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Time :- 60 Min Date :- 10-02-2024 Marks :- 80
¼c½ 721 ¼d½ 702
1- 10- Neeraj Chopra : Javelin Throw : : ? : Shooting
¼a½ Gagan Narang ¼b½ Koneru Humpy
¼a½ ¼b½ ¼c½ Deepika Kumari ¼d½ Aditi Ashok
11- A means +, B means -, C means  , D means  then value
¼c½ ¼d½ of the 1B5A10B24C12D36C6
¼a½ 3 ¼b½ -6
2- fn, x, “kCnksa dks “kCndks’k ds foifjr Øe esa yxk,A ¼c½ 28 ¼d½ 6
Which of the following squence represents the correct 12- 24 % 143 % % 32 % \
reverse dictionary order of the following words. ¼a½ 159 ¼b½ 148
1. Knightwood 2. Knowledge 3. Knockoff
¼c½ 160 ¼d½ 149
4. Knockout 5. Knitwear 6. Knitting.
13- fo’ke NkfV,A
¼a½ 2] 4] 1] 3] 6] 5 ¼b½ 2] 4] 3] 5] 6] 1
Choose the odd one.
¼c½ 2] 4] 3] 6] 5] 1 ¼d½ 2] 4] 3] 1] 6] 5
¼a½ ADGJ ¼b½ EHKN
3- fuEufyf[kr esa P@Q&R#S&T%U esa U dk ekek dkSu gS]
¼c½ JMPS ¼d½ FILP
;fn
14- dFku%& lHkh lsc Qy gSA All apple are fruit.
A @ B = A, B dk firk gSA
dksbZ Qy gjk ugha gSA No fruit are Green.
A # B = A, B dh eka gSA
fu’d’kZ%& 1- dqN lsc gjs gSA Some Apple are Green.
A & B = A, B dk HkkbZ gSA
2- dqN Qy lsc gSA Some fruit are Apple.
A % B = A, B dh cgu gSA
3- dksbZ lsc gjk ugh gSA No apple is Green.
¼a½ P ¼b½ R
¼a½ dsoy fu’d’kZ 1 lgh gSA
¼c½ Q ¼d½ S
¼b½ fu’d’kZ 2 vkSj 3 lgh gSA
4- Kangaroo : Australia : : Bull : ?
¼c½ dsoy fu’d’kZ 3 lgh gSA
¼a½ Italy ¼b½ China
¼d½ dksbZ lgh ugha gSA
¼c½ Ukraine ¼d½ Spain
15- 8] 20] 36] 57] \] 118
5- DOOR - - RD - R - OR - - OD - - R
¼a½ 67 ¼b½ 98
¼a½ ODODROOO ¼b½ OOODOOOR
¼c½ 84 ¼d½ 67
¼c½ OOODDOOO ¼d½ ORODOOOO
16- Nk=ksa dh ,d iafDr esa A dk ck;s fljs ls rFkk nk¡, fljs ls
6- nh xbZ vkd`fr esa fdrus f=Hkqt gSA
Find the number of triangles in this figure.
16 oka LFkku gSA iafDr esa A ds vykok fdrus Nk= gSA
¼a½ 33 ¼b½ 32
¼c½ 31 ¼d½ 30
17- 3 ds foifjr Qyd ij dkSu&lk vad gksxkA
¼a½ 12 ¼b½ 13 Which number is in opposite plane of 3.
¼c½ 10 ¼d½ 11
7- DOCUMENTARY : MUCODEYRATN : : EAGERNESSES : ?
¼a½ REGAEMSESSE ¼b½ REGAENSSSEE
¼c½ REGAENEESSS ¼d½ REGAENSESSE ¼a½ 2 ¼b½ 4
8- ;fn fdlh dqVHkk’kk esa BEAUTIFUL dks 17 fy[kk tkrk gSA ¼c½ 1 ¼d½ None
rks REVOLUTINARY dks dSls fy[kk tk,xkA 18- dkSu&lk vkjs[k Tennis Fans, Cricket Players, Students ds
In a certain language BEAUTIFUL is coded as 17 then chp laca/k n”kkZrk gSA
REVOLUTINARY coded as.
¼a½ ¼b½
¼a½ 77 ¼b½ 75
¼c½ 78 ¼d½ 79
¼c½ ¼d½
9- 501] 505] 521] 557] 621] \
¼a½ 742 ¼b½ 765
19- nh xbZ iz”u vkd`fr esa fufgr mÙkj vkd`fr dkSu&lh gSaA
26- izFke 5 fo’ke vHkkT; la[;kvks dk vkSlr D;k gksxkA
Find the average first five odd prime numbers.
