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i) physics; ii) Chemistryl i) *fv feFcrrrrr ii) sx'fs6. kfrr"a?t
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Instructions for candidates:-
l. This exanr is in {wo parts
compulsory.
black/blue ink.
6. Rough work may be done on the providd blank tfspace.
"1. There is no negative'marking in thisquestionpaper;
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3) bba
8. a-cc-aab-cb-r) bbca3) babc
9. fst-,-rs-uv-stu-rst-,-
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1) 98
3) 96
2) 97q\ e4
r) e8
3) e6
2) e7
4) 94
2\ 130
4) 133
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3) aaa
z) bcba
4) bbac
2) uvbshr
4) uvtrltuv
2) aba
4) bab
Direction5 (7-1O)the letters given below follow a defi-nite Patteril. Find out rhe rnissing lerters to co,plete the
Pattern.
7. ba-b;bbabb-bI)baa"Uaba3) bba ' . 4) bab
8. a--.cg-aab-cb* .'
"I) bbca ,.,,,.2)3) babc 4\
9. rst-,-rs-uv-stu-rst-i
bcba
bhac
,,i'2' bbb
4) abb
2) bbb4) abb
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3) aaa
2) uvtrstuq uvtrvuv
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1. 13, 14, 19,27r 43r**-*r) 48 zJ 58
3) 6s 4) 68
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3. 6, 9, L5,24, 36r----, 691) 39 2)3) sl 4)
4, 35, 32, 34, 3Lr 33,-----1) 30 2)3) 35 4)
5. 67 ,'7L, 73, 79, 83, gg,----
Directions (l-6) there is a number Series following apattern. One place is left blank. Find out the corectanswer from theoptions
1. L3, 14, 18r27, 43, *--l)482]583) 6s. 4) 68
,
2. 3r5r7r ----13, L'I ,Lgr23r)e2)rr3) 21 4\ 10
3. 6, 9, 15, 24,36r----r 69r) 39
3) sl
4, 35,32r 34, 31r 33r-----r) 30 2)3) 3s 4l
5. 67,7L,73,79r 93, ggr----
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11. 161"8+3-6x2
1) s
3) 6
12. l6x4+13-8+4l.) 65
3) 46
1.3. 28-7+i0x5+9
t) L3
3) zl
EAa€€gotfisS *a€so #fit&r-rt '1f 1=-, -=+r X=*r +=x ffign
find conect anrrt..tliven alternatives.
f ) -r*, *r=3) *,-r*r=
r) frBs) B5
r) frn3) f56.
r) Diplomat
3J Citrus
2) *,-r*, =4) *r*r-r=
2)€4) €16
z) e.4) irir
z) Civilire4) Cable
11. l6+8+3-6x2
l) 5
3) 6
IZ. l6x4+13-8+4l) 65
2) 46
13.28-7+10x5-=9t) 13
3) 2t
I ) *,*,=3 *r=,*
16. r8CI2tlstl7clllI ) *r*, *,=3) *, -r*, =
l) One
3 ) Three
l) One
3) Three
1) Diplornat
3) Citrus
2) -s4) -e
2\ 62
4) 56
2)t7,41 27
2) --,*,\4) -,*r=
2J *,-,*, =4) *,*r-,=
D Two
4) Four
2) Two
4) Four
2) Civilize
4) Cable
z) -54) -e
2\ 62
4) 56
2) .t7
4) 27
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14. 200 4cl lor] 5
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1s. 19t] l8n3c 13
1) *ri,= 2) =r*rX3) l,=,* 4) -,*,=
16. r8n2n507CIll
Directions (14-16) In the following question there are
equations without signs between each two riumbers'
Find out from the given four options which one would
render the equation to the correct'
14. 2004i1 l0clsl) *,-,= 2) =,*,-3) *,=,- 4) -rir=
ls. lgc l8u3n 13
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f€ ttnr s f ufug' ?ira 7 t {€F f,C ry3' sntre frs*m a ryr€ttf t
756 945 764 598 756 764 925 678
17. Horv many 5s are there in the following number
sequence which are immediately preceded by ? and
immediately followed bY 6?
756945764 5987s6764 325 678
18. farra, r* kE,im o fir* qr€r 3 xks a fi{F
f€ frd 5 A uRrsi' t;'q- a lrgs tg hrg sqre fus#ra z apQUi*
234 62s 346 r23 462 734 635 462
18. How many 6s are there in the following number
sequence which are immediately preceded by 4 and
immediately followed bY 2?
