MP Police Constable 2013: All papers, Police Constable Recruitment (Second) Test
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3. Suez Canal joins ,j,""~~ ~ ~ t?
(A) Persian 0wf an4l Arapian ~ea
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4. Who built the famous Oilwara Temple , 4:' ;f3itf~ 11{la;~I~~ ~11:3.;k"3lTi 111~",
at Mount Abu in Rajasthan: in the fa<'1cll'$l ~ ~"~?IT? '
13th century?
(A) JiJ'i{41<'1
(A) Mahendrapala
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(B) Mahipala
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(C) Ra.j~;apElla
(D) Tejapala
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5. Black Death is
"d' ';(A)~:"
(A) cancer " . ~
(B) ~
(B) plague
(C) ~
(C) AIOS
(D) ~
(0) gonorrhoea
6. Dry ice is nothing but
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(A) ~ cti1if;:r ~~
(A) gaseous carbon dioxide
(B) washing soda
(B) ~ Cfil m-r
(C) solid carbon dioxide
(C) om CJiIGR ~~
(0) ~aTbon monoxide {O) ~J~.acf4M'"
7. In the industrial production of vegetable 7. ~ eft ~ ~tlllTlCfl ~ 11~-~ ~
ghee, the process involved is ~l1~~t?
(A) dissociation (A) ~
(B) reduction (B) ~
(C) oxidation (C) 31iCfEflCfl(OI
(D) ionization (D) ~
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8. In which or'thl~'
ronoWin'g systedts 8. ~ ~ f.#;t' ~UI\t,a1'~
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of government is bi~.JIl an ~~~t? "
essential feature?
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(A) Parliamentary system
(B) ~~
(B) Presidential systetti'"
(C) Federal system (C) ~~
(D) C(CflI('q(,f)JIVIR'ft
(Dh~iWi'~~ +r , ~ .~ ,,:' ",tn,
9. Kuldip Nayar, a jo~ifit;, was 9. ~~, ~~~·~'3'&\I~$.~
appointed as a High Comn:¥ss1gner in 'fP.1T vn
(A) England
(A) ~·it
(B) Pakistan
(B) ql~~I" it
(C) Sri Lanka
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(C) ~it
TtfD) Australlii ':,i{:
(P) 31T~~:~H.
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10. How many spokes ar.e.there. in the
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Dharmachakra of the National Flag? 10. uIN ~ ~ ~ it fcti<R 3R (~)~{)'~?
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(A) 22 (A) 22
(B) 24 (B) 24
(C) 14 (C) 14
,(P) 18
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11., The seat of Madhya PradeshHfgh Court
is located at
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(A) Bhopal (A) ~it
(B) Jabalpur (B) ~it
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(C) Gwalior (C) ~it .
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• (D) Indore (D) ~it
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12. Which -~ :;thet>~gJ't&' called 12. f.p:;{ it -Q'~ .~.~ CQf ..•••. ~
'Pink City'?
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(A) Lucknow
(B) Jabalpur (B) ~
(C) Jaipur (C) ~
(D) Kolkata (D) q,~~CfiI<11
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14. Railway coaches are manufactured at 14. ~ ~ q;r f.rqfvr ~ M~ ~?
(A) Perambur (A),.i~
(B) Varanasi (B) ~
(C) Jamshedpur (C) 'ijqln~~
(D) Chittaranjan (D) ~~(at"1
15. Which of the following cereals was 15. f.fR ~ -Q ctR--m ~ ~ SJU~ m
among the first to be":u'SM by man? ~ Cffi'l1 -ij -Q ?IT?
~(A) Barley (A) ;tr(~)
(B) Oat (B) ~ (aTIG)
(C) Rye (C) Ul
(D) Wheat (D) ~
16. Who among the following Presidents 16. ~ -Q~ ~ ~ WTrnR cniIR ~ ~
held office for two consecutive terms? ~?fT?
(A) Dr. S. Radhakrishnan (A) ~o~o~ b
(B) Dr. Zakir Hussain (B) ~o ~F-r
(C) Dr. Rajendra Prasad (C) ~o~~
(0) Both (A) and (C) (D) ~ (A) (t'f( (C)
17. Which Amendment Act reduced the 17. ~ ~ ~~f.l4if-Q ~;.fit ~ 21 cpf
age from '2l to 18?
V'QtiAg, -Q l.fl1Cfi{.·18·~(~ 'eft tpft vtt?
