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Number of Questions: 80
Marks: 200
Directions: Read the following passages and

answer the items that follow each passage. Your
answers to these items should be based on the
passages only.
Instead of focusing exclusively on alcohols

potential to fuel violence inside stadiums, the
media should be emphasizing the damage that
alcohol and processed foods are causing to the
worlds population every day. Consumption of
such products continues to rise not least
of
multi-billion
advertising
campaigns.
decade, global
dollar
Over
soft-drink
the
global
last
sales have
doubled; per capita alcohol consumption has

risen; and tobacco use has increased. Making
matters worse, most of this growth is occurring
in low- and middle-income countries, which
are the least equipped to handle the coming
health crisis.
One factor underlying such threats to public
health is classification. Health experts have
traditionally
lumped
diseases
into
two
categories: communicable diseases, which are

caused predominantly by infection, and noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) that is,
everything else.
Among the NCDs, four conditions contribute
most
to
early
cardiovascular
death
disease,
60 years of age.
The main risk factors for developing these
conditions
PASSAGE : 1
because
Time : 120 Min
including nine million deaths in people under
or
disability:
chronic
lung
conditions, cancer, and diabetes. In 2010,

these four conditions caused 47% of all deaths,
smoking
tobacco,
excessive
alcohol consumption, being overweight, and

insufficient physical exercise reflect deeply
ingrained unhealthy behaviors. Given that
these are precisely the kind of behaviors that
companies like the World Cup sponsors are
encouraging, a better disease classification
would be pestilentialucrocausa (PLC), or profitdriven disease.
The over-consumption of alcohol, tobacco, and
energy-rich processed foods are often framed
as lifestyle choices. But the determinants of
such choices are often removed from peoples
immediate control. The strong associations
between PLCs and, say, poverty or gender
suggest
that
wider
social
forces
exert
considerable pressure on individual behaviors

affecting health.
Addressing the PLCs calls for a new approach
to health, and to the organizations charged
with protecting it. The current system does not
empower
the
United
technical agencies
Nations
and
other
concerned with health
governance to confront the determinants of

poor health effectively. Large corporations have
resources,
lobbying
power,
advertising
budgets, networks, and supply chains of which

the UN can only dream. And while the World
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Health Organization skimps by on $2 billion a
authorities must fill this role, setting and
year, the tobacco industry rakes in $35 billion
enforcing the rules of the game to protect the
in annual profits.
health of people worldwide.
What steps can be taken to level the playing
The World Cup has a profound social impact,
field? As any football pundit will tell you,
including on global health. FIFA has a
success depends on teamwork. First and
responsibility to ensure that the tournaments
foremost, consumers must be better informed
viewers are not receiving a message that could
about the long-term impact of sponsors
make them sick.
products. After all, the most effective way to
1.
Who are the least equipped to handle
compel companies to change is to stop
the coming health crisis according to the
purchasing what they sell. When people raise
passage?
their voices say, to ban advertising for breast-
(a) Advertising campaigns
milk substitutes or to demand access to life-
(b) Media
saving drugs big corporations often listen.
(c) The youth of the country
Second, policymakers must be realistic. While
(d) Low and middle income countries
there is certainly room for optimism about
2.
Which of the following is a factor for
technological advances that will help to control
causing threat to public health as per
treatment costs, the fact is that treating a
the passage?
growing share of the worlds population simply
(a) Increasing World's population
is not feasible. Indeed, the World Economic
(b) Prevailing Illiteracy
Forum estimates that the four major PLCs cost
(c) Classification of Communicable and
the global economy $3.75 trillion in 2010, well
non communicable diseases
over half of which was spent on medical care.
(d) Multibillion
In this context, prevention strategies are
campaigns
3.
crucial.
dollar
advertising
Which of the following contribute to
Third, businesses have a critical role to play.
early death or disability as per the
Beyond being a key aspect of corporate social
passage?
responsibility, curbing PLCs and thereby
I.
Cardiovascular disease
ensuring the health and productivity of current
II.
Lung conditions
and future generations is in firms interest.
III. Cancer
Voluntary codes to limit sugar in soft drinks
(a) All I, II and III
(b) Only I and II
and reduce salt levels in processed foods are a
(c) Only I and III
(d) Only II and III
positive step; but they are far from adequate.
4.
Which of the following reflect unhealthy
Finally, every successful team needs a strong
behaviors?
manager. In the battle against the PLCs,
I.
Chronic Lung conditions
international
II.
Smoking tobacco
and
national
regulatory