234 625 346 L23 462?34 635 462
19. ffi Fret f strr'lrtgr i^En u6ma aF ?,fg €uFTE €fr fiffs' uffi' Fs'ir A trr'$e" f t 19. Anange the givcn rvords in the'alphabatical order
and choose the one word that comes first
20. f€'3'xr€i'O'sr6)rarr g fn ar6nf ae r,fi €TT' FirE dm'fir€. ;rd'Hsrq i'.ir,pfu tr
1) Edge ; zj Earn
3) Eagerl '1$ 4) EconomY
zr. ffi (Urc' 2r-26) rm'fcnafirrrs {rdifeo grnr fuq t il * rqp at'r
?4. Arrange the giyen words in ttrealphabatical orderand c.hoose the word that comes in the sscond place.
l) Edge rl. -; 2) Earn
3) Eager 4) Economy
2l , Directions (2 I -26) what will come in place of ques-
tion rnark (?) In the following qupstion*.
22 I ? ? 22 9 ? ?:ArA':A: :ArA':A:
7) 48
4) 64
l) 40
3) 56
2) 48
4) 64
r) 40
3) s6
z) 82
4) 102
r) 72
s) 92
2) E2
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ri 72
3) 92
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3) 64
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25 I ?8
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1 5 7
5 t2 1q
25 7 28
L2s t92 56
T7 25 o8
38 56 18
50 7 32
L7 25 08
38 56 18
50 ? 32
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3) 28
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1) 26
3) 22zl 244) z8
Dircctions(27-29) read the following information andanswer the questions.
2? . Find oul the number that lies inside all figures.
r) 2
3)9zs. 9u feir$ ata o-s fr' QrrA6rs ffi €t F
rrr.ffirrt ke *gy rs,r28. What are the numbers that lie inside any two
2) 5rl4) 9,1
29. Find out the number that lies only inside thetriangle
1) 1 .2t 23)s 4) S
30. !n a qertain code language meaning of g5l is'Good Sw.eer fruit'o meaningof 783 is..Good red rose'and meaningof 341 is'Roseand Fruit'. How is.red'written in that code language.
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3)54)7
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I3
r) 4,1
3) 5,92) 5,1
4) 9,1
figures?
1) 4,r3) 5,9
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30. faf q1r; grrr feg ssr F rdir€r Cood SweetFruit ?, 783 g Troq Good retl Rose t rrrS sqr gtfliltl Rose and Fruir f OA nfnratt'H nea y fia€F?
i) 1
1) 5
L) T
3) 5
z',' 24le
2)84)3
1) 7
3)52)4)
j 31. hB' grlfr f€g mks gdb mlt gr'rt-ds A dogs are!(-
barking f gdb jo rnop grUiftf dogs and horses $rrtimut rnks ko 9r difif rnonkeys are mad tf ffi' grrfas barking sds 8f t
L) sdb3) mks
ffiF ($tra' 32-3s) fty'fif'3. eit grr HEs s *aud er rif$frs f*i'drg sry fs'mrrJi' L,z,3,rr} 4
ffitir32. MIND
t") FIIND z, MIND3) MII'1D 4, htll{D
3 l. In, a certain code language the meaning of .mks
gdb mlt'is dogs are barking 'gdbjo mop' is'dogs and
horses'and meaning of 'mut mks ko' is 'monkeys are
mad' In the same language find the code of barking"1) gdb 3) mh3) mks 4, mop
Directions (32-35) tn each questions, choose the cor-rect wat€r image of words f'rom amongst the four alter-natives given as 1,2,3 and 4.
32. MINDI ) .l^ilND 2) MIND3) MII4D 4) I^IIhD
33. WATER
1) wATEr
31 I!\ATER
34. FRIJIT
1) LUfiII
3) TINKL
1) MCP3) OCP
3) mlt4) mop
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33. WATER
l) WATEK
31 I\ATER
34 FRUIT
11 bU0lr
3) Tlnrr
2) ,wJElr4y I\VJ.ER
2) bBnrr
4) LrruT
2t 624) 68
35. EXPOSE
11 ESOPXE U ExpOSE
3) EXbOZE 4) EPOSXE
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1) 56 2)3) 66 4')
3?.*ADD=3sCrM=?r)e 2)3)6 4)
3s.*BA'l'=DcVsMAN=?
