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NTSE - NOVEMBER, 2014

MENTAL ABILITY ANDSCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST

Time: 180 Minutes. Mental Ability Test

Language Comprehensive TestAptitude Test

Total

Instructions to Cand'i'dates

50 Marks40 Marks

90 Marks180 Marks . \

Read the following instructions carefully before y0Uanswer the questions. Answers are tobe S~ED on a SEPARATE' OMR Answer Sheet given, with HB Pencil Read theInstruCtions printed on the @MRSheet carefully before answering the question.

1. Please write your Center Code Numberand Roll Number. very clearly (only one

digit in one block) on the OMR Sheet asgiven in your admissio,n card. Please see

that no block is left unfilled and evenzeros appearing in the Center CodeNumber are correctly transfer.red to theappropriate blocks on the OMR Sheetas shown in the example given in theOMR Sheet. For all .the subsequentpurpose your Center Code Number andRoll Number shall remain the same' as

given on the Admission Card.

2. The Test is in THREE PARTS. Part - I

(Mental Ability) consists of 50 Questions. (Q. Nos. 1 to 50), Part:... II (Language

Comprehensive Test) consists of 40Questions (Q.Nos. 51 to 90) and 'Part':- III

(Aptitude Test) consists of 90 questions(Q.Nos. 91 to 180).

3. All questions carry one mark each.

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4. Since all questions are compulsory, donot try to read through the wholequestion paper before. beginning toanswer. it,

5. .Begin with tHe first question and keeptrying o:ilequestion after another till youfinish all three parts.

6. If you do not~know the answer to anyquestien., do not spend much time on itand pass on to next one. If time permits,you can come back to' the questionswhich you have left in the first instance

and try ~hem again

7. Since. the time allotted to the questionpaper is very limIted, you should makethe best use of it by not spending too'much time on any question.

1 8. A blank page is. provided for rOlJ.ghwork at the end of each part.

I 9. REMEMBER YOU .HAVE TOSHADE ANSWERS 'ON A-SEPARATE OMR SHEETPROVIDED. . !,

11. Now turn to the next page,and"start

answering the questions.

12. After the examination, ,y.oushould

hand ove the OMR Sheet to the

Invigihitor of the room.

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Answer to each questiop. is to 'be '.indicated by. SHADING the circlehaving the number of the correctalt~rnative in OMR Sheet from amongthe ones -give~ for t~~ correspondirigquestion in the booklet.

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,13.. The candidate need not return thisI . . . .Question Faper booklet andean take.

C', I., ... ' ... It after completIOn of theexammatIOn.

No candJda~e should leave. the

examinatidn hall before the end of the. t,l . .

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PART-I. .'

MENTAL ABILITY TEST (Q. Nos. 1 to 50)

Max. Marks -.50

.Note: SHADE the correct alternatives in the OMR Answer Sheet

provided, from .amongst ~he ones given. agains.t the

corresponding question in the Question Booklet. For shading

the circles, useHB Pencil.

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Directions:Questions (1 to 6) : .

In the number series given below, onenumber is missing. Each series is followed .byfive alternative answers, (1), (2),(3), (4)and (5). One of them is the right answer.Identify and indicate it. as per the"Instructions" .

1. 4, 13,31,58, .........,'

(1) 90. -('\I.

(2) 85

(3) .49

(4) 40

}~94

2. 90,81, 74, 69, .....

(1) 64/..)2~ 66

(3) 65

(4) 78

(5) 72

3. 785,664,543,422, ...

(.1,./301 . ?>0I(2) 201

(3) 101

(4) 300

(5) 303

4. 1875,...., 75, 15,3

.(1) 370 '. (2) 27.5 ~~.

'(3) 380

JlV('375(5) 365

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5. 3, 6, 24, 192, .... .

(1) 2972

(2) 576.".

.;;J) 3072(4) 1536

(5) 1152".- .~fLh~~

6. 365,34(320,290, ...... (1) .300 ~.('

(2) 245 Vj~55(4) 260

(5). 265

Directions:Questions (7 to 10) are based on letteranalogy. There are two pairs of lettercombinations in each question. The first(left side) pair has some relationshipbetween its members. In the second pairone member is missing. Find this out fromanswers (1),(2),(3),(4)and (5)such that thispair has similar relationship as the firstpair. Indicate your answer as per the"Instructions" . .

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(1) SEP ~

(2) SE~. I~(3) ~

.--k4JSFO(5) SFN

. 8. ACEG: BDEF:: JLNP:?(1) 'KLNO" .~MNO,

(2) KMNP

(3) LMNP

(4) LMNO

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(1) TUVSR

(2) SRTUV

(3) .RTUVS

~TUVRS.

(5) STUVR.,. ,

Directions.: . '. .