(A) 42nd (A) 42<d
(B) 44th (B) 44qf
(C) 52nd (C) 52cn
(D) 61st (D) 61cn
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DIrection (Q •••• 23 to 32) !In the qu~sti(jns Mi'f(wnio 23 t 32): ~~ ~ "S1t-ilir~
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below are given two statements follow,ed by ~Gl~~~~1 ~~~mcnT~lIFHT
two conclusions. You have to take the two
given statements to be true even if they seem
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to be absurd and decide which of the given ~ it ~ ctir.l-m/~~ ~ ~ -att ~/~ I
conclusions logically follow(s).
23. Cfi?R :
23. Statements :
I. All cats are animals. I. ~~~~I
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II. No animflJ~,~~. II., '~j~n~ ~~tt t1
Conclusions : •
(I) Some cats are men. ~:
(2) Some men are animals.
(I) ~~~~I
(2) ~~~~I
(A) Only conclusion (I) follows
(B) Ofily'conciuslon (2) follows C '.,
fl(A) ~ .~,.(I) ~:ti
(8) ~~(2)~~
(C) Neither (I) nor (2) follows
(C) ~ at (I) am ~ ~ (2) ~~ .
(D) Both (I) and (2) follow (D) Gl;ff (I) q (2) ~ ~
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24. Statements :
I. Some girls are ~. I. ~ t1~an~JI
n. Some birds are ~alS'. II. ~~~~I
Conclusions :
(I) Some girls are animals. ~:
(2) Some animals are girls. (I) ~ t1'$fcfian \lfRCR ~ I
(2) ~, \lfRCRfi'$fcfi4i ~ I
(A) Only ,c::oDRlusion{l},.fqJIpws l! :- .-
(A) ~'~(I)~~
(B) Only conclusion (2f;f~1l0ws
(B) ~~(2)~p
(C) Neither (I) nor .(2)Jpllows
(C) ~ at (I) am ~ lff (2) ~ ~
(D) Both (I) and (2) foiftOw (D) Gl;ff (I) q (2)~~
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25. Statements : 25. Cfi?H :
I. Some copies care pens. I. ~>~~~.I.
II. Some pens=are bags. II. ~ it;Ir. ~~l
Conclusions :
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(1) Some copies are bags.
(1) ~~~~I
(2) No bagis a pen.
(2) q;)f ~ if.{~ tl
(A) Only conclusion (1) follows
(A) ~~(1)~t
(B) Only cOllClusiQt\ (2) follows
(B) ~~(2)~t
(C) Neither (1) nor (2) follows (C) ;r1ft (1) am:;r ~ (2) t=Itt t
(D) Both (1) and (2) follow (D) ~:(1)~(2}~~
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26. Statements : 26. Cfi?H:
I. All papers are files. I. ~iiPFij~~1
II. Some pens are 'fiies. II. ~~~*I-'
Conclusions :
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(1) No paper is a pe~.
(1) q;)f~if.{~tl
(2) Some pens are papers.
(2) ~'tR~~1
(A) Only conclusion (1) follows
(A) ~~(1)~t
(B) Only cOIlAhJsiWlA2)follows (Bf~'~ (2) ~t
(C) Neither (1) nor (2} follows (C)'~~(l) afRq ~(2) ~ ~
(D) Both (1) and (2) follow (D) GRTflJ "(2) mfi ~
27. Statements : 27. Cfi?H :
I. Some buildings are rooms. I. ~~~ .:~I
II. All rooms are bricks. II. ~,_~~~I
Conclusions :
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(1) Some buildings are bricks.
(1) ~~ -fG'~1
(2) Some rooms are ,~~
buildings.
.": i (2)' .•..
~ q;'ift ~. ~;I '
(A) Only conclusion (1) followe (Arlt~'~(1) ~ ~
(B) Only conclusion .(2).followlil (Bt _'~(2J·~t
(C) Neither (1) nor .(2) follows (C) ~'*;~lfam'~~ (2) ~ ..~
(D) Both (1) ancf(2) follow (D) Gf.it~lJ q (2) ~ ~
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28. Statements : 28. ~:
I. Some men aI'e clocks. I. ~~,~tl
II. All clocks are keys. II, ~~~'~1
Conclusions :
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(1) Some keys are men.
(1) ~.~ 3llGtft tl
(2) Some men are keys.
(2) ~~~tl
(A) Only conclusion (1) foVows
(A) ~~(l)~i
(B) Only conclusion (2) follows
(B) m~(2)~i
(C) Neither (1) nor (2) follows (C) ;r aT (1) am;r-gt (2) ~t
(D) Both (l) and (2) follow (D) M (1) Cf (2) ~ t
29. Statements : 29. ~:
1. Some boys are parrots. I. ~~~tl
II. Some parrots are flowers. II. ~ma~il
Conclusions :
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(I) Some boys are flowers.
(1) ~~~tl
(2) Some parrots are flowers.
