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Test III: Computer Knowledge

101. An example of a telecommunication device is a-

(1) Keyboard

(2) mouse

(3) modern

(4) printer

(5) scanner

102. Every component of your computer is either-

(1) Software or CPU/RAM

(2) hardware or software

(3) application software or system software

(4) input device or output device

(5) usable or unusable

103. A- is a unique name that you give to a file of information.

(1) Folder

(2) filename

(3) filename extension

(4) device letter

104. Junk e-mail is also called as-

(1) Cookie crumbs

(2) spoof

(3) spam

(4) Sniffer script

(5) garbage


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105. A – contains specific rules and words that express the logical steps of an algorithm.

(1) Programming language

(2) Syntax

(3) Programming structure

(4) Logic chart

(5) graph

106. – is the process of finding errors in software code.

(1) Hacking

(2) Compiling

(3) Testing

(4) Debugging

107. A- is a small hand-held computer that helps you surf the Web and perform simple tasks.

(1) desktop computer

(2) mobile Phone

(3) notebook computer

(4) minicomputer

(5) PDA

108. Most application softwares today come with an interface called a (n)-

(1) graphical user interface

(2) character user interface

(3) icon user interface

(4) button user interface

(5) Voice instruction system

109. A Web site address is a unique name that identifies a specific- on the Web.

(1) Web browser


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(2) PDA

(3) Website

(4) link

(5) user

110. Which of the following is considered an input device?

(1) Keyboard

(2) Monitor

(3) Floppy disk

(4) Printer

(5) CD

111. – are bundles of related software packages that are sold together.

(1) Personal productivity tools

(2) Word and Point

(3) Screen savers

(4) Excel and WordPerfect

(5) Software suites

112. Hackers

(1) all have the same motive

(2) is another name for users

(3) may legally break into computers as long as they do not do any damage

(4) are people who are allergic to computers?

(5) Break into other people’s computers

113. The- manual tells you how to use a software program.

(1) documentation

(2) programming


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(3) technical

(4) user

(5) dictionary

114. Microcomputer hardware consists of three basic categories of physical equipment, viz-,-and –

(1) Keyboard, monitor, hard drive

(2) system unit, input/output, memory

(3) system unit, input/output, secondary storage

(4) system unit, primary storage, secondary storage

(5) CD, Floppy, Pen Drive

115. – are distinct items that don’t have much meaning to you in a given context.

(1) Fields

(2) Data

(3) Queries

(4) Properties

(5) Users

116. Processes contain a control unit and a(n)-

(1) adapter card

(2) arithmetic logic unit (ALU)

(3) expansion slot

(4) port

(5) CD drive

117. You organize files by storing them in-

(1) archives

(2) folders

(3) indexes


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(4) lists

(5) None of these

118. You may be required to inserts the program disc into the drive while you use, or-, the software.

(1) install

(2) run

(3) activate

(4) register

(5) buy

119. Which of the following is an example of connectivity?

(1) CD

(2) Floppy disk

(3) Power cord

(4) Data

(5) Internet

120. How many bits are there in a byte?

(1) 20

(2) 4

(3) 16

(4) 24

(5) 8

121. Which of the following is another name for a chip?

(1) Silicon chip

(2) Integrated circuit

(3) Semiconductor

(4) All of these


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(5) None of these

122. Decreasing the amount of space required to store data and programs is accomplished by-

(1) Pressing

(2) disk caching

(3) RAID

(4) Crashing

(5) file compression

123. Data on a floppy disk is recorded in rings called-

(1) sectors

(2) ringers

(3) rounders

(4) tracks

(5) segments

124. Documents on the Web are called-

(1) Web pages

(2) Web sites

(3) Web communities

(4) Web tags

(5) Home pages

125. Which type of memory holds only that program and data CPU is presently processing?

(1) CMOS

(2) ROM

(3) RAM

(4) ASCII

(5) CD


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126. The- is an information system that must be reliable and capable of handling the expected

workload.

