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Direction (1-9): In the following question, 15. Direction: In the following question, find the
select the related word/ letter/ number from odd word/ letters number/ number pair-
the given alternatives. from the given alternatives.
1. Prediction: Future : : Regret ? A. NILE B. LIEN
A. Past B. Present C. LINE D. LEAN
C. Sin D. Time 16. Direction: In the following question, find the
2. Adversary: Enemy:: Adversity? odd word/ letters number/ number pair-
A. Friend B. Dynamic from the given alternatives.
C. Love D. Difficulty A. 78 B. 91
3. Bird: Worm :: ? C. 84 D. 26
A. Horse : Stable B. Trap: Cheese 17. Direction: In the following question, find the
C. Lion: Cave D. Cat: Mouse odd word/ letters number/ number pair-
4. MAD: JXA ::RUN: ? from the given alternatives.
A. OSQ B. PRJ A. 48 B. 96
C. UXQ D. QRK C. 59 D. 12
5. BEGK: ADFJ :: PSVY: ?
18. Direction: In the following question, find the
A. ORUX B. FAUX odd word/ letters number/ number pair-
C. LQUT D. LOQT from the given alternatives.
6. AZBY: CXDW:: EVFU: ? A. 16 – 32 B. 19- 38
A. GHTS B. TGSH C. 21- 40 D. 23- 46
C. GTHS D. GSTH
19. Which one of the given responses would be a
7. 42:20::64 ? meaningful order of the following words in
A. 31 B. 32 ascending order?
C. 33 D. 34
1) Probation
8. 6:18::4: ?
2) Interview
A. 6 B. 8 3) Selection
C. 10 D. 14 4) Appointment
9. 8:24::? :32 5) Advertisement
A. 5 B. 6 A. 5, 2, 3, 4, 1 B. 5, 3, 2, 1, 4
C. 10 D. 8 C. 5, 4, 2, 3, 1 D. 4, 5, 1, 2, 3
10. Direction: In the following question, find the
20. Arrange the words given below in a
odd word/ letters number/ number pair-
meaningful sequence:
from the given alternatives.
1) Printer
A. Tired B. Tardy
2) Publisher
C. Slow D. Late
3) Writer
11. Direction: In the following question, find the
4) Editor
odd word/ letters number/ number pair-
5) Seller
from the given alternatives.
A. 2, 3, 4, 1, 5 B. 3,4,1,2,5
A. Agitation B. Confusion
C. 3, 4, 1, 2, 5 D. 2, 4, 3, 5, 1
C. Commotion D. Annihilation
21. Which of the following words will come fourth
12. Direction: In the following question, find the
if arranged according to the English
odd word/ letters number/ number pair-
dictionary?
from the given alternatives.
A. Rain B. Reef
A. Pen: Stationery B. Earth: Moon
C. Ready D. Rainbow
C. Sun: Star D. Painter: Artist
13. Direction: In the following question, find the 22. Direction: In the following question, a series
odd word/ letters number/ number pair- is given, with, one term missing. Choose the
from the given alternatives. correct alternative, from the given ones that
will complete the series.
A. EDC B. MLK
C. NPR D. XWV ACE, GIK, MOQ, ?
14. Direction: In the following question, find the A. MU B. SUW
odd word/ letters number/ number pair- C. UVW D. STV
from the given alternatives. 23. LMnP, PQrT, TUvX, ?
A. MOQS B. ZADE A. VWnP B. PRsT
C. CEGI D. SUWY C. UVwY D. XYzB

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24. 826, 480, 346, 134, ? 35. Sonu and his friend Rahul went for shopping.
A. 83 B. 61 Sonu had RS. 500 with him while Rahul had
C. 212 D. 126 RS.240. Sonu spent twice as much as Rahul
25. 78, 155, 309, ? , 1233 on shopping. Now Sonu has three times as
A. 625 B. 1230 much money as is left with Rahul. How much
C. 1000 D. 617 money did Sonu spend?
26. 5, 8, 16, 19, 38, 41, ? A. RS. 220 B. RS. 60
A. 44 B. 80 C. RS.440 D. RS. 120
C. 40 D. 82 36. Which one of the following interchanges of
27. Which one set of letters when sequentially signs would make the given equation
placed at the gaps in the given letter series correct?
shall complete it? 5 +3 x 8 - 12 ÷ 4 = 3
h_t_l_tt_lht_m_htt_l A. + and - B. - and÷
A. mmhtltm B. hmmttlm C. + acid x D. + and÷
C. tmhmtlm D. lmtmhmt 37. Some equations have been solved on the
28. A and B are a married couple. C and D are basis of a certain system. Find the correct
brothers. C is the brother of A. How is D answer for the unsolved equation on that
related to B? basis.
A. Brother-in-law B. Brother If 29 x 13 = 14, 76 x26 = 34,
C. Son-in-law D. Cousin then 64 x 14 =?
29. The average age of the present ages of Amit
A. 64 B. 39
and Anil is 32 years. If Amit is 6 years older
C. 32 D. 26
than Anil, what is Anil's present age?
38. 121 100 ? 169
A. 29 years B. 38 years
4897
C. 26 years D. 19 years
7256
30. From the given alternatives, select the word
which cannot he formed using the letters of A. 81 B. 114
the given word. C. 196 D. 214
JURISPRUDENCE 39.