(2) ~ma~tl
(A) Only conclusionjl] follows
(A) '~~(1)~~
(B) Only conclusion (2) followa
(B) m'~ (2) ~ i
(C) Neither (1) nor (2) f91,lows (C) ;r aT (1) 3fR ;:r -gt (2) ~ ~
(D) Both (I) and (2) follow (D) G);fi. (1) Cf (2) ~ t
30. Statements : 30.~:
1. Only cats are animals. I. m~~tl
II. No historian is an animal. II. ~.~~ltlCflR \1If.fCR ~ ~ I
Conclusions :
~:
(1) Some cats are not historians.
(1) ~ ~~fd~I(=tCflR;rtf
,
tl
(2) Some historians are cats.
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(2) ~~Rt6I(=tCflR~ iI
(A) Only conclusion (I) follows
(A) m~{l)~~
(B) Only conclusi~(2) follow~ (B) ~~(2)~~
(C) Neither (1) nor (2) follows (C) ;r'-aT(1) am;f -gt (2) ~ i
(D) Both (1) and (2) follow (D) GFiT (1) q {21~ t
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31. Statements : 31. ~:
I. All men -ate heavy.
I. _,~ ·'tTttt I
II. Some women . are heavy.
II. ~~~tl
Conclusions :
(1) Some heavy are not men. ~:
(2) Some women are men.
(1) ~~~~tl
(2) p~~t.l
(A) Only conclusion .(1) follows
(A) ~~(l)~t
(B) Only conclusicn (2) follows
(8) ~~ (2) ~·t
(C) Neither (1) nor (2) follows
(C) ~ mi(l) .~ ~ '8t (2)Q\ t
(0) Both (1) and (2) follow (0) ~ (I) q (2) ~ t
32. Cfi1R :
32. Statements :
I. Science teachers do not use I. ~ ~ ~ "<i11~Cfi ~ ~ CfiT
II.
plastic bags.
Plastic bags are not used by some
engineers. II.
wm~~1
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tm ~
~
fcrt1rr ~
~ CfiT
I
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Conclusions :
(1) Allscience teachers are engineers.
(2) All engineers do not use plastic
bags.
(2) lI'ft ~f.lq( t{11Qq;; $ ··tm CfiT wm
~~I
(A) Only conclusion (1) follows.
(A) ~ f.fari (1) ~ t
(B) Only conClusion .(2) fonows
(B) ~~(2)~t
(C) Neither (1) nor (2) follows
(e) ••.mOll) aft<.~~ (2) ~t
(0) Both (1' and (2) follow (D) .lft;it (l).q (2) ~ t
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Direction (Q. Nos. 33 to 40) : In thequesticJns ~ (,slVonio33 ~ 40) : ~~~~-ij1:%~
given below, there is a statement followed by ~c:T~~~1Fft.~I;~~~.~~~fen
two assumptions. Gi.e,the.;an~~tby deciding
which of the assumptions is/are implicit in
<tR-'{ft ~/~ ~.!~., .~2R -ij ~~f.H~(1
the statement. ~/~I
33. Statement :
We need to appoint more teachers- 33. ~:
Principal informs the school staff. ~,~ ~ ~ Cfil .~ fcn<n ~
fen ~ ~ 3l~ ~ Cfi8 cfiT
Assumptions :
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I. Teachers are availablit
II. Presentteachers are not good.
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(A) Only assumption (I). is imp:~icit
(B) drily' ~S1.1mpti6n (II)ris implicit
(A) ~~~ (I) ~ ~
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(C) Neither (I)' not (II) is ~tnplicit
(B) ~~ (II) ~~
(D) Both (I) and (II) are implicit -
(C) ~ m (I) 3fu: ~ ~ (II) ~ ~
(D) ~ (1).mIl (II) ~ ~
34. Statement :
The pen is mightier than the 34. ~:
.swani.
~,~it~~~1
Assumptions:
I. The pen is made of strdhger metal ~:
than the sword.
I. . ~t ~ i#it ~lID ~ ~ ~
If. . "he;' powet'of the 'riiitkt is much
stronger than brute physical
GFft 6Rft ~ I
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II. ~ cfiT mffi, wttftq; mffi it ~
~~~'I
(A) Only assumption (I) is implicit
(A) ~~.(I~.~ ~
(B) Only a.ssumption(lI) is implicit
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(B) ~~(II)~~
(C) N;eitller (I) no\;;(II) is implicit
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(C) ~m (I) 3fu:~~ (II) ~~
(D) Both (I) and: ;(~) are implieit (D) Gf.i\,(I)O?ll,{II) ~:~
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35. Statement : 35. ~:
The hike in ~r~ene and LPG ~ q LPG ~ GTtl1 •. .q .~ ~ ~
prices has miti~t~di~~
the oil pool deficit.
increase in l@ ~ .q~ em q;ll'~ ~ ~I
~:
Assumptions :
I. Subsidy on petroleum products
adds to the oil pool deficit. I. ~?I~~q'~ tR ~1 ~ ~ ~
q;)~~1
II. The consumption of kerosene and
LPG is expected to decrease.