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III. Excessive alcohol consumption
7.
According to the author, which of the
IV. Insufficient Physical exercise
following is the most effective way to
(a) I, II and III
address PLC?
(b) II, III, IV
(a) Stop
(c) All of the above

5.
dollar
budgeted
advertising campaigns
(d) None of the above
(b) Spread Literacy
Which of the following are true as per
(c) Put a ban on consumption of alcohol
the passage?
(d) Stop purchasing what the companies
I.
World
Cup
sponsors
are
encouraging profit-driven diseases

II.
Over-consumption
of
sell
8.
alcohol,
What are the steps to be taken to

address PLC?
I.
tobacco, and energy-rich processed
Consumers
must
lifestyle choices
impact of sponsors products

forces
II.
exert
considerable pressure on individual
Policymakers
the
better
informed
social
about
be
foods are not often framed as

III. Wider
must
long-term
be
realistic
about prevention strategies

III. Businesses have a critical role to
behaviors affecting health.
6.
million
(a) I, II and III
(b) I and III
play. Beyond being a key aspect of
(c) II and III
(d) I and II
corporate social responsibility

IV. Ensure
Which of the following is discussed in
that
the
tournaments
the passage about the addressing of
viewers are not receiving a message
PLC?
that could make them sick.
I.
II.
The
current
system
does
not
(a) All of the above
empower the United Nations and
(b) None of the above
other technical agencies concerned
(c) II, III and IV
with health governance to confront
(d) Only IV
the determinants of poor health
Directions for Q No:9 to 13:
effectively
In a round table conference six persons are
Consumers
informed
must
about
the
be
better
participating. They are Andy, Bob, Charles,
long-term
Douglas, Elena and Fred. Bob is sitting
impact of sponsors products
between Charles and Elena and is opposite to
(a) Only I
Andy. Douglas is sitting to the left of Elena.
(b) Only II
9.
Who is sitting opposite to Douglas?
(c) Both I and II
(a) Andy
(b) Bob
(d) Neither I nor II
(c) Charles
(d) Fred

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10.
11.
12.
Who is sitting to the left of Bob?
After almost four decades of war, Afghanistan
(a) Charles
(b) Elena
is, once again, teetering on the edge of a
(c) Douglas
(d) Andy
precipice. Just last week, following allegations
If Elena interchanges her place with the
of massive fraud during the countrys recent
person sitting opposite to Bob, then who
presidential election, thousands of protesters
sits to the right of Fred?
marched on the presidential palace. Given that
(a) Andy
(b) Charles
the
(c) Bob
(d) None of these
comprises mainly ethnic Tajiks, the events
aggrieved
candidates
constituency
If each person interchanges his/her
have revived Afghanistans deep-seated ethnic
place with the person sitting opposite,
tensions.
then who is sitting to the right of
Pakistans internal struggles from inter-
Charles?
communal
conflict
to
relentless
terrorist
(a) Elena
(b) Bob
activity are well known. In fact, the country
(c) Andy
(d) Fred
recently experienced a major terrorist attack,
13. If Andy interchanges his place with
which not only led to more than 29 deaths, but
Douglas, Fred with Elena and Bob with
also rendered Karachis international airport
Charles, then which of the following are
the countrys largest dysfunctional for nearly
true?
12 hours. Just a couple of weeks later,
(a) There
are
two
persons
sitting
between Bob and Douglas
gunmen fired at a Pakistan International

Airlines plane as it was landing in the northern
(b) Elena is sitting to the right of Fred
city of Peshawar, killing one passenger and
(c) Douglas and Charles are sitting
injuring three crew members.
opposite to each other.
Poorly
(d) Fred is to the left of Andy.
considered
American
interventions,
especially the invasion of Iraq in 2003, have
PASSAGE : 2
exacerbated the regions myriad animosities
Iraq seems to be falling apart, with the rapid
and security challenges. Far from bringing
advance of the militant Islamic State in Iraq
peace to Iraq, the military campaign carried
and Syria (ISIS) threatening to lead to the
out on the pretense of eliminating weapons of
countrys division into Shia, Sunni, and
mass destruction fueled more violence.
Kurdish entities, while blurring its border with
Unable to stabilize itself, Iraq which initially
its turbulent western neighbor. Moreover, the
demanded that the United States withdraw all
tumult is now threatening to spread to two
of its troops has been requesting renewed
more
and
American involvement. Will Afghanistan, too,
Pakistan, which already are facing myriad
soon be asking the US to return should the
internal challenges. For India, the message is
Taliban stage an ISIS-like surge?
nearby
countries,
Afghanistan
clear: its national security interests are at risk.

