; kj dh t krh gS &
(1) Meteorological department of government (1) l jdkj dsekS l e foHkkx }kjk
(2) Mythology department of government (2) l jdkj dsi kS j kf. kd foHkkx }kjk
(3) Methodology department of government
(3) l jdkj dsfof/ foHkkx }kjk
(4) All of the above
(4) mi ; Z
Dr l Hkh
q
46. The pitcher like or Jug like structure in
Insectivorous plant is the modified part of 46. dhVHk{khi kS/ ksaesafi pj dhrjg ; kt x dhrjg dhjpuk] bl Hkkx
(1) flower (2) leaf
dk : i kUrj. k gS &
(3) stem (4) Root (1) i q
"i (2) i Ù kh (3) r uk (4) t M+

47. Which is an association of alga and a fungus 47. v yxh v kS j iQ xl dk l a

a xr gS
(1) Leech (2) Mycorrhiza (1) yhp (2) ekbdksj kbT+
kk
(3) Lichens (4) Alnus (3) ' kS
oky (4) , yul
48. Match the following 48. fuEufyf[ kr dk feyku djs &
a
I. II. I. II.
(i) Human (a) trachea system (i) euq
"; (a) ' okl uyhi ¼fr
(ii) Cockroach (b) Lungs (ii) frypV~
Vk (b) i Q
sa
iQM+
k
(iii) Earthworm (c) Gills (iii) ds
pq
a vk (c) xyi Q
M+
k
(iv) Fish (d) Skin (iv) eNyh (d) R
opk
(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
(1) (b) (a) (c) (d) (1) (b) (a) (c) (d)
(2) (b) (a) (d) (c) (2) (b) (a) (d) (c)
(3) (a) (b) (c) (d) (3) (a) (b) (c) (d)
(4) (b) (c) (d) (a) (4) (b) (c) (d) (a)
49. (i) The vascular tissue for the transport of water 49. (i) i kS
/ ksaesa
s t y rFkk i ks"kdksadsfy, l a
oguh mÙkd Ýyks,e
and nutrients in the plant is called phloem dgykrh gS
A
(ii) Transpiration is the process of evaporation (ii) ok"i ks
Rl t Z
u] ja
/ zds}kjkH2O dsok"i . kdh, d i zfØ; kgS
A
of H2O through the stomata.
mi; q
Dr dFkuksadsfy, l gh fodYi pq
Z usa
A
Choose the correct o ption for th e above
statement. (1) (i) rFkk(ii) l gh gS
A
a
(1) (i) and (ii) are correct (2) ds
oy (i) l ghgS
A
(2) Only (i) is correct
(3) (i) xyr gSrFkk(ii) l gh gS
A
(3) (i) is wrong and (ii) is correct
(4) (i) v kS
j (ii) nksuksaxyr gS
A
S
(4) (i) and (ii) both are wrong
50. ekuo ew
=k esagksrk gS
50. Human urine consists of
(1) 95% H2O
(1) 95% H2O
(2) 2.5% ; w
fj; k
(2) 2.5% urea
(3) 2.5% v U
; v i f' k"V i nkFkZ
(3) 2.5% other waste product
(4) mi ; q
Dr l Hkhmif' k"V i nkFkZ
Z
(4) All of the above waste product
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 5 8 5 8
51. 10 x  1 y
, 10  . Find the exact value of 51. 10 x  1 y
, 10  , 10(x+y) dk ; FkkFkZeku Kkr djsa
A
8 13 8 13
10(x + y).
169
169 (1) 0 (2) (3) 10 (4) 1
64
(1) 0 (2) (3) 10 (4) 1
64
a
a 52. ; fn a2b = 10 rFkk ab2 = 20. dkeku Kkr djsa
A
52. If a2b = 10 and ab2 = 20. Find the value of b
b
1 1 1
1 1 1 (1) (2) (3) 0 (4)
(1) (2) (3) 0 (4) 6 2 4
6 2 4
53. ; fn a = 1 + 2n rFkk b = 1 + 2–n rksb = ?
53. If a = 1 + 2n and b = 1 + 2–n, then b = ?
a 2 a a 1 a2
a 2 a a 1 a2 (1) (2) (3) (4)
(1) a  1 (2) a  1 (3) a  1 (4) a  1 a 1 a 1 a 1 a 1