Questions (lIto, 14)~: In ,the f6i19w~ngquestions Letters/Letter groUps are

. arranged in 'a particular 'order with someunder lying criterIon: ;'Study the order .aridchoose the answerJromthe: aUJ:tnative's'tofin the gaps. ' , '. '. ;

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.{V .;~' .t~13.' ~,xX~V.,;~!, UTR, ....

. ffiFGI ~("(2) FGH.. ~ '.

(3) FFH 'r~~(4) EGl

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(5) FQcI " , ,

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(1) PLMfO 0 P~M tV(2) .PONLM

(3) ONMJtP

(4) NMLbp

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,Directions:Questions (15 to 20) : In ,each of ,thefollowing questions,' five words' are given..Four of them arb alike in some way:' One is

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different from.them. Identify and indicateit as per the "Inktructions" . .

15. (1) Kore1 ', . I

(2) ChIna

'(3) Thailknd

. ~inlahd" ,I ' .

(5) Bangladesh

16. (1) .LeopJrd .

. KElep~ant '

(3) Tigerl'(4) Cheetah

(5) Lion

1"1.)'6Moon

(2) EartH

(3) Satur!n, . I(4) NePtine

(5) Venus

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11. AC~ BDGI,.C~tiJ, ..;.(1) DEIK ,t ,'';)'''C1,~~IK,"'" "I

(3) DFJK

(4) DEJK

(5) DEHJ.~~

12. !J1l}P~ ~BCO, SqDN, ....(1) RDEitJ~.-~~t,~W\(2) RDEO

)3~""'RDEM '

(4) RpFM

(5) REFM

lfi1 ~,,~'-. -" .lr-\~'9. SRCA: ONDB ;: TSGE ; ?

)iJ.(PO:H.:F ' '~~ 'r"(2) POFH? {)t'~/:.

(3) POGH

(4) POHG

(5) OPHF

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18. (1) Portuguese

(2) Romanian

(3) Italian

(4) Russian

,,(~Pali

19. %Srinivasa Ramanujan(2) Sir C.V. Raman

(3) U. R. Anantha,Murthy

(4) U. R. Rao

(5) M. S. Swaminathan

20. (1) Coimbatore"

(2) Shimoga

~ Patiala

~anchi

(5) Kozhikode

Directions:

Questions (21 to 25) : In these questions.there is a certain relationship between twowords on one side of: .:,and only one wordis given on the other side of: : .The missingword is to be found out from the givenalternatives (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5) so thatthe relationship is the same as for the otherpair. Identify the correct answer andindicate it as per "Instructions".

21. Rome: Italy: :Helsinki: ?

(1) Sweden

.k2Y'"'Finland

(3) Latvia

(4) Estonia .

(5) Denmark

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22. Godaan :Munshi Premchand : :

Anandamath :?

(1) K.M.Munshi

(2) Lokmanya Tilak

.~ankim Chandra Chatterjee

(4) Sitakant Mahapatra

(5) Tripuraneni Gopichand

23. Theory of evolution :Darwin: :

Crescograph: ?

(1) S. S. Bhatnagar

(2) Raja Ramanna

(3) Srinivasa Ramanujan.

(4) C.-R. Rao

(~agadish Chandra Bose

24. Jaipur: Rajasthan: :Dehradun:?

(1) Jharkhand

(2) Chattisgarh

(3)' Meghalaya

(4) Manipur

~~ttarakhand

25. Rahul Bajaj : Business: :

. Chandrasekhar Azad : ?

~edom Struggle'

(2) Literature'

(3) Social Reforms

. (4) Music

(5) Theatr~

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Questions (26 to 30) are ba~e~,on thefollowing diagrams. Study them carefully .

and indicate correct answer as p.er

"Instructions" .

Directions:

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Directions:

Questions (3li to 35) : With the help of

the given diad-am, answer the following

questions makihg the right choice from the

given alternatites. Indicate the answer as

per the "InstruJtions" . . \.. I'

Artists Doctors' '-

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(2)

(1)

(3)

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Musicia s PhilosophersI ..Doctors who are also Artists and ..Philosophkrs are indicated 'by theletter.

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who are also Musicians and Artists?

(1) .h

(2) e"

(3) f

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(1) f

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(3) .e

. (4) g

(5) 1

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(5)00026. Snakes, Cobra, Vjpers V'

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.28. Kilogram, Centigram, lVtp-ligram\

29. Apple, Fruits, Potato J.30. Musicians, Pianist,. Guitarist \J,

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.33. Which letter .indicates Philosopherswho are also Doctors, Artists andMusicians?(1) .g

(2) j .

j}r. (5) i

34. Which letter indicates Philosopher.Doctors who are neither. Musiciansnor Artists?$h .(2) j. ? t>

. (3) I

(4) f .(5) b

85. Which letter indicates Doctors who.are alsoPhilosophers.andMusicians ?(1) f

. ~g . .\> \) tJ\

(4) 1

(5) i

Directions:Questions (36 to 38) :If HEART is codedas 12345 and DISK is coded as 6789respectively. How are the followingwordscoded? Identify the right answer andindicate it as per the "Instructions".