35. EXP0SE
1; E$pXE zt EXPOSE
3) EXbO?E 4) EPosxE
36. In a cer{ain code language ifTwo=58 In the
same language find the code of THREE:?r) s6
3) 66
IfADD=3 T'hen CIM=?l) e. ,2) 7
3) 6 ,.,,4) 5
If BAT=DCV then MAN=?r) McP 4 MAP3) OCP 4), OCN
39. If ROSE= QNRD Then STAR=?
62
68
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3e. * ROSE= QNRD 3i S'rAR:?1) RSZQ
3) SRQZ
40. * MOTHER=NNVFHO gT SISTER-?1) TJURHO 2) THURHO3) 'I'JURI{T 4' THRUHO
40. lF MOTHER=NNVFHO'l'hen SISTER=?r) TJURHO 2) THURHO3) TJURHT 4) THRUHO
r) RszQ '2,
3) SRQZ 4)
RZQS
TTJBS
4T. * DIJCTILE=CUDTELI 3 DISTURB=?
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1) t9ffi:rit: D ls fa: t*:3) 2o fq: rfr: c) 25 fd: lft
43 , fi*H ? fdr: m €3d €s gre i tQu fro f,* tJ'*
LrE #g t ar3 s f{: }fr srrg } tlrg ffa }trqr& f;frufr frE #€r A rrrS'z fE: lfr; )ild *rst t gd gilh{q€'51o'rrS frg iA firF ffilFa 3ra tt
t) 10fu: lfr: D 20fa: lfr:
3) 3fu'*: 4) 6fa:#:
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41. tf DUCTILE:CUDTELI then DISTURB=?
r) SIDTURB
z) slD"I'BUR
3) SIDTBRU4) SDITBRU
42. One day, Abhijot left home and cycled I 2 km south-
wards, turned right and cycled 7 km and turned right
and cycled 12 km and turned left and cycled 12 km.
How many kilometres will he have to cycle to reach his
home straight?
l) lgkm 2\ 15 km
3) ?0km 4) 25 km
43. Dinesh Travels 7 km to the north. Then again he
turns to the right and walks 3 km. Then again he turns
to his right and moves 7 km forword. How many kilo-
meters away is he from the starting point?
l) l0km3) 3km
44. Which one of the following figures represents the
relationship among f)octors, Patients and females.
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45. Which one ofthe following figures repre sents the
relationship among Doctors, Teachers and Engineers.
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3) coo4)@
2' 20km
4) 6km
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46. Which ofthe fotlowingeombination of figuresbestrepre sents malcs, father, Human beings?
Directions (47-5o) In each of the following questions,
there is a relafionship between two letters/word/ num-
bers on tlre left of tlre sign (::). The same relationshipexists between the two to right of the sign (::) of whichone is missing. Find out the missing from the:alterna-tiyes.
47. BDFH:KMOQ::ACEC:
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m@&trtu
1)
2)
3)
4)
49. 4l:43::? :?
l) 43:40 2) 50:5'l3) A:C 4, R:V
50. ffii rilas: : Fri": ?
r) uS z) Hffire
3) nfSEI}r 4',} 16
m@Btrtu
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4)
t) K0MQ3) MKQR
48. AZ:BY: : CX: ?
r) EF
3) DE
2) MKOQ4) JLNP
2, Gl{4) DW
r) KOMQ3) MKQR
48. AZ:BY:: CX: ?
t) EF
3) DE
49. 4l:43::?:?l) 43:40
3) A:C
?) MKOQ4) JLNP
2) cH4) Dw
2) 50:51
4) R:V
50. Length:Meter :l'l'ime:?l) Watph 2> Second
3) Alarm 4t Year
ENGLISH
A. Read the followlng p*cergc and answerthe questions given after it.
Jyoti lived with her mother in a small village. From a young age she had witnessed her
msther, a widow, bcing ill treated by the villagers. But when she was in high school she
began to undersbnd things. She couldn"t taks the insults to her mother any morc. She
decided to change the way widorvs were viewed in village society. Jyoti started a n'Widow
Empowerment Campign". She spoke to village elde,rs arrd knocked on t\ ro hundrcd
doors to sprad her message. She leamt lo organize str€st plays which she used to makcpeoplc aware about the plight of widows.
Naturally her ideas were not acceptable to tlre society entrenched in tradition. P,eople
pushed her out of their houses and refussd to listen to what she had to say. But she wenton relentlessly without faltering. Today, widows are allowed togo out of their homes likeothers. Masy, including her mother are now employed at orgnnisations and literacycentres.
5f, The story ofJyoti is an illusration of
l. rigidity of traditional families.
2. orgnnisation of'street plays.