54. Find the remainder when y3 + y2 – 2y + 5 is 54. t c y 3  y 2  2y  5 dksy – 5 l sfoHkkft r fd; kt krkgSrks
divided by y – 5. ' ks"k Kkr djsaA
(1) 145 (2) 210 (3) 220 (4) 440 (1) 145 (2) 210 (3) 220 (4) 440
55. If AC and EF are parallel, find ADB. 55. ; fn AC v kS
j EF l ekukUrj gS
] rksADB Kkr djsa
a
E D F E D F
60° 60°

140° 140°
A B C A B C

(1) 60° (2) 100° (3) 80° (4) 40° (1) 60° (2) 100° (3) 80° (4) 40°

56. Two chimneys 18 cm and 13 cm high stand 56. 18cm v kSj 13 cm mQ ¡pkbZdhnksfpefu; k¡t ehu i j l h/ s[ kM+
h
upright in a ground. If their feet are 12 cm apart, gS
A; fn mudsv k/ kj 12cm dhnw
a j hi j gS
arksmuds' kh"kksZ
adschp
then the distance between their tops is : dhnw
j hgS
µ
(1) 5 (2) 31 (3) 18 (4) 13 (1) 5 (2) 31 (3) 18 (4) 13
57. If A : An isosceles triangle is right angled. 57. ; fn A : , d l ef}ckgqf=kHkq
t l edks.kh; gskrhgS
A
R : A = B = 45° and C = 90°. R : A = B = 45° rFkkC = 90°
Which of the following statement is true ?
fuEufyf[ kr esadkS
u l k dFku l gh gS
\
(1) A is true and R is not the correct explanation
of A. (1) A l R
; gSv kS
j R, A dk l gh o. kZ
u ughagS
A
(2) A is false. (2) A v l R
; gS
A
(3) A is true and R is correct explanation of A. (3) A l R
; gSv kS
j R, A dk l gh o. kZ
u gS
A
(4) None of these (4) bues
al sdksbZugha

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58. The centroid of a triangle is the point where : 58. fdl hf=kHkq
t dk dsUnzd og fcUnqgSt gk¡&
(1) The right bisectors of the sides of the triangle (1) f=kHkq
t dhHkq
t kv ksadsl efZ
} Hkkx feyrsgS
A
a
meet.
(2) ' kh"kZfeyrsga
A
S
(2) The altitudes meet.
(3) ekfè; dk, ¡feyrhgS
A
a
(3) The medians meet.
(4) The bisectors of the angles of the triangle (4) f=kHkq
t dsdks.kksadsl ef}Hkkx feyrsgS
A
meet. 59. 56% n' keyo l a
[ ; kdscjkcj gS
&
59. 56% is equal to the decimal number-
(1) 560 (2) 0.56 (3) 56.0 (4) 0.056
(1) 560 (2) 0.56 (3) 56.0 (4) 0.056
60. fo"kedks.kdhi fjferh28cm gSrksbl dsHkq
t kv ksadhyEckbZD; k
60. Rhombus has a perimeter of 28 cm., then what gksa
xh µ
will be the length of its side.
(1) 7 cm (2) 4 cm (3) 16 cm (4) 14 cm
(1) 7 cm (2) 4 cm (3) 16 cm (4) 14 cm
61. For what value of k, we have 7x2 – 5x + k = –4 61. k dsfdl eku dsfy, ges
a7x 2  5x  k  4 ]
given that x = –2. fn; k x; kgSfd x = – 2
(1) 22 (2) –42 (3) –22 (4) 42 (1) 22 (2) –42 (3) –22 (4) 42
62. A farmer brought 1605 tomatoes to sell at a 62. , d fdl ku 1605 VekVjksadks] fdl ku dsckt kj esacsprkgS
Aog
1 1
farmer’s market. He sold 33 % of them at the
fnu dsv Ur rd bl dk 33 % csp nsrk gS
AfdrusVekVj cps
3 3
end of the day. How many tomatos were unsold?
t ksughafcds\
(1) 1080 (2) 935 (1) 1080 (2) 935
(3) 1070 (4) 545 (3) 1070 (4) 545
63. If m = (–1)2000 and n = (–1)2002, then find the
m n
m n 63. ; fn m = (–1)2000 v kS
j n = (–1)2002 rks  dkeku
value of  . n m
n m Kkr djsa
(1) –1 (2) 1 (3) 2 (4) 4002 (1) –1 (2) 1 (3) 2 (4) 4002
64. By what number should (–12)–1 be divided so that 64. (–12)–1 dksfdl l a
[ ; k l sfoHkkft r fd; k t kuk pkfg, fd
1 1
2 2
quotient be   ? Hkkxi Q
y   gks\
3 3