36. HASTE,..(-i')13852(2) 13942(3) 13952(4) 13752(5) 13762

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.37. KARATE

.(1) 934351.

(2) 934342

(3) 933452

(4). 914152.

)S}~34352 .

88. RISK

(1) 4879.

.~789.

(3) 4798 .

(4) 4869

(5) .4779.

Directions:

Questions (89 to 42) are based on simple.. arithmetic principles~ Find the rightanswer from among ~he alternatives and. indicate it as per the "Instructions".

. 39. 159 + .... = 15900 . \ crt> .(1) 10.0.. . .. ~v(2) 1.0 .~ -;.-. I0'-

. (3) 0.001 ~ ~

.(~.Ol

(5)' 0.1

40. (65 + 100) x 7

..)Jr4.55(2) 4.05.

(3) 4.5

(4) 4.65 .~

(5) 4.75

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~ 0 T . . (a) (b) (e) . (d) (e)(a) (b) (c) (d) Answer Figures

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Directions:

Questions (47 to 50) : In these questionsthere are five problem figures (a), (b), (c), (d)and (e); Figure (e)has a question mark' ?'.Select one figure from anSWer figures (1),(2), (3), (4) and (5) such that the series iscompleted. Indicate your answer as per the"Instructions" .

47.

Problem Figures

Problem Figures

G0~~D(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)

Answer Figures

.~ .. ~O 0 ~ffi ~ffi ~O.ffi Offi' 0 .000 0 ffiffiffiffi00

(1) (2)" (3) (4).

50.

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Answer Figures (a) (b) (c) , . (d) (e)

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LANGUAGE 'COMPREHENSIVE TEST(Q. Nos: 51 to 90)

Max.Marks -40

.i) SHADE the correct alternatives in the OMRAnswer She~t

provided, from amongst' th,e onesgivenagai.nst the

corresponding question in' the 'Question Bookl,et.For

shading the .circles, useHB Pencil.

ii) Q. No. 51 0090 of Language Oomprehensie '~estcont~ns .

English Language along with a blank sheet for rough work.

'Directions :Questions (51 to 55) :Read the following passage and answer thequestions given after it.

The surprisingly abundant life of theIndian Ocean is confined to the upperlayers; the deeper especially the bottomwaters are devoid of oxygen and are oftenpermeated with hydrogen sulphide.Choose the correct answer for the followingquestions: . ' .

51. The passage gives informationabout

(1) The life of the people near

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ianocean .

. ( ""Phe reasons why life exists in~ larticular water layers

Y The reason why oxygen is notfound in the bottom layers .

(4) The reasons why hydrogensulphide is found in the bottomlayers

52. The bottom water of the Indian Ocean

(1) Have no oxygen

pr'Contain hydrogen sulphide

(3) Have large amount of oxygen

(4) Contain a lot of sea plants andanimals

53. The water of Indian Ocean

(1) Are devoid of life

(2) Are always permeated withhydrogen sulphide "

(3) Have life orily in the lowerlayers" .

%Have life only in the' upperlayers

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54.. Which of the following is the mostopposite of the word ABUNDANT, asused in the passage?

(1) Plentifu~ (2) Minute Y. .

~eagre (4) Insufficient

55.' The passage su'ggests which one ofthe !,91lowing :

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57. Where did Rip Van Winkle live? '

(1) ,On the top oftlle .Catskill

mountains

~ the foot of the CatskiU:_mountains,

(3) Iii a citY ~ North America(4) Far awayfroril die Ca~kill

, mountains

58. Who like, the Rip Van Winkle very.much ?

~ the ~ves in the. 'neighbourh()()d

(2) 'All the husbands in the

neighbourhood

(3) All the children in the village

(4) All the friends' in the village

59. Who,shouted with j9Y .on s~ei:pgRip'VanWinkle? ...

. (1) The Women ,"

(2) Themen .

(3)'P the person,,s. '

$' All the children '

60. Whydi:d children ~eRipVanWinkle?

(1) As he played with them

A As he told themf~ tales andmade playing things for them '

. .(3) He took them to the Catskill

mountains -

(4) None of the above

Directions :Questions (61 to 65): '.. ,.. ,'" ,Read the fOIl~~\gpassage ~d8nsWerthe 'questions giyen after it .. ' ,'" , IAn elephant does not work mechanically,like many/other, kmmals ..He never stops'

learning. becausJ he is. alwaYS'thinking.