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Iraqs struggle as a unified state is nothing
third of Iraqi army divisions are combat
new. It began almost exactly a century ago,
ineffective.
when the United Kingdom and France created
It is no surprise, therefore, that Iraq has
a new map of the Middle East via the Sykes-
lost control over its border crossings with
Picot Agreement. The Pakistani journalist
Syria. In fact, the Iraqi government could even
Yasser Latif Hamdani has emphasized the
begin to lose its grip on its frontier with Jordan
imprudence of the British-French approach,
in the not-too-distant future, allowing an
which entailed drawing borders that roped in
entirely new set of destabilizing forces to wreak
diverse peoples the consequences of which
havoc on its territory. An Iraqi commander
are starkly apparent in countries like Iraq and
recently summed up the challenge: We dont
Pakistan.
have enough intelligence information; we dont
In
this
context,
as Richard
have good air coverage; we are battling very
Haass recently pointed out, the potential for
well-trained groups that have good experience
prolonged political-religious wars within and
in street fights, that are moving fast between
across boundaries, involving both local and
cities and villages.
foreign forces and militias and governments, is
The question now is whether the Middle
great. Indeed, the region is unraveling by the
East as we know it will remain intact for much
hour.
longer. After World War I, the British field
The momentum is now with ISIS an
marshal Archibald Wavell presciently observed
Islamist organization even more extreme than
that, After the war to end war, the victors
Al Qaeda.
ISIS has often been
seem to have been pretty successful in Paris
characterized as a Sunni organization, it is
at making a Peace to end Peace. He foresaw
important
Khan
what now seems obvious: the imposition of
Mahmudabad has observed, that the groups
artificial arrangements in the Middle East
ideology closely resembles that of the radical
would only engender conflict.
seventh-century Kharijite sect, which also felt
For India, this uncertainty amounts to a
embolden to denounce, and then kill, other
serious security challenge, requiring that it
Muslims as nonbelievers.
transcend the role of silent spectator. After all,
Though
to
note,
as
Ali
In any case, the Iraqi army is a defeated
India itself is one of the worlds largest Muslim
force. According to the Washington Institute
countries, with some 177 million Muslims,
for Near East Policy, almost one-quarter of
both
Iraqs combatant battalions no longer have an
destabilizing the Middle East unconfined by
order of battle, with their equipment lost and
national borders, India simply cannot risk
their soldiers having abandoned their posts.
having the growing Sunni-Shia civil war
Similarly, US officials say that more than one-
spread to its population.
Sunni

and
Shia.
With
the
forces
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The region needs a new security paradigm. For
(c) Equipment is lost and their soldiers
its own sake, and the sake of its neighbors,
have not abandoned their posts
India must take an active role in creating it,
(d) More than one-third of Iraqi army
and soon.
divisions are combat effective.
Indeed, given Chinas growing influence in

Pakistan
and
Afghanistan,
this
act
16.
of
What is the reason behind Afghanistan's

request for American involvement?
diplomatic creation could prove to be a key test
(a) Terrorist
of how China views its relations with India.
(b) Eliminating
and others to forge a new structure of peace for
of
mass
animosities
to pursue small tactical advantages. Indias
(d) Inability of stabilization

17.
According to the author, why is Iraq
choice for many years to come.
falling apart?
14.
I.
Which of the following is true about

Iraq's struggle as a unified state?
Rapid
advance
of
the
militant
Islamic State in Iraq and Syria

II.
(a) It began due to the United Kingdom

and France creation of a new map of
Threat of countrys division into

Shia, Sunni, and Kurdish entities
III. Blurring
the Middle East via the Sykes-Picot

Agreement
its
border
with
its
turbulent western neighbor
(b) Drawing of borders that roped in
(a) All of the above
diverse people is one of the reasons
(b) I and III
for the struggle
(c) II and III
(c) America's intervention has helped
15.
weapons
(c) Exacerbation of the regions myriad
growing risks that India and its neighbors face
(d) India has extended help for the
Karachi
destructions
the greater Middle East or, instead, to use the
Iraq to develop as a democratic state
in
international airports
The Chinese can decide to cooperate with India
relationship with China may depend on this
attacks
(d) I and II
18.
According to the author what are the

steps to be taken by India to tackle the
removal of American troops from
middle east problem
Iraq.
(a) India should play the role of a silent
Which of the following support the

authors statement that Iraq has lost
control
(a) Iraqi army is an undefeated force
(b) Iraqs combatant battalions no longer
have an order of battle,
spectator
(b) India
can
risk
the
Sunni
Shia
problem spreading to its population

(c) India should create a new security
paradigm.
(d) India should amend its relations with
China.

