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    NTSE Stage I (2016) is scheduled on 8.11.15. From this year the paper pattern will have a slight change. Earlier 180 questions were asked, but now number of questions will be 200. First Paper will be of MAT - 50 Questions Second Paper will be of LCT - 50 Questions Third Paper will be of SAT - 100 Questions (40 of Science, 40 of Social Science and 20 of Maths) Merit will be made from 150 Marks (MAT+SAT). LCT will be just qualifying paper. General Category has to score minimum 40 % marks in every paper to qualify for the merit

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    NTSE Stage I (2016) is scheduled on 8.11.15. From this year the paper pattern will have a slight change. Earlier 180 questions were asked, but now number of questions will be 200. First Paper will be of MAT - 50 Questions Second Paper will be of LCT - 50 Questions Third Paper will be of SAT - 100 Questions (40 of Science, 40 of Social Science and 20 of Maths) Merit will be made from 150 Marks (MAT+SAT). LCT will be just qualifying paper. General Category has to score minimum 40 % marks in every paper to qualify for the merit

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    in cach of the following, a particular order. Find out the correct figure from the alternatives which will replace the question mark ? 1. Question Figures : ie A | Ay Eins Be CC) @) @) 2. — Question Figures : OBS QHOe® a) @ @) (4) Directions (Q.3 & Q.4) : In each of the following questions there, is a specific relationship between the first and second term. The same relationship exists between the third and the fourth term which will replace the question mark. Select the correct term from the alternatives given. 3. AYXD; ZBCW:: 7: QKLN 2 (1) MOPJ (2) JKLM (3) JPOM (4) MJKL 4, KHOT:45::VILE:? (148 (2) 68 = (3) 76 (4) 84 5. _ In acclass of cighth standard, among students passed in Maths, Rakhee stands serially 21° from top and 34* from bottom. 4 students were absent, 9 students failed. If there are 37 boys in the class, find the number of girls in the class. (130 (2) 554) 67 (3) 68 Direction (Q.6 & Q.7) : In the following Venn diagram, if square represents students playing cricket, nts students playing kabaddi and nts students playing volleyball, then “a Lo Gal 12 6. How many students play only kabaddi ? . ait Q)3 @3)4 (4) 14 7.\ How many students play cricket, kabaddi as well as volleyball ? (2 @6 4 37 Direction (Q.8 & Q.9) : In a certain code language, word BLASTER is written in four different code languages. Understanding the code, find the correct code language for the given question word from the given alternatives. BLASTER = (1) YOZHGVI (2) EODVWHU (3) BATRLSE (4) CNDWYKY 8, | PITCH=SLWFK 9, SERIES = TGUMJY Directions (Q.10 to Q.12) : Find the odd figure out. » OOO O (1) (2) @) (4) "fe oe (1) (2) (3) (4) = bey Pe) peal qa) Q) GB) (4) 13. In the given number series how many times is 9 preceded by 6 and 6 preceded by 9 ? 36996869888963968969 (yo @1 @)2 4) 3 Q.21) : In cach of the questions there is specifi relationship AbhfKkithfohkLtbabhedbodk | fistand second number. The sms relationship ex @3 @2 @1 wo between the third and the fourth number which will 15. x. f replace the question mark. Select the correct term - Kamal and Lalit both went to Jaipur and | fo Stcmatives given Srinagar. Karan and Lalit had also been to a Nagpur. Vivek and Kamal both returned from | 20+ 7:50:93? Solapur, Then, who has not been to Nagpur ? (1) 80 (2) 66 =) 83 (4) 4 (1) Kamal-Lalit, (2) Kamal-Karan 21, 2149370 : 2854610 : : 2735630 : ? 