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Directions (Q. Nos. 1-30) Read the followings passages carefully and answer the question put there on.

Passage I

Some people think that “Silence is Golden”. Words they must use but they have no love for them. Speech is to them a danger, a device for entangling men. They feel that all may be understood so long as nothing is said that only in silence can reach out to mind and the heart be known. In the exchange of words their personalities do not expand but contract they see the lovely procession of thought and feeling turn into a dusty and disorderly crowed of words and phrases. They see the talkers with mingled fear and contempt stripping cannot understand the silence nor can the silent explain their attitude except in speech. This illuminates the weakness of their belief that they must convince us of the uselessness of speech by means of speech.

1. The central idea of the passage is(a) Silence is Golden(b) The silent do not like Talkers(c) Speech is Dangerous(d) The silent Wrongly Believe that Speech is Dangerous

Answer: - (d)

2. The silent look upon speech(a) With passion(b) With defiance(c) With fear(d) As a device to entangle men

Answer: - (d)

3. One weakness of the attitude of the silent is (a) They can confuse people (b) Their words are disorderly(c) They can’t practice what they preach(d) Their personalities shrink

Answer: - (c)

4. Special meaning of silence according to the passage is (a) Silence preserves energy(b) Silence contracts personality(c) Silence is natural(d) There can be communion between mind and heart only when a person is silent

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Answer: - (d)

5. An appropriate title for the passage is(a) The silent (b) The Speakers(c) Wrong Belief of the Silent(d) Silence is Golden

Answer: - (c)

Passage II

Chumly was a full-grown chimpanzee; his owner a district officer was finding the ape’s large size rather awkward and he wanted to send him to London Zoo as a present so that he could visit the animals when he was back in England on leave. He wrote asking us if we would mind taking Chumly back with us when we left and depositing him at his new home in London and we replied that we would not mind at all. I don’t think that either John or I had the least idea how big Chumly was; I know that I visualized an ape which was about three years old standing about three feet high. I got a rude shock when Chumly moved in.

6. The author(a) Was sure that the animal was very strong(b) Never thought about the animal for a moment(c) Knew that the animal was small and delicate(d) Was in the dark about the animal’s size

Answer: - (d)

7. The district officer wanted to visit Chumly when (a) He felt awkward(b) He went home on leave(c) The animal fell sick (d) He had no one else to call on

Answer: - (b)

8. To the district officer’s proposal, the author (a) Replied in the affirmative(b) Gave a vague reaction (c) Expressed disagreement(d) Agreed reluctantly

Answer: - (a)

9. Chumley’s appearance gave the author a shock because of


(a) Its ungainly shape(b) Its large proportions (c) Its unkempt looks (d) Its menacing movement

Answer: - (b)

10. Chumley was (a) An inmate of London Zoo(b) A wild ape living in the forest (c) A pet of a district officer (d) A domestic help

Answer: - (c)

Passage III

This workshop of Edison’s was an astonishingly busy centre of industry as far as activity and hours of labour were concerned. Edison never asked his men to do anything that he would not do himself his one order was follow me and that meant working with him through endless hours. It is said that on one occasion he even locked himself and his men in, until a difficult piece of work was done – sixty hours on end. Generally the men were employed on piece-work and the longer and the more skillfully they worked the more they earned.

11. According to the passage, Edison’s workshop(a) Was marked by din and squalor(b) Remained often closed owing to lack of orders(c) Was affected by labour unrest (d) Was a scene of intense activity

Answer: - (d)

12. Following Edison would mean (a) Working by fits and starts (b) Working without thoughts of safety(c) Working without interruption(d) Working willfully

Answer: - (c)

13. The men earned more when they worked longer, since(a) They were regular employees (b) They were paid on the basis of their output(c) They were highly skilled(d) Working willfully


Answer: - (b)

14. Edison never asked his workers (a) To carry out thing he would rather do himself (b) To do things he would not do himself (c) To give up a piece of work when it was easy (d) To work at a stretch if necessary

Answer: - (b)