Not even ~eally\a goods~e~p, d?g calicompare,With an elephant mmteIIigence.

An. elephant nefer f~rgets. H~s littleactions reveal an iintelligence which finds

in pro~Pt solutiobs for new difficulties. If, he can not reach Jith iristrimksome part, of his body.that iiches, he does not rub it

against a tree, he bay pickup a'16n;rstick, and give ~self Jgood ~tretch With that

instead. If he"pullb up some grass, .and it

CQmesup by the lroots with the lump of, earth, he,WillsmJ1ck it against foot \mtil

all theearthis shaken offor. if the water is

handy~he will wash it clean, before putting .,it intOhis mouth .

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61. What is the passage about?, \ . , . '

(1) An elephant . "

.J?1f An elephJmt's'learniDg ..(3) An elephbt's training ,

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(4) An elephant resourcefulness

62~ What does a libe actions of an, , ' \ 'elep?t reveal? ' "

%His ways ~fsolving difficulties(2) His foodh~bits

(3) His'power\ofremembran~.

(4) His clean habits

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67. 8}'The train arrived from Tirupathi.

82, _

83.- _

84,-'- _

85, The platform was finally empty.

Choosefrom the options givenbelow:

70. If you make a promise, you must besure to it.

(1) accomplish p(keep

(3) follow " (4) succeed

71. The volcanic was thecause of great devastation.

(1)' outburst )if eruption(3) erosion (4) movement

(2) QRP

(4) RQP

'(2) of

(4) to

(1) RPQ

(3) PQR

(1) among

A' betwe~n

Directions:

Questions (68 - 74) :

Choose the word which best fills the blankfrom the four options given:

68. Rani can use both of her handsequally well as she is _, _

(1)' fallacious

(2) ambitious

~mbidextrous

(4) artistic

69. Whomwould you prefer _, the two ofus ?

63. Why does an elephant want a long, stick?

(1) To dig out a lump of earth

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(2) 0 smack it against his footTo rub that part of his bodythat itches

(4) To defend himself from theenemy

64. Why does the elephalltsmack somegrass against his foot?(1) To grind it

~ shake off the grass(3) Torub his body with(4) Tochew the roots

65.'What does the elephant do beforeputting the grassroots with a lumpof earth into his mouth?(1) He smacks it against his foot(2) He washes it clean

~"""'He either smacks it against the, foot or washes it clean

(4) He grinds it under his feet

Direction';~u .,&'(

The following five sentences come from aparagraph. The first and the last sentences.are given, choose the order in which thethree sentences ~ should appear tocomplete the paragraph. '

66. 8}, It rains continuously in the rainyseason.

82,_-'- _

83'--__ ~84 _

85, Indians are still ill equipped toutilized this rain water. .

Choosefromthe options givenbelow:(1)--PQR (2) RPQ

(3) QRP (4) RQP

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72. I congratulate you ~_

Y0'9uccess .

.;(1.') on (2) for

(3) at (4) In

73. This legend has been _from father to son.

(1) handed in

(2) handed out

~dedover

(4) handed down

. 74. Suitable steps are taken to bring______ the cost of living.

(1) up

(2) over.

(3) on'

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Directions:

Questions (75 to 78):, Select the meaning ofthe given/underlinedphrases/idioms.

75. Our school is within a stone's throwofthe railway station.

(1) very far away

(2) within certain radius

~t a short distance

(4) within a definite circumference

76. The leader must have the Lion'sshare of the booty. '

(1) the stronger one

(2) the smaller part

~e worthy part

(j#I'1f,he larger part

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77. We kept our fingers crossed,till thefinal resu~ts were declared.

(1) waited expectantly

(2) kept praying

(3). felt sc'ared

ykept hopeful

78. In this cOmpetition there is acomplete fair play.

(1) good name

(2) honest m~ans

(3) good chances

~cheating

Directions:

Questions (79 to 83) :In the following' passage there are somenumbered blanks. Fill in the blanks by'selecting the most appropriate word foreach blank from the given options.The first problem to be tackled was thatof feeding the huge population of ourcountry. It becanle 79 to adopt 80 foragricultural development. Theconstruction of multi purpose 81 with'the development of82 as one ,ofits majorcomponents was the 83 step towards the.provision of agricultural infrastructure.

79~rGssential

(2) desirable

(3) notional

(4) optional

80. (1) crops

(2) families I

(3) regions

~rategies

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, 81. (1) offices

(2) organisations .

(3) a.gencies

~ects

82. (1) markets

?irrigation

"(3) villages

(4) fields

83. (1) last

(2) least

~t

. (4) intermediate

Directions:

Questions (84 to 86): '-

Select the most appropriate option to :fill

in the blanks from the given alternatives.