II. ~ q LPG q;r ~ q;JJ ~ <#it
~tl
(A) Only assumption (I) is implicit
(A) m~(I)~~
(B) Only assumption (II) is implicit
(B) m ~I<OIl (II) ~ t
(C) . Neither (l)mor(lI) is implicit
(C) ~m (I) ~~~ (II) ~t
(0) Both (1) and (II) are implicit (0) .<:r.n (I) qm (II) ~ ~
36. ~:
36. Statement :
WI ~. ~ .~ tUif lR ~ q;) CF.lT
Why don't you invite Ashish for the
Oiwali party this year? ~.~~m?
Assumptions : ~:
I. Ashish is not from the same city.
II. Unless invited, Ashish will not
attend the party.
II. ~ (fq; ~ q;) ~ ';'r ~ Cl6tUif.q
~~I
(A) Only assumption (I) is implicit
(A) m ~I<OIl (I) ~ t
(B) Only assumption (II) is implicit
(C) Neither (I) nor .~II) is implicit
(0) Both (J) and (II) 'are implicit (0) <:r.n (I)~.(II) ~.~
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37. Statement : 37. ~:
"Everyone desires to buy a "~~~~.~~~
personal computer." (Statement of
a college student)
~t I" (~~~OfiTcti~)
Assumptions :
I. Personal computers are not a need
but a luxury.
I. ~ ~ ~ -;nff ~, ~
fcll?1lfedl t I
II. Use of personal computer improves
quality of skill.
II. ~ ~ ~ m ~G&mT ~ «R it
pmortl
(A) Only assumption (I) is implicit
(A) ~ ~tmUTl (I) ~ t
(B) Only assumption (II) is implicit
(B) ~~(II)~t
(e) Neither (I) nor (II) is implicit
(C) ~"ID (I) am ~ 1ft (II) ~ t
(0) Both (I) and (II) are implicit (0) Gf.ft (I).~ (II) ~ ~
38. ~:
38. Statement:
~ ~ 3fR ~1I'il~Cfi ~ ~--m?l
Economic development and social
~~I
justice should go hand-in-hand.
~:
Assumptions:
I. Only economic development can
I. ~ ~ ~ 1ft elql~Cfi ~ ~
bring social justice.
~ltl
II. Life without social justice is worth
not living.
II. elqt~Cfi ~ ~ iir-rr ~ ~ ~
-;nff t I
(A) Only assumption (I) is implicit
(A) ~~(I)~t
(B) Only assumption (II) is implicit
(B) ~~(II)~t
(C) Neither (I) nor (II) is implicit
(C) ~ 'ffi (I) 3fR ~ 1ft (II) ~ t
(0) Both (I) and (II) are implicit (0) Gf.ft(I) ~ (II) .~ ~
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39. Statement :"TTSl.' G9.~:
Read the book to get detailed and ~~"!R.~~~~
comprehensive information on this
\:iI1"lCflltl mR .~ ~ ~ 'CfIl ~ I
issue.
Assumptions:
I. The person who wants this
information can read the book.
II. There are other books available on
I. ~,~ \:iIHCflltl ~ m, ~ ~
this issue. ~~I
(A) Only assumption (I) is implicit
(A) ~ ~"'j(01i (I) ~ ~
(B) Only assumption (II) is implicit
(B) ~ 'l~'(uil(II) ~ ~
(C) Neither (I) nor (II) is implicit
(C) ;r<tt (I) .;r tt (II) ~ ~
(0) Both (I) and (II) are implicit
(0) ~ (I) (11fT (II) ~ ~
40. ~:
40. Statement:
Read the notice before entering the
~ it ~ -Q ~ ~ ~ 'CfIl ~I
club.
Assumptions :
I. People are literate.
II. Club is not for blind persons.
(A) Only assumption (I) is implicit
(A) ~ 'l~j(01i (I) ~ ~
(B) Only assumption (II) is implicit
(B) ~ \"'j(01i (II) ~ ~
(C) Neither (I) nor (II) is implicit
(C) ;r <tt (I) ~ ;r tt (II) ~ ~
(0) Both (I) and (II) are implicit (0) ~ (I) ltfn (II) ~ ~
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SBCTION-B ,,·,'1ftt---B,j
MENTAL ABILITY AND MENTAL APTITUDE
~~ ~ ~ '"n~mCf) ~
41. Which of the following will replace the 41. 5Pw~I"'Cfl
~ (?) ~ ~ 11\ R'"'1W1fuH1 -q ~
question mark (?) sign? ctR-m~?