3) Vivek (4) Kamal-Vivek (1) 7536501 (2) 832150 Find out which of the simple figure given in (3) 880890 (4) 9437102 the alternatives is hidden in the complex figure? | Direction (Q.22 & Q.23) : In each of the following questions there is a specific relationship between the first and second figure. The same relationship exists between the third and fourth figure which will replace the question mark. Select the correct term from the if alternatives given. 9° 4 SIC 22, QM @ @) « fae Direction (Q.17 to Q.19) : Observe the pyramid of x 3 ae ‘numerals and decide which alternative will be in place of question mark ? O) foe FORRG *K wu Peay 3 ee [= ? | Bee" lle Meek ka a ile ra jee Les) eee ce” CMe ee On. ee ft Direction (Q.24 to Q.26) + In cach of the following eee es et questions write which number in sequence replaces 2, 3, 4, 14; 2, 3, 4, 16 ; 13, 14, 15, 9,7 the question mark ? (1) 1,2,3,3 )3.4.5,5 24, 2, 17, 33,51, 75 3) 4,5,6, 11 4) 12, 16, 8, 13 @ 9 Q)13 3, 2,20; 3, 4, 3: 5,5, 6:7 @ 8 @ i (1) 5, 6, 10 2)2,3,2 25. 14, 17, 24, 35,2 @G) 1,21 (4) 3, 14, 16 () 49 (2) 38 3, 20, 18, 14:5, 14,9, 7:6, 15, 12, 10:2 @ so (4) 46 () 12, 18.17, 11 (2) 4, 13, 11, 15 26. 31, 57, 81, 99, ? )6,7.8.9 (4) 12, 8, 15, 4 (us @ us (3) 135 (4) 137 nm i ls Venicaly on" Wr surtice ill the reflection of the given figure in water Selest the correct altemative. G) @) Question Figure D)|@ qa) (2) @G) 4) Shrikant from a certain place went 4 km to East. He tured left and went 1km. Then he turned right and went 2km, Again he turned right and walked a distance of 9 km. Then at what distance is he from his original position ? (1) 4 km (2) 10 km (3) 9 km (4) 6 km Which number replaces the question mark ? TENN (2) 146 (2) 113. 3) 744) 92 Direction (Q.31 & Q.32) : Find the missing levers in the given matrix as given in the Questions below. 29. 30. eters in the First ¢ MLN O01 G)GH (4)P,M Find the missing number in the given figure : MS @6 @7 8 Direction (Q.34 & Q.35) : A rhythmic arrangement of alphabets or numbers is given. The missing letter alphabets or numbers appear in the same order in one of the alternative answer. Find the correct 33. alternative, 34, ab_d_abec _ab__da (1) edbde (2) eddbe (3) ebdde (4) edded 35. O1_110__01_ 00_0_ (4) oo1011 (2) oo1101 (3) 010110 (4) 0o1LL Direction (Q.36 & Q.37) : Find the odd term out. 36. (1) AXE (2) CVG (3)ETJ (4) GRK 37. (LI, @)RF, @)ZH, (4) XB, Direction (Q.38 to Q.40) : In the following figure, the solid cube is painted on all sides by a single colour. Observe the given solid and choose the correct alternative for the following questions, 38. Find the total number of blocks whose three surfaces are coloured ? @s @)18 G12 ym 39, Find total number of blocks whose two surfaces are coloured, Mo Qs (3) 16 (4) 24 40. Find total number ae ae ind total number of blocks whose only one surface is coloured, M8 = @) 12 B16 ya RiBy ie L 41. If ===, then = on™? c "D c c re .C) c OK OD 42, If FD=H, then LA =? @M @k, @0O «Pp 43. If GO = 32, SHE = 49, then SOME = ? 63) @2)60 (3) 52, (4) 56 Direction (Q.44 to Q.47) : In the following questions, 8 question column containing a group of letters is given. The group of letters is prepared in a specific manner. Four alternatives are given on right side. Understanding the arrangement of letters in the question column, find the right alternative, from the given alternatives which matches the given group. Question Column Alternatives 44, DWIQ (1) RPM, VTQ, HFC 45, VTOQ (2) AZMN, BYLO, FUHS 46. YBE (3) MQU, AEI, PTX 47, KOS (4) BEH, KNQ, PSV Direction (Q.48 to Q.50) : Suman and Komal are experts in acting and singing. Geeta is well versed in singing and debating. Suman and Preeti are experts in drawing, Komal and Shweta are well versed in drawing’ and debating. Komal and Preeti have a good knowledge of sculpture. Then, answer the following questions. 