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(-E-o- --) 38. A diatomic ideal gas is heated at constant

volume until the pressure is doubled and
33. Two particles A and B of mass m and 2 m again heated at constant pressure until its 1)
are connected by a light rigid rod of length l. volume is doubled. The average molar heat
The particles are free to slide on frictionless capacity for the whole process is:
L - shaped horizontal frame as shown in the 13R 19R 23R 17R
figure. A moves with a constant velocity of 5 1) 2) 3) 4)
6 6 6 6 1) Q on the inner surface, q on outer sur-
m/s. Then at the instant shown face 2)
39. A pendulum of length L has time period T for
AB small oscillations. An obstacle is placed 2) Q on the inner surface, q +Q on the
O directly beneath the pivot so that only the outer surface
?=30o lowest one quarter of the string can follow 3) +Q on the inner surface, q Q on the
? ? 2m the pendulum bob when it swings in the left outer surface
3)
m of its resting position as shown in the figure. 4) The charge q is spread uniformly
5 Time taken by the bob to return the position between the inner and outer surface
1) speed of B is m/s A if it was released from that position, is
3 42. In the circuit as shown in figure if all the
4)
2) the magnitude of rate of change of is symbols have their usual meanings, then
13 identify the correct statement
rad / sec
13 46. When an AC source of emf e = E0 sin(100t)
10 is connected across a circuit, the phase dif-
3) speed of B is m/s ference between the emf e and the current i
3
in the circuit is observed to be , as shown
4) the magnitude of rate of change of is 4
10 in the diagram. If the circuit consists possi-

rad / sec 1) T 2) T/2 3) 3T/4 4) T/4
3 40. A Periodic wave is given by the equation y = 1) q2 = q3; V2 = V3
bly only of R-C or R-L or L-C series, find the
34. A cone made of a material of relative density relationship between the two elements.
1 2) q1 = q2 + q3; V2 = V3
( 27
)
s = and height 4m floats with its
64
f(x, t) = where position x is in
(x 2t)2 + 1 3) q1 = q2 + q3; V = V1 + V2 + V3
4) q1 + q2 + q3 = 0; V2 = V3 = V V1
apex downward in water. The time period of meter and time t is in sec. The correct wave
profile at the instant t = 1s will be given by 43. In a chemical reaction platinum is used as a
vertical oscillation if it is slightly displaced
which of the following graphs? (Consider catalyst. Since platinum is a very rare metal
from the equilibrium position is(nearly) (g =
Best Approximation graph). to increase the available surface area small
10 m/s2)
spheres of platinum are used for the reac-
tion. The catalyst action happens due to the 1) R = 1 k , C = 10 F
phenomenon of adsorption. The reactant 2) R = 1 k , L = 10 H
molecules are absorbed on the surface 3) R = 1 k , C = 1 F
1) where they may react with each other easi- 4) R = 1 k , L = 1 H
ly. Assuming that the surface of these 47. The energy contained in a small volume
1) 1 sec 2) 2 sec through which an electromagnetic wave is
spheres is very smooth even at molecular
3) 3 sec 4) 0.5 sec passing oscillates with:
level, what is the number of degrees of free-
35. Two satellites A and B go around the earth dom with respect to translation for a 1) zero frequency
in circular orbits at heights RA and RB, adsorbed hydrogen molecule [Take appro- 2) the frequency of the wave
respectively, from the surface of earth. priate assumptions] 3) half of the frequency of the wave
Assume the earth to be a uniform sphere of 4) double of the frequency of wave
1) 10 2) 2 3) 23 4) 5
radius RE. The ratio of the magnitudes of 2) 48. In the figure
44. A long straight wire, carrying current I is
the velocity, vA / vB of the satellites is shown find the
bent at its midpoint to form an angle of 45.

Induction of magnetic field at point P, distant total magnification
RB RB + RE after two succes-
1) 2) R from point of bending is equal to:
RA RA + RE sive reflections

( )
first on M1 & then
RB + RE RA 2 on M2
3) 4) 45
RA + RE RB P . 1) +1 2) 2 3) +2 4) 1
45 49. A slit of width d is placed in front of a lens of
36. Which of the diagrams in figure correctly 3) R
shows the change in kinetic energy of an focal length 0.5m and is illuminated with
iron sphere falling freely in a lake having light of wave length 5.89 107m. The first

(
2 1)0I ( 2 + 1)0I
diffraction minima on either side of the cen-
sufficient depth to impart it a terminal
tral diffraction maximum are separated by
velocity? 1) 2) 2 103m. The width d of the slit is (in m)
4R 4R
1) 2.045 104 2) 2.105 104
1) 2) ( )
2 1 0I (
2 + 1 0I) 3) 2.945 10 4 4) 0.125 104
3) 4) 50. A photon collides with a stationary hydrogen
4) 4 2 R 4 2 R
atom in ground state and is completely
45. Two long, identical bar magnets are placed
absorbed (Perfectly inelastic collision).
under a horizontal piece of paper, as shown
3) 4) Energy of the colliding photon is 10.2 eV.
in figure. The paper is covered with iron fil-
After a micro second, another photon col-
ings. When the two north poles are a small
distance apart and touching the paper, the lides with the same hydrogen atom perfect-
iron filings move into a pattern that shows the ly inelastically with an energy of 15 eV.
37. A one litre glass flask contains some mer- 41. A spherical shell with an inner radius 'a' and What will be observed by the detector
magnetic lines of forces. Which of the follow-
cury. It is found that at different tempera- an outer radius 'b' is made of conducting ?(Neglect kinetic energy attained by hydro-
ing best illustrates the pattern that results?
tures, the volume of air inside the flask material. A point charge +Q is placed at the gen atom during the process)
remains the same. What is the volume of centre of the spherical shell and a total 1) Two photons of energy 1.2 eV
mercury in this flask, if coefficient of linear charge q is placed on the shell. Charge q 2) Two photons of energy 1.4 eV.
expansion of glass is 9 106/ C and coef- is distributed on the surfaces as 3) One photon of energy 10.2 eV and one
ficient of volume expansion of mercury is
electron of kinetic energy 1.4 eV.
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51. An unstable element is produced in nuclear 56. A galvanometer with resistance 100 gives 71. The successive four ionization energy val-

C1 T1 M1
reaction at a constant rate R. Its disintegra- full scale deflection with a current of 10mA. velocity is = . Then if rms ues of an element are 191; 578; 872 and
tion constant is . Find number of nuclei The value of shunt, in order to convert it into C2 T2 M1 5972 K.cals/ mole. The formula of its chlo-
after time 't' if initially it was Zero an ammeter of 10 ampere range, will be velocity of 32 grams of O2 at 27C and 3 ride is (symbol of the element is M)
R R 1) 10 2) 1 3) 0.1 4) 0.01 atm pressure is 10 mt/s and kinetic energy 1) MCl 2) MCl2 3) MCl3 4) MCl4
1) e t 2) (1 e t) is 900 cal. At 27 and 6 atm pressure kinet-
57. One face AB of a prism of prism angle 45 72. Which one of the following method is used
R Rt is silvered. An incident ray on face AC ic energy of 2 grams of H2 is x 100 cal. for the purification of silver metal containing
3) (1 + e ) t 4) retraces its initial path. Value of x is lead as impurity?

Find the range of refractive index of the 1) 3 2) 6 3) 9 4) 12 1) Cupellation 2) Poling
52. The logic circuit shown below has the input
prism for which it is possible: 63. The accelerating potential that required to 3) Liquation 4) Distillation
waveforms A and B as shown. Pick out the
produce an electron beam with an effective 73. Pure de-mineralised (de- ionised) water free
correct output waveform.
wave length of 0.090 A is from all soluble mineral salts is obtained by
A 1) 18.6 eV 2) 18.6 k eV passing hard water though
3) 18.6 m eV 4) 18.6 M Ev 1) Cation exchange resin which removes
Y
B 64. In which of the following molecules/ ions dissolved cations
BF3, NO
2 , NH2 and H2O, the central atom 2) Anion exchange resin which removes dis-
input A is SP2 hybridized? solved anions
1) BF3 and NO 2 2) NO 2 and NH2

3) Both (1) and (2)
input B and H O
3) NH2 2 4) NO2 and H2O 4) None of the above
1) 2 > > 1 2) 3 > > 2 65. For the complete combustion of ethanol 74. Among the given oxides, the one which will

3) 2 > > 2 4) Range can't be defined C2H5OH(l) + 3O2(g) react with both acids and bases, is
58. In the given, which of the diodes are forward 2CO2(g) + 3H2O(l) 1) Na2O 2) MgO 3) BeO 4) BaO
1) biased? the amount of heat produced as measured 75. Which is correct match?
in bomb calorimeter is 1364.47 kJ mol1 1) Mg + very dil.HNO3 NO
at 25C Assuming ideality, the enthalpy of 2) Zn + dil.HNO3 H2
2) combustion, (CH) for the reaction will be 3) Sn + dil.HNO3 N2O
(R = 8.314 kJ1 mol1).
4) Pb + dil.HNO3 NO
(i) (ii) (iii) 1) 1366.95 kJ mol1
76. The number of PP bonds and oxidation
2) 1361.95 kJ mol1 state of phosphorous in hypophosphoric
3) 3) 1460.50 kJ mol1 acid are respectively
4) 1350.50 kJ mol1 1) 0, +3 2) 0, +5 3) 1, +5 4) 1, +4
(iv) (v) 66. Two moles of a liquid A(pA = 100 torr) and 3 77. Which arrangement of electrons leads to
moles of liquid B(pB = 150 torr) form a solu- anti-ferromagnetism?
4) 1) (i), (ii), (iii) 2) (ii), (iv), (v) tion having vapour pressure of 120 torr. 1) 2)
3) (i), (iii), (iv) 4) (ii), (iii), (iv) Based upon this observation one can con-
3) Both (1) and (2) 4) None of these
1 1 clude:
59. For a transistor x = , y = . , are the 78. The decreasing order of magnetic moments
53. Which one of the following is incorrect state- 1) Interactions between like molecules >
is
ment in the transmission of electromagnetic current gains in common base and common those between unlike molecules
1) [MnCl4]2 > [CoCl4]2 > [Fe(CN)6]4
waves? emitter configurations. Then 2) Interactions between like molecules <
1) x + y = 1 2) x y = 1 those between unlike molecules 2) [MnCl4]2 > [Fe(CN)6]4 > [CoCl4]2
1) Ground wave propagation is for high fre-
3) [Fe(CN)6]4 > [MnCl4]2 > [CoCl4]2
quency transmission. 3) 2x = 1 y 4) x + y = 0 3) Interactions between like molecules =
2) Sky wave is facilitated by ionospheric those between unlike molecules 4) [Fe(CN)6]4 > [CoCl4]2 > [MnCl4]2
60. 1 mole of monoatomic gas undergoes poly-
layers. tropic process and it's P-V diagram as 4) Smixing = 0 79. Which of the following types of octahedral
3) Space wave is of high frequency and is shown in the figure, then maximum 67. A(g) + 3B(g) 4C(g) Initial conc. of A complexes will exhibit geometrical iso-
Absolute temperature attained by the gas is equal to that of B. The equilibrium conc. merism (M stands for a metal, and a and b
suitable for line of sight communication.
of A and C are equal. Kc is equal to are achiral ligands)?
4) Space wave is used for satellite commu- during that process is (R is the universal
gas constant) 1 1) [Ma6] 2) [Ma5b]
nication.
1) 0.08 2) 8 3) 4) 80 3) [M(aa)3] 4) [Ma4b2]
54. The pitch of a screw gauge is 0.5 mm and 8
80. The BOD values of four samples of water A,
there are 50 divisions on circular scale 68. In a galvanic cell, the salt-bridge
B, C and D are 156 ppm, 120 ppm, 20 ppm
when there is nothing between two ends of 1) Does not participate chemically in the cell and 5 ppm respectively. The most polluted
screw gauge 45th division of circular scale is reaction and least polluted water samples are
coinciding with screw gauge and in this sit- 2) Stops the diffusion of ions from one elec- 1) A & B 2) B & C
uation zero of main scale is not visible. trode to another 3) A & D 4) C & D
When wire is placed between the two ends, 3) Is necessary for the occurrence of the cell
the linear scale reads 2 divisions and 20th 81. An organic compound present in aqueous
reaction medium is less soluble in any organic sol-
division of circular scale coincides with ref-
4) Ensures mixing of the two electrolytic vent. It is separated by
erence line. For this situation mark the cor-
solutions 1) Continuous extraction 2) Distillation
rect statement 4P0V0 49P0V0 69. Decomposition of NH3 on gold surface fol- 3) Chromatography 4) Sublimation
1) Least count of Instrument is 0.01 mm 1) 2)
R 12 R lows zero order kinetics. If rate constant K is
2) Zero correction for the Instrument is 5 104 M s1, rate of formation of N2 will Key
+ 0.45 mm 49P0V0 2P0V0 be
3) 4) 33-1 43-2 53-1 63-2 73-3
3) Thickness of wire is 1.65 mm 6R R 1) 103 M s1 2) 2.5 104 M s1
4) All the above 4 1 34-2 44-1 54-4 64-1 74-3
3) 5 10 M s 4) Zero
55. A 3.6 m long vertical pipe is filled complete- CHEMISTRY 70. Based on Langmuir adsorption isotherm,
35-2 45-2 55-2 65-1 75-4
ly with a liquid. A small hole is drilled at the 36-2 46-1 56-3 66-2 76-4
m 1
base of the pipe due to which liquid starts
leaking out slowly. This pipe resonates with
61. 15cc of gaseous hydrocarbon required 45cc
of oxygen for complete combustion. If 30cc (
the intercept in the graph versus
x p ) 37-3
38-2
47-4
48-3
57-1
58-2
67-2
68-1
77-2
78-4
of CO2 is formed, the formula of the is equal to
a tuning fork. The first two resonances 39-3 49-3 59-2 69-3 79-4
gaseous compound is 1 b a 1
occur when height of water column from 1) 2) 3) 4) 40-3 50-3 60-2 70-2 80-3
base is 3.22 m and 2.34 m respectively. The 1) C3H6 2) C2H2 a a b slope 41-2 51-2 61-4 71-3 81-1.
area of crosssection of pipe is 3) C4H10 4) C2H4 42-2 52-1 62-3 72-1
1) 25 cm2 2) 100 cm2 62. For 2 different gases at different tempera-
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On 8th Feb 2017 the first phase of ambitious
station redevelopment project has been
launched by Railway minister Suresh
Prabhu. Under this 400 railway stations will
be modernize across the country by providing
several passenger-friendly amenities.
Note: These redeveloped stations would sup-
port digital signage, have escalators and ele-
vators, self-ticketing counters, executive
lounges, luggage screening machines, walk-
ways and holding areas for passengers,
among other facilities. The 23 stations short-
listed for the first phase include Chennai
Central, Ranchi, Udaipur City, Indore,
Yesvantpur, Bengaluru Cantt.,
Visakhapatnam, Howrah, Kamakhya,
Faridabad, Jammu Tawi, Secunderabad,
Vijayawada, Kozhikode and Bhopal.
India Geoeconomic Dialogue
The Ministry of External Affairs and Gateway
House have co-hosted the Second Gateway
of India Geoeconomic Dialogue from
February 13-14, 2017 in Mumbai. The theme
of the conference is 'Where Geopolitics
meets Business'.
Note: This is India's premier geo-economics
conference with the focus on building syner-
gies between business and foreign policy.
Conference on Counter-radicalization
India is planning to host a conference on
counter-radicalization with the Association of
Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in October
2017. It will provide common platform to
countries for sharing experiences and ideas
on prevention of radicalization amid rise of
Islamic State and other extremist ideologies.
The Supreme Court on 14th Feb 2017 has
clarified that the audience need not stand
when the National Anthem is played as a
part of the storyline of a film, newsreel or
documentary. A Bench of Justices Dipak
Misra and R. Banumathi made this clear after
one of the petitioners said the apex court
should clarify if people are expected to stand
when the National Anthem is played in a film,
newsreel or documentary.
Note: It is clarified that when the National
Anthem is played as part of the storyline of a
film, newsreel or a documentary the audi-
ence need not stand.
India in global health network
India is among nine countries that will be part
of a global health network focused on improv-
ing the quality of care for new mothers and
babies and strengthen national efforts to end
preventable deaths of pregnant women and
newborns by 2030. The nine countries are
India, Bangladesh, A Cote d'Ivoire, Ethiopia,
Ghana, Malawi, Nigeria, Tanzania and
Uganda.
Note: Every year, worldwide, 3,03,000 women
die during pregnancy and childbirth, 2.7 mil-
lion babies die during the first 28 days of life
and 2.6 million babies are stillborn and most
of these deaths could be prevented with
quality care during pregnancy and childbirth.
Index of Economic Freedom
India ranked a dismal 143 in an annual index
of economic freedom by a top American think
tank, behind its several South Asian
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India and Asian Development Bank (ADB) have signed USD 375
million pact for loans and grants to develop 800 km Visakhapatnam
- Chennai Industrial Corridor, which is the first phase of a planned
2,500 km East Coast Economic Corridor. The USD 500 million loan
is approved for multitranche facility to build key infrastructure in the
four main centers along the corridor - Visakhapatnam, Kakinada,
Amaravati, and Yerpedu - Srikalahasti in Andhra Pradesh.
Agricultural Science Congress in..?
neighbors including Pakistan, as progress on
market-oriented reforms has been 'uneven'.
As per the report, India sustaining an average
annual growth of about 7 per cent over the
past five years, growth is not deeply rooted in
policies that preserve economic freedom.
Note: Hong Kong, Singapore and New Zealand
topped the index. Among South Asian coun-
tries, only Afghanistan (163) and Maldives
(157) were ranked below India. Nepal (125),
Sri Lanka (112), Pakistan (141), Bhutan
(107), and Bangladesh (128) surpassed
India in economic freedom.
Science Express
Science Express Climate Action Special
(SECAS II) flagged off on 17th Feb, 2017
from Safdarjung Railway station in Delhi. The
train will be open for public viewing at Delhi
Cantonment Railway Station tomorrow and
the day after.
Note: The train will later embark upon its jour-
ney across the country (to cover over 19,000
kilometres). The SECAS II will run till 8th
September and culminate its journey at
Gandhinagar.
BHIM app on iOS
The Bharat Interface for Money (BHIM) app
has been launched on the iOS platform after
its successful launch on android platform. On
iOS it is currently supporting over 35 banks
and is currently available in Hindi and
English. The Android version supports other
regional languages as well.
Note: BHIM app on iOS also has a limit of Rs
10, 000 per transaction and Rs20, 000 in a
day for transfers through the bank account.
India - largest importer of major arms
According to a report released by Stockholm
International Peace Research Institute
(SIPRI) India emerged as the world's largest
importer of major arms during 2012-16. As
per the report, India accounted for 13% of the
global total sales. The total volume of inter-
national transfers of major weapons has
grown continuously since 2004 and
increased by 8.4% between 2007-11 and
2012-16.
Note: According to the data in Asia, India
increased its arms imports by 43 percent
between 2007-11 and 2012-16 which is far
greater than the imports by its rivals China
and Pakistan. Between 2007 and 2011, India
accounted for 9.7% of global imports which
is still more than any other country. Major
arm suppliers to India include Russia, USA,
European states, Israel and South Korea.
13th Agricultural Science Congress
The 13th Agricultural Science Congress
organized in Bengaluru from February 21-24
by the National Academy of Agricultural
Sciences (NAAS) and the Indian Council for
Agricultural Research (ICAR). It will focus on
'Strategies for Climate Smart Agriculture'.
The event will be held at the University of
Agricultural Sciences Bengaluru's GKVK
campus in collaboration with the local ICAR
institutes.
Static Sensor Chain
The second phase of the static sensor chain
has been approved by the Defense Ministry
on 21st Feb, 2017 to further strengthen the
surveillance of the India over 7,500-km-long
coastline. Phase-II involves setting up 38
additional radars, four mobile surveillance
stations and two Vessel Traffic Management
Systems at Kutch and Khambat at a cost of
approximately Rs. 800 crore.
Note: The project would be executed by Indian
companies and the lead integrator would be
Bharat Electronics Limited, Bengaluru. The
Navy currently operates 45 Mig-29K carrier
aircraft procured from Russia.
India and Rwanda have inked agreements in
the fields of innovation, aviation and visa
requirements.
Saathiya Resource Kits
Union Health Ministry has launched 'Saathiya
Resource Kits' to provide information on ado-
lescent related issues such as puberty and
mental health, among others. The resource
kit comprises of an Activity Book, Bhranti-
Kranti Game, a Question-Answer Saathiya
Kits Book and a Peer Educator Diary.
Note: A mobile app 'Saathiya Salah' is also
launched for adolescents. The initiative,
launched as part of the Rashtriya Kishor
Swasthya Karyakram (RKSK) program.
Air Services Agreement
Union Cabinet has approved the signing of Air
Services Agreement (ASA) between India and
Greece to spur greater trade, investment,
tourism and cultural exchange between the
two countries bringing it in tune with the devel-
opments in the civil aviation sector.
Note: It will enable environment for enhanced
and seamless connectivity while providing
commercial opportunities to the carriers of
both the sides ensuring greater safety and
security.
India and China Dialogue
India and China have announced to hold their
first Strategic Dialogue in Beijing. The two
sides are expected to discuss all issues of
mutual concern and interest including friction
points.
Note: External Affairs spokesman Vikas
Swarup stated that two countries will discuss
all issues of mutual interest in bilateral,
regional and international domain.
Arun-3 Hydro Electric Project in Nepal
Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs,
CCEA has approved investment proposal for
generation component of Arun-3 Hydro
Electric Project in Nepal by SJVN Limited.
Note: The move is launched to promote clean
and green energy in India and the sub-conti-
nent.
A MoU has been signed between
Development Commissioner (Handicrafts),
Ministry of Textiles and National Scheduled
Castes Finance and Development
Corporation (NSFDC) with an objective of
working together to improve the earnings of
artisans across the country, belonging to
Scheduled Castes categories.
Note: Ministry of Textiles and Ministry of Social
Justice and Empowerment have come
together to step up interventions for the eco-
nomic development of an estimated 12 lakh
scheduled caste artisans.
Six months maternity leave
Union government has allowed women work-
ing in industries to take six months maternity
leave preempting parliamentary approval on
the maternity benefit amendment bill that is
pending in the Lok Sabha. Through an execu-
tive order the labour and employment ministry
has doubled maternity leave to six months
from three for industrial women workers.
Note: However the benefit will be restricted to
women who make a monthly contribution to
the employees' state insurance corpus from
their salaries. This means about 2.9 million
women working across various industries will
get the benefit.
India - Israel Deal
Ahead of the first visit of an Indian Prime
Minister to Israel later this year, India has
approved a deal to develop jointly a medium
range surface-to-air missile (MR-SAM) sys-
tem for the Army in a Rs. 17,000 - crore deal.
This is the latest in a series of other variants
of SAM systems for the Navy and the Air
Force being jointly developed with Israeli help
under deals estimated at billions of dollars.
Note: The Cabinet Committee on Security
(CCS), headed by Prime Minister Narendra
Modi, gave the goahead for the deal to be
executed by the Defence Research and
Development Organisation (DRDO) and
Israel Aerospace Industries. (IAI).
Loan to Nepal
India has sanctioned a soft loan of 340 million
US dollar to Nepal for various infrastructure
development programmes. Under this pro-
gramme Mahalaki bridge and 15 roads will
be constructed in various parts of Nepal.
India has approved a deal to jointly develop a
medium range surface-to-air missile (MR-
SAM) system for the Army in a Rs. 17,000-
crore deal. The deal is for 200 missiles for
five regiments, each getting 40 units. The
missile has a range of 50-70 km. The system
will be based on the older Barak system of
Israel, which is in use in India. It is being
changed as per requirements.
Note: India now operates three Phalcon AWACS
with Israeli radars mounted on Russian IL-76
transport aircraft, under a $1-billion tripartite
deal with Russia, signed in 2003.
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- S. Maruthi Rao, Pamarru. These are the important uses of the present participle.
Q: Sir, I request you to explain present participle with exam- It can be used in place of the infinitive too.
ples. When it be used for second action? And also explain Examples:
other important uses of it. i) To smoke is bad for health = Smoking is bad for health.
A: The present participle is the 'ing' form. Eg: Going, com- ii) To walk all the distance can be tiring = Walking all the
ing, singing, walking, dancing, etc. It is used sometimes distance can be tiring.
as the subject of a sentence, the object of a verb, object of It is sometimes used after certain verbs, instead of the
a preposition, etc. infinitive. Eg: I prefer cycling to going by bus. 934
Examples: The present participle forms a verb with a 'be' form before
it.
i) Walking is a good exercise. Here, walking is the sub-
ject of the sentence. Eg: He is working hard - Here, the verb is, 'is working' - is O -v-o- --Lq- -*--...
ii) I like walking - Here, walking is the object of the verb + present participle. -p- --Tx-, -v-A- -N-,
like.
'-p- --Tx- - -*- ---..
--- u--, - --@ -t -,
iii) With the idea of helping him, I went to his place - --- , -f ->-x.
Here, 'helping' is the object of the preposition, 'of'.
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- M. Suresan
- Malan Shereen Imran, Kothagudem.
Q: x y -C/ -
Please translate into English and give a
few examples.
A: Their pride has been pricked.
Q: The criminal hide his face in his hands in
a bid to save himself from the sight of the
police. (So that the police shouldn't see
him) - Please say the sentence above is
right or not.
A: The sentence is correct.
Q: Don't be seen talking/ going/ setting slug-
gishly - Please say in Telugu.
A: -- -d x-/ h/ lation right?
aE --. A: You must have sinned in your past birth.
Do not mince words..!
Q: You seem to be learning the essay/ to have
been learning the essay - Please say the
difference.
A: You seem to be learning essay = You
appear to be learning the essay now.
You appear to have been learning the essay
= You appear to have been learning the
essay for the past some time.
Q: O t . he/ he and they have parted ways in other
t Eo d --N-h-o = You - Is it correct?
sinned in some previous birth, we sup-
pose. That's why you are put to all these
adversities in this/ life/ birth - Is this trans-
A: Modi deals with newsmen about demone-
tization.
That's why you are experiencing all these
adversities in this birth.
Q: It is nothing but self - deception, if any-
Vocabulary
body says they (male/ female) had never
lied in life/ lives - Is it correct?
A: It is nothing but self-deception if anybody
says they have never lied in their life.
Q: It is only in business matters that they and
A: Correct.
Q: Modi bats newsmen regarding demoneti- 1. The haves and the have-nots = The rich
sation - Is it correct? and the poor.
Eg: Some haves look down upon the
have-nots.
2. Forgo = Give up.
Examples:

Don't lie to yourself...

- P. Srinath, Anakapalli.
Q: Sir, please translate the following idioms
into Telugu and give some examples.
1) Cranks and cog wheels
2) Put on an extra spurt
3) In league with
4) Send shivers down the spine
A: 1) Cog = Toothed wheel (x v).
Shaft = a rod like thing that drives the
wheels ( v- L
l. C Fo L A--). 8) F y l p-.
Eg: The cycle has a cog wheel. The rail-
way steam engine has a shaft.
2) Move with sudden speed (o-d
-). Put on an extra spurt - move sud-
denly and faster (o-d \
-).
Eg: The train engine put on an extra spurt
= > o-d \ Eo
-C.
3) Conspiring with others (-- -L v
o).
Eg: They were in league with one anoth-
er to pull down the government.
4) Cause fear in somebody ( L-T-/ 1) Salt and pepper 2) Bats a hundred
d-). 3) A cold plunge
Eg: The sight of the tiger sent shivers
down my spine.
i) Lord Sri Rama had to forgo the oppor-
tunity of becoming the king, to keep
his father's word.
ii) I find it difficult to forgo the opportu-
- V.R. Krishna, Guntur. A: 1) Your attempt at honest living subjects
nity of going abroad
Q: , your personality to a daily ordeal.
C u Tx- - Forgo Retain
--. 2) Today whether we have morals, hon-
3. Innumerable = Countless / numberless.
1) E--B -- v-o W esty, education, knowledge, skill at
Eg: He had innumerable opportunities to
uhy K-~ - C. doing something, patriotism, discipline,
become a minister, but he preferred
2) FA, E-A, , Nc, or not, we have certainly in plenty a
social service
strong desire for them; that is our great
E- ju, -h, v-P-~---N Innumerable Few
o, --, \- oN v asset.
4. Plenty = Abundant / a lot
--! -o l h C. 3) The less you talk, the fewer enemies
Eg: There is plenty of fish in the Kolleru
3) -\ x- -\ v- you make / have.
lake.
---. 4) Lying has become the dominant trait of
4) -l uhy --C. our personality today. Plenty Scarce
5) u x- d . 5. Sincerity = Honesty/ Wholeheartedness.
5) To be truthful is very difficult
6) l @--N-. Eg: His sincerity to his work cannot be
6) Falsehood is our way of life today.
doubted.
7) u - u - hC. 7) Adherence to truth gives you joy.
Sincere Deceit
8) Don't lie to yourself.
- B. Ampaiah, Palakollu. A: 1) Pepper and salt - used to describe a per-
son's hair which is a mixture of grey
p).
Eg: Do not mince words. Tell us what you
hair and dark hair (x v-, J-
really feel.
v- L o).
5) Stop experiencing unpleasant things (-
2) Nobody bats a hundred / bats a thousand =
nobody is perfect (p--E -
x----i N---* ---).
). In doing any work nobody is batting Eg: He is unable to snap out of the loss he
has incurred in his business.
a hundred / thousand = Nobody does any-
thing without some mistake or the other. It 6) Act quickly and decisively (yJ---A- d
is impossible for human beings to be per- Eg- u --).
Q: Sir, please translate the following idioms fect (p E -- ). Eg: You have everything that you need.
into Telugu and give some examples. 3) Jumping into cold water after a hot water Get cracking and finish the job
7) In total confusion (--).
bath ( Fx- o y x
4) Not mince words Fx -. DEo sauna bath ). Eg: Everything in the house was at sixes
and sevens. It took two days for us to
5) Snapout of 6) Get cracking 4) Not mince words = Not hesitate to say
set the house in order.
7) At sixes and sevens something (--- - oC
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No. of Questions: 90 Maximum Marks: 360 Time: 3 hrs.

[ ]
x2
(-E-o- --)

87. Tri ethylaluminium and titanium tetrachlo- a n4 1
= cos x =0 0 dx = 0
ride mixture is used to manufacture b 5 2
82. 1) Polyacrylonitrile 8. ab = g1g2n = g2g2n1 = ....... = gngn1 x1
1. BD3/ THF
A 2) High density polythene 1/2

a1 + a2n
2. H O / OH
2 2 3) Teflon
2ab
and h = and 16. Area = 2
x 1 7
dx + =
a+b g1g2n 2 4 12
4) Terylene 0

Then 'A' is 88. Number of methoxy groups present in the a+b 2 m dy m1 du

= = 17. y = u mu
product 'P' is ab h dx dx
9. Reciprocals of given sequence are dy
CH3OH/ H+ Substituting the value of y and in
Product (P) 8 13 18 23 dx
2) , , , ,....
1) 20 20 20 20 4 m m 1 du 4m 6
We have 2x u mu + u = 4x
78 39 dx
Whose 15th term is = 6 4m
1) 1 2) 4 3) 5 4) 6 20 10 du 4x u
=
89. The following is a cationic detergent { }
10. As 0 < ex < 1 dx 2mx4u2m 1
3) 4)
1) Sodium laurylsulphate {ex}n 1 For homogeneous 4m = 6 m = 3/2
2) sodium dodecylbenzene sulphonate lim = 1 3
And 2m 1 = m =
n {ex} + 1
n
3) cetyltrimethyl ammonium bromide 2
83. What is the configuration of the following
compound
CH3
4) sodium stearate
90. In the dry heating test, a white crystalline
salt produces crackling noise and also
(x) = 1x R
11. We have
lim (x) =
(
18. P 1 + ,2 +
2


2
) lies between the

x0
parallel lines x + 2y = 1 and
H Cl brownish fumes. The residue after heating
is seen to be yellow-brown in colour. When lim (sin(h) + cos (h)cosec(h) 2x + 4y = 15, then

( ) ( )
+
Cl H a glowing splinter is held in the fumes it is h0
= lim (cos h sin h)cosec h 1+ +2 2 + 1
relighted. The fumes consist of : + 2 2
h0
< 0

( ) ( )
CH2CH3 1) bromine only
lim (1 + (cos h sin h 1))
+ 2 1+ +4 2+ 15
2) Nitrogen dioxide only h0
1) 2S, 3R 2) 2R, 3S
3) mixture of O2 and Br2. 1 (cos h sin h 1) 2 2
.

( )
3) 2S, 3S 4) 3R, 3R
84. Tert-butyl bromide on treatment with sodium
4) A mixture of nitrogen dioxide and oxygen (cos h sin h 1) ( sin h) 3 4 2
4 + +
methoxide yields cos h sin h 1 2 3
Key = lim e = e < 0 < 0
+

( )
1) sodium tertiary butoxide h0 sin h
82-2 84-4 86-4 88-1 90-4. 6 5 2
2) methyl tertiary butyl ether cos h sin h 1 5 +
3) tert-butyl alcohol
83-3 85-4 87-2 89-3 = lim e
sin h =e 2 6
h0+
4) isobutylene 4 2 5 2
Now we have < <
85. CH2 = CH CH = C CH3
+HBr
Explanations lim (x) = lim
e1/h + e2/h + e3/h

3
x
6
y
+ +
x0 h0 ae-2 + 1/h + be1 +3/h 19. Let line is + =1
CH3 1. (2014) = (2014) (1) = 1 a b
e2/h + e1/h + 1
( )
Br n 2k 2k e A( a, 0 ) and B (0, b)
2. sin + = i = lim
+
=
2 2/h 1 Equation of circle since AB is diameters is
CH3 CH CH = C CH3 + CH3 CH = k=1 n+1 n+1 h0 (ae )e + (be ) b
3. g(x) = ax2 + (b + 2a)x + (b + 2a + c) If 'f' is continuous at x = 0, then
(x a) ( x 0) + ( y 0) (y b) = 0
(I) CH3 (II) Discriminant of g (x) is e x2 + y2 ax by = 0
e = a = gives a = e and b = 1
Br (b2 4ac) 4a2 < 0 b Tangent at (0, 0) is

is b2 4ac < 0 since (x) > 0x 12. Normal at (0, 3) is 2x y 3 = 0 ax + by = 0
CH C CH3 2
4. From given data A = 24 Solving with the given equation a
AM = m =
CH3 adj (adj A) = (24)9 = 236 x = 0, 1, 1; y = 3, 1, 5

a2 + b2

{ } i.e (0, 3), (1, 1) ,(1, 5)

Correct statement about the above reaction is det (adj) (adj A) 2
1) 'I' is kinetic controlled product since x1 > x2 we have Q = (1,1); b
7 and BN = n = b

{ } { }
2) 'II' is thermodynamic controlled product R = (1, 5) equation of tangent at Q is
2 36 (7 + 1)12 1 a2 + b2
3) 'I' is major product at low temperature = = = 2x y 3 = 0
( )
7 7 7
4) 'II' is major product at low temperature 13. Use derivative of f(x) =0 m+n= a2 + b2 = diameter of circle
5. infinitely many solutions 1
14. cos 6x + 6cos 4x + 15cos 2x + 10 20. From figure
86. 6. The letter of word COCHIN in
alphabetic order are C, C, H, I, N, O. = cos 6x + cos 4x + 5
Q S
Fixing first letter C and keeping C at second (cos 4x + cos 2x) +10 (cos 2x + 1) X
place, rest 4 can be arranged in 4! ways. = 2cos x (cos 5x + 5cos 3x + 10cos x)

Similarly the words starting with CH, CI, CN
1 1 2
are 4! in each case. Then fixing first two let- sec x dx = ln (sec x + tan x) + c P R
2 2
ters as CO next four places when filled in
alphabetic order give the word COCHIN.
Number of words coming before COCHIN
1
2 (
1 + sin x
= ln + c
cos x ) RS RS
tan = = .......... (i)

( )
are 4 4! = 4 24 = 96 1 x PR 2r
= ln tan + + c PQ PQ
1) 2) 7. T5 = (1)4 . nC4 (a)n4 . (b)4 2 2 4
15. Domain of sin (cos x) is
( )
tan = = .......... (ii)
2 PR 2r
and T6 = (1)5 . nC5 (a)n5 . (b)5

Given T5 + T6 = 0 (
n , n +
2 2 ) Multiplying Eqs. (i) and (ii),
RS.PQ
tan cot =
n! an n! an Also log (2 cos2 x + 3 cos x 1) exist (2r)2
. b4 . b5 = 0
4! (n 4) ! a4 5! (n 5)! a5 only if 2 cos2 x +

2r = (RS) (PQ)
3) 4)
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Staff Selection Commission

No. of Questions: 150 Maximum Marks: 150 Time: 2 Hrs.