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19.
Which of the following are Richard
I.
Hass's observations?
to their heights (in decreasing order of
(a) Religious wars are great
heights) and weights (in decreasing
(b) Wars
within
and
across
the
order of weights), nobody got the same
boundaries must involve local and
rank in both categories.

II.
foreign forces
(c) Afghanistan, too, soon be asking the
shorter than him.

III.
(d) Iraq is unraveling by the hour.

Which of the following is true about the
(a) It isnt as extreme as AlQaeda
22.
Sunni organisation
denounce,
is
and
to
encourage
then
kill,
to
other
23.
Muslims as nonbelievers
(d) Ali Khan Mahmudabad is the leader
of ISIS
21.
Chakri is heavier than only one boy and

is shorter than David.
(b) It is a Kharijite sect which resembles

ideology
Eshwar, the tallest boy, is heavier than

Anuj, the shortest boy.
IV.
ISIS as per the passage?
(c) Its
For any boy, the number of heavier than

him is not equal to the number of boys
US to return
20.
If they were given ranks 1 to 5 according
24.
What is the rank of Bharath in weight?

(a) 1
(b) 2
(c) 3
(d) cannot be determined.
Who is the third heaviest boy?

(a) Chakri
(b) Eshwar
(c) Bharath
(d) Anuj
Who among the following is heavier than
Which of the following are true about
Anuj?
Afghanistan as per the passage?
(a) Bharath
I.
Pakistan is teetering on the edge of
(b) David
a precipice
(c) Chakri
Allegations of massive fraud during
(d) More than one of the above
II.
the countrys recent presidential
25.
election
What is the sum of the ranks of Chakri

in both the Categories?
III. Inter communal conflicts
(a) 5
(b) 6
(a) I, II and III
(c)7
(d) 8
(b) I and III
26.
Who is the fourth tallest boy?
(c) Only II
(a) Bharath
(b) Chakri
(d) Only III
(c) David
(d) Either a or c
Direction from 22 to 26
Direction for questions 27 to 31
Each of the five boys- Anuj, Bharath, Chakri,
Six persons - rinku, tinku, sunny, kanna,
David and Eshwar are of different weights and
Vicky and nicky, who are wearing six different
different heights. We know the following
colored shirt among red, blue, green, yellow,
additional information.

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PASSAGE : 3
white and pink, not necessarily in the same

order, are seated around a round table.
The governor of Borno State is warning that
We know the following information about their
failure to help his embattled schools will be
seating arrangement.
disastrous for the rule of law throughout
I.
Rinku is to the immediate right of Vicky.
Nigeria. Already, the country is being called the
II.
Nicky who is not wearing green colored
kidnap capital of the world, with 1,000
shirt, is to the immediate right of the
reported abductions in the last year alone.
person wearing pink colored shirt.
We might have assumed that eight weeks after
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
27.
28.
Sunny,
the
person
wearing
yellow
the schoolgirls were taken, there would be a
colored shirt, is not adjacent to the
glimmer
of
hope.
person wearing pink colored shirt.
OlusegunObasanjo has expressed a widely
Rinku is sitting opposite to the person
shared fear that many of the girls will never be
wearing blue colored shirt.
returned
Tinku and nicky are adjacent to each
information has seeped out about the girls
other.
whereabouts, and much of the intelligence
The person wearing green colored shirt
remains shrouded in secrecy for fear of
is adjacent to the person wearing pink
terrorist reprisals.
colored shirt and red colored shirt.
Moreover, it is likely that in the month since
What is the color of the shirt that kanna
Boko
wearing?
girls flanked by gunmen, the girls have been
to
Haram
their
But
former
parents.
released a
President
Indeed,
video
little
of
the
(a) Rinku
(b) Blue
split into groups of 40-50. If one group is
(c) Green
(d) Vocky
rescued by force, the others will be murdered,
Who is the immediate right of the person
creating a serious tactical dilemma for the
wearing white colored shirt?
Nigerian governments special forces.
(a) Rinku
(b) Tinku
And, as the worlds attention shifts to other
(c) Kanna
(d) Vocky
global trouble spots, such as Iraq, intense
29. Who is opposite kanna?
international scrutiny is giving way to what
(a) Rinku
(b) Sunny
seems like silent acceptance of the girls fate.
(c) Nicky
(d) Vicky
The fight to maintain global support has
30. Nicky is opposite the person wearing
become an uphill one for Nigerian President
which colored shirt?
Goodluck Jonathan, despite his direct appeal
(a) Red
(b) Green
to the whole world for help in securing the
(c) Yellow
(d) Pink
girls release.
31. Who is wearing green colored shirt?
But on Monday, the international Day of the
(a) Rinku
(b) Tinku
African Child, there will be a renewed attempt
(c) Kanna
(d) Vicky
to highlight the girls plight and what failure to