84. She that she was------in the wrong floor.

.(1) .remembered

(2) told

(3)~alised ..7' .(4) reprimanded

85. Icouldnot ~_what

he wanted to say. .

(1) makeup

~akeout

(3) makein

(4) make away

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86.. He is too tobe deCeived-----easily.

(1) strong.

(2), kind

(3) honest

~lligent

Directions:

Questions (87 to 90) : .Select the word which means the oppositeof the given words.

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PART-'III

APTITUDE TEST (Q. Nos. 91 to 180)

Max.Marks -90

Note:

l. Subjects, 'Questions S1.No. and Marks allotted:

1. "Physics, 91 to 102 Questions 12 Marks

2. Chemistry 103 to 113 Questions 11 MarksII;

3. BIology 114to 125 Questions 12 Marks

4. Mathematics 126 to 145 Questions 20 MarksI

5. 'History 146 to 155 Questi6~s . 10Marks

6. Geography 156 to 165 'Questions 10 Marks

7. Political Science 166 to 175 Questions 10 Marks

8. E'conomics "176 to 180 Questions 05 Marks

11. SHADE the circle having the correct alternative in the OMR Sheet provided,

from among theones'given against the corresponding quest~on in the"Question

Paper Booklet. For shading the circles, use HB Pencil.

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"A"

(2) 5 min

(4) 1min

(~/.G' . ii' 't' . t .'V rr-/,I'J..I ,lven In orma Ion ISno . ./

sufficient VI" OJ\ r'\) /

(2) gA < gB 1" ,,/ l-\.(3) gA> gB \ ./ \

~A:=gB' iv .. - '~lectriC stove boils 1 kg ofwater .7',"~nt:e 2 mIn and another stove boils

1kg of water in time 3 min. Bothelectric stoves are designed for thesame voltage. When they are joined

. in parallel, the time required to boil1kg of water is

~2min ,

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Name Possible path or paths

Anand Any path

Srinu Straight line, Circle,HeliX

Krishna Straight line

Somesh Straight line, Circle

Who is correct ? Assume that the

forces acting on the particle are time

independent. '

~ Srinu ~nand

(3) Somesh (4) Krishna

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A.. PHYSICS ' .

'. 9,' A circuit is shown in the figure. If .L, '-'''-' / Tw'' I' t 'A' . d 'B' f. h'S" I' d h d' f ~ Tv 0 panes an 0 same mass. . SWltC ISCose , t e rea 1ng 0 an '. , . .

ammeter(A). . . . . .' and ~ame radIUs are shown In the

. figure. PI and P2 are densities of the

materia~s in the'planets and PI > P2 .If the accelerations due to gravity onthe surfaces of the planets A and B