Multi - Tasking Staff Recruitment - Model Paper

16. A result of a survey of 1000 students with Question figure: 1) 600 m 2) 700 m
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE respect to their knowledge of History (H), 3) 800 m 4) 1000 m
Directions (Q.1-4): In each of the following Geography (G) and Civics (3) is given 36. In the given figure, TU and VW intersects at
questions, select the related letter/ word/ fig- below: point O. If QOU = 90 and a : b = 2 : 3, then
ure/ number from the given alternatives. find the value of c.
1. Teacher : Student : : Religious leader : ? G 120 220
H V Q
200
1) Member 2) Disciple a
100 Answer figures: b O
3) Priest 4) God 80 110 T U
c
2. 182 : ? : : 210 : 380 170
W
1) 342 2) 272 3) 240 4) 156 1) 48 2) 54 3) 113 4) 126
3. ADHM : ZWSN : : CFJO : ? 37. The average age of 9 students and their
C
1) YVRM 2) WSPK 3) XUQL 4)ZXVT 1) 2) 3) (4) teacher is 16 years. The average age of the
What is the ratio of those who know all the
4. Smoke : Pollution : : Battle : ? first four students is 19 years and that of the
three subjects to those who know only QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE
1) Victory 2) Peace Civics? last five is 10 years. The teacher's age is:
3) Treaty 4) Destruction 1 1 5 10 26. A fruit seller buys apples at the rate 1) 36 years 2) 34 years
Directions (Q.5-8): Find the odd word/letter/ 1) 2) 3) 4) Rs.60/100. He spent 15% on transportation 3) 30 years 4) 28 years
9 10 27 17
number from the given alternatives. then find the selling price of 100 fruits to get 38. The sum of three numbers is 98. If the ratio
17. Statements: Some papers are pens. 20% profit?
5. 1) Mizoram 2) Sikkim All pencils are pens. of the first to the second is 2 : 3 and that of
1) Rs.72 2) Rs.81.8 the second to the third is 5 : 8, then the sec-
3) Kohima 4) Manipur Conclusions: I. Some pens are pencils. 3) Rs.82.8 4) Rs.83.8 ond number is:
6. 1) (117, 13) 2) (162, 18) II. Some pens are papers. 27. A man purchased 2 goats at Rs. 1008. He 1) 49 2) 48 3) 30 4) 20
3) (171, 19) 4) (304, 16) 1) Only I follows 2) Only II follows sells first goat at 20% loss and second goat
7. 1) ACDF 2) TUOP 3) Either I or II follows 39. Zinc and copper are in the ratio 5 : 3 in 400
at 44% profit. If the selling price of each goat
3) HIVW 4) FGIJ gm of an alloy. How much of copper (in
4) Both I and II follows is equal then find the cost price of goat
grams) should be added in the mixture to
8. 1) Krishna 2) Cauvery 18. Choose the word from the following which which is sold at loss.
make the ratio 5 : 4?
3) Narmada 4) Mahanadi cannot be formed by using letters in the 1) Rs.648 2) Rs.360
word: 1) 50 2) 66 3) 72 4) 200
9. The diagram given below represents owner, 3) Rs.568 4) Rs.440
RECOMMENDATION 28. It takes 6 days for 3 women and 2 men 40. 5% of Nitya's income is equal to 15% of
broker and worker. Identify the region which
1) MEDICINE 2) MEDIATE working together to complete a work. 3 men Ram's income. 10% of Ram's income is
represents all the three i.e. owner, broker,
3) REMINDER 4) COMMUNICATE would do the same work 5 days sooner than equal to 20% of Krishna's income. If the
worker:
9 women. How many times does the output Krishna's income be Rs.2,000, then find the
19. Arrange the following words in logical and
owner Broker meaningful order: of a man exceed that of a woman? income of Nitya.
K L M 1) 3 times 2) 4 times 1) Rs.25,000 2) Rs.12,000
1. Poverty 2. Population
T 3) 5 times 4) 6 times 3) Rs.15,000 4) Rs.20,000
P R 3. Death 4. Unemployment
5. Disease 29. A student was asked to multiply a number 41. The population of city Alwar is 120000. The
S 1) 2, 3, 4, 5, 1 2) 3, 4, 2, 5, 1 3 3 population of males and females are
worker by but he divided that number by
3) 2, 4, 1, 5, 3 4) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 2 2 increased by 12% and 9% respectively. If at
1) L 2) T 3) P (4) R His result was 10 less than the correct the end of the year the population is
Directions (Q. 20-21): Find the missing term in
10. A man walks 1 km towards East then turns the series: answer. The number was: 132750, then find the difference between
to South and walks 5 kms. Again he turns to 1) 10 2) 12 3) 15 4) 20 the no. of males and females.
20. 125, 80, 45, 20, ?
East and walks 2 kms. Then he turns North 1) 10 2) 8 3) 5 4) 3 30. Rs.6,000 becomes Rs.7,200 in 4 years at a 1) 8000 2) 12000
and walks 9 kms. How far is he from the 21. AYBZC, DWEXF, GUHVI, JSKTL, ? certain rate of simple interest. If the rate 3) 10000 4) 2750
starting point? becomes 1.5 times of itself, the amount of 42. In the given figure AB || CD || PQ, AB = 12
1) MQORN 2) MQNRO
1) 2 kms 2) 3 kms 3) 5 kms 4) 9 kms the same principal in 5 years will be: cm, CD = 18 cm and AC = 6 cm then the
3) NQMOR 4) QMONR
11. Pointing to a boy Sunita said "He is the son 1) Rs.8,000 2) Rs.8,250 value of PQ is:
22. From the given options choose the missing
of my grandfather's only son". How is the 3) Rs.9,250 4) Rs.9,000
number. D
boy related to Sunita? 31. At what rate of simple interest per annum B
3 4 5
1) Son 2) Uncle 7 P
6 8 10 will a sum become of itself in 4 years?
3) Brother 4) Grandfather 4
216 512 ? 1 3 1 A C
12. If PASSPORT is coded as RCUURQTV then Q
1) 18% 2) 18 % 3) 18 % 4) 18 %
how will BOOKLET be coded? 1) 676 2) 625 3) 1100 4) 1000 4 4 2 18 36 14
1) DQQMNVG 2) DQQMNGV 23. Find out the number that shows those 32. The average of nine consecutive numbers is 1) cm 2) 9 cm 3) cm 4) cm
5 5 5
3) DRRNMGW 4) None of these Indian Professors who are also lawyers? n. If the next two numbers are also included
43. Find the length of the string bound on a
13. What fraction comes next in the sequence? the new average will
cylindrical tank whose base diameter and
1 2 5 7 9 11 Lawyers 1) increase by 2 2) remain the same
7 1
, , , , , , ? Indian 1 2 3) increase by 1.5 4) increase by 1 height are 5 cm and 48 cm respectively.
2 4 8 16 32 64 11
3
15 13 15 18 4 6 33. If one pipe A can fill a tank in 20 minutes,
The string makes exactly four complete
1) 2) 3) 4) then 5 pipes, each of 20% efficiency of A,
turns round the cylinder, while its two ends
72 128 125 144 5 can fill the tank in:
14. If Z = 52 and ACT = 48, then EAT will be touch the tank's top and bottom.
1) 8 min 2) 100 min
equal to: Professors 1) 80 cm 2) 70 cm
3) 20 min 4) 25 min
1) 52 2) 48 3) 50 4) 54 3) 60 cm 4) 75 cm
34. The number, whose square is equal to the
1) 2 2) 3 3) 4 4) 6 4P 1
15. Find the character which is different from the difference of the squares of 75.15 and 60.12 44. If = , P 0 the value of
24. To satisfy the mathematical equation
rest three. is: P2 4P + 8 8
8 2 + 3 5 = 21, which two signs need to 1) 46.09 2) 48.09 3) 45.09 4) 47.09
1) QPNK 2) AZXU 4
be interchanged? P + will be:
3) UTRN 4) SRPM 35. A dog is 50 of its own leaps behind a cat. The P
1) + and 2) and + dog takes 5 leaps per minute to the cat's 4. 1) 34 2) 37 3) 35 4) 36
Mail your feedback to.. 3) and 4) None If the dog and the cat cover 8 m and 5 m per
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Recently the Assam Government has inaugurated

Cancer Hospital in the state. The hospital is
attached to which of the medical colleges?
a) Guwahati Medical College
b) Assam Medical College
c) Jorhat Medical College
d) Tezpur Medical College Ans: a

Who is the Chief of Naval Staff?

10. Who has been honoured with an 21. Recently which state government has
Honorary Doctorate Degree by Desh brought in an additional three lakh acre
Bhagat University, a private education- of agricultural land under its irrigation
al institution in Amloh, Fatehgarh Sahib programme with the objective of help-
District of Punjab? ing farmers?
a) Manpreet Singh a) Bihar b) West Bengal
b) Akashdeep Singh c) Uttar Pradesh d) Maharashtra
1. Cobra Gold military exercises, Asia's c) Sandeep Singh 22. Who is to be the new chief of capital
largest multinational drill started on d) Parattu Raveendran Sreejesh market regulator SEBI?
February 14, 2017 at Sattahip, Thailand. 11. In which city the All India Tennis a) Prashant Thorbade
Cobra Gold 2017 is the ........ iteration of Association (AITA) has announced to b) Anil Kushwaha
the military exercise. host the second round of the Asia/ c) Ajay Tyagi d) Rajan Vipul
a) 30th b) 32nd Oceania Group 1 tie between India and 23. Which bank has provided its cus-
c) 36th d) 39th Uzbekistan? tomers access to the government's
2. 'Indian Panorama Film Festival', the a) Bengaluru b) New Delhi digital locker (DigiLocker) from within
five-day organized at .... c) Kochi d) Lucknow its net-banking application?
a) Port Blair b) Majuli 12. Who has been appointed as India's a) HDFC Bank b) ICICI Bank
c) Bhimpore d) Panjim new High Commissioner to Canada? c) Kotak Mahindra Bank d) SBI
3. In Kerala, Thanal, a city-based group a) Avani Kumar Varma 24. Recently which company has become
has launched a helpline for providing b) Brij Kishore Singh an integrated power company?
technical support in treating organic c) Vikas Swarup d) Vinay Luthra a) NTPC b) BHEL c) HPCL d) OIL
waste and managing non-biodegradable 13. Which State government has 25. Which agency is to create first-ever
solid wastes. It is launched at announced to constitute State Tourism space technology research institutes?
a) Kochi b) Kozhikode Board for expansion of facilities at a) ISRO b) DRDO
tourist spots and draw investment in c) BARC d) NASA
c) Thiruvananthapuram
the sector? 26. Indian scientists have designed an
d) Kollam
a) Madhya Pradesh b) Goa insulin-like oral substance, nicknamed:
4. 'Momentum Jharkhand', Global Investor
c) Telangana a) Rani b) Tripti
Summit held at
d) Andhra Pradesh c) Dimpi d) Rajrani
a) Jamshedpur b) Deoghar
14. Name the Canadian radio broadcaster, 27. Indian Navy inducts first all-women
c) Medininagar d) Ranchi best known as the host of the CBC global circumnavigation vessel. Name
5. All India Institute of Medical Science Radio program 'The Vinyl Cafe', the vessel.
(AIIMS) of Delhi has won the first prize passed away in February 2017.
a) Tarini b) Shivalik
for maintaining high standards of sanita- a) Byron MacGregor
c) Kumbhir d) Ashtradharani
tion and hygiene under the b) David Charles Wish
Government's Kayakalp awards. The 28. India has won the silver medal at the
c) Bob Dawson women's Asian Rugby Sevens Trophy
Kayakalp awards were instituted the d) Andrew Stuart McLean 2017 held at
year...
15. What is the maximum limit up to which a) Manila b) Ipoh
a) 2014 b) 2015 the RBI has announced to lend gold to c) Incheon d) Vientiane
c) 2016 d) 2017 RRBs?
29. Who is the Chief of Naval Staff?
6. Khadi & Village Industries Commission a) Rs.1.50 Lakhs b) Rs.2.00 Lakhs
a) RK Dhowan
(KVIC) has announced to make Khadi c) Rs.2.50 Lakhs d) Rs.2.75 Lakhs
Gaon in each Indian state. Who is the b) Surinder Pal Singh Cheema
16. Which bank has launched instant chat
Chairman of KVIC? c) Sunil Lamba d) Arup Raha
services for customers logged in to
a) J. P. Toma b) N. C. Borkataky 30. Which bank has been awarded with
Citibank Online (CBOL) in India?
ISO 27001: 2013 certification for its
c) G. Chandramouli a) IndusInd Bank
Information Security Management
d) V.K. Saxena b) Kotak Mahindra Bank System (ISMS)?
7. Science Express Climate Action Special c) Yes Bank d) Citi Bank a) South Indian Bank
(SECAS II) flagged off on 17th Feb, 17. Recently how many new judges were b) Tamilnadu Mercantile Bank
2017 from Safdarjung Railway station in sworn in to the Supreme Court, taking
c) Nainital Bank
Delhi to embark upon its journey across their strength to a high of 28?
the country. The SECAS II will run till 8th d) Catholic Syrian Bank
a) Two b) Three
September 2017 and culminate its jour- 31. Ecuador has been in news recently.
c) Five d) Seven
ney at The capital of Ecuador is....
18. Which two countries have decided to
a) Ahemdabad b) Gandhinagar a) Loja b) Ibarra
bring Agreement on Social Security
c) Surat d) Bhavnagar c) Quito d) Macas
(SSA) for workers' benefit into force in
8. Name the Bollywood actor named to May 2017? 32. Who is the 26th and current United
host the Hindi version of popular inter- States Secretary of Defense?
a) India and Norway
national show TED Talks. a) Jefferson Sessions
b) India and Turkey
a) Shah Rukh Khan b) James Mattis
c) India and Portugal
b) Salman Khan c) Steven Mnuchin d) Michael T. Flynn
d) India and Japan
c) Amir Khan d) Ranbir Kapoor 19. Which state assembly has undergone Key
9. What is India's rank in an annual index the motion of a trust vote for the first
of Economic Freedom? time in 29 years? 1-c 8-a 15-b 22-c 29-c
a) 140th b) 143rd a) Telangana b) Andhra Pradesh 2-a 9-b 16-d 23-c 30-a
--- --q 2017 ( 1) '- --C-*---: c) 145th d) 147th c) Tamil Nadu d) Maharashtra 3-c 10-c 17-c 24-a 31-c
20. For the past three years, Neralu has to 4-d 11-a 18-c 25-d 32-b.
-v-A- -@-j -O --- --Lq- -- -- be largest citizen-driven tree festival of: 5-b 12-c 19-c 26-c
a) Bengaluru b) Hyderabad 6-d 13-a 20-a 27-a
pratibhadesk@eenadu.net c) Mysuru d) Lucknow 7-b 14-d 21-b 28-d
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JEE Mains Model Paper -2017

No. of Questions: 90 Maximum Marks: 360 Time: 3 hrs.

(-E-o- --) \ LHS 3 1 and according to question VG G y

sin tan =
VL = D
LHS 1, so therefore, LHS = 1 L
2
p
21. Focus of the parabola is , 0 , since
p
( ) for which
\ sin2 x 2 sin x + 5 = 4
1000 (3 9 106)
= = 150 CC
the circle touches directrix x = of 1.8 104
2 (sin x 1)2 = 0
38. Let initial pressure, volume, temperature be
the parabola, the radius of the circle
sin x = 1 x = (2n + 1) and P0, V0, T0 indicated by state A in P-V dia-
p p 2
=+=p gram. The gas is then inochorically taken to
2 2 cosec2y = 1, sin2y = 1 or state B (2P0, V0, 2T0 ) and then taken from
equation of the circle is cos y = 0 state B to state C (2P0, 2V0, 4T0) isobari- y

( ) 2
p 2
x + y2 = p2
y = (2m + 1)
(
29. 18 3 + 1 )
cally.
D
( )
So, d =

D 5.89 107 0.5

3p2
x2 + y2 px = 0 30. Correct result is (~ p ~ q) (r s) d = =
4 y 1 103
So, ~ (p q) (r s).
this circle meets the parabola y2 = 2px = 2.945 104 m
g L T
at points whose abscissae are given by 31. = + 2 50. Total energy received by the atom will be
g L T
3p2 25.2 eV. 13.6eV energy is needed to
x2 + 2px px = 0 32. From figure
remove the electron from the attraction of
4
p 3p 3p r R i l 2 R2 k Total heat absorbed by 1 mole of gas the nucleus. Rest of the energy will be
x = , x = But x = is almost available in the form of KE of elec-
2 4 4 p = Mv j Q = Cv (2T0 T0) + Cp (4T0 2T0)
tron
not possible on parabola, y2 = 2px. L= r p 5 7
= RT0 + R 2T0 = RT0
19
dN dN
5 33. x2 + y2 = l2 2 2 2 51. = R N = dt
22. eH = , F1 = (5, 0) and F2 = (5, 0) dt R N
4 dy x dx Total change in temperature from state
= solving this equation with initial
5 dt y dt A to C is
eC = , F3 = (0, 5) and F4 = (0, 5) 5 conditions, we get the desired answer
3 vB = (tan 30)5 = T = 3T0
3
Area of F1 F2 F3 F4 = 50 d vA 5 Molar heat capacity
= = =
2cos30
z6 19
x+5 y+3 dt 3 Q RT0 52.
23. = = = q(2, 4, 1) 2
1 4 9 34. Let A be the base area of the cone. In float- = =
T 3T0
p ( 5, 4 3, 9 + 6) ing condition the cone is in equilibrium, i.e.,
19
Direction of the given line (1, 4, 9) =R
6 53. Ground wave propagation is for high
Direction of pq lar direction of the line frequency transmission.
( 7)1 + (4 7)4 + (7 9) (9) 39. Time taken from A to B
54. Pitch = 0.5 mm
98 = 98 T
t1 = 0.5
=1 4 Least count = mm = 0.01mm
50
P(4, 1, 3) Time taken to move from B to C
Zero correction = +45 0.01 = +0.45 nm
Buoyant force = weight
pq = 36 + 9 + 4 = 49 = 7 T
t2 = Thickness of wire = 2 0.5 mm +
24. Ratio x1 : x2 = 5 : 3 1
[( )]
h 2 1
A hwg = AH wsg
( ) 8
20 0.01 mm + 0.45 = 1.65 mm

( ) ( )
3 H 3 Total time to return from A
15 +15 5b + 3 5 + 3a 17 13 Hence all are correct
, , = 0, ,
5 +3
5b + 3
2
17
2 2 2
or h = H(s)1/3 (
T T
4 8 8)
3T 3T
= 2 ( t1+ t2 ) = 2 + = 2. =
4
(2n + 1)v
55. f l1+ e =
4(l + e)
v
4f
= 27 2
2 2 For H = 4 m, s = (x2) 3v l2 + e
64 40. Put t = 1sec, y = e with centre of l2+ e = = 3
5b = 20 When the cone is further pushed by x, the 4f l1 + e
symmetry at x = 2
b=4 restoring force is l2 = (3.6 2.34) m and
41. From the Gauss law change on the inner
5 + 3a 13 d2x
=
2

2


dt2
4g
+ x=0
H ( ) surface Q, outer surface q + Q
42. q = q + q ; V2 = V3
1 2 3
l1 = (3.6 3.22)m e = 0.06 m = 0.6r
pr = 0.1 m A = 100 p cm2
25. (a b . c)2 = a2 b2 c2 sin2 .cos2 43. The molecule can move only on the

( is the angle between a and b, = 0)
On substituting
T . 1.98 s

surface because radial motion is possible ( RG
56. IA = 1 + IG
RS )
1
( 2
= a +a +a
1
2
2
2
3
2
1 )(
2
b +b +b
2
2
3 )
GM
35. Orbital velocity V0 = j
RE + h
57. OO1 er PA
AQP = 90 (ray retraces its path)
4 44.
1
26. Correct x = 170 20 + 30 = 180 v0 APQ = 45

Correct RE + h For APQ to be
x2 = 2830 (20)2 + (30)2 = 3330

vA RE + hB RE + RB 45, incident ray
Correct variance = 78. = = should make angle
vB RE + hA RE + RA 46. = X = R
( )
27. P(AB) = 0.6 P AB = 1 0.6 = 0.4
36. When an iron sphere falls freely in a lake,
4 of incidence greater
1 than 45 and less
P(A B ) = 0.4 by De Morgan's law its motion is accelerated due to gravity and for RC, = R
C than 90 . (1)

( )
P(AB) = 0.2 P AB = 1 0.2 = 0.8
retarded due to viscous force. The overall
effect is increase in velocity and hence 1 2 (sin i) = sin r

RC = = 10 = sin 45 = / 2
P(A B ) = 0.8 increase in KE till the sphere acquires ter-
minal velocity, which is constant. Hence KE for LR, 1
P (A ) + P(B ) P(A B ) = 0.8 For i 45, = , or = 1.0

of sphere beyond this depth of lake R 2 2 2
P(A ) + P(B ) = 0.8 + P(A B ) L = R = 10
becomes constant. Choice (2) is most L
= 0.8 + 0.4 = 1.2 appropriate For i 901 = or, = 2
47. half of the frequency of the wave 2
28. sin2 x 2sin x + 5 = (sin x 1)2 + 4 4 37. It is given that the volume of air in the flask 48. for M : V = 60, m1 = 2
1 Range is, 2 > >1
remains the same. This means that the
for M2 : u = + 20. f = 10 ? ? v = 20
sin 2 x 2sin x+5 58. P-n junction is forward biased if p-side is
expansion in volume of the vessel is exactly
\2 22 = 4 ? M2 = ? M = M1 M2 = +2 connected to higher potential and n-side to
equal to the volume expansion of the mer-
lower potential.
1
and sin2 y 1
1 cury. 49. Given, 2y = 2 103 m
(N- -N--- - -@-x...)
2
4sin y 4 VG = VL d sin = for first minima
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No. of Questions: 150 Maximum Marks: 150 Time: 2 Hrs.

Multi - Tasking Staff Recruitment - Model Paper

(-E-o- --)
58. ........ is the way to the R. K. Math? 4) exert difference 1) Curator 2) Calligraphist
1) What 2) Where 73. Shyam did not tell anything after the acci- 3) Sculptor 4) Usurer
45. If the angular diameter of the moon be 30, 3) How 4) Which dent, he blocked out. 86. One who lends money at very high rates
how far from the eye a coin of diameter 59. Gayle often ........ hitting while in powerplay. 1) became averse 2) ran away 1) Usurer 2) Anchor
4.4 cm be kept to hide the moon? 1) keep 2) goes on 3) lost consciousness temporarily 3) Lender 4) Almanac
1) 500 cm 2) 504 cm 3) had been 4) did 4) became violent 87. A home sickness and memories of the past
3) 252 cm 4) 300 cm 60. We must wait until our boss ........ those sug- Direction: In Question nos. 74 to 82, a sen- 1) Nostalgia 2) Platonic
46. Pankaj standing at a point P is watching the gested corrections for the question paper. tence/ a part of the sentence is underlined. 3) Interregnum 4) Facsimile
top of a tower which makes an angle of ele- 1) has given 2) will be giving Below are given alternatives to the under- 88. Animals which live in a flock
vation of 30. Pankaj walks some distance 3) gives 4) would give lined/ BOLD part at (1), (2), (3) which may 1) Fauna 2) Flora
towards the tower and then his angle of ele- improve the sentence. Choose the correct 3) Gregarious 4) Mammal
Direction: In question nos.61 to 63, out of the
vation of the top of the tower is 60. If the alternative. In case no improvement is need- 89. A place for the sick to recover health
four alternatives, choose the one which best
height of the tower is 30 m, then find the dis- ed your answer is (4). Mark your answer in
expresses the meaning of the given word. 1) Reservoir 2) Sanatorium
tance Pankaj moves. the Answer Sheet.
61. Temerity 3) Lair 4) Den
1) 20 3 m 2) 22 3 m 74. As poor as they are they never refuse to
90. Murder of king or queen
1) audacity 2) sincerity
3) 22 m 4) 20 m donate, they have for any noble cause.
3) confidence 4) strength 1) Parricide 2) Regicide
47. If x = 2 + 3 , y = 2 3 , then find the value 62. Affectation
1) Becoming poor 2) Having been poor
3) Suicide 4) Sororicide
2 2 3) Poor as they are 4) No improvement
x +y 1) boasting 2) pretence
of ? 75. I sent a word to Monika that I would be com-
3 3
x +y 3) pedantry 4) euphemism ing office late.
7 7 7 8 63. Equanimity Key
1) 2) 3) 4) 1) sent word 2) had sent a word
26 19 38 52 1) temper 2) composure 3) sent words 4) No correction required 1-2 23-2 45-2 69-3
48. If a + b + c = 2s, then find the value of 3) affability 4) humour 2-1 24-3 46-1 70-2
76. There are so many houses in Delhi for let-
(s a)3 + (s b)3 + 3(s a) (s b)c Direction: In question nos. 64 to 66, choose the 3-3 25-3 47-1 71-2
ting.
word opposite in meaning to the given word. 4-4 26-3 48-3 72-3
1) 2c2 2) c2 3) c3 4) c 1) for letting out 2) to rent out 49-3 73-3
1/ 3 2/ 3 64. Culpable 5-3 27-1
49. If x = 2 2 + 2 , then find the value of 3) to let 4) No correction required 50-4 74-3
1) Irresponsible 2) Careless 6-4 28-4
x3 6x2 + 18x + 26? 77. Dhoni is one of subtlest cricketer that ever 51-2 75-1
3) Blameless 4) Defendable 7-1 29-2 76-1
1) 45 2) 88 3) 48 4) 40 played behind the stumps. 52-3
65. Infructuous 8-3 30-2 77-2
50. If cot (1 + sin ) = 4 m and cot (1 sin ) 1) the subtle cricketer 53-1
= 4 n then (m2 n2) = ? 1) Devious 2) Straight 9-2 31-3 54-2 78-4
2) one of the subtlest cricketers
3) Remote 4) Profitable 10-3 32-4 55-1 79-1
1) m2 n2 2) m3 n3 3) one of the subtlest
11-3 33-3 56-4 80-2
3) m2 n 4) mn 66. Tentative 4) No correction required
12-2 34-3 57-2 81-3
1) Immediate 2) Urgent 78. Was his advice ever any good to you? 82-3
ENGLISH LANGUAGE 13-2 35-3 58-4
3) Developed 4) Final 1) a good for 2) a good about 83-3
14-1 36-4 59-2
Direction : In question nos. 67 to 68, four words 3) about good to 60-3 84-2
Direction: In Question nos. 51 to 55 some part 15-3 37-2
are given in each question, out of which only 61-1 85-2
4) No correction required 16-4 38-3
of the sentences have errors and some are one word is spelt correctly. Find the word 86-1
79. SBI has still studied the matter and is still 62-2
correct. Find out which part of a sentence spelt correct and mark your answer in the 17-4 39-1 87-1
collecting reports regarding the scam. 63-2
has an error. If a sentence is free from error, Answer Sheet. 18-4 40-2 88-3
64-4
blacken the oval corresponding to (4) in the 1) is still studying 2) has studied still 19-3 41-4 89-2
67. 1) posession 2) reflaxively 65-4
Answer Sheet. 3) still has studied 4) No improvement 20-3 42-3 90-2.
3) auxiliaries 4) persistance 66-4
51. Akshay Shahrukh's, 'The stories of mad- 80. We cannot ignore the contribution of M.S. 21-2 43-1 67-3
68. 1) conducive 2) parception
dening crowd' (1)/ have been read (2)/ by for bringing about change in our winning 22-4 44-4 68-1
3) quartors 4) subodinate streak.
me. (3)/ No error (4).
52. Several people (1)/ saw the thief (2)/ to
Direction: In Question nos. 69 to 73, four alter-
natives are given for the underlined Idiom/
1) for bringing in 2) in bringing about (N- -v-o- - -@-x...)
snatch my purse today. (3)/ No error (4). 3) in bringing of 4) No improvement
Phrase. Choose the alternative which best
53. Supposing if (1)/ you are arrested (2)/ what 81. No sooner he ordered for food than the wait-
expresses the meaning of the Idiom /Phrase
will you do? (3)/ No error (4). er was ready with it.
and mark it in the Answer Sheet.
54. Shalini and Sid are good friends (1)/ and we 1) No sooner had he order
69. The principal of this college is a little hard of
met (2)/ each other often. (3)/ No error (4). 2) He ordered no sooner
hearing.
55. I thought I would pass in the examination 3) No sooner did he order
(1)/ although I did not answer (2)/ most of
1) Inaudible
3) Deaf
2) Disinterested
4) Insensitive 4) No improvement u
- \ u- @ Jd-
the questions correctly. (3)/ No error (4). 82. The coach was quite sure that none of them
70. Being a celebrity everyone wants to have
Direction: In Question nos. 56 to 60, sentences were aware of the rule of the game.
his cake and eat it.
given with blanks to be filled in with an 1) were aware from 2) had aware of
- q v--E u (HH)
appropriate word(s). Four alternatives are 1) Enjoy forever 2) Have it both ways --h -C. 9 uC o
3) Run away from responsibility 3) was aware of 4) No improvement
suggested for each question. Choose the q N--- Jh----JE H-H
4) Ask greedily for service Direction: In Question nos. 83 to 90, in the fol-
correct alternative out of the four. C NN x v--K x E-N-
lowing question, out of the four alternatives,
56. After a lot of arguments, I brought her ........ 71. The dispute regarding the border infringe- h.
choose the one which can be substituted for
my point of view. ment between these two nations came to a S: v--K - 400.
the given sentence.
1) around 2) round head this summer. |: F 55 \- j vU
83. A very large, upright piece of stone.
3) upto 4) round to 1) Became worse 2) dealt very quickly
1) monument 2) momentous
Bh-gj L.
57. I have been given a topic to write ........ 3) accepted unconditionally : 20 * 28 x u L.
3) monolith 4) modest
1) about 2) on 4) imposed vehemently : --K~, j--v --, v-
84. Making insulting, unfair, and damaging
3) over 4) upon 72. When IPL starts, everything boils down to
remarks about one's opponents - \-, yu -.
cricket.
1) mouth-eating 2) mud-slinging h: -j- .
*J C: 1
Mail your feedback to.. 1) ceases to something
3) back-bitching 4) mollifying
2) prohibit doing something
pratibhadesk@eenadu.net 85. A person who writes beautiful writing -j: www.bankofbaroda.co.in
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JEE Main Model Paper -2017

No. of Questions: 90 Maximum Marks: 360 Time: 3 hrs.

(-E-o- --) T = 25C = 298 K dissolved cations, Anion exchange resin

1 8.314 298 which removes dissolved anions
59. =

+1
=

1
H = 1364.47 + [ ] 1000 74. Amphoteric metals liberate H2 with Acid
HCl, or alkali, NaOH
H = 1364.47 2.477
P P0 4P0 P0 = 1366.947 KJ mol1 75. Pb + dil.HNO3 NO
60. = O O
V 2V0 V0 2V0 66. Total
II II
P = PA0 XA + PB0 XB
3P0 76. HO P POH P P
V0
[
P P0 = V 2V0 ] 2 3
= 100 + 150 = 130 I I 84. Ter-alkyl halides would undergo elimination
5 5 OH OH to produce alkenes.
3P0 torr the observed vapour pressure is small- bonds = 1 O.S = +4 +H+
P P0 = V + 6P0 CH2 = CH CH = C(CH3)2
V0 er than that calculated from Raoult's law 77. Antiferromagnetic passes complementary
3P0 (negative deviation). dipoles alignment giving net dipole moment +
P = V + 7P0 Hence, interaction A B > A A or B B
V0 equal to zero. CH3 CH CH = C(CH3)2
67. A + 3B 4C

[ ]
2 less stable intermediate
1 3P0 78. [MnCl] unpaired electrons 5
T = V 2 + 7P0V 1 x 1 3x 4x
[CoCl4]2 unpaired electrons 3 +
R V0 0.8 0.4 0.8 Br CH3 CH = CH C (CH3)2
1
For maximum temperature 1 x = 4x x = = 0.2 [Fe(CN)6]4 unpaired electrons 0 More stable
5
dT 7V0 (0.8)4 79. Octahedral complexes of formula in which
=0 V= Kc = = 8 Br
dv 6 (0.8)(0.4)3 the two ligands b may [Ma4 b2] be oriented
49P0V0 68. In a galvanic cell, for example cis or trans to each other e.g CH3 CH CH = C(CH3)2 CH3 CH = CH C(CH3)2
Tmax =
12R ZnZn2+(C1) Cu2+(C2) Cu
61. C2 H4 + 3 O2 2 CO2 + 2 H2O + Br Br
1 vol 3 vol 2 vol More stable product less stable product
Two half-cells are joined by salt - bridge. It
62. At same temperature kinetic energy for 1 does not take part in chemical reaction. 85. Product from more stable intermediate is
mole of any gass is same 69. 2 NH3 N2 + 3H2 called kinetic controlled and it is the major
product at low temperature. More stable
h x ap
63. = , E = QV 70. = Geometrical isomers (cis &trans) of product is called thermodynamic controlled
2mE m 1 + bp
product and it is the major product at high
64. BF3 sp2 m 1 + bp [Co (NH3)4Cl2]+
= temperature.
NO sp2 x ap 80. COD Pollution 86. Hoffman reaction.
2
m 1 1 b 87. High density polythene
65. C2H5OH(2) + 3 O2(g) = . + 81. Continuous extraction
x a p a
2 CO2(g) + 3H2O (l) 82. Hydroboration oxidation. 88. 1- methoxy group
Y = mx + C 89. cetyltrimethyl ammonium bromide
Amount of heat produced in bomb calorime- 71. MCl3 83.
90. A mixture of nitrogen dioxide and oxygen
ter 72. Cupellation is used to remove easily xidis-
U = 1364.47 KJ mol1
H = U + nRT
able impurities. Pb is oxidized to volatile
(-vQ-j--u -N-un- --C- -E-- - -
n = 2 3 = 1
PbO and separated.
73. Cation exchange resin which removes
- -v-o-v-Eo --C-)

c) Cortica d) Windward
First Afghan player to play in IPL..? 17. Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC) has
launched mobile wallet 'Oriental Batuaa' on
its ......... Foundation Day.
a) 75th b) 76th c) 78th d) 80th
a) Shashank Manohar b) N Srinivasan resentative from the media on the ICC's
Cricket Committee? 18. To which of the neighboring countries India
c) R P Shah d) None of the above
has sanctioned a soft loan of 340 million US
6. Which country has been invited as a guest for a) Vernon Philander b) Shaun Pollock
dollar for various infrastructure develop-
1. Which country's vaccine regulating authority the 43rd edition of the Khajuraho Dance c) Johann Louw d) Wayne Parnell
ment programs?
gets highest World Health Organization Festival organized in February 2017? 12. Anthropological Survey of India has set
a) Sri Lanka b) Bangladesh
(WHO) ratings for vaccine regulations? a) Bangladesh b) Myanmar anthropological museum on the journey of
c) Nepal d) Myanmar
a) Singapore b) Maldives c) Sri Lanka d) Nepal man in the Indian subcontinent at ....
19. Who has become the first Indian sports per-
c) Thailand d) India 7. As per the recent discovery, what is the a) Kolkata b) Darjeeling
sonality to strike Rs.100-crore endorsement
2. The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet cause for the existence of solid core of the c) Siliguri d) Midnapore
deal with a single brand?
(ACC) has approved the appointment of Earth? 13. National Payment Corporation of India has
a) Virat Kohli b) Mahendra Singh Dhoni
Sunil Mehta as non-executive Chairman of a) High Temperature b) High Pressure launched Bharat QR code, the world's first
c) Rohit Sharma d) Ravichandran Ashwin
Punjab National Bank (PNB). The ACC is c) Both (a) and (b) inter-operable payment acceptance solu-
chaired by the ... tion, in assistance with which of the follow- 20. In which of the following countries the Hindu
d) Energy distribution cycle
ing payment networks? Marriage Bill 2017, the first elaborate per-
a) Prime Minister of India 8. Which of the following drama film has won sonal law for the minority community has
b) Home Minister of India the Berlin fest's Golden Bear in February a) Master Card b) Visa
been passed in February, 2017?
c) Finance Minister of India 2017? c) Both (a) and (b) d) None of the above
a) Nepal b) Pakistan
d) None of the above a) On Body and Soul 14. Every year the International Mother
c) Indonesia d) South Africa
3. February 20 marks the statehood day of b) All These Sleepless Nights Language Day is observed on
21. Who has been honored with the 'Legendary
Arunachal Pradesh and c) First Girl I Loved d) None of the above a) February 15 b) February 17
Award' 2017 by Brand Laureate?
a) Tripura b) Mizoram 9. Who has become the first Afghan player to c) February 19 d) February 21
a) Lata Mangeshkar b) Asha Bhosle
c) Meghalaya d) Manipur play in IPL? 15. Which of the Indian film has/ have bagged
c) Alka Yagnik d) Kavita Krishnamurthy
4. Name the 39th Chief Justice of India passed a) Mohammad Nabi top honours at the annual Berlin
away in February 2017. b) Mohammad Shahzad Mohammadi International Film Festival?
a) Newton b) Aaba
Key
a) Altamas Kabir b) H. L. Dattu c) Asghar Stanikzai d) Shapoor Zadran
c) P. Sathasivam c) Aura d) Both (a) and (b) 1-d 6-a 11-b 16-b 21-a
10. World's first rotating skyscraper has been
d) Yogesh Kumar Sabharwal announced to set up by 2020 in .... 16. Name the Israel-based start-up has 2-a 7-d 12-a 17-a
5. Who among the following General a) Shenzhen b) Kuala Lumpur acquired by Apple that develops deep learn- 3-b 8-a 13-c 18-c
Managers' of BCCI, is in news for resigning ing-based face authentication technology. 4-a 9-a 14-d 19-a
c) Dubai d) New York City
from his post citing his age as a 'reason'? a) ParaZero b) RealFace 5-c 10-c 15-d 20-b
11. Who has replaced Ravi Shastri as the rep-
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Staff Selection Commission

No. of Questions: 150 Maximum Marks: 150 Time: 2 Hrs.

