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51. Give the meaning of the following idiom :
. Grease somebody's palm
(1) To put grease on the palm
(2) To tell somebody's future by reading lines on the palm
(3) To bribe
(4) To make the palm dirty
52. What is the meaning of the idiom 'in a nutshell' ?
(1) In brief (2) In a shell
(3) In a n u t (4) In nuts and shells
53. Fill in the blank with the correct option from those given below :
He believed in the happiness of his
(1) subject (2) subjugation
(3) subjects (4) subjection
64. What does the underlined word in the following sentence mean ?
The child tried to hit a-
bat with his bat ?
(1) Abird
(2) A mammal that flies
(3) A wooden object used in cricket
(4) Acreature
55. Identify the Mood.
If it rains, I shall stay a t home.
(1) Indicative Mood (2) Imperative Mood
(3) Subjective Mood (4) None of the above
66. What is the correct alternative for the underlined phrase in the following sentence ?
The stains on the clothes cannot be washed out.
(1) indelible (2) illegible
(3) irreparable (4) incurable
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57. Choose the correct synonym for the underlined word in the following sentence :
He is a cruel tyrant.
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(1) despot (2) monarch (3) ruler (4) king
68. Which of the following is the synonym of the word 'cunning' ?
(1) intelligent (2) crafty (3) bright (4) clever
69. Substitute the underlined phrase with an appropriate word from those given
below :
God is all powerful.
(1) omniscient (2) omnipresent
(3) omnipotent (4) None of the above
80. Use a n appropriate word for the phrase given below :
Government by one person with unlimited power
(1) Bureaucracy (2) Democracy
(3) Autocracy (4) None of the above
61. Use suitable tense of the word given in the brackets.
The American President in India tomorrow for a two-day state visit. (arrive)
(1) arrives (2) will arrive
(3) going to arrive (4) will be arriving
62. Pick out an adverb of time to fill in the blank in the following sentence :
I have heard this
(1) here (2) clearly (3) twice (4) before
63. Pick out the correct direct speech of the following sentence in indirect speech :
He called upon Heaven to witness his resolve never to steal again.
(1) "So helps me Heaven !"he cried, "I will never steal again."
(2) "So Heaven helped me!" cried he, "I will never steal again."
(3) "So helped me Heaven !" he cried, "I will never steal again."
(4) "So help me Heaven !" he cried, "I will never steal again."
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64. Pick out the correct tag that can be added to the following sentence to make it a tag
question :
Well, we need a menu first.
(1) Can't we ? (2) Don't we ?
(3) Do we? (4) Have we?
66. We must endure what we cannot cure.
Identify the correct passive voice of the sentence.
(1) We must endure what can't be cured.
(2) We must be endured what we can't cure.
(3) What cannot be cured must be endured.
(4) What we can't cure must be endured.
66. Pick'out the correct alternative to fill in the blank in the following sentence :
We recommended that the subscription to ten rupees.
(1) was increased
(2) be increased
(3) would be increased
(4) could be increased
67. Pick out the verb that would appear in the indirect speech of the following sentence :
Alice said, "How clever I am !"
(1) exclaimed (2) asked
(3) requested (4) ordered
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88. Pick out the correct indirect speech of the following sentence :
He said to him, "Please wait here till I return."
(1) He requested him to wait there till he would return.
(2) He requested him to wait there till he will return.
(3) He requested him to wait there till he returned.
(4) He requested him to wait there till he had returned.
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69. Pick out the correct conditional sentence based on the following sentences :
It is not likely that you will study hard. So you are not likely to get a first class.
(1) If you studied hard, you would get a first class.
(2) If you will study hard, you would get a first class.
(3) If you study hard, you would get a first class.
(4) If you study hard, you will get a first class.
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70. Choose the correct sentencds.
a. You will have dinner with me tomorrow ?
b. You will add up these figures for me ?
c. You would find out when the train leaves ?
(1) Only a (2) a and b
(3) b and c (4) None of the above
71. Choose the correct sentencds in indirect speech.
a. Prasad asked Nirupam whether he had caught anything.
b. Prasad asks Nimpam whether he could caught anything.
c. Prasad asked Nimpam whether'he was caught anything.