ZA : YB :: XC : ---1-.
ZA : YB :: XC : -L
(A) VC
(A) VC
(B) YO
(B) YO
(C) NP
(C) NP
(0) WO
(0) WO
42. If 4325 is to 5324, then REAP is to 42. ~ 4325 "Cfll 5324 ~ ~, oT ~ ~
REAP <it fu@1
(A) PEAR
(A) PEAR
(B) RAEP
(B) RAEP
(C) PAER
(C) PAER
(0) ERAP (0) ERAP
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43. Which df'tliieiBOwiiigletters Will corile 43i~:i~.a:r~,,$Jft.q,,~ ~.' ~ 3Uml·.··~
next in the~QIJle<pattern·. in the given ,,3ltRrr31m ~R:!~d -ij:%rCftR'l~ ~?
letter series?
DFIMR-L
.
DFIMR? --
• (A) Y
(A) Y
(B) W
(B) W
(C) V
(C) V
(D) X
(D) X
44. f.l1O&$tf@d·'}~· .~, .t~.,'(cfi ~;tr.f;~
;44. Complete ;tll(~ following letter series
which follows a particular pattern : llR'R q;«ft t ~~~:
c _ bba _ cab"_ ac _ ab _ ac c _ bba _ cab _ ac _ ab _ ac
(A) bcaca (A) bcaca
(B) abcab (B) abcab
(C) acbcb (C) acbcb
J
(D) None of the above
45. If in a row, Rahul is standing on 16th 45.< a;q;Cfi ft :if. 3lit -Q'lL6~~,1:R'.~
position' from the front and on 29th 1fu} -Q 29-a ~ 1:R~ t m ~. r.ffin -ij
position from behind, then the total
number of persons in that row is
~clitFJ~t
(A) 43 (A) 43
; ,0
(B) 44 (B) 44
(C) 45 If) 45
(D) None of the above
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46. ~ x atR y Gl ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ fen
46. If x and y are two positive integers suat
that xY = 125, then the value of y is xy = 125, a1 y CfiT m;{ t
(A) 5 (Al 5
(B) 3 (Bl 3
(C) 4
(C) 4
(0) 2
(0) 2
47. Ifi of 200/0of a number is ISO, then 47. ~ ~ ~ ~ 20% CfiT .§. 'WT150 t, ol
the number is ~t 6
(Al 900
(A) 900
(B) 750
(B) 750
(C) 600
(C) 600
(0) 1500
(0) 1500
48. The value of 6308 x 931- 6308 x 831
is 48. 6308 x 931- 6308 x 831 CfiT lfR t
(A) 63080 (Al 63080
(B) 93100 (B) 93100
(C) 630800
.. (C) 630800
(0) 83100 (0) 83100
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49. If 1250 -f·4!~F.....:300 = .2cx x
5 '
then the 49. ~. 1250 "'-4$0- 300 = !x x,m x. Cf;T 1JA
value of x is t
(A) 3000 (A) 3000
(B) 1500 (B) 1500
(C) 4500 (C) 4500
(0) 3500 (D) 3500
, 50. Which of the following numbers will 50. SII('1C1I'iifCfj ~ (?) t ~ lR f.JhI~f(gd 11 ~
replace the qu estion mark (?) sign? ~--etm~?
[,
, 2 6 10
2 6 10
22 18 14
22 18 14
? 30 34, ;:~.,
;,
?
,.. ,30 34
(A) 26
(A) 26
(B) 24
(B) 24
(C) 28
(C) 28
(0) None of t he above
51. The value of
51. (10-1)(10-2)(10- 3).:.(10-19)(10-20)
r
(10 - 1)(10"--
2)(10- 3)...(l(h- 19)(10- 20) 10x9x8x7x6x5x4x3x2xl
iox 9x8x 7x 6x5x4x3x2xl
.,
is
<.fiT ~it
e
(A) 2 (A) 2
(B) 1 (B) 1
(C) 0 (C) 0
(D) Cannot be -determlned
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52. How many triangles are there.in the
figure given below?
(A) 12
(A) 12
(B) 16
(B) 16
(C) 18
(C) 18
(D) None of the above
53. SlHCfI*lCfi ~ (?) ~ ~ '(j\f.i""1~f@(1 if il
53. Which of the following numbers will
~--et~~?
replace the question mark (?) sign?
