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i) General Awareness
1. Every year World Biofuel Day will be 6. He was an Indian independence activist
celebrated on and political leader and he was also
(A) August io-
popularly referred to as Lok Nayak.
(B) October 22nd
(C) September 2151 (A) Lal Bahadur Shastri
(D) None of the above (8) Jayaprakash Narayan (JP)
(C) Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
2. Who became the first person to be
(D) None of the above
formally recognised as Leader of
Opposition (LOP) in the Loksabha ?
7. Which of the following article of the
(A) C. M. Stephen
(B) Ram Subhag Singh Indian Constitution deal with special
(C) Jagjivan Ram status for Hyderabad-Karnataka
(D) None of the above Region?
(A) Article 371 (J)
3. Which one of the following States
of India given below also known as (8) Article 370
"Pearl of the Orient" ? (C) Article 238
(A) Goa (D) None of the above
(6) Ja.nrnu and Kashmir
(C) Odisha 8. Machu-Picchu, an Inca citadel and also
(D) Rajasthan
a one of the 7 wonders of medieval
4. It is one of the famous beach in the State modern world is located in which of the
of Odisha, it is also unique in a way that following country ?
the water recedes upto 5 kilometers (A) Sri Lanka
during the ebb tide, due to its unique
(B) Canada
circumstances, the beach supports rich
biodiversity. Which one of the following (C) South Africa
could be this? (D) Peru
(A) Chandipur beach
(B) Gopalpur beach 9. Choose the correct pair of Newspaper
(C) Puri beach and its places:
(D) None of the above Newspaper Places
5. Which is the western most territory of 1. Khaleej Times - Oubai, UAE
India? 2. The Island - Indonesia
(A) Panaji, Goa (A) Only 1
(8) Ghuar Mota, In Kutch, Gujarat (B) Only 2
(C) Gandhinagar, Gujarat
(C) Both 1 and 2
(D) None of the above
(D) None of the above
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10. Which of the following river also referred 16. National Company Law Tribunal is
to as "Sorrow of Bengal" ? situated in
(A) Kosi
(A) Bengaluru (B) Mumbai
(B) Darnodar
(C) Chennai (D) Delhi
(C) Subamarekha
(D) Gandak
17. The declaration of solvency of a
11 . Which of the following documents is issued voluntary winding company is done by
by the company to collect capital ? (A) Directors
(A) Memorandum of association (B) Secretary
(B) Prospectus (C) Creditors
(C) Article of association (D) None of the above
(D) Red herring certificate
18. Who can vote in case of equal vote?
12. Appointment of Managing Director is
(A) Creditors
done through
(B) Secretary
(A) Article of association
(B) Agreement with the company (C) Chairman
(C) Resolution passed in general (D) Managing Director
meeting
(D) In the meeting of board of 19. Which of L:.6 following is not a duty 0f
directors Secretary of a company?
(A) To decide the procedure of
13. Minimum number of Directors in Public agenda
Limited Company should be
(B) Record the proceedings of the
(A) 2 (B) 3
meeting
(C) 4 (D) 5
(C) Convey thanks to the members
14. Company Registrar is to be informed (D) Use his casting vote
after the appointment of Managing
Director in 20. If a shareholder is declared insolvent by
(A) 60 days (B) 45 days court, his
(C) 25 days (D) 30 days (A) Share transfer will not be
executed
15. Maximum number of gap of months
(B) Share transmission will be
between two annual general meetings
of company is executed
(A) 12 months (B) 15 months (C) Both (A) and (B)
(C) 18 months (D) 20 months (D) None of the above
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ii) General Intelligence and Reasoning Ability
21. Find the suitable alternative for '?' 26. In a row of students, Anil is 7thfrom the
GREAT: 25 : : NUMBER: ? left while Jack is 18th from right. Both of
(A) 36 (B) 38 them interchange their positions such
(C) 27 (D) 24 that Anil becomes 21st from the left. How
many people are there in the row ?