(1) Only a (2) Only b (3) only c (4) a and b
72. Which of the following is notlare not complex sentenceh ?
a. She felt sorry for her aunt when she read her letter.
b. A quick-witted dealer bought the car that I wanted.
c. Her tired eyes made her head ache.
(1) Only a (2) a and b (3) Only c (4) b and c
73. Choose the correct sentencels with correct verb phrases.
a. Jobs are hard to come by.
b. I think I'm coming up with a cold.
c. Come to think of it, I must write to thank him.
(1) a a n d b (2) a and c (3) b and c (4) Only c
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74. Find out the correct sentence of present perfect continuous tense.
(1) I have been waiting for guests since morning.
(2) I had been waiting for guests since morning.
(3) I had being waiting for guests since morning.
(4) I has been waiting for guests since morning.
75. Choose the word from the following that is most nearly opposite in meaning of the
word 'ample' :
(1) Insufficient (2) Sufficiznt
(3) Enough (4) Satisfactory
76. Fill in the blank with the appropriate word.
Do not cry spilt milk.
(1) over (2) under (3) below (4) above
77. Recognise the type of the following sentence :
It feels like ages since I was last here.
(1) Compound (2) Simple
(3) Complex (4) Compound-complex
78. Choose the correct passive form of the following sentence from the alternatives given
below :
Did somebody clean this mom yesterday ?
(1) Was this mom cleaned yesterday ?
(2) Is this room cleaned yesterday by somebody ?
(3) Had this mom been cleaned by somebody ?
(4) Has this room been cleaned ?
79. Choose the correct alternative for 'imaginary/hypothetical condition'.
(1) If you went to London, you might see the Queen.
(2) If you go to London, you may see the Queen.
(3) Had you gone to London, you might have seen the Queen.
(4) .If you will go to London, you may see the Queen.
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80. Which of the following options is the correct form of reported speech of the sentence
given below ?
Jackie said to me, uplease don't tell anybcdy what happened ?"
(1) Jackie told me not to tell anybody what happened.
(2) Jackie said to me not to tell anybody what happened.
(3) Jackie asked me not to tell anybcdy what happened.
(4) Jackie requested me not to tell anybody what had happened.
81. What meaning does the underlined 'modal' express ?
I am so tired, that I could
-sleep for a week.
(1) Hypothetical possibility
(2) Certainty
(3) Probability
(4) Possibility
82. The following sentence is ungrammatical. Choose the correct grammatical form from
the options given below :
For sale, a grand piano belonging to a foreign diplomat leaving India with carved
legs.
(1) A grand piano belonging to a foreign diplomat with carved legs leaving India is
for sale.
(2) A foreign diplomat with carved legs and a grand piano leaving India is for sale.
(3) A grand piano belonging to a foreign diplomat leaving India with carved legs is
for sale.
(4) A grand piano with carved legs belonging to a foreign diplomat leaving India is
for sale.
83. Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom underlined.
One should not look a gift horse in the mouth as it is given out of love and regards.
(1) Be fastidious
(2) Examine a gift carefully
(3) Criticize a &
(4) Suspect about the gift
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84. Identify the ty@e of the clause in the following sentence.
The girl who stood first in the class lived in a hut.
(1) Noun clause (2) Adjective clause
(3) Adverb clause of place (4) Adverb clause of reason
86. Identify the correct sentence.
(1) Not only he writes dramas but acts in them also.
(2) He writes not only dramas but also a d s in them.
(3) He not only writes dramas but also acts in them.
(4) Not only he writes dramas but also acts in them.
86. Pick out the most effective word to complete the sentence meaningfully.
The old man was crushed the car.
(1) below (2) beneath (3) under (4) to
87. Identify the type of pronoun underlined.
I have completed it myself.
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(1) Distributive (2) Emphatic (3) Reflexive t4) Relative
88. Choose the correct alternative to complete the sentence m e a n i n w y .
You a lot of time for social work recently.
(1) have spent (2) spend
(3) spent (4) have been spent
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The guard refused him admittance.
(1) Admittance was refused to him by the guard.
(2) He refused admittance by the guard.