Multi - Tasking Staff Recruitment - Model Paper

(-E-o- --)
for the rest of his life ready at any moment to 105. Which one of the following dynasties built 119. The function of protem speaker is to-
join in the armed defence of his country. the Khajuraho temple? 1) conduct the proceeding of the house in
Directions (Q.91-100): In these questions you 96. In the passage, the author opines that 1) Chandellas 2) Chauhans the absence of speaker
have two brief passages with five questions 1) military training is more important than 3) Paramaras 4) Tomars 2) officiate as speaker when a speaker is
following the passage. Read the passage general education. 106. The objective resolution was unanimously unlikely to be elected
carefully and choose the best answer to 2) military training should precede college 3) swearing in members and hold charge till
adopted by the constituent assembly on-
each question out of the four alternatives. education since it builds up one's mental a regular speaker is elected
1) 22 January 1947 2) 26 November 1946
and physical abilities. 4) check if the election certificates of mem-
Passage -I 3) 1 October 1948 4) None of these
3) military training is as important as gener- bers are in order
India has always been an utmost inspiration 107. Where is the oldest working refinery?
al training. 120. Cultivation of wheat requires-
for the world at large for her fabulous wealth, 1) Bahamas 2) Basra 1) moderate temperature and heavy rains
4) military training must be included in the
both material and economic prosperity as well curricula of schools and colleges 3) Digboi 4) Texas 2) humid temperature and heavy rains
as her spiritual excellence. It brought here both 108. Who was the first female to win the top
97. Military training is as important as mental 3) humid temperature and moderate rains
traders and invaders along with preachers and pritzker architecture prize?
training because 4) moderate temperature and moderate
seekers in search of truth and salvation. All of
1) otherwise young men are useless. 1) Zaha Hadid 2) Alejandro Aravena rains
them came through land routes by undertaking
long and hazardous journeys which put a lot of 2) it is good that every scholar should also 3) Ryue Nishizawa 4) Kazuyo Sejima 121. Which one of the following states produces
stress and strain on their physique and nerves. be an efficient soldier and be available for 109. Which are the two states (other than UP) the maximum maganese in India?
Thus, the troops of Alexander mutinied and the country's defence. having the highest representation in Lok 1) Madhya Pradesh 2) Andhra Pradesh
refused to march beyond Beas because of their 3) one gets a chance to live in barracks. Sabha? 3) Uttar Pradesh 4) Orissa
weariness and fatigue in fighting and homesick- 4) war has become a daily affair. 1) Bihar and Madhya Pradesh 122. New Britain and New Ireland are parts of-
ness. They had, therefore, to be perforce
98. Every young man has to undergo military 2) Maharashtra and West Bengal 1) USA 2) Canada
despatched back. Many invading tribes like
training because he can 3) Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh 3) Australia 4) Papua New Guinea
Kushans, Huns and Sakas in the ancient era
and the Turks and Mughals during the medieval 1) get a job after such training 4) Tamilnadu and Rajasthan 123. Under the Constitution, the power to issue
age, however, chose to make this land their own 2) supplement his general education a Writ of Habeas Corpus is vested in-
110. The eqauator cuts through which of the fol-
home and absorbed themselves in the stream according to his wish lowing islands? 1) High court alone
of her life. They attempted their best to bring 3) join the army whenever his country needs 2) Supreme court alone
1) Madagascar 2) Tasmania
more and more lustre to her glory and enriched to be defended in war 3) Both Supreme court and High court
3) Java 4) Borneo
her culture, heritage and tradition. 4) learn and practice discipline 4) District court & all other courts above
91. The passage speaks voliably of ....... 111. Which theory is generally included under
99. Talking about turbulent Eastern, countries them
1) India's past glory micro economics?
like India, military training of students should 124. Chemical which causes bone cancer and
2) invaders who attacked India be made compulsory 1) Price Theory 2) Income Theory degeneration of tissue is-
3) India's fabulous wealth 1) to fight the anti-social elements in every 3) Employment Theory 1) I-131 2) Ca-40
4) India as a home for foreigners village or town 4) None of the above 3) I-127 4) Str-90
92. What in India attracted traders, invaders and 2) to make youth serve the nation during 112. The Preamble of the Indian Constitution 125. Which of the following states was first to
preachers? times of war and peace has been taken from- adopt the Panchayati Raj?
1) Its material and economic prosperity 3) as it can solve the unemployment prob- 1) British format constitution 1) Andhra Pradesh 2) Bihar
2) Its material and spiritual wealth lem by providing more jobs 2) Irish P-24 constitution 3) Gujrat 4) Rajasthan
3) The knowledge of truth and salvation 4) to repress communal riots 3) American constitution 126. Megasporangium is equivalent to
4) Its fabulous wealth and glory 100. The author, writing in the early part of 4) French constitution 1) Embryo sac 2) Fruit
93. What exerted the foreigners who came to twentieth century, does not seem to talk 3) Nucellus 4) Ovule
113. The foreign traveller who visited India dur-
India? about the need of military training for 127. Daranghati Wildlife Sanctuary is in-
ing the Mughal period and who left us an
1) India's immense riches women because 1) Solan 2) Shimla
expert's description of the peacock Throne
2) India's land routes 1) women's education was a new thing then. was- 3) Sirmaur 4) Kullu
3) Tiresome and risky journeys to India 2) she thinks women are not physically 1) Geronimo verroneo 128. Chernobyl disaster was caused by a
4) Fighting with natives strong enough to undergo military train-
2) Omrah Danishmand Khan 1) Nuclear weapon accident
94. What forced Alexander to move back to his ing.
3) Travernier 4) Austin of Bordeaux 2) Nuclear waste leak
country? 3) women taking part in military service is
114. Singhbhum District is famous for- 3) Nuclear reactor accident
1) The resistance of the natives only a recent phenomenon.
1) Coal 2) Iron 4) Nuclear test
2) The revolt of his armymen 4) according to her, women should remain
3) Copper 4) Aluminium 129. Who has given scarcity definition of eco-
3) Sickness in his troops indoors.
nomics ?
4) Lack of fighting spirit in his people 115. Once elected for a full term, a judge serves
GENERAL AWARENESS on the international court of Justice for-
1) Adam Smith 2) Marshall
95. What good did Mughals bring to this coun-
3) Robbins 4) Robertson
try? 101. Which of the following countries has 1) Five years 2) Six years
1) They absorbed themselves into the 130. Diastase takes part in digestion of ........
launched a major expansion of the Suez 3) Nine years 4) Ten years
stream of her life. Canal? 1) Protein 2) Starch
116. When ice melts in a beaker of water, the
2) They made India their homeland. 1) Syria 2) Egypt 3) Amino acids 4) Fat
level of water in beaker till-
3) They enriched its glory. 3) Lebanon 4) None of the above Key
1) increases 2) decreases
4) They increased its wealth. 102. Permanent Revenue Settlement of Bengal 3) remains same 91-1 101-2 111-1 121-4
Passage - II was introduced by
4) first increases then decreases 92-2 102-4 112-4 122-4
In most Western countries, it is required that 1) Clive 2) Hastings
117. What does SDLC mean in Networking pro- 93-3 103-2 113-3 123-3
every young man, when his education is com- 3) Wellesley 4) Cornwallis
tocol? 94-2 104-1 114-2 124-4
plete, shall give three, four or five years to mili-
103. Where was the first cotton Mill in India 95-3 105-1 115-3 125-4
tary service. He goes into barracks, is regi- 1) Software Data Link Control
established? 96-3 106-1 116-3 126-4
mented and drilled, makes a unit in the standing 2) Synchronous Data Link Control
1) Surat 2) Bombay 97-2 107-3 117-2 127-2
army and passes out usually when his term is 3) Software Development Life Cycle
3) Ahmedabad 4) Coimbatore 98-3 108-1 118-4 128-3
ended, becomes an efficient soldier, to remain
4) Synchronous Data Development Cycle 99-2 109-2 119-1 129-3
104. World Autism Awareness Day is observed
118. A sprayer works on the principle of- 100-3 110-4 120-4 130-2.
Mail your feedback to.. on which of the following dates?
1) April 2 2) March 30 1) Newton 2) Archimedes
pratibhadesk@eenadu.net
3) April 3 4) March 31 3) Boyle 4) Pascal (--N- -v-o- - -@-x...)
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International
In an effort to strengthen the bilateral rela-
tions between India and UAE, the Indian
Coast Guard Ship (ICGS) Samudra Pavak
made a goodwill visit at the Mina Al Rashid
(Dubai Port) from February 4 to 7, 2017.
Note: As a part of the visit, a joint exercise took
place between Indian coast guard and
UAE coast guard to enhance co-opera-
tion and exchange of operational exper-
tise.
India and Austria have agreed to amend their
existing bilateral taxation treaty to prevent tax
evasion as well as enable mutual assistance
to enable mutual assistance in collection of
taxes.
Note: The protocol will broaden the scope of
the existing framework of the exchange
of tax-related information, which will help
curb tax evasion and tax avoidance
between the two countries.
India is among nine countries that will be part
of a global health network focused on improv-
ing the quality of care for new mothers and
babies and strengthen national efforts to end
preventable deaths of pregnant women and
newborns by 2030.
Note: The nine countries are India,
Bangladesh, Cote d'Ivoire, Ethiopia,
Ghana, Malawi, Nigeria, Tanzania and
Uganda.
UN Children's Agency
UN children's agency UNICEF has launched
an appeal for 3.3 billion US Dollar to help 48
million children caught up in crises world-
wide amid fears of a funding cut from top
donor the United States.
Note: This year's appeal represents a 18 per
cent increase from the initial request for
funding in 2016.
Donors contribute to the appeals on a volun-
tary basis. The United States is by far the top
donor to UNICEF, followed by Germany,
Britain and the European Commission.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
sanctioned building of 3,000 new settle-
ments in the territory of the West Bank in
addition to the recently approved 2,500
units.
India and Russia held high-level consulta-
tions on counter-terrorism issues in New
Delhi. Both sides agreed that the UN
Security Council Sanctions List processes
for blacklisting various terrorist individuals
and entities must be stringently complied
with.
Ireland has become the first country in the
world to divest coal, oil and gas investments
from Ireland Strategic Investment Fund. The
bill was passed in the Irish parliament by
gaining 53 votes out of 90. It was introduced
by Deputy Thomas Pringle.
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Indonesian President Joko "Jokowi"
Widodo made his first visit to Australia
as his nation's leader. Improving trade
and investment will be a key focus of
Jokowi's two-day state visit with plans
to finalize a free trade agreement
this year.
BRICS Summit to be held in..?
Longest cycle path
The world's longest elevated cycle path has
been opened in Xiamen, China which can
handle about 2,023 cyclists with a speed limit
of 15 miles per hour. The path is five miles
long and 16 feet wide having 11 entrances
and connects to 11 bus stops and two under-
ground rail stations.
Note: The architecture firm responsible is
Copenhagen-based firm Dissing +
Weitling, known for the creation of the
Danish Bicycle Snake cycle route.
The US House of Representatives has intro-
duced legislation by making it mandatory to
raise the minimum salary of the H-1B visa
holders to more than double at USD 1,
30,000 from the previous USD 60,000.
Note: If the legislation is passed, it would high-
ly impact American companies as they
may face difficulty in replacing the
American employees with foreign work-
ers including IT professionals from India.
Ireland has voted to be the world's first coun-
try to fully divest public money from fossil
fuels. The Irish Parliament passed the his-
toric legislation in a 90 to 53 vote in favour of
dropping coal, oil and gas investments from
the 8bn (6.8bn) Ireland Strategic
Investment Fund, part of the Republic's
National Treasury Management Agency.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May has
received Parliament's first stage approval to
begin the process of Britain's exit from the
European Union (EU) after winning a crucial
vote in the House of Commons.
Kuwait has suspended the issuance of visas
for nationals of Syria, Iraq, Pakistan,
Afghanistan and Iran. Kuwait was the only
nation to prohibit the entry of Syrian nation-
als prior to Trump's executive action. Kuwait
City previously issued a suspension of visas
for all Syrians in 2011.
Right To Information Act
In Sri Lanka, the historic Right to Information
(RTI) Act has come into force from 3rd Feb
2017. The act marks the culmination of a
movement of over 20 years to ensure trans-
parency in governance and easy availability
of information.
Note: The Government has gazetted almost all
categories of public authorities that fall
within the purview of RTI.
The United States has imposed new sanc-
tions on Iran following its recent ballistic mis-
sile test saying that Iran's continued support
to terrorism and development of its ballistic
missile programme pose a threat to the
region, the United States and its partners
worldwide.
Note: The sanctions target 13 people and 12
companies, including groups in China,
Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates.
More than 1,300 migrants were rescued in 13
separate missions in the Mediterranean,
bringing the total helped over the last three
days to more than 2,600.
Note: The voyage from Libya across the
Mediterranean to Italy is currently the
main route to Europe for migrants.
A ban on visitors
The United States has cancelled 60,000
travel visas after President Donald Trump
ordered a ban on visitors from seven Muslim
countries.
As per the report titled 'Development
Advocate Pakistan' the Indus Waters Treaty
fails to address two issues: the division of
shortages in dry years between India and
Pakistan, when flows are almost half as
compared to wet years, and the cumulative
impact of storages on the flows of the River
Chenab into Pakistan.
Note: The 40-year-old treaty has been an out-
standing example of conflict resolution
but scarcity of water in the basin states
since the early 1990s has brought the
agreement under strain and its 'survival
appears weak'.
India and USA have agreed to sustain the
momentum on key bilateral defence efforts
to build upon the tremendous progress made
in bilateral defence co-operation.
A US court has ruled that American authori-
ties can access data with internet companies
even if such data is located on foreign
servers.
Note: As per the ruling (given by a court in
Philadelphia) means personal data on
platforms such as Facebook and Google
is no longer firewalled from American
investigators.
Social Security Agreement
India and Portugal have decided to bring
Agreement on Social Security Agreement
(SSA) into force. As per Article 22 of the SSA,
the said SSA would come into force ninety
days following the date of receipt of notifica-
tion of completion of internal formalities by
the respective parties on 8th May 2017.
Note: The Social Security Agreement (SSA)
between India and Portugal was signed
on in 2013.
India and Austria signed a protocol to amend
the existing bilateral taxation treaty for
Avoidance of Double Taxation and the
Prevention of Fiscal Evasion.
Mail your feedback to..
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Note: The protocol will broaden the scope of
the existing framework of exchange of
tax related information. This will help curb
tax evasion and tax avoidance between
the two nations as well as enable mutual
assistance in relation to collecting taxes.
BRICS Summit
The 2017 BRICS Summit, an association of
Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa
to be held in Xiamen, China in September
2017. The summit will be held under the
theme 'BRICS: Stronger Partnership for a
Brighter Future'.
Note: It will also feature five key priorities such
as deepening cooperation, strengthening
global governance, carrying out people-
to-people exchanges, making institutional
improvements and building broader part-
nerships. The BRICS comprises Brazil,
Russia, India, China and South Africa.
Switzerland's people have voted to relax the
country's strict citizenship rules, making it
easier for thirdgeneration immigrants to
become Swiss. The new proposal will exempt
third-generation immigrants, who are born in
Switzerland and whose parents and grand-
parents lived permanently in Switzerland,
from interviews and tests in the naturalization
process.
Being born in Switzerland does not guaran-
tee citizenship and non-Swiss residents must
typically wait 12 years before applying.
Thailand is seeking India's cooperation in a
number of sectors, such as aerospace,
automation, medical devices, pharmaceuti-
cal, bio-technology and IT/ ITes, as it strives
to transform into a value-based economy.
The UN Security Council has unanimously
condemned North Korea's latest ballistic mis-
sile launch and threatened to take further sig-
nificant measures against Pyongyang.
Note: The Council members including China,
Pyongyang's main ally, agreed on a US-
drafted statement describing the test-fir-
ing of the missile as a grave violation of
the UN resolutions.
US President Donald Trump and Canadian
Prime Minister Justine Trudeau have pledged
to work together to defeat the Islamic State ter-
ror group after their first face-to-face meeting.
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No. of Questions: 100
Probationary Officers (Preliminary) - Model Paper
English Language
Directions (1-5): Which of the phrases (1), (2),
(3) and (4) given below each sentence should
replace the word/ phrase printed in bold in the
sentence to make it grammatically correct? If
the sentence is correct as it is given and no
correction is required, select (5) as the
answer.
1. Named after his father he was the company's
most forcefully leaders and steered it
through the Depression and oversaw its ini-
tial public offering in 1944.
1) mostly forceful of leaders
2) most forceful leader
3) more forcefully leading
4) most forceful to lead
5) No correction required
2. The photographs that he took of the war giv-
ing human faces with conflicts and made
people aware of the facts of conflicts.
1) gives a human face to
2) given human faces in
3) gave a human face to
4) have given humanity a face for
5) No correction required
3. Science says there is virtue in working stand-
ing up and today the trendiest offices all have
treadmill desks which encourage people to
walk while work.
1) walk to work 2) to walk while working
3) walking and work
4) have walked and worked
5) No correction required
4. I asked him whether he had done it all him-
self or whether someone has helped her.
1) helps her 2) helped him
3) had helped him 4) has helped him
5) No correction required.
5. Relaxing regulations will allow investors to
diverse asset and invest their money wher-
ever they see fit.
1) to diversify assets 2) diversified assets
3) diversifying assets 4) diverse asset
5) No correction required
Directions (6-15): Read the following passage
carefully and answer the questions given
below it. Certain words/ phrases have been
printed in bold to help you locate them while
answering some of the questions.
Indians are known for their obsessive and
compulsive fascination for gold. India is the
largest importer and largest consumer of the
yellow metal as Indians buy about 25 percent of
the world's gold. In 2008, India imported around
400 tons of it. About 80 percent of the world's
extracted gold is fashioned as jewellery.
However, most of us don't know or don't think
about the environmental cost of the metal. For
instance, extracting enough gold to forge a soli-
tary, no-frills wedding band ultimately translates
into roughly 20-30 tons of waste. At some mines
in Nevada (USA), 100 tons or more of earth
have been excavated for a single ounce of gold.
The waste is of two forms: redundant rock,
which is typically piled as flat heaps in locations
near the mining site and the effluent or tailings
which are a result of chemical processing of the
mined ore. Sulphides in the redundant rock react
with oxygen, making sulphuric acid which frees
heavy metals like cyanide, cadmium, lead and
mercury harmful to people even at miniscule
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concentrations. The tailings component is typi-
cally a thick slurry laced with cyanide, aluminum,
copper, lead, and mercury; enough to decimate
fish populations of water environments it is dis-
posed of into. Disposal of wet tailings into water
bodies has been effectively banned in developed
countries but it continues to be practised in most
developing nations. There is also a very real dan-
ger of surface water and groundwater table con-
tamination on account of these heavy metals.
In fact, gold mining generates more waste
per ounce than any other metal and the effects
are startling. Mining for gold has left huge
gouges on the face of the earth, so massive
that they can be seen from space.
According to a study, respiratory ailments,
soil and water contamination, thick blankets of
dust, withering of coconut trees and changes in
land pattern use are some of the common fea-
tures of the urban area around a particular gold
mine in Karnataka. Many areas are reported to
have become infertile because of soil contami-
nation. They contain a percentage of heavy
metals enough to retard plant growth.
Similarly, according to another report in
2008, nearly seven years after the closure of
these mines, the people of this region continue to
face serious environment and health problems,
particularly in July and August, due to winds in
these months that carry with them cyanide parti-
cles from the dust piles in the abandoned mines.
When the mines were operational, a layer of red
soil used to be put over these dust piles before
these crucial months to prevent the cyanide par-
tides from being carried away by the heavy winds
- Now that the mines have been closed, the mit-
igative measures have ceased as well.
People from socially and economically mar-
ginalized communities turn to mining to escape
acute poverty, unemployment, and landless-
ness. In some cases, their homes and farms
may be 'acquired' for large-scale gold mining.
While compensation is promised to them, it may
take a year or two to kick in. Till then, forced to
eke out a bare livelihood mostly in a kind of lot-
tery system, they resort to crude methods to
separate any flecks of gold that may be there in
the discarded waste rock using mercury. In the
process, destroy themselves slowly as well as
their environment. The shanty towns which
inevitably come up around the large-scale min-
ing sites only serve to add to the problem. Given
their illegal and therefore unrecognized nature,
they lack basic amenities like garbage disposal
and water supply and sanitation, becoming
another unsightly blot on the landscape.
According to the World Gold Council, while
estimates of numbers engaged in artisanal min-
ing vary widely, they range between 13 and 20
million men, women and children from over 50
developing countries. Indeed, it is believed that
as much as a quarter of the world's gold is sup-
plied by artisanal miners. Their efforts to earn
themselves a daily wage have resulted in huge
habitat loss and destruction. For example, huge
patches of land, once home to lush trees in the
island of Borneo in Indonesia, are being swiftly
rendered treeless and lifeless pits of waste.
Incidentally, the is-:and is highly famed for its
rich biodiversity. Combined with heavy pres-
sures from the logging lobby and need for
cheap power through hydroelectricity and
relentless mining activity, it is hard to imagine if
Borneo will manage to retain its crown.
Time: 1 hr.
Why should these facts about gold mining B) There is a large amount of mining activity
bother us? After all, we Just import the metal; being carried out on this island.
we do not mine it here to the extent other coun- C) It would be known for its rich biodiversity
tries do. That's about to change though. New in the future.
Delhi has big plans to fuel growth in the mining 1) Only (A) and (B) 2) Only (B)
sector and is looking to open investment in gold 3) Only (C) 4) Only (B) and (C)
mining in the country - and in a big way.
5) All (A), (B) and (C) are true
However, India's environmental track
10. Why, according to the author, should India
record in mining has been anything but stellar.
worry about gold mining and its effects?
And this is something that requires close atten-
1) As India is planning to in-crease its invest-
tion in light of the planned increased forays into
ment in gold mining and is looking to
gold mining. Even with the comparatively
increase activities in this sector in the
minuscule amounts of gold mining done so far,
near future
we have tripped up on environmental consider-
2) As India has been extensively carrying
ations. Geologically, India's terrain is very simi-
out gold mining in the past and its envi-
lar to those in other parts of the world where
there have been huge gold finds. What we need ronmental record is not encouraging
to do is to learn from the mistakes committed by 3) As a large number of people in India are
certain developed countries in their own back- employed in this unorganized sector
yard. We have a whole series of examples of which is detrimental to the country's econ-
where things have gone wrong from other omy
developing countries. We need to use these 4) As India's terrain is geologically unstable
insights to our advantage, and quickly. and is similar to other lands in the world
6. According to the author, how are gold mines where gold mining is carried out
detrimental to the environment as well as 5) As India is committing the same mistakes
public health even after their closure? committed by other developed nations
1) The layer of red soil used to cover dust when it comes to gold mining
piles in these mines seeps into the 11. Why, according to the author, is the environ-
groundwater, thereby making it unfit for mental cost of gold very high?
consumption 1) As gold is the only metal which generates
2) The mines weaken land mass and harmful waste on its excavation
increase the chances of occurrence of 2) As excavation of gold releases the high-
earthquakes, especially after there is no est amount of pollutants into the air as
one looking after them compared to any other metal
3) The mitigative measures adopted after 3) As gold excavation is a very tedious
the closure of these mines are not super- process and requires usage of a number
vised adequately hence are highly dam- of environmentally destructive resources
aging 4) As the amount of gold recovered in pro-
4) The unsupervised mines now become a portion to the land excavated is negligible
threat to the environment as inexperi- 5) As the transformation of raw gold into a
enced people carry out unchecked mining piece of jewellery is very expensive and is
activities environmentally harmful
5) Winds in specific months carry harmful Directions (12-13): Choose the word/group of
heavy metal particles from the dust heaps words which is most similar in meaning to the
accumulated in these mines word/group of words printed in bold as used
7. Which of the following is/are ill effects of in the passage.
gold mining as mentioned in the passage? 12. DECIMATE
A) Waste generated while mining for gold is 1) destroy 2) divide 3) augment
harmful even in small quantities. 4) vacate 5) equalize
B) Groundwater gets polluted due to the 13. FASHIONED AS
release of heavy metals generated from
1) derived into 2) marketed as
the mining of gold.
3) stylized as 4) made into
C) Gold mining activities cause respiratory
5) attracted to
illnesses in people.
Directions (14-15): Choose the word/ group of
1) Only (A) 2) All (A), (B) and (C)
words which is most opposite in meaning to
3) Only (B) and (C) 4) Only (B) the word/group of words printed in bold as
5) Only (A) and (B) used in the passage.
8. Which of the following is true about the peo- 14. CEASED
ple who carry out gold mining activities? 1) released 2) embarked 3) started
A) Their employment is purely legal in 4) ended 5) measured
nature. 15. INEVITABLY
B) They employ unsophisticated methods of
1) unexpectedly 2) silently
mining.
3) unavoidably 4) forcefully
C) They do not have essential amenities. 5) inescapably
1) Only (B) 2) Only (A) and (B)
3) Only (C) 4) Only (B) and (C)
Key
5) All (A), (B) and (C) are true
9. Which of the following is NOT TRUE about 1-2 4-3 7-2 10-5 13-3
the island of Borneo in Indonesia, as given in 2-3 5-1 8-4 11-2 14-3
the passage? 3-2 6-5 9-1 12-1 15-1.
A) Large pieces of land are being destroyed
because of mining. (-N- -v-o- - -@-x...)
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Multi - Tasking Staff Recruitment - Model Paper

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139. The first shore based, modern integrated 136. Which among the following Five Year 145. During 18 th century who among the fol-
steel plant in India is at ..... Plans could not start on its due time? lowing philosophers said these famous
131. The most convenient colour combination 1) Salem 2) Haldia 1) 12th 2) 11th 3) 9th 4) 8th words? "Man is born free but is every
that can be used for vehicles running day 3) Mangalore 4) Vishakhapatnam 137. The M.K.S unit of charge is ...... where in chains".
and night is- 140. Normal adult male has ........ 1) Volt 2) Ampere 1) Voltaire 2) Jacques Derrida
1) orange and blue 1) 10 gm haemoglobin/100 gm blood 3) Watt 4) Coulomb 3) Jean Jacques Rausseau
2) white and black 2) 14 gm haemoglobin/100 gm blood 138. The anti knock agent added to unleaded 4) Montesquieu
3) red and green 4) yellow and blue 3) 18 gm haemoglobin/100 gm blood petrol is 146. According to Marshall, the basis of con-
132. Basement membrane is derived from ....... 4) 24 gm haemoglobin/100 gm blood 1) Tetraethyl lead 2) Tetramethyl lead sumer surplus is ......
141. In which one of the following cities is the 1) Law of diminishing marginal utility
1) Ectoderm 2) Endoderm 3) Dibromoethane
Global Automotive Research Center being 2) Law of equi-marginal utility
3) Epidermis 4) Methyl tertiary butyl ether
set up? 3) Law of proportions
4) Epidermis and connective tissue 139. The first shore based, modern integrated
1) Chennai 2) Hyderabad steel plant in India is at- 4) All of the above
133. The logo of eco-mark in India is
3) Pune 4) Gurgaon 1) Salem 2) Haldia 147. Kalhana's well-known work 'Rajatarangini'
1) Rising Sun 2) Earthen Pot
142. DNA replication takes place during is an important source material for the
3) Lion 4) Wheatear 3) Mangalore
1) S - phase 2) G2 - phase study of which one of the following?
134. A small mesophytic twig with green leaves 4) Vishakhapatnam
3) G1 - phase 4) Prophase 1) Ancient Kamarupa
is dipped into water in a big beaker under 140. Normal adult male has ........
143. Who started the first english newspaper in 2) Post Mauryan Magadha
sunlight. It demonstrates- 1) 10 gm haemoglobin/ 100 gm blood
India? 3) Medievial Rajasthan
1) Photosynthesis 2) Respiration 2) 14 gm haemoglobin/ 100 gm blood
1) Bal Gangadhar Tilak 4) Early medieval Kashmir
3) Transpiration 4) None of these 3) 18 gm haemoglobin/ 100 gm blood
2) Raja Rammohan Roy 148. The excess of fertilizers in water bodies
135. The Phylogenetic system of classification 4) 24 gm haemoglobin/ 100 gm blood results in-
3) J.A. Hickey 4) Lord William Bentinck
was put forth by 141. In which one of the following cities is the
144. Which one among the following is not a 1) Silt 2) Death of hydrophytes
1) Theophrastus Global Automotive Research Center being
good source of nutritional calcium? 3) Eutrophication 4) Growth of fish
2) George Bentham and Joseph Dalton set up?
1) Rice 2) Ragi 149. At point of satiety, marginal utility of any
Hooker 1) Chennai 2) Hyderabad
3) Skimmed milk 4) Egg commodity is .....
3) Carolus Linnaeus 3) Pune 4) Gurgaon
145. During 18 th century who among the fol- 1) Zero 2) Positive
4) Adolf Engler and Karl Prantl lowing philosophers said these famous 142. DNA replication takes place during 3) Maximum 4) Negative
136. Which among the following Five Year words? "Man is born free but is every 1) S - phase 2) G2 - phase 150. Which of the following is handy to carry
Plans could not start on its due time? where in chains". 3) G1 - phase 4) Prophase and can store large amounts of data?
1) 12th 2) 11th 3) 9th 4) 8th 1) Voltaire 2) Jacques Derrida 143. Who started the first english newspaper in 1) Floppy Disk 2) Hard Disk
137. The M.K.S unit of charge is ...... 3) Jean Jacques Rausseau India? 3) CDROM 4) Zip Disk
1) Volt 2) Ampere 4) Montesquieu 1) Bal Gangadhar Tilak
3) Watt 4) Coulomb 146. According to Marshall, the basis of con- 2) Raja Rammohan Roy Key
138. The anti knock agent added to unleaded sumer surplus is ....... 3) J.A. Hickey 4) Lord William Bentinck 131-3 136-4 141-1 146-1
petrol is 1) Law of diminishing marginal utility 144. Which one among the following is not a 132-4 137-4 142-1 147-4
1) Tetraethyl lead 2) Tetramethyl lead 2) Law of equi-marginal utility good source of nutritional calcium? 133-2 138-4 143-3 148-3
3) Dibromoethane 3) Law of proportions 1) Rice 2) Ragi 134-3 139-3 144-3 149-1
135-4 140-2 145-3 150-4.
4) Methyl tertiary butyl ether 4) All of the above 3) Skimmed milk 4) Egg