¼a½ 5.5 ¼b½ 6.5
¼a½ ¼b½ ¼c½ 7.8 ¼d½ 8.11
27- jkgqy 75 fdeh@?[Link] dh xfr ls vius ?kj ls dksfa px rd
¼c½ ¼d½ ;k=k djrk gSa vkSj 50 fdeh@?[Link] dh xfr ls okfil vkrk
gSaA mldh vkSlr pky D;k gSaA
20- nh xbZ vkd`fr dk niZ.k izfrfcEc gSaA Rahul covers a distance from his house to cooching at
the speed of 75 km/h and return at the speed 50 km/h.
What is the average speed.
¼a½ 60 ¼b½ 62.5
¼a½ ¼b½ ¼c½ 65 ¼d½ 67.5
28- ,d rSjkd dqN nwjh /kkjk ds vuqdwy 19 fdeh@?[Link] dh
¼c½ ¼d½ 3
xfr ls vkSj okilh esa nwjh /kkjk ds izfrdwy 9 fdeh@?[Link]
4
3
21- ,d la[;k vius O;qRØekuqikrh ds 58 [Link] ls cM+h gSaA dh xfr ls rSj ldrk gSA /kkjk dh xfr D;k gSA
4
A swimmer can surin certain distance downstream at 19
og la[;k dkSu&lh gSaA
3
3 km/h and return distance upstream at 9 km/h. What is
A number more than of its rciprocal find the number.. 4
4
the speed of strem.
¼a½ -8 ¼b½ 12 ¼a½ 5 ¼b½ 4.5
¼c½ -12 ¼d½ 8 ¼c½ 3.5 ¼d½ 3
a b c abc 29- og lcls cMh la[;k Kkr fdft, tks 410] 751 vkSj 1030
22- ;fn   gks rks dk eku D;k gksxkA
2 3 4 b dks foHkkftr djus ij ,dleku “ks’kQy NksMrh gSaA
a b c abc Find the largest number which will divide 410, 751 and
If   then find .
2 3 4 b 1030 leaves the remainder same in each case.
¼a½ 3 ¼b½ 2 ¼a½ 25 ¼b½ 31
4 7 ¼c½ 35 ¼d½ 43
¼c½ ¼d½ 30- A fdlh dke dks 21 fnuks esa rFkk B mlh dke dks 28 fnuks
3 3
esa iwjk dj ldrk gSa A us dke iwjk gksus ls 7 fnu igys dke
23- 14  6 5 dk /kukRed oxZewy fdruk gSA
NksM fn;k fdrus fnuks esa dqy dke iwjk gqvkA
Find the square root 14  6 5 - A can do a piece of work in 21 days and B can do the
¼a½ 2 5 ¼b½ 3 5 same piece of work in 28 days. A left the work before 7
days of completion the work in how many days the total
¼c½ 5  3 ¼d½ 3  2 5 work completed.
24- ;fn fdlh fo|ky; esa 60 izfr”kr fo|kFkhZ yMds gSA vkSj] ¼a½ 12 ¼b½ 16
yMfd;ksa dh la[;k 812 gSA fo|ky; esa dqy fdrus yMds ¼c½ 15 ¼d½ 20
gSA 31- ,d lef}ckgw f=Hkwt dk ifjeki 72 ls-eh- gSa vkSj leku
In a school 60% students are boys and 812 are girls find Hkqtk dh yackbZ 26 ls-eh- gSa f=Hkwt dk {ks=Qy D;k gSaA
the number of boys. The primeter of an isosceles triangle is 72cm. If one of
¼a½ 1128 ¼b½ 1218 the equal sides is 26cm then find the area of triangle.
¼c½ 1821 ¼d½ 1281 ¼a½ 220 ¼b½ 225
25- ,d O;kikjh 500 fd- xzk- dikl 9000 :- esa [kjhnrk gSA ¼c½ 240 ¼d½ 260
ckfj”k ds dkj.k bl dikl dk 10 izfr”kr Hkkx [kjkc gks 32- fdlh la[;k esa 357 dk Hkkx djus ij “ks’kQy 39 vkrk gSa
tkrk gSa 10 izfr”kr ykHk vftZr djus ds fy, ckdh dikl ml la[;k esa 17 dk Hkkx nsus ij “ks’kQy D;k gksxkA
fdl nj ¼:-@fd-xzk-½ ij cspuk gksxkA A number when divided by 357 leaves the remainder 39.