3. the spread of employnent opportunities for widou's.
4. crusade ofa young girl for social change.
52. A major factor in Jyoti's sucoess seems to be
I. social and economic dovelopment pmgrsmmes,
2. sympathy and eneouragement from her mother.
3. her own coumge and detertnination.
4. support from her fricnds.
5S. "She knocked on two hundred doors" indicates th* Jyoti
L went knocking at the doors one after the other'
2,, visited p€ople at their houses individually.
3. approached a large number of people.
4. spoke !o evcry fanily in the village.
54.
5s.
a.
56.
5t.
The words lentrenshed in tradition' imply thatvillagers
l. deeply believed in traditions.
2. were opposed to traditisnsi
3. had begun to shed traditions.
4. had begun to follow traditions.
Jyoti's relentless campai gn
l. created an unrest.
2. created a dent in society.
3. left people untouched.
4. created a revolution.
Reed thc following passage and angwer tbe questions given rfter itpesigning toys for children is challenging yet stimulating. Considering the low:attentionspan of today's kids, toys with higher play value are able to engage them longer. youngminds are also quite impressisnable. So toy design has ro Ue cJnscious aboutlthics andvalues and also aid their cognitive, physical, emotional and social skills. But above all, funis the primary objective of play. Fun is what makes them come back for rorc; r"hothem learn and remember, Another crucial fa€tor is eco-friendliness. Some of ihe bestpro-environment desi8n Pnocesses can actually be found in the Indian handicrafts industry,One such example is the lathe-turned toy craft of Channapatna- a town near Bangaluru.The age old craft uses wood and cclours made completely frorn natural matEriils liketurmeric, kumkam, indigo, etc. Creating modern designs based on such conventionaltechniques opens up a new firnge ofproducts that are unique, educational and organic.
Toys are said to have a high ptay value when
I. they present challenges to designers and to chirdren who play with them.
2. they are costly but also have high quality.
3. they are able to keep children's attention for long periods.
4. they are used by a large number of children.
The reference to the 'impressionable nature' of young children is to suggest that
l. they are attracted to roys tlat are well designed,and brightly colour€d.
2. their attitudes. values and ethics can easily be influenced by others.
3. they like toys that help them learn and rcmember while having fun.
4. they like toys which are small in size.
58. Toys that are considered eco-friendly are those that
l. promote interest in preserving the natural environment.
2. use natural materials.
3. help the development of social skills.
4. use high quality fibre.
Which of the following is true for the toy craft of Channapatna?
L It is famous for their beautiful shapes and bright colours.
2. It is made by artificial materials.
3. It is based on modem design principles and efficient machines.
4. It is an old and traditional practice.
'Fun is what makes them corne back for more; makes them leam and remember.' means
L Children learn through fun and play.
?. Children play more and more for f-un.
3. Children remember things while ptaying.
4. Children learn only through play.
Read the fotlowing passage and answer the questions that follow.
Years ago, people woke up to find sparows drirping in their backyard. A noisy lot, they
took grains right from your hand if you had befriended them. They got over their fear
easily and demanded food or water with their loud chirping if you had forgotten to give
them their regular share of food. Tiny pink beaks opened io morsels of food or wonns
somsrimes regurgitated by the parent birds. We had a splendid time watehing the bird
family bond and as children sat gazing at them as they picked up grain or splashed about
us in muddy water.
Many people have written poems and lyrics on spanows, their noisy chirps" their friendly
nature, and their spotty feathers. Sparrows were a menace on the fields. There were guards
with siings and sionei to chase them away as they ate grain from standing crops. Nowpeople are trying to woo them back to nature.
The author calls sparrow a friendly bird because
?. they demand food.
3. they eat from our hand.
4. they are with humans always.
5e.
60.
a.
61.
62. Which of the following statemehts shows that watching spanows was fun for thc agthofll" Tiny beaks opened io morsels of food or worms sometimes regurgia&d by the parcnt
birds,
2. Children sat gazing at them as they picked up grain or splashed about us in muddywater.
3. They demanded food or warer with their loud chirping.
4. '['hey live near our houses.
'l'he farmers consider sparrows a nuisance because
l. they are loud and noisy.
2. they chirp loudly.
3. they splash around in muddy warer.
4. they eat up the grains from the fields,
'Regurgitated by the parent birds,' mears
l. chewed andfed
2. digested and brought back
3. chewed and spat out.
4. swallowed and broughtback
63.
64.