0, 7, 26, 63, -L
0,7,26,63, -L
(A) 176
(A) 176
(B) 114
(B) 114
(C) 138
(C) 138
(D) 124
(D) 124
54. ~ a CfiT ~ '+', b CfiT ~ '-', c CfiT
54. If a means '+',' b means ':::', c means 'x'
and d means '+', then the value of ~ 'x' ~ d CfiT ~ '+' m, <it
16cl0b14a24d4 is ' 16c10b 14a24d4 CfiT 11R i
(A) 242 (A) 242
(B) 168 (B) 168
(C) 152 (C) 152
(D) None of the above
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-,
\55. Find the odd one out.
(A) 23 (A) 23
(B) 17 (B) 17
(C) 13 (C) 13
(0) 15 - (0) 15
;
i
r 56. If in a certain. coded langUage HOUSE 56. ~ ~ ~ ~ it HOUSE q;). IPVTF ~
i
I. is coded as IPVTF, then BZQQNL will ~ t, m ~ ~ ~ ~ BZQQNL ~
f, be coded as
(A) CARROM
(A) CARROM
(B) CASSON
I
(B) CASSON
!
I (G)' AXPPMN.·;,
(C) AXPPMN
(0) AYRRMN
(0) AYRRMN
57. ~ ONE q;) ~ \WU ~ 5137 (lilTBAT q;)
924 h ~ t, m ~ ~ ~~
I
I f
57. If ONE is coded as 5137 and BAT is
coded as 924, how is BITE coded? ~
BITE
!
t'
t
I ~ (A) 7941
I (A) 7941
:
I
I
(B) 9147 (B) 9147
(C) 4971 (C) 4971
(0) 9417 (0) 9417
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58. In a certain coded language, 3456 is . 58. ~ ~ ~ 1l'ro -ij"3456 q;) ROSE ;~
coded as ROSE and 12783 is coded as 12783 q;) CHAIR ~ ~ ~, it ~ ~
CHAIR, then 567312 is the code for 'frIn -ij 567312 q;) ~ ~
(A) SEARCH
(A) SEARCH
(B) PEARCH (B) PEARCH
(0) None of the above
59. Which of the followirig'numbets will 59. f.i""l~f{gd -ij ~ 51~",ql"'lq;~ (?) ~ ~ 'tR
replace the question mark (?) sign? ctA-~ ~ ~? 1ff
17, 12, 18, 11, -L, 10
17, 12, 18, 11, -L, 10
'I"
tA) 16 (M16
'in
J t
(B) 19 (B) 19
(C) 21 (C) 21
(0) 22 (0) 22
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\ \ ~,1("
ABE,BCF, COG, OEH,_?_ ABE, BGE, ,COG,~OEH,.2-
is ij~~~
(A) EFG
(A) 'EFG
(B) EFI
(B) EFI
(C) OEH
(C) DEH
(0) HIK
(0) HIK
61. The number of rectangles in the figure
61. m
is
II I I
(A) 7
(A) 7
(B) 8
(B) 8
(C) 9
(C) 9
(0) 10 .
(0) 10
62. If Ram is to the south of Shyam and
Naresh is to the east of Shyam, then in 62. ~ Uli, ~ t Gf8:lur ~ ~ ~ ~, ~ t
which direction is Ram with respect to
~ij~, m~t~Iij~~~~~?
Naresh?
(A) South-East (A) m-~
(B) South-West
(C) West (C) •
(0) North-East (0) ~-~
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63. Seema walks 75 metres towards east; 63. ~ 75 ~ ~ ~ (Wfj ~ ~ ll~ tnlff
she turns to the left and walks (Rq; ~ 25 ~. Tfffift ~ I ~: ~ ql<ff Wtfi
25 metres. Again she turns to the left ~ 40 ~ Tfffift ~ 3fu: m ~ Wtfi
and walks a distance of 40 metres;
again she turns to the left and walks a
~ 25 ~ Tfffift ~ I ~ ~ am mW"''1tfi
distance of 25 metres. How far is she ~ ~ fcfio;ft ~ lR ~?
from the starting point?
(A) 35 ~
(A) 35 metres
(B) 25~
(B) 25 metres
(C) 90 ~
(C) 90 metres
(0) 165 metres (0) 165 ~
64. In a month of 31 days, third Thursday 64. ~"Q;Cfi 31 -~ ~ -ij 16 (fIfug q;) (fRro
falls on 16th. What will be the last day GJilfCtfdcm~,0) ~ <i1l ~ ft;:r WIT
of the month?