(1) hardware

(2) software

(3) data input

(4) people

(5) mobiles

127. Which of the following is part of the system unit?

(1) keyboard

(2) Floppy disks

(3) Monitor

(4) Memory

(5) CD

128. Specialized programs that allow particular input or output devices to communicate with the rest

of the computer system are called-

(1) operating systems

(2) Utilities

(3) Device drivers

(4) language translators

(5) Connectors

129. The primary purpose of software is to turn data into-.

(1) Web sites

(2) graphs

(3) programs

(4) objects

(5) Information


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130. Storage that retains its data after the power is turned off is referred to as-

(1) volatile storage

(2) Sequential storage

(3) direct storage

(4) Non-volatile storage

(5) Mobile storage

131. An essential ingredient for effective multimedia presentations incorporates user participation or-

(1) links

(2) buttons

(3) interactivity

(4) Integration

(5) Speed

132. A device that copies or reproduces text and images is also called a (n)-.

(1) Optical scanner

(2) bar code reader

(3) character device

(4) digital camera

(5) printer

133. A CD-RW disk-.

(1) has a faster access than an internal disk

(2) can be erased and rewritten

(3) is a form of optical disk, so it can only be written once

(4) holds less data than a floppy disk

(5) is not easily available

134. Which of the following is a secondary storage device?


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(1) Optical disks

(2) RAM

(3) Microprocessor

(4) All of these

(5) None of these

135. A Web site containing stories and articles relating to current events, life, money, sports, and the

weather is considered a(n)- Web site.

(1) business/marketing

(2) portal

(3) Informational

(4) News

(5) Retailing

136. You can have a live conversation with another connected user via-

(1) e-mail

(2) instant messaging

(3) e-commerce

(4) distance learning

(5) Word package

137. The rectangular area of screen that displays a program, data and/or information is a-

(1) title bar

(2) button

(3) dialog box

(4) window

(5) interaction box

138. Video-conferencing requires a microphone, speakers, and a-attached to your computer.


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(1) mouse

(2) keyboard

(3) video camera

(4) scanner

(5) Mobile phone

139. The process of a computer receiving information from a server on the Internet is knows as-

(1) acquisition

(2) pulling

(3) transferring

(4) pushing

(5) Downloading

140. Any hardware component that allows you to enter data or instructions into a computer is called

a(n)-

(1) printer

(2) storage device

(3) output device

(4) system unit

(5) input device

141. The communications device that allows the computer to access a network is called a- card.

(a) modern

(2) Video

(3) sound

(4) network

(5) dialog

142. With-, the computer’s modern uses a standard telephone line to connect to the Internet.


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(1) DSL

(2) dial-up access

(3) ISDN

(4) cable television Internet services

(5) satellite

143. You must instruct the- to start the application software.

(1) Utility program

(2) memory

(3) operating system

(4) processor

(5) User

144. Incorrect information is generated by- in the information systems.

(1) unreliable hardware

(2) incorrect data

(3) untested software

(4) unskilled people

(5) inconvenient timing work

145. A portable, personal computer, small enough to fit on your lap, is called a-.

(1) Notebook computer

(2) handheld computer

(3) mainframe computer

(4) destop computer

(5) super computer

146. The new-integrates the functions of a processors, memory and video on a single chip.

(1) micro processor


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(2) power processor

(3) system on a chip

(4) multimedia processor

(5) Chip processor

147. A collection of computers and devices connected together via communications device and

transmission media is called a-.

(1) Workgroup

(2) server

(3) mainframe

(4) network

(5) computer lab

148. –services are available free at portals on the Web.

(1) E-mail

(2) FTP

(3) Video-conferencing

(4) Telephone

(5) All of these

149. Professional designers can creat sophisticated documents document that contains text, graphics,

and many colours, using-software.

(1) Computer aided design (CAD)

(2) illustration

(3) image editing

(4) destop publishing (DTP)

(5) PowerPoint

150. Oracle is an example of – application software.

(1) Database


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(2) word processing

(3) project management

(4) presentation graphics

(5) destop

Test IV: General English

Directions’ (Q. 151-165): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below

it. Certain words are printed in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.

Once upon a time, there was a shrewd shopkeeper called Makarand. He had a friend called Mihir, who

had saved a lot of money. Mihir was keen on going on a pilgrimage, but he did not know where to leave

his precious savings. So he came to Makarand’s shop and said, ‘My friend, I trust you more than anyone.