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In India National space centre is situated at
l) Jaipur 2)3) Banglore 4)
Bikaner
Chandigarh
The lens used in simple microscope is
l) Concave lens
2) Convex lens
3) Doubleconvexlens4; Concave and convex tens
Name of First Indian Artifial Satelite isl) Moon
2) ASI-B3) Aryabhatt4) AS-ID
Main Minsal or Elements found in Mental arel) SilicaMagnasium
2) Silica,Aluminium
3) NicJcl,Iron4) SilicaNicket
Study of sAtionary charges are calledl) Electro Statics
2) Electronics
3) Statics
4) Electric curenr
S.l Units of Density isl) Kgm/ml2) Unit gm/cm!
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I) 27.1 days Zl 2?.3 days3) 27.4 days 4) 27 days
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99, Source of Energl in the Sun is
I) Nuclearfission
2) Wind Energy
3) NuclearFusion
4, Hydropower
100. The Material in which electrie current can pass
iscalledI) Insulator
3) Semi conductor
101. How many types of cells are there?
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(3) grrfua F sryt4) r€?r frr FIH Er 3rd|r
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102. Meroury plannet is Known as
l) Red Star
2) WhiteStar
3) Noon Star
4) Morningor Evening Star
103. Wbich of the following eldment in chemisiy is
inactive?
l) Nitrogen
3) Hydrogen
I04. Formula of potassium hydrogen Sulphite is
(1) qslr-q{3) 4irq sr66r
101. f,"sr ffi rgglr 3 i€'urt(1) fE sf"a(3) f*n 3d'e
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(2) slcrq(4) A*F#
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(2) CaCO,(a) ZnCO,
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l) One type; 3) Threc types
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3) K2SO4
r) re70
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3) Mg (oH),
2\ Conductor
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2) Fourtype4) Two fypes
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2). K,SO,4) KHSO4
2) 024) N2
2' 1980
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2, Tartaric acid
4> Lactic acid
2) NaOH4') Ca (OH),
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1 05. Which of the following have molwular mass=l 6.
l) cll43) HrO
106. lVhich ofthe following carbonatos does not de-
compose to give COr.
1) NaHCO. 2) CaCO,
3) K,CO! 4) ZnCO,
107. Chipko movement started in.
1ss. drflu f€g Aa firfi{rt{" H'fdffg'3arq ger A ?
(1) fiqdffi)r?fi{a (2) airifur*firt131 asr*frfoa *hs (4) *{k }t?firs
109. ir6 rrrurrg 66- r{il5r Fdrsrxrsr {rd a ?
108. Which acid is present in grapes?
l) Citricacid. 3) Oxalie acid
109. Which ofthefollowing is a strong base?
t4
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(2) amrrd'lrf,iffrd , CarbonandZinc(3) &r"r?€f?trs' 3) IronandNickel(4) fr{}rr3ffd5 4} ZincandNickel
111. )?tsfrti"firrrgtrrsfu?Sgst"YfH{'i'ge*tr lt l. Atnico is rnade up of, t1) rrisr"fr*arx"fa;anr.#rr t) Al+Zn+Ni
(2) ,hr!frs1rr{t{.fitq*s:iEr 2) Al+Zn+Cu(3) fk{.fffis**grffirn{ 3) Zn+Ni+Al
tqt rir_slffi?fl{.frorff*Eg'iere 4) Al+Ni+Co
112. fofrrosdfdtl tt2. Dry Ice is(1) EtF I, (2) 6r CO, li Solidr, 2' solidco,
. (3) 6tr N, (4) 6E O, 3) SolidN, 4) Sotido,
113. fuir* DfirrEr lrrqraz5, grulrrr * gar gdii l13. WhichnonMeralisliquidatroonrremperarurc?' (1) SAia' (2) lfrirr l) Bronrine 2l Mercury(3) s$*n (4) aiefrn+r 3) Chlorine 4l calium
114.0Er fr'6, Er fiE f, fiF f€t'A fg-ef{ &ffi ll4. Planr cell can usually be distinguished from&€'t fil' f€ d t..furlf i{igr a: animal cell because only plant cell possess:
(1) Hd?ar*ff,fr >ri rrdFirg t) Mitochondriaand Lysosomes
t2) qr€Egd afi l'dFrrT ?) Chromosomes and Lysosomes
te) rtBTrg.rra r,{i fut eq 3) Chloroplastandcellwall(+l arB?rmne tfg'ArttrS ilrfigl?ir€i' 4) ChloroplastandGolgicomplex
I 15 . f?ff6. ftffgr fe€ f43:3:' n;6i| fr?r rS t I I t 5. Which of the following is not paired correctly?