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secure their release would mean for girls
Mozambique and South Africa demanding an
rights around the world. In addition to
end to child trafficking and genital mutilation.
highlighting the need to invest in girls
All of them are now more vociferous in
education, young people worldwide will mount
demanding support for a world in which
an
Chiboks
patriarchs no longer determine their rights and
abducted schoolgirls, including 20 sit-ins at
opportunities. It is their struggle, and they are
national
increasingly leading it.
outpouring
of
support
parliaments
for
and
mass
demonstration at the African Unions seat in
32.
What
is
the
Addis Ababa.
statement
of
If the protests boost international attention
acceptance of the girls fate.
and support, Western governments may be
(a) Not paying much attention to the
persuaded to offer Nigerias government the
reason
the
behind
author:
the
silent
problems faced in Iraq
night-vision equipment, helicopters, and air
(b) Not
cover that it desperately needs to show Boko
enough
international
scrutinisation globally
Haram that official forces have regained
(c) Not receiving the global support that
control of Bornos forests and that the group
is needed for the rescue of the
cannot escape with impunity.
abducted girls
The focus on the abducted girls reminds us
(d) Not making appeal in the court of
that a new civil-rights struggle is underway,
Law for the rescue of the abducted
with millions of girls around the world resisting
girls in Pakistan
the terror, murder, rape, and intimidation that
33.
According to the passage, which country
denies them basic rights, including the right to
is called the kidnap capital of the world?
an education. It is also a struggle to end girls
(a) Pakistan
(b) India
exploitation at work and in domestic service,
(c) Nigeria
(d) Borno
and to end the oppression of child marriage
34.
Which of the following assumptions are
and child trafficking, which remain all too
true as per the passage?
common in Africa and Asia. The Chibok girls
I.
People assumed that there might be
kidnapped simply because they wanted an
little hope after 8 weeks of the
education have become a powerful symbol of
abduction of the school girls
this wider struggle for girls rights.
II.
Information about the abducted
They are not the only symbols. There are also
school girls was not shared due to
the Indian girls who were recently raped and
the fear of attack from terrorists
hanged, the Bangladeshi girls now declaring
(a) Only I
child-marriage-free zones, the Pakistani girls
(b) Only II
demanding their right to education, and the
(c) Both I and II
African girls from Ethiopia and Morocco to

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35.
Which of the following sentences are
39.
(a) CRFYK
(a) Pakistani girls demand to end the
(b) ALVKU
girls trafficking
(b) Indian
girls
(c) ALFKT
have
declared
child
(c) African girls have demanded their

right to education
(d) Girls
worldwide
allowing
(d) ARVHT
Directions for questions 40 to 43
marriage free zones
Five boys Kittu, Bittu, Chintu, Dattu and

Mintu went to a movie and they are sitting in a
are
patriarchs
no
to
longer
determine
their rights and opportunities.

36.
row of five chairs facing the screen.

Information regarding the order in which these
five boys entered the theater and seated in the
What is the reason behind the tactical
theater is given below.
dilemma of the Nigerian special forces?
I.
(a) The release of the video of the

abducted girls by Boko Haram
II.
extreme ends of the row.

III.
(c) Millitant problems in Iraq

(d) Terrorist reprisals on the common
IV.
V.
the African Child?

VI.
kidnap of the girls in Nigeria

Educating the affects of failure of
40.
III. Need to invest in girls education

41.
(a) Only I and III

(b) All I, II and III
(d) I and II
2, 6, 3, 5, 35, 7, 11, 143, 13, _, _, _
Bittu entered fifth and Kittu entered just

before Dattu.
the release of the girls
38.
The boy who came second is sitting at

the extreme left of the row.
Renewed attempt to highlight the
(c) II and III
Between Bittu and Mittu exactly one boy

is sitting.
What issues would be dealt on Day of
II.
Chintu was sitting to the immediate left

of Dattu.
people
I.
The first and the last boy to enter the

theater are not sitting at any of the
upon rescue of the others by the

kidnappers
No two boys among them went into the

theater at the same time.
(b) The murder of one of the groups
37.
TRAIN : UUFPW ::_: BOARD
42.
Who entered first?

(a) Kittu
(b) Chintu
(c) Dattu
(d) Mittu
Who is sitting at the middle of the row?