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General English
SUBJECT - VERB AGREEMENT
- - u- subject, verb - - -E- - -- - u-
(- - - - - - - - - - ) J- - --L. subject sin-
gular - - - verb - singular - - --L.
- - Subject plural - - - verb - plural -
- --L. D- - o Subject-Verb Agreement - -- .
Ex: 'Raju along with his friends is swimming in
the pool. ' -D-E- -n -V -- o---
--L --- -- ----o-- --E. --
Main Subject, Raju --v-. -----x Verb
'is' --v- --L --F -- Subject
-*--x friends --E ---C --d ---Eo Plural
-J----.
Some Important Rules in Subject-Verb
Agreement:
1. Two or more singular subjects joined by
'and' take a plural verb.
Tobacco and alcohol are injurious to health.
Aluminum and iron are useful metals
2. Sometimes two subjects represent one
idea, and then the verb is singular
Slow and steady wins the race
Rice and dal is my favorite dish
3. If two singular nouns refer to the same
person or thing, the verb must be singular.
The Principal and Correspondent has
arrived ( 'Principal', 'Correspondent'
-\-
- - - -u- - - - - uh E- yh- o-E- Miscellaneous: News
--h-C).
Note:
a) If the article is used only once, the two
nouns refer to the same person. So the
verb must be used in singular.
b) If the article is mentioned twice, two
distinct persons are intended and so
verb following must be in the plural
number.
The Principal and the Correspondent have
arrived [ 'Principal', 'Correspondent'
\-
]
-- l - y - uh- E- - -n
4. When singular nouns connected by 'and'
are preceded by 'each' or 'every', they are
followed by singular verb.
Each man and each woman was given a
certificate.
Every officer and every soldier has to be
ready to face the situation.
5. When two or more singular nouns or pro-
nouns are connected by 'or', 'nor',
'either...or' or 'neither'...nor', we should
use a singular verb.
Neither he nor she has any right to my
property.
Either Lohit or Vineet has done this mischief.
6. When two or more subjects are connected
by or/nor and one of the subjects is plur-
al, the verb must be plural and the plural
subject should be placed nearest the verb
Either the boy or his parents are responsi-
ble for the incident
Neither the Principal nor the lecturers were
residing in the quarters.
7. If two subjects joined by 'or/nor' are of
different persons, the verb agrees in per-
son with the subject nearer to it.
Either you or Naik has to take the respon-
sibility.
Neither she nor I have money to spare for
you.
8. The words 'each', 'each one', 'either', 'nei-
ther', 'everyone', 'everybody', 'anybody',
'anyone', 'nobody', 'somebody', 'someone',
and 'no one' are singular and require a
singular verb.
Each of these oranges is juicy.
Neither of the applicants is suitable for the
job.
Note: 'None' is construed in the singular or
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'Subject-Verb Agreement' is one of the most confusing
aspects of the English language. It is not always easy to
distinguish between singular subjects and plural sub-
jects. It is difficult due to the irregularity of English
plural subjects; many are not marked with an "s" at
the end. There are several rules to follow, and some of
them just require practice so that they become familiar.
Either Roshini or Rishita has...
plural as the sense may require.
I wanted to buy many fruits but there were singular.
none in the market.
Have you brought me a letter? There was
none for me.
When the singular equally well expresses th
e sense, the plural is commonly used.
None of her relatives are known to me
None of his novels are popular.
9. Some nouns are plural in form, but singu-
lar in meaning. They should be followed
by singular verbs
Subjects: Mathematics, Economics,
Physics, Politics, Linguistics,
Mechanics, Statistics etc.
Diseases: Mumps, measles, rickets etc.
Games: Billiards, Caroms, Gymnastics,
Athletics, Innings, Series etc.
-
proper subject. This should be avoided
The news is too good to be true.
Economics is an interesting subject
10. Some nouns are always plurals and have
no singular form. They always take
Plural Verbs.
Scissors, tongs, goggles, binoculars, pants,
jeans, trousers, shorts, socks, shoes, alms,
ashes, annals, thanks, caves, riches,
savings, earnings, refreshments, quarters,
- arrears, assets, statistics(data), outskirts,
premises, surroundings, stairs, proceeds,
remains, circumstances etc.
The scissors are very sharp.
My trousers are made of wool.
11. Some collective nouns are used with sin-
gular verbs when they are used as body
or group and not as members.
Ex: Audience, board, committee, crowd, family,
jury, ministry, mob, police, public, staff,
team etc.
The jury has elected its President.
Note: But when the above nouns denote mem-
bers or individuals, the plural verb is
used.
The jury were divided in their opinion. (
jury Body/Group
\- -E - -
(Plural Subject)
--E --E -u- -J-*
Plural
-vh-N-- ---C --d 3. 1. Either Roshini or Rishita has got the first
Verb )
---T--L
12. Some nouns are generally used in the
singular form only and they are not used
with plural verbs:
Ex: Advice, luggage, hair, machinery, informa-
tion, bread, equipment, alphabet, furniture,
baggage, cash, scenery etc
The information about him is false.
Her hair is very long.
13. Some sentences begin with the formal
subject 'There' and the real subject
comes after the verb. The verb agrees
with the real subject that follows.
There are many books on the table.
There is a book on the table.
14. Expressions such as 'with', 'along with',
'together with', 'including', 'accompanied
by', 'in addition to', 'besides", 'but'
'except, 'rather than' or 'as well as' do
not change the number of the subject. If
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Rajani unlike her friends is very simple
He, not his sons, is the real culprit. - CVS Ravindranath
15. When two subjects are joined by 'not Subject expert
only...but', 'not only...but also...' the verb
agrees with the second subject in num- If I were you I would accept the proposal.
ber and person. 19. When a word or a phrase in apposition
Not only Raghu, but I am also responsi- is used the verb is guided not by the
ble for the loss. apposition but the real subject.
16. When a plural noun denotes some spe- I, Venkat, am working as a lecturer.
cific quality or quantity considered as a 20. 'Many a' and 'More than one' are fol-
whole, the singular verb is used. lowed by a singular noun and are con-
Twenty thousand rupees is not a bad sidered singular.
salary. Many a soldier was killed in the war.
More than one boy was absent for the
Gulliver's Travels is an interesting book.
class.
17. Often, due to the 'Error of Proximity',
21. When the subject is 'One of', followed by
the verb is mistakenly made to agree in
number with a noun near it instead of its a plural noun, it is considered singular.
Here the verb agrees not with the plural
as shown below. noun but with 'One'.
The percentage of honest politicians are One of the boys sings well. ( --- --
very less nowadays. () )
- ----
The percentage of honest politicians is - -C sentence - --- --E--.
very less nowadays. () He is one of the boys who sing well. (
18. When we are talking about an imagi- )
-- --- --- --
nary situation i.e. a wish or supposition 'one of...'
-- d 'He is/ she was'
- - - -
(unreal past), plural verb is used even expressions Plural Noun
- -j - - - y - - a
with a singular subject. who/ that/ which Plural Verb
- y- - - T- --L.
PRACTICE TEST usage of subject-verb agreement.
6. 1. Where are my scissors?
Q.No. (1-5): Choose the sentence that has
2. One of the officers is very honest
NO errors with regard to the usage
of subject-verb agreement. 3. The furniture are very expensive in this
1. 1. The man, with his four dogs, walk down shop.
my street. 4. He and I are selected for the job
2. The Arabian Nights are my favourite 7. 1. I wish I were the President of India
book 2. Neither he nor she are suitable for the
3. All of the certificates, including yours is job
submitted. 3. Five kilometers is not a very long dis-
4. Each boy and each girl was given a tance.
book.
4. I, Ramesh, am a student of this college.
2. 1. Hundred rupees are the price of a movie
8. 1. Rickets are caused by the deficiency of
these days. Vitamin-D
2. Billiards is an interesting game.
2. Lasya as well as her friends is going for
3. My friend and well-wisher, Vijay live in a walk.
- Khammam.
3. Only five minutes is allowed to each
4. The news have surprised us all.
speaker
4. The President, accompanied by his
rank. wife, is traveling to China.
2. Here is the reports you wanted. 9. 1. The boss and her secretary have left for
3. The trousers is very loose. the airport.
4. The players, as well as the captain, 2. He is one of my friends who come to col-
wants to win. lege on foot.
4. 1. Either my father or my elder brother are 3. Time and tide waits for no man.
coming to receive me. 4. The price of these clothes are affordable
2. The surroundings are unclean. 10. 1. Not only the students but the teacher
3. The law and order are under control also was anxious to know the results
4. The committee decide how to proceed. 2. The Chief Minister, together with his
5. 1. My knowledge of computers are really wife, greets the public warmly.
poor. 3. Each of these mangoes is sweet.
2. The black and white dog are eating bis- 4. The introduction of new courses have
cuits. been a great success.
3. The major along with the soldiers was
captured Answers
4. The cash have already been deposited
in your account. 1-4 3-1 5-3 7-2 9-4
Q. No. (6-10): Choose the sentence that 2-2 4-2 6-3 8-1 10-4.
has ERROR(S) with regard to the
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No. of Questions: 100 Maximum Marks: 100 Time: 1 hr.

Probationary Officers (Preliminary) - Model Paper

(-E-o- --@ -...) Directions (26-30) : Read each sentence to
find out whether there is any grammatical
A) The distance between x and y is 6 km.
B) The boat takes 2 hours less to go down-
Total number of commuters = 4000
41. 20% male commuters who travel on routes
error or idiomatic error in it. The error, if stream than to go upstream. A and F together are less than 25 years of
Directions (16-20): Rearrange the following
any, will be in one part of the sentence. C) The speed of the current is 2 kmph. age and 20% female commuters who travel
six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F)
The number of that part is the answer. If 1) Only A and B are sufficient on the same routes together are less than
in the proper sequence to form a mean-
there is no error, the answer is (5). 2) Only A and C are sufficient 25 years of age. What is the respective ratio
ingful paragraph and then answer the
(Ignore errors of punctuation, if any.) between the two?
questions given below. 3) Any two of the three are sufficient
26. The actress believes in (1)/ being fit and 4) B alone is sufficient 1) 31 : 33 2) 31 : 35 3) 22 : 35
(A) However, many of these organizations feels that there (2) / are too much hype 4) 29 : 33 5) 29 : 30
may be oblivious to the absence of attitu- 5) All even together are not sufficient
around size zero (3)/ in the entertainment 38. In how many days can a work be completed 42. What is the difference between the total
dinal change. world. (4)/ No error (5) number of male commuters who travel on
by X, Y and Z together?
(B) Teams may be unwilling to unlearn old 27. While the actress wins fans with (1)/ her on routes C and E together and the total num-
attitudes, which can make them unequal A) Ratio of the work efficiencies of X, Y and
screen fire-works, off screen, it's her (2)/ ber of female commuters who travel on the
to the new challenge. Z is 3 : 2 : 1.
down-to-earth attitude and easy-going man- same routes together ?
(C) In terms of technology and strategy, most B) Z works for 5 days and leaves the job
ner (3)/ that wins her friends. (4)/ No error 1) 58 2) 42 3) 60 4) 20 5) 40
organisations rise to this challenging situ- and the remaining work is done by X and
(5) 43. What is the central angle corresponding to
ation and adapt to it. Y together in 5 days.
28. Even though the exchange at-tract (1)/ the the number of commuters (both males and
C) 60% of the work is done by X alone in 6
(D) In the life of an organisation, an infl exion attention of all those present at (2)/ the females) who travel on route C?
days.
point arrives from time to time. police station, the inspector continued (3)/ 1) 58.2 2) 43.2 3) 72
his tirade against the girl. (4)/ No error (5) 1) Any two of them
(E) They may be carrying over the same atti- 4) 57.6 5) 86.4
tude to the new situation to the detriment 29. The market continues to be positive (1)/ and 2) Only A and C together
44. The number of commuters (both male and
of the organisation and their personal in the next quarter we expected (2) / the 3) Only B
female) who travel on routes on D and E
growth. trend to continue with (3)/ the onset of the 4) Either B alone or A and C together
together is what percent more than the
(F) Hardly pushed before, the employees festive season. (4)/ No error (5) 5) None of these
number of commuters (Both male and
may be in denial. 30. The Indian team cannot win the series (1)/ 39. In how many days can 10 women finish a female) who travel on route B ?
16. Which of the following would be the 'Fourth' and even pulling off a draw could (2)/ be a work?
1 5 4
tough proposition with (3)/ its lead bowlers I. 10 men can complete the work in 6 days. 1) 35 2) 32 3) 44
sentence after rearrangement? 7 9 9
1) B 2) A 3) C 4) E 5) D not playing. (4)/ No error (5) II. 10 men and 10 women together can 1 4
4) 45 5) 42
3 3 7
17. Which of the following would be the QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE complete the work in 3 days.
'Second' sentence after rearrangement? 7 45. The number of female commuters travelling
Directions (31-35) : What will come in place on route D is what percent of the male com-
1) E 2) B 3) C 4) A 5) D III. If 10 men work for 3 days and thereafter
of the question mark (?) in the following muters travelling on route F ?
18. Which of the following would be the 'Last' 10 women replace them, the remaining
number series ? 1) 70 2) 75 3) 65 4) 80 5) 55
sentence after rearrangement? work is completed in 4 days.
1) C 2) E 3) D 4) B 5) A 31. 958 833 733 658 608 (?) 1) Only I and II 2) Any two of the three
1) 577 2) 583 3) Only I and III 4) Only II and III Key
19. Which of the following would be the 'First'
sentence after rearrangement? 3) 567 4) 573 5) None of these 5) None of these 16-1 22-3 28-1 34-2 40-2
1) A 2) C 3) B 4) E 5) D 32. 11 10 18 51 200 (?) 40. What is the cost of fencing a circular plot? 17-3 23-1 29-2 35-5 41-1
20. Which of the following would be the 'Third' 1) 885 2) 1025 A) Cost of fencing a rectangular plot whose 18-2 24-5 30-4 36-3 42-5
sentence after rearrangement? 3) 865 4) 995 5) None of these perimeter is 130 m is Rs 780. 19-5 25-2 31-2 37-3 43-5
1) D 2) B 3) E 4) A 5) C 33. 25 48 94 186 370 (?) B) Area of the circular plot is 616 m2 20-4 26-3 32-4 38-4 44-3
1) 738 2) 744 C) Area of a square plot with side equal to 21-2 27-4 33-1 39-2 45-2.
Directions (21-25) : In the given passage,
3) 746 4) 724 5) None of these the diameter of the circular plot is
there are blanks, each of which has been
numbered. Against each number, five 34. 14 24 43 71 108 (?)
784 m2. (-N- -v-o- - -@-x...)
1) Only A and B
words are suggested, one of which fits the 1) 194 2) 154
2) A and either B or C
blank appropriately. Find the appropriate 3) 145 4) 155 5) None of these
word in each case. 3) A or C only
35. 144 173 140 169 136 (?)
4) All statements are required
1) 157 2) 148
A man hired a donkey from a merchant. He 5) The question can't be answered even
paid two hundred rupees to him for (21) the 3) 164 4) 132 5) None of these
after
donkey for a day. It was a very hot day and both
men wanted to stand in the donkey's shadow so
Directions (Qs. 36-40): The following ques-
tion is accompanied by three statements
Directions (41-45) : Refer to the following
pie-chart and the table and answer the
--q --E--Jq- - -
they could stay cool. But there was (22) for only A, B and C. You have to determine which
statement (s) is / are necessary / sufficient
given questions. j- ----E --q --E--Jq- - - -
one of them. "Go away. I have hired this donkey Distribution of total number of com-
for today so it is my shadow,' said the man. "You to answer the question. muters (males and females) who travel on 6
N-N- -N--x -u-Md -d- --Kh ---
hired the donkey", said the owner, "but not his
- -N--- --C.
36. What is the speed of the train? different routes of Metro:
shadow. The shadow (23) to me." They went on -v (--- --- --): 1
I. The train crosses 300 meters long plat- F
and on, the hirer saying one thing and the form in 21 seconds. 12%
A ---- -v
owner saying the other. They then (24) to fight II. The train crosses another stationary train E 20% -\- --- -- 1
and while they were fighting one of them hap- 1 10% B
of equal length in 2 seconds. j--E{-- --- -- 1
pened to hit the donkey. It became so (25) that 19 D 18%
3 C -d- -v:
it ran away and took its shadow with it. III. The train crosses a signal pole in 4 16%
9 24%
seconds.
21. 1) presenting 2) borrowing 3) going
--- 2 -
4) expressing 5) provided 1) Only I and II G->- ---L-q 1
The respective ratio of male to
22. 1) area 2) chance 3) room 2) Only II and either I or III Routes
j--E{-- --- -- 1
female commuters
4) part 5) spaces 3) Only I and either II or III ---q --- -- 1
A 3:5
23. 1) belongs 2) owns 3) looks 4) Only III and either I or II x-- -: 1
4) connects 5) go B 7:5
5) None of the above
24. 1) sorted 2) think 3) start C 9:7 - -h: --j-- -*-*- ---- -
37. A boat takes 4 hours to go upstream from x
D 5:3
-h ---L.
-*--J --C: 20 --v-
4) arise 5) began to y and back downstream from y to x on a
25. 1) horrible 2) afraid 3) shock river. What is the speed of the boat on still E 2:3
4) stunning 5) easy water? F 2:1 ---j-: www.nalsar.ac.in
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MTS Recruitment Model Paper - Explanations

(-E-o- --) y:z=5:8 45.
x : y : z = 2 5 : 3 5 : 3 8 = 10 : 15 : 24
21. Sum of the ratios = 10 + 15 + 24 = 49
+1 +1 +1 +1
15
The second number = 98 = 30
+1 +1 +1 +1 +1 49
39. In 400 gm of alloy.
5
A Y B Z C D W E X F G U H V I J S K T L M Q N R O Zinc = 400 = 250 gm
8
30 1
+1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 3
Copper = 400 = 150 gm
8
= 30 = ( ) ( )
=
60 2
22. 7x 3x c c
3 4 5
2
SI = x =
4 4
SI 100
x gm of copper be mixed, then
250 5
(
1
2

= =
180 ) ( )
360
x= 6 8 10 x = 6, 8, 10 = 750 + 5x = 1000
Rate = 150 + x 4 Arc 4.4
x2 = 216, 512, 1000 Principal Time = = =
216 512 ? radius 360 r
5x = 1000 750 = 250 x = 50 gm
3x 100 3
So, ? = 1000 = = 18 % 40. Given 5N = 15R 4.4 360 4.4 360
4x4 4 r = cm = 7
23. We can observe from the given diagram N : R = 3 : 1 & 10R = 20K 22
32. Average of 9 consecutive no.= n r = 504 cm
that number 3 represents indian profes- R:K=2:1
sors who are also lawyers. Fifth number = n 46.
N:R:K
24. Given equation:- Tenth number = n + 5
3 : 12
8 2 + 3 5 = 21 Eleventh number = n + 6
2 : 1
let us change '' and '' signs then we have 9n + n + 5 + n + 6 3 1
New average = 6 : 2 : 1 3
8 2 + 3 5 = 8 2 + 15 = 23 2 = 21 11 2000 2000
So, (3) is the right option. 11n + 11 (n + 1) 11 Nitya's income 12000 2000
= = = n + 1
25. (3) 11 11 41. Total population 120000
3 3
115 120 33. Pipe A can fill a tank = 20 minutes 3
26. Selling price = 60 = 82.8
100 100 Let the efficiency of pipe A = 100 AB =
3 = 30 given
27. Let the cost price of each goat = 100 Then the efficiency of 5 new pipes 30
CD =
C.P S.P 20 2 = 20 3
20% = 100 5 = 100 3
1st goat 1009 809 100 1
+44% same 47. ... x =
M1D1 = M2D2 y
2nd goat 1005 1445 Total Population of male = 65000
20 100 = 100 D2 1
cost price of 1st goat No. of females = 67750 ... x + =4
D2 = 20 min x
900 Requird Diff. = 2750
= 1008 = 648 34. Let the number be x. ATQ,
1400
Then, 42. ABCDPQ (Given)
1
28. Let the time taken by 3 men = x days x2 +
x 2 = (75.15)2 (60.12)2 Let AB = a, PQ = b, CD = c x2 + y2 x2 14 7
Time taken by 9 women = x + 5 days = = =
= (75.15 + 60.12) (75.15 60.12) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3+2
3m = x day = + = + = x3 + y3 1 52 26
= 135.27 15.03 = 2033.1081 b a c b 12 8 b 36 x3 +
3x x3
2 m = days x = 2033.1081 = 45.09 1 5 36
48. Let a = b = c = 2, then 2s = 6 s = 3
2 = b = cm
Similarly, 9w = x + 5 days 35. Dog : Cat b 36 5
43. (s a)3 + (s b)3 + 3(s a) (s b)c
3w = 3(x + 5) days Leap/ min 5 : 4
Distance / leap 8m : 5m = (3 2)3 + (3 2)3 + 3(3 2) (3 2) 2
ATQ,
= 1 + 1 + 3 2 = 8 = c3
2 1 1 2x + 10 + x 1 Speed-40 m/min : 20 m / min
+ = = 2
3x 3(x + 5) 6 3x(x + 5) 6 49. Formula: (B)3 + 3(B)2 (B)1 + (B)
18x + 60 = 3x2 + 15x 3x2 3x 60 = 0 5 1/11 cm = B denotes base = 2
Time taken by 1 man = 3x = 3 5 = 15 days Actual distance b/w cat & dog = 50 8 = 400 m when we open it = (2)3 + 3(2)2 (2)1 + (2)2
Time taken by 1 women = 9(x + 5) = 90 days 400 = 8 + 12 2 + 4 = 22 + 26
Time taken by dog = = 20 min
Required output = 6 times 20 = 48
29. Let the given number be x. Distance travelled by dog = 20 40 = 800 m 50. Assume = 45
Then,

( ) ( )
3
2
3
x x = 10
2
36.
V
Q then 4m = 1 1+

1

2 ( )

a the base circumference 2 +1 2 1
3 2 9x 4x 90 m = and n =
x = 10 = 10 b 22 56 1
2 3 6 = 2r = 2 = 16 cm 4 2 4 2
T U
[( ) ( )]
7 11 2 1 2
5x = 10 x = 12 m2 n2 = 2 +1 2 1
c AM = length of one complete turn
32
30. SI = (7200 6000) = 1200

[ ]
W
PRT
SI = 1200 =
6000 R 4
= 16 2 + 122 = 20 cm
total length = 4 20 = 80 cm
1
= 4 2 (
100 100 a = 36 32
1200 100
R = = 5%
6000 4
b = 54
value of c = 180 54
P 2 4P + 4
44. Given = 8
4P (
m2 n2 = )1
32
c = 126 P 2 4P + 4 From options-
New rate of R = 5 1.5 = 7.5% = = 32
37. Teacher's age P
6000 7.5 5
Then, SI = = 2250 P 2 4P 4 2 +1 2 1 1
= 16 10 19 4 5 10 mn = . =
100 = + = 32
= 160 76 50 = 34 years P P P 4 2 4 2 32
Amount = (6000 + 2250) = 8250
4 (m2 n2 ) = mn
31. Let the principal be x 38. Let the numbers be x, y and z. P 4 + = 32
P
7x Then, 4
Principal SI = P+ = 36
4 x:y=2:3 P (--N- -N--- - -@-x...)
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Who has been announced to

represent Olympic Committee
in BWF?
a) Saina Nehwal
b) P.V. Sindhu
c) Abhinav Bindra
d) Yogeshwar Dutt
1. Name the Pakistan cricketer has announced
Ans: a
his retirement from international cricket in
February 2017.

Bandipur National Park is in..

a) Misbah-ul-Haq b) Younis Khan
c) Mohammad Hafeez d) Shahid Afridi
2. In February, the National Biodiversity
Congress (NBC) 2017 was held in .........
a) Thiruvananthapuram b) Kochi
c) Kozhikode d) Thrissur 14. Recently astronomers have discovered 26. Recently India has approved a deal to 38. With which of the following banks the
3. Who has been sworn-in as the 17th Chief seven Earth-sized planets orbiting around a develop jointly a medium range surface-to- IRCTC has launched railway booking facili-
Minister of Nagaland? star called ....... air missile (MR-SAM) system for the Army in ty?
a) Neiphiu Rio b) K. G. Kenye a) TRAPPIST-1 b) Cygnus X-1 Rs.17,000-crore deal with which of the fol- a) United Bank of India
c) Shurhozelie Liezitsu d) None c) BPM 37093 d) HR 465 lowing country? b) Union Bank of India
4. Which state government has signed a 15. With which bank the Direct-to-home opera- a) Russia b) China c) Syndicate Bank
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with tor Dish TV joined hands with for digital pay- c) Israel d) Australia d) Punjab & Sindh Bank
NABARD for a loan of Rs.874 crore for ments? 27. Development of Bet Dwarka Darshan 39. Recently Rajasthan Govt has appointed
Horticulture Development? a) Punjab National Bank b) ICICI bank Circuit in Gujarat under the Heritage City three-member committee on 7th Pay
a) Andhra Pradesh b) Telangana c) City Union Bank d) Federal Bank Development and Augmentation Yojana Commission. The committee is headed by:
c) Tripura d) Mizoram 16. Which bank has been given the IBA- (HRIDAY) has been approved by .......
a) Anil Vaish b) R.K. Nayar
5. Which state assembly has passed Aadhaar Banking Technology award 2016? a) Ministry of Heavy Industry and Public
c) D. C. Samant d) Inderjit Khanna
(Targeted Delivery of Financial and Other a) Allahabad Bank b) Andhra Bank Enterprises
40. The Cabinet Committee on Economic
Subsidies, Benefits and Services) Bill, 2017 c) Corporation Bank d) Karnataka Bank b) Ministry of Corporate Affairs
Affairs (CCEA) has approved the enhance-
to empower the state government to use 17. Bandipur National Park is in news for firing c) Ministry of Urban Development ment of capacity of the Scheme for
Aadhar as sole identifier? one of its worst droughts in decades. The d) Ministry of Labour and Employment Development of Solar Parks and Ultra Mega
a) Gujarat b) Andhra Pradesh national park is in ....... 28. With which country India has signed a mega Solar Power Projects from 20,000 MW to ....
c) Tamil Nadu d) Telangana a) Karnataka b) Maharashtra missile deal of Rs.17,000? a) 40,000 MW b) 45,000 MW
c) Chhattisgarh d) Jharkhand a) Israel b) Germany c) Russia d) USA c) 50,000 MW d) 52,000 MW
6. In which 18. Which country has lifted ban on women sol- 29. To what spot Parvez Ahmed climbed in the 41. The International Olympic Committee is in
city the diers in February 2017? second round of the Amoeba National news for replacing bullets with laser beams.
Union a) Switzerland b) Turkey Tenpin bowling championship held on 24th The non-profit, non-governmental organiza-
Govt has Feb, 2017? tion is based in .......
c) Niger d) Cameroon
launched a) Second b) Third c) Fourth d) Fifth a) Paris, France
19. Kenneth J. Arrow has passed away in
'Cyber California on 20th February 2017. He was a b) Lausanne, Switzerland
Swachhta Kendra' for Botnet cleaning and renowned ....... 30. Who has won the c) Basel, Switzerland
Malware analysis as a part of digital India a) Public Servant b) Lawyer EY's entrepreneur d) Geneva, Switzerland
initiative? c) Musician d) Economist of the year
42. At which of the places Prime Minister
award?
a) Chennai b) Pune 20. Who has become the first woman commis- Narendra Modi has unveiled a 112-feet-tall
sioner of London's Metropolitan Police? a) Vijay Shekhar
c) New Delhi d) Bengaluru Lord Shiva statue on the occasion of
Sharma
a) Margaret Damer Dawson Mahashivratri?
b) Kunal Bahl
b) Louise A. Jackson a) Coimbatore b) Tiruchirappalli
7. Ministry of Textiles has signed an MoU c) Vivek Sehgal d) Dhiraj Rajaram
c) Cressida Dick d) None of the above c) Tirunelveli d) Vellore
signed for the welfare of Handicraft Artisans
21. Which country has launched a nationwide 43. In which city India's first hill station bicycle
belonging to Scheduled Casts with ....... 31. Which bank has tied up with Chola MS to
military operation 'Radd-ul-Fasad' to elimi- path has been inaugurated?
a) Ministry of Social Justice and sell insurance products?
nate terrorists? a) Kalimpong b) Siligur
Empowerment a) Andhra Bank
a) Pakistan b) Afghanistan c) Darjeeling d) Sandakphu
b) Ministry of Heavy Industries & Public b) Oriental Bank of Commerce
Enterprises c) Turkey d) Syria 44. NCAER has been in news for lowering the
22. Which of the following has announced to c) Bank of Maharashtra India's growth forecast to 6.9%. It is head
c) Ministry of Human Resource
host the International Civil Aviation d) Allahabad Bank quartered at .......
Development (MHRD)
Organisation (ICAO) Global Aviation 32. Which country has become Germany's a) Lucknow b) New Delhi
d) Ministry of Minority Affairs
Training and TRAINAIR PLUS Symposium? most important trading partner in 2016, c) Kanpur d) Bengaluru
8. The Union Govt has announced to set up the overtaking US?
a) Qatar Airlines b) Indian Airlines 45. Recently which of the following countries
first heliport in India in .......
c) Ethiopian Airlines d) Australian Airlines a) China b) India has/ have been suspended from voting in
a) Delhi b) Maharashtra
23. Recently the Centre announced that it c) Canada d) United Kingdom the United Nations General assembly
c) Karnataka d) Manipur
would issue applications for the fourth 33. With which global payment network the (UNGA) in the 2016-17 session for not pay-
9. SAATHIYA Resource Kit and SAATHIYA Andhra Pradesh government has signed a
tranche of the Sovereign Gold Bond ing dues to the world body?
SALAH mobile app has been launched for .... MoU to develop Visakhapatnam into India's
scheme from February 27 to March 3. The a) Venezuela b) Libya
a) Tribal Youth b) Women bonds will not be sold through: first 'less cash' city? c) Both (a) and (b) d) None of the above
c) Adolescents d) Children a) BitPay b) Visa c) MPay d) Payzone
a) Banks b) Post Offices 46. Who has clinched the Bronze medal in the
10. In which of the states the expansion of rota 34. On 24th February, 2017 ....Central Excise
c) Gram Panchayats International Shooting Sport Federation
virus vaccine has been announced to be Day 2017 was observed in New Delhi.
d) Bombay Stock Exchange (ISSF) World Cup?
expanded? a) 70th b) 72nd c) 74th d) 78th
24. Recently India have signed USD 375 million a) Heena Sidhu b) Pooja Ghatkar
a) Assam b) Tripura 35. With which country India has signed an
pact for loans and grants to develop 800-km c) Anjali Bhagwat d) Anisa Sayyed
c) Rajasthan d) All of the above agreement on enhancing railway safety in
Visakhapatnam-Chennai Industrial Corridor, 47. At the 89th Oscar Academy Awards cere-
11. Who among the following has been selected which is the first phase of a planned 2,500- the Indian Railways with focus on railway mony, how many awards were won by 'La
for the prestigious Vyas Samman 2016? km East Coast Economic Corridor with track and rolling stock safety? La land'?
a) Surendra Verma b) Jainendra Kumar whom among the following? a) Japan b) France c) China d) Germany a) Five b) Six c) Seven d) Eight
c) Kedarnath Singh d) Ram Vilas Sharma a) NDB b) ADB c) World Bank d) IMF 36. Which state government has announced to
12. In how many circles the Bharti Airtel has 25. Recently India and Bangladesh signed a launch first sex offenders' registry to contain
acquired Telenor India's operations? all identification details of sex offenders to
KEY
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for
a) Five circles b) Six circles the sustainable development of which be kept in public domain? 1-d 9-c 17-a 25-c 33-b 41-b
c) Seven circles d) Eight circles Bangladeshi city with financial aid from a) Tamil Nadu b) Kerala 2-a 10d 18-b 26-c 34-c 42-a
13. The World Trade Organization's trade facili- India? c) Haryana d) Punjab 3-c 11-a 19-d 27-c 35-a 43-c
tation agreement, which seeks to ease cus- a) Rangpur b) Chittagong 37. India and Germany have ratified the Social 4-b 12-c 20-c 28-a 36-b 44-b
toms norms, came into effect from with its c) Sylhet d) Khulna Security Agreement (SSA) to help promote
5-a 13-b 21-a 29-a 37-b 45-c
two-thirds members ratifying the pact. How more investment flows between the two
many countries are members of the WTO? 6-c 14-a 22-c 30-c 38-a 46-b
countries. The SSA will come into force from:
Mail your feedback to.. 7-a 15-b 23-c 31-b 39-c 47-b.
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State Bank of India

No. of Questions: 100 Maximum Marks: 100 Time: 1 hr.

Probationary Officers (Preliminary) - Model Paper

62. 1789 + 536 ? = 851 + 419
(-E-o- --@ -) In the following chart, the price of logs
shown in per cubic metre that of plywood and 1) 820 2) 980 3) 585
II. Some satellites are stars.
III. Some planets are not satellites.
Directions (46-50): Answer the questions saw timber is per tonne. 4) 1120 5) 1055 IV. Some satellites are not planets.
1) Only II follows 2) Only I & II follows
based on the following information. 91 (1024)
The following bar chart gives the growth per- 63. = 208 3) Only I, II & IV follows
?
Price in (Rupees)