15. Edison once locked himself and other in because(a) He thought it unsafe to go outside(b) He had lost the key to the workshop entrance(c) He wished to explain some difficult operations to the workers(d) He wanted to get a certain job completed

Answer: - (d)

Passage IV

Experiments with the Sulphonamides have made clear a fact about germs which is gaining increasing importance in fighting them. Germs it seems have the same ability as all the other living things gradually to change themselves to suit new conditions. But as the generation of germs lasts only twenty-five or thirty minutes before all the germs divide to form new ones changes that would take many years in animals can be achieved by germs in a few hours. Perhaps then you give the attacking germs a dose of Sulphonamides which upsets them from multiplying; if so they very rapidly develop new powers which enable them to resist the effects of the drug. After this has happened even the strongest dose will fail to disturb them.

16. Since germs can changes themselves to suit new conditions the task of fighting them has become(a) Much easier (b) Much more difficult(c) Absolutely impossible(d) Increasingly important

Answer: - (b)

17. One generations of germs expires bringing into existence the next generation (a) In a few hours(b) In twenty minutes(c) In twenty-five minutes(d) In not more than half an hour

Answer: - (d)


18. Like all other living things germs can change themselves to suit new conditions. This adjustment is possible because the germs have(a) The power of adaptability(b) The power of adaptability(c) The power of compliance(d) The power of fluctuation

Answer: - (a)

19. Germs which are not disturbed even by the strongest possible dose of the Sulphonamides are said to have become(a) Immune (b) Immortal(c) Immobile(d) Improvised

Answer: - (a)

20. Experiments with Sulphonamides have led to the important discovery that (a) Germs are living things and can change themselves to suit new conditions(b) One generation of germs lasts only twenty, twenty-five or thirty minutes(c) Germs can adjust themselves to live and multiply in new conditions (d) Germs are not disturbed even by the strongest possible dose of Sulphonamides

Answer: - (a)

Passage V

This is the era of information explosion in a world that has shrunk to drawing room proportions,. In an era of information explosion everything is as close as you want it to be. The communication revolution has made its effect on the world of sports too. Today the fax machines and computers have made it that if Stefan Edberg suffers a shock at Wimbledon at 1.30 a.m. IST the news can comfortably make the morning papers in New Delhi. Today the media, specially, TV and Press attention on sportspersons has turned the best of them into national heroes, international celebrities. There were days when top players walked out of tournament sites to neighborhood markets for a window shopping after matches or events. Today Ramesh Krishnan’s, Kapil, Devs and Ashwini Nachappas cannot afford such a privilege. They would be mobbed at every turn whether it is New Delhi, or lords of Beijing. Inevitably the information boom triggered by the media obsession with sportspersons has been both a blessing and a cruse for the superstars of sports. While on the one hand the media focus has made them more marketable and therefore considerably than they would have been otherwise the constant glare has also put enormous pressures on the best of them. Tennis fan of the 50s or 60s would hardly know the name of Rod Laver’s wife. Now any 12 of 13 years old seems to be able to tell you the name of Stefan Edberg’s girlfriend. This is just one example. There are hundreds of others in the world of sports. In such cases, where the information, if you can call it that has nothing to do with a player’s game or


even the player can take the media shelter behind the public’s right to know? Is the right absolute? If one’s right to swing his arms ends where the other’s nose begins, then doesn’t the right of the media it inform and that if the public to be informed end where the sportsperson’s private life begins? Is not there a line between journalistic license and licentious journalism in the sports columns? There is, of course no attempt at pompous sermonizing here but merely an effort to see if there is a sense of awareness’ in a section of the sports press of the responsibilities that go with inalienable freedom to inform.