(3) Admittance is refused to him by the guard.
(4) None of the above
90. Identify the type of clause in the following sentence.
Forgive us as we forgive our enemies.
(1) Adverb clause (2) A4jective clause
(3) Noun clause (4) None of the above
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91. Change the following sentence into interrogative sentence :
He always wears black shoes.
(1) Do he always wears black shoes ?
(2) Does he wear always black shoes ?
(3) Did he wear always black shoes ?
(4) Didn't he always wore black shoes ?
92. Change the following sentence into positive degree :
Honey is sweeter than cane sugar.
(1) Honey is as sweet as cane sugar.
(2) Honey is so sweet as cane sugar.
(3) Cane sugar is not as sweet as honey.
(4) Cane sugar is as sweet as honey.
93. Rewrite the following sentence using 'Unless' :
We will not go on our planned picnic if the weather is not fine.
(1) Unless we will not go on our planned picnic, the weather is not fine.
(2) We will not go on our planned picnic, unless the weather is not fine.
(3) Unless the weather is fine, we will not go on our planned picnic.
(4) Unless the weather is not fine, we will not go on our picnic planned.
94. Use 'If in the following sentence.
Unless you read newspapers you will not improve your general knowledge.
(1) If not you read newspapers, you will not improve your general knowledge.
(2) If you not read newspapers, you will not improve your general knowledge.
(3) If you do not read newspapers, you will not improve your general knowledge.
(4) If you did not read newspapers, you will not improve your general knowledge.
95. Choose the correct verb form from the given options.
Don't disturb me. I my homework.
(1) do (2) did
(3) am doing (4) have done
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Read the passage carefully and answer briefly the questions (Q. 96 to 100)
appended below :
People talk of memorials to him in statues of bronze or marble or pillars and thus they
mock him and belie his message. What tribute shall we pay to him that he would have
appreciated ? He has shown us the way to live and the way to die and if we have not
understood that lesson, it would be better that we raised no memorial to him, for the only
fit memorial is to follow reverently in the path he showed us and to do our duty in life and
in death.
He was a Hindu and an Indian, the greatest in many generations, and he was proud of
being a Hindu and an Indian. To him India was dear, because she had represented
throughout the ages certain immutable truths. But though he was intensely religious and
came to be called the Father of the Nation which he had liberated, yet no narrow religious
or national bonds confined his spirit. And so he became the great internationalist, believing
in the essential unity of man, the underlying unity of all religions, and the needs of
humanity, and more specially devoting himself to the service of the poor, the distressed and
the oppressed millions everywhere.
His death brought more tributes than have been paid at the passing of any other
human being in history. Perhaps what would have pleased him best was the spontaneous
tributes that came from the people of Pakistan. On the morrow of the tragedy, all of us
forgot for a while the bitterness that had crept in, the estrangement and conflict of these
past months and Gandhiji stood out as the beloved champion and leader of the people of
India, as it was before partition cut up this living nation.
What was his great power over the mind and heart of man due to ? Even we realize,
that his dominating passion was truth. That truth led him to proclaim without ceasing that
good ends can never be attained by evil methods, that the end itself is distorted if the
method pursued is bad. That truth led him to confess publicly whenever he thought he had
made a mistake - Himalayan errors, he called some of his own mistakes. That truth led
him to fight en1 and untruth wherever he found them, regardless of the consequences. That
truth made the service of the poor and the dispossessed the passion of his life, for where
, there is inequality and discrimination and suppression there is injustice and en1 and
untruth. And thus he became the beloved of all those who have suffered from social and
political evils, and the great representative of humanity as it should be. Because of that
truth in him wherever he sat became a temple and where he trod was.hallowed ground.
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96. About whom is the passage written ?
(1) Mahatma Gandhi
(2) Pandit Nehru
(3) A Hindu
(4) People of Pakistan
97. Why does Nehru make the difference about being a Hindu and an Indian ?
(1) Being a Hindu is following only a narrow religious bond and being an Indian is
believing in unity of all religions.
(2) Being a Hindu is being a liberal and being a n Indian is being narrow-minded.