1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1
(1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)
18 18 3 15 18 18 3 15

 2x  y  1  3x  y   2x  y  1  3x  y 
65.    , then find the value of   : 65.  x  2y   2 rks 3x  y  dk eku Kkr djsa
A
x 2y 2    
    3x  y 
1 3
1 3 (1) (2)
(1) (2) 5 5
5 5
5 6
5 6 (3) (4)
(3) (4) 7 7
7 7

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66. If a2 + b2 = 117 and ab = 54, then find the value
ab
ab 66. ; fn a2 + b2 = 117 rFkkab = 54 rksa  b dkeku Kkr djsa
A
of a  b
5 3
(1) (2)
5 3 3 5
(1) (2) (3) 5 (4) 9
3 5 (3) 5 (4) 9

1 1
67.  41  21  19  9 67.  41  21  19  9
6 6
(1) 4 (2) 6 (3) 9 (4) 1 (1) 4 (2) 6 (3) 9 (4) 1
68. Ho w many prime number’s are th ere in 68. 67 × 355 × 1112 es
afdruhv HkkT; l a
[ ; k, ¡gksxh\
67 × 355 × 1112
(1) 42 (2) 36
(1) 42 (2) 36 (3) 45 (4) 28
(3) 45 (4) 28
1 3 4
69. Evaluate : 814  92  27 3 69. gy djsa%811/4  93/2  274/3

1 1
(1) 1 (2) 3 (3) 9 (4) (1) 1 (2) 3 (3) 9 (4)
3 3
70. In a division sum, the divisor is ten-times the 70. fdl hfoHkkt u i z'u esa
] Hkkt d] Hkkxi Q
y l s10 xq. kkv f/ d gSv kS
j
quotient and five times the remainder. If the
' ks"kl s5 xq
. kkv f/ d gSA; fn ' ks"k46 gSrksHkkT; dksKkr djsaA
remainder is 46 then find the dividend.
(1) 5388 (2) 5343 (3) 5336 (4) 5391 (1) 5388 (2) 5343 (3) 5336 (4) 5391
71. The value of [(–4) × (–9) × (–25)]  [(–2) × (–3) × (–5)] 71. [(–4) × (–9) × (–25)]  [(–2) × (–3) × (–5)] dk eku gS
&
is :
(1) 10 (2) 20 (3) 30 (4) 40
(1) 10 (2) 20 (3) 30 (4) 40
72. 3 × 3 × 3 × 3 × 3 .......... 200 ckj dksbl i z
d kj fy[ kkt k
72. 3 × 3 × 3 × 3 × 3 .......... 200 times can be written
as : l drk gS
A
(1) 200 × 3 (2) 200 + 3 (1) 200 × 3 (2) 200 + 3
(3) (200)3 (4) 3200 (3) (200)3 (4) 3200
73. In the given figure, PA  AB, QB  AB and 73. fn, x,
fp=k esa] PA  AB ] QB  AB r Fkk
OAP  OBQ , then OAP  OBQ rks

P P

B B
O O
A A

Q Q

(1) PA = OB (2) AP = QB (1) PA = OB (2) AP = QB

(3) OP = BQ (4) OA = OQ (3) OP = BQ (4) OA = OQ

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74. An organization sent out 420 invitations for a 74. ,d l a xBu] i aQ
M-jkbt j l ekjksg dsfy, 420 v kea =k. k Hkst rk gS
fund-raiser function. If the people invited, 315 ; fn v kea
f=kr yksxksaesa315 mifLFkr ga
S
] rksi a
Q
M-jkbt j esacq y k, x,
attended. What percent of the people invited
attended the fund-raiser ?
yksxksadhmifLFkfr dh i zfr' krrk D; k gS\
(1) 33% (2) 25% (3) 43% (4) 75% (1) 33% (2) 25% (3) 43% (4) 75%