21. Which of the following is not true in the context of the passage?(a) The private life of sportspersons in reported by the press(b) The national players cannot shop around easily now(c) Stefan Edberg does not have any friend (d) The media has helped players to become rich

Answer: - (c)

22. The author’s objective in writing the passage seems to be to(a) Make a comparison of old and current trends in sports journalism (b) Highlight the role of media in communication revolution(c) Make a case for a balanced flow of information in sports journalism(d) Praise the role of media in global coverage of sports events

Answer: - (c)

23. The players of today do not enjoy the same freedom as word enjoyed by the earlier players because(a) There are constrained by the contract they sign(b) Their admirers surround them when they go out (c) Computers have made their life miserable (d) Today there are hundreds of players and nobody cares for them

Answer: - (b)

24. The author’s attitude evidently is(a) Idealistic(b) Orthodox(c) Cynical(d) Critical

Answer: - (d)

25. How does media help the sportspersons?(a) By using in commercial advertisements(b) By informing about their private life to public(c) By providing them good contracts


(d) By giving large coverage to their activities

Answer: - (d)

26. Which of the following according to the passage is not an outcome of information boom?(a) Players are earning more t money these days(b) Sportspersons are now being treated as celebrities (c) Quick and fast communication of sports news (d) Poor performances of players

Answer: - (d)

27. The author is trying to highlight (a) The benefits of speedy communication system(b) The important of exposure of personal life of sportspersons(c) The responsibility of journalism(d) The need for licentious journalism

Answer: - ()

Answer: - (c)

28. According to the passage which of the following is the ‘right’ in the sentence- is that right absolute?(a) Right to play (b) Right to information(c) Right to worldwide coverage of sports events(d) Right to secrecy

Answer: - (b)

29. According to the author, it is not necessary for journalists to make any comments on the (a) Poor performance of players (b) Techniques of sports journalism (c) Public’s right to have information (d) Personal life of the sports personalities

Answer: - (d)

30. According to the author, what is going on in the world of sports under the name of ‘information boom’ is really (a) Misreporting(b) Reporting of things not related with the performance of the players (c) Worldwide coverage of various sports events and other aspects of sportspersons (d) Development of communication network and modernization of media machinery


Answer: - (b)

Directions (Q. Nos. 31-33) in the each of the following questions a number series is given with one term missing. Choose the correct alternatives that will continue the same pattern and replace the question mark in the given series.

31. 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 13,?(a) 12 (b) 15 (c) 14 (d) 16

Answer: - (c)

32. 198, 202, 211, 227,?(a) 210 (b) 212 (c) 252 (d) 27

Answer: - (c)

33. 210, 195, 175, 150, 120,?(a) 75 (b) 80 (c) 85 (d) 90

Answer: - (c)

Direction (Q. Nos. 34-39) three of the following four are alike in certain way and so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to the group?

34. (a) Lion (b) Wolf (c) Panther (d) Tiger

Answer: - (b)

35. (a) Square (b) Triangle (c) Cube (d) Rectangle

Answer: - (c)

36. (a) 15 (b) 17 (c) 23 (d) 29

Answer: - (a)

37. (a) SU (b) IK (c) BD (d) PN

Answer: - (d)

38. (a) Branch (b) Leaf (c) Root (d) Plant

Answer: - (d)

39. (a) Ears (b) Eyes (c) Hands (d) Heart

Answer: - (d)

40. If the word PENCIL is coded as LICNEP, how the word INKPOT would be coded?


(a) TOPINK (b) JOLQPU (c) HMKOPS (d) TOPKNI

Answer: - (d)

41. If in a code language “SUDHA” is written in the same code language?(a) AMR (b) TCO (c) SCN (d) TCN

Answer: - (b)

Directions (Q. Nos. 42-46) Read the following information and answer the questions given below.

1. P, Q, R, S, T, and U are six members in a family in which there are two married couples.2. T a teacher is married to the doctor who is mother of R and U.3. Q the lawyer is married to p.4. P has one son and one grandson.5. Of the two married ladies one is a housewife.6. There is also one student and one male engineer in the family.42. How R is related to U?