(3) Being a Hindu is being a patriot and being an Indian is being a non-believer in
any religion
(4) None of the above
98. What great lesson did this great man show us for life ?
(1) Truth, humanity and service of the poor
(2) Non-violence, political tactics and service of the few
(3) Patriotism, religious truths and service to leaders
(4) Way to live and way to die
99. Mention some of the virtues of the great internationalist.
(1) Service to the poor, the distressed and passion for truth
(2) Strength, non-violence and service to the few
(3) Fkligious beliefs, able leadership and service of the nation
(4) None of the above
100, Nehru seems to suggest that his hero was "the beloved champion and leader of the
people of Indian only before the partition of Pakistan and India. Do you agree ?
(1) Yes
(2) No
(3) Cannot say
(4) None of the above
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(2) He won a gold medal in Javelin throw in Paralympics, 2004.
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c. Lukas Biglia won the Gulden Gloves Award.
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Consider the following statements :
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(2) P.V. Sindhu became the youngest player to win an Olympic medal for India.
(3) Sakshi Malik became the sixth woman athlete from India to win an Olympic
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(4) Sakshi Malik became India's first woman to win an Olympic medal in
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c. River Bhima is also called as Chandrabhaga.
d. Ghod, Indrayani and Nira are the important tributaries of the river Bhima.
(1) Only a a n d b (2) Only a, b and d
(3) Only c a n d d (4) a, b, c and d
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Observe the following statements :
a. In Maharashtra, maximum migration takes place from rural to urban areas.
b. Rural to urban migration takes place only for employment.
c. Migration dects economic, eocial and cultural conditions of related areas.
(1) Only a is correct (2) Only a and b are correct
(3) Only b and c are correct (4) Only a and c are correct
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b. Puma 11. 846 mm
c. Maqjira 111. 797 mm
d. Maner Iv. 606 mm
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A person, who desires to obtain any information under the Right to Information Act,
shall make a request
(1) in oral or writing
(2) in oral or through telephone
(3) in writing or through electronic means
(4) in writing or through media
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(3) 18.06.2005 (4) 15.06.2005
The President of India gave assent to the Right to Information Act, 2005 on
If information demanded is related to the liberty of a person, it should be provided
within
(1) 24 hours (2) 48 hours
(3) 5 days (4) None of the above
The Chief Information Commissioner and the Information Commissioners of the
Central Information Commission are appointed by
(1) The President of India (2) The Prime Minister
(3) The Chief Justice of India (4) The Minister of Law and Justice
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The procedure for disposal of the application of the is available under Section 11 of the Right to Information Act, 2005. (1) Appellant (2) Third Party (3) Public Authority (4) Competent Authority When did Lord Curzon initiate 'Co-operative Credit Society Actn to provide farmers a loan on low interest rate ? Which one of the following was the labour movement "mouthpiece" initiated by Shripad Amrit Dange, Joglekar and Mir&ar ? (1) Ujala (2) Kranti (3) Comrade (4) Jnyanoday Which of the following Indian organisations was present a t the First Round Table Conference ? (1) Congress (2) Swarctj Party (3) Hindu Mahasabha (4) R a m k r i s h Mission mmr;mdt I SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
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When did Warren Hastings, the Governor General, establish "Madarasa" a t Calcutta
for the education of Arabic and Persian languages ?
Through which of the following newspapers did the editor James Augustus Hicky
criticize the Governor General, Warren Hastings ?
(1) Bengal Gazette (2) India Gazette
(3) Bengal Journal (4) Calcutta Gazette
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When did the British Prime Minister, Sir Ramsay MacDonald announce the
well-known Communal Award ?
(1) 14& August, 1932 (2) 15& August, 1932
(3) 16& August, 1932 (4) August, 1932
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Who is known as the Father of Indian National Congress ?
(1) Mahatma Gandhi (2) Dadabhai Naoroji
(3) Lord Dufferin (4) A.O. Hume
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Who supported gender equality and the woman's freedom to choose her profession in
the following words ?
"Men and women should compete in each art, science and profession and should be
organised according to his or her capabilities."