(a) Kittu
(b) Bittu
(c) Chintu
(d) Dattu
Who is sitting at the extreme left of the
(a) 15, 255, 17
row?
(b) 17, 323, 19
(a) Mittu
(b) Bittu
(c) 13, 19, 515
(c) Chintu
(d) Kittu
(d) 17, 306, 18

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43.
Who entered just before Kittu?
The
decision
was
announced
through
(a) Mittu
(b) Chintu
separate notifications by the Central Board
(c) Dattu
(d) Kittu
of Excise and Customs and the Directorate
Direction for question 44 to 47:
General of Foreign Trade over the last one
In a class of 180 students, 110 students
month.
passed in chemistry and 120 students failed in
To
ensure
quality
control,
such
maths.30 students failed in both the subjects.
imports will have to carry a no-objection
44.
How many students in the class failed in
certificate
at least one subject?
Medical Research (ICMR).
(a) 120
(b) 160
It is not only for foreign nationals but also
(c) 140
(d) 180
Indian couples settled abroad if they want to
45.
46.
47.
from
the
Indian
Council
of
How many students failed in chemistry
bring frozen embryos to India for infertility
only?
treatment or surrogacy,
(a) 40
(b) 20
This was not permitted earlier but the new
(c) 30
(d) 60
guidelines have streamlined the process and
How many students failed in Maths but
cleared grey areas on their import.
passed in chemistry?
Although ICMR had recognised the import of
(a) 60
(b) 50
human embryos frozen in liquid nitrogen
(c) 80
(d) 90
containers
for
artificial
reproduction
How many students passed in exactly
techniques as proper medical procedure to
one subject?
be conducted in India, doctors said customs
(a) 120
(b) 150
and
DGFT
(c) 140
(d) 170
imports.
rules
did
not
permit
such
India is a rising global healthcare player

PASSAGE : 4
with the ability to provide inexpensive but
India has allowed the import of human
top
quality
medical
embryos for artificial reproduction, opening
percentage of foreign patients come for
up what is expected to be a huge segment of
treatment of problems linked to fertility.
the medical tourism market.
The medical tourism business is expected to
The decision will allow foreign couples to
grow by 30 per cent cumulatively to about
bring in frozen human embryos and rent a
$2 billion (Rs 12,000 crore) by 2015.
surrogate womb in India for the baby to be
But
born. The relaxed rules will also apply to
conflicting guidelines and had not taken off.
other infertility-related treatment such as
Experts said since the government has built
IVF.
in a case-by-case approval procedure, it
surrogacy
has
care
had
and
to
deal
large
with
would ensure that human embryos are not

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brought
into
the
or
for
purposes
country
the
for
research
exploitation
of
open up medical tourism market?
(a) Quality control in medical field in
(a) Rent surrogate womb

(b) Import
(b) Surrogacy an established market in
human
embryos
for
(c) Infertility related treatments as IVF
(c) Human embryo import
(d) Relaxed VISA rules
(d) Infertility and the increase in number
53.
of cases
Which of the below would help in

ensuring
quality
control
over
the
Which of the following guidelines are
imports
newly added
(a) No objection certificate from the
(a) Amendment in the permits of the
country from where the embryos are
customs and DGFT rules
imported
(b) Top quality medical care provision for
(b) NOC from ICMR
foreigners
(c) NOC from Central Board of Excise
(c) Surrogacy
and Customs
(d) All of the above
(d) All of the above
The decision on import of human
54.
embryos was announced by:

I.
Central
Board
of
II.
Directorate
When the time is 10:30, if the minute

hand points towards south, the hour
Excise
and
hand point towards?
Customs
(a) North-East
General
of
Foreign
(b) North-West
Trade
51.
of
artificial reproduction
India
50.
What according to the author would
What is the central idea of the passage:

India
49.
(b) Only II
(c) Both I and II (d) None of the above

52.
surrogates.
48.
(a) Only I
(c) South-East
(a) Only I
(b) Only II
(c) Both I and II
(d) South-West
55.
In a leap year, which month have the
Which of the following sentences are
same calendar as that of January in
that year?
I.
Foreign couples can now bring in
(a) April
(b) July
frozen human embryos and rent a
(c) October
(d) March
surrogate womb in India for the

II.
56.
A person walks 4Km towards west, then
baby to be born
turns to his right to travel 9Km.He turns
Indian couples settled abroad can
towards east and travel 12Km.Finally,
bring frozen embryos to India for
he travels 3Km towards south. How far
infertility treatment or surrogacy
is he from the initial position (in Km)?

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57.
(a) 15
(b) 23
(c) 18
(d) 10
(c) Ask both to approach a doctor and

get an input about the urgency.
How is my mothers only son-in-laws
(d) Arrange vaccine for Gram Pradhan
sister related to me?