A shopkeeper buy 500 kg cotton in 9000 Rs. But due to What will be the remainder when same number is divided
rain 10% part destroyed and remaing part sold out 10% by 17.
profit find the rate of per kg. ¼a½ 3 ¼b½ 4
¼a½ 20 ¼b½ 22 ¼c½ 5 ¼d½ 6
¼c½ 25 ¼d½ 27
33- tc C;kt dk okf’kZd vkSj N ekgh vk/kkj ij Hkqxrku fd;k ¼c½ 512 ¼d½ 264
tkrk gks rks 7800 :- ij 8 izfr”kr okf’kZd C;kt nj ij 1 41- pUnzek ij xq:Roh; Roj.k D;k gksxkA
o’kZ pØo`f} C;ktks esa D;k varj gksxkA What will be gravity on moon.
What will be the difference in compound interest on a ¼a½ 9.8m / s 2 ¼b½ 8.8m / s 2
sum Rs. 7800 at 8% for 1 year when the interest is paid
¼c½ 8.7m / s 2 ¼d½ 1.6m / s 2
yearly and half yearly.
¼a½ 29.18 ¼b½ 12.48 42- foVkfeu dh [kkst fdlus dhA
¼c½ 24.72 ¼d½ 19.46 Who discover Vitamin.
34- A ,d nkSM+ dks 3 feuV 10 lSds.M esa lekIr dj ldrk gSaA ¼a½ lh- Qad ¼b½ ywfuu
tcfd B mlh nkSM+ dks 3 feuV 20 lSds.M esa lekIr dj ¼c½ gksYdj ¼d½ gksifdUl
ldrk gSa rks A, B dks 1000 ehVj dh nkSM+ esa fdrus ehVj ls 43- pEibZ lksjsu gky gh esa fdl jkT; ds eq[;ea=h cus gSaA
gjk;sxkA ¼a½ fcgkj ¼b½ vksfM”kk
¼a½ 40m ¼b½ 50m ¼c½ rsyaxkuk ¼d½ >kj[kaM
¼c½ 75m ¼d½ 65m 44- foÙkea=h fueZyk lhrkje.k }kjk gky gh esa dkSu&lh ckj
35- ,d fuf”pr /kujkf”k leku okf’kZd lk/kkj.k C;kt nj ij 4 dsUnzh; ctV is”k fd;k x;k gSaA
o’kZ esa 6000 :- vkSj 7 o’kZ esa 6750 :- gks tkrh gSA og ¼a½ 5oha ¼b½ 6oha
/kujkf”k D;k gSaA ¼c½ 7oha ¼d½ 8oha
A sum of money at simple interest amounts to 6000 Rs. 45- jk’Vªifr nzksinh eqewZ }kjk gky gh esa fdl f”k{kkfon dks
in 4 years and to 6750 Rs. in 7 years at the same rate p.a. jkT;lHkk dh lnL;rk ds fy, euksfur fd;k x;k gSaA
of interest the sum is. ¼a½ vkuan dqekj ¼b½ dqekj fo”okl
¼a½ 5100 ¼b½ 4800 ¼c½ fodkl fnO;dhfrZ ¼d½ lruke flag la/kq
¼c½ 4000 ¼d½ 5000 46- gky gh esa Hkkjr ds fdrus LFkyksa dks jkelj LFky dh lwph
36- 3 ?ku [Link] ds oxksZ dk ;ksx 1029 gSa vkSj os 1 % 2 % 4 ds esa “kkfey fd;k x;k gSaA
vuqikr esa gSa lcls cM+h vkSj lcls NksVh la[;k ds chp varj ¼a½ 5 ¼b½ 6
gSa ¼c½ 7 ¼d½ 8
¼a½ 21 ¼b½ 15 47- 75osa [Link]= fnol ijsM+ esa fdl ea=ky; dh >kadh dks
¼c½ 18 ¼d½ 31 loZJs’B] >kadh dk iqjLdkj feyk \
37- ;fn 20 efgyk,a 100 ehVj yach lM+d 10 fnu esa fcNk ¼a½ x`g ea=ky; ¼b½ f”k{kk ea=ky;