22. Each vowel in the word JOURNEY is (A) 38 (B) 39
replaced by the previous letter in the (C) 40 (D) None of these
English alphabet and each consonant is
27. Pointing to a lady a man said, "The
replaced by the next letter in the Engl ish
son of her only brother is the brother
alphabet, then the substitute letters are of my wife." How is the lady related to
arranged in alphabetical order. Which of the man?
the following will be the 5thfrom the left (A) Mother's sister
end? (B) Grandmother
(A) S (B) T (C) Mother-in-law
(C) N (D) 0 (D) Sister of father-in-law
23. If in a certain code language 'MARCH' 28. What will be the angle between the
is written as 'OCTEJ', then how will minute hand and hour hand of clock
'RETURN' be written i~ that language? at 9: 30?
(A) 75° (B) 90°
(A) TFUVSM (B) QGSTQM
(C) 105° (D) 120°
(C) TGVWTP (D) TGRVSO
29. Kavi walks Northward upto 10m. He
24. In a certain code, 'CERTAIN' is coded as
turns left and walks 30 m. Finally, he
'XVIGZRM', 'SEQUENCE' is coded as
turns left and walks 50 m. At what
'HVJFVMXV'. How would 'REQUIRED' distance Kavi is now from his starting
be coded? position?
(A) FJIVWVIR (B) VJIFWTRV (A) 50 m (B) 10 m
(C) WVJRIFVI (D) IVJFRIVW (C) 20 m (D) 90 m
25. Find the missing number from the 30. Five boys Al, A2, A3, A4 and As are sitting
on a stair in the following way:
given alternatives:
1. As is above Al.
92 70 48 2. A4 is under A2.
3. ~ is under Al.
64 53 42 4. A4 is between A2 and A3.
52 45 ? Then, who is at the lowest position of
the stair?
(A) 36 (B) 40 (A) Al
(C) 38 (D) 42
(C) As
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31. In a certain code language, 35. In a row of boys, A is fifteenth from the
1. 'pit na sa' means 'you are left and B is fourth from the right. There
welcome'. are three boys between A and B. Cis
2. 'na ho pa la' means 'they are very just left of A. What is CiS position from
the right?
good'.
(A) 9th (B) 10th
3. 'ka da la' means 'who is good'. (C) 12th (D) 13th
4. 'ad ho pit la' means 'they
welcome good people'. 36. Choose the word which is least like the
Which of the following means 'people' other words.
(A) Polyester (B) Cotton
in that code language?
(C) Terylene (D) Nylon
(A) ad (B) la
(C) ho (D) pH
37. If ENGLAND is written as 1234526 and
32. I. The inter-club cricket toumament FRANCE is written as 785291, how is
GREECE coded?
scheduled for the week was called
(A) 381171 (B) 381191
off.
(C) 832252 (D) 835545 .
II. Heavy showers are expected in the
city area during the next forty eight 38. A student got twice as many sums
hours. wrong as he got right. If he attempted
48 sums in all, then how many did he
Choose correct alternative for above
solve correctly?
statements. (A) 12 (B) 16
(A) Statement I is the cause and (C) 18 (D) 24
statement II is its effect.
(B) Statement" is the cause and 39. Five bells begin to toll together and toll
statement I is its effect. respectively at intervals of 6, 5, 7, 10
and 12 seconds. How many times will
(C) Both statements are independent
they toll together in one hour excluding
causes. the one at the start ?
(D) Both statements are effects of (A) 7 times (B) 8 times
independent causes. (C) 9 times (D) 11 times
33. = =
If E 5 and EVEN 46, then ENTER = 40. If it is possible to make a meaningful
(A) 62 (B) 52 word with the 3rd, 4th, 6th and 12thletters
(C) 72 (D) 42 of the word BREAKTHROUGH, which
rd
of the following is the 3 letter of the
34. Find out the wrong number in the word? If no such word can be formed,
give 'N' as the answer and if more than
sequence.
one such word can be formed, give 'D'
4,5,7,10,14,18,25,32. as the answer.
