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1. A separate OMR Answer Sheet issupplied for writing the answers. Writedown your application from no. & 12 digitroll number on it as per your AdmissionCard and darken the appropriate circleson the answer sheet.

2. Do' not write anything in this Bookletexcept the 12 digit Roll No. however youcan use the blank pages provided for therough work at the end of this booklet.

3. Start answering when you are told to doso. Do not turn the-pages before that.

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7. Return the Answer Sheet only to theI invigilator as soon as the final bell rings.

8. English version of the question paper willbe considered as final if any disputearises out of variation in translated version.

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1. If "ka bi pu y-a" means "you are very-.><.

industrious", "ya 10 ka wo" meansor-- ~_

"they seem very indu~rious", "Ia puIe" means "you can see", "sun pun yunya" means "how industrious she is",~then which word could mean"industrious" ?:c:==-~---

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<industrious", "yalo ka wo" Q ~2J "they

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2. If "m~ yang~' means "fruits are ripe","pe"lao~ ~" means "oranges arenot ripe", "~~ nue .~k" means"mangoes a~~ rip:e",then which wordcould mean"mangoes" ?

A. may

8. pe

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D. mink

2. ~Q "mink yang pe" Q ~eJ "fruits are

ripe", "pe laomay mink" Q ~eJ"oranges<

are not ripe", "may pe nue mink" Q ~2J

"mangoes are not ripe", Ei6'Ei"9Ei~Q<

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8. pe

C. nue

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leptocat

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If "platideer" means "yellow hat",- ----'~deer" means "yellow stick",;~~ means "wood sJ!!:I<" , then .which word could mean"yellow wood" ?

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13. From the four positions of a cubeshown below, which letter will be Onthe taceopposite to face with 'A' ?

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15. Four positions of a cube are shownbelow. Which letter will be opposite to'F'?

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B. N earns more than Q

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B.' P

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B. P

C. N

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kill 10 mice?

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21. Which one of the following repB:~sentsthe educated men but not urban ?

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B. 5

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27. The left hand side figures is folded toform a box. Choose from the boxes (1),(2),(3) and (4), that are similar to thebox formed.

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C. (2) and (4) only.;;P-

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B.. (2)

C. (3)D. (4)

29.

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B. (3)

C. (4)D. (2)

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C. (3) C. (3)

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alternatives.

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34. If P+Q=R+S and P+S>Q+R, thenwhich one of the following isdefinitely wrong?

A. Q>Sx

B. P> Q)l

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completely divisible by (232 + 1) ?

A. (216 + 1)

B. (216 - 1)

C. (7 X 223)

Y(296 + 1)

36. What will be remainder when (6767 + 6~)is divided by 68 ?

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~qcQ ~E)g 9QI~'1 ?

A. . (216 + 1)

.B. (216 -1)

C. (7 X 223)

D. (296+ 1)

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37. If A $B means A is the brother of B; A@ B means A is the wife of B; A:# Bmeans A is the daughter of Band A..* emeans Ais the father of S, which of thefollowing indicates that U is the fat~er-in-law of P ? . .

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2.A4P means Aisthe brother of P.

3. A9P means A is the husband of P.

4. ASP means A is the daughter of P.

Which aHhe following means that K isthe mother-in-law of IV,I ?

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2.A4P Q ~eJ A, P Q QIQ I<

3. A9P Q ~eJ A, P Q <411Y)1I< ~

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39. Who is the tallest?

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Band Care shorterthan F but heavier than A.

Dis heavier than Band taller than C.

E is shorter than 0 but taller than F.

F is heavier than D.

A is shorter than E but taller than F.

40. Who is the lightest?

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.Y Ac. B

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41. Who is third from the top when theyare arranged in descending order ofheights?

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B. C

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