A. PREJUDICE B. PRINCE
C. PRUNE D. PRESIDENT
31. From the given alternative words, select the
word which can be formed using the letters
ef the given word. A. 8 B. 7
MONUMENT C. 5 D. 4
A. TENENT B. TENT 40. A girl leaves from her home. She first walks
C. MOUNT D. MOVEMENT 30 min North-West direction and then 30m
32. If in a certain code, DIAGRAM is written as in South-West direction. Next, she walks
AFXDOXJ then how can PICTURE be written 30m in South-East direction. Finally, she
as turns towards her house. In which direction
A. NGARSPC B. MGAQRPB is she moving?
C. NFYQROC D. MFZQROB A. North-East
33. If ABLE is 5324 and BINGO is Written as B. North-West
36178, then BANGLE can be written as: C. South-East
A. 351724 B. 356724 D. South-West
C. 321846 D. 362417
41. Starting from a point 0, Mahesh walks a
34. If ‘+’ stands for division; ‘x’ for addition; ‘-’
distance of 5 km south, then turns to his
stands for multiplication; ‘÷’ stands for
right and walks 3 km. From there he again
subtraction, then which of the following
turns right and walks 5 km. He then turns to
equations is correct?
his left and walks 5 km. How far is he from
A. 33-4÷5 x 6+2= 130 the starting point?
B. 33x 4-5+6÷2=26
A. 15 km B. 13 km
C. 33÷4x 5+6 – 2=30
C. 8 km D. 6 km
D. 33-4+5÷6x2=24

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Direction: In following question, two 46. Which answer figure will complete the
statements are given followed by two I four pattern in the question figure?
conclusions 1, II, III and IV. You have to Question figure:
consider the statements to be true, even if
they seem to be at variance from commonly
known facts. You have to decide which of the
given conclusions can definitely be drawn
front the given statements, Indicate your
answer. Answer figures:

42. Statements:
1) All apples are oranges.
2) Some oranges are papayas.
Conclusions:
I. Some apples are papayas.
II Some papayas are apples. A. Figure (A) B. Figure (B)
C. Figure (C) D. Figure (D)
A. Only conclusion I follows
B. Only conclusion II follows 47. From the given answer, select the one in
C. Both conclusions 1 and II follow which the question figure is hidden/
D. Neither conclusion I nor II follows embedded.
Question figure:
43. Statements
1) All aeroplanes are trains.
2) some trains are chairs.
Conclusions:
I. some aeroplanes are chairs.
II Some chairs are aeroplanes.
Answer figures:
III. Some chairs are trains.
IV. Some trains are aeroplanes.
A. None follows
B. Only conclusions I and II follow
C. Only conclusions II and III follow
D. Only conclusions III and IV follow
44. How many triangles are there in the A. Figure (A) B. Figure (B)
following figure? C. Figure (C) D. Figure (D)
48. A piece of paper is folded and cut as shown
below in the question figures. From the given
answer figures, indicate how it will appear
when opened.
Question figures:
A. 16 B. 18
C. 20 D. 22
45. Which of the following figures give the proper
relation to fruit, red and shirt?

Answer figures

A. Figure (A)
B. Figure (B) A. Figure (A) B. Figure (B)
C. Figure (C) C. Figure (C) D. Figure (D)
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49. If a mirror is placed on the line MN, thm 53. ‘World Economic Report' is published by
which of the answer figures is the right image A. UNCTAD B. World Bank
of the question figure? C. UNDP D. IMF
Question figure 54. 'Galloping Inflation' is also known as
A. Creeping Inflation B. Walking Inflation
C. Running Inflation D. Hyper Inflation
55. Average Fixed Cost Curve is
A. Downward sloping B. Upward sloping
C. ‘U’ shaped D. ‘V’ shaped
Answer figures 56. Article 368 of the Indian Constitution deals
with
A. Amending Procedure
B. Emergency Provisions
C. Right to Primary Education
D. Right to Information
57. Who among the following proposed the
suggestion for a Constituent Assembly first in
A. Figure (A) B. Figure (B) 1936?
C. Figure (C) D. Figure (D) A. M.N. Roy B. Nehru
50. A word -is represented by only one set of C. Gandhi D. J.P. Narayan
numbers as given in any one of the
58. According to Paul Appleby the quality of good
alternatives. The sets of numbers given in
administrators is
the alternatives are represented by two
A. Self-confidence B. Intelligence
classes of alphabets as in the two matrices
C. Integrity D. Loyality
given below. The columns and rows of Matrix
I are numbered from 0 to 4 and that of Matrix 59. Which of the following works of Plato
II are numbered from 5 to 9. A letter from primarily a 'treatise' on justice?
these matrices can be represented first by its A. Apology B. Phaedo
row and next by its column, e.g., '0' ean be C. The Statesman D. The Republic
represented by 01, 33, etc., and can be 60. Who was referred to as the " Ambassador
represented by 55, 78, etc. Similarly, you Hindu-Muslim Unity " by Sarojini Naidu?