4) None follows 5) All follows

centage in the number of households in mid- 1) 14 2) 26 3) 12 Directions (71-73): In each of the following
dle, upper-middle and high-income categories 4) 18 5) 22 questions, two rows of numbers are given.
in the four regions for the period between 18 The resultant number in each row is to be
1987-88 and 1994-95. (6
36
729)
worked out separately based on the following
The number of households in each category 64. = 1 rules and the question below the rows of
were equally distributed in all the regions. 3? numbers are to be answered. The operation of
1) 6 2) 7 3) 8 4) 5 5) 7 numbers progress from left to right.
51. What is the maximum percentage increase
in price per cubic metre or per tonne over (3600) (225)
( ) Rules:
65. = ? i) If an odd number is followed by a compos-
the previous year? 15
ite odd number (a non prime number), they
1) 33.33% 2) 85% 3) 50% 1) 5 2) 3 3) 6 4) 12 5) 9 are to be multiplied.
4) Cannot be determined ii) If an even number is followed by an odd
Reasoning Ability
5) None of these number, which is not a perfect square, they
52. Which product shows maximum percentage Directions (66-70): Read all the conclusions are to be added.
increase in price over the period? and then decide which of the given conclu- iii) If an even number is followed by a number
1) Saw timber 2) Plywood 3) Logs sions logically follows from the given state- which is the perfect square, the even num-
4) Cannot be determined ments disregarding commonly known facts. ber is to be subtracted from the perfect
5) None of these 66. Statements: Some tumblers are plates. square.
Some bottles are tumblers.
53. If 1 m3 = 750 kg for saw timber, find in which iv) If an odd number is followed by a prime
Growth in
year was the difference in prices of saw tim- All plates are spoons. odd number, the first number is to be
average
Number of Average Conclusions: I. Some spoons are tumblers.
household
household ber and logs the least? divided by the second number.
households in income
1987-88 income in (1994-95 over 1) 1989 2) 1990 3) 1991 II. Some spoons are plates. v) If an odd number is followed by an even
(in thousand) 1987-88 1987-88) III. Some bottles are plates.
4) 1992 5) None of these number, the second one is to be subtract-
Middle Income 40 Rs.30,000 50% 54. If one cubic metre = 700 kg for plywood and IV. No bottle is a plate. ed from the first one,
Upper middle 10 Rs.50,000 60% 800 kg for saw timber, find in which year 1) Only I & II follows [After the operation on the first two num-
High income 5 Rs.75,000 90% was the difference in the prices of plywood 2) Either III or IV follow 3) All follow bers, the resultant is to be considered as the
and saw timber (per cubic metre) the maxi- 4) Only III & II follows 5) None of these number for applying operation between the sec-
46. What was the total household income in mum? 67. Statements: All speeches are translations. ond number (the number obtained after per-
1) 1989 2) 1900 3) 1991 All essays are speeches. forming operation between the first and second
northern region for upper-middle class?
4) 1992 5) None of these No essays are reviews. numbers given in the question) and the third
1) Rs.50 lakh 2) Rs.500 million
55. If the volumes of sales of plywood, saw tim- Conclusions: I. Some reviews are speeches. number.]
3) Rs.300 million
ber and logs were 40%, 30% and 30% II. No reviews are essays. For example:
4) Cannot be determined
respectively, then what was the average III. No reviews are translation. Consider the following question:
5) None of these realization in 1993 per cubic metre of sales? IV. No reviews are speeches. 38 64 7
47. What is the percentage increase in total (one cubic metre of saw dust and plywood 1) All follow 2) None of these 49 38 a
number of households for the northern both = 800 kg) 3) Either I or II follow If a is the resultant of the first row, what is
region (upper - middle) over the given peri- 1) 18 2) 15 3) 16 4) Only II, III & IV follows the resultant of the second row?
od? 4) 13 5) None of these 5) Either I or IV and II follows 1) 363 2) 44 3) 22 4) 3 5) 31
1) 100% 2) 200% 3) 240% Directions (76-80) : In each of these questions, 68. Statements: No navies are air forces. Here, after performing operation between
4) Cannot be determined two equations are given. You have to solve All armies are navies. the first two numbers, i.e. 38 and 64, the resultant
5) None of these these equations and find out the values of x All air forces are defences. obtained is 26. Now 26 is to be considered for
48. What was the average income of the high- and y and- Give answer performing the operation between 26 and 7 (the
Conclusions: I. No air forces are navies.
income group in 1987-88? 1) If x > y 2) If x y 3) If x < y II. Some defences are airforces. number given in the question). The answer thus
1) Rs.75,000 2) Rs.25,000 4) If x y III. Some defences are not obtained here would be 33. Now 33 is to be con-
3) Rs.2,25,000 5) If x = y or relationship cannot be estab- navies. sidered as 'a' and operations are to be performed
lished in the similar fashion between the numbers given
4) Cannot be determined IV. No armies are air forces.
56. I. 16x2 + 20x + 6 = 0 in the second row. The answer obtained here
5) None of these 1) Only either I or II follows
after performing all the operations would be 363,
49. The ratio of total income for the high-income II. 10y2 + 38y + 24 = 0 2) Only II follows thus (1) would be the correct answer.
category to the upper- middle class 57. I. 18x2 + 18x + 4 = 0 3) Only either I or IV follows 71. 12 21 6
increased by how much percentage in the II. 12y2 + 29y + 14 = 0 4) None follows 5) All follows 5 y 88
given period? 58. I. 8x2 + 6x = 5 II. 12y2 22y + 8 = 0 69. Statements: All roots are stems. If y is the resultant of the first row, what is
1) 20% 2) 36% 3) 25% 59. I. 17x2 + 48x = 9 II. 13y2 = 32y 12 Some branches are trees. the resultant of the second row?
4) Cannot be determined Some stems are branches.
60. I. 4x + 7y = 209 II. 12x 14y = 38 1) 125 2) 25 3) 47 4) 27 5) 43
5) None of these Conclusions: I. Some trees are stems. 72. 6 9 15
Directions (61-65): What will come in place of
II. Some trees are branches.
50. The average income for the northern region the question mark (?) in the following ques- x 12 11
in 1987- 88 was tions? III. All trees are stems.
If m is the resultant of the first row, what is
IV. Some trees are not branches.
1) Rs.37,727 2) Rs.37,277 2161/3 7 the resultant of the second row?
61. ? = 4 1) Only I, II & III follow
3) Rs.35,000 4) Cannot be determined 8 1) 33 2) 45 3) 11 4) 15 5) 3
5) None of these
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15
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4) Only either I or III & II follow
73. 18 37 5
Directions (51-55): Answer the questions 2 m 6
5 1 3 5) Only II follow
based on the following information. 1) 2) 3) If m is the resultant of the first row, what is
8 8 4 70. Statements: All clouds are stars.
the resultant of the second row?
No stars are planets.
Mail your feedback to.. 1) 19 2) 55 3) 78 4) 7 5) 9
217 291 Some clouds are satellites.
4) 5)
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Staff Selection Commission
No. of Questions: 150
MTS Recruitment Model Paper - Explanations
(-E-o- --)
51. Since the noun 'The stories of maddening
crowd' appears plural but is in fact singular
in nature. Replace 'have' by 'has'.
52. Verb such as 'see, smell, feel etc. are
followed by 'V1 + ing'.
Hence, this sentence should be as 'several
people saw the thief snatching my purse'.
53. 'Suppose' and 'if' cannot come together.
Use either of the two.
54. Since the sentence shows some usual or
regular action hence use simple present
tense. Change 'met' into 'meet'. Here pro-
noun 'they' must be used.
55. 'Pass' will not take 'in' after it. Thus,
remove 'in'.
57. If a noun (here 'a topic') is followed by an
infinitive (here 'to write'), the infinitive is
followed by a suitable preposition.
58. If there is a choice to be made between two
or more things, 'which' is used.
60. The part of the sentence which consists of
'until/ unless' does not have 'will or
would'.
75. 'Send word' means 'to send someone to
give another person a message'.
77. 'one of the' always takes a plural noun after
it.
79. Since the action is still going on and not
completed, present tense must come.
80. 'Bring something about' means 'to cause
something' to take place.
81. Sentence starting with 'No sooner' should
be in inverse form i.e. 'No sooner + did
+ sub + verb + .....'.
102. The Permanent Settlement (also
Permanent Settlement of Bengal) was
introduced by Lord Cornwallis in 1793. It
was an agreement between the British
East India Company and the Landlords of
Bengal to settle the Land Revenue to be
raised. Lord Cornwallis came to India as
the Governor General.
103. The impetus towards the founding of a
cotton industry came from Indian
entrepreneurs. The first Indian cotton mill,
"The Bombay Spinning Mill", was opened
in 1854 in Bombay by Cowasji
Nanabhai Davar.
104. World Autism Awareness Day is observed
annually on April 2 to raise awareness
about children with autism throughout the
world.
105. The temples are famous for their Negara-
style architectural symbolism and their
erotic sculptures. Most Khajuraho temples
were built between 950 A.D and 1050 A.D
by the Chandela dynasty.
106. An Article 32 hearing is a proceeding
under the United States Uniform Code
of Military Justice, similar to that of a
preliminary hearing in civilian law. Its
name is derived from UCMJ section VII
("Trial Procedure") Article 32 (10 U.S.C.
832), which mandates the hearing.
Article 32 provides the right to constitu-
tional remedies which means that a per-
son has the right to move to the Supreme
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Kavieng located at the northern end of the
Court for getting his fundamental rights
protected.
107. Crude oil was discovered here in late 19th
century. Digboi is known as the Oil City of
Assam where the first oil well in Asia was
drilled. The first refinery was started here
as early as 1901. Digboi has the oldest oil
well in operation.
108. Renowned Iraqi-British Architect Zaha
Hadid was the first female winner of the
top Pritzker Architecture Prize (2004).
She passed away due to heart attack, at
the age of 65.
109. Indian states that have the highest num-
ber of Lok Sabha seats are -
S.No. States Lok Sabha Seats
1. Uttar Pradesh 80
2. Maharashtra 48
3. West Bengal 42
4. Andhra Pradesh 42
5. Bihar 40
114. Singhbhum was a district of India during
the British Raj, part of the Chota
Nagpur Division of the Bengal
Presidency. It was located in the pre-
sent-day Indian state of Jharkhand.
Chaibasa was the district headquarters.
Noamundi is a census town in Pashchimi
Singhbhum district in the Indian state of
Jharkhand. The major produce of this mine
is iron ore (including blue dust).
117. SDLC (Synchronous Data Link Control) is
a transmission protocol developed by IBM
in the 1970s as a replacement for its bina-
ry synchronous (BSC) protocol. SDLC is
equivalent to layer 2 of the Open Systems
Interconnection (OSI) model of network
communication. This level of protocol
makes sure that data units arrive suc-
cessfully from one network point to the
next and flow at the right pace.
119. Pro-tem Speaker performs the duties of
the office of the Speaker from the com-
mencement of the sitting of the new Lok
Sabha till the election of the Speaker.
Former Parliamentary Affairs Minister and
senior Congress leader Kamal Nath has
been appointed as the pro-tem Speaker in
the new Lok Sabha.
122. New Ireland is a large island in Papua New
Guinea, approximately 7,404 km2 in
area with ca. 120,000 people. It is the
largest island of the New Ireland
Province, lying northeast of the island of
New Britain. Both islands are part of
the Bismarck Archipelago, named after
Otto von Bismarck, and they are sepa-
rated by Saint George's Channel. The
administrative centre of the island and
of New Ireland province is the town of
Time: 2 Hrs.
island. While the island was part of
educational thought.
146. The law of diminishing marginal utility is a
German New Guinea, it was named law of economics stating that as a per-
Neumecklenburg ("New Mecklenburg"). son increases consumption of a product,
126. Megasporangium is a spore sac that while keeping consumption of other prod-
contains megaspores. In flowering ucts constant, there is a decline in the mar-
plants, this is known as the ovule. ginal utility that person derives from con-
127. The Daranghati Sanctuary is located in suming each additional unit of that prod-
Shimla District, Himachal Pradesh, uct.
India. It has undisturbed forest areas. 147. Rajatarangini ("The River of Kings") is a
Monal, Tragopan, Koklas and Kalij are metrical legendary and historical chronicle
the pheasants found here. Some of the of the north-western Indian subcontinent,
common animals found here are Musk particularly the kings of Kashmir. It was
deer, Goral and Thar. Forest staff posted written in Sanskrit by Kashmiri Brahman
at Dofda and Sarahan is there for advice Kalhana in 12th century CE. The work
and guidance. consists of 7826 verses, which are divided
128. The Chernobyl disaster (also referred to as into eight books called Taranga's
the Chernobyl accident or simply ("waves"). The Rajatarangini provides
the earliest source on Kashmir that can be
Chernobyl) was a catastrophic nuclear
labelled as a "historical" text on this
accident that occurred on 26th April 1986
region. Although inaccurate in its chronol-
at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in
the town of Pripyat, in Ukraine (then offi- ogy, the book still provides an invaluable
cially the Ukrainian SSR), which was source of information about early Kashmir
under the direct jurisdiction of the central and its neighbours in the north western
authorities of the Soviet Union. An explo- parts of the Indian subcontinent, and
sion and fire released large quantities of has been widely referenced by later
radioactive particles into the atmosphere, historians and ethnographers.
which spread over much of the western 148. Eutrophication is the ecosystem's
USSR and Europe. response to the addition of artificial or
134. Transpiration is the process by which natural nutrients, mainly phosphates,
through detergents, fertilizers, or
moisture is carried through plants from
roots to small pores on the underside sewage, to an aquatic system.
of leaves, where it changes to vapour and
is released to the atmosphere. (-RACE n --C- -E-- --- -
Transpiration is essentially evaporation vo-v-Eo --C-)
of water from plant leaves.
137. The SI derived unit of electric charge is the
coulomb (C). In electrical engineering, it
is also common to use the ampere-hour
(Ah), and, in chemistry, it is common to use
E--Jq j--
the elementary charge (e) as a unit.
The symbol Q often denotes charge.
E-Jq j-- vd vA--C-
141. The Global Automotive Research Center
(GARC) is situated in the SIPCOT
Industrial Growth Center at Orgadam
C d Kh ----C.
near Chennai in the close proximity of S: wjE x- - 1,
manufacturing facility of Indian and j> -1, j-->- Eq-2.
Global automotive giants. |, , -j Jh N-
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od). Note that DNA replication actually
takes place before mitosis.
143. 'Hickey's Bengal Gazette was an English
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Calcutta), India. It was the first major
newspaper in India, started in 1780. It was N---E d -- E--Jq
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State Bank of India

No. of Questions: 100 Maximum Marks: 100 Time: 1 hr.

Probationary Officers (Preliminary) - Model Paper

(-E-o- --@ -) 1) Only I is sufficient
2) Only II is sufficient
Directions (86-90): Study the following infor-
mation carefully and answer the questions
Directions (96-100): Study the following infor-
mation to answer the given questions:
3) Either I or II is sufficient given below: In a certain code,
74. Which of the following symbols should
replace the question mark in the given 4) Neither I nor II is sufficient A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are eight members 'always create new ideas' is written as 'ba ri
expression in order to make the expres- 5) Both I and II is sufficient of three different families, who belong to three sha gi',
sions 'A > D' as well as 'F C' definitely different cities, viz Kanpur, Kolkata and Delhi. 'ideas and new thoughts' is written as 'fa gi
79. On which day of the week did Poonam take
true? They go for boating in three different boats, viz ma ri',
leave from her office?
X, Y, and Z. Out of the eight members, four are 'create thoughts and insights' is written as
A>BCDE=F I. Poonam correctly remembers that she
females. Each member of a family is boating in
1) > 2) < 3) took leave before Friday but after Monday.
a different boat. Each boat carries at least one
'ma jo ba fa' and 'new and better solutions' is
4) = 5) Either = or II. Poonam's friend correctly remembers that written as 'ki ri to fa'
male and one female and each family has at
75. Read the following information carefully and Poonam took leave before Saturday but 96. What does 'fa' stand for?
least two members. A belongs to Delhi and he is
answer the question which follows: after Thursday. 1) thoughts 2) insights 3) new
boating in boat Z. D is wife of E and they are
If 'A B' means 'A is father of B'. Which of the following statements are suffi- 4) and 5) solutions
boating in boat X and Y respectively. H is son of
If 'A + B' means 'A is daughter of B'. cient to answer the above question ? B, who is wife of G and they belong to Kolkata. 97. 'fa lo ba' could be a code for which of the
1) Only I is sufficient following?
If 'A B' means 'A is son of B'. C is daughter of F, who is wife of A. C is boating
2) Only II is sufficient 1) thoughts and action
If 'A B' means 'A is sister of B'. in boat Y. G is not boating with F.
3) Either I or II is sufficient 86. Which of the following groups belongs to 2) create and innovate
What will come in the place of the question
mark, to establish that P is the son-in-law of 4) Neither I nor II is sufficient Kanpur? 3) ideas and thoughts
S in the expression: 5) Both I and II is sufficient 1) G, B, H 2) D, E 3) B, H 4) create new solutions
'P Q + R T ? S' 80. How many brothers does Aarti have (Aarti is 4) C, A, F 5) None of these 5) always better ideas
1) + 2) 3) a girl)? 87. Which of the following groups boats in boat 98. What is the code for 'new'?
4) 5) Either + or I. Aarti has only one younger brother. X? 1) ki 2) ri 3) to 4) fa 5) ba
Directions (76-80): Each of the questions II. Aarti's father has only one son. 1) A, B 2) H, F, E 99. Which of the following may represent
below consists of a question and three state- Which of the following statements are suffi- 3) F, D, G 4) Can't be determined 'insights always better'?
ments numbered I, II and III given below it. cient to answer the above question ? 5) None of these 1) jo ki to 2) ki to ri 3) sha jo ri
You have to decide whether the data provid- 1) Only I is sufficient 88. C belongs to which of the following cities? 4) to sha jo 5) sha to ba
ed in the statements are sufficient to answer 2) Only II is sufficient 1) Either Kolkata or Kanpur 100. What is the code for 'thoughts'?
the questions and then mark the appropriate 2) Either Delhi or Kanpur 1) ma 2) fa 3) ba
3) Either I or II is sufficient
option as answer. 4) jo 5) Either jo or fa
4) Neither I nor II is sufficient 3) Delhi 4) Kanpur
76. Amongst U, V, W, X, Y and Z, who earns
5) Both I and II is sufficient 5) Can't be determined
highest salary? Key
Directions (81-85): Study the following infor- 89. Which of the following statements is true?
I. Y earns more than Z but less than at least 46-4 57-2 68-5 79-2 90-3
two persons. mation and answer the questions given 1) D belongs to Kolkata.
below: 2) G is boating in boat Y. 47-2 58-4 69-5 80-2 91-2
II. X earns more than Y but less than U, who
is not highest earner. Eight persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W from 3) F belong to Kanpur. 48-1 59-3 70-3 81-4 92-1
two families are taking breakfast around a 4) H is boating in boat Z 49-2 60-5 71-3 82-3 93-5
III. V earns more than Y but less than W.
round table. Three members are from one fam- 5) None of these
Which of the following statements are suffi- 50-1 61-5 72-5 83-2 94-2
ily and five belong to other family. Four of them
cient to answer the above question? 90. Which of the following Combinations is true? 51-3 62-5 73-4 84-4 95-4
are male members. T, a male member is sitting
1) I and II together are sufficient 1) G (Male)- Kolkata - X 52-2 63-1 74-4 85-5 96-4
second to right of V, a female member. In all
2) II and III together are sufficient cases R has same position with respect to S, 2) H (Female)- Kanpur - X
53-2 64-2 75-5 86-2 97-2
3) I and III together are sufficient who is second to left of Q, a female member. S 3) F (Female)- Delhi - X
54-4 65-2 76-4 87-5 98-2
4) All statements together are sufficient is wife of W and is sitting adjacent to her hus- 4) All are true 5) None of these
55-4 66-5 77-5 88-3 99-4
5) Even all statements together are not suffi- band. U is sister of W and is not sitting exactly Directions (91-95): In each of the following
cient between V and T. Q is immediate left of V. W is questions, relationship between different ele- 56-1 67-5 78-4 89-2 100-1
77. Are all the five friends P, Q, R, S, and T, who sitting immediate right of P. ments is shown in the statements. The state-
are sitting around a circular table, facing the 81. Which of the given statement is wrong? ments are followed by two Conclusions num-
centre? 1) U is immediate right of S bered I and II. Study the Conclusions based Explanations
I. S sits second to the left of Q, who is imme- 2) T is immediate left of P on the given statements and select the appro- 1. An adjective qualifies a noun. Hence, most
diate to the left of P. T is immediate left of 3) Q is sitting between U and V priate answer: forceful leaders .... should be used here.
R, who faces centre. Q faces to the cen- 4) R is second to left of W Give answer (1) if only Conclusion I is true. 2. As the structure of the sentence suggests,
tre. 5) V is second to right of U Give answer (2) if only Conclusion II is true gave a human face .... to should be used.
II. T sits second to the right of P, who is 82. Who is second to the left of P? Give answer (3) if either Conclusion I or The sentence shows past time.
immediate to the left of R. Q is not near to Conclusion II is true
1) Q 2) V 3) R 4) S 5) U 3. Here, Gerund i.e. to walk while working
T, who faces centre.
83. How many persons are sitting between P Give answer (4) if neither Conclusion I nor should be used.
III. R sits immediate to the left of T, who Conclusion II is true
and Q when we count anticlockwise? 4. As the structure of sentence suggests,
faces centre. P sits second to the right of
1) 2 2) 3 3) 4 4) None Give answer (5) if both the Conclusions I Past Perfect i.e. had helped him .... should
S but not near to R.
5) Can't be determined and II are true. be used.
Which of the following statements are suffi-
84. How many members are there in W's fami- (91-92): Statements: Y K < D = S; 5. Diverse (Adjective) = very different from
cient to answer the above question?
ly? D < V < O; each other. Diversify (Verb) = to develop a
1) Either I or II alone
1) 2 2) 3 3) 5 G D<Q wide range of products; branch out.
2) Either II or III alone
4) Cannot be determined 91. Conclusions: I. G > V II. Y < Q Hence, diversify assets .... should be used
3) Either I or III alone
5) None of these 92. Conclusions: I. K < O II. G = V here.
4) Any one of the statements
5) None of the statements
85. One out of five groups does not match on 93. Statements: D < L F = N; 6. Winds in specific months carry harmful
the basis of sitting arrangement. Find that L=A heavy metal particles from the dust heaps
78. How many marks did Raman score in
group- 5. Conclusions: I. N > D II. A F ac-cumulated in these mines
maths?
1) USQ 2) RVT 3) TRP (94-95): Statements: B > Z = R M < J H; 7. All (A), (B) and (C)
I. Raman has scored 65% marks overall.
II. The difference between Raman's marks in 4) WPS 5) None of these J > P; 8. Only (B) and (C)
maths and english is 12 marks. K<Z 9. Only (A) and (B).
Which of the following statements are suffi- Mail your feedback to.. 94. Conclusions: I. H < P II. B > M
cient to answer the above question? pratibhadesk@eenadu.net 95. Conclusions: I. K < J II. R H (N- -N---- - -@-x...)
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IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS:

Paper containing 180 objective type questions, from Biology, Physics and Chemistry.
Maximum time is 180 min., Maximum marks is 720.
Use Blue/ Black Ball Point Pen only to darken the appropriate circle. Answers marked with pencil would not be
evaluated. Each item carries 4 marks. For each correct response the candidate will get 4 marks.
For each incorrect response 1mark will be deducted from the total score.

NEET - 2017 Model Grand Test

10. Example for codominance is 1) Sludge, flocs - Sewage treatment 27. For most ecosystems ....... is the ultimate
BIOLOGY 1) ABO blood group 2) Emasculation, bagging - Artificial source of energy and energy is liberated in
1. Choose the correct match from the following 2) Flower colour in Snapdragon hybridization the form of ....... in an ecosystem
1) Housefly Class Diptera 3) Eye colour in Drosophila 3) Log phase, pH, temperature control - 1) Sunlight, heat 2) Heat, light
2) Leopard Class Carnivora 4) Seed coat pattern in pea Bioreactor 3) Plants, heat 4) Producers, consumers
3) Solanaceae Order Sapindales 11. Plant material used as inoculum during tis- 4) Clone, zygotic embryo - Genetic 28. Identify the correct match from the column,
sue culture is Engineering I, II and III and select the correct option.
4) Wheat Family Poaceae
1) Explant 2) Callus 22. Yellow mosaic virus resistance is observed
2. Gene regulation at transcription level and at Column-I Column-II Column-III
translation level is observed respectively in 3) Somatic embryos 4) Cybrid A) Mutant mung bean B) Hybrid bhendi
1) Lac operon and RNA interference 12. Choose the incorrectly matched from the C) Hybrid chilli variety A. Catkin i. Modified a. Neem
2) RNA interference and Lac operon following D) Potato somatic hybrid calyx
3) Mutation and Lac operon 1) Root propagation - Sweet potato 1) A, D only 2) A, B only B. Pinnately ii. Additional b. Mulberry
4) RNA interference and Mutation 2) Root pressure - Guttation 3) B, C only 4) A, B, C, D compound support
3. Match the following 3) Root modification - Potato 23. In the given figure of the lac operon, an leaf
4) Root anatomy - Exarch xylem operon for inducible enzymes, identify com-
I) Angiosperms A) Soil binders C. Pappus iii. Unisexual c. Maize
13. Microbe used in the production of bread ponents and enzymes
II) Mosses B) SCP flowers
III) Algae C) Naked ovules and beer is
1) Bacterium - Lactobacillus D. Stilt root iv. Rachis d. Sun
IV) Gymnosperms D) Double fertilisation
2) Fungus - Aspergillus flower
I II III IV I II III IV
1) A B C D 2) D C B A 3) Bacterium - Monascus
1) A-iii-b; B-iv-a; C-i-d; D-ii-c
3) D A B C 4) D B A C 4) Fungus - Yeast
2) A-i-b; B-ii-a; C-iii-d; D-iv-c
4. Stem tendrils, unisexual flower, dioecious 14. Chlorenchymatous epicarp, fibrous meso-
carp, stony endocarp with oily endosperm is 3) A-ii-a; B-iii-b; C-iv-c; D-i-d
condition, inferior ovary, parietal placentation,
seen in 4) A-iii-c; B-iv-d; C-i-b; D-ii-a
pepo fruit, bicollateral vascular bundles,
1) Pea 2) Tomato 3) Coconut 4) Maize X Y E1 E2 E3 29. Polysaccharides, nucleic
dichogamy. How many of the above charac-
15. In C4 plants, 3-PGA is produced in C3 cycle acids and proteins are
ters are observed in Cucurbita? 1. Repressor Inducer Permease Transac- b-
in bundle sheath cells, This 3- PGA is similar in that they are
1) 7 2) 6 3) 8 4) 5 protein (lactose) etylase Galact
1) Further reduced to PGAL in bundle 1) Synthesised from
5. Slime moulds and bread moulds in osidase
sheath cells by NADH2 monomers by hydrolysis
Whittaker's classification are found in these 2. Repressor Inducer b- Transac- Per-
2) Further reduced to PGAL by NADPH2 2) Synthesised from
kingdoms respectively
protein (lactose) Galacto- etylase mease monomers by dehydration
1) Fungi and Fungi 3) Used to produce oxaloacetic acid liberat-
sidase 3) Decomposed into sub-
2) Monera and Fungi ing CO2
3. Inducer Repressor b- Per- Transac- units by dehydration
3) Protista and Fungi 4) Used to produce pyruvic acid which is
changed to PEP (lactose) protein Galacto- mease etylase 4) All possess Nitrogen
4) Animalia and Plantae
16. Choose the incorrect match sidase 30. Which bonds are created
6. w = + p is applicable for during primary structure of
1) Partly turgid cell 2) Turgid cell 1) Polycistronic gene - Gene coding for 4. Repressor Inducer b- Per- Transac- protein and which main-
many introns and extrons protein (lactose) Galacto- mease etylase
3) Flaccid cell 4) All the above tain secondary structure of
2) Promoter site - Located upstream to sidase
7. Pick the incorrect match protein?
structural gene
1) Peptide and hydrogen
C3 C4 CAM 3) RNA polymerase - Capable of catalyzing 24. Pick the incorrect match. bonds
Plant Plant Plant only elongation of RNA 1) Biofortification - Breeding crops to 2) Hydrogen and peptide bonds
4) Permease enzyme - Coded by lac Y gene increase nutritional value
1. Place of Mesophyll Bundle Mesophyll 3) Peptide and glycosidic bonds
in Lac operon 2) Bioremediation - Microbial utility to reduce
starch cell sheath cell 4) Glycosidic and peptide bonds
17. Methylophilus methylotrophus is pollutants
synthesis cell 31. A series of enzymes catalysed reactions is
1) Citric acid producing bacterium 3) Biomagnification - Increased concentra-
in the form of X Y Z A. End product
2. Time of 2) Biofertiliser bacterium tion of substance at higher levels in food
"A" binds to the enzyme that convert X to Y
starch Day Day Day 3) Mycorrhizal fungus chain
at a position far away from active site. This
synthesis 4) SCP bacterium 4) Biopiracy - Property rights granted by the binding decreases the activity of enzyme.
3. Atmospheric Mesophyll Bundle Mesophyll 18. Scarification is a method of overcoming dor- state regarding production, processing of End product 'A' functions as
CO2 fixation cell sheath cell mancy in seeds which biological material
1) Co-enzyme 2) Competitive inhibitor
cell 1) Contain immature embryo 25. Fermentor differ from bioreactor in the fol-
3) Allosteric inhibitor 4) Substrate
lowing character
4. Kranz Absent Present Absent 2) Hard seed coat 32. How many carbon atoms are fed into citric
1) Utility of Synthesis of proteins needed for
Anatomy 3) Possess germination inhibiting substance acid cycle as a result of oxidation of one
plasmid replication
4) Contain fully formed but physiologically molecule of pyruvic acid?
2) Usage of large volumes of culture medi-
unripe embryo 1) 2 2) 4 3) 6 4) 8
8. Select the correct statement um
19. Choose the one which is not a physiological 33. Food NADH ETS Oxygen
1) Pyramid of energy is always inverted 3) Maintainance of anaerobic conditions
effect of auxins Electrons travel downhill in the above
2) An organism in ecosystem may not occupy 4) Culturing of genetically modified
1) Apical dominance sequence in a cell organelle namely
more than one trophic level simultaneously 26. Match the following :
2) Seed germination by amylase synthesis 1) Mitochondria 2) Lysosomes
3) Pyramid of biomass in pond ecosystem is Column - I Column - II
3) Prevent premature fruit fall 3) Chloroplast 4) 1 and 3
generally inverted
4) Induce parthenocarpy A) Archegonia inside ovule I) Funaria
4) Phosphorous cycle is an example of Key
20. Function of rop gene in PBR322 B) Archegonia on female II) Pteris
gaseous nutrient cycle
1) Synthesis of proteins needed for plasmid thallus 1-4 7-3 13-4 19-2 25-3 31-3
9. Physical association of genes on a chromo-
replication C) Archegonia on III) Marchantia 2-1 8-3 14-3 20-1 26-3 32-1
some is called
2) Initiator site for plasmid replication monoecious prothallus 3-3 9-1 15-2 21-4 27-1 33-1.
1) Linkage 2) Synapsis
3) Provides a phenotype used as selectable D) Archegonia on a leafy IV) Cycas 4-2 10-1 16-1 22-2 28-1
3) Alleles 4) Locus
marker gametophores 5-3 11-1 17-4 23-4 29-2
A B C D A B C D 6-4 12-3 18-2 24-4 30-1
Mail your feedback to.. 4) 1 and 3
21. Choose the incorrect match in relation to 1) I II III IV 2) II III I IV
pratibhadesk@eenadu.net the term and the process related to it 3) IV III II I 4) III IV I II (--N- -v-o- - -@-x...)
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Gandhi.

Vocabulary Assassination Victim (C-)

Assassin = One who murders another for political or
religious reasons (-, -- -JE u
).
2. Aversion = Strong dislike (N-K--i d).
Eg: I have an aversion for selfish and mean politi-
cians.
Aversion Love/ liking (vN-/ d--)
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3. Frugal = Thrifty (-j)
Eg: Wise people always lead frugal lives. O -v-o- --Lq- -*--...
Frugal Extravagant (--) -p- --Tx-, -v-A- -N-,
4. Sigh = To take in deep breath and let it out indicating --- u--, - --@ -t -,
1. Assassination = Murder for political or religious rea- you are disappointed or tired (E-- x F - x
sons (-/ ---- u ). F Ed-a/ Edp).
--- , -f ->-x.
Eg: Nathuram Vinayak Godse assassinated Mahatma Sigh Refreshed (h- ) Email your questions to: pratibhadesk@eenadu.net

Writer

- M. Suresan
Namesake -- -n --N-..?
- M. Shereen Imran, Kothagudem. - R. Radha, Visakhapatnam. - Raju Dasari, Ramagundam.
Q: Sir, please say the following sentences Q: Sir, kindly explain the Telugu meanings of Q: Sir, C u- - -- --
are correct or not? following words with examples. C---.
1. A vilification campaign is being carried 1. Condescending 2. Equivocate 1. The classical plays combined music
against me in order to tarnish my image. and dance. Tragedy was and is, still
3. Recondite 4. Entities
2. It is a consiparacy against me that was discouraged otherwise; the range of
5. Veneer
planned by my enemies in order to themes covered is wide.
malign my image. A: 1) Condescending = --JE -
\, - LN \-x 2. Our saints aspired to the realisation of
3. I keep telling them/ I go on telling them infinite.
. 4) Entities = - Go, yv E-
not to be negligent/ indifferent regard- 3. India is not a mere collection of sepa-
ing/ towards studies. Eg: He spoke to me in a condescending -. Eg: Though there is a central govern-
ment in India, each state government has its rate peoples, traditions and conven-
manner.
A: Sentences 1 and 2 are correct. own entity. tions. India is much more than this.
2) Equivocate = EEo -, N
3) I keep telling them/ I go on telling 5) Veneer: n: - o h- C The best proof lies in the fact that
Indian history has quickened into life.
them not to be negligent about studies
ly- pd p---.
/ indifferent towards studies. Eg: Her complaint is that her husband E E---/ L-- --E
4. The game, if it could be called a game,
always equivocates with her (Hides the xd * -\ Ej A--.
Q: v ,l F Eo Eg: The table had a veneer covering over was not elaborate.
truth).
N- xN - -C = Only for its plywood top. A:1) Y -x U, %u
3) Recondite = C L-E, -
namesake he is the head of their family, in
fact it is his wife who looks after every- nE. n: -- di-Eo F, d- NR-i N. --
p p vq--. -
thing - Is the above translation is correct? Eg: His explanation was recondite and I -E-Eo F p--d.
-xE --h- v ( jNu)
could not understand anything of what Eg: He is bad, but he hides it under a
A: He is just the head of the family only in \- N.
he said. veneer of politeness.
name, but it is his wife who takes care of 2) -Eo (jEo)
everything. Namesake = A person having ---- l-.
the same name as another person.
Q: *op * lazy = She has
been lazy since her childhood - Is this
She is a feisty young girl.. 3) -- NN v, v-, -
--B Nt-R . --
\. DE h--i V
correct? Jv j-u----.
- R. Krishna, Vizag. Eg: She is a feisty young girl.
A: She has been like that since her child- 4) v, Eo v -L N--
hood - just lazy. 2) Paraphrasing = n ---E d o
Q: = The curry doesn't fit
' NEo v-, - p.
-iC .
Eg: The teacher paraphrased the difficult - P. Srinath, Thimmana Cheruvu.
my health - Is this correct?
poem for us.
A: The curry doesn't suit me/ my health. - Q: Sir, anough, enough u N-J---
This is better than, 'The curry doesn't fit 3) Presuppose = j V---- C E- .
me'. ' another meaning, 'don't E t. A: 'Anough' is the old form of 'enough' =
like'. So you can say, 'I don't like that Eg: He presupposes that everyone of his sufficient. 'Anough' is no longer in use.
curry'. friends is bad.
Q: Aught, ought u - N-J---.
4) Persona = J E-i y--E Go j
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Q: Sir, kindly explain the Telugu meanings of E J ~-. this man?' = Do you know anything about
Q: Sir, 'E- v - "Slow following words with examples. Eg: His public persona (the way he appears this man? 'Aught' is an outdated word,
and steady wins the race" E C, 1. Feisty 2. Paraphrasing in public) of being bold hides his real and not much used nowadays.
win E L, N-J---. 3. Presuppose 4. Persona character of being shy and timid.
Ought = must. The difference is, 'ought'
A: In the proverb, 'slow and steady' means, 5. Skin-deep 5) Skin-deep = j j- --v-. says something that you must do as a
a person who is slow and steady. So the 1) Feisty = -, * , d Eg- Eg: Politicians' interest in people is skin moral duty, whereas 'must' conveys some-
verb is singular. . deep. thing that you have to do to carry out an
Q: Sir, please translate the following sen- order, something you have to do as a duty
tences into English. - G. Hariswar, Patha Cheruvu. A: 1) NE---- Eo ---J-- or a necessity.
1. x D d ox. Q: Sir, please translate the following sen- u-- NE---- v- Eg: You ought to take care of your parents in
2. d . tences into Telugu. C O. their old age (It is your moral responsi-
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proverbs. Only literal translation is pos- design. - ~-- O-- \ Q: Antonyms -Eo - ---.
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State Bank of India

No. of Questions: 100 Maximum Marks: 100 Time: 1 hr.

POs (Preliminary) - Model Paper Solutions

(-E-o- --@ -) 37. From (A) and (C) let speed of boat in still
water be x.
7
Females 960 = 420
16
% increase in saw timber
19 10
6 6 = 100 = 90%
10. As India is committing the same mistakes Number of commuters travelling on route E = 10
+ =4
committed by other developed nations 2+x x2 10 & % increase in logs
= 4000 = 400
when it comes to gold mining 6 (x 2) + 6 (x + 20) = 4 (x2 4) 100 20 15
11. As excavation of gold releases the highest x = 1, 4 (Negative value) 2 = 100 = 33.33%
Males 400 = 160 15
amount of pollutants into the air as com- From (A) and (B) let time taken to go 5
pared to any other metal Thus maximum % increase over the period
upstream be y hour, (y 2) + y = 4 implies y Females 400 - 160 = 240 is shown by plywood.
12. The meaning of the word Decimate (Verb) = 3 hours. Required difference

( ) ( )
as used in the passage is : to kill large num- 53. Difference is least in year 1990.
6
+
6 = (540 + 160) (420 + 240) 54. Difference is maximum for year 1992.
ber of animals etc. in a particular area; to
1 2 = 700 660 = 40
severely damage something or make some- Speed in still water = 55. Ratio of volumes of plywood, saw timber
2 43. Percentage of commuters travelling on
thing weaker. and logs = 4 : 3 : 3.
= 4 kmph route C = 24%
13. The meaning of the word Fashioned as ... 100% = 360 So, Average realization per metre3 of sales
From (B) and (C),
used in the passage is : stylized as.
3+1 360 [
(4 5.26) + (3 14.28) + (3 20) ]
14. The meaning of the word Cease (Verb) as Speed in still water = 2 = 4 kmph 1% = =
used in the passage is : to stop happening 31 100 4+3+3
or existing; to stop; to end. 38. From statements (A) and (C), X alone 360 24 = Rs. 12.4 13 (aprox.)
24% = = 86.4
Hence, the words ceased and started are 5 100 (216)1/3 39
can do the work in 6 days = 10 days 61. ? =
antonymous. 3 44. Percentage of commuters on routes D and 11 8
15. The meaning of the word Inevitably E = (16 + 10)% = 26%
3 15
(Adverb) as used in the passage is : as is Y alone can do the work in 10 days
2 Percentage of commuters on route B = 18% (63)1/3 39
certain to happen; as you would expect. Its 26 18 ?=
antonym is unexpectedly.
26. Here, the subject of there is too much hype
= 15 days
Z alone can do the work in 30 days.
400 4
(
Required percent = 100
18 ) 11

15

8

which is un-countable noun. Hence, Hence, all three together can do the work in = = 44 % 6 15 39
Singular Verb i.e. is too much hype around 5 days. 9 9 ?=

45. Number of female commuters on route D 11 8

(about) size zero -should be used. From statement (B) alone,
90 39 720 429
27. The antecedent of that is in plural number. Z works for 5 days and the remaining work is 16 3
= 4000 = 240 ?= =
done by X and Y together. 100 8 11 8 8
Hence, that win her friends - should be 291
used. Hence, all three together can do the work in Number of male commuters on route F =
5 days. Hence B alone or A and C together 12 2 88
28. Here, Past Simple i.e. Even though the
= 4000 = 320 62. 1789 + 536 ? = 851 + 419
exchange attracted - should be used as the is sufficient. 100 3
240
events show past time. 780
40. A Cost of fencing a metre = = Rs.6 Required percent = 100 = 75% 2325 ? = 1270
320
29. Here, Present Simple i.e. and in the next 120 ? = 2325 1270 = 1055
B Let 'r' be the radius of circle, then 46. Region-wise breakup is not available.
quarter we expect should be used as future
time is involved. r2 = 616 r = 6 Hence question cannot be answered. 91 1024
63. = 208
30. An Adjective adds to the meaning of Noun. Therefore circumference of the circle = 88 m 47. % increase in total number of households ?
Hence, its leading bowlers not playing
for the northern region for upper middle 91 32 = 208 ?
should - be used. 784 income category = 200% 91 32
31. The pattern of the number series is:
C Radius of the circular plot = = 14 m
2 48. Average income of high income group in ? = = 14
208
958 833 = 125 So, either by combining A and B or A and C 1987-88 = 75,000.
6 18
833 733 = 100
733 658 = 75
the cost of fencing the circular plot can be cal-
culated, which is equal to Rs. 88 6 = Rs. 528.
49. Current ratio of total income

=
5000 75000
= = 0.75
3
64. (
36 729 ) 3? = 1

658 608 = 50 41. Number of commuters travelling on route A 10000 50000 4

1
? = 608 25 = 583 4000 20 Total income for high income category in 3? = 1
= = 800 1994 95 243
32. The pattern of the number series is: 100
= 17357 75000 1.9 35 3? = 1
11 1 1 = 10 3
Males 800 = 300 And total income for high income = 2476 35 = 3? ? = 5
10 2 2 =18 8
million
18 3 3 = 51 5
Females 800 = 500 Category = 31125 1.6 50000 3600 225
65. ? =
51 4 4 = 200 8 15
= 2410 million
200 5 5 = 995 Number of commuters travelling on route F 60 15 45
Ratio of total income for these two = = = 3
33. The pattern of the number series is: 12
= 4000 = 480 2476 15 15
25 2 2 = 50 2 = 48 100 =
2410 66.
48 2 2 = 96 2 = 94 2
Males 480 = 320 1.02 0.75
94 2 2 = 188 2 = 186 3 % increase in ratio = = 1.02 Tumblers Plates Spoons
186 2 2 = 372 2 = 370 0.75
Females 480 320 = 160 = 36%
370 2 2 = 740 2 = 738 Required ratio Bottles
34. The pattern of the number series is: 20 20 50. Average income for the northern region
14 + 10 =24 = (300 + 320) : (500 + 160) 518.75
100 100 = = 37727
24 + 19 (= 10 + 9) = 43 13750
= 620 : 660 = 31 : 33
43 + 28 (= 19 + 9) = 71 51. From graph-
42. Number of commuters travelling on route C 67.
71 + 37 (= 28 + 9) = 108 It is clear that maximum increase is regis-
24 Essay Speeches Translation
108 + 46 (= 37 + 9) = 154 = 4000 = 960 tered in plywood from 1991 to 1992 and is
35. The pattern of the number series is : 100 equal to
144 + 29 = 173 9 6 4
Males 960 = 540 = 100 = 50%
173 33 = 140 16 4
Review
140 + 29 = 169 52. % increase in plywood
169 33 = 136 Mail your feedback to.. 73
= 100 = 133.33%
136 + 29 = 165 pratibhadesk@eenadu.net 3 (N- -N---- - -@-x...)
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take practice tests within the suitable time limit. Also, make it a rule to prepare notes and
mark the important topics which carry more weightage in the exam. Set easy goals, divide
your syllabus into parts and make it an aim to finish off a topic in a time slot allotted to it.
Plan for the upcoming week and the topics you need to cover in them.