(A) 7 (B) 14 (A) E (B) H
(C) 18 (D) 32 (C) N (D) D
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iii) Arithmetical and Numerical Ability
41. If ~ 510 is divided among 3 people A, 46. 25 is divided into 2 parts such that the
B andC in such a way that 'A' gets ~ sum of their reciprocals is.! then the
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1 numbers are
of what 'B' gets and 'B' gets 4 of what (A) 9, 16
(8) 15, 10
'C' gets then B's share is (in rupees) (C) 11, 14 (0) None of these
(A) 60 (B) 90
(C) 180 (0) None of these 47. For 3 month's, the salary of a person
are in the ratio 2 : 4 : 5. If the difference
42. Mr. A is ahead of Mr. B by 20 km and between the product of the salaries of
both are walking in the same direction. first 2 months and the last 2 months is
If A is walking at 4 km per hour and B ~ 4,80,00,000, then the salary of the
at 5 km per hour, the number of hours person for the 2nd month will be
requi red by B to overtake A is (A) ~ 4,000 (8) ~ 8,000
(A) 18 hours (B) 9 hours
(C) ~ 6,000 (0) ~ 10,000
(C) 100 hours (0) 20 hours
48. The minimum value of the function
43. Mrs. Jaya bought 4 sarees. The average
X2 - 6x + 10 is
price of sarees being ~ 150. If the average
price ui 2 superior sarees is ~ 170 cu-.u
the
(A) 1 (B) L
prices of remaining 2 sarees is in the ratio (C) 3 (0) 10
7 : 6, then price of costliest saree among 49. The number of triangles that can be
the remaining 2 sarees is
formed by choosing the vertices from a
(A) ~ 160 (B) ~ 170
set of 12 points, seven of which lie on
(C) ~ 140 (0) None of these
the same straight line is
44. 500 workers can finish a work in 8 days. (A) 185 (8) 175
The number of workers required to (C) 115 (0) 105
finish the same work in 5 days is
(A) 800 (B) 700 50. If 8thterm of an AP is 15, then the sum
(C) 600 (0) 900 of its 15 terms is
(A) 15 (8) 0
45. In a survey of 5000 people, it was found
(C) 225 (0) 225
that 2800 read Indian Express and 2
2300 read Times of India, while 400 51. If the difference between simple interest
read both. The number of people who and compound interest is ~ 11 at the
neither read Indian Express nor Times rate of 10% per annum for 2 years, then
of India is the sum invested is, (in rupees)
(A) 100 (B) 300 (A) 1,200 (8) 1,100
(C) 200 (0) None of these (C) 1,000 (0) None of these
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52. If 144 is divided into 3 parts which 57. If 10 of a person is given by the formula
are in AP, such that the largest is
twice the smallest, then the smallest 10 = MA x 100 where MA is mental age,
CA
of 3 numbers is
CA is chronological age. If 80 ~ 10 ~ 140
(A) 48 (8) 36
(C) 13 (D) 32 for a group of 12 year old children, the
range of their mental age will be
53. Three years ago, father was 4 times
(A) between 9.6 yrs to 16.8 yrs
as old as his son and after 5 years he
will be 3 times as old as his son. The (8) between 9 yrs to 15 yrs
present age of the son is (C) between 11 yrs to 13.5 yrs
(N 18yrs (~ 19yrs
(D) none of these
(C) 21 yrs (D) None of these
58. There are 4 men and 6 women on the
54. The size of the largest square tile to
city council. If one council member is
floor a room of length 6 m 50 cm and
breadth 9 m 15 cm is selected for a committee at random,
(A) 20 sq.cm how likely is that it is a woman?
(8) 25 sq.cm (A) ~ (8) ~
(C) 36 sq.cm
5 10
(D) None of these (C) 1
3
(D) 5
10
55. The length, breadth and height of a 59. Value of sin2 63° + sin2 2]0 is
room are 5 m, 4 m and 3 m respectively.
(A) 0
The cost of white washing the walls of
the room and ceiling at the rate of ~ 7.50 (8) 2
per m2 is
(C) 1
(A) ~1,010
(D) None of these
(8) ~ 555
(C) ~ 750
60. If in a right angled triangle, the difference
(D) None of these
between the two acute angles is 20° then
56. The volume of a sphere whose surface the smallest angle in the triangle is
2
area is 154 em- is, (use 1t = 27 ) (A) 20°
(A) 539 cm2 (8) 539 ern" (8) 15°
3 3
(C) 35°
(D) None of these (D) 45°
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Use appropriate preposition to fill in the Choose correct one word substitute for the
blanks: following:
81. The bird flew the 86. "A strong and fast moving stream of
window. water"
(A) against (A) tripping (8) hustling
(8) at (C) torrent (D) wisps
(C) off
Choose the appropriate verb form and fill in
(D) down the blanks:
82. My friend is his way to 87. I was sure that 1 him
Oehradun. before.