have to identify the set for the word 'METAL' A. Maulana Azad
B. Muhammad Ali Jinnah
C. Abdul Ghaffar Khan
D. Shaukat Ali
61. The capital of Yadava kings was
A. Krishnagiri B. Devagiri
C. Varanasi D. Kanchipuram
62. The fall of Bastille is associated with the
A. Greek War of Independence
B. Russian. Revolution of November, 1917
C. French Revolution of 1789
A. 23, 67, 96, 40, 44 D. American War of Independence
B. 23, 76, 95, 40, 44 63. Which Governor General was called as the
C. 32, 76, 95, 44, 04 ‘Father of Local Self-Government' in India?
D. 32, 76, 44, 95, 04 A. Lord Ripon
51. The supply-side measure to control inflation B. Lord Wellesley
is C. Lord Canning
A. Credit control D. Lord William Bentinck
B. Reducing public expenditure 64. “The Three Emperors League",1873 was also
C. Price control through Public Distribution known as
System A. The Dual Alliance
D. Higher taxation to map up liquidity B. Dreikaiserbund Treaty
52. The Ability Principle of Taxation is given by C. Triple Alliance
A. J.S. Mill B. Adam Smith D. Reinsurance Treaty
C. Edgeworth D. Joan Robinson
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65. Panditraj Jegannath was the poet laureate of 77. 'Cryogenics ' is the study of
which of the following rulers? A. Low temperature
A. Humayun B. Akbar B. High temperature
C. Shah Jahan D. Aurangzeb C. Superconductor
66. Which of the following is formed out of D. Production of fuels
volcanic eruptions in India? 78. To prevent damage from lightning, lightning
A. Himalayas conductors are used on tall structures. The
B. Deccan Plateau lightning conductor
C. Lakshadweep Islands A. should be niade of a good conductor like
D. Western Mats copper with sharp-pointed edges
67. Terrigenous deposits are found in B. should be made of a good conductor but
A. Continental Shelf and slope can be of any shape
B. Deep Sea Plain C. should be in the form of a vertical rod
C. Ocean Trenches D. can be of any shape
D. Rift Valley 79. Infrared radiations are detected by
68. Which of the following is the only volcanic A. Spectrometer B. Pyrometer
peak in Antarctica? C. Nanometer D. Photometer
A. Mt. Cook B. Mt. Blanc 80. Beta rays emitted by a radioactive material
C. Mt. Erebus D. Mt. Elbrus are
69. Who laid the foundation of the 'School of A. Electromagnetic radiations
Possibilism'? B. The electrons orbiting around the nucleus
A. Ratzel B. Brunches C. Charged particles emitted by nucleus
C. La Blache D. Humboldt D. Neutral particles
70. The lysimeter helps in the estimation of 81. Which of the following computer memories is
A. Wind direction B. Evapotranspiration non-volatile?
C. Relative humidity D. Vapour pressure A. RAM B. DRAM
71. Compounds that are needed for enzymes to C. SRAM D. ROM
function properly are 82. In present day computing, which code is
A. Buffers B. Steroids used and is accepted worldwide?
C. Vitainins D. Heavy metals A. ISCII B. ASCII
72. Heavy water is C. Hollerith Code D. EBCDIC
A. Deuterium oxide B. Deuterium 83. Which of the following is the strongest base
C. Rain water D. Tritium oxide in aqueous solution?
73. Which one of the following is commonly A. Ethylamine B. Diethylamine
known as 'Pond Silk' ? C. Triethylamine D. Ammonia
A. Ulothrix B. Spirogyra 84. Which one of the following is not an artificial
C. Rhizopus D. Yeast sweetener?
74. ‘Gynecomastia ' is A. Aspartame B. Fructose
C. Saccharin D. Sucralose
A. Development of breasts in males
B. Development of hair on ears in males 85. An acid having basicity one is
C. Increased height in females A. Phosphoric acid
D. Development of an extra finger in B. Sodium dihydrogen phosphate
females C. Disodium hydrogen phosphate
75. The highest concentration of urea is found D. Sodium phosphate
in 86. Which one of the following vegetable oils is
A. Renal vein used in the manufacture of paints?
B. Hepatic portal vein A. Cottonseed oil B. Palm oil
C. Dorsal aorta C. Sunflower oil D. Linseed oil
D. Hepatic vein 87. Acid rain is caused by the pollution of
76. The inert gas which is substituted for environment by
nitrogen in the air used by deep sea divers A. Carbon dioxide and Nitrogen
for breathing, is B. Carbon monoxide and Carbon dioxide
A. Helium B. Xenon C. Ozone and Carbon dioxide
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88. Which of the following is not a gaseous air 100. In which country did the world’s first
pollutant? organised motor race occur ?
A. Oxides of sulphur A. France B. Germany
B. Oxides of nitrogen C. U.S.A D. Portugal
C. Hydrocarbon
Direction: In the following question, some
D. Smoke
parts of the sentences have errors and some
89. Which of the following is called the ‘land of
are correct. Find out which part of a sentence
one thousand lakes'?
has an error. If a sentence is free from error,
A. Finland B. Sweden
mark ‘No Error’ as your answer
C. Greenland D. U.S.A
90. The tree popularly known as "Green Gold', 101. I want to exchange (A)/ my Maruti (B)/ from
but which is an ecological disaster, is a Santro(C)/
A. Eucalyptus B. Banyan A. Sentence (A) B. Sentence (B)
C. Pipal D. None of these C. Sentence (C) D. No Error
91. Garampani Sanctuary is located at 102. There were extensive (A)/ lawn in front(B)/
A. Junagarh, Gujarat of the bungalow. (C)/
B. Diphu, Assam A. Sentence (A) B. Sentence (B)
C. Gangtok, Sikkim C. Sentence (C) D. No Error
D. Kohima, Nagaland
103. Wise men follow Nobel (A)/ ideas whereas
92. Who won the prestigious Gujar Mal Award for fools(B)/ disregard them. (C)/
Innovative Science and Techno for the year
A. Sentence (A) B. Sentence (B)
2015?