NEET - 2017 Model Grand Test

(-E-o- --)
46. Which of the following is a correct combina- 54. Which one of the following gives the correct 63. Which of the following pairs of hormones
tion of biodiversity conservation methods? description of a health disorder? are antagonistic to each other?
34. A cell containing 92 chromatids at 1) Jaundice - Deposition of bile 1) Epinephrine and norepinephrine
In Situ Ex Situ
metaphase of mitosis would at its comple- salts in skin and eyes 2) Triiodothyronine and tetraiodothyronine
Conservation Conservation
tion produce two nuclei each containing 2) Tetany - Autoimmune 3) Relaxin and inhibin
1) Botanical garden Aquarium
.......... chromosomes disorder affecting 4) Thyrocalcitonin and parathormone
1) 12 2) 92 3) 46 4) 23 2) Cryopreservation Tissue culture neuromuscular junction 64. Both greenhouse effect and ozone deple-
35. A cell divided and produced two daughter 3) Sacred grooves Sanctuaries 3) Heart failure - Sudden stoppage of tion are caused by
cells that are genetically different. Then that heartbeat 1) CFCs 2) CO2 3) SO2 4) CO
4) National park Zoological park
cell participated in 4) Emphysema - Damaged 65. 'Lubb' sound coincides with which compo-
1) Meiosis-I 2) Meiosis-II 47. Given below is a representation of digestion alveolar walls nent of ECG?
3) Mitosis 4) All the above of disaccharides in the human intestine. 55. 'Minipill' used as oral contraceptive contains 1) P wave 2) QRS complex
36. During DNA replication, polymerization of 1) Oestrogens 2) Progestin 3) T wave 4) P-R interval
sucrose maltose lactose
nucleotides on the 51 31 template is in 3) Oestrogens and progestin 66. The biotic potential of a population is dis-
played during the ..... phase of a logistic
<

<
<
<

<
....... direction 4) Mifepristone
A B C growth curve.
1) 51 to 31 2) 31 to 51 56. Which of the following is not true about
Which one of the following options correctly depolarisation of axonal membrane? 1) Asymptote 2) Deceleration
3) 31 to 51 upto replication fork and 51 to 31
represents two of the three blanks (A, B and 1) Depolarisation occurs due to rapid influx 3) Lag 4) Acceleration
4) None
37. Aestivation of petals in the flower of cotton C)? of Na+ 67. Heroin is obtained by
1) B: Fructose, C: Galactose 2) The polarity of the membrane at the site 1) Drying the leaves of Erythroxylum coca
is correctly shown in
2) A: Glucose, B: Fructose of depolarisation is reversed 2) Crushing the seeds of Claviceps purpurea
3) A: Fructose, C: Galactose 3) The outer surface of the membrane 3) Acetylation of morphine
4) B: Galactose, C: Glucose becomes negatively charged 4) Rubbing the flower buds of Cannabis
48. An important indicator of progression of HIV 4) The membrane is more permeable to K+ sativa in the palm
infection is and nearly impermeable to Na+ 68. The main cause of extinction of passenger
57. The following are the two statements about pigeon is
1) Rise in number of killer T cells
inbreeding: 1) Alien species invasion
2) Rise in antibody titre
(a) Inbreeding exposes harmful recessive 2) Overexploitation
3) Fall in number of macrophages
genes as it increases heterozygosity. 3) Co-extinction
4) Fall in number of helper T cells
38. Which one of the following is a secondary (b) Continued inbreeding, especially close 4) Environmental pollution
49. White muscle fibres are characterised by
parenchymatous tissue? inbreeding, usually reduces fertility. 69. Which of the following is an example of con-
1) High myoglobin content
1) Wood 2) Phellogen Of the above statements, which one of the vergent evolution?
2) Oxidative phosphorylation for ATP gener-
3) Phelloderm 4) Bast following options is correct? 1) Thorns of Bougainvillea and tendrils of
ation
1) (a) is correct but (b) is false Cucurbita
39. The effect of this is obligatory to all flower- 3) Large amounts of glycogen
2) (b) is correct but (a) is false 2) Forelimbs of whales, bats and cheetah
ing plants 4) Numerous mitochondria
3) Both (a) and (b) are correct 3) Sweet potato and potato
1) Photoperiodism 2) Vernalisation 50. A normal man marries a normal woman
4) Both (a) and (b) are false 4) Beak form in Darwin's finches
3) Plant growth regulators whose father is haemophilic. What is the
probability that their daughter is 58. The process of sperm capacitation occurs 70. Which of the following procedures would be
4) Cross pollination
haemophilic? mostly in the the second after you rearrange them in
40. The ratio of male and female gametes pro- sequence as per DNA fingerprinting proto-
duced from their respective gametophytes 1) 0 2) 0.25 3) 0.5 4) 0.75 1) Seminiferous tubules 2) Epididymis
col?
in angiosperms is 51. Adenosine deaminase deficiency causes 3) Seminal vesicle 4) Fallopian tube
1) Autoradiography 2) Hybridisation
1) 8 : 1 2) 1 : 2 3) 2 : 1 4) 1 : 8 1) Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome 59. Choose the correctly matched pair.
3) Electrophoresis 4) Blotting
41. A 3+3 and A 2+4 are present in flowers of two 2) Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 1) Tendon - Orientation of fibres shows
71. Pituitary gland synthesizes all of the follow-
families respectively 3) Immune Complex Mediated irregular pattern ing hormones except
Hypersensitivity 2) Compound epithelium - Lining of body
1) Liliaceae and Solanaceae 1) ADH 2) PRL 3) TSH 4) ACTH
4) Severe Combined Immunodeficiency cavities
2) Brassicaceae and Liliaceae 72. Long term high altitude residents exhibit all
52. Amensalism is an association between two 3) Cardiac muscle - Communication of the following adaptations except
3) Liliaceae and Brassicaceae
species where junctions allow the
4) Solanaceae and Liliaceae 1) Decreased blood plasma volume
1) One species is harmed and other is ben- cells to contract as a unit
42. Gametophytes are highly reduced and par- 2) Increased oxygen-binding capacity of
efitted
asitic in 4) Cartilage - Solid and non-pliable haemoglobin
2) One species is benefitted and other is
1) Bryophytes 2) Pteridophytes intercellular material 3) Increased RBC count
unaffected
3) Angiosperms 4) 1 and 2 60. Which of the following gives the correct 4) Increased 2, 3 BPG concentration in RBC
3) One species is harmed and other is unaf-
action of a birth control method? 73. Which of the following has the largest cra-
43. All are roots with symbiotic association fected
1) Vasectomy - Prevents spermatogenesis nial capacity?
except 4) Both the species are harmed
but not fertilization 1) Neanderthal man 2) Java man
1) Mycorrhizal roots 2) Coralloid roots 53. Match the items in column I with those in
column II and choose the correct option 2) Spermicides - Prevent implantation but 3) Heidelberg Man 4) Peking man
3) Nodular roots 4) Haustorial roots
from the codes given below: not conception
44. Simple tissue exclusive of dicots and
Column I Column II 3) Cervical caps - Prevent conception
always subepidermal in position is Key
(a) Catalytic (i) Hospital but not ovulation
1) Phloem parenchyma 2) Collenchyma 34-3 42-3 50-1 58-4 66-4
converter waste 4) Oral - Prevent pregnancy
3) Fibers 4) Sclereids 35-1 43-4 51-4 59-3 67-3
(b) Muffler (ii) SO2 contraceptives but not ovulation
45. Different types of aquatic plants growing in 36-1 44-2 52-3 60-3 68-2
(c) Incinerator (iii) Noise 61. The biological product of transgenic animal
a pond represent used to treat emphysema is 37-2 45-2 53-4 61-2 69-3
(d) Scrubber (iv) CO
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(a) (b) (c) (d)
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1) (iii) (iv) (i) (ii)
62. Which of the following is an edible fresh- 40-3 48-4 56-4 64-1 72-2
2) (iv) (iii) (ii) (i)
Mail your feedback to.. water fish? 41-3 49-3 57-2 65-2 73-1
3) (iv) (i) (iii) (ii)
1) Carp 2) Sardine
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Government of India had a proposal to set up Comprehensive

Integrated Border Management System (CIBMS) for 24 X 7 sur-
veillance along with India-Pakistan International Borders to pre-
vent cross-border terrorism.
National Safety Week held between 4th March 2017 to 10th
March 2017
Keep Each Other Safe is the theme of the 46th National Safety
1. Who took oath as the new Chief Minister of
Week.
Punjab on 16th March 2017?
1) N. Biren Singh 2) Trivendra Singh

'My Story' is an autobiography of...

3) Amarinder Singh 4) Raman Singh
5) Virbhadra Singh
2. On 18th March 2017, Punjab provided how
much percent of reservation to women in all
government jobs including in contractual
jobs? Peaceful, Stable and Prosperous Oceans power to negate any resolution passed by
1) 27% 2) 49% 3) 25% 4) 50% 5) 33% 5) Strengthening Maritime Cooperation for a Summit - Writer
3. Punjab and which state signed for the com- Peaceful, Stable and Prosperous Indian 4) G-20 chair supported in this by the 'troika',
pletion of the Shahpur Kandi Dam project on Ocean made up of the current, immediate past
- A. Veeraswamy
3rd March 2017? 12. How many nations have membership in and future host countries Subject Expert
1) Jammu and Kashmir 2) Haryana IORA? 5) All of the above are correct
3) Delhi 4) UP 5) A Long Innings - Vijay Hazare
1) 5 2) 19 3) 21 4) 193 5) 180 21. Provide strategic priority for growth, finan-
5) Himachal Pradesh 31. The Autobiographies of different Sports
13. Where is the head quarters of IORA (Indian cial rebalancing and emerging economies,
Players given. The wrong combination is...
4. On 10th March 2017, which university Ocean Rim Association)? investment and infrastructure, employment
declared it has developed the country's first and labour mobility is the agenda of.... 1) Ace Against Odds - Sania Mirza
1) New Delhi, India
genetically-modified varieties of cotton - the 1) G-20 2) G-8 3) G-7 2) The Race of My Life - Milka Singh
2) Canberra, Australia
seeds of which could be reused by farmers 4) APEC 5) ASEAN 3) Plying to Win - Saina Nehwal
3) Ebene cyber city, Mauritius
with no commercial restrictions? 22. The present leaders of G-20 given. The 4) A Shot at History - Abhinav Bhindra
4) Nairobi, Kenya
1) Acharya N.G. Ranga Agriculture wrong combination is ...... 5) Unbreakable - Virender Sehwag
5) Victoria, Seychelles
University, Andhra Pradesh 1) Donald Trump - President of USA 32. Who has been nominated as the next
14. Present Secretary General of IORA is...
2) Professor Jayashankar Telangana State 2) Mauricio Macri - President of Argentina Chairman of the Public's Account
1) K.V.Bhagirath 2) Antonio Gutters
Agricultural University, Telangana 3) Malcom Turnbull - Prime Minister of Committee (PAC) of Parliament effective
3) Jim-Yong-Kim 4) Arjun Bhadaur Thapa from 1 May 2017?
3) Govind Ballabh Pant University Of Australia
Agriculture & Technology, Uttarakhand 5) Antonio Coasta 1) Rahul Gandhi
4) Justin Trudeue - Prime Minister of Canada
4) Chaudary Charan Singh Agriculture 15. G-20 finance ministers and central bank 2) K V P Ramachandar Rao
governors meet held on 17-18 March 2017 5) Recep Tayyip Erdogan - President of Brazil
University, Haryana 23. Union Cabinet approved signing MoU with 3) Mallikarjun Kharge 4) G.Singvi
at Baden-Baden in .....
5) Punjab Agricultural University, Punjab which organization on 5 March 2017 for 5) K.Keshav Rao
1) USA 2) Germany 3) UK
5. Punjab prohibited the manufacture, storage, strengthening gender equality in India? 33. Indian-American was appointed as the new
sale or distribution of food products contain- 4) Italy 5) Japan
1) United Nations Entity of Gender Equality administrator of the Centers of Medicare
ing tobacco or nicotine like gutkha and pan 16. Focus of the G-20 finance ministers and and Medicaid Services by the US Senate on
and the Empowerment of Women (UN-
masala in the state for one year on 22nd Feb central bank governors meet at Baden- 15 March 2017. He/ she is .....
Women)
2017. Who is the Governor of Punjab? Baden is on strengthening economic
2) The American Association of University 1) Kamala Harris 2) Nickey Haely
1) V.P. Singh Badnore resilience in finance, digitalization and pro-
Women (TAUW) 3) Pramila Jayapal 4) Seema Verma
mote investment in.....
2) Kaptan Singh Solanki 3) Kalyan Singh 3) The Association of Women's Rights in 5) Navtej Sarna
1) Africa 2) South America
4) Krishna Kanth Paul Development (AWID) 34. Which cyclone hit the northeast of the
3) Australia 4) Asia 5) Europe
5) Kesari Nath Tripathi 4) National Organization for Women (NOW) Madagascar recently?
17. Which country will host the G-20 Heads of
6. Best Actress award in the 62nd Film fare 5) Ronald Regan Woman Foundation 1) Vardah 2) Kyant 3) Enawo
State Summit on 7-8 July 2017 at
awards clinched by..... (RRWF) 4) Hud Hud 5) Muifa
Hamburg?
1) Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in Sarbjit 24. United Nations Entity for Gender Equality 35. China surpassed which nation to become
1) France 2) Canada 3) Germany
2) Alia Bhatt in Udta Punjab and the Empowerment of Women (UN the world's largest producer of solar ener-
4) India 5) Russia
3) Anushka Sharma in Ae Dil Hai Mushkil Women), is a United Nations entity working gy?
18. The facts relating G-20 are given. Pick the for the empowerment of women. UN
4) Sonam Kapoor in Neerja 1) USA 2) France 3) Germany
wrong option. Women founded by General Assembly in....
5) Vidya Balan in Kahani 2 4) UK 5) Australia
1) G-20 is the perfect combination of devel- 1) 2010 2) 2016 3) 2012
7. Which of the following dances is very famous 36. Which nation successfully conducted the
oped and developing nations 4) 2015 5) 2000
in Punjab? flight test of the new ballistic missile DF-5C,
2) Formed in 1999 25. Headquarters of UN Women located at... which can carry up to 10 nuclear warheads?
1) Garba 2) Batukamma
3) First Heads of State Summit held in 2008 1) Vienna 2) Rome 3) New York 1) USA 2) UK 3) China
3) Bhangra 4) Yaksha ganam
in Washington DC
5) Tamasha 4) Geneva 5) Washington D C 4) France 5) Israel
4) G-20 headed by nation on chair rotation
8. Shaheed Bhagat Singh Stadium or Nehru 26. Who is the head of the UN Women? 37. Which nation successfully test fired its sec-
5) All of above correct ond ballistic missile Hormuz-2 on 9th March
Park is a multi-purpose stadium in Ferozpur 1) Nicky Haely 2) Indra Nooyi
19. Which of the following statements are 2017?
located in which state? 3) Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka
wrong? 1) Pakistan 2) India 3) Iran
1) Haryana 2) Uttar Pradesh 4) Margaret Chan 5) Irina Bokovo
1) Hans Eichel considered to be one of the 4) Iraq 5) Israel
3) Jammu and Kashmir 4) Punjab 27. Which Indian Woman working as Deputy
founders of the G-20, was the ex-Finance
5) Rajasthan Executive Director of UN Women? 38. Ukraine's self-proclaimed Luhansk People's
minister of Germany
9. Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA) 1) Nirupama Rao 2) Sushma Swaraj Republic, a state in eastern Ukraine
2) Paul Martin, the ex prime minister of declared which nation's currency as its cur-
Summit 2017 held at ....... on 5-7 March 3) Lakshmi Puri 4) Navaneetham Pillai
Canada was another founder of G-20 rency?
2017. 5) Laxmi Swaminathan
3) The members in G-20 automatically 1) Ruble of Russia 2) Dollar of USA
1) Dhaka 2) Mumbai 3) Dubai 28. What is the rank of India among 193 UN
become the members in NPT (Non- 3) Rupee of India 4) Sterling Pound of UK
4) Jakarta 5) Doha Proliferation Treaty) member nations in terms of representation
10. Who attended IORA summit 2017 from of women in government and parliament, as 5) Yen of Japan
4) Promoting the high-level discussion of
India? per 'Women in Politics 2017 Map' released
policy issues pertaining to the promotion
1) Narendra Modi 2) Pranab Mukharjee on 16 March 2017?
of international financial stability, and Key
3) Hamid Ansari 4) Arun Jaitely seeks to address issues that go beyond 1) 154 2) 125 3) 148
5) Mallikarjun Kharge the responsibilities is the aim of G-20 4) 99 5) 102 1-3 9-4 17-3 25-3 33-4
29. 'My Story' is an autobiography of which 2-5 10-3 18-5 26-3 34-3
11. Theme of IORA summit 2017 is.... 5) All of the above statements correct
cricket player? 3-1 11-5 19-3 27-3 35-3
1) Strengthening Maritime Cooperation for a 20. Which of the following statements is wrong
1) Sachin Tendulkar 2) Brett Lee 4-5 12-3 20-3 28-3 36-3
non-nuclear, Stable and Prosperous relating to G-20? 5-1 13-3 21-1 29-3 37-3
Indian Ocean 1) G-20 Presidency rotates annually accord- 3) Michael Clarke 4) Ben Stokes
6-2 14-1 22-5 30-1 38-1.
2) Making Maritime Cooperation for a ing to a system that ensures a regional 5) R.Ashwin
7-3 15-2 23-1 31-5
Peaceful, Stable and Prosperous Indian balance over time. 30. Autobiographies of Famous Cricket Players 8-4 16-1 24-1 32-3
Ocean 2) G-20 Chair is responsible for bringing were given. The wrongly matched one is...
3) Strengthening Meantime Cooperation for together the G-20 agenda in consultation 1) Playing It My way - Virat Kohli
a Peaceful, Stable and maritime Indian with other members and in response to 2) Straight From the Heart - Kapil Dev Mail your feedback to..
Ocean developments in the global economy. 3) The Test of My life - Yuvraj Singh
4) Signing Maritime Cooperation for a
pratibhadesk@eenadu.net
3) Veto power given to five nations, allowing 4) Sunny Days - Sunil Gavaskar
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State Bank of India

No. of Questions: 100 Maximum Marks: 100 Time: 1 hr.

POs (Preliminary) - Model Paper Solutions

F C : True I. K < O : True
(-E-o- --@ -) 75. P Q means P is father of Q. II. G = V : Not True
Q + R means Q is daughter of R. 93. D < L = A F = N
68. Conclusions:
R T means R is sister of T.
I. N > D : True
It is clear that P is husband of R If we estab-
Navies Defences II. A F : True
lish that T is either son or daughter of S,
(94 - 95):
Armies Airforce then P would be the son-in-law of S.
B>Z=R M<JH
T + S means T is daughter of S.
J>P;K<Z
T S means T is son of S. P<JH
69. (Q.81-85): When we summarize all the infor- K<Z=RM<J
mation we get the following information: 94. Conclusions:
Person City Boat
Roots Stems Branches Trees I. H < P : Not True
U II. B > M : True
A(+) Delhi Z
Female 95. Conclusions:
70. Female S B() Kolkata Z I. K < J : Not True
Q Female II. R H : Not True
C() Delhi Y
Planets Satellites (96 100):
Stars Clouds
D() Kanpur X
V W
Female Male E(+) Kanpur Y
71. 12 + 21 = 33 [Rule (ii)]
33 6 = 27 [Rule (v)] F() Delhi X
R P
5 27 = 135 [Rule (i)]
Male Male G(+) Kolkata Y
135 88 = 47 [Rule (v)]
T
72. 9 6 = 3 [Rule (iii)] H(+) Kolkata X
Male
3 15 = 45 [Rule (i)]
(Q.86-90):
45 12 = 33 [Rule (v)] (91 - 92): 96. The code 'fa stands for 'and'
33 YK<D=S 97. fa and
= 3 [Rule (iv)] D <V < O lo may be code for innovate
11 D() E()
GD<Q ba create
73. 18 + 37 = 55 [Rule (ii)]
YK<D=S<V<O 98. The code for 'new' is 'ri'
55 YK<DG 99. insights jo
= 11 [Rule (iv)] A(+) F() G(+) B()
5 YK<D=S<Q Always sha
2 + 11 = 13 [Rule (ii)] GD<V<O better ki/ to
13 6 = 7 [Rule (v)] 91. Conclusions: 100. The code for 'thoughts' is 'ma'.
I. G > V : Not True
74. A > B C = D E = F II. Y < Q : True (j-----E -RACE n --C- -E--
Now, A > D : True C() 92. Conclusions:
H(+) --- -vo-v-Eo --C-)

--- -G-L--Fx -u..? \ x n 80 u C*C.

97, 99, x- 110, X
120, 122, -_En 141 u-
C-. Ml-- - E-C- -J-
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sq G ---- v E-C 2017 vGq x v> 22 u C*C.
v GL--Fx G 2017 -b-B C-q (International Day
u 49, j 79, ~--v 101 u-
sq vA Ja 20 v GL--Fx G F v-n- o. h G-
GL--Fx G- -- * C-.
of Happiness) -s 2017 Ja 20 u- - -E--C- - 6.993 u- \
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G- GL--Fx u 13 JT, EL-. G- * -\ v E-C (World Happiness 10 ----i --G-
2043 JC. 2016 GL--Fx u 1810. nx F (33 n), ~ t- Report) - 2017 v-J-*C.
OJ h 18 JT, 7.67 vL-x N-d (56 n), > v@ (72 n)
\---o. E-C-- 155 - -C-* -J u \ u
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7.314 8
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The best strategy to overcome your fear in some topics is to prepare them first before preparing
anything else. It might sound hard but this way you will feel more confident after the topic is done. Or
the second method is to divide your day in such a way that half of the time you study something which
you think is easier for you and the other half must be dedicated to rather tough topics. Always
remember that certain things only seem to be difficult because we do not dare. If you dare enough to
walk through your fears, you can achieve anything in your life.

NEET - 2017 Model Grand Test

PHYSICS
(-E-o- --)
A B 3) Total kinetic energy of system will
1) Scapula Humerus decrease
91. Object distance, u = (50.1 0.5) cm and
74. The factors favourable for the formation of 2) Coxal bone Femur 4) Total mechanical energy will remain con-
image distance. v = (20.1 0.2) cm then
oxyhaemoglobin are 3) Scapula Femur stant
focal length is
1) High pO2, low pCO2, greater H+ concen- 4) Coxal bone Humerus 97. F = a i + 3 j + 6 k and r = 2 i 6 j 12 k .
tration and lower temperature 82. When a photon of light strikes a rod cell in [
1
f
1
v
1
= + and u and v are +ve
u
] The value of 'a' for which the angular
momentum is conserved is
2) High pO2, low pCO2, lesser H+ concen- the retina,
1) (12.4 0.4) cm 2) (14.3 0.3) cm 1) 1 2) 0 3) 1 4) 2
tration and higher temperature 1) Retinal dissociates from opsin
3) (14.3 0.4) cm 4) (14.3 0.1) cm 98. The mass per unit length of a non uniform
3) High pO2, low pCO2, lower pH and lower 2) Trans-retinal isomerises to cis retinal
temperature 92. We can associate vectors with a
3) Retinal binds to opsin forming rhodopsin rod is given by = x2 where a is constant,
4) High pO2, low pCO2, lesser H+ concen- a) The length of wire bent into a loop L
4) Na+ influx into the rod cell occurs
tration and lower temperature b) A plane area L is length of the rod and x is distance of any
83. Which of the following characteristic fea-
75. In a female cockroach, sperms are stored in c) a sphere point from one end. The distance of the cen-
tures always holds true for the correspond-
1) Seminal vesicles 2) Spermathecae 1) Only a is true tre of mass of the rod from the same end is
ing group of animals?
2) Only b is true L 2L 3 3
3) Vagina 4) Colleterial glands 1) Marine habitat, Porifera 1) 2) 3) L 4) L
76. Which of the following is not useful in the 3) Both a and b are true 2 3 5 4
asymmetry
treatment of hypertension? 4) a, b and c are true 99. If A is a real velocity of a planet of mass M,
2) Organ-system
1) Antihistamine 2) Diuretics level, water Echinodermata 93. A bird flies for 4 s with a velocity of t 2 its angular momentum is .........
3) ACE inhibitor 4) Renin inhibitor vascular system ms1 in a straight line, where t is in second. M
1) 2) 2MA 3) A2M 4) MA
77. Which of the following characteristics is 3) Tracheae, The distance travelled by it is A
Arthropoda
shared by urochordates and cephalochor- Malpighian tubules 1) 4 m 2) 2 m 3) 6 m 4) 5 m 100. The length of a metallic wire is l1, when the
dates? 4) Flame cells, hooks Platyhelminthes 94. Two fixed frictional inclined planes making tension is T1 and is l2 when the tension is
1) Pharynx is perforated by gill-slits and suckers an angle 30 and 60 with the vertical are T2. The original length of the wire is
2) Notochord is persistent throughout life shown in the figure. Two blocks A and B are l1 + l2 l1T2 + l2T1
84. Human placenta produces placed on the two planes. What is the rela- 1) 2)
3) Nerve cord is ventral, solid, and double 2 T 1 + T2
1) Oxytocin 2) Relaxin tive vertical acceleration of A with respect to
4) Heart is dorsal and myogenic l1T2 l2T1
3) Prolactin 4) LH B?
78. Study the following graph representing
85. Recycling is a method for controlling
3)
T2 T1
4) T1T2l1l2
dynamics of haemopoiesis in embryonic
1) Solid waste 2) Nuclear waste
and foetal life and choose the option that 101. An ideal fluid flows steadily in a pipe of
correctly identifies the labels A, B, C and D. 3) Hospital waste 4) Toxic waste varying cross section. If velocity at a point-
86. During their early stages of development, where radius is 3 R is , then its velocity at
the embryos of fish, salamander, turtle, a point where radius is R will be
chick, and pig look very similar. This sug-

gests that they 1) 2) 3) 9 4) 3
1) Live in same type of evolution 3 9
1) 14.7 ms2 in vertical direction 102. A small drop of clean water is squeezed
2) Evolved from a common ancestor
2) 9.8 ms2 in vertical direction between two clean glass plates so that a
3) Have undergone parallel evolution
3) Zero thin layer of large area is formed.
4) Are no longer undergoing evolution
4) 4.9 ms2 in vertical direction Assuming the thickness of the layer as
87. Select the correct matching of the part of
95. A uniform rod of mass 15 kg and length 5 m 106 m, the area of it as 40 cm2. Surface
nephron with its function.
is held stationary with the help of a light tension of water as 7 102 N/m, the force
1) PCT - Reabsorption of H+
string as shown. Then tension in the string pushing the plates together is
2) DCT - Secretion of Urea
is 1) 460 N 2) 760 N 3) 1120 N 4) 560 N
A B C D 3) Collecting duct - Reabsorption of glucose
103. A cylindrical metal rod of length L0 is
1) spleen yolk sac liver bone 4) Loop of Henle - Maintenance of high
marrow shaped into a ring with a small gap as
osmolarity in medulla
shown. On heating the system,
2) spleen bone yolk sac liver 88. The following pedigree chart shows the
marrow inheritance of a genitally inherited disorder
3) yolk sac spleen liver bone in human beings. What is the most likely
marrow mode of inheritance of the disorder?
4) bone liver spleen yolk sac
marrow

79. In mammals, which blood vessel would nor-

1) 150 N 2) 225 N
mally carry large amounts of glucose?
3) 100 N 4) None of these
1) Hepatic portal vein 2) Hepatic vein
96.
3) Dorsal aorta
4) Inferior vena cava 1) x decreases, r and d increase
80. Mark the correct sequence of synthesis hor- 2) x and r increase, d decrease
mones in human being. 1) Autosomal dominant 3) x, r and d will increase
1) GnRH FSH Testosterone 2) Autosomal recessive 4) data insufficient to arrive at a conclusion
2) GnRH Progesterone LH 3) X-linked dominant 104. Two solid spheres A and B made of the
3) GnRH LH Testosterone 4) X-linked recessive same material have radii rA and rB respec-
4) TRH TSH Progesterone 89. If a person is infected with some deadly A smooth tube of certain mass closed at tively. Both the spheres are cooled from
81. Read the following statement having two microbes to which quick immune response both ends is rotated in a gravity free space the same temperature under the condi-
blanks (A and B). is required, we need to inject and released. The two balls shown in figure tions valid for Newton's law of cooling. The
(A) that
Acetabulum is the socket of the ____ 1) Attenuated pathogens move towards the ends of the tube and stay ratio of the rate of change of temperature
(B)
receives the head of ____. 2) Preformed antibodies there. Then which statement is incorrect in A and B is
The one correct option for the two blanks is: 3) Serum albumins 4) Anticoagulants about this whole system: rA rB r2A r2B
1) Total angular momentum will remain con- 1) 2) 3) 4)
90. A 'red list' of threatened species is published rB rA 2
r B r2A
Mail your feedback to.. by served
2) Total linear momentum will remain con-
pratibhadesk@eenadu.net 1) ICZN 2) WWF 3) IUCN 4) ICAR
served (', -N- -v-o- - -@-x...)
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3) vy Jn 4) vu o
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4. B Nh u-v-Eo p v-
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5. B Nh- u-v-Eo 'Ezl Nx--
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3) N.. _ N 4) - N 1) . --- 2) >.N..
9. N v-y-E p E-C-
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25. 1) ~--u y vx G-%Cl C-
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3) nE --j u v E-v
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3) >.N.. N 3) 20,000 * 30,000
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20. . N-E p p ? 2) -1, G-2, -4, -3 39. y-- N E C
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1) 1986 2) 1988 3) 1989 4) 1987 30. C - -. 3) v Z - 4) N
22. G1 G2 40. - Kd v-- -B Eo x _- ----
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3-4 12-2 21-3 30-3 39-4 48-1
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between anode and filament arm of the loop is F, the force on the 127. The angular resolution of a 10 cm diame-
remaining three arms of the loop is is
2) decreasing the potential difference ter telescope at a wavelength of 5000 A
105. Figure shows cylindrical container contain- between anode and filament 1) 3F 2) F 3) 3F 4) F of the order of
ing oxygen gas enclosed by a piston of 3) increasing the potential difference 121. The most appropriate magnetization M 1) 106 rad 2) 102 rad
mass 50 kg. Piston can slide smoothly in between anode and filament versus magnetising field H curve for a 3) 104 rad 4) 106 rad
the cylinder. Its cross-sectional area is 4) keeping more distance between the paramagnetic substance is:
128. A person sees clearly at a distance of
100 cm2 and atmospheric pressure is anode and filament 100 cm, then power of lens used to see
105 Pa. Some heat is supplied to the 113. The ionization potential of mercury is object at 40 cm is
cylinder, so that the piston is slowly dis- 10.39V. How far an electron must travel in
1) 3 D 2) 3 D 3) 1.5 D 4) +1.5 D
placed up by 20 cm. The amount of heat an electric field of 1.5 106 V/m to ionize
supplied to the gas is mercury ? 129. Two coherent monochromatic light
sources are located at two vertices of an
10.39 10.39
1) m 2) m equilateral triangle. If the intensity due to
1.6 10 19 2 1.6 1019 each of the sources independently is
3) 10.39 1.6 1019 m 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 1 Wm2 at the third vertex, the resultant
10.39 122. In an AC circuit the emf (e) and the current intensity due to both the sources at that
4) m
1.5 106 (i) at any instant are given respectively by point (ie, at the third vertex) is (in Wm2)
e = E0 sin t
114. Three point charges +q, 2q and +q are 1) zero 2) 2 3) 2 4) 4
i = I0 sin(t )
placed at points (x = 0, y = a, z = 0), (x = 0, 130. A light of wavelength 5890 A falls normally
y = 0, z = 0) and (x = a, y = 0, z = 0), The average power in the circuit over one
on a thin air film. The minimum thickness
respectively. The magnitude and direction cycle of AC is
1) 800 J 2) 1275 J 3) 920 J 4) 1050 J of the film such that the film appears dark
of the electric dipole moment vector of this E0 I0 E0 I0
106. Four carnot engines operate between 1) 2) sin in reflected light
charge assembly are 2 2
reservoir temperatures of (a) 300 K and 1) 2.945 107 m 2) 3.945 107 m
1) 2 qa along + y direction E0 I0 7
400 K (b) 400 K and 500 K (c) 500 K and 3) cos 4) E0 I0 3) 4.95 10 m 4) 1.945 107 m
600 K (d) 600 K and 800 K. Which engine 2) 2 qa along the line joining points (x = 0, 2 131. Monochromatic light of wavelength
has least efficiency? y = 0, z = 0) and (x = a, y = a, z = 0) 123. Alternating current can not be measured 667 nm is produced by a helium neon
1) (a) 2) (b) 3) (c) 4) (d) 3) qa along the line joining points (x = 0, by DC ammeter because laser. The power emitted is 9 mW. The
107. The rms speed of gas molecules is rms . y = 0, z = 0) and (x = a, y = a, z = 0) 1) AC cannot pass through DC ammeter number of photons arriving per second on
The rms speed in a specific direction will 2) AC changes direction the average at a target irradiated by this
4) 2 qa along + x direction
be 3) Average value of current for complete beam is [nearly]
115. A conducting wire frame is placed in a
rms cycle is zero 1) 9 1017 2) 3 1016
1) rms 2) magnetic field which is directed into the
3 paper. The magnetic field is increasing at a 4) DC ammeter will get damaged 3) 9 10 15 4) 9 1019
rms constant rate. The directions of induced 124. Which of the following statement is false 132. The half-life of a radioactive isotope X is
3) 3 rms 4) current in wires AB and CD are - for the properties of electromagnetic
3 50 yr. It decays to another element Y which
waves?
108. A block is kept on a rough horizontal plank. X X X X X is stable. The two elements X and Y where
1) Both electric and magnetic field vectors
The coefficient of friction between the found to be in the ratio of 1 : 15 in a sam-
attain the maxima and minima at the
block and the plank is 1/2. The plank is ple of a given rock. The age of the rock
same place and same time.
undergoing SHM with angular frequency was estimated to be
2) The energy in electromagnetic wave is
10 rad/s. The maximum amplitude of plank 1) 200 yr 2) 250 yr
divided equally between electric and
in which the block does not slip over the X X X X X
3) 100 yr 4) 150 yr
magnetic vectors.
plank is : (g = 10 m/s2)
1) B to A and D to C 3) Both electric and magnetic field vectors 133. A p-n photodiode is made of a material
1) 4 cm 2) 5 cm 3) 10 cm 4) 16 cm
2) A to B and C to D are parallel to each other and perpendic- with a band gap of 2.5 eV. The minimum
109. In damped oscillations, the amplitude of ular to the direction of propagation of frequency of the radiation that can be
3) A to B and D to C
oscillations is reduced to one - third of its wave.
4) B to A and C to D absorbed by the material is nearly
initial value a0 at the end of 100 oscilla-
116. An electric kettle takes 4A current at 220 V. 4) These waves do not require any material 1) 10 1014 Hz 2) 6 1014 Hz
tions. When the oscillator completes 200
How much time will it take to boil 1 kg of medium for propagation. 3) 1 10 Hz14 4) 20 1014 Hz
oscillations, the amplitude must be
water from temperature 20C? The tem- 125. A small coin is resting on the bottom of a 134. The voltage gain of an amplifier with 9%
a0 a0 a0 a0
1) 2) 3) 4) perature of boiling water is 100C. beaker filled with a liquid. A ray of light negative feedback is 10. The voltage gain
2 4 6 9 from the coin travels upto the surface of
1) 6.3 min 2) 8.4 min without feedback will be
110. Two satellites S1 and S2 revolve round a the liquid and moves along its surface
3) 12.6 min 4) 4.2 min 1) 90 2) 100 3) 1.25 4) 1000
planet in coplanar circular orbits in the (see figure)
same sense. Their periods of revolution 117. The magnetic force acting on a charged
are 1 hour and 8 hour respectively. The particle of charge 2C in a magnetic field
2T acting in y-direction, when the particle Key
radius of orbit of S1 is 104 km. The speed
of S2 relative to S1 when S2 is closest to velocity is (2i + 3 j) 106 ms1would be 74-4 87-4 100-3 113-4 126-2
S1, is (in km h1) 1) 8 N in -z direction 2) 4 N in z direction 75-2 88-1 101-3 114-2 127-4
1) 2 104 2) 104 3) 8 N in y direction 4) 8 N in z direction 76-1 89-2 102-4 115-1 128-4
3) 2 104 4) 104 118. A charged particle (charge q) is moving in
77-1 90-3 103-3 116-1 129-4
111. The gravitational field in a region is a circle of radius R with uniform speed v.
The associated magnetic moment is 78-3 91-4 104-2 117-1 130-1
^ ^ How fast is the light travelling in the liquid ?
E = (2 i + 3 j ) N kg1 The equation for given by 79-1 92-2 105-4 118-1 131-2
1) 1.8 108 ms1 2) 2.4 108 ms1
equipotential line is qvR qvR2 80-3 93-1 106-3 119-3 132-1
1) 2) qvR2 3) 4) qvR 3) 3.0 108 ms1 4) 1.2 108 ms1
1) 2x + 3y = c 2) 2y + 3x = c 2 2 81-2 94-4 107-4 120-2 133-2
126. An equi convex lens has a radius of curva-
3) x + 2y = c 4) 1.5x + 2y = c 119. A particle mass m, charge Q and kinetic 82-1 95-3 108-2 121-1 134-4
ture of magnitude 20 cm. Which one of the
112. In Davisson-Germer experiment the energy T enters a transverse uniform mag- following options describe best the image 83-2 96-4 109-4 122-3
decrease of the wavelength of the electron netic field of induction B. After 3s the kinet- formed of an object of height 2 cm placed 84-2 97-1 110-2 123-3
wave was done by ic energy of the particle will be 30 cm from the lens ? [ = 1.5]
1) keeping the same potential difference 85-1 98-4 111-1 124-3
1) 3T 2) 2T 3) T 4) 4T 1) Virtual, upright, height = 0.5 cm
120. A square current carrying loop is sus- 86-2 99-2 112-3 125-1
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Staff Selection Commission

No. of Questions: 150 Maximum Marks: 150 Time: 2 Hrs.