(A) of (8) at (A) had met (8) am meeting
(C) on (D) in (C) meet (D) met
Add suitable question tag: 88. We a party next Saturday.
Can you come?
83. No one saw me, _ (A) 're to have (8) 're having
(A) do they? (C) have . (D) 'II have
(8) did they?
Choose appropriate modal/semi-modal to fill
(C) can they?
in the blanks:
(D) can't they?
89. _____ me to get you some
84. We should visit the hills, _
water?
(A) shouldn't we ? (A) Would you like
(8) shall we? (8) Should you like
(C) should we ? (C) Shall you like
(D) shan't we? (D) Will you like
Choose the sentence which has an error in it : 90. It's the third time she's been skating
this week. She _
85. (A) I am going home really enjoy it.
(8) She ran into the room crying (A) must
(C) I have been waiting from three (8) should
hours (C) ought to
(D) He agreed to my demands (D) had better
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Fill in the blanks with appropriate preposition: Identify the tense of the given sentence:
91. The Concert features, _ 96. "I shall have finished my work by the
time he returns home."
others, Karl Frisk and the Johnsons.
(A) Simple present
Their music is still very popular
(B) Future indefinite
____ teenagers.
(C) Future continuous
(A) between, among (D) Future perfect
(B) between, between
Fill in the blanks with correct verb which agrees
(C) among, between with the subject:
(D) among, among
97. There a new pair of shoes
in the cupboard.
92. She tried to _
(A) are (B) were
(A) talk me the plan out of (C) is (D) have
(B) talk me out of the plan
Identify the underlined word:
(C) talk out of me the plan
98. This is the house which belongs to my
(0) talk out me of the plan
sister.
Fill in the blanks with correct phrase from the (A) Noun
options: (B) Adjective
(C) Adverb
93. He is sure to the mob.
(D) Relative pronoun
(A) work up (B) work out
(C) work down (0) work in Choose the wrongly spelt word:
94. The dog tried to me. 99. (A) BALM
(A) get on with (8) get out (8) 80S EM
(C) get at (C) BOWER
(D) get under
(D) GLADE
Identify the figu re of speech :
Choose the correct synonym of the given
95. "Hope told a flattery tale words:
That joy would return soon"
100. Ply
(A) Simile
(A) Examine
(B) Metaphor (B) Blow
(C) Personification (C) Worried
(0) Apostrophe (0) Go through
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SECTION-B
Post Specific Subject - Related Questions
101. According to the Town Planning Act, 105. is a series of steps suitably
the main objective of town planning arranged for the purpose of connecting
summarized in three words are different floors of a building.
(A) Health, convenience and beauty (A) Stair
(B) Riser
(B) Roads, water supply and
(C) Winders
sanitation (D) Both (B) and (C)
(C) Parks, shopping complex and
106. The highest part of an arch is called the
hospitals
(A) Key stone (B) Span
(D) Schools, hotels and hospitals
(C) Voussoirs (D) Crown
102. A person who gives a report on social 107. The slab is a type of construction
and cultural stature of the city dwellers in which the flooring slab is directly
is called supported on columns without the
agency of beams.
(A) Geologist
(A) Flat
(8) Sociologist (8) One way
(C) Ecologist (C) Two way
(D) Economist (D) Both {A) and (C)
108. Loads coming on the foundation of a
103. introduced 'the sociological
structure are
concept in the town planning. (A) Dead loads
(A) Sir Ebenezer Howard (8) Live loads
(B) Clarence Stein (C) Seismic loads
(C) Winston Churchill (D) All of the above
(D) Sir Patrick Geddes 109. makes the paint in the state
of fluid and thus helps to spread its
104. The in buildings create ingredients uniformly over the surface
unhealthy living conditions like-breaking to be painted.
and cracking of walls and roofs, (A) Drier (8) Pigment
(C) Solvent (D) Vehicle
crumbling of plaster, peeling of paint,
growth of fungus, corrosion of steel in 110. is done to discover or
RCC construction, damage to wood and establish the existence of a relationship/
electrical work and breeds termites. association/ interdependence between
(A) Window openings two or more aspects of a situation.