C. Sentence (C) D. No Error
A. Anutiendu Krishna
B. Prof. MustansirBarma 104. The naval officers(A)/ successfully fought the
C. G.M. Reddy pirates (B)/who had looted and plundered for
D. Vivelcanand Kain many years.(C) /
93. 'Entomology' is the science that studies A. Sentence (A) B. Sentence (B)
A. Insects C. Sentence (C) D. No Error
B. Behaviour of human beings 105. He acted not (A)/ as per my advice (B)/ but
C. Formation of rocks somebody else (C)/
D. None of these A. Sentence (A) B. Sentence (B)
94. Which country uses the 'Birr’? as its C. Sentence (C) D. No Error
currency?' 106. The chairs in the (A)/ room are in a (A)/ state
A. Estonia B. Ethiopia disarray. (C)/
C. Togo D. Eritrea A. Sentence (A) B. Sentence (B)
95. How many Nobel Prize Awards are awarded C. Sentence (C) D. No Error
each year? 107. Ashoka the Great was (A)/ regarded one of
A. 6 B. 5 the greatest emperors (B)/the world has
C. 7 D. 4 ever produced. (C)/
96. Wellington Trophy is associated with A. Sentence (A) B. Sentence (B)
A. Bridge B. Rowing C. Sentence (C) D. No Error
C. Chess D. Hockey 108. Will you please (A)/ give me little milk (B)/
97. World Autism Awareness Day is observed for my cat?(C)/
on A. Sentence (A) B. Sentence (B)
A. 1st April B. 2nd April
C. Sentence (C) D. No Error
C. 3rd April D. 5th April
109. The light bulbs (A)/ on the hall (B)/ need to
98. Who invented the 'World Wide Web'?
be changed (C)/
A. Charles Babbage
A. Sentence (A) B. Sentence (B)
B. Tim Berners-Lee
C. Sentence (C) D. No Error
C. Martin Cooper
D. R. Samuel Tomlinson 110. A recent survey indicates (A)/ that the
99. The novel ‘When the River Steeps' is written number of drug addicts(B) /grew day by day.
by (C)/
A. Easterine Kire B. Anuradha Roy A. Sentence (A) B. Sentence (B)
C. Vikram Seth D. Shnhhaa De C. Sentence (C) D. No Error

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Direction: In the following question 124. Hostility

sentences are given with blanks to be filled A. Enmity B. Friendship
in with an appropriate word(s). Four C. Partnership D. Relationship
alternatives are suggested for each question. 125. Assent
Choose the most appropriate alternative out A. separation B. Confusion
of the four and mark it as your answer. C. Dissent D. Self-interest
111. Do not look _____ Women.
Direction: In the following question, four
A. up B. down
alternatives are given for the Idiom I Phrase
C. right D. left
underlined. Choose the alternative which
112. I ___him on this Point.
best expresses the meaning of the Idiom
A. agree to B. agreeing with
'Phrase and mark it as your Answer.
C. agreed with D. admitted to
113. The stranger____ in through the window last
126. The teacher was taken aback by the
night.
student's remark.
A. creeps B. creep
A. annoyed B. surprised
C. crept D. creeping
C. hurt D. pleased
114. They _____ living here since 2000
127. The lawyer insisted on having the contract in
A. are still B. have been
black and white.
C. are D. will be
A. in writing B. orally
115. The specialist ______ you want to meet is
C. figuratively D. obliquely
available only on Thursdays,
128. Our parents allowed us to watch films once
A. which B. whom
in a blue moon.
C. whose D. who
A. everywhere B. rarely
C. secretly D. forever
Direction: In the following question, out of
129. Hold your tongue, my lad! I’II deal with you
the Air alternatives choose the one which
later.
best expresses the meaning of the given
A. Stick out the tongue
word and mark it as your Answer.
B. Be silent
C. Cool the tongue
116. Hesitate
D. Gargle
A. Resolve B. Determine
130. If you read his letter between the lines, you
C. Pause D. Settle
will find that he has no faith in his colleague's
117. Consciousness
honesty.
A. Vision B. Understanding
A. strain your eyes
C. Nothingness D. Awareness
B. read in secret
118. Caliber
C. find out the inner meaning
A. Career B. Capacity
D. read an untidy letter
C. Calmness D. Crowd
Direction: In the following question, the first
119. Persuade
and the last parts of the sentence/passage
A. peter B. Hinder
are numbered 1 and 6. The red of the
C. Coax D. Restrain
sentence I passage is split into four parts and
120. Wander
named P, Q, R and S. These four parts are
A. Race B. Wrestle
not given in their proper order. Read the
C. Gallop D. Roam
sentence I passage and find out which of the
Direction: In the following question, choose four combinations is correct.
the word opposite in meaning to the given
131. 1) My grandmother was an old woman.
word and mark it as your Answer.