2R R . are gAand gBrespectively, then

"'1-- " ?~V'I

~~~esnotchange

~l~creases(3) decreases

(4) may decrease or increase

~Four students discuss about the, possible paths of a particle' moving

with constant speed. See the table forthe results of the discussion.

~he figure,a pulleyofnegligibleweight is suspendeq. by a springbalance '8'. Masses of 3 kg and 7 kgrespectively are attached to oppositeends of a string passmg over a pulley'P'. The spring balance reads'

1,~

7kg 3kg ~.

(~altol0kg /1/~~~~~~essls than 10 kg -.'

more than 10 kg .,'\..../Y equal to 4 kgy: ~~~all ball is dropped from a balloon

movingvertically up ata ~e~d 10miswh~n the balloon is at a height 15 m-from the ground. Neglect air frictioriand take g = 10 m/s2 Which of thefollowing is not suitable to thepresent situation? .(I)xpthe ball reaches the ground

~ :all coversa distance

',~5 ::'gnitude of averageV) ~~:City of the ball is 8.33 mls(4)/rhe ball moves up at a speed

10 mls at an instant when it isdropped from the balloon

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kils C, andC, arearranged. coaxially as shown in figure. The .

ends of the coil 'C2' are connected

to an ammeter A. The current sentthrough the coil C1is directlyproportional to'the time. If the .magnetic field induction producedby the coil C1~sproportional to thecurrent in it, then the inducedcurrent through the coil C

2is

(1) zero

(2)~reasing with time

~constant

. .~creaSing with time'

~As shown in fig~re, a liquid ofrefractive index en; is poured onto theconcave surface of concave-convexlens. R1and R2 are the radii ofcurvature of convex and concavesurfaces of the lens respectively andR1= 2R2 The refractive index ofmaterial or-lens is n1. For whichcombination of'n

1anun

2, the whole

system behaves as a diverging lens.

-=::;~:-~~;R~~=-- fAt -;.- ~ J--. ---;:--~- t \r,;, ). \L y-

- R1 l'- . - "'-"~"-L"""- )

~

I) nl - 1.2 and ~ -:-1.8 ,1 \

(2) n: 1.63 and. ~.': 1.35 ~~__

:~:~:56~_nd ~~-::-1.33 -'\~n1=-I.7ana~-I.33 _

: '.~.

, - '" "In the fig1lI'e shown. a particle is. released from the position A on a.. ., .smooth track. Ifh = 3R,. then the' .normal force on the particle by thetrackatBisArIIIhI '

mg . ',~mg(1) 2 .,KLJ ..::.. '

~g '(4) 2;g

102. Abody is made in the form ofw.edgewith an angle 45. See figure. A ballof mass m. moVing horizontally at a

. speed v0= J2mls. collid~s with thewedge of massM,= 2m. As a 'result ofthe impact. the ball bounces verticallyupward. Neglect. the mction between'.the wedge and horizontal slirfac.e.Thespeed ofthe ball just after the impact is

~ '1 ~L'

99., .~ cork of masS IIlI'~d a steel of mass

~.~ are tied to the. ends of a masslessI string. The whole 'system is kept in a

liquid of d~nsity (J' as sltown in

figure. PI and P2 are densities ofCork

,', and steel respectivelY.' Which of the:. ..

following is wrong?

(1) ~tension in the string., ,

(mlg(~-~, \0 Y. \ ' .

~'I--/ . ..v,~.~{..r~,/0 ~ ..~~ [17.')'" "0"11// ;~. c--f"'.~~ nl, \J!);....

~

-f-'.:>., ~ r.. :::Il.~.". t ~~, - .

.~.

CHEMIST~Y...... , .

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. ~.' ..~.-.' '

.:

103. What are the values of the

quantum numbers of .l9t~electron

of Scandium (Z= 21)?

(1) n'=4; [-=0; m= 0; ms

=..::t-'1/2

.(2) .n= 4 . [= 1 . m = 0 . m = + 1/ ., , , . 8' 2

...,(:~~=4'[='2'ni=.1'~ =+~~r:) n ~.' ., B. 2. ~.

(4) n = 4 ; [:: 3;,m=2 ; nis= +1/2

.104. First and second ionisation energies .

of magnesium are 7.646 eVand .

15.035 eV respectively. T~e amount

of energy" in kJ needed to convert

all the atoms of magnesium into .

Mg2+ ions present in 12x10-3 g of

ma,gnesium vapour is'[IeV a:tom-1

= 96.5 kJmol':'l].

(1) 2.0'. .

(2) 1.5

~~I.

. (4) 0.5

105. Which one of the 'following'. .

possesses covalent, ionic as well as

co-ordin~te 'ho~'alent bonds'?

(It HC~

'/NH4Cl-

(3) C12

(4) C~4

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106. Mg +'CuQ. . ) MgO + Cu .

.Which of~he following is wrong'

, relating 1)0 the above reaction ?

. (1)' CuO kets.reduced. . -, .

\' '(2) Mg gets oxidised