(1) Dr. Babasaheb k b e d k a r
(2) Pandita Ramabai
(3) Gopal Ganesh Agarkar
(4) Lokmanya Tilak
(4) f h T h n m r r r ; r m r n ~ ~ d
What was the chief motto behind the preparation of the Indian University Act, 1904
by the Viceroy, Lord Curzon ?
(1) Strict controlling of the Government over the University
(2) To bring out reforms in education in Indian interest
(3) To educate Indians so that they should always be loyal to British
(4) To bring out reforms in University administration
Who has constructed 'Maharani Laxmibai Canal' for the development of farmers ?
(1) Government of Maharashtra (2) Nizam Government
(3) Rajrishi Shahu Maharaj (4) Karmveer Bhaurao Patil
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Which one of the following statements is incorrect ?
(1) The Preamble specifies the source of authority.
(2) The Preamble is not enforceable by a court of law.
(3) The Preamble is not a source of power to the legislature.
(4) The Preamble is a prohibition on the powers of the legislature.
Which article states that there would be Council of Ministers under the leadership of
the Prime Minister to help the President in performing his duties ?
(1) Article 71 (2) Article 72
(3) Article 73 (4) Article 74
Which of the following Fundamental Duties is included in the Constitution by
the 86thAmendment, 2002 ?
(1) To respect the Constitution, the National Anthem and the National Flag
(2) To protect the nation and to take initiative for national service
(3) Parents should avail primary education for all children in the age group 6 - 14
(4) To protect naturalenvironment
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Article 44 of the Indian Constitution envisages a Uniform Civil Code for all
(1) Religious communities
(2) Ethnic groups
(3) Women and men
(4) Citizens
From which country did the Indian Constitution makers adopt the idea of 'Judicial
Review' ?
(1) Great Britain
(2) France
(3) Ireland
(4) America
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is called the Father of Computer Science.
(1) Claude Shannon
(2) Charles Babbage
(3) Von Neumann
(4) Graham Bell
In analog computers the signals are of form.
(1) discrete (2) digital
(3) continuous (4) discrete and digital
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The overall performance of a computer system is the function of
(1) CPU (Central Processing Unit)
(2) Primary Memory
(3) Secondary Memory
(4) All of the above
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The size of computers is reducing day-by-day due to
(1) VLSI technology (2) Tn technology
(3) MSI technology (4) LSI technology
People, Procedure, Software, Hardware and Data are the five parts of alan
(1) Computer system (2) Information system
(3) Software system (4) Competency system
The use of computers for teaching and learning purpose is in progress through
project.
(1) NIST (2) NCERT
(3) NMEICT (4) NIITE
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developed a National Computer Network called
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Which of the following is not true about "digital certificate" ?
(1) A dlgital certificate is an electronic certificate used to establish the credentials
of a data.
(2) Digital certificate is issued by a certification authority.
(3) Digital certificate includes the digital signature of the ~rtificate-issuing
authority for verification of the authenticity of the certificate.
(4) lhgital certificate is only a plain scanned colour copy of any certificate.
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(1) User Requested Link
(2) Ultimate Response Location
(3) Unique Request Locator
(4) Universal Resource Locator
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A train is 260 metres long. It crosses a bridge of 140 metres length in 20 seconds.
How much distance will the train cover in 70 minutes ?
(1) 8Okm (2) 84km (3) 90 km (4) 96 km
A, B, C and D have equal income.
a. A spends 2 ~ of 3his ~income b. B spends 4/5th of his income
c. C spends 5/8* of his income d. D spends @lothof his income
Then, choose the correct alternative from the following :
(1) A spent less than C (2) B spent less than D
(3) C spent more than B ( 4 ) D spent the least
How many triangles are there in the following Sgure ?
(1) 40 (2) 38 (3) 36 (4) 34
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Select the most appropriate image from the given options to replace the question
mark.
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Dhanya made 70 litres of a mixture of milk and water with 10% of milk for making
coffee. But the customers wanted to have a strong coffee with less quantity of milk.
Select the quantity of water in litres so as to make a mixture with 25% of water.
(1) 10 (2) 15 (3) 12 (4) 14
(1) (2)
Select the odd image.
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Search the pattern and select an image for the empty place.