75. If 3x  12  19 find the value of x is : 75. ; fn 3 x  12  19 , x dk eku Kkr djsa

(1) 6871 (2) 6072 (3) 6889 (4) 5080 (1) 6871 (2) 6072 (3) 6889 (4) 5080
76. The average age of 3 girls is 20 years and their 76. 3 yM+fd; ksadhv kS
l r v k; q20 o"kZgSv kS
j mudsmezksadkv uq
i kr
ages are in proportion 3 : 5 : 7, the age of youngest
girl is _________ . 3 : 5 : 7 gSrksl cl sNksVh yM+d h dk mez_______ gS A
(1) 8 years 3 months (2) 6 years 8 months (1) 8 o"kZ3 eghuk (2) 6 o"kZ8 eghuk
(3) 12 years (4) 20 years (3) 12 o"kZ (4) 20 o"kZ
77. Write as an algebraic expression of number of 77. d l Irkgks
aesa?ka
Vksadhl a
[ ; k dk cht xf. krh; v fHkO;fDr fy[ ksa
A
hours in d weeks.
168 d
168 d (1) 168 + d (2) (3) (4) 168 d
(1) 168 + d (2) (3) (4) 168 d d 60
d 60
78. 270 m yEchVs ªu] 25 km/h dhxfr l spy jghgS ] foi jhr
78. A train 270 m long is moving with a speed of
fn' kkl s2 km/h dhxfr l sv krsgq
, O
; fDr dksfdl l e; ØW kl
25 km/h, in what time will it cross a man
coming from the opposite direction with a speed
djsxhft l esaVsªu xfr dj jghgS
\
of 2 km/h in which the train is moving ? (1) 36 l s
daM (2) 32 l s
daM
(1) 36 sec. (2) 32 sec. (3) 28 sec. (4) 24 sec. (3) 28 l s
daM (4) 24 l s
daM
79. Which property will you use to simplify the 79. fuEufyf[ kr O;a t d 3(y +2) dksl jy djusdsfy, v ki fdl
following expression 3(y + 2) ?
xq. k dk mi; ksx djsa
xs\
(1) Commutative property
(1) Øe&fofues
; d xq
. k/ eZ
(2) Associative property
(2) l kgp; Zxq
. k/ eZ
(3) Zero product property
(3) ' kw
U;&xq
. kd xq
. k/ eZ
(4) Distributive property.
(4) forjd xq
. k/ eZ
80. In the given figure, AM  BC and AN is the
80. fn, x, fp=kesa
] AM  BC, rFkkAN, A dkl ef}Hkkx gS
A; fn
bisector of A. If ABC = 70° and ACB = 20°
ABC  70 rFk
k ACB  20 rk
s MAN  ?
then MAN = ?
A
A

70° 20°
70° 20° C
B M N
B M N C
(1) 20° (2) 25° (3) 15° (4) 30°
(1) 20° (2) 25° (3) 15° (4) 30°

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81. Six books P, Q, R, S, T and U are placed side by 81. Ng i q
LrdksaP, Q, R, S, T rFkkU dksv xy&cxy j[ kkx; kgS A
side. R, Q and T have blue covers and other books R, Q v kS j T dsuhysdoj gS av kSj v U; i q
Lrdksaesayky doj gS A
have red covers. Only S and U are new books
dsoy S v kS j U ubZfdrkcsagSav kSj ckdhi qj kuhgS
] P, R v kS
j S
and the rest are old, P, R and S are law reports,
the rest are Gazetteers. Which two books are dkuw
u dhfji ksVZgSv kSj ckdhxst sVl ZgSAdkSu nksfdrkcsauhysdoj
old Gazetteers with blue covers ? okysi q
j kusxt sVl ZgS
a\
(1) Q and R (2) Q and T (1) Q v kS
jR (2) Q v kS
jT
(3) Q and U (4) T and U (3) Q v kS
jU (4) T v kS
jU
82. How many pairs of letters are there in the word 82. ' kCn PRIMOGENITURE esav {kjksadsfdrus; q Xe gS
at ksva
xzst h
PRIMOGENITURE which have the same number
o. kZ
ekyk esamudschp v {kjksadh l a
[ ; k dsl eku gS\
of letters between them as in English alphabet ?
(1) Nine (2) Four (1) ukS (2) pkj

(3) Seven (4) Ten (3) l kr (4) nl

83. Which number will replace the question mark, 83. dkSu l hl a
[ ; ki z'uokpd fpÉ dksfoLFkkfi r djsxh] ; fn rhuksafp=kksa
if the same rule is followed in all the three esal eku fu; e yxk; k t krk gS\
figures ?
4 8 5
4 8 5