48. Who knows only drawing and debating ? (1) Geeta (2) Preeti (3) Suman (4) Shweta 49. Who knows only singing and debating ? (1) Suman (2) Geeta (3) Shweta (4) Preeti 50, Who knows all art forms ? () Geeta (2) Komal 3) Preeti (4) Suman ANSWER KEY + (2) will have never spoken (3) will never speak ) will never spoken Thave studying French. (1) began (2) begun, (3) begin (4) beginned Robin Hood was a character who from the rich and gave to the poor. (2) stole (4) was stolen basketball. (1) is stealing (3) was stealing T hurt my hand while 1 : (1) was playing (2) was played be (3) playing (4) played 5. They would have won if they (1) had played (3) will play 6. Pl: Would you have told her truth? P2: No, 1 better, (2) have play (4) have played (1) will lie 3) would have lied (2) would lie (4) will be lie The first plane by the Wright brothers. (1) was flown (3) was being flown ‘ Ketchup ____—_ (2) flew 4) was flying from tomatoes, (2) are made (4) is made by my litle brother. uu. 12, 13. 15. 16. 17, Ta kis Til have to come by (1) is repairing (2) is being repaired (3) is repaired (4) is repair The invitation (1) shall not have been accepted (2) shall not had been accepted (3) shall not have been accept (4) shall not had been accept When Nancy was eleven , she ski like a pro. (1) can (2) could (3) should (4) might That be Jerry. They said he was tall with bright red hair. (1) must (2) would ) will (4) shall Johnny, you leave the table when you have finished your dinner. Q) will (4) must Q) may (3) could Sarah have smoked so much. ‘That's what caused her health problems. (1) can not (2) might not (3) should not (4) will not You swim in that river. Its full of crocodiles. (1) Must not (2) Need not @) Might not (4) Could not Where you go if you had that much money? ae (1) Could Sia 20, 21. 22. (3) David told Anna that Mona would leave for her native place the next day. (4) David told to Anna that Mona would be leaving for her native place tomorrow. She said to him, "Why don't you go today?" (1) She asked him why he did not go that day. (2) She said to him why he don't go that day. (B) She asked him why he had not gone that day. (4) She asked him why he did not go today. I said to her, "Don't mention his name." (1) I forbade her to mention his name. (2) had forbidden her to mention his name . (3)1 told her that she should not have mentioned his name. (4) told her that his name should not have been mentioned Jim said to me, "Please lend me your pen.” (1) Jim said that I should lend him my pen. (2) Jim advised that ! should lend him my pen (3) Jim requested me to lend him my pen. (4) Jim pleaded me that I lent his pen to me. "[ never understand you," she told me. (A) She told me that she never understood me, (2) She said that she did not understand me, (G) She exclaimed with sorrow that she never understood me. (4) She told me that she could never understand panes They charged him embezzling (2) off (4) for 25, 26, 27K 28, 29, 30. lg 33. 34, GB) by | Gy fore ‘They rejotced hhearing the news: () of (2) on (3) with (4) at If she left at 4 p.m., she should be here now, () with (2) over (3) by (4) in The doctor pushed his way the crowd, (1) over (2) into (3) by (4) through Do not respond every little thing in your life. (I) to (2) for (3) on (4) with ‘The number of stars in the sky countless, (1) seem (2) seems (3) have seem (4) are seem 93,000,000 miles the distance from the sun to the earth, (I) is (2) are (3) was Not only Julie but also all of the grandchildren to visit grandma. (4) were (1) wants (2) is