_(.3~~~ets oxidised

(4) It is J redox reaction107.. Howmanl number of ,sigma' bonds

are preseJt in CR3

~ C '=N ?\

(1) 4

(2) 3

~.2

(4) 5.

108. The IUPAG ,name of

CHs C~2:_CH2 - CH - QH2 C.H2 CHs ."s:----I. . . .. , I ."

CH:;::.CH2 .

IS

~J6-.ethelene- 1 ~ heptane(2) 3-prof- hex - 1 -. ene. (3) 4 - prop~l-hex - 6 - ene .

(4)- 3 - pr~p1; - 1-heptane

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113 .. Which one of the following oxides

112. How many moles of electrons weigh

one kilogram ?Mass of electron

= 9.108x10-31 kg; Avagadro

...,...~., \

(4) . 6.023 xl0549.108

number=6.023xl023. ,\. \ .. ' ('~ ,~.~

"'./~ 1 . 108 \\) - \~/

~ili8X6,023X ,ll~ ' 7-(2) 6,023xlO". fl\/'Y;\(3)' 1 ~10al'

9.108 ~ . ~/

109 .. How many number of protons and

electrons are present in Ca2+?

(1) 20 protons; 20 eh~ctrons

(2) 20 protons; 22 electrons

(3) 18 protons; 18 electrons.

(~)-10 protons; 18 electr6n~

110. What is the wavelength of radiation .

whose frequency is 2x10148-1?Velocity of radiation is 3x108 in/s.

.~ \(1) 1.5x 10+11 m . 'A'I \ t) \ 'i(2) 1.8 x 10-6 m . I\~ ";"r~~b(3) 1.2 x 106 ~ ~ . ,~\t)

~5xI0..(jm' '

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aqueous solution?

. .

gives pink colour with

phenolphthalein indicator in

.~NO~~2 .

~NO

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/.\f')

/'\

The electronic configuration of the

a,tom of an element 'X' is'(n- 2) S2(n -1) s2(n - 1)p6ns2np6.

If n"= 3, the element 'X' is placed in

modern periodic table

(1) 7thgroup, 3rd period

~~thgrOUp, 8rd period

(3) 17thgroup, 5thperiod

(4) 3rd group; 3rd period

111.

lUi. The fonowinge~aryoticcensdo not .

containnuclelis; . ..........

;f, ':~t. ,

(I) Iron .

(2) Ma:~esium . . ,1 .

.J.31"Man~anese", ' !,;.~

(4) Coppkr . .' \ 'i \~ .

118. In ~s, the.pro~c:~~ tissue'""d \ ",3 h' b'~ ~"lmSl e or'outslue~t, e' ou.y'lS __

~thllial tiSs~e" -')

. (2) Nej tissue ,

(3) MU~C~lar~s~ue

"4\ n_\ t" .'~,' .. '\: :jvunnec Ive "lIissue. .\ ': , '/'..'. (', \ ,', '

119. In pal'amoecium~ foodentel',s the

bodythrou~~ ,"' .' ':.. :', ,.' " -. ~.-.. . . .! .

pouth

(2), PS,eUdor' odia(3) Cilia

(4) .Cytosome '. '

120. ~e longestlp&rt in,"'.human

afimentarybnallS _

(I) o~soPhlgo.s

. {,o\~S _n \te tin',fell' miiU. ID, ,'S ., ,e

'3'"} 'L' .' II.,.'\: "1 ',a~ge" ntestme

\(4) Soomadl

. ,

I

!

BJOJ.,OGY; .. ""-.

Ii?' '/The ,~lemienipre~Dt iii!~~rophYn''.1 . ."

~:'

.1

'~.,.

': ~ . .'. ~ l. : ..". '....

Plant,cens'canwithst~n~ .~eater '.

'changes in :surrounding medium :

than animalceIls.'becauseof their ~

114.

c) ,Phloem ;sievetube

,a) Red bloO'ClceHs"

b) Slime molds ...

d) WhiteblGod 'cells

(1) a)andb)

(2) b) and ,e) ,

.(3)~) a' .l .:\'. /' ,a'.' B(:lC}

(4) ,d)and a)

'.li6. Studyof tissues IS

rytoiOGY'

, ;.. ,(2) Patholfj)gy

,(3) Tissueology

(4) Hisoology

-_._. __._-... ~nwall

..

(2) Plasma membtane

(3) Chlorophyll .

.' , (4) 'ROot:sys~m" .

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(1) Neem

IS _

.(4) Thyroxin

(3) Estrogen

(1) Adrenalin

~sopressin .

(2) Rose

~~tura. ,. .

rbaccoI .

125~. The hormone that effects urination

."

121. In this disease, caused due to protein' 124. Scopolamine, a sedative is produceddeficiency face and limbs are swollen

~ from _~ Kwashiorkor

(2) Marasm us

(3) Rickets

(4) Pellagra

. 122. During respiration, gaseousexchange takes place in _

~veoli

(2). Pharynx

(3) Trachea

(4) Nasal cavity .

123. Metanephridia are the excreto.ryorgans in _

(1) Reptilians

(2) Arthropodans

~nelids .

. (4) Molluscans'

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fh'~~..----

,/~'

MATH~MATI~S 6~' ,>Triangle ABC has a right angle 130. a and b are both 4-digit b.umbers

2 a > b and one is obtained from fheat C. If sin A = 3 then tan ~ is other by reversing t~e ~igits. Then.

,~~ a+b b-1

(1) : (2) ~ (4...b~ ~::Ofbif .s,:.~~iS2 1X.J5'(,;:- 'Y (2) ~ 11' ".' ..

(3) J5 ~I . 2 (3) 2005(4) 2015 ?i~~', \.-1". .

13L The value of

126.

127. Find the smallest positive number.from the numbers below. i ~,