Multi - Tasking Staff Recruitment - Model Paper

that live in water are represented by two big 1) 30400 2) 32600
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE circles and animals that live both in water 3) 28400 4) 26200
H
F and on land are represented by small circle. 29. The difference between the SI and CI on
Directions (Q. 1-5): In each of the following
How the combination of these three can Rs.1250 for 3 years is 1.51 and the com-
questions, select the related letter/ word/ fig-
best be represented? pound interest obtained on the same sum at
ure/ number from the given alternatives. G E
the same rate is Rs.76.51. Find the annual
1. Football : 11 : : Water polo : ?
rate of interest.
1) 4 2) 7 3) 9 4) 5
1) 2% 2) 3% 3) 4% 4) 5%
2. Tiger : India : : ? : Afghanistan 1) German-speaking people cannot speak
French 1) 2) 3) 4) 30. What will be the minimum value of
1) Dove 2) Eagle
2) No French-speaking people can speak 23. In a die a, b, c and d are written on the adja- 4 sin2 + 6 cos2 .
3) Snow leopard 4) Deer
German cent faces in a clockwise order, with e and f 1) 2 2) 4 3) 6 4) 0
3. 7 : 5040 : : 8 : ? as the top and bottom faces respectively.
3) Some Hindi-speaking people can speak 31. Nikita bought 30 kg of wheat at the rate of
1) 46230 2) 40320 When c is at the top, what will be at the bot-
French, English and German as well Rs.9.50 per kg and 40 kg of wheat at the
3) 56470 4) 38420 tom? rate of Rs.8.50 per kg and mixed them. She
4) Some French-speaking people can speak e
4. Moccasin : Shoe : : ? : Snake sold the mixture at the rate of Rs.8.90 per
Hindi and English but not German
1) Alligator 2) Aspis a d kg. Her total profit or loss in the transaction
14. If 14 + 2 = 7, then find the value of
3) Waders 4) Loaf was:
5. CMFR : LGKN : : LGKN : ? 5+5+5+5+5. 1) a 2) b 3) c 4) e 1) Rs.2 loss 2) Rs.2 profit
1) RTUP 2) CMFR 1) 5 2) 0.024 3) 0.089 4) None 24. First bunch of bananas has 1/4 again as 3) Rs.7 loss 4) Rs.7 profit
3) SAPJ 4) RBOK Directions (Q.15-16): In the given series, some many bananas as a second bunch. If the 32. Milk and water are mixed in vessel A in the
Directions (Q. 6-8): Find the odd word/ letter/ letter/ number/ digit is missing. Choose the second bunch has 3 bananas fewer than ratio of 5 : 2 and in vessel B in the ratio of
appropriate option. the first bunch, then the number of bananas 8 : 5. In what ratio should quantities be
number from the given alternatives.
15. 5, 3, 3, 5, 15, ? in the first bunch are: taken from the two vessels so as to form a
6. Find the odd one.
1) 62 2) 69 3) 46 4) 48 1) 9 2) 10 3) 12 4) 15 mixture in which milk and water will be in the
1) Charan Singh 2) Zail Singh
16. 4, 2, 2, 4, 14, ? 25. A word is represented by only one set of ratio of 9 : 4?
3) Morarji Desai 4) V.P. Singh
1) 54 2) 64 3) 68 4) 52 numbers as given in any one of the alterna- 1) 7 : 2 2) 5 : 2 3) 2 : 7 4) 2 : 5
7. Find the odd one.
17. Statements: All apples are brinjals. tives. The sets of numbers given in the alter- 4
1) 923 2) 871 3) 1079 4) 1241 33. If 4x = sec and = tan , then
All brinjals are ladyfingers. natives are represented by two classes of x
8. Find the odd one. letters as in two matrices given below. The
All ladyfingers are oranges. 1
1) 2) 3) 4)
9. I am facing South. I turn right and walk 20 m.
Conclusions: I. Some oranges are brinjals.
columns and rows of Matrix-I are numbered
from 0 to 4 and that of Matrix- II are num-
( 2
x2
)
8 x is equals to-

Then I turn right again and walk 10 m. I turn II. All brinjals are apples. 1 1 1 1
bered from 5 to 9. A letter from these matri- 1) 2) 3) 4)
left and walk 10 m and then turning right walk III. Some apples are oranges. ces can be represented first by its row and 2 4 8 16
20 m. Then I turn right again and walk 60 m. IV. All ladyfingers are apples. next by its column. E.g., 'B' can be repre- 34. A pipe can fill a tank in 12 minutes and an
In which direction am I from the starting 1) None follows 2) All follow sented by 01, 31 etc., and 'P' can be repre- other pipe in 15 minutes, but a third pipe can
point? 3) Only I and III follows sented by 67, 75 etc. Similarly, you have to empty it in 5 minutes. The first two pipes are
1) North 2) North-West 4) Either I or III follows identify the set for the word 'HIGH'. kept opened for 4 minutes in the beginning
3) East 4) North-East Directions (Q.18-19): From the given options Matrix I Matrix II and then the third pipe is also opened. In
10. Find out the alternative figure which con- choose the missing number. what time will the cistern emptied?
tains question figure as its part. 1) 25 min 2) 20 min 3) 35 min 4) 55 min
18. 3 2 2
Question figure: 35. The cost price of two articles is Rs.500. First
6 20 4 article is sold at a profit of 20% and second
12 25 64 at a loss of 20%. If the selling price of both
6 10 ? articles is same, then find the selling price of
both articles.
1) 6 2) 8 3) 10 4) 2 1) 02, 67, 76, 24 2) 23, 66, 41, 76 1) Rs.480 2) Rs.450
19. 13 12 17 6 3) 40, 66, 69, 03 4) 23, 58, 69, 42 3) Rs.490 4) Rs.470
6 9 13 4 36. If be acute angle and tan (4 50) = cot
Quantitative Aptitude (50 ), then what is the value of in
Answer figures: 12 14 9 5
26. The length, breadth and height of a room degree?
21 ? 22 8
are 16 m, 11 m and 5 m respectively, includ- 1) 20 2) 40 3) 50 4) 30
1) 13 2) 17 3) 19 4) 15 ing a door measures 2 m 1 m and four 1
37. Two angles of a triangle are radian
20. How many rectangles and hexagons are windows measures 1 m 0.75 m. What is 2
the total cost of painting at the rate of ` 1
there in the following figure? and radian. Find the value of third
2.50/m2 excluding door and windows? 3
1) 2) 3) 4)
11. In first 400 years how many times 29 th Feb 1) 626.5
3) 662.5
2) 650
4) 652.6
(
angle in degree. Take =
22
7 )
had appeared? 3
1) 97 2) 98 3) 99 4) 100 27. A person saw an eagle in east at an angle 1) 132 2) 132
11
12. X Z means X is the mother of Z; X Z of elevation of 30. In 24 seconds the eagle 1
flew from east to west and then angle of ele- 3) 132 4) 140
means X is the father of Z and X + Z means 11
X is the daughter of Z. vation changed to 60. If the eagle is flying
38. Find the surface area of the right pyramid
Then, for M N T + Q, which of the fol- 1) 8 rectangles, 3 hexagons at a height of 288 m, then find the speed of
formed on a square base of side 10 cm, if
lowing is not true? 2) 15 rectangles, 3 hexagons the eagle.
the height of the pyramid is 12 cm.
1) T is N's daughter 2) N is wife of Q 3) 24 rectangles, 5 hexagons (1) 8 3 m/sec 2) 16 m/sec 1) 206 cm 2) 240 cm

3) M is mother-in-law of Q 4) 30 rectangles, 5 hexagons 3) 16 3 m/sec 4) 48 m/sec 3) 260 cm 4) 278 cm
4) Q is wife of N 21. A staff may claim Rs.15 for each km which 28. In an election two candidates participated 39. Two persons A and B walk from P to Q,
13. The triangle stands for Hindi-speaking peo- he travels by taxi and Rs.5 for each km and 10% of the voters did not vote and out which are at a distance of 21 km respec-
ple, circle for French-speaking, square for which he drives his own car. In one week if of total votes polled, 2000 votes were tively. B reaches Q returns immediately and
English speaking and rectangle for he claimed Rs.500 for travelling 80 km. How declared invalid. The winner gets 52% of meets A at R. Find the distance from P To R.
German-speaking people. In the below dia- many kms did he travel by taxi? the total votes on voting list and wins by 1) 16 km 2) 19 km 3) 18 km 4) 15 km
gram, which one of the following statements 1) 10 2) 20 3) 30 4) 40 13,200 votes. Find the no. of votes polled in
is not true? 22. If animals that live on land and the animals favour of losing candidate? (', -N- -v-o- - -@-x...)
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One common mistake in Data
Interpretation questions is taking
the wrong data. You have to be
careful while taking the data from
Quantitative Aptitude the graph. Recheck after solving
the question whether you have
Directions (Q.1-5): Study the following Table taken the correct data or not.
and Pie-charts carefully and answer the ques-
tions, which will follow:

The total work is finished in..?

Following Table gives the number of stu-
dents studying in different streams in six
Engineering Colleges. Pie charts show the
distribution of students of different states in
colleges B and E.
9. 2 3 10 40 172 885 5346
STREAMS Computer Electronics Electrical Mechanical Civil Electronics &
1) 39 2) 86 3) 40 4) 51 5) 78 Writer :
COLLEGES Science Communications
10. 1.4 1.32 1.12 0.84 0.2 1.08 3.64
A 250 160 320 128 272 150 1) 1.88 2) 0.98 3) 0.88 - Dr. G.S. Giridhar
4) 1.87 5) 0.88 Director, RACE Institute
B 120 200 210 180 150 220
Directions (Q.11-15): Study the following Bar 15. The percentage of production of company C
C 220 220 150 200 160 120 diagram carefully and answer the questions, to production of company B is the maximum
which will follow: in the year?
D 180 140 170 100 128 172 Following bar graph gives the production 1) 2009 2) 2013 3) 2011
of sugar (in lakh tones) by three different 4) 2012 5) 2010
E 240 180 220 190 170 200
sugar companies A, B and C over the years
16. The population of a city increases by 10% in
F 160 150 200 150 190 160 2009 to 2013
one year and decreases by 10% the next
year. If at the end of second year, the popu-
3. The total number of students in college F lation is 198000, what was it in the begin-
forms approximately what percentage of the ning of first year?
total number of students in colleges A, B and 1) 220000 2) 210000 3) 200000
D put together? 4) 195000 5) 205000
1) 28% 2) 54% 3) 31% 4) 77% 5) 43% x 3 6 (y x)
17. = then + =?
4. By what percentage is the number of stu- y 4 7 (x + y)
dents from Punjab in college B more/less 1 2 4 11
than those from Maharashtra in college E? 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) None
7 7 7 7
1) 40% 2) 25% 3) 37.5%
18. An article is quoted for Rs.1500. A cus-
4) 55% 5) None of these
tomer pays Rs.1147.50 for it. If the cus-
5. What is the difference between the number 11. The average production over the years
tomer gets a series of two discounts and
of students pursuing Computer Science and 2009-2013 was maximum for which compa-
the rate of first discount is 10%, find the
those pursuing Mechanical Engineering in ny(s)?
rate of second discount.
the given six colleges? 1) A 2) C 3) B 4) 1 & 2 5) None
1) 10% 2) 12% 3) 15%
1) 327 2) 185 3) 222 4) 408 5) None 12. What is the percentage increase in produc-
4) 14% 5) None of these
Directions (Q.6-10): In each of the following tion of company B from 2009 to 2013?
19. A and B can complete a job in 30 days and
questions, one number is wrong in each of the 1) 54% 2) 60% 3) 56%
20 days respectively. They started working-
number series. You have to identify that num- 4) 73% 5) None of these
together and B leaves 5 days before the
ber and assume that a new series starts with 13. What is the ratio of the average production work is finished. In how many days the total
that number. Following the same logic as in of company A from 2011 to 2013 to the aver- work is finished?
the given series, which of the numbers given age production of company B for the same
1) 12 days 2) 8 days 3) 15 days
in (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5) below each series period?
will be the third number in the new series? 4) 18 days 5) 16 days
1. How many students doing Civil Engineering 1) 11 : 13 2) 17 : 19 3) 23 : 25
in college B were from A.P? 6. 2 3 6 12 45 157.5 630 4) 33 : 37 5) None of these ANSWERS
1) 47 2) 63 3) 132 1) 18 2) 12 3) 24 4) 36 5) None 14. The percentage rise or fall in production of
7. 4 6 10 17 34 66 130 1-4 5-3 9-2 13-3 17-5
4) Can't be determined 5) None company B as compared to the previous
1) 32 2) 17 3) 62 4) 56 5) None year is the maximum in the year. 2-2 6-4 10-3 14-2 18-3
2. What is the difference between the number of
8. 89 64 48 39 36 34 34 1) 2013 2) 2010 3) 2011 3-3 7-3 11-4 15-1 19-3.
students from Delhi in colleges B and E?
1) 39 2) 48 3) 26 4) 5 5) None 4) 2012 5) None of these 4-1 8-5 12-5 16-3
1) 64 2) 72 3) 56 4) 43 5) None

2
41 2 + 2 = 86 is the answer
Explanations = 1170
Number of students pursuing Mechanical 10. 1.4 0.08 = 1.32; 1.32 0.16 = 1.16
70 + 80 + 100 250
= = lakh tonne
3 3
1. There is not sufficient data to answer the Engineering = 948 1.16 0.32 = 0.84; 0.84 0.64 = 0.2 230 250
question Required Difference = 1170 948 = 222 0.2 1.28 = 1.08; 1.08 2.56 = 3.64 Required ratio = : = 23 : 25
3 3
2. Total number of students in college B = 1080 6. 2 1.5 = 3; 32=6 Wrong number is 1.12 15. The production of C to B in 2009
Number of students from Delhi in B = 20% 6 2.5 = 15; 15 3 = 45 1.12 0.08 = 1.04
of 1080 = 216 70 50
45 3.5 = 157.5; 157.5 4 = 630 1.04 0.16 = 0.88 is the answer = 100 = 40%
Total number of students in college E = 1200 50
Wrong number is 12 11. Average production of A
Number of students from Delhi in B = 12% 80 70
12 1.5 = 18; 18 2 = 36 is the answer 60 + 90 + 50 + 100 + 80 in 2010 = 100 = 14.3%
of 1200 = 144 7. 4 2 2 = 6; 6 2 2 = 10 = = 76 lakh tonne 70
5
Required Difference = 216 144 = 72 10 2 2 = 18; 18 2 2 = 34 90 70
3. Total number of students in colleges A, B and
Average production of B in 2011 = 100 = 28.6%
34 2 2 = 66; 66 2 2 = 130 50 + 70 + 70 + 80 + 100 70
D = 1280 + 1080 + 890 = 3250 Wrong number is 17 = = 74 lakh tonne There is no need to calculate in 2012 and
5
Total number of students in college F = 1010 17 2 2 = 32; 2013 as C is less than B
Average production of C
1010 32 2 2 = 62 is the answer Maximum in the year 2009
Required percentage = 100 31% 70 + 80 + 90 + 70 + 70
3250 8. 89 25 = 64; 64 16 = 48 = = 76 lakh tonne 16. Let the population at the beginning be x
5
4. Number of students from Punjab in B = 10% 48 9 = 39; 39 4 = 35 110 90
A & C has the maximum average production x = 198000 x = 200000
of 1080 = 108 35 1 = 34; 34 0 = 34 100 100
Number of students from Maharashtra in 100 50
Wrong number is 36 12. Increment percent = 100 17. Substitute x as 3 and y as 4 then the
E = 15% of 1200 = 180 36 25 = 11; 11 16 = 5 is the answer 50 answer is 1.
Required percent 2 2 = 100%
9. 2 1 + 1 = 3 3 2 + 2 = 10 18. Quoted price after first discount = 90% of
2 2 13. Average production of A during 2011-13
180 108 72 10 3 + 3 = 39 39 4 + 4 = 172 1500 = 1350
= 100 = 100 = 40% 2 2
180 180 172 5 + 5 = 885 885 6 + 6 = 5346 50 + 100 + 80 230 Second discount = 1350 1147.50 = 202.50
= = lakh tonne
5. Number of students pursuing Computer Wrong number is 40 3 3 202.5
Discount percent = 100 = 15%
Science = 250 + 120 + 220 + 180 + 240 + 160 40 1 + 12 = 41; Average production of B during 2011-13 1350
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Before starting any topic, quickly go through the main headings and
subheadings of all the subtopics in that chapter. This will help your brain
mentally organize all the information and also give you an idea of what
all you will be learning. Organizing information will help you
retrieve it easily when required.

NEET - 2017 Model Grand Test

(-E-o- --)
1) C6 H5 CHO 2) C6 H5 CONH2 150. Which of the following is thermally most 1) Cubic 2) Monoclinic
3) C6 H5 COCH3 4) C6 H5 COOH stable 3) Triclinic 4) Trigonal
135. In the following circuit, the output Y for all 142. [Co (NH3)3 (ONO)3] can exhibit ........ 1) K2CO3 2) NaHCO3 158. A metal has a fcc lattice. The edge length
possible inputs A and B is expressed by isomerism 3) CaCO3 4) BeCO3 of the unit cell is 400 pm. The density of
the truth table 1) Optical 2) Ionization 151. When a hydrogen atom emits a photon of the metal is 2.8 g cm3. The molar mass of
3) Fac mer 4) Coordination energy 12.09 eV, its orbital angular the metal is ( NA Avogadro's constant
momentum will change by = 6.02 1023 mol1 )
143. h 2h h h 1) 27 g mol1 2) 20 g mol1
1) 2) 3) 4)
2 3 3) 40 g mol 1 4) 30 g mol1
A B Y A B Y 152. The vander Waals parameters for gases 159. The proportion of hexamethylene diamine
0 0 0 0 0 1 W, X, Y and Z are and adipic acid used in the preparation of
'X' is the major product of the reaction. It is
1) 0 1 0 2) 0 1 1 nylon 6, 6 is:
1 0 0 1 0 1
represented by the structure Gas a(atm L2 mol 2) b (L mol1) 1) 1 : 2 2) 1 : 1 3) 2 : 3 4) 3 : 2
1 1 1 1 1 0 W 4.0 0.027 160. On adding AgNO3 solution to KI solution, a
negatively charged colloidal sol will be
A B Y A B Y X 8.0 0.030
1) formed in which of the following condi-
0 0 1 0 0 0 Y 6.0 0.032
tions?
3) 0 1 0 4) 0 1 1 Z 12.0 0.027
1) 100 mL of 0.1 M AgNO3 + 100 mL of 0.1
1 0 0 1 0 1
Which one of these gases has the highest M KI
1 1 0 1 1 1 2) critical temperature? 2) 100 mL of 0.1 M AgNO3 + 50 mL of 0.2 M
CHEMISTRY 1) W 2) X 3) Y 4) Z KI
153. If 'M2X' (ionic compound) is dissolved in 3) 100 mL of 0.2 M AgNO3 + 100 mL of 0.1M
136. Ozone and hydrogen peroxide resemble water, where, the hydration energy of M + KI
each other in many properties. Which of 3) ion is 100 kJ/mol, and that of X 2 ion is 4) 100 mL of 0.1M AgNO3 + 100 mL of 0.15
the following is used to distinguish ozone 200 kJ/mol and the lattice energy of M2X is
and hydrogen peroxide M KI
150 kJ/mol. Then the heat of dissolution is
1) KMnO4 / H + 2) PbS 161. Arrange the following samples in decreas-
4) '' kJ/mol. Heat of dissolution cycle for
3) Starch paper + I2 4) K4 [Fe(CN)6 ] ing order of number of molecules?
ionic compound is given below:
A) 1.0 g of butane ( C4H10 )
137. Nitrogen present in 'X' cannot be estimat- M2X (s) 2M+ (g) + X2 (g)
ed by Kjeldahl method. 'X' is neither hete- B) 1.0 g of nitrogen ( N2 )
rocyclic nor an azo compound. 'X' is aro- 144. 'sp2d' hybridization is observed in C) 1.0 g of silver chloride [Atomic weight of
matic. Reduction of 'X' in acidic medium 1) [Cu (NH3)4] SO4 2) K 2 [Ni (CN)4] Hs
Ag = 108]
gives 2M+ (aq) + X 2 (aq) D) 1.0 g of water ( H2O )
1) 3 Amine 2) 2 Amine [
3) K 2 Ni Cl4 ] [
4) Na 2 Cu Cl4 ] Heat of dissolution
1) B > D > A > C 2) A > D > B > C
3) 1 Amine 4) Hydrazo benzene 145. Which of the following is most acidic? 1) 300 2) 250 3) 150 4) 200
3) D > B > A > C 4) A > C > D > B
1 1
138. Which of the following gives brown ring test 154. If X2O(s) X(s) + O2 (g) ;H = 90 kJ 162. Cottrell precipitator is a device to
and also on heating with NaOH liberates a 2 4
then heat change during reaction of metal 1) coagulate the particles of any sol
pungent smelling gas which gives white 1) 2)
dense fumes with glass rod dipped in HCl 'X' with one mole of O2 to form oxide is 2) coagulate the particles of carbon from
( )
1) NH4 3 PO4 2) NH4NO3 1) 360 kJ 2) 360 kJ smoke
3) NH4Cl (
4) NH4 2 CO3 ) 3) 180 kJ 4) + 180 kJ 3) coagulate the mud particles from water
139. C = C is more reactive than C C towards 155. Values of H and S for five different 4) coagulate the dirt particles of sewage
HCl but in certain reactions C C reacts 3) 4) reactions are given below: water
faster than C = C. In which of the following 163. Identify the incorrect statement?
Reaction H (kJ mol1) S (J K1mol1)
C C reacts faster with HCl than C = C 1) Glycerol is more viscous than ethyl alco-
I + 98.0 + 14.8 hol
146. Which among the following complexes has II 55.5 84.8 2) HF is more acidic than HI
1) square pyramidal geometry? III + 28.3 17.0
3) C6H6 and B3N3H6 are isoelectronic
1) Tetra carbonyl nickel (O) IV 40.5 + 24.6 species
2) 2) Hexamine cobalt (II) nitrate V + 34.7 0.0 4) Al ( OH )3 is amphoteric in nature
3) Penta carbonyl iron (O)
On the basis of these values predict which 164. In blister copper, the blisters are formed
3) 4) Bis(acetylacetonato) oxovandium (IV) one of these will be spontaneous at all tem- due to passing out of the following gas
147. Mesityl oxide is peratures? 1) Nitrogen 2) CO
4) 1) 1, 3, 5 Trimethylbenzene 1) Reaction I 2) Reaction II 3) CO2 4) SO2
2) 2, 6 Dimethylhept 2, 5 dien 4 one 3) Reaction III 4) Reaction IV
140. Fluorine and chlorine are good oxidizing 165. The method of purification of metal
3) 4 Methylpent 3 ene 2 one 156. With which of the following solutions lead
agents, which of the following property is employing the technique of fractional crys-
4) Crotenaldehyde cannot be precipitated as PbCl2 tallization is
not required to compare their oxidizing
148. In the extraction of iron from Haematite in (Ksp = 2.4 104) when equal concentra- 1) cupellation 2) zone refining
power
blast furnace, the reaction occurring at tion of Pb (NO3)2 is mixed with
1) Ionization potential 3) van Arkel method 4) oxidative refining
1500C is equal volume of
2) Hydration enthalpy 1) Fe 2O 3 + CO Fe + CO2 1) 0.5 N HCl 2) 0.05 N HCl Key
3) Electron gain enthalpy 2) CaO + SiO2 CaSiO3 3) 1.0 N HCl 4) 2.0 N HCl 135-4 142-3 149-3 156-2 163-2
4) Bond dissociation enthalpy 3) FeO + C Fe + CO 157. The unit cell with the structure given below
136-1 143-3 150-1 157-1 164-4
H3 PO2 + H2 O 4) Fe2O3 + CO Fe3 O 4 + CO2 represents ........ crystal system
N 2 Cl A
+ 144-1 151-3 158-1 165-2.
141. 149. Glucose cannot give positive .......... test 137-3
138-2 145-3 152-4 159-2
1) Tollen's 2) Fehling's
CH3COCl ZnHg 139-3 146-4 153-2 160-4
B C 3) Sanger's 4) Molisch
FeCl3 Conc.HCl 140-1 147-3 154-2 161-3
155-4 162-2
a) KMnO4 KOH Mail your feedback to.. 141-4 148-3
D. Here 'D' is
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Staff Selection Commission

No. of Questions: 150 Maximum Marks: 150 Time: 2 Hrs.