P. But that was hard to believe.
121. Virtue Q. And she even had a husband.
A. Fool B. Vice R. People said that she had once been
C. Untrue D. Defeat young and pretty.
122. Evasive S. She had been like this for the twenty
A. Categorical B. Indefinite years that I had known her.
C. Explicit D. Unclear 6) She often told us of the games she used
123. Relentless to play as a child.
A. Gentle B. Sensitive A. SRQP B. QPSR
C. Yielding D. Kind C. RSPQ D. RPQS
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132. 1) it is the twilight hour.
P. The sound breaks the still silence me.
Q. I turn round and see her seated ort rock.
E. I hear more bells behind me.
S. The temple bell rings in the distance.
6) Her eyes sparkle like the anklets on
swinging feet.
A. RSQP B. SPRQ
C. SQPR D. RQSP
133. 1) Use bright, cheerful, favorable words and
phrases to describe other people Make it
P. for all your friends and associates.
Q. Be extremely careful
R. a rule to have a big, positive word
S. to avoid
6) the petty cut-him-down language.
A. PQRS B. RSPQ
C. RPQS D. QRPS
134. 1) An officer in Andhra Pradesh
P. found that the tribals put
Q. materials in turbid water
R. who was in charge of tribal development
S. certain gums and wood
6) to make the water clear.
A. RSPQ B. PSRQ
C. PQSR D. RPSQ
135. 1) Along with the orthodox Hindu's
P. and in the deity,
Q. Raghupati has his Brahmin's pride
R. faith in the scriptures
S. because he is the
6) lord of the temple.
A. SPQR B. RPQS
C. RQPS D. SQPR
Direction: In the following question, a
sentence has been given in Active I Passive
Voice. Out of the four-alternative suggested,
select the one which best express the game
sentence in Passive I Active Voice and mark
it as your answer.
136. James Cameron directed the Titanic.
A. The Titanic has been directed by James
Cameron.
B. The Titanic eons directed by James
Cameron.
C. James Cameron bad directed the Titanic.
D. James Cameron had been directing the
Titanic.
137. Mr. Dutta teaches us English
A. Engli,511 is taught to us by Mr. Duitts
B. We are being taught English by Mr. Dutta.
C. By Mr. Dutta we are taught English.
D. We have been taught English by Mr.
Dutta.
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138. Has the postman not delivered the letter?
A. Has the letter boon delivered by the
postman?
B. Has the letter not baen delivered by the
postman?
C. Is the letter delivered by the postman?
D. The postman hasn't delivered the letter.
139. John is building a new cupboard.
A. John has been building a new cupboard.
B. A new cupboard is being built by John.
C. A new cupboard is been built by John.
D. John's new cupboard is being built.
140. Someone will pay you next Monday.
A. You would be paid next Monday.
B. Someone win be paying you next Monday.
C. You will be paid next Monday.
D. Someone is going to pay Monday.
141. Drinking was ruining his life gradually.
A. the life was being ruined gradually
drinking.
B. Rig life is ruined by gradual drinking.
C. Gradually, his life is ruined because of
drinking problems.
D. Drinking problems caused the gradual ruin
of his life.
142. A smell epitaph had been laid out by them in
his memory.
A. They laid out a mall epitaph.
B. They had laid out a small epitaph in his
memory.
C. They were laying out, in his memory, a
small epitaph.
D. They lay out a small epitaph in his
memory.
143. The nurse is giving food to the sick boy.
A. The sick buy is given food by the nurse.
B. The sick boy gets fowl from the nurse.
C. The sick boy is being given food by the
nurse.
D. Food is given to the sick boy by the
nurse.
144. Our parents have taught us to behave
properly.
A. We have been taught to behave properly
by our parents.
B. We were taught how not to behave
properly how to behave
C. Our parents taught us how to behave
properly
D. Our parents have been teaching us how to
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145. Why did your father refuse such an 154. The youths jostled their way in the crowd.
honorable job? A. over B. through
A. why was such an honorable job denied by C. among D. No improvement
your father? 155. What is wrong with the argument is even if
B. why does your father refused such en I the two premises are true, the conclusion
honorable job? isn't necessarily true.
C. why is such teachers honorable job A. the conclusion will be true
refused by your father? B. the conclusion is false
D. why was such an honorable job reused by C. the conclusions aren't necessarily true
your father? D. No improvement

Direction: In the following question, a

Direction: In the following question, a part
sentence has been given in Direct/ indirect.
of the sentence is underlined. Below are
Out of the four alternatives suggested, select
given alternatives to the underlined part
the one which best expresses the same
which may improve the sentence. Choose the
sentence in Indirect /Direct and mark your
correct alternative. In case no improvement
answer.
is required, choose "No Improvement"
option.
156. I said to him, "You are wrong."
146. He is entitled to a reward for honesty. A. I told him how wrong he was.
A. titled B. entitle to B. I told him that he was wrong.
C. entitled D. No improvement C. I said that he was wrong.
147. The sight chosen for the school building is D. I told him that he is wrong.
good. 157. He said to me, “You are late”.
A. site B. eye-sight A. He said to me that you are late
B. He said to me that I was late.
C. side D. No improvement
C. He told me that I was late.
148. The matter must be considered in every point
D. He told me that you were late
of view.