Could you please look after my life’s saving till I return from my pilgrimage?’ Makarand pretended to be

deep in throught, and then said, ‘ I would rather not. Money spoils relationships. What if something

happens to your money while you are away? You will no longer be my friend.’

As Mihir stood there by his shop thinking about what his friend had just said, an old woman entered the

shop and bought some thing. One of the boys helping Makarand gave her less change than he should

have. Makarand saw this and pretended to the woman. Mihir, not knowing that this was an act put up

by Makarand to make him believe that this was an act put up by Makarand to make him believe that he

was honest, was convinced about his decision and said to Makarand, ‘I have decided I will leave the

money only with you.’ Makarand smiled. ‘then, let us do something. Let us take the bag of coins and

bury it in a place that only you and I will know of. That way, even if something happens to me while you

are away, you will know where your money is.’

Mihir, simple that he was, thought this a good idea and the two went and hid the bag in a secret place.

Mihir left the next day on his piligrimage, happy that his saving were in safe hands. Six months later,

Mihir returned. He dumped his luggage at home and went to dig out his bag of savings. But even though

he searched and searched for his valuables. There was no sign of the bag anywhere. In panic, he ran to

Makarand, who was busy in his shop. When Mihir asked him about the bag, Makarand pretended to be

surprised, ‘But I did not go that way in all these months. Why don’t you search for it again ?’ he said,

putting on his most innocent look. Mihir had no choice but to believe him. He went home.

On the way,as luck would have it, he met the old woman he had seen in Makarand’s shop. Seeing him,

sad, she asked him what the matter was. Mihir told her the whole story. Then, she smiled and

whispered a plan to him. Not long after, the woman came to Makarand’s shop, carrying a big box.’

Brother, I heard you are a good and honest man. My son went on a pilgrimage and have decided to go

and look for him. Will you look after my box of two hundred gold coins while I am away?


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Makarand could not believe his luck. He was about to launch into his idea about hiding the box when an

angry Mihir entered the shop, ‘Where is…’ But before he could complete his sentence his sentence,

Makarand, afraid of being accused in front of the old woman, said quickly, ‘ I forgot. I had seen some

pigs digging around there and had removed the bag just to keep it safe. Here it is.’ And he handed Mihir

the bag he had stolen many months ago.

Now, the old woman pretended she was seeing Mihir for the first time, ‘Son, did you also go on a

piligrimage? Could you tell me if you met my son anywhere? His name is Jahangir.’ Mihir, clutching onto

his precious bag, said,’ Yes auntie, I met him on the road a few villages away. He was on his way home.

He should be here in a week.’

The old woman leaned over and took her box away from makarand. ‘Thank you brother. You have saved

me an unnecessary trip. Now, I will need some money to prepare for my son’s welcome,` She added and

the two left the shop. Makarand could only stare at them open-mouthed

151. What incident in the passage convinced Mihir that Makarand was indeed and honest man?

(A) The incident where he scolded his helper boy for returning less change to the old woman who was a

customer in his shop.

(B) The fact that Makarand refused to keep Mihir’s money in the event that it might destroy their

friendship

(C) The incident where Makarand told Mihir that he had kept his bag with him as he sasw pigs diggings

at the very spot where the treasure was buried

(1) Only (A)

(2) Only (B)

(3) Only (C)

(4) Only (B) and (C)

(5) Only (A) and (C)

152. What was Makarand’s real intention for wanting to bury Mihir’s bag of valuables?

(1) He wanted Mihir to know where the money would be in case something happended to him while

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(2) He did not feel safe keeping Mihir’s bag of valuables with him.

(3) He wanted to steal the money while Mihir was away.

(4) He wanted the pigs to digs out the bag so he could steal it.

(5) He wanted to be a part of a far more adventurous plan.

153. Where did Makarand and Mihir bury the bag of coins?

(1) In a secret place in Mihir’s garden

(2) In the ground under Makarand’s shop

(3) In the old woman’s backyard

(4) In his shop

(6) Not indicated in the passage

154. Which of the following is true with regard to Mihir?

(1) He accused Makarabd of stealing his valuables.

(2) He helped the old woman find her son.

(3) He left his life’s savings with the old woman.

(4) He trusted Makarand with his varuables

(5) He strongly believed that keeping other’s money spoilt relationships.