(a) Brother(b) Sister (c) Brother or sister(d) Data inadequate

Answer: - (c)

43. How is P related to R?(a) Grandfather (b) Mother (c) Grandmother(d) Data inadequate

Answer: - (c)

44. Who is doctor?(a) P (b) S (c) R (d) data inadequate

Answer: - (b)

45. Which of the following is true about the granddaughter in the family?(a) She is student (b) She is engineer(c) She is a lawyer(d) Data inadequate

Answer: - (a)


46. Who among the following is the housewife?(a) Q (b) P (c) T (d) data inadequate

Answer: - (b)

47. Which letter will be 6th to the right of the third letter from left of the letter which is exactly in the middle of the letter in the series given below? A B C D E XZ Y X W V Q R S T U F G H I J K L M N O P A (a) R (b) Q (c) F (d) G

Answer: - (d)

48. From a point P, Samir started walking towards South and Walked 40m. He then turned towards his left and walked 30 m and reached a point Q. The point Q is at what minimum distance and at what direction from the point P?(a) 50 m South-West(b) 45 m South-East (c) 50 m South-East(d) 35 m South-East

Answer: - (c)

49. ‘Bank’ is related to ‘Money’ in the same way ‘Transport’ is related to (a) Goods (b) Road(c) Movement (d) Traffic

Answer: - (a)

50. Which letter will be the 5th from right if the first and the second the third and the fourth and so on are interchanged from the world the word COMPANIONATE?(a) I (b) O (c) A (d) N

Answer: - (a)

51. ‘Swin’ is related to ‘Fish’ in the same way as ‘walk’ is related to(a) Man (b) Bird (c) legs (d) Foot

Answer: - (a)

52. One day John left home and cycled 10 km Southwards turned right and cycled 5 km and turned left and cycled 10 km. how many kms will he have to cycle to reach his home straight?(a) 10 km (b) 15 km (c) 20 km (d) 25 km

Answer: - (b)


53. In a cricket session, India defeated Australia twice West Indies defeated India twice. Australia defeated West Indies twice, India defeated New Zealand twice and West Indies defeated New Zealand twice. Which country has lost most number of times?(a) India(b) Australia (c) New Zealand (d) West Indies

Answer: - (c)

54. If P is husband of Q, and R is the mother of S and Q, how is related to P?(a) Mother (b) Sister(c) Aunt (d) Mother-in-law

Answer: - (d)

55. If H=8, HE= 13, then “HEN” will be equal to (a) 22 (b) 24 (c) 25 (d) 27

Answer: - (d)

Directions (Q. Nos. 56-60) In each question below are given two statements followed by two conclusion numbered I and II. You have to take the two given statements to be at variance from coin manly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the two gives statements disregarding commonly known facts.

Give answer

(a) If only conclusion I follows(b) If only conclusion II follows(c) If either I or II follows (d) If neither I nor II follows56. Statements

All poets are goats.Some goats are tree.ConclusionsI. Some poets are trees.II. Some trees are goats.

Answer: - (b)

57. Statements Some pens are tables.


No table is blue.ConclusionsI. Some tables are pen.II. No pen is blue.

Answer: - (a)

58. StatementsSome hens are cows.All cows are horses.ConclusionsI. Some horses are hens.II. All hens are horses.

Answer: - (a)

59. StatementsSome doges are bats.Some bats are cats.ConclusionsI. Some dogs are cats. II. Some cats are doges.

Answer: - (d)

60. StatementsAll books are pencils.All pencils are flowers.ConclusionsI. All books are flowers.II. All pencils are books.

Answer: - (a)

61. Which of the following is used as the logo the World Wide Fund (WWF) for nature?(a) Lion(b)Dear(c) Giraffe(d)Panda

Answer: - (d)

62. The first navigator who sailed round the earth and proved that the shape of the earth is round was (a) James Cook


(b) Ferdinand Magellan(c) Plotemy(d)Vasco-de-Gama

Answer: - (b)

63. An Air bubble in water will act like (a) Convex mirror (b)Convex lens(c) Concave mirror(d)Concave lens

Answer: - (d)