(A) ~~
(A) 5th Friday
(B) ~~
(B) 5th Saturday
(C) 5th Wednesday
(0) 5th Thursday
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65. If '+' means '+', '-' means '+', 'x'means '-' 65. ~"+' Cfil~· '+', '-' if)[. ~ '+', 'x' if)[
and '+' means 'x', then the value of ~ 'J (NI '+' if)[ ~. 'x'm, 01
26x 5- 5x3 26x 5- 5x3
6+5x2+15+2 6+5x2+15+2
is
(A) -12
(A) -12
(B) 11
(B) 11
I
1 (C) 10
t (C) 10
(0) 8
(0) 8
66. Which of the following numbers will
replace the question mark (?) sign in the
66. ~ 9, 11, 26, 97, _?_, 2861 il
given series?
SIltOicll=cjCfi fq {"?,.~~ lR f.lR~fut(1 il ~
9, II, 26, 97, _?_, 2861 <tr.J-lfi ~ 3lTQ;Ift?
(A) 524 (A) 524
(B) 642
(B) 642
(C) 478
(C) 478
(0) 428
(0) 428
67. A person spends ird of his income on
food. Of the remaining, he spends ~th
67. "Q,Cfi~ :wf.ft ~ CfiT"Q,Cfi-~ 'WI ~
on cloths andith on education. After
lR, ~ CfiT~-~ 'WI ~ lR om i 'WI
~ lR ~ 'Cfi«fT ~ I (1~(I"d ~ ~
this, he has (F 1,980 with him. His (F 1,980~~~I~~cii't~~
income is
(A) (F 5,400 (A) ~ 5,400
(B) (F 4,800 (B) (F 4,800
(C) (F 6,500 (C) ~ 6,500
(0) ~ 7,600 (0) (F 7,600
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68. Rakesh's present age is ird of Ramesh's 68 •• cfn ~ ~ ~ cfn ~ <f;f ~~I
age. After 5 years, Rakesh will be of 5 "'" .1l~ • cfn ~ 45 "'" mrtt I ~
45 years. Ramesh's present age is cfn~~~
(A) 45 years (A) 45 "'"
(B) 60 years (B) 60 ~
(C) 40 years (C) 40 ~
(0) None, of the above
69. Which letter is opposite to the face E?
~~~
~~~
(A) C
(A) C
(B) F (B) F
(C) A (C) A
(0) 0 (O) 0
70. Which number is opposite to the face I?
(A) 5
(A) 5
(B) 4 (B) 4
(C) 6 (C) 6
(0) 3 (0) 3
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1£ V-I IV-£I /n-:::>NJ.d t
t
!
r
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74. In which of the following,\ritamin A is
found in highest quantity?
(A) ~
(A) Amla
(B) ~
(B) Potato
(C) ~
(C) Pulse
(0) lll'lR
(0) Carrot
75. Malaria is caused by
(A) bacteria (A) ~
(B) virus (B) ~
(C) fungi (C) q;qtfi
(0) parasite (0) ~
76. The component present in food which
supplies energy to the body is
(A) qr.ft
(A) water
(B) ~
(B) vitamin
(C) chlorophyll
(0) carbohydrate
77. The purification of blood takes place in
(A) heart (A) ~-q
(B) kidneys (B) ~ it
(C) lungs (C) ~it
(0) bones (0) ~it
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78. Which Gf the following is not a 78. ~•.... ref&~ -ij ~ .-'Q[. ~~chl~fafi'\~ l~
.
unicellular organism? ~~?
(A) Earthworm (A) ~3lT
(B) Bacteria
(B) ~
(C) Amoeba
(C) ~
(D) Paramoecium
79. The formula of velocity is
(A) Distance/Time
(A) ~/~
(B) Displacement/Time
(C) Distance x Time
(C) ~x~
(D) Speed x Time
(D) ~x~
_80. Dhe to which. the colour of blood is
red?