(A) Correlational study
(8) Plastering (8) Descriptive study
(C) Dampness (C) Pilot study
(D) Cladding (D) Feasibility study
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111. In research, a concept that can be 116. F.M.O.C. in building cost means
measured is called a (A) Fees, Material, Overheads and
(A) Perception Construction
(8) Attitude (8) Fees, Man power, Overheads
(C) Attribute and Corporate
(D) Variable (C) Family, Modern, Occupancy and
Clusters
112. This means that any conclusions drawn (D) Fees, Management, Overheads
and Contingencies
are based upon hard evidence gathered
from information collected from real-life
117. Survey done to understand the
experiences or observations. occupational condition of workers
(A) Empi rical is classified under
(8) Critical (A) Social survey
(C) Systematic (8) Physical survey
(D) Valid and verifiable (C) Both (A) and (8)
(D) Economic survey
113. allow light to penetrate the
space and illuminate the surfaces of 118. For an area to be surveyed by aerial
a room, offer views from the room to photography, a series of parallels
the exterior and provide for the natural called are planned.
ventilation of the space. (A) Vertical strips
(8) Flight strips
(A) Windows
(C) Ground photos
(8) Doors
(D) None of the above
(C) Ventilators
(D) Courtyards 119. In terrestrial photogrammetry, the
instrument used is
114. A central, dominant space about which a (A) Fixed camera
number of secondary spaces are grouped (8) Camera
is a type of organization. (C) Photo theodolite
(A) Clustered (D) Drone
(8) Centralized
(C) Radial 120. is the probable cost of work
(D) Linear and is usually prepared before the
construction is taken up.
115. visually erodes the edges of (A) Estimate (8) Valuation
the plane in which it is located and (C) Cost (0) Rate
articulates the edge of the plane
121. The technique of determining the fair
adjacent and perpendicular to it.
price of a building, factory or land is
(A) Center opening called
(8) Multiple opening (A) Cost analysis
(C) Corner opening (8) Estimation
(D) Circular opening (C) Valuation
(0) Rent
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122. helps to center the interest 128. planning is largely influenced
to the most important thing or spot in by the economic conditions for the
any arrangement. development of the town.
(A) Rhythm (B) Symmetry
(A) Regional
(C) Pattem (D) Emphasis
(B) Local
123. A rectangle of dimension can be (C) National
called as a 'Golden Mean Rectangle'. (D) International
(A) 4 x 6.47 m (B) 3 x 4 m
(C) 4 x 4 m (D) 4 x 5 m 129. An agency charged with the responsibility
of town improvement was formed in
124. plan isasimple rectangle India in 1864 under the name of
divided into square blocks for building (A) Sanitary Commission
streets intersecting at right angle.
(B) Bombay Improvement Trust
(A) Radial (B) Grid Iron
(C) Bombay Town Planning Act
(C) Spider web (D) Irregular
(D) Model Town Planning Act
125. The four objects of any town planning
scheme are 130. ___ are defined as measures
(A) Services, resources, redistribution of aggregate wellbeing among the
and techniques persons and families within a society,
(B) Splendor, convenience, green belt a city, a neighborhood.
and welfare (A) Social indicators
(C) Grandness, roadways, railways (B) Impact indicators
and health
(C) Performance indicators
(D) Beauty, convenience, environment
(D) All of the above
and health
126. The total quantity of water which reaches 131. All settlements having population less
the streams or rivers both from surfaces than 5000 souls can be considered as
flow as well as base flow is known as ___ settlements.