158. The teacher said, 'Be quiet and listen to my
A. from every B. at every words”.
C. on every D. No improvement A. The teacher said to stop talking and listen
149. The poor villagers have waited in the bitter to her words.
cold for more than two hours now. B. The students were told be quiet and listen
A. has been waiting B. had waited to her words.
C. have been waiting D. No improvement C. The teacher asked the students to be quiet
150. You must accustom yourself with new ideas. and listen to her words,
A. accustomed with D. The teacher shouted students listen to my
B. accustom to words and be quiet.
159. He said that the book was very interesting.
C. accustom yourself to
A. He said, "This book is very interesting."
D. No improvement
B. He said, "This book has been very
151. Will you lend me few rupees in this hour of interesting."
need? C. He said, "This honk had been very
A. borrow me a few rupees interesting."
B. lend me any rupees D. He said, "This book would be very
C. lend me a few rupees interesting."
D. No improvement 160. She said to him, "I have bought a new car."
152. The car with a burst tyre halted swiftly. A. She told him that she would buy a new
A. stopped quick B. stopped fastly car.
C. jolted to a halt D. No improvement B. She told him that a new car has been
bought by her.
153. Many incidents of the last month
C. She told him that she had bought a new
unimportant when viewed in perception.
car
A. prospective B. perceptive
D. She told him that she has bought a new
C. perspective D. No improvement car
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161. "I love chocolate," said Angeline. Passage

A. Angeline said that she loves chocolate. How old is the Earth? This is a
B. Angeline said that she loved chocolate. (###Q166###) to which we may never
C. Angeline said she loves chocolate, have the exact (###Q167###). Man has
(###Q168###) about the age of the Earth
D. Angeline says sbe loved chocolate.
since (###Q169###) times, and there were
162. "Do you know that man r Ravi asked his all kinds of myths and (###Q170###) that
friend? seemed to have the answer. When it was
A. Ravi asked his friend he knew or not that proven that the Earth (###Q171###)
man. around the Sun, (###Q172###) then knew
B. Ravi ask his friend if he knows that man. where to begin. To find the (###Q173###)
C. Ravi asked his friend whether he knew of the Earth, it was necessary to
that man. (###Q174###) how the solar system was
(###Q175###).
D. Ravi asked his friend whether he knows
that man. 166. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
163. I asked him whether he had not promised to A. point B. question
come. C. debate D. fact
A. I asked him, "Did you come? You 167. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
promise."
A. reason B. logic
B. I said to him, "Did you not promise to C. answer D. deduction
come?”
168. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
C. I said to him, "Do you not promise to
A. wondered B. marvelled
come?"
C. thought D. asked
D. 1 said, "Did I ask you, not to come?"
169. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
164. Rahul said, "What have you been searching
A. antiquated B. legends
for all these hours?"
C. olden D. story
A. Rahul asked me what I was searching for
all these days. 170. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
A. tale B. legends
B. Rahul asked me what I had been
searching for all those hours. C. fables D. story
C. Rabid asked what I have been searching 171. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
for all those hours. A. circled B. rotated
D. Rahul said that what you had been C. moved D. revolved
searching for all these hours. 172. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
165. He said to the children, "Come to the park A. scientists B. scholars
with me” C. academicians D. students
A. Ho invited the children to come to the 173. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
park with me. A. years B. age
B. invited the children to come to the park C. date D. oldness
with him. 174. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
C. I invited the children to come to the park A. tell B. narrate
with me. C. recount D. explain
D. I invited the children te come to the park 175. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
with us. A. born B. originated
Direction: In the following passage, there C. formed D. begun
are blanks, each of which has been Direction: In the following passage, there
numbered. These numbers are printed below are blanks, each of which has been
the passage and against each, four words are numbered. These numbers are printed below
suggested, one of which fits the blank the passage and against each, four words are
appropriately. Find out the appropriate word suggested, one of which fits the blank
in each case. appropriately. Find out the appropriate word
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Direction: Read the given passage carefully

Passage and answer the question that follow.
One thing we can do is (###Q176###) a
The Louden Eye is a giant Ferris wheel
good book. Another is to look at a new
situated on the banks of the River Thames in
(###Q177###) conducted William Mercer,
London, England. The entire structure is 135
one of the world's largest Human Resources
metres (443 ft) tall and the wheel has a
consultancies. Mercer decided
diameter of 120 metres (394 ft).
(###Q178###) some of the world's great
It is the tallest Ferris wheel in Europe, and
cities. They produced their results by giving
the most popular paid tourist attraction in
(###Q179###) for (###Q180###)
the United Kingdom, visited by over 3.5
criteria. These included political, economic
million people annually. When erected in
and social environment, healthcare,
1999 it was the tallest Ferris wheel in the
educational Provision, recreation and
world, until surpassed first by the 160 metres
transport (###Q181###). So, which are
(520 ft) Star of Nanchang in 2006 and then
the best cities to live in, and which should we
the 165 metres (541 ft) Singapore Flyer in
(###Q182###)? In (###Q183###) first
2008. Supported by an A-frame on one side
place were Vancouver, Berne, Vienna and
only, unlike the taller Nanchang and
Zurich, while Sydney, Geneva' Auckland and
Singapore wheels, the Eye is described by its
Copenhagen came in second. Swiss cities
operators as "the world's tallest cantilevered
(###Q184###) three of the top ton places,
observation wheel". It provides the highest
making it the single most successful country
public viewing point, and is the 20th tallest
of all those (###Q185###).
structure, in London.