(a) Mother-in-law (b) Sister
(c) Aunt
from the distributor of another area.

62.
(d) Mother
You are the chairperson of the state

sports committee. You have receive a
Direction for questions 58 to 60:
complaint and later it was found that an
Four couples sit around a circular table in a
athlete in the junior age category who
party. Every husband sits to the right of his
has won a medal has crossed the age
wife. P, Q, R and S are husband and T,U,V and
criteria by 5 days. You would.
Ware wives Q-U and R-V are two married
(a) Ask the screening committee for
couples. S does not sit next to V.T sits to the
clarification.
left of P, who sits opposite S.
(b) Ask the athlete to return the medal.
58.
(c) Ask the athlete to get an affidavit
59.
60.
61.
Q sits between_
(a) U and V
(b) T and U
from the court declaring his/her
(c) U and S
(d) W and T
age.
Who sits to the right of W?

(a) S
(b) Q
(c) R
(d) P
(d) Ask the members of the sports

committee for their views.
63.
For
the
past
nine
months,
Mr.
Who sits between P and Q?
Venkatraman, an officer of the Indian
(a) T
(b) U
Foreign Service (IFS) has been posted in
(c) V
(d) W
an economically backward country. As
You are the officer-in-charge of a village
part of his duties Mr. Venkatraman has
administering distribution of vaccine in
to attend official banquets in which
an isolated epidemic hit village, and you
invariably only non-vegetarian food is
are left with only one vaccine from the
served. Mr. Venkatraman is a strict
Gram Pradhan and also a poor villager
vegetarian.
you are being pressurized by the Gram
Which of the following decisions is/are
Pradhan to issue the vaccine to him.
most appropriate?
You would
I.
(a) Initiate the procedure to expedite the

next supply without issuing the
vaccine to either.
(b) Arrange vaccine for the poor villager
from the distributor of another area.
Mr. Venkatraman should resign

from the service.
II.
Mr.
Venkatraman should the
Foreign ministry for a transfer to

some other country.
(a) i only
(b) ii only
(c) Both i and ii (d) Neither i and ii

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64.
Mr. Govind Vasudeva is the chairman of
PASSAGE : 5
NGO that works for development and
Many today believe that renewable energy will
education of homeless children. Every
let us get off fossil fuels soon. Unfortunately,
year,
the facts say otherwise.
he
receives
hundreds
of
nominations of volunteers to work in his
According to International Energy Agency data,
NGO. However, only a handful of people
13.12% of the worlds energy came from
choose to work all year round while the
renewables in 1971, the first year that the IEA
rest leave after a few secessions coming
reported global statistics. In 2011, renewables
and
Mr.
share was actually lower, at 12.99%. Yet a new
Vasudeva received a request from one
survey shows that Americans believe that the
such one person- a UPSC aspirant who
share of renewables in 2035 will be 30.2%. In
has worked for just 2 sessions in the
reality, it will likely be 14.5%.
entire year- to grant him a certificate
Solar and wind energy account for a trivial
that would potentially help him clear the
proportion of current renewables about one-
interview and become an IAS officer.
third of one percentage point. The vast
What should Mr. Vasudeva do?
majority comes from biomass, or wood and
(a) He
going
fleetingly.
the
plant material humanitys oldest energy
certificate as the person has not
source. While biomass is renewable, it is often
worked much with his NGO and had
neither good nor sustainable.
selfish interests.
Burning
(b) He
should
should
not
Recently,
not
grant
grant
him
him
wood
in
pre-industrial
Western
the
Europe caused massive deforestation, as is
certificate as this will lead to surge of
occurring in much of the developing world
more requests of such nature which
today. The indoor air pollution that biomass
will not be helpful to the company
produces kills more than three million people
name .
annually.
(c) He should grant him the certificate
Likewise,
modern
energy
crops
increase deforestation, displace agriculture,
as the person may have had reason
and push up food prices.
for not being regular and may come
The most renewables-intensive places in the
back to help the NGO in a greater
world
capacity.
almost 50% of its energy from renewables,
(d) He should grant him the certificate
are
also
the
poorest.
Africa
gets
compared to just 8% for the OECD. Even the
which clearly states the nature of his
European
OECD
countries,
involvement with the NGO.
are below the global average.
at
11.8%,
The reality is that humanity has spent recent

centuries getting away from renewables. In
1800, the world obtained 94% of its energy