(A) Transpiration (A) Rural
(B) Absorption (B) Urban
(C) Run-off (C) Semi-urban
(D) Percolation (D) All of the above
127. Deposition of all the materials in the bed
132. are the facilities available
of the reservoir, transported by flowing
in CAD system.
water is known as
(A) Scaling
(A) deposition
(B) sedimentation (B) Mirroring
(C) filtration (C) Duplicating
(D) valley storage (D) All of the above
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133. You can divide the graphic area of the 139. protect the neighbourhood
screen into several , each of units from the nuisance resulting from
which can display a different view of the through traffic.
drawing. Planning and zooming can be (A) Utility services
performed in each independently. (B) Protective strips
(A) Layers (C) Parks and playgrounds
(B) Display extents
(D) Industrial units
(C) View ports
(D) None of the above 140. In undisturbed landscapes, is
typically handled by vegetation canopy,
134. refers to a fixed or an
ground cover plants, soil absorption and
established rule.
streams and waterways.
(A) Standard (B) Norm
(A) Storm drainage
(C) Regulation (D) Law
(B) Night lighting
135. proves to be an effective (C) Waste treatment
instrument in the hands of town planner (D) Utility systems
for making any town planning scheme 141. design balances human needs
effective and successful. with the carrying capacity of the natural
(A) Location (B) Road layouts and cultural environments.
(C) City centers (D) Zoning (A) Contextual
(B) Community
136. Roads that connect the town to a state
(C) Social
highway or a national highway are
called (D) Bioregional
(A) By-pass roads
142. AKFED, Switzerland means
(B) Local roads
(A) Aga Khan Food, Energy
(C) Arterial roads
Development
(D) Sub-arterial roads
(B) Aga Khan Fund for Economic
137. The space at a road junction over which Development
traffic is not allowed to move is known (C) Aga Khan Finance for Ecology
as a Development
(A) Kerb (B) Gradient (D) Aga Khan Forest Environment
(C) Traffic island (D) Camber Development
138. can make a valuable 143. New material saving techniques for
contribution towards the creation of construction can be used by applying
a community spirit and a properly (A) Precast roofing systems
balanced population structure. (B) New methods of masonry
(A) Traffic management plan construction
(B) Regional plan (C) Both (A) and (B)
(C) Neighbourhood plan (D) Eliminating painting for houses
(D) Town plan
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144. Centers provide planning, 149. Urban plans typically use _
design and technical assistance to low to convert population and economic
and moderate-income urban and rural forecasts into figures for land use
communities, many of which have demand.
limited resources. (A) CPM method
(A) Cultural (B) PERT method
(B) Community Design (C) Ratio methods
(C) Finance (D) Valuation methods
(D) Town
150. The growing need of land and sudden
145. As defined by Doxiadis the five elements shooting rise in price of land in big cities
essential for an inclusive approach to led to the conception of multi storeyed
human settlements are buildings known as
(A) Man, Society, Nature, Shells, (A) Row houses
Networks (B) Skyscrapers
(B) Live, work, play, relax, beauty (C) Detached houses
(C) Health, Beauty, recreation, (D) Semidetached houses
convenience, schools
(0) Shopping, relaxing, schools, 151. Factors to be considered in the design
parks, playgrounds of street lighting are
(A) Choice of lamps
146. consists of a central traffic
(B) Spacing of lighting units
island surrounded by roads forming a
(C) Overhang and mounting height
junction.
(D) All of the above
(A) Delta
(B) Trumpet 152. In system, parks are generally
(C) Roundabouts provided on the periphery of the towns
(0) None of the above to act as a means of defense to the
town.
147. signs are provided
(A) Wedge (B) Belt or ring
to call attention to conditions which
(C) Parkway (D) Avenue
are potentially hazardous to traffic
operations and which otherwise may
153. is the frontage margin or
not be immediately apparent.
open space in front of the abutting street
(A) Warning (B) Regulatory
or road.