The London Eye, or Millennium Wheel, was
176. Find out the appropriate word in each case. officially called the British Airways London
A. look B. read Eye and then the Merlin Entertainments
C. obtain D. retrieve London Eye. Since 26 January2011, its
177. Find out the appropriate word in each case. official name is the EDF Energy London Eye
A. survey B. research following a three-year sponsorship deal.
C. consultation D. advice The London Eye adjoins the western end of
178. Find out the appropriate word in each case. Jubilee Gardens, on the of the River Thames
A. proclaim B. decide between Westminster Bridge and Hungerford
C. judge D. rule Bridge, in the London Borough of Lambeth.
The site is adjacent to that of the former
179. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
Dome of Discovery, which was built for the
A. signs B. spots
Festival of Britain in 1951.
C. marks D. places
180. Find out the appropriate word in each case. 186. The tallest Ferris wheel in the
A. various B. ranging A. Star of Nanchang
C. assorted D. different B. Singapore Flyer
181. Find out the appropriate word in each case. C. Dome of Discovery
A. ways B. reasons D. London Eye
C. facilities D. versions 187. The London Eye is situated at the banks of
182. Find out the appropriate word in each case. A. Westminster Bridge
A. escape B. deny B. Hungerford Bridge
C. The Thames
C. regret D. avoid
D. London Borough
183. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
188. Which of the following does flat mean the
A. joint B. dual same as 'entire'?
C. united D. together A. Complete B. Total
184. Find out the appropriate word in each case. C. Partial D. Whole
A. occupied B. controlled 189. The highest viewing point is provided by
C. absorbed D. vacated A. Westminster Bridge
185. Find out the appropriate word in each case. B. Hungerford Bridge
A. created B. surveyed C. Dome of Discovery
C. experimented D. established D. Millennium Wheel

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190. The structure built for the Festival of Britain
in 1951 was
A. Millennium Wheel
B. London Eye
C. Dome of Discovery
D. Jubilee Gardens
Direction: Read the given passage carefully
and answer the question that follow.
Not all that glitters is gold. Not all that is
White is milk. Not all people who wear saffron
clothes are sages. These age-old sayings
hold true event new, especially the last ore.
We see a lot of People wearing saffron
clothes, but not all of them are sanuyasis in
the true sense of the word. A sanyasi is one
who guides his followers on the right path.
Recently, I attended the inaugural functional
a home for destitute women in Mysore. In
most cases, the women were there because
they were, either harassed by their in-laws
or tortured by drinking husband. Owing to
their social economic conditions, even the
parents of the victims were, unable to take
them in and care for their hapless children,
There had also been instances whit young
girls, lured by romance, had run away from
their homes and had berm deserted by their
lover, after the honeymoon. These girls
usually did not dare return to their parents.
The saying that `success has many fathers,
but failure has none' is true indeed. We get
to see only the distressed women and their
children, while the main cause of their
problems remains hidden in the background.
So the victims cannot be blamed altogether.
Often it is circumstances that force them into
such drudgery. These women and girls need
to be psychologically strong and determined
to faro difficulties with courage and go on
with the' lives.
191. The opening sentence "Not all that glitters is
gold” means
A. All metals that shine must necessarily Is
as good as gold
B. One must not be deceived by appearances
C. Only gold has that unmistakable shine
D. Glitter is the true quality of truth
192. Wearing saffron clothes does not make one
sanyasi, is another way of saying
A. Saffron must only be worn by true ascetics
B. Saffron is not the favorite colour of the
sanyasis
C. Saffron must be changed to some other
colour
D. Anybody who wears saffron is a sanyasis
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193. Owing to their social economic conditions,
even the parents of the victims were, unable
to help them because
A. They were financially self-sufficient
B. Society considered them to be backward
C. Their social and economic situation did not
allow them to do so
D. They could afford to but were reluctant
194. Success has many fathers but failure has
none means
A. Success has only fathers but no mothers
B. Failure has many mothers but no fathers
C. Success comes naturally to men not
women
D. No one owns up to failure
195. The main reason for the main cause of their
problems remaining hidden is
A. Nobody has bothered to find out the real
cause
B. People are waiting for it to come out in the
open
C. People don't want to be bothered with
others' problems
D. Nobody has tried to expose it
Direction: Read the given passage carefully
and answer the question that follow.
The heart is one of the most vital
components of the human body. The heart of
the human body has the continuous job to
keep oxygen-rich blood flowing the body. All
the body's cells need a constant supply of
oxygen, particularly in the brain. The brain
cells live only four to five minutes after the
oxygen is cut off and death comes to the
entire body. Heart disease can result from
damage to the heart muscles, the valves or
the pacemaker. If the muscle is damaged,
the heart is unable to pump properly. If the
values are damaged, blood cannot flow
normally. Dr. Johan Gibbon of U.S.A.
developed a machine in 1953 that could take
over temporarily form the heart. Surgeons
had the chance to repair or replace a
defective heart. Many patients have had
plastic valves inserted in their heart when
their heart were faulty. Many people are now
being kept alive with tiny battery operated
pacemakers.