wanting (3) are wanted (4) want Those two bottles of milk _ in the refrigerator. (is (2) was (3)are (4) be Ham and cheese __ his favourite sandwich, (is (2) are (3) being (4) have Our football team ____up their positions on the field. (1) has taken (2) has took (3) have taken (4) had took it's ready by the end of the month. (1) so that 3) while (2) as long as (4) until 1 don't think she's perfect for the job, she’s certainly better qualified than Steve, (1) yet (2) as long as (3) while (4) because 37. Continued high-blood pressure is dangerous it can increase the risk of heart disease and stroke. (1) however (2) so that @) as (4) but 38. She got her license without problems. () few (2) any (3) some 4) little 39, Don't look directly at sun (1) that (2) the @)a (4) no article needed 40. The police spoke separately to __ suspect. (1) each (2) every (3) all (4) many 41, If we'd seen you, we (1) would have stopped (2) would stop (3) had stopped (4) will stop ‘T wouldn't go to school by bus if 1__ ou can write the report when you want oe ae al aaa ees 43. If you drop the vase, it (J) will break (2) would break (3) would have broken (4) breaks For questions No (Q.44 & Q.45) Choose the word which best expresses the meaning of the given word. 44, INDICT (1) Condemn (2) Reprimand (3) Accuse (4) Allege 45. INFREQUENT (1) Never (2) Usual 3) Rare (4) Sometimes For questions No (Q.46 & Q.47) Choose the correct antonym for the word given in capital letters. 46, AMICABLE (1) Cunning (3) Hostile 47, LIABILITY (2) Shy (4) Crazy (1) Assumption (2) Exemption (3) Consumption (4) Presumption For questions No (Q.48 to Q.50) Find out the option that best expresses the meaning of the given phrasal verbfidiom. 48, CALL OFF (1) Cancel (2) Ask (3) Visit someone 49, DROP OUT (1) Lose 3) Win (4) Phone someone (2) Quit (4) Fall 50, Though he has a lot of money, yet all his plans are built upon sand. (1) established on insecure foundations (2) based on inexperience (3) resting on cheap material 4) resting on immature ideas ANSWER KEY K of copper of mass 2 kg falls from a | right of 10 m into a bucket containing 1 litres of water. Assuming that all the mechanical prey, is used to heat water, find the rise in temperature of water. Given, C, = 4180 Jikg /k (1) 4x 10° °c 72°C 8) 4.69x10"°C (4) 0.5 x 107 ‘The escape velocity from the earth's surface is 11 kms. A planet has a radius twice that of earth but its mean density is the same as that of the carth, the value of the escape velocity from this planet would be (1) 22 km/s (2) 11 km/s (3) 5.5 km/s (4) 16.5 km/s 3. The total current supplied to the circuit by the battery is ow 32 3) 4A (1) 1A (4) 6A A rectangular loop carrying a current ‘i’ is situated near a long straight wire such that the wire is parallel to one of the sides of the loop ‘and is in the plane of the loop, Ifa steady current [ is established in the wire as shown in the figure, the loop will (2) 2A i 9 pas ne ‘Two masses mi, = 5 ky and m, = 4. a strit pulley. What is the acceleration of the masses when it is free to move? (g'= 9.8 mis?) [mn (1) 0.2 mis* (2) 9.8 mis? (3)'5 mis (4) 48 m/s When two colours of light (x and y) are sent through a glass prism, x is bent more than y. Which colour travels more slowly in the prism? (yx Qy (8) Both have same speed (4) Data insufficient Rays of light fall perpendicular on a glass slab (n > 1) as shown in figure. If ‘n’ at A is maximum and ‘n’ at B is minimum, then the rays will (1) tilt towards A (2) tilt towards B = | (3) not deviate TAT Tie (4) undergo total internal reflecti An electric motor of power 100 W is used to drive the stirrer in a water bath, If 50% of the ‘energy supplied to the motor is spent in stirring the water, calculate the work done on water in one minute (1) 3200 3 (2) 3000 3 (3) 1960 J (4) 19600 J ‘A person standing between the two vertical cliffs and 640 m away from the nearest cliff, shouted. He heard the first echo after 4s and the second echo 3s later, Calculate the distance between the cliffs, (1) 1450 m Q)! 