ldrh gSA rks 10 efgyk,a 50 ehVj yach lM+dh fdrus fnu ¼c½ laLd`fr ea=ky; ¼d½ d`f’k ea=ky;
esa fcNk ldrs gSaA 48- Hkkjr dh la?kkRed “kklu O;oLFkk fdl ns”k ls izHkkfor gSaA
If 20 women can lay a road of lenth 100m in 10 days. 10 ¼a½ dukMk ¼b½ vesfjdk
women can lay the same road of lenth 50m in. ¼c½ fczVus ¼d½ tkiku
¼a½ 5 ¼b½ 15 49- ?kkVizHkk fuEufyf[kr esa ls fdldh lgk;d unh gSaA
¼c½ 10 ¼d½ 20 ¼a½ xksnkojh ¼b½ d`’.kk
38- 1  10  3  12  5  14....................60 inks dk ;ksx gSa ¼c½ dkosjh ¼d½ ueZnk
¼a½ 270 ¼b½ 300 50- ;{kxku fuEufyf[kr esa ls fdl jkT; dk yksdu`R; gSaA
¼c½ -270 ¼d½ -300 ¼a½ rfeyukMq ¼b½ vka/kzizn”s k
39- I;kt ds ewY; esa 25 izfr”kr dh o`f} ls ,d efgyk 200 ¼c½ rsyaxkuk ¼d½ dukZVd
:i;s esa 5 fd-xzk- de [kjhn ldrh gSa I;kt dk c<+k gqvk 51- jk’Vªh; d`f’k vkSj xzkeh.k fodkl cSad (NABARD) dh LFkkiuk
ewY; izfr fdxzk- gSaA fdl iapo’khZ; ;kstuk esa gqbZA
An increase of 25 percent in the price of onions enables ¼a½ NBh ¼b½ lkroh
a woman to buy 5 kg less for Rs. 200. The increases price ¼c½ vkBoh ¼d½ ukSoa h
of onions per kg. 52- jk’Vªifr dk vfHkHkk’k.k fdlds }kjk rS;kj fd;k tkrk gSaA
¼a½ 5 ¼b½ 8 ¼a½ dsUnzh; eaf=ifj’kn ¼b½ dsUnzh; eaf=ifj’kn }kjk
¼c½ 10 ¼d½ 15 ¼c½ iz/kkuea=h }kjk ¼d½ yksdLkHkk v/;{k }kjk
40- ,d cSx esa 396 :- gSa ftues 1 :- 50 iSls] 25 iSls ds flDds 53- ratkSj dk o`gns”oj eafnj fdlus cuok;k FkkA
dk vuqikr 5 % 8 % 12 gSa rks 50 iSls ds flDdks dh la[;k ¼a½ d`’.knsojk; ¼b½ jktjkt izFke
gSAa ¼c½ vuar oeZu ¼d½ ujflag oeZu
A bag contains Rs. 396 in the denomination Rs. 1, 50 54- fdl flD[k xq: dks ^fgUn dh pknj^ dgk tkrk gSA
paisa and 25 paisa coins in the ratio 5 : 8 : 12 then find ¼a½ xq: ukud nso ¼b½ xq: xksfoUn flag
the no. of coins of 50 paisa. ¼c½ xq: rsxa cgknwj ¼d½ xq: vtqZu nso
¼a½ 232 ¼b½ 132
55- vgen”kkg vCnkyh ds Hkkjr vkØe.k ds le; fnYyh dk ¼d½ og “kekZrk gSaA
“kkld dkSu FkkA 69- ^lqHkk’k [Link];p^ “kCn esa /ofu ,oa ek=kvksa dk Øe gSaA
¼a½ “kkg vkye f}rh; ¼b½ eksgEen “kkg jaxhyk ¼a½ 12] 9 ¼b½ 9 ] 12
¼c½ vdcj f}rh; ¼d½ eksgEen fcu rqxyd ¼c½ 14] 10 ¼d½ buesa ls dksbZ ugha
56- Hkkjrh; lafo/kku dk dkSu&lk vuqPNsn vYila[;d oxZ ds 70- vklUu Hkwr dkfyd fØ;k dk mnkgj.k gSaA
fgrks ds laj{k.k ls lacaf/kr gSA ¼a½ og ?kj x;kA