196. If the supply of oxygen is cut off, the brain
Cells survive
A. 4 to 5 minutes
B. 9 to 10 minutes
C. for 1.6 minutes
D. for an hour
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197. The heart sends oxygen-rich blood A. Damage to the heart muscles
A. to the brain only B. Coronium
B. to the kidneys only C. Pericardium
C. to the entire body
D. Heart cells
D. to the lungs only
198. Dr. John Gibbon of U.S.A. developed an 200. All the body’s cells need a constant supply
artificial heart in of
A. 1955 B. 1953 A. Nitrogen B. Hydrogen
C. 1960 D. 1960 C. Helium D. Oxygen
199. Heart diseases occur from

ANSWER KEY
1. Ans. A. 41. Ans. C. 81. Ans. A. 121. Ans. B. 161. Ans. B.
2. Ans. D. 42. Ans. D. 82. Ans. B. 122. Ans. C. 162. Ans. C.
3. Ans. D. 43. Ans. D. 83. Ans. C. 123. Ans. D. 163. Ans. B.
4. Ans. D. 44. Ans. B. 84. Ans. B. 124. Ans. B. 164. Ans. B.
5. Ans. A. 45. Ans. D. 85. Ans. A. 125. Ans. C. 165. Ans. A.
6. Ans. C. 46. Ans. B. 86. Ans. D. 126. Ans. B. 166. Ans. B.
7. Ans. A. 47. Ans. C. 87. Ans. D. 127. Ans. A. 167. Ans. C.
8. Ans. D. 48. Ans. B. 88. Ans. C. 128. Ans. B. 168. Ans. A.
9. Ans. C. 49. Ans. B. 89. Ans. A. 129. Ans. B. 169. Ans. C.
10. Ans. D. 50. Ans. C. 90. Ans. A. 130. Ans. C. 170. Ans. B.
11. Ans. B. 51. Ans. D. 91. Ans. B. 131. Ans. A. 171. Ans. D.
12. Ans. B. 52. Ans. B. 92. Ans. B. 132. Ans. B. 172. Ans. B.
13. Ans. C. 53. Ans. D. 93. Ans. A. 133. Ans. C. 173. Ans. B.
14. Ans. B. 54. Ans. D. 94. Ans. B. 134. Ans. D. 174. Ans. D.
15. Ans. D. 55. Ans. C. 95. Ans. A. 135. Ans. B. 175. Ans. C.
16. Ans. C. 56. Ans. A. 96. Ans. B. 136. Ans. B. 176. Ans. B.
17. Ans. C. 57. Ans. A. 97. Ans. B. 137. Ans. A. 177. Ans. A.
18. Ans. C. 58. Ans. B. 98. Ans. B. 138. Ans. B. 178. Ans. A.
19. Ans. A. 59. Ans. D. 99. Ans. A. 139. Ans. B. 179. Ans. C.
20. Ans. B. 60. Ans. B. 100. Ans. A. 140. Ans. C. 180. Ans. D.
21. Ans. B. 61. Ans. B. 101. Ans. C. 141. Ans. A. 181. Ans. C.
22. Ans. B. 62. Ans. C. 102. Ans. A. 142. Ans. B. 182. Ans. D.
23. Ans. D. 63. Ans. A. 103. Ans. A. 143. Ans. C. 183. Ans. A.
24. Ans. C. 64. Ans. B. 104. Ans. D. 144. Ans. A. 184. Ans. A.
25. Ans. D. 65. Ans. C. 105. Ans. C. 145. Ans. D. 185. Ans. B.
26. Ans. D. 66. Ans. B. 106. Ans. C. 146. Ans. D. 186. Ans. B.
27. Ans. C. 67. Ans. A. 107. Ans. B. 147. Ans. A. 187. Ans. C.
28. Ans. A. 68. Ans. C. 108. Ans. B. 148. Ans. A. 188. Ans. D.
29. Ans. A. 69. Ans. C. 109. Ans. B. 149. Ans. C. 189. Ans. D.
30. Ans. D. 70. Ans. B. 110. Ans. C. 150. Ans. B. 190. Ans. C.
31. Ans. C. 71. Ans. C. 111. Ans. B. 151. Ans. C. 191. Ans. B.
32. Ans. D. 72. Ans. A. 112. Ans. A. 152. Ans. C. 192. Ans. A.
33. Ans. A. 73. Ans. B. 113. Ans. C. 153. Ans. C. 193. Ans. C.
34. Ans. A. 74. Ans. A. 114. Ans. B. 154. Ans. C. 194. Ans. D.
35. Ans. C. 75. Ans. D. 115. Ans. B. 155. Ans. D. 195. Ans. A.
36. Ans. B. 76. Ans. A. 116. Ans. C. 156. Ans. B. 196. Ans. A.
37. Ans. D. 77. Ans. A. 117. Ans. D. 157. Ans. C. 197. Ans. C.
38. Ans. C. 78. Ans. B. 118. Ans. B. 158. Ans. C. 198. Ans. B.
39. Ans. A. 79. Ans. A. 119. Ans. C. 159. Ans. A. 199. Ans. A.
40. Ans. A. 80. Ans. A. 120. Ans. D. 160. Ans. C. 200. Ans. D.

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