155. Why did Mihir want to keep his life’s saving with Makarand?

(A) Makarand had a locker in his shop

(B) He trusted his friend makarand more than anyone else.

(C) He was scared that if he buried his savings, the pigs would dig it out.

(1) Only (A)

(2) Only (B)

(3) Only (C)

(4 Either (B) or (C)


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(5) None of these

156. Which of the following statements is false according to the passage?

(1) The old woman’s son went on the same pilgrimage as Mihir.

(2) The old women helped Mihir recover his saving from Makarand.

(3) Makarand was very shrewd shopkeeper.

(4) Mihir had gone away on a piligrimage.

(5) Makarand had stolen Mihir’s money.

157. Why was Mihir sad after returning from the pilgrimage?

(A) He lost all his valuables While returning from the pilgrimage.

(B) The valuables that he had buried safely had all disappeared.

(C) He had spent far too much of his saving on the piligrimage.

(1) Only (A)

(2) Only (B)

(3) Only (C)

(4 Only (A) or (B)

(5) None of these

158. In the end, why did Makarand return Mihir’s Money?

(A) He realized that he had done the wrong thing by pretending to be unaware of Mihir’s misfortune.

(B) The old woman offered to give him two hundred gold coin s if he returned Mihir’s money back.

(C) He did not want to be accused of having stolen Mihir’s money in front of the old woman.

(1) Only (A)

(2) Only (B)

(3) Only (C)

(4) Only (A) and (C)

(5) All (A), (B) and (C)


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Directions (Q. 159-162): Choose the word which is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word

printed in bold as used in the passage.

159. Clutching

(1) Releasing

(2) Fixing

(3) Holding

(4) Sticking

(5) Obtaining

160. Keen

(1) Eager

(2) Hurried

(3) Planning

(4) Fortunate

(5) Deserving

161. Choice

(1) Understanding

(2) Regard

(3) Value

(4) Pick

(5) Option


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162. Choice

(1) Understanding

(2) Regard

(3) Value

(4) Pick

(5) Option

163. Complete

(1) Partial

(2) Start

(3) Incomplete

(4) End

(5) Finish

164. Sadly

(1) Quietly

(2) Dejectedly

(3) Happily

(4) Disturbingly

(5) Lonely

165. Forget

(1) Found

(2) Memorised

(3) Lost

(4) Claimed

(5) Remembered


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Directions (Q. 166-170): Read each sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical error in it.

The error, if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is

no error, the answer is 5), i.e. ‘No error’. (Ignore the enors of punctuation, if any.)

166. The more enlightened/ factory owners / build homes for

1) 2) 3)

Their/ workers in Britain in the 19 th centuary. / No error

4) 5)

167. Most criminals / realizes that they may be caught, / but,

1) 2)

Nevertheless,/ they are prepared to take the risk.

3) 4)

/ No error

5)

168. strictly speaking, / spiders are not insects, / although

1) 2)

Most people / think them are. / No error

3) 4) 5)

169. The actress is also / widely respected in / the music

1) 2)

World / and deserving so. / No error

4) 5)

170. The story was / inspired by / a chance meeting / with an

1) 2) 3)

Old Russian duke. / No error

4) 5)


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Directions (Q. 171-175): Which of the phrases 1) ,2), 3) and 4) given below each sentence should

replace the phrase printed in bold in the sentence to make it grammatically correct ? If the sentence is

correct as it is given and no correction is required, mark 5) as the answer.

171. He is held regard as the Chief’s right-hand man.

(1) regards as

(2) to regards as

(3) regards as

(4) being regarded for

(5) No correction required

172. The inquiry has to bring to light some starling facts.

(1) out on his way

(2) for standing up

(3) bring to light

(4) brought to light


173. My friend went his out to oblige me.

(1) out on his way

(2) out of his way

(3) so out of the way

(4) little way out


174. They are determined to stand up for their rights.

(1) be standing up

(2) for standing

(3) stand up to

(4) stand on


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175. Recently, my expenses have gone run up considerably.

(1) run up

(2) to rise up

(3) stand up to

(4) got upwards


Direction (Q. 176-180): Each question below has two blanks; Each blank indicates that something has

been omitted. Choose the set of words which best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole.