64. Which of the following is not correctly matched?(a) Alla Rakha - Tabla(b)Pt. Ravi Shankar - Sitar(c) Amjad Ali Khan – sarod (d) M.S Subbalakshmi – Bharatnatyam

Answer: - (d)

65. Maximum number of daily newspapers in India are published in(a) Bengali (b) Hindi (c) English (d)Malayalam

Answer: - (b)

66. Plants take nitrogen in the form of (a) Nitrites (b)Ammonia(c) Nitrates (d)Elements N

Answer: - (c)

67. The prestigious Remon Magsaysay award was conferred upon Ms. Kiran Bedi for her excellent contribution in which of the following fields?(a) Journalism (b)Literature(c) Community welfare(d) Government service


Answer: - (c)

68. KONARK is situated in which State?(a) Orissa(b)West Bengal(c) Bihar (d)Rajasthan

Answer: - (a)

69. India first successful surface to surface missile is (a) Prithvi(b)Agni(c) Akash(d) Vayu

Answer: - (a)

70. Zero was invented by(a) Aryabhatta(b)Varahamihira(c) Bhaskara I(d)Brahamagupta

Answer: - (b)

71. The sugar Contained in honey is(a) Fructose (b)Glucose(c) Maltose(d)Sucrose

Answer: - (a)

72. Secular State means that (a) The State has a religion(b) The State is opposed to religions(c) The State favours no religion(d)The State patronises all religions

Answer: - (c)

73. The parliament of which country is known as National Panchayat?(a) Bhutan


(b)Bangladesh(c) Nepal(d)None of these

Answer: - (c)

74. Where are the ‘Pyramids’ situated?(a) Egypt(b)Jakarta(c) Rome(d)None of these

Answer: - (a)

75. ‘Subroto Cup’ is associated with which of the following games?(a) Hockey (b) Football(c) Basketball (d)Cricket

Answer: - (b)

76. Which of the following receives minimum rainfall in India?(a) Jaisalmer (b) Leh (c) Delhi (d)Pune

Answer: - (b)

77. Barometer is used to measure which of the following?(a) Quantity of heat (b) Electric current (c) Density of liquids (d) Atmospheric pressure

Answer: - (d)

78. Which of the following is not the source of industrial finance in India?(a) ICICI (b) IDBI(c) Foreign Banks in India (d) India Commercial Banks

Answer: - (d)


79. During the reign of which of the following rules did Tulsidas, the author of ‘Ramcharitmanas’ flourish?(a) Akbar (b)Shahjahan (c) Humayun(d)Sher Shah Suri

Answer: - (a)

80. April 22 is observed as (a) World Health Day (b)Earth Day (c) National Maritime Day(d) Manav Ekta Divas

Answer: - (b)

81. The ‘planning Commission’ was set up in the year (a) 1948(b)1950(c) 1952(d)1954

Answer: - (b)

82. Corbett National Park is located in(a) Madhya Pradesh (b)Rajasthan (c) Assam (d)Uttarakhand

Answer: - (d)

83. Which one of the following is the headquarters of the US defence services ‘The Pentagon’?(a) Hague (b)Washington DC(c) Paris (d)London

Answer: - (b)

84. Soap is sodium salt of (a) Amyl alcohol(b)Stearic acid(c) Carbolic acid


(d)Picric acid

Answer: - (b)

85. The Himalayas have snowline at 4300 m whereas in the Alps mountain, it is at 3000 m. This is because the(a) Himalayas are higher than the Alps (b)Himalayas face the monsoon winds (c) Himalayas are located in lower latitudes (d)Himalayas have dense forest cover

Answer: - (c)

86. The highest civilian award in India is(a) Bharat Ratan (b) Jananpith(c) Padma Vibhushan (d)None of these

Answer: - (a)

87. Conduction of current in an aqueous solution of sodium chloride is by (a) Electrons only (b)Sodium ion only (c) Chloride ions only(d)Sodium and chloride ions

Answer: - (d)

88. In which year Indian National Congress was founded?(a) 1885(b)1869(c) 1890(d)1894

Answer: - (a)

89. Which one of the following is known as Pearl City?(a) Cochin(b) Tuticorin(c) Rameswaram (d)Masulipatanam

Answer: - (b)

90. The main constituent of cooking gas (LPG) is


(a) Butane(b)Ethane (c) Methane(d)Propane

Answer: - (a)

Direction (Q. Nos. 91-95) in each of the following questions out of the given alternatives, choose the one which best express the meaning of the given word.