(1) qlig-q}flr€*ffip?fr I) YeastFermentation
tz) a-rEx-3*etg rr*nf 2) Coccus: Rod-shaped' $') sssEdt 3 g€fr-x[-trfr 3) Bread Mould: Spores
, (4) ffi*afr-rrAfufaf 4.67;1 4) Bacteria: Decomposers
116.fE-irsrrrgryrr $*d-€ ffi S.g ffirfqfhf 116. Which substance can be prepared by
6i" Et fi91 ?nT ftnrrrc Et€n ;rt fdrgr a r fcrme ntation process by a fungus named
(1) eiff tZt ryefigrs "sacchromyces"
(3) fiTfi (4) *x l) Curd 2) Alcohol
3) Jelly 4) Jam
11?. fg'fl fefr ff,d=rr €g dffi'frs e f6axr€ lr$ ll7. Which of the tbllowing element is necessary for
rge tr the formation ofHaemoglobin?
(l) etd?t' (2) tEfr l) fluorine 2) Iron
i3i n3f41{ (4) eqrad'F 3) Sodiurn 4) phosphorous
1lB " f,2} igt grnr gt erfuur g rygaf EfCft * f€r* I18. What is tlc proccss of separation of grains from
g dfr fdrdt iliE tI harvested cropcalled?
frl arud (2) Etd l) 'rhrashing 2') Harvesting
(3) AJrdE (4) fur 3) St'orage 4) Winnowing
r5
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which of the following cell stops dividing after
birth?
l) RedBloodCell
3) LiverCell
12o. Sar,d6grrrfSgt*uEtksfi{stg €rd}ili'khtt' 120. Which rype of respiratory organs are present in
kxgfgfarrr*ffifant{8$sr3*uct? Prawn, Crab and fresh rvaler fish?
(1) Irry r€rry(3) finarE*s
(1) Fir ?tstt{t't2) 3rs6*
1) 1970
3) L973
r) lrrfiFr
3) riF
(2) fficr,(4) *d?t' fts
(2) tf3'(4) glrs
2) L972
4) L974
2) are-g€ux4) rfffiffi
aFstr rrf
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l) Trachea
3) Gills
l) 1970
3) t973
Colunm AEstrogen Horntone
Gibberellin Horrnone
2\ Neuron
4) RetinaCell
?) Lungs
4) Skin
2> 19"12
4) 1974
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Which Pollutant from motor-car exhaust causes
mental diseases?
l) Lead
2) Nitrogendioxide
3) Sulphurdioxide
1) Mercury
When was 'Project Tiger' in India started?
123. kF tt ks'a€H'f Efvl{"lgadra'g wr rx.str gdfutr Fner t ?
ln rvhich plant, 'Corm' is used as,a means ofvegetatiue propagation?
l) Cinger ?) Gladiolus
3) Banana 4) Pineapple
Vaccination protects a Person from a disease
because il?l) l-lelps in bctterdigestion
2) increases erJthrocyte count
3) stimulatesproductionofantibodies
4) lmproveshcalingsysrem
M&tch the statement in column 'A with Column
B?
Column B
A Protozoeu
Tocontrol development
of female secondtry
sexual organ and
characters
Leishmenia To Increase heart-beat
Adrsnalhonnone 'lb srirnnlate growth
andinduce flowcring
Which ol'the lbllorving is correct?
l) Jahangir" tSabur, l-lumayun,Akbar.
2) Akbarm Babar, Jahangir, Humayun
3) Bebul, HumayunmAkbar, Jahangir
4) Humayun,Akbar, Babar,'Jahangir
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127. When was the Governor-General of tndia Givennew tittle of Viceroy?
l) Afler the revolt of 1857 A.D.2) After the Non co operation movement.3) Afterquit India Movement.4) After The establishment of Indian national
Congress.
Whs is knorvn as 'Bal Guru' in Sikh history?l) SriCuru HargobindJi2) Sri Ounr HarraiJi3) SriGuru HarKrishan Ji4) Sri GuruTeg BahadurJi
129. Real the following Statements:?(a) 'IIrc rnain objective ofShimlaagreement
was to solve the dispute befween India andPakistan peacefully.
(b) lnd,ia was the firsr country to give recognitionto the government of China after thecommuaistrevolution in 1949 AD.
Which ofthe following in correct?l) Both a and b are false.2) Both B and b are true.3) a is true but b is false.4) a is false but b is true.