6 14 6 14 6 ?
6 14 6 14 6 ? 8 8 4
8 8 4 10 18 14 22 11 15
10 18 14 22 11 15
(1) 8 (2) 4
(1) 8 (2) 4
(3) 10 (4) 6 (3) 10 (4) 6

84. If 'P + Q' means 'P is the brother of Q'; 'P × Q' 84. ; fn 'P + Q' dkeryc P, Q dkHkkbZgS
] 'P × Q' dkeryc P,
means 'P is the father of Q'; 'P ÷ Q' means 'P is Q dkfi rkgS _ 'P ÷ Q' dkeryc P, Q dhek¡gS ] fuEufyf[ kr
the mother of Q'; which of the following would esafdl dk eryc R, M dk csVk gS\
mean 'R is the son of M' ?
(1) M × S × R (2) M + R × S
(1) M × S × R (2) M + R × S
(3) M ÷ R × S (4) M × R ÷ S
(3) M ÷ R × S (4) M × R ÷ S
85. Which of the following Venn diagrams best 85. fuEufyf[ kr osu v kjs[kesadkS
u ^l w
;Z
] pk¡n v kS
j rkjksa
* dschp l cl s
illustrates the relationship amongst, "Sun, Moon v PNk l a
ca/ n' kkZ
r k gS\
and Stars" ?

(1) (2)
(1) (2)

(3) (4)
(3) (4)

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86. Count the number of triangles in the given 86. fn, x, fp=k esaf=kHkq
t ksadhl a
[ ; k dh x. kuk djsa&
figure.

(1) 20 (2) 22
(1) 20 (2) 22
(3) 23 (4) None of these (3) 23 (4) bues
al sdksbZugha
87. Find the figure from the options which will 87. fodYi l smu fp=k dksKkr djsat ksfn, x, i z'u fp=k esanhxbZ
continue the same series as established by the Jà
[ kyk dsl eku v kxsc<+
krk gSA
given problem figures.
i z'u fp=k
Problem Figure

(1) (2)
(1) (2)

(3) (4)
(3) (4)

88. ; fn 7  1 = 64;
88. If 7  1 = 64;
3  9 = 144
3  9 = 144
5  6 dk eku D; k gS\
What is the value of 5  6 ?
(1) 22 (2) 55 (1) 22 (2) 55

(3) 66 (4) 121 (3) 66 (4) 121

89. Sunita's school bus is facing North when it 89. lquhrk dk Ldw y cl mÙkj dhv ksj t krk gSt c ; g ml dsLdw y
reaches her school. After starting from Sunita's i gq
¡prkgSAl q uhrkds?kj l si zkja
Hkgksusdsckn ; g nksckj nk, ¡eq
M+
rk
house, it turns right twice and then left before gSv kSj fi Q
j Ldwy i gq
¡pusl si gysck, ¡eq M+r k gSAt c l quhrk ds
reaching the school. What direction was the bus
?kj dsl keus; g cl LVkWi l sfudyrkgSrkscl fdl fn' kkesaeq M+
k
facing when it left the bus stop in front of Sunita's
house ? gqv k gS\
(1) North (2) South (1) mÙ
kj (2) nf{k. k
(3) East (4) West (3) i w
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90. Arrange the given words in alphabetical order 90. fn, x, v {kj dkso. kZ
ekykØe esal t k, ¡v kS
j t ksv a
r esav krsgS
]
a
and tick the one that comes last. ml sfpfÉr djsaA
(1) Abandon (2) Actuate
(1) Abandon (2) Actuate
(3) Accumulate (4) Acquit
(3) Accumulate (4) Acquit
91. Pointing to a man, a woman said : "His mother
is the only daughter of my mother." How is the 91. , d O;fDr dksfn[ kkrsgq , , d efgyk usdgk & bl dh ek¡] esjh
woman related to the man ? ek¡dhbdykS r hcsVhgSAefgykml O;fDr l sdS l sl a
ca
f/ r gS\
(1) Mother (2) Daughter (1) ek¡ (2) csVh
(3) Sister (4) Grand mother
(3) cgu (4) nknh
92. Arrange the given words in a meaningful
sequence and then choose the most appropriate 92. fn, x, v {kjks adksv FkZ
iw. kZJà
[ kyk esal t k, ¡ v kS
j uhpsfn, x,
sequence from amongst the alternatives provided fodYi ksal sl cl smfpr J`¡[ kyk dkspq usaA
below.
(a) dkVuk (b) O;atu
(a) Cutting (b) Dish
(c) Vegetable (d) Market (c) l Cth (d) ckt kj
(e) Cooking (e) i dkuk
(1) (a), (b), (d), (e), (c) (2) (c), (b), (e), (a), (d) (1) (a), (b), (d), (e), (c) (2) (c), (b), (e), (a), (d)
(3) (d), (c), (a), (e), (b) (4) (e), (c), (b), (a), (d) (3) (d), (c), (a), (e), (b) (4) (e), (c), (b), (a), (d)
93. Choose the best alternative as the answer. 93. mÙkj ds: i esal cl smfpr fodYi pq usa&
Cricket always has
fØdsV esages'kk gksrk gS&
(1) Stumps (2) Pitch
(3) Glove (4) Bat (1) LVa
i (2) fi p (3) Xykso (4) cS
V
94. Given below are four figures out of which three 94. pkj fp=kuhpsfn, x, gS aft l esal srhu dqN rjhdsl sl eku gS
aA
are alike in some manner. Find that figure ml fp=k dkspq usat ksv U; fp=k l sfHkUu gSaA
which differs from the rest of the figures.