91. QUIT(a) Continue (b) with breaks (c) bring to an end (d) leave

Answer: - (d)

92. CAB(a) Bus (b) driver (c) horse (d) taxi

Answer: - (d)

93. FLAIR(a) Natural ability (b) creativity (c) hidden quantity (d) strength

Answer: - (a)

94. ZEAL (a) Slow (b) sober (c) enthusiasm (d) simplicity

Answer: - (c)

95. ENVELOP(a) Fold (b) cut (c) wrap (d) open

Answer: - (c)

Directions (Q. Nos. 96-100) in each the following questions, choose the word opposite in meaning to the given word.

96. ISOLATION (a) Seclusion (b) association (c) hardness (d) segregation

Answer: - (b)

97. OPPONENT (a) Rival (b) ally (c) antagonist (d) faithful


Answer: - (b)

98. CONTENT (a) Satisfied (b) disagree (c) proud (d) displease

Answer: - (d)

99. MOBILITY (a) Movement (b) still (c) energy (d) skill

Answer: - (b)

100. HYPOTHESIS (a) Fact (b) theory (c) conjecture (d)

suppressed

Answer: - (a)

Directions (Q. Nos. 101-105) given below are few sentences along with some blank spaces. Read the sentences carefully and fill in the blanks with the help of the words given below.

101. Child labour has become a …………………. Burning issue for the ………….. Few years.(a) Subtle, past (b) Particularly, gone (c) Particularly, past (d) Dirty, next

Answer: - (c)

102. We cannot ………………. Our spiritual teachings from our learning, nor can we separate our beliefs about who and what are ……………….. Our values and our behaviors. (a) Separate, from (b) See, near(c) Upset, about(d) Distinguish, on

Answer: - (a)

103. The Chief Minister ……………. the house that ……………. action would be taken against all those found involved in corruption.(a) Instructed, preventive(b) Called, strict(c) Assured, stringent(d) Reiterated, strictly

Answer: - (c)


104. Mahesh …………….. me coming to his table, he smiled and ………….. me a chair.(a) Looked, gave(b) Welcome, took(c) Saw, offered(d) Found, signaled

Answer: - (c)

105. The state government employees …………………. threatened to launch an indefinite strike from next month to ……………..(a) Have, press(b) Did, get(c) Were, met(d) Nearly, fulfill

Answer: - (a)

Directions (Q. Nos. 106-110) in each of the following questions a word has been written in four different ways. Out of which only one is correctly spelt. Find the correctly

106. (a) detergent (b) Detergent (c) Ditergent(d) Detergent

Answer: - (c)

107. (a) tarrif(b) Tariff(c) Tariff(d) Taarif

Answer: - (b)

108. (a) entrepreneur(b) entrepreneur(c) entreprenuer(d) entreprneur

Answer: - (b)

109. (a) intelligence(b) intilligence(c) intalligence


(d) intelligance

Answer: - (a)

110. (a) expact(b) expactt(c) expect(d) expait

Answer: - (c)

Directions (Q. Nos. 111-115) in the question some of the sentences have errors and some have none. Find out which of parts (a), (b) (c) and (d) an error.