¼a½ vuqPNsn 30 ¼b½ vuqPNsn 29 ¼b½ eksgu us [kkuk [kk;k FkkA
¼c½ vuqPNsn 26 ¼d½ vuqPNsn 27 ¼c½ jes”k iqLrd i<+rk gSaA
57- fuEufyf[kr esa ls dkSu if”peh ?kkV o iwohZ ?kkV ds e/; ¼d½ ;ksx”s k us i= fy[kk gSaA
HkkSxksfyd xzafFk dk dke djrk gSA 71- nhik esjh lgsyh FkhA fuEu okD; esa dky gSaA
¼a½ vUukeykbZ dh igkfM;k¡ ¼a½ [Link] ¼b½ lkekU; Hkwr
¼b½ ikyuh dh igkfM;k¡ ¼c½ vklUu Hkwr ¼d½ lafnX/k Hkwr
¼c½ bZyk;ph ;k dkMkZee dh igkfM;k¡ 72- fuEu esa ldeZd fØ;k gSaA
¼d½ uhyfxjh dh igkfM;k¡ ¼a½ p<+uk ¼b½ i<+uk
58- lkdZ dh LFkkiuk 1967 esa fuEufyf[kr esa ls dgka dh xbZA ¼c½ ugkuk ¼d½ tkuk
¼a½ <kdk] ckaXykns”k ¼b½ [Link]] usiky 73- fuEu esa vdeZd fØ;k gSaA
¼c½ tdkrkZ] [Link]”k;k ¼d½ cSadkWd] FkkbZyS.M ¼a½ gksuk ¼b½ mNyuk
59- jk’Vªh; vk; lfefr dh LFkkiuk fdl o’kZ dh xbZA ¼c½ dwnuk ¼d½ ;s lHkh
¼a½ 1949 ¼b½ 1951 74- ^jke dk /kuq’k^ dk ,dkFkhZ gSaA
¼c½ 1966 ¼d½ 1989 ¼a½ fiukd ¼b½ lkjax
60- vkSax@CkkaMs k tutkfr fdl jkT; ls lacaf/kr gSA ¼c½ [Link] ¼d½ pUnz gkl
¼a½ NRrhlx<+ ¼b½ >kj[kaM 75- /kkrq ;k fØ;k ds vUr esa tqM+dj vFkZ cnys mls dgrs gSaA
¼c½ vksfM”kk ¼d½ if”pe caxky ¼a½ d`}Ur ¼b½ rf}r
61- mRd’kZ dk lgh foykse gSaA ¼c½ L=h izR;; ¼d½ ewy izR;;
¼a½ vid’kZ ¼b½ vi;”k 76- i<+k&fy[kk “kCn esa lekl gSaA
¼c½ vidkj ¼d½ voUkfr ¼a½ brjsrj }U} ¼b½ lekgkj }U}
62- daB~; [Link] gSaA ¼c½ ,d”ks’k }U} ¼d½ buesa ls dksbZ ugha
¼a½ v@vk ¼b½ x 77- ^eq[kkd`fr^ “kCn esa laf/k gSaA
¼c½ g ¼d½ ;s lHkh ¼a½ ;.k laf/k ¼b½ xq.k laf/k
63- v?kks’k ,oa vYiizk.k v{kj gSaA ¼c½ Loj laf/k ¼d½ nh/kZ Loj laf/k
¼a½ x ¼b½ ; 78- vEcqt rFkk vEcqf/k “kCnksa dk vFkZ gSaA
¼c½ Fk ¼d½ buesa ls dksbZ ugha ¼a½ dey rFkk lkxj ¼b½ iq’i rFkk ikuh
64- ^Jfed^ “kCn fdl [Link] esa feyrk gSaA ¼c½ lqeu ,oa ljksoj ¼d½ ;s lHkh
¼a½ d oxZ ekyk esa ¼b½ vUr%LFk [Link] 79- ^izdk”k^ dk i;kZ;okph gSaA
¼c½ Å’e [Link] ¼d½ ;s lHkh ¼a½ ikol ¼b½ iqgqi
65- daxu] dapu d`f’k deZ “kCnksa dk lgh “kCn dks’kh; Øe gSaA ¼c½ foHkk ¼d½ ijkLr
¼a½ dapu d`f’k deZ daxu 80- fuEu esa fons”kh “kCn gSaA
¼b½ daxu dapu deZ d`f’k ¼a½ L=h ¼b½ ukjh
¼c½ dapu daxu deZ d`f’k ¼c½ efgyk ¼d½ vkSjr
¼d½ dapu daxu d`f’k deZ (81-83) Find the error part of the given sentences. If a sen-
66- fuEu esa fons”kh “kCn gSaA tence is free from errors, click the button ‘No Error’.