1760 m 1050 11, Velocity (ms) 12. ed at 90°, A ray of Nar er arcane cen, the ray travels before striking the other mirror. leo" | ey 3m Q) 125 m 2)2.5 m @) 3.46 m (4) 45m A stone is thrown vertically upwards. The velocity-time graph given shows the motion of the stone till it comes back on the ground. x 23 3 67 BF Times) By using the graph, the maximum height reached by the stone is- (1) 160 m 3) 80 m (2) 40m (4) 200 m ‘Which is the correct answer for the circuit given below? as shown in the figure. Determine the distance’ 13. 14. iiss 16. 7. 18, Wi, =i =i, QV, sv, =; v_M_Y, @)R,=R,=R, @) RR, RS Uranium nucleus 2*U undergoes several disintegrations and ultimately decays to lead nucleus 2*Pb. How many alpha and beta particles are emitted 7 (1) 8 a-particle, 6 p-particles (2) 6 a-particle, 8 B-particles (3) 8 a-particle, 10 B-particles (4) 16 a-paricle, 9 B-particles Magnetic field lines inside a solenoid are- (1) Curved (2) Parallel equidistant straight lines (3) Parallel but non-equispaced straight lines () Nothing can be said Inthe following reaction what will be A, B, C respectively ? CuCO,(s) + [A] —> CuCl,(aq) + 1B) + {C) (1) HCL, CO,HO 2) HCI, CO, H, @G) HCI, 10,0, (4) HCI, C, #10 Which of the following satement about graphite and diamond is true ? (1) They have the same crystal lattice structure, (2) They have the same degree of hardness. (3) They have the same electrical conductivity. (4) They can undergo the same chemical. reactionss. Which of the following pair of compounds will undergo combustion as well as addition reaction? () CH, & CH, 2) CHO & CHO @) CHO, & CHO 4) GH, & GH, In a solution of lead acetate, a strip of metal M was dipped. After sometime, lead from the solution was deposited on the metal strip. Which metal is more reactive ? a)M (2) Pb (3) Both are same reactive (4) None of these . When it's pH changes to 6, then H* ion concentration, (1) increases 3 times (2) increase two times (G) decreases 100 times (4) decreases 1000 times Match the column . 1 1 ul K(@)|Ma|() [Bums witha [() [Bums with tiae fame white dazating le fame (®|K |(@ |Is ahalogen [City [Has a valency of 1 (@)|CI |(i Is avaiable in 2 [CD ]Is inthe same allotropic forms |__| group as N (@]P [(h) [Reacts with — |(IV)]Is present in the boing water to} [same group as {form an oxide Na. Which option is correct ? @) a-Giv)-C, b-(ii)-(1V), ¢-(iii)-@, d-@-C) (2) ac{iv)-(11), b-(ii)-(D, e-(iti)-1V), d-€)-@) (3) afiv)-(D, b-(i)-(1V), e-(ii)-(, ¢-(iii)-C), (4) None of these 21, Match the columns : I 1 iit JAL |@ [Has variable |() [Froth foatation valency [Na |(@ [Highly reactive [CID [Magnetic separation (@)|[Cu [Ci [Greenish [ii |Blectrotytic Corrosive layer | __|reduetion [Fe |) Is @ very good |(IV)|Leaching reflector ) L-Gii)-CUMD, 2-Gi)-C, 3-(0-CV), 4-419). (2) L-ivV), 2-C4i)-(ED, 4-441), 4-0-0 8) Li)-(, 2-Gi)-AD, 3-(1)-CD, 4-46v)-(1V) (4) 1-Gi)-(IM, 2 ive, 40-0) Which of the following will conduct electricity? (1) Dry HCI gas (2) A mixture of H,S0, & HCIO, (3) Brine solution (4) Both (2) & (3) ae of the following pairs of elements does 24, 25, 26, 21, If the average atomic mass of mean is 20.2, then find out the percentage abundance of the two isotopes (x" & x) respectively. (1) 20 & 80 (2) 80 & 20 (3) 70 & 30 (4) 90 & 10 Which of the following is incorrect ? (1) Acid