130. The Rashka Kutas were patrons of art and learn-ing. Which Rashtre kuta king w.as a good poet?
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2) Amqgh Versha
4) Govinda
13 l. Thercwas a greatagrarian expansion:during$e Cholereign. Which ofthe followingshtenrarbaretue in thiscontext?
a) In tlre times of droughtthe land rerrenie was
e.)€mfled.
Wherclh€rcwerc no riversrvdertankswerc buili.The for€$ land was brougtrtundercuhivuiyr.
l) Krishna
3) Druve
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132. AlahiDarwaja, LodhiTomb and Hauz Khas high-light the artistic taste of?l) Rajpurs
2) Mughals
3) Delhi Sultans
4) Pallaws
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133. Whieh ofthe following is notmatchedconoctly:
I ) Blood and Iron policy-Ghiyas -u-din Balban
2) MarketControl Policy-Ala-ud-din Khilji3) Token currency-Muhammed bin Tughlaq
4) Shift of Capital-Firozshah Tughlaq.
134. Which Governor General of India declaud Sati
System illegal in l829AD?l) LordClive
2) Lord Hasting
3) Lord Corrnwallis4) Lordwilliam Bentich
135. The examples of Nagara style of templc? archi
tecture are found in
l) Madhya Pradesh
3) Rajas-than
2) Uttar Pradesh
4) Karnalaka
136. Kaban wrote Ramayan in .....,,....Langua9e.
l) Marathi 2> Persian
3) Tclugu 4) Tamil
137. Bavra and surdas rvere nrusician in the court
of................l) Jahangir 2) Akbar
3) Shah Jahan 4) Aurangzeb
138. Right of Speech, Press, Employrnent and reside
and settle in any part oflndia are listed under the
fundamental right ofl) RighttoEquality
2) RighttoFreedom ofReligion
3) Rightto Freedom
4) CulturalandEducationalRights
139. Accotding to Serial order-Who among them is
the nominal executive and who is real executive
According to Indian consititution.
| ) CheifJustice of Supneme Court and President
2) President of Indiaand prime Minister oflndia
3) Speaker of Indian Parliament and Prime
minister
4) Itrdian Prime Mitrister and President oflndia
140. Regardingelection process which ofthe follorving
work is not done by election commission.
l) ScrutinyofNomination papers.
2) Allotmentofelection symbols
3) Counting of votes adn declaratisn of rcsults
4) Preparation of Election Manifbsto.
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l4l. Which of the following statemenrs rcgardingsecularism is not correcrl) All religions are recogniz-ed by the state2) All persons have freedom ro propagate tbe ir
religion
3) statc has no religion4l A pcrson is I'rcc to change his relligion with
out anv pressttt.c.
112. According to Serial order rvhen Indianconsititution is adopred and when it is implemented.l) ?9Aug. 1947 and 26Jan. 19302) 26Nov. t949and26Jan. 19503') 26 Jan, l950and26Nov, t9494) l5 Aug 1947 and 26 Jan. t930
143. Which ofrhe follo*.ong is not an agcncy of Meclial) Prinring Media / press
2) Elcctronic Means of Mass Conrmunicatinn3) Cinerna
4) Religious Places
Tlre Presidcnr of lndia is clected hy an Hletoralcollege, consisting ol.l) All elcued membercofl-ok Sabhaand Rqiya
Sabba
2) All elected nrenrbers ol Lok Satrha, RajyaSabha arrd clccrecl menrbers of StateLegislativeAssenrblies.
3) All members of parliament.
4) All elected and Nominated members ofParliament and State Assemblies.
Among the following categories which has noprovision for reservation in Indian constitution.l) Woman
2) Scheduled Castes
3) Backward. Class
4) ScheduledTribes.
Among the following Rights which Right is notineluded in thecatcgory of Human rightsl) RighttoLife2) Right ol'vote3) Right to have honour for I lurnan beings4) RighrtoEquatig,
144.