(A) Haemoglobin
(B) Chlorophyll
(C) Cytoplasm
(D) Platelet (D) ~
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81. Arnong 263,323, 361, 403, the prime 81~263,323,361,403 -ij ~~ ~
number is
(A) ~~
(A) the first one
(B) the second one -
(B) ~m-r
(C) the third one
(0) the fourth one
(0) ~~
2 2
82. The value of 27-3 x 64 -3 is
(A) 144
(A) 144
1
(B) -
169 1
(B) 169
(C) 36
(C) 36
1
(0) -
144
1
(0) 144
83. The value of
15 - (-3)(4 - 4) + 3{5 + (-3) x (-6)}
83. 15 - (-3)(4 - 4) + 3{5 + (-3) x (~6)}CfiT lfR t
is
(A) 15
(A) 15
(B) 0
(B) 0
15 15
(C) (C) -
39 39
(0) Cannot be determined (0) ~~~~
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87. In 8'1. P16
P16 -78Q
-78Q 1R3
lR3
it (P,Q, R) CflT~ ~
the value of (P,Q, R) is
(A) (3, 3, 9)
(A) (3, 3, 9)
(B) (9, 3, 3)
(B) (9, 3, 3)
(C) (9, 3, 6)
(C) (9,3, 6)
(0) (6, 3, 9)
(0) (6, 3, 9)
88. The difference of the place values of
88. 460436 it ~ 6 t~ lJR1 CflT 3RR ~
both the 6's in 460436 is
(A) 59999
(A) 59999
(B) 59994
(B) 59994
(C) 60006
(C) 60006
(0) ~it~~~
(0) None of the above
89. ~ SCfIH~j(..~ ~ lR ~ ~ ~ 20%
89. A shopkeeper marks on an article 20% ~ ~ ..•Cfi{ffi ~ 'Q;ci 5% cIit ~ ~ ~I
above the cost price and allows 5%
~~~
discount. His gain is
(A) 15% (A) 15%
(B) 14% (B) 14%
(C) 13% (C) 13%
(0) 16% (0) 16%
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,:xr;g
'-;i l!t
(A) 1 (A) 1
(B) 3 (B) 3
(C) 2 (C) 2
(0) 5 (0) 5
91. Three athletes step offfrim. same' place.
If measures of their steps are 40 em,
45 em and 48 em respectively, then
from thes~g POintY*tti~'will again
itep '"togetlffiirat'ter"
tft~ diitance
(A) 450 em (A) 450 ~o lfto
(B) 670 em (B) 670 ~o lfto
(C) 500 em (C) 500 ~o lfto
I(T
(0) 720 em .•.
(0) 720 ~o lfto
92. The value of (-2)-3 x{2)5 is
(A) (2)8
(A) (2)8
(B) _(2)-8
(B) _(2)-8
(C) _(2)-15
(0) _{2)2
(0) _(2)2
93. Two-fifth of a number is greater than
oilj-trurdOfftbe num"ber'bY'2. THe 93. v;ctim ~ 1~'t1'J m t v;cti~I.lt 'WI ~
number is ,c', 2 JJl.,tJ'4~".\kJ m
(A) 30 (A) 30
, \
'))l! ~l} '"
01
it,
(B) 22 (B) 22 -;;~~
'3.- \,',
(C) 20 (C) 20
h .,
(0) 28 (0) 28
' ... '~i<'~-,
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94. The ratio of cottonAAd wool in .a shirtof 94. ~ m -ij ~ q '3Vft ~ t ~ 3: 4 t
140 gm is 3: 4. The weight of the cotton ~ -ij ~ w.n m CfiT'qR 140 m11 tl ~
in it is ~ CfiT'qR t
(A) 90 gm
(A) 90 m11
(B) 80 gm
(B) 80 m11
(C) 60 gm
(C) 60 m11
(0) 70 gm
(0) 70 m11
.~ r'fhe av~rage. of 5 cbservations was
found 35. But Jater on it was found
thai' 55 was misread as 35. After the
95. l:If:q ~~ CfiT3fmo 35 ,.T{I(lT ~ I~ iSfTG -ij
correction, theaverage is ~ ..~.~;m ~ 55 q;) _ ~ 35 ~ 1J<rr1
~~t~3fmot
(A) 35
(A) 35
(B) 39
(B) 39
(C) 40
(0) 45 (C) 40
(0) 45
96. In (729)149, the digit at the unit's
place is
(A) 1
(A) 1
(B) 9
(B) 9
(C) 7
(C) 7
(0) 2
(0) 2
97. Which of the following statements is
false?
(A) The sum of two Integers is 'always
an integer (A) Gl'~CfiT~.~~mrt
(B) The difference of two integers is
(B) Gl'~ q;f 3;.:(R • ~ ~ mr t
always an integer
(C) -14>-8-(-7) (C) -14> -8-(-7)
(0) -5-2>-8 (0) -5-2>-8
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98. The value of 12 +~2 + 3~i +,jr'f,f 102 is
(A) 1050 (A) 1050
(B) 485 (B) 485
(C) 385 (C) 385
..
(0) None of the above •
99. Conversion of i into percentage is 99. iq;r~ij~t
(A) 8JDA» (A) 83%
(B) 120% (B) 120%
(C) 11()i% (C) 11<>!%
(0) 831.%
3 (0) 831%
100. If the f'lI'St, second and fourth terms
100. ~ ~ ij"'l~qld ~ 'SI1I1l, ~ q ~ lfG
of a p~rtion are 15, 21 and 49
respectively, then the third term of it is
~: 15, 21 ~49~, m~<fmulfGt
(A} 45 (A) 45
7 7
(B) 50 (B) 50
(C) 35 (C) 35
(0) 56 (0) 56
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