¼a½ jsyxkM+h ¼b½ nok[kkuk 81- I sleep (a)/ rather late (b)/ last night (c)/ No error (d)
¼c½ iq= ¼d½ vkyw 82- She neither has visit (a)/ nor will visit (b)/ her family
anytime soon (c)/ No Error (d)
67- fuEu esa deZokP; dk okD; gSaA
83- The mobile phone has (a)/ become a necessity (b)/ rather
¼a½ jke us [kkuk [kk;kA than luxury (c)/ No Error (d)
¼b½ if{k;ksa ds }kjk vkdk”k esa mM+k tkrk gSaA (Direction 84-85) In the following questions, out of the four
¼c½ eksgu ls ?kj tk;k x;k alternatives, Choose the one which best expresses the
¼d½ buesa ls dksbZ ugha meaning of the given word.
68- [Link] fØ;k dk mnkgj.k gSaA 84- Acute
¼a½ eka [kkuk cuokrh gSaA ¼a½ Sharp ¼b½ Pain
¼b½ nhik laxhr dh /kwu lqudj fFkjdus yxhA ¼c½ Short ¼d½ Small
¼c½ eksgu [kkuk [kkdj pyk x;k
85- Synopsis (96-100) In the following passage some of the words have been
¼a½ Summary ¼b½ Paraphrase left out. First read the passage and try to understand what
it is about. Then fill in the blanks with the help of the
¼c½ Appriciation ¼d½ Explanation alternatives given.
(86-87) Choose the opposite in meaning to the given word. Indian boxers ........(96)....... the greatest success story at
86- Abstract the Beiging Olympics. Three of the five boxers entered
¼a½ Concrete ¼b½ Liquid the quarter finals and one, Vijender singh ......(97)...... the
¼c½ Broad ¼d½ Transient bronze. His .....(97)..... bouts almost took him to the fi-
nal. When Sushil Kumar entered the fray people thought
87- Diligent he was just another competitor .....(99)..... to the num-
¼a½ Careful ¼b½ Inoperative bers. But Sushil went on to beat three ......(100)...... in
¼c½ Lazy ¼d½ Redundant one hour to win the bronze.
(88-89) In the following questions, Choose the correctly spelt 96- ¼a½ drew ¼b½ made
word.
¼c½ scripted ¼d½ scribed
88- ¼a½ Extravegant ¼b½ Extravagent
97- ¼a½ stole ¼b½ bagged
¼c½ Extravagant ¼d½ Extravegent
¼c½ grabbed ¼d½ aimed
89- ¼a½ Misellenious ¼b½ Miselenious
98- ¼a½ practical ¼b½ doubtful
¼c½ Miscellaneous ¼d½ Micelinious
(90-91) In the following questions, improve the underlined part
¼c½ tactical ¼d½ pragmatic
of the sentences. In case no improvement is needed, your 99- ¼a½ increase ¼b½ raise
answer is d. ¼c½ rise ¼d½ adding
90- The wound on his hand is close now. 100- ¼a½ competitors ¼b½ enemies
¼a½ is healing now ¼b½ is repairing now ¼c½ foes ¼d½ players
¼c½ is cleaning now ¼d½ No Error
91. Too much worry is not good for our health.
¼a½ is beneficial ¼b½ is good
¼c½ is hurtful ¼d½ No Error
(92-93) In the following questions, Choose the one which can
be substituted for the given words/sentence.
92- Thoughtful and sad
¼a½ Vicarious ¼b½ Pensive
¼c½ Tenacious ¼d½ Scrupulous
93- A cluster of houses in a village.
¼a½ Stack ¼b½ Hamlet
¼c½ Truss ¼d½ Claque
(94-95) In the following questions, a sentence is split into four
parts and named P, Q, R and S. These four parts are not
given in their proper order. Read the sentence and find
out which of the four combinations is correct.
94- P. Agriculture industry requires a
Q. Cultural climate
R. Suitable political, social and
S. a progressive and prospesous
¼a½ PRSQ ¼b½ RPQS
¼c½ SPRQ ¼d½ SRQP
95- P. the success of a man
Q. depends on his attention
R. in business
S. to little things
¼a½ QPRS ¼b½ SPQR
¼c½ RPSQ ¼d½ PRQS
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13 D 38 C 63 D 88 C
14 B 39 C 64 C 89 C
15 C 40 D 65 B 90 A
16 D 41 D 66 D 91 D
17 B 42 B 67 D 92 B
18 A 43 D 68 A 93 B
19 C 44 B 69 A 94 C
20 C 45 D 70 D 95 D
21 B 46 A 71 B 96 C
22 A 47 C 72 B 97 B
23 B 48 A 73 D 98 C
24 B 49 B 74 B 99 B
25 B 50 D 75 A 100 A