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147 . Which constitutional Amend ments infurce Lscal
self Governnrents - Rural and Urban in India.
l) 44 th Amendment &nd52 nd Amendment2) 42ndAmend ment and?ZndAmEndrnent
3) 73 rd Amendment and ?4th Amendmenr4) 75th Amendment and 92nd Amendrnent
148. When and by wlrich constitutional Amendment
inlbrced Ifight to Frce and compulsory Edu cation
{6-14 in India)
l) 73 rdAmend ment 1993
2) 93rdAmendment2002
3) T4thAmendment 1994
4) 42ndAmendmcnt 1976
149. Which ofthe follorving Political Partics in Indiais a National Political Partvr) D.M.K2) NationalConferencc
3) Bharatiya Janla Party
4) ShiromaniAkaliDal
150. The 1'ropic ofCancsr does not pass through:
l) lndia
2) Egpt3) Mexico
4) Canada
I 5 I . l'he csserrtial fcature of shifling eultivation is:
l) Rofation ofcrops
2) Change of fields
3) Multiplecropprng
4) useoffertilizers
lS2. ln which region of India both tea and coffee are
produced?
l) Centrat India
?) North East India
3) South West lndia
4) North West tndia
I153. 66 1 degree South latitude is known as:
Tropic of Cancer
Tropic ofCaprieorn
Arctic CircleAntarctic Circle
r)2)
3)
4)
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Which ofthese oceans touches the shores ofAsiaon one side and that ofArnerica on tlre other?l) Indian Ocean
2) Pacific Ocean
3) Atlantic Ocean
4) Antarctic Ocean
Which type of soil is also known as'cotton soit'?
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l) Bihar
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3) 2?2%
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2) Cold
4) Silver
2\ Kerala
4) Uttar Pradesh
2) Delhi
4) Bangalore
2) 14.4:Vt
4) 33.3%
156. Name the mineral which is rnined frorn the Kolarmines of Karnataka?
l) lron
3) Coppcr
ls?. fqir* F.s el fi{nf4fs sd mr 3 riia }i 157. Which state has the lowest literacv rate?
158. i6 i6frp?{r fi€g fu.ffiar, v"aneta g-**!fiF+*s*scser?i
158. In which of the following industry the Bauxite is
used as a rarv material?
l) Cernent 2, Jute
3) Ahminium 4) Sugar
159. Which city of India is called as 'sillicon Valley ofthc Country?
l) Mumbai
3) Ludhiana
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2, 60.000
3) 45.000
4) 80.OO0
l6l . An ink pen, rvith cylindrical barel of diameter
2 cm and height | 0.5 cm, completely filled with
ink, can be used to write 4950 words. Horv
many words can be writ ten using 400 cmr ofink?
t) 40,(n0
2) 60.000
3) {5.000
4) 80,000
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162. The ratio of thc number of studenrs in two class
rooms A and B is 3:2. lf l0 students shi0. frorn Ato B, the ratio becomes 7:8. How many students
must shift from A to B in ordcrfor the ratio tobecome 8:??
l) s
3) rs
163. In the figure the tangenl AB touches a circh,with centre O, at the point P. lf the radius of the
circle is 5 cm, Ol]=10 crn aud OB=AB, then AP
ts
I) saficm.
2) 1gnfr crn.
3) l0-516cm.
4) (10-
Sham has Rs 50, Rs ?0, Rsl0 notes which are
25 in number and whose total value is equal to
Rs 590, If the ratio of No of Rs 50 and Rs 20
notes is 3:5 then find the number of notes ofcach t-vpe?
r) 6.10.9
3) 10,6.9
3) 9.6,10
4) 6,6.13
The perimeter of a rectangle is 240 cm. If we
decrease the length by lOYo and decrease the
breadth by 2A% then the perimeter remains the
sarne find the length and breadth ofthe rectangle?
l) 100 cm, 20 cm
l) S0 cnr. -10 ctn
3) 70 cm, 50 cm
4) 30 cm,90 cm
2) 10
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ai,? IEBA+IDCF 7
A
1) 1600
r) 1950
D
z) 1800
4) 20oo
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2).
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170. The \&lue of the expression (3- I a 4-i + 5-r 1t is
t:qual to?
l) 3-r+4-r:2) 3-r+4-t+ I'J) 1
4)023
IEBA+IDCF 7
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to F. If ZABC =920 and ZFAE - 200 rhang lrqt rdrq.d *?
1) 880
3) t0802) 980
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173. Tte Trafic light at thrce different roads oossingchange after every 48 sec" 72 sec and 108 Sesrcspectively. If they all change simultaneously at8: 20 hr; then at what rime will they again cbangesimulaneously?
l) 8:27hr2) 8:2?: l0hr3) 8:27 : l2hr4) None of these
When the numerator of a fraction incrcases by
4, the, fraction increases by 3 Then theJ
dinom inator of the fraction isl)22)33)44)6
IBCD isequal to
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176, Findthevalueof?7 6. sfsus
6
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