(C) Guide (0) Mandatory
(A) Road width (B) Compound
(C) Boundary (D) Set back
148. This is type of bus service allows buses
to travel on dedicated roads where they
154. Legislations which are used for
are able to travel more quickly between
clearance, development and control
stops.
of urban land are
(A) Bus rapid transit
(A) Slum Clearance Act
(B) Commuter buses
(B) Rent Control Act
(C) Local buses
(C) Town and Country Planning Act
(0) None of the above
(0) All of the above
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155. Instead of underground drainage 160. Planners often suggest to
pipes, the runoff discharge is through prevent industrial smoke, pollution and
inter-connected wide and shallow industrial noise hazards.
grassy minivalleys called which (A) Green belt
function as natural drainage features of (B) Urban blight
the area. (C) Light plane
(A) Waste treatment (0) None of the above
(8) Irrigation systems
(C) Bioswales 161. programs aim to improve
(0) Storm drainage the health of trees in the community and
increase the number of trees.
156. These are connections between large
(A) City development
and medium sized parks and permit
(B) Urban planning
people to drive in carriages through
(C) Urban forestry
them and enjoy the surroundings.
(0) None of the above
(A) Boulevards
(B) Parkways
162. The ratio of the total floor area inclusive
(C) Freeways
of walls of all the floors to the area of
(0) Bridges
land on which the building stands is
157. In geographical world, GIS stands for known as
(A) Geographic Information System (A) Floor space index
(8) Geometry Information System (B) Floor area index
(C) Geographic Installation System (C) Floating floor index
(0) Geology Infographics System (0) Floor development right
158. Examples of data in raster format are 163. is defined as the regulation
(A) Aerial photographs by law of the use of land and buildings
(B) Satellite imagery and of height and density of buildings
(C) Scanned maps in specific areas for the purpose
(0) All of the above of convenience, health, safety and
community welfare.
159. Sustainable design represents a set of (A) Zoning (B) Land use
principles of that endeavor to (C) Bye laws (0) Planning
preserve and improve the environmental
health of people and contingent natural 164. Special or single purpose bodies of
systems. urban management are
(A) Planning, desiqn and construction (A) Housing boards
(B) Parks, roads and rails (B) Water supply boards
(C) Shopping streets, civic centers and (C) Electricity boards
construction
(0) All of the above
(0) Reduce, reuse and recycle
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165. Supply of safe and potable water and 171. is a graphic plan showing
inspection and analysis of the piped activities that must be completed to
water supply is an obligatory function
achieve completion of a project.
of local body.
(A) Development (A) Event
(B) Medical (B) Activity
(C) Public works and public utilities (C) Network
(D) Public health and sanitation (D) Both (A) and (B)
166. Garden city is an excellent example of
172. Conurbations are prohibited by the
(A) Decentralization
(B) Conservation provision of
(C) Rehabilitation (A) Streets
(D) Recentralization
(B) Green belts
167. are dependent on the parent (C) Highway plazas
city except having local shops, primary (D) Both (A) and (C)
schools, etc.
(A) Satellite towns 173. It indicates the village community having
(8) Urban area
economy based on agriculture
(C) Village
(D) Metro city (A) Metropolis (B) Polis
(C) Necropolis (D) Ecopolis
168. Waste water from bathrooms and
kitchen is called 174. If 40% or more of the total workers are
(A) Garbage (8) Sewage in one occupation, that town can be
(C) Sullage (D) Storm water
classified as
169. activity neither consumes (A) Bifunctional town
time nor resources, but indicates the (8) Mono functional town
logical sequential relationship between (C) Multifunctional town
other activities.
(D) All of the above
(A) Start (B) End
(C) Intermediate (D) Dummy
175. Plansoften use a to make sure
170. is the time available for a that each planning goal corresponds
particular activity between its earliest with a set of strategies.
finish and earliest start of next activity. (A) Milestone charts
(A) Independent float
(8) Bar charts
(B) Free float
(C) Both (A) and (B)
(C) Total float
(D) Both (A) and (C) (D) Plan implementation matrix
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f76. When adjacent neighborhood units are 181. In the concepts of , the
combined, it forms a cities are viewed as social meeting
(A) Sector place and not merely a collection of
(B) Landmark houses, workplaces, road networks
(C) Market and with the provisions of physical
(D) Park infrastructures.
(A) Le Corbusier and Charles Correa
177. are specialised data bases (B) N. L. Engelhardt (Jr.) and Jose Sert
that preserve locational identities of the (C) F. L. Wright
information that they record. (D) Stein and Perry
(A) Auto-CAD 182. planning takes into account
(B) LlDAR the overall development of towns,
villages in the region and provides sites
(C) Fox Pro
for new towns for rehabilitation for the
(D) GIS displaced persons from the main city.