111. While going (a)/through the report (b)/ yesterday I find (c)/ several factual mistakes. (d)

Answer: - (c)

112. No sooner did (a)/the chairman begin speaking, (b)/ some participants started (c)/ shouting slogans. (d)

Answer: - (c)

113. Although the patient (a)/ was rude with the (b)/ nurses, the hehaved (c)/ nice with the doctor. (d)

Answer: - (d)

114. After the humiliating exposure (a)/ he hanged his head (b)/ in shame. (c)/ No error(d)

Answer: - (d)

115. Sachin is so best (a)/ a player that (b)/ he would be certainly (c)/ included in the team. (d)

Answer: - (a)

Directions (Q. Nos. 116-120) In the following question the first and last sentences of the passage are 1 and 6. The rest of the passage is split into four parts and are named P, Q, R and S. These four parts are not given in their proper order. Read the passage and find out which of the four combinations is correct. Then find the correct answer.

116. 1 : There is a fashion now-a-daysP : as an evilQ : who is born with a silver spoon?R : to bewail povertyS : and to pity the young man 6 : in his mouth


(a) PSQR (b) RSQP (c) RPSQ (d) SQPR

Answer: - (c)

117. 1 : Yet so few of us haveP : walls of daily routineQ : the time or the means R : those enclose our lives S : to break through the narrow 6 : to yet so know this land(a) SRQP (b) RPSQ (c) QSPR (d) PQRS

Answer: - (c)

118. 1 : India has been a landP : but in sense that learning has always been very highly valuedQ : not indeed in the sense that education has been universal R : and the learned man has been held in higher esteemS : of learning throughout the ages 6 : then the warrior or the administrator(a) PQSR (b) RQPS (c) RSQP (d) SQPR

Answer: - (d)

119. 1 : It was obvious P : made by himQ : submitted at the meetingR : from the comments S : on the draft proposals 6 : that he was not satisfied with them(a) QRSP (b) SQRP (c) RPSQ (d) PSRQ

Answer: - (c)

120. 1 : If all the nations P : for the common good of mankind Q : then they will never fight with each other R : work togetherS : and help other 6 : and there will be no war(a) PRQS (b) RPSQ (c) PQRS (d) SQRP

Answer: - (b)


121. If a sum of money doubles itself in 8 yr at simple interest, then the rate of interest per annum is (a) 11.5(b) 12.0(c) 12.5(d) 13.0

Answer: - (c)

122. The ratio between the length and breadth of a rectangular field is 3: 2. If the length is increased by 5 m the new area of the field will be 2600 sq m. what is the breadth of the rectangular field?(a) 40 m (b) 60 m (c) 65 m (d) N one of these

Answer: - (a)

123. Ten years ago A was half of B in age. If the ratio of their present ages is 3: 4, what will be the total of their present ages?(a) 8 yr (b) 20 yr (c) 30 yr (d) None of these

Answer: - (d)

124. A retailer buys 30 pens from a wholesaler and pays equal to marked price of 27 pens. If he sells the pens at the marked prices, his profit per cent in the transaction is(a) 100 %

11(b) 10 %(c) 100 %

9(d) 20 %

Answer: - (c)

125. If the diameter of a cylinder is 28 cm and its height is 20 cm, then the surface area (in cm2) is

(a) 2993 (b) 2992 (c) 2292 (d) 2229

Answer: - (b)


126. 17 + 14 × 18 =? 2 2 5(a) 55

2(b) 69

2(c) 71

2(d) 176

5

Answer: - (c)

127. 45% of 225 + 21 =?(a) 80 (b) 100 (c) 60 (d) None of these

Answer: - (d)

128. 5152 ÷ 280 + 140 ÷ 3.5 =?(a) 58.40 (b) 42.93 (c) 35.40 (d) None of these

Answer: - (a)

129. 46.40 × 3.5 – 2.4 =? 17.5 × 4.8 – 4.0 (a) 0.33 (b) 2 (c) 1 (d) None of these 2

Answer: - (b)

130. 40 ÷ 0.80 ÷ 0.25 =?(a) 12.5 (b) 200 (c) 20 (d) 250

Answer: - (b)

131. 5 ¼ × (124) °²⁵ is equal to:-(a) 5 (b) 25 (c) 5 (d) 5 5

Answer: - (c)

132. 26 + 13 + 7 =? 3 4 3(a) 871

18(b) 4(c) 14/3 (d) None of these Answer: - (d)