(1) (2)
(1) (2)

(3) (4)
(3) (4)

95. Given below are four figures out of which three 95. pkj fp=kuhpsfn, x, gS aft l esal srhu dq
N rjhdsl sl eku gS
aA
are alike in some manner. Find that figure ml fp=k dkspqusat ksv U; fp=k l sfHkUu gS
aA
which differs from the rest of the figures.

(1) (2)
(1) (2)

(3) (4)
(3) (4)

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96. Study the given Venn diagram and answer the 96. fn, x, osu v kjs[kdkv è; ; u djsav kS
j fuEufyf[ kr i z'u dkmÙkj
following question. nsaA

1 1
Creative jpukRed
Intelligent 4 5 6 Kkuh 4 5 6
2 7 7
2

3 Lethargic
3 vkyl h
Which number represent intelligent and dkSu l hl a [ ; k Kkuh v kS
j v kyl h] t ksjpukRed ughagSml dks
lethargic people who are not creative ? n' kkZ
r sgS
a\
(1) 4 (2) 5 (3) 6 (4) 7 (1) 4 (2) 5 (3) 6 (4) 7
97. The question consists of a set of three figures X, 97. bl i z'u esarhu fp=kksadk l eq Pp; X, Y rFkk Z gSt ksdkxt ds
Y and Z showing a sequence of folding of piece of Vqd M+ sdksrg djusdsØe dksi znf' kZ r djrk gSAfp=k Z ml
paper. Fig. (Z) shows the manner in which the i z.kkyh dksn' kkZ
r k gSft l esaeq M+
sgq, dkxt dksdkVk x; k gS A
folded paper has been cut. Select from the options
a figure which would most closely resemble the
fodYi l sml fp=kdkspq usat ksfp=kZ ds[ kq
y sgq
, : i dksl cl s
unfolded form of Fig. (Z). l gh : i l sn' kkZ
r k gS
A

(1) (2) (1) (2)

(3) (4) (3) (4)

98. Select a figure from amongst the options which 98. fodYi ksaesal sfp=k dkspqusat ksi z'u fp=k }kjk cuk, x, Jà
[ kyk
will continue the same series as established by dsl eku v kxsc<+ k, xk A
the problem figure.
Problem Figure i z'u fp=k

? ?

(1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

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99. Select the figure from the given four alternatives 99. fn, x, pkj fodYi ksaesal sml fp=kdkspq uksat ksfp=k(X) esai w
. kZ
which fits exactly into figure (X) to form a : i l sl ekfgr gks] rkfd , d i w
. kZoxZcu t k, A
complete square.

(X)
(X)

(1) (2)
(1) (2)

(3) (4)
(3) (4)
100. fdl hl ad sr esa
] BELIEF dksAFKKDI ds: i esafy[ kkt krkgS
A
100. In a certain code, BELIEF is written as AFKKDI.
How is SELDOM written in that code ? bl l a
d sr esaSELDOM dksdS l sfy[ kkt k, xk\
(1) RDKCNL (2) RFKENM (1) RDKCNL (2) RFKENM
(3) TFKENP (4) RFKFNP (3) TFKENP (4) RFKFNP

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