should be added to water not water to acid. (2) Among the glucose solution and salt solution, salt solution will conduct y- y of an acid is always the number of hydrogen present in a molecule of it. (4) Atomic radii of oxygen is less than sulphur. Match the column Elements, Properties (| Cl (A) | High Tonization energy (| Cs |(B) [Highest electron affinity} in Halogens (©) [Most clectropositive (D) [Most electronegative 3D, 4B) 2-C, 3-D, 4-A 2-B, 3-D, 4-A , 3-A, 4-D H H L HAI +KBr—+ H-C-Br + KCI H H Ht H I, HC s C-H+ Br, “4 C= Br Br ee ML og +HCl—y H-F-¢-Cl HOH HH oH OH IV. CH,-¢-CH,— cH,-6-ch H H Number of addition reactions among the following is/are mi Q2 @)3 @)4 lture are expos 31, Which processes indicated on the radiation the cells self-digest below will contribute towards increased is due to the destruction of the warming? of the | a lysosomes (2) nucleus ~ @) mitochondria (4) dictyosomes 29. ‘THREE of the following four statements about mitosis are true. I. Mitosis is involved in tissue repair and the growth of an embryo, IL, Mitosis occurs once per celi cycle in growing cells. (1) Land 11 only (2) Il and IMI only II. Mitosis usually produces no change in the (3) and IV only (4) Tf, Hl and TV only chromosome number between the parent | 32, What does Mendel’s law of independent cell and the two resulting cells. assortment relate to? TV. Mitosis oceurs frequently in mature human (1) Dominant characters Beaiplcad)celle, (2) The independent separation of a pair of The true statements are homologous chromosomes. ROHL ana 3) The formation of new combinations of chromosomes. 3) 11, Mm, 1V @)1, 1 1 (ay Nanslof thats 30, Each arrow on the diagram of the carbon cycle | 33. A biologist observing some leaves, notes that below represents a process which involves the stomata are all wide open. He may conclude carbon. that in this plant 5 (1) both water absorption and transpiration are p Wy high. yl (2)there is low water absorption and transpiration Prams ut [Sapo (3) there is low absorption of water but high transpiration, , fi Animals (4) there is high water absorption but low transpiration, “In which of these processes is carbon | 34. Ventricular systole causes Sane eres Organic to 40 Inorganic (J) Entry of blood into ventricles (2) Entry of blood into veins @) Exit of blood from lungs gay (4) Exit of blood from ventricles (@) IV only h of the following is correct, ma ‘enzymes listed in the table? res isan a [ess oman —— pace —— FRB [(3)]Product [amino acids [small polysaccharies [fatty acils and | peeee [A]Proter rat abscissa asarriag| a 36, What are the states of the valves when the 37. 38. ventricles are relaxed? Atrio-ventricular |Semilunar valves in| valves the arteries Oo Open Open (2) Open Closed @) Closed Open a Closed Closed Which of the following is not a fucntion of testosterone 7 (A) Stimulate pubic hair growth in males. (2) Stimulate bone and muscle growth in males. (3) Cause deepening of voice in males (4) None of these What conditions are necessary for air to be exhaled from the lungs? (J) Air pressure in the alveoli must become greater than the air pressure in the mouth, (2) Air pressure in the alveoli must become Jower than the air pressure in the mouth. (3) Air pressure in the alveoli must become the same as the air pressure in the mouth (4) There is no change in the air pressure of the alveoli of the mouth. ‘Which condition causes glueagon secretion in a healthy human body? (1) High insulin levels - @) Low blood glucose levels (3) High body temperature 41. 42, 43. 44, 45. Spf MEW In which direction does the phlocm transport ‘material

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