(A) Regional
178. GIS software products store (B) Town
by using double precision floating point (C) Master
(D) Local
numbers.
(A) Raster data 183. Towns like Jamshedpur, TELCO, TISCO,
(B) Vector data Bhubaneshwar were planned by
(C) Cellular data (A) Dr. Koenigsberger
(B) Le Corbusier
(D) Grid cells
(C) Achyut Kanvide
179. (D) Raj Rewal
in the form oftemporary buildings
are constructed to accommodate slum 184. Urban infrastructure services provided
people till their new houses are built. by Central/State Governments are
(A) Transit camps (A) Transport
(B) Scouts camps (B) Education
(C) Industrial estate
(C) Guide camps
(D) All of the above
(D) Health camps
185. Building regulate the construction
180. NHP stands for aspect of the buildings.
(A) National House Policy (A) Bye-laws
(B) National Housing Policy (B) Plinth height
(C) Nation House Provident (C) Window area
(D) Workmanship
(0) National Housing Provident
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186. General considerations apply to 190. Urban plans typically consider a
sustainable site design combination of demographic, economic
(A) Preserve and enhance the native and trends that are related
landscape and its resources to infrastructure and public services.
(B) Plan landscape development
(A) social
according to the unique features
(B) geographic
of the surrounding context
(C) metropolitan
(C) Understand the site as an integrated
(D) services
ecosystem
(D) All of the above
191. and drainage facilities are
187. HUDCO stands for important elements in the overall waste
(A) Housing and Urban Development water system as they help to prevent
Corporation soil erosion and flooding.
(B) Housing and Urban Oesiqn (A) Storm water
Corporation (B) Waste water
(C) Health and Utility Development (C) Solid waste disposal
Corporation (D) Both (B) and (C)
(D) House and Urban Design
Corporation 192. develops a pattern of Intercity
and intra city linkages affecting the
188. Buildings which have serious defects
movement of population, goods and
such as defects in walls, columns,
services.
beams etc. and are dangerous for living
(A) Ecopolis
are said to be in
(B) Metropolis
(A) Dilapidated condition
(B) Sound condition (C) Acropolis
(C) Deteriorating condition (D) Megapolis
(D) Both (B) and (C)
193. A area typically includes
189. helps to prevent the spread different types of communities, including
of blight into decent city areas on its central city, other smaller cities, towns,
neighborhood basis by providing public suburbs and nearby rural areas.
and private facilities. (A) Metropolitan
(A) Renewal (B) Central cities
(B) Rehabilitation
(C) Down towns
(C) Conservation
(D) City center
(D) Redevelopment
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194. Chandigarh is planned on the principle 198. We can restrict the deterioration of the
of precincts and they are termed as environment in a logical manner by
(A) Superblocks
doing
(B) Sectors
(A) Environmental Impact Statement
(C) Layouts
(0) Bazaar (B) Environmental Impact
Assessment
195. survey is done to investigate
(C) Environmental Management
the economical, physical and social
conditions of the area to be covered up Planning
under the town planning schemes. (0) All of the above
(A) Regional
(B) Civic
(C) Both (A) and (B) 199. Decorative lighting, bike racks, seating
(D) National
benches, planter boxes and lowly
196. One of the approach to design urban rubbish bins are referred to by urban
places and infrastructure within the
planners as
environmental context of their regions,
(A) Streetscape elements
defined by contingent landforms,
vegetation, watersheds etc. is (B) Landscape elements
(A) Metro-regional planning (C) City elements
(B) Garden city
(D) Urban elements
(C) Bioclimatic design
(D) Bioregionalism 200. This element of sustainability considers
197. In survey, people are shown fairness in the distribution of resources
a series of different images such as and aims to reduce social inequality for
architectural drawings or photographs improving conditions for all.
and asked to respond to each image.
(A) economy
(A) Visual preference
(B) Questionnaire (B) equity
(C) Ethnography (C) energy use
(D) Transportation (D) environment
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