~-3Jff-;o~~O"" ~ \\ .

(2) 3m -10'C ..f).O~ ~

(3) 51-10.J26~ ~., b 'Z,., 1"'O~q IS~ t> (1) 324 (2) 400

(4) 18 - 5,/13 -;0.. t , .1 , ,,, (3) 373 . ;4"1024128. If x = 9ab where a is an Integer ~Let x = 0.123456789101112 .

consists of a sequence of 2014 eights l7' 998999 where the digits are obtainedand the integer b consists of a by writing the integers 1 through 999sequence of 2014 fives. What is the in order. Then the 2014th digit to rightsum of the digits of x ? of the decimal point is

(1) 9000 ~ ~Jr ~ (2) 6

~ (~5 ~ 9

(3) 18000~ ( 133. ABC is a right angled triangle with(4) 8585 \~

129. If a2 + bi + 2c2E]il fic - 2J2QJ+ 5,= 0then the possible value of a + b - c

~ =900 M is the mid point of AC

and BM = ,1117 cm. Sum of the

lengths of the sides AB and BC is(1) 1 ,. , . ~ 30 cm. The area of the triangle is(2) 2, ....( . ' t ~) 'ol ':. , ~1) .6'cm2,,\~V (2) 108cm2 ~ f). \ ~:~ ~",~~t-~

......-(3) -1 - . ~~ 114 cm2 (4) 125 cm2 1"1, ,f!"" ",,!:L\ tI!: '\- ~\;'

(4) -2 ' ', ..\ " '--"f'" ~ (:-'f)r . ~...\ b~ ,,\,lor' l,,\)l"1\.\."iv . .

~ ) . ;..\.' ;.. .. ~ a [22] ~~ 'It 1- - (A \ 9 ~\ "t> ~ .' 7"\ ,.,,).. 0:. I\).~..\ ~ , t~.,.--_.. ,.-.,,'1 .~ ." \H~ ~... ..y \~"';'J. 1\ l~' \ ~~ ';.'

\). .,), \ ' ~ b.~S, ~f\ ~-\

\ ,

, "

315

139.'J,'he point which isequi-distant &omthe paints~O, '0) (0, 8) and (4, '6)is..

, . -r~01> 0;;., ~ '-t t~~ ~\~ b-,I 'l.rCtq"" ;t,,~"f

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. \0 ~~t.t~q't ...\O~~137.' As shown in the figure an the right

.t\ABC is divided into six smallertriangles by lines drawn fram thevertices through a comman interiarp'Oint.The areas 'Offauraf thesetriangles are indicated in the figure ..Then the area 'Ofthe triangle is t. . ~~-,

. C \j,a 0(' \ \ t q~~ \~,,,

~tA." -

f:i 10 ~

~

~\OV:;;J.V, \,0

)\B tt\"\.to

I . 138. If u andp are the angles in the first ,

. . 1 1'Quadrant tanu = 7' sin!p = .../10

then the value 'Of 'a + 2J3 is

(1) 13, 14, 15

j;.(6,8,10(3) 3,.4,5, 4P: \

~.x

(4) 5,12, 13 ~)tv D ..In the coordinate plane, the set 'Of

paints Ao' AI' A2, A3~ ... An aredetermined as fallaws. ~ is the 'Origin.

~ is the point (3, 4), .~ is the image

'OfAI ~eflected thraugh the 'Origin,far

.k ~3 ~ is the image

142. Given a' quadrilate'ral ABCDinscribed in. a circle with side AB ..

. extended beyond B to point E .. If

(2) 12

(q) .14

(4) 8

.~o

j. \.,/\'\)\~./rI 't}

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HISTORY,

t.

146. After the death of Komaram Bheem,

whom did the Nizams government

appoint to do some research on the

lif~of tribal people?

(1) Furor Haimondorf

~egum Rukaya Sakhawath

Hussain

(3) 'Chandu Menon

,(4) Ramashankar Ray,

149.

150.

In which year was the Indian Forest

Services set up ?

(1) .1864

,(2) 1972

~05

(4) 1988

Find out the correctly matched. ,

147. Which ofthe followingis not correct? .

(3) Social

Contract-

Theory' - Rousseau

~nchRevolution - July 4, 1789

(1) Hambeldon -:-The first Cricket

Club of the world

(3) MCC -:-Marylebei1e

sta'nds for Cricket Club

~theabove ,

Cricket Council

- The headquarters

of International. .

(2) Dubai- Montesquieu

- Maxmillian

Robespierre

(1) The spirit

of laws

(2) Reign of

Terror

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(2) Sahadaran

. (1) Narayana Guru

151. Who is the author of'Indulekha'

which was the first modern novel in

Malayalam?

. - Russian

Parliament'

-' France

(2) Duma

148. Which of the following is not

correctly matched?

(1) Reichstag - German"

Parliament

Parliament

(4) All the above ..."". L-

.y.....: ~t."" ,...

. ~, {)"I

~, \.Q ~bt~ ~,,' ~

\'

, abOVr is/are true? -' .

~OnlYIA .

. (2) Onl~1B .

(3) BotH A andB

IA/ NonJ of the above~. I ~ . '. .

180. Real National Income refers to

(1) Natibnalincome growthadjukted for inflation

)2rNatibnal income growth. adjukted for population growth

. (3) Natibnal income growth .adjukted for depreciation rate

(4) Natibnal income growth' ..

adiurted for .saving growth .

I

III

II

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