133. log 7 is equal to log 7

(a) 1 (b) ½ (c) 2 (d) 1

Answer: - (b)

134. 178.96 – 84.48 = 0.25 ×? 47.24(a) 4 (b) 2 (c) 16 (d) None of these

Answer: - (d)

135. 6085 – 4017 + 1496 – 1124 =?(a) 2890 (b) 2350 (c) 2980 (d) None of these

Answer: - (d)

136. A contractor agreeing to finish a work in 150 days employed 75 men, each working for 8 h daily. After 90 days only 2 7 of the work was completed. How many more men would be put on now; each working 10h daily so as to finish the work in the stipulated time? (a) 225 (b) 75 (c) 150 (d) 300

Answer: - (b)

137. A horse worth Rs 9000 is sold by A to B at a loss of 10%. B cells the horse back to A at 10% gain. The result is (a) A makes no profit or loss (b) B gains Rs 900(c) A gains Rs 900(d) A gains Rs 810

Answer: - (d)

138. The banks of a river are parallel. A swimmer starts from a point on one the banks and swims in a straight line inclined to the bank at 45 and reaches the opposite bank which is 20 m from the starting point. The breadth of the river is (a) 20m (b) 20 2 m (c) 20 m (d) 40 m

Answer: - (c)


139. The price of sugar increases by 32%. A family reduces its consumption so that the expenditure of the sugar is up only by 10%. If the total consumption of the sugar before the prices-wise was 10 kg per month then the consumption of sugar per month at present, in kg is (a) 25 (b) 17 (c) 35 (d) 9

3 3 4

Answer: - (a)

140. The ratio between the ages of A and B at present is 2: 3. Five years hence the ratio of their ages will be 3: 4. What is the present age of A in years?(a) 10 (b) 15 (c) 25 (d) None of these

Answer: - (a)

141. In a zoo, the rabbits and pigeons are kept together in a room. If heads are counted then number of heads is 100, but if all the legs are counted, then number of legs is 288. The number of pigeons is (a) 56 (b) 44 (c) 50 (d) 65

Answer: - (a)

142. Two trains start simultaneously from A and B and travel towards each other at the rates of 85 km/h and 77.5 km/h respectively. When they meet, one train has travelled 60 km more than other. The distance between A and B is(a) 1300 km (b) 1350 km (c) 650 km (d) None of these

Answer: - (a)

143. The rate of interest on a sum of money is 4 per cent per annum for the first two years 6 per cent per annum for the period beyond six years. If the simple interest accrued by the sum for a total period of nine years is Rs 1120, what is the sum?(a) Rs 2000 (b) Rs 4000 (c) Rs 1500 (d) None of these

Answer: - (a)

144. The income of A and B are in the ratio 5: 3, their expenses are in the ratio 8: 5 and their savings are in the ratio 2: 1. If the total annual savings of A and B are Rs 36000, find the monthly income of A.(a) Rs 1000 (b) Rs 5000 (c) Rs 10000 (d) None of these

Answer: - (c)


145. The simplification of 13 ½ ― [ 4 ½ ― {3 ―( 2 ½ ) } ] is

(a) 9 ½ (b) 10 ½ (c) 10 ¾ (d) 13 ½

Answer: - (a)

146. The value of 0.02 + 0.0049 is

(a) 0.03 (b) 0.3 (c) 0.033 (d) 0.003

Answer: - (b)

147. 21 ÷ 7 + 4 =? 4 3 3(a) 17 (b) 11 (c) 7 (d) 7

6 6 3 2

Answer: - (a)

148. 4 of 3125 + 250 =? of 8250 5(a) 1 (b) 1 (c) 1 (d) None of these

2 4 3

Answer: - (c)

149. 7563 – 3948 + 1054 =?(a) 10457 (b) 2561 (c) 4669 (d) None of these

Answer: - (c)

150. 35% of 240 + 30% of 180 =? % of 552(a) 25 (b) 75 (c) 50 (d) None of these

Answer: - (a)


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