176. Rachana saw me _ for a bus; she stopped and _ me a lift.

(1) Standing, took

(2) stopped, gave

(3) walking, sat

(4) testing, signalled

(5) waiting, offered

177. During winter, we can _ ourselves from the cold by wearing _ clothes.

(1) Protect, warm

(2) establish, light

(3) save, good

(4) stop, thick

(5) escape, cotton

178. The school refused to _ acts of _ behaviour.

(1) Overcome, spoilt

(2) tolerate, violent

(3) overlook, sudden


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(4) appreciate, bravery

(5) Comment, deserving

179. The actor was not _ by public criticism and paid no _ even to the poor reviews in the media.

(1) affected, attention

(2) troubled, mind

(3) effected, regard

(4) bothered, justification

(5) shocked, notices

180. The _ word of the teacher comforted the _ student.

(1) Harsh, sorrowful

(2) encouraging, anxious

(3) reality, nevous

(4) wise, happy

(5) Distracter, confused

Direction (Q. 181-185): In each question below, four words printed in bold are given. These are

numbered 1),2), 3) and 4). One of these words printed in bold may either be wrongly spelt or

inappropriate in the context of the sentence. Find out the word that is inappropriate or wrongly spelt,

if any. The number of that word is your answer. If all the words printed in bold are correctly spelt and

appropriate in the context of the sentence then mark 5), ie, ‘All correct` as your answer.

181. An overly obsessed mother from Banaras wrote in to tell

1) 2) 3)

me of her trajedy. All correct

4) 5)

182. The cat is sitting in front of the television with its tail,

1) 2)

Stretched out strait. All correct


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3) 4) 5)

183. It would be wrong to infer that people who are

1) 2)

Overweight are always sickly. All correct

3) 4) 5)

184. The witness stated that he had not sean the woman

1) 2) 3)

before. All correct

4) 5)

185. Her giggles were infecsious and soon we were all

1) 2) 3)

Laughing. All correct

4) 5)

Directions (Q. 186-190): Rearrange the following five sentence (A) ,(B), (C) ,(D) and (E) in the proper

sequence to form a meaningful paragraph; then answer the questions given below.

(A) The owner of the house was furious.

(B) After it had gone, a donkey who craved popularity climbed the roof and tried to perform the

same tricks.

(C) His servants went up, drove the donkey down, and beat him black and blue.

(D) A Monkey climbed the roof of a house and entertained the people who had gathered below to

watch him at him at his antics.

(E) In the process, the donkey dislodged and broke several tiles.

186. Which of the following should be the FIRST sentence after rearrangement?

(1) A

(2) B

(3) C

(4) D

(5) E


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187. Which of the following should be the FIFTH (LAST) sentence after rearrangement?

(1) E

(2) D

(3) C

(4) B

(5) A

188. Which of the following should be the FOURTH sentence after rearrangement?

(1) A

(2) B

(3) C

(4) D

(5) E

189. Which of the following should be the SECOND sentence after rearrangement?

(1) A

(2) B

(3) C

(4) D

(5) E

190. Which of the following should be the THIRD sentence after rearrangement?

(1) A

(2) B

(3) C

(4) D

(5) E


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Directions (Q. 191-200): In the following passage, there are blanks, each of which has been

numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and aginst each, five words are

suggested, one of which fits the blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

The Emperor of China had (191) some peaches to the king of Tondmandalam with a note (192)

That the fruit to gives long life to anyone who eats them. As the fruits were being shown to the

ruler, Rama, giving in to temptation, (193) up one of the luscious peaches and (194) into it. The

king was (195).” You’ve bitten into a fruit (196) for me. He thundered, “What a deceitful man the

Emperor of China is . He (197) the fruit gives long life. I took just one bite and I am about to die.

Oh, What fate (198) the one who eats the entire fruit” The king was (199) amused by Rama’s wit.

He not only (200) him but gave him a dozen of the peaches he had risked his life for.

191.

(1) parcel

(2) grown

(3) bought

(4) sent

(5) give

192.

(1) stating

(2) attach

(3) stuck

(4) telling

(5) meaning

193.

(1) reached

(2) picked

(3) take

(4) secured

(5) stole


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194.

(1) touched

(2) smell

(3) opened

(4) bit

(5) look

195.

(1) enraged

(2) harsh

(3) teasing

(4) eager

(5) sober

196.