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Persons P, Q and R are sitting in a circle facing the centre. Persons X, Y and Z are
also sitting in the same circle but two of them are not facing the centre instead their
backs are facing the centre. Q is second to the right of X. Y is third to the left of R.
Z is second to the right of R. P is second to the left of Z. Xis seated next to P. Select
the false statement with respect to the given arrangement.
(1) Y is sitting second to the left of X and X is also sitting second to the left of Y.
(2) Y and Z can join their right and left hands respectively.
(3) Rand P are sitting in adjacent positions.
(4) Z and Q both can join their right hands.
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(1) (2) (3) (4)
If A = 1, B = 2, C = 3, D = 4, ... then find the letters that occur in the lined part.
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In the following figure, which letter will occur in place of the question mark ?
Complete the series.
3,2,7,3,16,5,?,7
(1) 35 (2) 129
(3) 58 (4) 9
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(2) T
(3) R
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If you w e the fifth and sixteenth letters from your left and sixth, seventh and ninth
letters from your right only once from the sequence of letters given below to form a
meaningful word, then select the option that indicates the first letter of that word.
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
(1) E
(2) T
(3) R
(4) N o such meaningful word is in use at present
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Six students E, F, G, H, I and J have sat in the field. E and F belong to Pune and
remaining all belong to Delhi. H and J are tall and the remaining are short. E, G and
H are girls and the remaining are boys. Then which girl from Delhi is tall ?
(1) I
(2) J
(3) G
(4) H
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Campers have set up 9 tents, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I in a certain area. C is 2 km
in the east of B. G is 1 km in the west of H while D is 3 km in the east of G and F is
2 km in the north of G. I is situated in the middle of B and C while E is just in the
middle of H and D. A is 1 km in the north of B and H is 2 km to the south of k Select
the minimum distance between F and D.
(1) 5
(2) 13
(3) Square root of 13
(4) 52
A train is running on a circular tract of radius 2 km a t the rate of 72 km per hour.
Select the angle to the nearest minute through which it will turn in 30 seconds
22
provided n = -.
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(1) a, b, e (2) a, c, e (3) f, e, d (4) b, d, f
Given below are six statements and four sets of three statements each from these.
Select a set with the third statement as the correct conclusion based on the first two
statements.
a. All doctors are reflective practitioners.
b. Trained practitioners are reflective practitioners.
c. Some social workers are reflective practitioners.
d. Reflective practitioners are doctors.
e. It is possible that some social workers are doctors.
f. Every practitioner is reflective.
(1) a, b, e (2) a, c, e (3) f, e, d (4) b, d, f
Consider the following facts and select the correct option related to them :
a. Number of cases of swine-flu increases in tropical countries during rainy
season.
b. There is tremendous increase in the viral infections during rainy season.
(1) Fact a is the generalization based on fact b.
(2) Fact b is the generalization based on fact a.
(3) F a d b is the generalization based on many facts like a.
(4) Though both the fads are true it is not possible to establish any relation
between them.
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(1) 7/17 (2) 10117 (3) 11/17 (4) 12/17
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A letter is chosen at random from the word COUNTERPRODUCTIVE. What is the
probability that it is a vowel ?
(1) 7/17 (2) 10117 (3) 11/17 (4) . 12/17
The average of a, b, c and d is 7.
Quantity A : 15
Quantity B : The average of 4a - 5c, b - 24, 8c - a and 3d + 2b
Select the option that describes the relation between the two quantities correctly.
(1) Both the quantities are equal.
(2) Quantity A is smaller than quantity B.
(3) Quantity A is greater than quantity B.
(4) As per the given information no relationship can be established between the
given quantities.
Simplify :
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Hexagonal block with six rectangular surfaces are wloured yellow, green, red, blue,
pink and black. Hexagonal surfaces are coloured orange and purple. Two figures
from vertical perspectives and one from horizontal perspective are given here. Then
select the pair of colours of the rectangles adjacent to red wlour.
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e
(1) Black, blue
(2) Green, blue
(3) No definite answer due to lack of sufficient information
(4) Definitely purple and orange
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C and A are sisters. A is B's mother. R is B's son. D is C's son. Then which of the
following statements would be certainly right ?
(1) B and D are male cousins.
(2) There are only two women in this group.