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II.
from renewable sources. That figure has been

declining ever since.
Indoor
air
pollution
has
disappeared with the usage of
The momentous move toward fossil
electricity
fuels has done a lot of good. Compared to
(a) I only
250 years ago, the average person in the
(b) II only
United Kingdom today has access to 50
(c) Both I and II
times more power, travels 250 times farther,
and has 37,500 times more light. Incomes
66.
Which of the following are true about
have increased 20-fold.
the renewables as per the passage?
The switch to fossil fuels has also had
I.
Solar and wind energy account for
tremendous environmental benefits. Kerosene
saved the whales (which had been hunted
renewables
II.
almost to extinction to provide supposedly
trivial
proportion
of
current
Humanitys oldest energy source
renewable whale oil for lighting). Coal saved
comes
from
Europes forests. With electrification, indoor air
material
wood
and
plant
pollution, which is much more dangerous than
III. Biomass is good and sustainable
outdoor air pollution, disappeared in most of
(a) I, II and III
(b) II and III
the developed world.
(c) I and II
(d) I and III
And there is one environmental benefit that is
67.
Which one of the following according to
often overlooked: in 1910, more than 30% of
the
farmland in the United States was used to
deforestation?
produce fodder for horses and mules. Tractors
(a) Burning of wood
and cars eradicated this huge demand on
(b) Indoor air pollution produced by
farmland (while ridding cities of manure
Biomass
pollution).
(c) Usage of extensive fossil fuels
Of course, fossil fuels brought their own
(d) Usage of renewable sources of energy
environmental
problems.
And,
while
68.
passage
is
reason
Identify the affects of modern energy
technological innovations like scrubbers on
crops:
smokestacks and catalytic converters on cars
I.
Deforestation
have reduced local air pollution substantially,
II.
Displacement of agriculture
the problem of CO emissions remains. Indeed,
III. Inflation in food prices
it is the main reason for the worlds clamor for
(a) I and II
(b) I, II and III
a return to renewables.
(c) II and III
(d) I and III
65.
Which of the following statements are

I.
69.
for
From
the
below
given
statements,
identify the advantages of Fossil fuels
Kerosene is a fossil fuel

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(a) Access
to
increased
power
and
Which of the following decisions is/are
efficiency
most appropriate?
(b) Environmental benefits
70.
(a) Mr. Mahimkar should negotiate the
(c) A and B
price and try to limit the increase to a
minimum o that the departments
Which environmental benefit of the
cost are not significantly affected.
usage of fossil fuels was overlooked as
(b) Mr.
should
effuse
to
per the passage?
negotiate the price and hold the
(a) Usage of coal to save European
supplier liable to breach of contract if
forests
supplier are affected.
(b) Usage of Biogas in sustainability
71.
Mahimkar
(c) Mr. Mahimkar should agree to the
(c) Catalytic convertors on car
price increase, on the condition that
(d) Freeing Cities from manure pollution
no further increase would be grant
What according to the author do many
during the contract period.
of us believe today?
(d) Mr.
(a) Share of renewables in 2035 will be
Mahimkar
should
refuse
to
negotiate the price, sue the supplier
30.2%
for breach of contract and blacklist
(b) Vast majority of the renewable energy
the supplier.
comes from bio mass

(c) Fossil
fuels
will
double
up
in
composition by 2050
(d) Renewable energy will let us get off
?
73.
fossil fuels soon

72.
Mr.
Mahimkars
department
has
entered into a 5-year contract with a
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
major supplier. The contract has 2 years

remaining on its term but the supplier
has
now
asked
Mr.
Mahimkar
to
renegotiate the price of the contract

b
because his labor and fuel costs have
b # c
risen
a %
more
than
expected
Lf
Mr.
Mahimkar agrees to a price increase, it

will increase the departments total cost
substantially. The CAG is likely to take a
#
c
dim view of this during their annual
(a)
74.
c %
% a
# b
b
%
(b)
audit.

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(c)
b
a
(d)
#
c
Directions: Study the following graph which

shows
the
production
(in
thousands)
of
different items, and answer the questions from

78 to 80.
?
75.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
78.
Direction (76-77)
76.
The
total
number
of
all
products
produced by the company in the year
Which figure is next to the series
2006 and 2008 together is
79.
(a) 107500
(b) 105700
(c) 10750
(d) 1075
The average number of pen drives

produced by the company overall the
(a)
(c)
years together is
(b)
(d)
(a) 1700
(b) 170000
(c) 17000
(d) 85000
80. The difference between the total number

of CD and Pen-drives produced by the
company together in the year 2008 and
the number of Keyboards produced by
77.
the company in the year 2006 is
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(a) 3500
(b) 35000
(c) 4000
(d) 40000
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