(1) parcel

(2) made

(3) designed

(4) send

(5) meant

197.

(1) promises

(2) directed

(3) said

(4) told

(5) meant

198.


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(1) has

(2) holds

(3) awaits

(4) for

(5) stores

199.

(1) also

(2) farther

(3) being

(4) little

(5) greatly

200.

(1) rejected

(2) pardoned

(3) praise

(4) left

(5) forgive


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Answer:

1 (2)

26 (4)

51 (5)

76 (1)

201 (3)

2 (3)

27 (3)

52 (1)

77 (2)

202 (1)

3 (5)

28 (2)

53 (4)

78 (1)

203 (4)

4 (3)

29 (1)

54 (1)

79 (1)

204 (2)

5 (4)

30 (1)

55 (2)

80 (3)

205 (5)

6 (3)

31 (4)

56 (4)

81 (5)

206 (4)

7 (4)

32 (5)

57 (3)

82 (5)

207 (1)

8 (2)

33 (1)

58 (2)

83 (4)

208 (3)

9 (1)

34 (2)

59 (1)

84 (5)

209 (1)

10 (2)

35 (5)

60 (5)

85 (2)

210 (5)

11 (4)

36 (5)

61 (1)

86 (1)

211 (2)

12 (2)

37 (1)

62 (3)

87 (5)

212 (5)

13 (2)

38 (2)

63 (5)

88 (3)

213 (1)

14 (1)

39 (3)

64 (3)

89 (3)

214 (5)

15 (3)

40 (5)

65 (3)

90 (5)

215 (1)

16 (5)

41 (1)

66 (1)

91 (3)

216 (2)

17 (2)

42 (4)

67 (2)

92 (3)

217 (2)

18 (2)

43 (3)

68 (4)

93 (2)

218 (5)

19 (4)

44 (5)

69 (2)

94 (5)

219 (1)

20 (3)

45 (4)

70 (4)

95 (4)

220 (4)

21 (2)

46 (1)

71 (4)

96 (3)

221 (1)

22 (5)

47 (3)

72 (5)

97 (4)

222 (2)

23 (1)

48 (2)

73 (5)

98 (1)

223 (5)

24 (1)

49 (2)

74 (1)

99 (2)

224 (3)

25 (2)

50 (5)

75 (4)

100 (2)

225 (3)

101 (3)

126 (2)

151 (1)

176 (5)

226 (4)

102 (2)

127 (4)

152 (3)

177 (1)

227 (5)

103 (2)

128 (1)

153 (5)

178 (2)

228 (2)

104 (3)

129 (5)

154 (4)

179 (1)

229 (3)

105 (2)

130 (4)

155 (2)

180 (2)

230 (2)

106 (5)

131 (3)

156 (1)

181 (4)

231 (3)

107 (3)

132 (1)

157 (2)

182 (4)

232 (1)

108 (1)

133 (2)

158 (3)

183 (5)

233 (3)

109 (4)

134 (1)

159 (3)

184 (3)

234 (5)


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110 (1)

135 (3)

160 (1)

185 (2)

235 (3)

111 (5)

136 (2)

161 (5)

186 (4)

236 (4)

112 (5)

137 (4)

162 (3)

187 (3)

237 (4)

113 (1)

138 (3)

163 (2)

188 (1)

238 (4)

114 (4)

139 (5)

164 (3)

189 (2)

239 (3)

115 (2)

140 (5)

165 (5)

190 (5)

240 (4)

116 (2)

141 (1)

166 (3)

191 (4)

241 (4)

117 (2)

142 (2)

167 (2)

192 (1)

242 (2)

118 (1)

143 (3)

168 (4)

193 (2)

243 (4)

119 (5)

144 (2)

169 (4)

194 (4)

244 (1)

120 (5)

145 (1)

170 (5)

195 (1)

245 (2)

121 (2)

146 (1)

171 (3)

196 (5)

246 (5)

122 (5)

147 (4)

172 (4)

197 (1)

247 (3)

123 (4)

148 (1)

173 (2)

198 (3)

248 (2)

124 (1)

149 (1)

174 (5)

199 (5)

249 (1)

125 (3)

150 (1)

175 (1)

200 (2)

250 (3)