(3) D is B's maternal cousin.
(4) Not a single statement is certainly true.
Identify the two facts that prove the conclusion, "The Indian Ocean is larger than
the Southern Ocean' to be always true.
Facts :
a. The Atlantic is larger than the Arctic.
b. The Southern Ocean is not the smallest.
c. The Atlantic would have been the largest had it not been for the Pacific.
d. The Indian Ocean is the third largest.
(1) a a n d b (2) a and c (3) b and c (4) b a n d d
Saturday was a holiday for Independence Day of 2015. What will be the day on
llthSeptember, 2017 ?
(1) Saturday (2) Sunday (3) Monday (4) Wednesday
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Aaradhyaraj walked from his house a distance of 20 km towards east, then he
turned to his right and walked 9 km, again he turned to his right and walked 8 km.
Then how far is he from his house ?
(1) 1Okm (2) 12km (3) 14km (4) 15km
Srishti's age is 1/2 of her brother's age and 1/6 times of her mother's age. If the
difference between her brother's age and mother's age is 24 years, what is the sum of
Srishti's age m d her brother's age ?
(1) 20 years (2) 24 years
(3) 18 years (4) 16 years
189. X 54+6=9, 13x4=17, 19+5=14 Jrrfar 8-7=56, f l ~ n u R - d t f i k s a f k h ?
96+ 12~(384+12)+8-4=?
(1) 3200 (2) 3100 (3) 130 (4) 100
If 54 + 6 = 9, 13 x 4 = 17, 19 $ 5 = 14 and 8 - 7 = 56, then what is the value of the
following expression ?
96+12x(384+12)+8-4=?
(1) 3200 (2) 3100 (3) 130 (4) 100
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Find the odd one from the following :
BEHFD, GJMKI, LORPN, QTWW
(1) gTWW (2) LORF'N
(3) BEHFD (4) GJMKI
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In which type of insurance business, has the Government Insurance Fund received
substantial premium as per performance budget 2015 - 16 ?
(1) Fire Insurance (2) Marine Insurance
(3) Miscellaneous Insurance (4) Health Insurance
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Which of the following officeelinstitutions can be facilitated by Directorate of
Insurance ?
(1) All Government / Semi-Government Offices
(2) Co-operative Institution
(3) State Statutory Institution
(4) Municipal Corporationa/Municipalities
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Mantralaya, Maharashtra State.
(1) General Administration Department
(2) Revenue Department
(3) Finance Department
(4) Commerce Department
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The Government has established Directorate of Insurance, an independent
organization, for the management/administration of the Government Insurance
Fund on
(1) lstMay, 1961 (2) lstMay, 1972
(3) lstJanuary, 1961 (4) lstSeptember, 1972
Which of the following statements islare true ?
a. Directorate of Insurance is the Self-Insurance Scheme of the Maharashtra
State Government.
b. "Insurance Fund for India's Development" is the slogan of the Directorate of
Insurance.
(1) a only
(2) b only
(3) Both a and b
(4) None of the above
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A risk becomes insurable if it has the following characteristics :
a. The risk must be of a fortuitous nature.
b. The risk must be "pure risk". Trade risk cannot be insured against.
c. The loss caused by the risk must be capable of being measured in terms of
money.
d. The risk must not be of an Wegal" nature.
Which of the statements given above are correct ?
(1) a a n d b o n l y (2) b and c only
(3) a and c only (4) All of the above
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Under Motor Insurance - after 1.04.2009 the rates for 'Liability Only' are regulated
by which authority ?
(1) IRDA
(2) National Transport Policy Committee
(3) Finance Commission
(4) TariffAdvisory Committee
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are named Peril Policies where the perils are listed.
(1) Marine Hull Policy
(2) Motor Policy
(3) Fire Insurance Policy
(4) Fidelity Guarantee Policy
The premium is the paid by the insured under a contract of in$urance.
(1) Indemnity (2) Condition
(3) Warranty (4) Consideration
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The role of IRDA in insurance
a, Insurance regulator
b. Licensing authority
c. Industry watchdog
d. Guidelines and directions
(1) a a n d b (2) b and d
(3) a and c (4) All of the above
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