Multi - Tasking Staff Recruitment - Model Paper

66. RUTHLESS 80. Her every answers in examination were cor-
(-E-o- --) English Language
1) Compassionate 2) Wanton rect.
Directions (Q.51-55): In these questions some
41. A well is dug 10 m deep with base radius 14 3) Generous 4) Malicious 1) Her all answers 2) All of her answers
part of the sentences have errors and some
cm and the earth taken is spread around it Directions (Q.67-68): In these questions, four 3) All her answers 4) No improvement
are correct. Find out which part of a sen-
in the form of a mateform. Find the height of words are given in each question, out of 81. Had you been told me about your problem,
tence has an error. If a sentence is free from
the platform so formed. which only one word is spelt correctly/ I would have helped you.
error, mark (4) in the Answer Sheet.
3 2 wrongly out of them. Find the word spelt cor- 1) If you would have told
1) m 2) 11 m 51. The wound will kill him (1)/ were it not (2)/ rect/ wrong and mark your answer in the
10 3 for his great strength. (3)/ No error (4). 2) If you have told
Answer Sheet.
10 2 52. His actions were commended (1)/ neither by 3) Had you told 4) No improvement
3) m 4) m 67. 1) Erudite 2) Unknown
3 3 his friends (2)/ or by his enemies. (3)/ No 82. All womans doctors are on leave today.
3) Sluggish 4) Stedfast
42. If x = a(b c), y = b(c a) and z = c(a b), error.(4) 1) Women doctor 2) Women doctors
68. 1) Grateful 2) Greatfull
x 3 y 3 z 3 53. It is no use (1)/ finding fault (2)/ at every- 3) Gratefull 4) Greatful 3) Woman doctors 4) No improvement
( ) ( ) ( )
then + + = ?
a b c thing. (3)/ No error. (4)
Directions (Q.69-74): In these questions, four Directions (Q.83-90): In the following ques-
xyz 54. I think (1)/ she sang very well, (2)/ isn't it? alternatives are given for the Idiom/ Phrase tions, out of the four alternatives, choose the
1) 3xyz abc 2) (3)/ No error.(4) in bold. Choose the alternative which best one which can be substituted for the given
abc
55. Not only the bandit robbed the person (1)/ of expresses the meaning of the Idiom/ Phrase sentence.
xyz 3xyz
3) 4) his purse (2)/ but also wounded him. (3)/ No and mark it in the Answer Sheet. 83. A person who is made to bear the blame for
3abc abc error (4) 69. We could not hold the British army at bay the mistakes of others.
43. If A = tan 11. tan 29, B = 2 cot 61. cot 79, Directions (Q. 56-60): In these questions, sen- for long. 1) Innocent 2) Scapegoat
then- tences given with blanks to be filled in with 1) quarrel with 2) upset 3) Ignoramus 4) Nincompoop
1) A = 2B 2) 2A = B an appropriate word(s). Four alternatives are 3) prevent 4) cheat 84. A person claiming to be superior in culture
3) A = 2B 4) 2A = B suggested for each question. Choose the 70. When the police arrived the rioters ran hel- and intellect to others.
44. If a = 1005, b = 1009, c = 1012, then find the correct alternative out of the four. ter skelter. 1) Intellectual 2) Aristocrat
a3 + b3 + c3 3abc 56. It was ......... hot that day and the cable suf- 1) here and there 2) unknowingly
value of 3) Elite 4) Highbrow
(a + b + c) fered the brunt of the heat. 3) In an arranged manner 4) replaced 85. One filled with excessive and mistaken
1) 35 2) 351 3) 37 4) 371 1) acceptably 2) uncompromisingly 71. Congress needs live-wire political leaders enthusiasm in cause.
45. If x2 + y2 + z2 + 2 = 2(y x), then what will 3) unfailingly 4) unbelievably like Modi who can put the party on the right 1) Martyr 2) Pedant
be the value of 3x + 5y + 6z? 57. What he has done admits ......... no excuse. track.
3) Fanatic 4) Patriot
1) 2 2) 0 3) 1 4) 4 1) with 2) of 3) for 4) in 1) a soft corner person 2) an artistic person
86. To bring peace and end violence.
Directions (Q.46-50): Study the following table 58. She yelled ......... him and he hastily retreat- 3) energetic 4) incomprehensible
1) Soothe 2) Harmonise
carefully to answer these questions. ed, went out and yelled ......... help. 72. He made light of his father advice.
3) Pacify 4) Tranquilize
Number of students enrolled in five 1) to, for 2) at, for 1) followed readily 2) disregarded
87. Relationship by blood or birth.
colleges over the years 3) at, at 4) against, at 3) treated lightly 4) rejected
73. The long and short of the SSC's notifica- 1) Parentage 2) Affiliation
59. Several members ........ from voting.
college A B C D E tion was that examination would be held in 3) Consanguinity 4) Nepotism
1) restrained 2) refused
Year August. 88. A story in which ideas are symbolised as
3) abstained 4) retained people.
2007 550 430 600 420 300 1) detail 2) purpose
60. He ......... the policeman to help him catch 1) Allegory 2) Tale
3) in brief 4) subject
2008 400 450 300 620 520 the thief, but the policeman pretended not to
74. A mealy-mouthed sycophant is always 3) Anecdote 4) Parable
hear.
2009 1000 900 700 650 520 dangerous. 89. The cessation of warfare before a treaty is
1) asked 2) threatened
2010 850 450 720 650 420 1) a weak person 2) soft spoken signed.
3) pleaded 4) requested
3) a man of qualities 4) literary person 1) Affidavit 2) Agreement
2011 800 650 850 420 850 Directions (Q.61-63): In these questions, out of
Directions (Q.75-82): In these questions, a 3) Armistice 4) Amnesty
the four alternatives, choose the one which sentence/ a part of the sentence is under- 90. Acutely affected by external impressions.
46. In the year 2009, 80% of the students best expresses the meaning of the given lined. Below are given alternatives to the
word. 1) Ingenious 2) Sensitive
enrolled in College A appeared in a compet- underlined part at (1), (2), (3) which may
61. LASSITUDE 3) Credulous 4) Impressionable
itive examination. Out of these, 60% stu- improve the sentence. Choose the correct
dents passed. How many students passed 1) Beneficial 2) Injurious alternative. In case no improvement is need-
the examination? 3) Useful 4) Weariness ed your answer is (4). Mark your answer in Key
1) 320 2) 455 3) 535 4) 480 62. SARDONIC the Answer Sheet. 1-2 19-1 37-2 55-1 73-3
47. In 2008, from all the colleges together over- 1) Ironical 2) Productive 75. I am sorry to losing my temper this morning. 2-3 20-4 38-2 56-4 74-2
all 70% of the students got enrolled for com- 1) about 2) of 3-2 21-1 39-3 57-2 75-1
3) Stubborn 4) Beneficial
puter course. How many students got 3) for 4) No improvement 4-2 22-2 40-3 58-2 76-3
63. JOCOSE
enrolled for the course? 76. I am keen for building a career in publica- 5-3 23-1 41-3 59-3 77-1
1) Praiseworthy 2) Readable
1) 1702 2) 1593 3) 1603 4) 1105 tion. 6-2 24-4 42-4 60-4 78-2
3) Humourous 4) False
48. What is the ratio of the average number of 1) at 2) to 7-4 25-2 43-4 61-4 79-4
students enrolled with all the colleges Directions (Q.64-66): In these questions,
3) on 4) No improvement 8-4 26-3 44-3 62-1 80-3
together during the year 2009 to that during choose the word opposite in meaning to the
77. Rahul is having a lot of coins. 9-4 27-3 45-1 63-3 81-3
2010? given word.
1) has a lot of 2) has lot of 10-4 28-3 46-4 64-2 82-2
1) 375 : 364 2) 364 : 365 64. INTOLERABLE
3) has lots of 4) No improvement 11-1 29-1 47-3 65-3 83-2
3) 377 : 309 4) 389 : 367 1) Tiring 2) Bearable
78. Purushottam cut a sad figure in his perfor- 12-2 30-2 48-3 66-1 84-4
49. The number of students enrolled in College 3) Disappointment 4) Gloomy mance. 13-3 31-1 49-4 67-4 85-3
A in the year 2009 is approximately what 65. LATENT 1) cut a sorry face 2) cut a sorry figure 14-3 32-1 50-4 68-1 86-3
percent more than the number of students 1) Ordinary 2) Concealed 3) made a sorry figure 4) No improvement 15-2 33-1 51-1 69-3 87-3
enrolled in College B in the year 2011? 3) Obvious 4) Hidden 79. No sooner I saw the snake, than I ran away. 16-3 34-2 52-3 70-1 88-1
1) 65% 2) 70% 3) 35% 4) 54%
1) No sooner I had seen 17-3 35-1 53-4 71-3 89-3
50. In 2010, from all colleges together 10% of
For Bank exams Study materials, 2) No sooner I see 18-2 36-4 54-3 72-3 90-2.
the students enrolled went abroad. How
many students went abroad?
Online tests please visit... 3) As soon as I saw
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The first step to solve any cloze test question is to read it slowly and
understand what is about. It will help you to develop an idea about
the topic. That is why, read the passage slowly at least twice. It will
English Language help you understand the theme of the passage. Once the theme of
the text is clear, everything is downhill from there. After doing this,
you can choose the best possible word out of the given choices.
Directions (Q.1-5): Read each sentence to
find out whether there is any error in it.
The error, if any will be in one part of the
sentence. The number of that part is the
answer. If there is no error, the answer is
5).
1. The company is equipped (1)/ not only with
Please bear with me for...
(2)/ sophisticated machinery but also (3)/
C) Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya, the man who
with dexterous engineers. (4)/ No error (5).
popularised the slogan 'Satyameva Jayate', Writer
2. No process of making (1)/ other ingriends
was born on 25 December 1861 in
work (2)/ as effectively (3)/ as this process
Allahabad. - B. Krishna Kumar
(4)./ No error (5).
D) Malviya was also the founder of the popular Senior Faculty, BSC Academy
3. It is my firm belief (1)/ that the management
English daily 'The Leader', which was pub-
would support (2)/ my views for bring about
lished from Allahabad. 5) Comity
(3)/ a drastic change on static structure of our
E) Known for his espousal of Hindu Nationalism 32. 1) Contributed 2) Efficient
organisation. (4)/ No error (5).
he founded the Benaras Hindu university and 3) Eminent 4) Proven
4. The employees did not like plans (1)/ pro-
served as its vice-chancellor from 1919 to 5) Peak
posed by the director (2)/ but they had no
1938.
alternative as (3)/ they depend on him. (4)/ 33. 1) Mentioned 2) Underlined
21. Which is the FIRST sentence after
No error (5). 12. The ....... with which he is able to hold the 3) Moved 4) Motivated
rearrangement?
5. The report is frank in admitting (1)/ that the bat is ...... 5) Published
1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 5) E
investment in industrial development (2)/ go a 1) ease, superb 2) sweep, fine 34. 1) Global 2) Temporal
long way (3)/ in making our country prosper- 22. Which is the SECOND sentence after
3) practice, good 4) vigour, unnecessary 3) Bilateral 4) Recognised
ous. (4)/ No error (5). rearrangement?
5) grandeur, royal 5) World
Directions (Q.6-10): Which of the phrases 1), 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 5) E
13. Please bear ..... me for two hours, I shall .... 35. 1) Projected 2) Focussed
2), 3) and four given below each sentence 23. Which is the THIRD sentence after
your doubt 3) Detected 4) Paved
should replace the phrase in bold to make rearrangement?
1) on, solve 2) with, clarify 5) Swayed
the sentence grammatically correct? If the 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 5) E
3) over, set 4) for, magnify
sentence is correct as it is mark 5) as the 24. Which is the FOURTH sentence after
5) at, clarify
answer. rearrangement? Answers
14. The proposal he suggests is ..... and .....
6. Unity and cohesion makes a country a 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 5) E
1) unreasonable, impracticable 1-5; No Error
source of strength. 25. Which is the FIFTH sentence after
2) sound, unfounded 2-1; Write 'other' after 'No'
1) make a source of strength rearrangement?
3) pardonable and praiseworthy 3-3; Replace 'for' with 'on'
2) made a source of strength 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 5) E
4) baseless, justified 4-3; It should be 'no other alternative'
3) will make a source of strength Directions (Q.26-35): In the following pas-
5) cohesive, irrational 5-3; Replace 'go' with 'goes'
sage there are blanks, each of which has
4) had made a source of strength 6-1 7-1 8-3 9-4
15. Though the locality is rich, sanitary condi- been numbered. These blanks are printed
5) No correction required 10-2 11-4 12-1 13-2
tions are ......., ....... below the passage and against each five
7. The efforts made to promote harmony ulti- words are suggested, one of which fits the 14-1 15-3
1) admirably, comfortable
mately borne a fruit. blank appropriately. Find out the appropri-
2) greatly, many 3) appalingly, poor 16-1; Same 17-4; Opp
1) bore a fruit 2) bore fruits ate word in each case.
4) equally, rich 5) frequently, tolerable 18-1; Same 19-3; Same
3) bear a fruit 4) had borne fruit
Directions (Q.16-20): Four words are given in The 7th ...(26)... Gujarat summit was held 20-3; Same
5) No correction required
each of the questions of which two are, from 11 to 13, January at Mahatma Mandir in (Q.21-25):
8. What did happen there is a matter of con-
most nearly the same/ opposite in mean- Gandhinagar. It saw ...(27)... of the Prime order is - C B E A D
cern for the government.
ing. Find out the number of correct letter Minister of the country, creating a ...(28)... inter- 21-3 22-2 23-5 24-1
1) What were happening combination. est around event and further opening up
25-4 26-2 27-1 28-3
2) What was happening ...(29)... for ...(30)..., not just into the state but in
16. A) Abandon B) Forsake 29-4 30-4 31-1 32-3
3) What happened to the country. The 2015 edition of the ...(31)...
C) Adroit D) Forgive 33-2 34-1 35-2.
4) What will have happened also saw participation of ...(32)... personalities
1) A-B 2) B-C 3) C-D 4) D-A 5) A-C
5) No correction required like the US Secretary of State, Senator John
17. A) Retard B) Pardon Kerry and the current Secretary General of the
9. The govt has made a significant contribution
C) Curtail D) Accelerate United Nations Banki Moon, which further
for bringing about social changes.
1) B-C 2) C-A 3) C-D 4) D-A 5) B-A ...(33)... the fact that the ...(34)... business com-
1) for bringing in 2) in bringing of
18. A) Deteriorate B) Unclear munity was ...(35)... on the subcontinent.
3) for brought over 4) in bringing about
C) Cease D) Worsen 26. 1) Bright 2) Vibrant
5) No correction required
1) D-A 2) A-B 3) C-A 4) C-D 5) B-D 3) Acceptable 4) Grassroot
10. Such glaring anomalies could be founded
in different organisations. 19. A) Amiable B) Lovable 5) Fore front
1) could have been founded C) Vague D) Amend 27. 1) Participation 2) Penetration
2) could be found 1) C-A 2) A-D 3) A-B 4) C-D 5) B-D 3) Popularity 4) Progress
3) may founded 4) will have founded 20. A) Soothe B) Cautious 5) Endurance
5) No correction required C) Active D) Allay 28. 1) Revealed 2) Relegated
Directions (Q.11-15): In each of the following 1) C-D 2) A-C 3) A-D 4) B-C 5) A-B 3) Renewed 4) Refreshed
sentences, there are two blanks. Below Directions (Q.21-25): Rearrange the follow- 5) Reciprocated
each sentence, there are five pairs of ing sentences in proper order and answer 29. 1) Promotions 2) Highlights
words denoted by numbers 1), 2), 3), 4) the questions given below them. 3) Paths 4) Avenues
and 5). Find out which pair of words can A) Few would know that the was one of the 5) Services
be filled up in the blanks to make the sen- founding members of 'Scouting in India' 30. 1) Transition 2) Excellence
tence meaningfully correct. B) Mahamana, as he was later addressed, was 3) Capital 4) Investment
11. If the employees are ..... and ..... the organi- an educationist, scholar, Journalist and later 5) Creation
sation cannot develop. a politician who took active part in India's 31. 1) Summit 2) Zenith
1) careful, honest freedom movement. 3) Precipipe 4) Nadir
2) heedful, unscrupulous
3) exuberant, lateral
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Create another chunk, and very soon you would have learned the entire concept of a single
formula by automatically bridging the small gaps between your chunks.

NEET - 2017 Model Grand Test

(-E-o- --)
169. 3) Diastereomers must be enentiomeric opti- 2) BHT: Antioxidant
Conc.HNO3 cal isomers 3) Saccharin: Artificial sweetener
Benzene 4) Tautomers are always in dynamic equilib-
166. Shape of XeOF4 molecule is o
Conc.H2SO4, < 60 C 4) Norethindrone: Synthetic progesterone
1) square planar 2) trigonal bipyramidal rium derivative
Cl2 Zn/ HCl
3) square pyramidal 4) octahedral C 174. Which of the following gives a compound 179. FeCl3 on reaction with K4 [ Fe ( CN6 )]
FeCl3
which is most reactive towards nucle- aqueous solution gives blue colour. These
167. CH3
NaNO2 + HCl Cu2Cl2 ophilic addition? are separated by a semipermeable mem-
I Br2/KOH D E. 'E' is
CH3 CH2 CH C NH2 (A) HCl 1) Ethene 2) 2 butene brane as shown. Due to osmosis there is :

II (1) CH3I 1) Chlorobenzene 3) 2, 3 dimethyl - 2 butene
O (excess )
2) m-Dichloro benzene 4) 2 methyl 2 butene
(2) AgOH/
3) o-Dichloro benzene 175. A gas present in a cylinder, expands
(B) against a constant pressure of 1 atm from
4) p-Dichloro benzene
The major product 'B' is: a volume of 2 litre to a volume of 6 litre. In
170. SiO2 cannot react with
1) CH3 CH2 CH = CH2 doing so, it absorbs 800 joule heat from
1) HF 2) NaOH
surrounding. The change in internal ener-
CH3 CH3 3) Na2SiO3 4) KOH
gy of process is:
I 171. - Naphthol (or) 2 Naphthol is 1) +305.85 joule 2) +796 joule
2) CH3 CH2 CH C N
3) +395 joule 4) 463.28 joule
II 1) blue colour formation in side X.
O CH3 176. In following reaction PF5 + F PF6.
2) blue colour formation in side Y.
Select the correct statement.
3) CH3 CH = CH CH3 3) blue colour formation in both of the sides
1) Hybridization of P changes from sp3d to
CH3 CH3 X and Y.
If it undergoes coupling with benzene diazo- sp3
I 4) no blue colour formation.
4) CH3 CH2 CH N nium chloride in alkaline medium then cou- 2) % s character of hybrid orbital changes
pling occurs at ............ position. According to 180. Molar conductance of BaCl2, H2SO4 and
3) Bond angle remains unchanged
IUPAC system the numbering HCl at infinite dilutions are 200W 1cm2 /
CH3 4) "Maximum no. of atoms are lying in the
mole, 300 W 1 cm2 / mole and 50W 1cm2
same plane" remains same
168. / mole respectively. Equivalent conduc-
177. Following data are obtained for the reac- tance of BaSO4 at infinite dilution is
tion A + B product
1) 200 W 1 cm2 / g eq
[A] [B] Rate
2) 100 W 1 cm2 / g eq
( mole L1 ) ( mole L1 ) ( mole L1s1 )
3) 400 W1 cm2 / g eq
4 102 4 102 2 102
4) 300 W1 cm2 / g eq
in Naphthalene is 4 102 8 102 4 102
1) 1st 2) 4th 3) 6th 4) 8th 2 102 8 102 2 102 Key
172. Wrong match is The reaction confirms the rate law 166-3 169-2 172-4 175-3 178-1
1) Na4 [ Fe(CN)5NOS ] - Violet d [B] 167-1 170-3 173-1 176-2 179-4
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2) Fe4 [ Fe(CN)6 ]3 - Prussian blue dt 168-1 171-1 174-1 177-3 180-1.
3) PbS Black d [B]
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3) = k [A ] [B] 4) = k [B ]
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Staff Selection Commission

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(-E-o- --) governments have kept diesel artificially cheap
and prescribed lenient emission norms. So is it
4) Carbon dioxide and water
107. Presence of excess fluorine in water
120. A plant with green leaves placed in red
light will appear
the buyer's fault for opting for diesel? Ministers causes 1) Violet 2) Green 3) Black 4) Red
Directions (Q. 91-95): Read the passage care-
and judges should also remember that old cars 1) Fluorosis 2) Dental Cavity 121. Which one of the following Pacts sought to
fully and choose the best answer to each
question out of the four alternatives. and diesel taxis won't disappear. Banning them 3) Tooth Decay 4) Respiratory disease be resolved the Hindu-Muslim differences?
in Delhi will shift the cars and pollution to other 108. Which one among the following books is 1) Lucknow Pact 2) Gandhi-Irwin Pact
If this is so, if to read a book as it should be
districts. centred around 'environment' ? 3) Lahore Pact 4) Poona Pact
read calls for the rarest qualities of imagination,
insight and judgement. You may perhaps con- 96. What is the reason of Delhi and Bengaluru 1) The Late, Great Planet Earth 122. The book "Globalization, Democratization
clude that literature is a very complex art and turning into polluted urban nightmares? and Distributive Justice" has been
2) Silent Spring 3) Here I Stand
that it is unlikely that we shall be able, even 1) Deforestation authored by:
4) And Then One Day
after a life time of reading, to make any valuable 2) Growth and job creation 1) Karan Bajaj 2) Anita Nair
109. Kudankulam Project is located in which
contribution to its criticism. We must remain 3) Relentless increase in the number of state? 3) Salman Rushdies
readers, we shall not put on the further glory diesel cars 4) Mool Chand Sharma
1) Karnataka 2) Tamil Nadu
that belongs to those rare beings who are also 4) Failure of the local bodies responsible for
3) Telangana 4) Kerala 123. One strategy of allocating kernel memory
critics. pollution control
110. Which was the first National News Agency is known as
91. What are the qualities required for reading a 97. In order to combat pollution, India needs to
of free India? 1) Frames allocation 2) Register allocation
book? 1) Make a regulatory framework
1) The Indian Review 3) Slab allocation 4) Resource allocation
1) Proper judgement 2) Imagination 2) Reduce the number of diesel vehicles on
2) The free Press of India 124. Breath analysers used by police to test
3) Imagination, insight and judgement roads
3) The Associated Press of India drunken drivers works on the chemical
4) None of the above 3) Upgrade to Euro-6 emission norms basis of:
4) None of these
92. According to the author across the country 1) Acid-base reactions
111. An indirect instrument of monetary policy
1) It is not possible for most of us to con- 4) Adopt the policy of 'one family one car'. 2) Precipitation reactions
is -
tribute anything for criticism 98. What is the meaning of the phrase 'shooting
1) Bank rate 2) Cash reserve ratio 3) Complexation reactions
2) It is possible to do something the rabbit is easier'?
3) Oper market operations 4) Redox reactions
3) It is not even easy to understand literature 1) It is not difficult to eradicate the menace of
4) Statutory liquidity ratio 125. Amjad Ali Khan is associated with which of
4) Most of the people can contribute to criti- pollution completely.
112. Which of the following countries has the following musical instruments?
cism of literature 2) It is easier to punish the weaker ones.
become the first country in the world to 1) Violin 2) Sitar 3) Sarod 4) Veena
93. The author feels that we cannot have the 3) It is easier to punish the small animals.
receive funds from United Nations for its 126. During emergency, imposed under art 352,
greatness of 4) It is easier to punish wrong doers.
fast growing Solar Home System ? which of the following constitutional provi-
1) writers 2) critics 99. Find the incorrect statement on the basis of sions stands suspended?
1) Switzerland 2) Burma
3) publishers 4) readers the passage. 1) Directive principles of state policy
3) Bangladesh 4) Afghanistan
94. What is the opinion of most of the people 1) Trucks are more polluting than cars. 2) Amendment procedures
113. Which type of Vitamin deficiency a person
about literature? 2) Some car makers want eight years to
will face who develops a completely car- 3) Fundamental rights
1) That it is not an easy one to contribute upgrade their cars.
nivorous life style. 4) Judicial review
anything 3) Banning old cars in Delhi will ultimately
1) Thiamine 2) Niacin 127. What is Hawala?
2) That it is to some extent difficult to under- pollute other cities.
3) Cobalamin 4) Vitamin-C 1) Full details of a subject
stand 4) Under no condition cars and clean air can
114. The directive principles of state policy of 2) Illegal transactions of foreign exchange
3) That no contribution is is necessary for lit- coexist.
the Indian Constitution is an idea borrowed 3) Illegal trading of shares
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The 43rd edition of the Khajuraho Dance Festival in the historic city had Bangladesh
as the guest country. The week-long festival is being organized by the Department of
Culture of Madhya Pradesh from February 20, 2017 against the backdrop of the
Khajuraho temples in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh state in central India.
Besides India, 22 countries, including Bangladesh, Canada, Bahrain, France,
Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Nepal, Romania, Russia, Singapore, Korea and
Turkey, are participating. From India, 550 artists are taking part.
Tuanyuan app
A mobile app developed by Alibaba helped
Chinese authorities recover 611 missing chil-
dren last year. The 'Tuanyuan' app, which
means 'reunion' in Chinese, sends push notifi-
cations with photos and descriptions to users
who are close to the location of a child's disap-
pearance.
World's longest elevated cycle path
The world's longest elevated cycle path has
been opened in Xiamen, China which can han-
dle about 2,023 cyclists with a speed limit of 15
miles per hour. The path is five miles long and
16 feet wide having 11 entrances and connects
to 11 bus stops and two underground rail sta-
tions.
The architecture firm responsible is
Copenhagen-based firm Dissing + Weitling,
known for the creation of the Danish Bicycle
Snake cycle route.
Nature Fest
France based UNESCO organized the two-
day Nature Fest at the World Heritage Site
Great Himalayan National Park (GNHP) at
Sairopa in Kullu district in the state of Himachal
Pradesh.
The festival was organized in collaboration
with the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) and
would be attended by prominent conserva-
tionists.
Basant Panchami
Basant Panchami is being celebrated on
5th Feb, 2017. The festival marks the beginning
of the spring season. The festival is celebrated
every year on the fifth day of the month of
'Magha'. Basant means spring and Panchami
means "the fifth day".
Crafts Mela
The 31st Surajkund International Crafts
Mela began on 1st Feb 2017. This year's mela
is called as 'Cashless Mela' because all stake-
holders have been provided option to opt for
cashless transactions.
Cricket stadiums
Jignesh Pandya an Indian-American cricket
enthusiast has announced plans to build as
many as eight cricket stadiums across the US at
an estimated cost of 2.4 billion US dollars to
professionalize the game in the country.
Important Days
February 13
The World Radio Day is celebrated every
year on 13th of February to celebrate radio as
the medium for entertainment, information and
the mode for communication.This year, the
theme is - Radio is You, a call for greater par-
ticipation of audiences and communities in the
policy and planning of radio broadcasting.
The day was first celebrated in 2012 follow-
ing its declaration by the UNESCO General
Conference. On this day every year,
UNESCO celebrates World Radio Day by
planning activities with broadcasters, orga-
nizations, and communities around the
world.
February 20
20th February marks the statehood day of
Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram. Arunachal
Pradesh became a fullfledged state of the
Union of India on 20 February 1987. This year
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He is the Chairman of Global Sports
Ventures, a Gujarat-born real estate develop-
er in the US. And has announced that the
eight stadiums, each having a capacity of
26,000 people in New York, New Jersey,
February, 2017 has been organized by the
Washington DC, Georgia, Florida, Texas,
Illinois and California, would create as many
as 17,800 new jobs in the US.
Bengaluru International Film Festival
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah
inaugurated the 9th Bengaluru International
Film Festival in Bengaluru.
200 films have been screened in Bengaluru
and Mysuru from 2-9th February, 2017. 55
countries films have been screened during
the film festival.
The Emirati desert festival is part of the 11th
edition of the Sultan bin Zayed Heritage
Festival, held each year in Sweihan, 100 km
from the United Arab Emirates capital Abu
Dhabi.
'Mazayna' (beauty) in Arabic, a competition
aims to encourage breeders and owners to
breed authentic strains of camels and protect
them from hybridisation and blood crossing
and create an atmosphere of honest compe-
tition.
In 2005, Abu Dhabi produced the world's first
test-tube purebred camel.
The Disability Rights Association of Goa in
association with Brotherhood, New Delhi,
held the festival to schools and colleges in
Goa from February 6 to 11 2017.
With over 900 short films and documentaries,
the film festival has reached out to more than
1.5 lakh people in India, Mauritius, Dubai and
France.
France based UNESCO organised the two-
day Nature Fest at the World Heritage Site
Great Himalayan National Park (GNHP) at
31st state hood day was observed for
Arunachal Pradesh. Mizoram was declared a
full-fledged state of India on 20th February,
1987. Following the Mizoram Peace Accord
(1986).
February 21
UNESCO celebrates International Mother
Language Day (IMLD) on February 21, 2017
under the theme 'Towards Sustainable Futures
through Multilingual Education'.
It is through the mastery of the first language
or mother tongue that the basic skills of
reading, writing and numeracy are acquired.
Local languages, especially minority and
indigenous, transmit cultures, values and
traditional knowledge, thus playing an
important role in promoting sustainable
futures.
February 27
Nation paid homage to revolutionary free-
dom fighter Chandrashekhar Azad on his mar-
tyrdom day - 27th February 2017.
Sairopa in Kullu district in the state of
Himachal Pradesh. The festival was organ-
ised in collaboration with the Wildlife Institute
of India (WII) and would be attended by
prominent conservationists.
International Coin Fair
The International Coin Fair inaugurated at
Kanakakunnu Palace in Thiruvananthapuram,
Kerala by the Kerala state Minister for Tourism,
Cooperation and Devaswoms Kadakampally
Surendran. The three day exhibition 13-15
District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC).
The exhibition has been organized to show-
case more than 2,500 coins from around 500
regions including those from the time of
empires and princely states. It had also fea-
tured the collection of Justin Gilbert Lopez
who holds a Guinness world record for the
largest coin collection of nearly 310 coun-
tries.
A new museum in Kolkata tells the tale of
how modern humans in the Indian subconti-
nent evolved from ancestors who arrived
about 12.3 million years ago from Africa, dur-
ing the Pleistocene era. It is set up by the
Anthropological Survey of India (AnSI) and
the museum traces the history of human evo-
lution in this part of the world through dis-
plays of tools, replicas of artefacts and mod-
els.
The story begins with the arrival of
Ramapithecus, the oldest fossil primate
found in the Siwalik Hills, about 12.3 million
years ago.
The original artefacts in the newly opened
museum include stone tools from the
Pleistocene era, about 70,000- 80,000 years
old and microliths (tiny stone tools) dating
back 10,000 years. Prehistoric animal
remains from Nitenkheri and Hathnora sites
in the Narmada Valley include rhino, elephant
and buffalo molars.
Berlin International Film Festival
Two Indian films- Newton and Aaba have
bagged top honours at the annual Berlin
International Film Festival. Rajkummar Rao-
starer Newton, directed by Amit V Masurkar,
won the CICAE Art Cinema Award presented by
the independent jury of the International
Confederation of Art House Cinemas. Amar
Kaushik's short film, Aaba, won the Special
Prize of Generation KPlus International Jury for
Best Short Film. Aaba was produced by No One
Killed Jessica (2011) director Rajkumar Gupta.
Over 43 films were screened in the Forum
segment out of which 29 had their world pre-
miere.The film is produced by Manish
Mundra of Drishyam Films, company best
known for bankrolling critically acclaimed pro-
jects such as Masaan, Ankhon Dekhi and
Umrika.
Oscar statue
The most coveted trophy in the world of
entertainment but the Oscar statue is worth only
$10. As per the reports, the making of the Oscar
statue costs $400 but as per a rule, before a tro-
phy can be put up for auction, it must first be
offered to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts
and Sciences for $10.
Noida Metro Rail Corporation
The Noida Metro Rail Corporation (NMRC)
has entered the Limca book of records by
putting 200 Ushaped girders in a month on the
30-km metro line.
The NMRC has also planned to rope in a
bank to provide the 'one-city-one-card' facility
to metro passengers.
Robot table tennis tutor
The world's first robot table tennis tutor in
Japan has set a new Guinness World Record
for its uncanny ability of being able to play the
game better than most humans.
FORPHEUS (Future Omron Robotics
Technology for Exploring Possibility of
Harmonized Automation with Sinic
Theoretics) has officially been given the
Guinness title for its unique technological
intelligence and educational capabilities.
Richest Indian city
According to the New World Wealth report
Mumbai, the financial capital of India has been
named as the Richest Indian city with a total
wealth of $ 820 billion. Delhi and Bengaluru in
the second and third place, respectively.
Delhi is home with a total wealth of $ 450 bil-
lion, while Bengaluru with a total wealth of $
320 billion.
Books and Authors
The Union Home Minister Shri Rajnath
Singh released the book titled 'Veerappan,
Chasing the Brigand', written by K. Vijay
Kumar, Senior Security Adviser, Ministry of
Home Affairs.
Vijay Kumar, who was the Chief of the
Special Task Force (STF) that was behind
the killing of Veerappan during 'Operation
Cocoon' in 2004, is a role model for the new
IPS Officers.
The Golden House
"The Golden House", Salman Rushdie's
(British-Indian Novelist and essayist) new
novel is set to release in September 2017 and
is published in India by Penguin Random
House.
The novel is a modern-day thriller, tells the
story of a wealthy family from Mumbai des-
perately seeking to forget the tragedy of
26/11 as they try to reinvent themselves in
New York City.
Rushdie's last novel Two Years Eight
Months and Twenty-Eight Nights was pub-
lished in 2015. He won the Booker Prize for
his novel Midnight's Children in 1981.
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Staff Selection Commission

No. of Questions: 150 Maximum Marks: 150 Time: 2 Hrs.

Multi - Tasking Staff Recruitment - Model Paper

(-E-o- --) 1) Red
3) Black
2) Violet
4) Green
1) polypeptide
3) polysome
2) cistron
4) operon
1) more than 2%
2) between 1% and 2%
132.The first National Park of India is: 137. Cancellation of thread occurs only when it 143. Who is the new Prime Minister of 3) less than 1% but more than 1/2%
1) Dachigam Wild Life Sanctuary reaches a: Germany? 4) less than 1/2%
2) Corbett National Park 1) Target point 2) Cancellation point 1) Horst Seehofer 148. Which of the following works on the basis
3) Simlipal National Park 3) Virtual point 4) Error point 2) Frank-Walter Steinmeier of conservation of linear momentum ?
4) Hazaribagh National Park 138. The weight of a body at the centre of earth 3) Joachim Gauck 4) Angela Merkel 1) Jet 2) Aeroplane
is: 144. An agricultural department known as 3) Ship 4) Helicopter
133. Mass number is the sum of
1) Zero 2) infinite 'Diwan-ikohi' was created by: 149. Who was the first Deputy Prime Minister
1) Electrons and protons
3) twice the weight at the surface 1) Jalaludin Khilji of India?
2) Protons and neutrons
4) half the weight at the surface 2) Mohamad-bin- Tughlaq 1) Jawaharlal Nehru
3) Electrons and neutrons
139. Gliders depend on the following energy for 3) Firoz Tughlaq 2) Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
4) Only protons
their flight: 4) Alauddin Khilji 3) Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
134. The resistance of an ideal voltmeter is:
1) Chemical energy 2) Heat energy 145. At very high altitude, the Red blood 4) Gulzarilal Nanda
1) infinite 2) zero
3) Wind energy 4) Electrical energy Corpuscles in the human body will - 150. Allele of gene are found in:
3) high 4) low
140. Which part of the eye gets inflamed and 1) increase in size 1) Same chromosome
135. Stomata Pores open when
becomes pink when dust gets into it? 2) decrease in size 2) Any chromosome
1) H + ion moved into the guard cell
1) Cornea 2) Choroid 3) increase in number 3) Homologous chromosome
2) K + ion moved out of guard cell
3) Conjunctiva 4) Sclerotic 4) decrease in number 4) Non homologous chromosome
3) Water moves into the guard cell in
141. The period of revolution of a certain planet 146. Which among the following stage is suit-
response to decrease in water potential
in an orbit of radius R is T. Its period of rev- able indicator when solution of Sodium
in the guard cell
olution in an orbit of radius 4R will be:
Key
carbonate is mixed with Sulphuric acid?
4) Water moves out of the guard cell in 132-2 136-2 140-3 144-2 148-1
1) 4 T 2) 2 2 T 1) Methylene blue 2) Methyl red
response to decrease in water potential 133-2 137-2 141-4 145-3 149-2
3) 2 T 4) 8 T 3) Phenolphthalein 4) Methyl orange
in guard cell
142. A group of genes whose activity is coordi- 134-1 138-1 142-4 146-4 150-3.
136.A plane glass slab is kept over coloured let- 147. India's share in total global trade in value
nated by a DNA sites called: terms is: 135-3 139-3 143-2 147-1
ters, the letter which appears least raised is

10. On close observation, we find that figure 15. 5 1 2 = 3 Hence, the answer is (1).
Explanations contains figure (4) rotated through an angle 3 23=3 23. As it is clear from the description, 'b' lies
of 135as shown below: 3 34=5 opposite 'd', 'c' lies opposite 'a' and 'f' lies
1. The number of players in football is 11.
5 4 5 = 15 opposite 'e'. So, when, 'c' is at the top, 'a'
wheares in waterpolo, we have 7 players.
15 5 6 = 69 will be at the bottom.
2. Tiger is the national animal of India and snow
16. 4 1 2 = 2 24. Let the number of bananas in the second
leopard is the national animal of Afghanistan.
2 22=2 bunch be x.
3. 7! = 5040
2 32=4 Then, number of bananas in the first bunch
8! = 40320
4 4 2 = 14 1 5
4. A moccasin is a type of shoe and an Aspis is =x+x=x
14 5 2 = 68 4 4
a type of snake.
17. 5
5.
Hence, the answer is (D). o So, x x = 3 5x 4x = 12 x = 12
4
As, C M F R L G K N L I.
400 B
II. Number of bananas in first bunch
+7 11. Required answer = 3 = 97 times. A
6
+5
4
4
Here, 3 has been subtracted as 100, 200
III.
IV.
( 5
= 12 = 15
4 )
and 300 was not a leap year. 26. Area of four wall = 2 h(l + b)
So, L G K N S A P J 12. Only I and III follows. = 2 5 (16 + 11) = 270 m2
M
3
+7 Total area of gate and windows
6
+5
18. 3 6 12 = 6 = 2 1 + 1 0.75 4 = 2 + 3 = 5 m2
4 Area to be painted = 270 5 = 265 m2

3
Mother 2 20 25 = 10
6. Zail Singh was the President of India where- Required cost = 265 2.50 = Rs.662.5

2 4 64 = 8
3
as rest three were the Prime Ministers of Wife 27.
India. Q N+
13 + 12 +17 6 + 9 + 13
7. Except 1241, rest are the multiple of 13 19. = 6, = 4,
where 1241, is a multiple of 17. 7 7
Mother Father
8. Except D, the other letter can be drawn with 12 + 14 + 9 21 + 13 + 22
= 5, = 8
the help of three lines whereas D requires 4 7 7
lines.
T 20. We have 30 rectangles and 5 hexagons in
9. 60 m the given figure.
E So, B is incorrect. ATQ,
G F 21. Let the distance covered by taxi be x km.
.. .
14. As given,
Then, distance covered by car = (80 x) km 3 = 288 m (given)
20 m 14 + 2 = 7
15x + 5(80 x) = 500 and eagle flies for 24 seconds
It means ' +' = ' 288 4
or, 15x + 400 5x = 500
10 m speed of eagle =
D
C

So, 5 + 5 + 5 + 5 + 5 or, 10x = 100
3 24

or, x = 10
B
10 m = 55555
Distance covered by taxi = 10 km
= 16 3 m/ sec.
A
The movements of the person are from A to
F, as shown in figure. Clearly, the final posi-
=
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5
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1
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State Bank of India
No. of Questions: 100
Probationary Officers (Preliminary) - Model Paper
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Directions (Q.1-10): Read the following pas-
sage carefully and answer the questions
given below it. Certain words are printed in
bold to help you locate them while answering
some of the questions.
John Maynard Keynes, the trendiest dead
economist of this apocalyptic moment, was the
godfather of government stimulus. Keynes had
the radical idea that throwing money at reces-
sions through aggressive deficit spending would
resuscitate flatlined economies-and he wasn't
too particular about where the money was
thrown. In the depths of the Depression, he sug-
gested that the Treasury could "fill old bottles
with banknotes, bury them at suitable depths in
disused coal mines" then sit back and watch a
money-mining boom create jobs and prosperity.
"It would, indeed, be more sensible to build
houses and the like,"he wrote, but above would
be better than nothing".
As President-elect Barack Obama prepares
to throw money at the current downturn - a stim-
ulus package starting at about $800 billion, plus
the second $350 billion chunk of the financial
bailout -we all really do seem to be Keynesians
now. Just about every expert agrees that pump-
ing $1 trillion into a moribund economy will rev
up the ethereal goods-and-services engine that
Keynes called "aggregate demand" and stimu-
late at least some short-term activity, even if it is
all wasted on money pits. But Keynes was also
right that there would be more sensible ways to
spend it. A trillion dollars' worth of bad ideas -
sprawl-inducing highways and bridges to
nowhere, ethanol plants and pipelines that
accelerate global warming, tax breaks for over-
leveraged McMansion builders and burden-
some new long-term federal entitlements -
would be worse than mere waste. It would be
smarter to buy every American an iPod, a set of
Ginsu knives and 600 Subway foot-longs.
It would be smarter still to throw all that
money at things we need to do anyway, which
is the goal of Obama's upcoming American
Recovery and Reinvestment Plan. It will include
a mix of tax cuts, aid to beleaguered state and
local governments, and spending to address
needs ranging from food stamps to computer-
ized health records to bridge repairs to broad-
band net-works to energy-efficiency retrofits, all
designed to save or create 3 mil-lion to 4 million
jobs by the end of 2010. Obama has said speed
is his top priority because the faster Washington
injects cash into the financial bloodstream, the
better it stands to help avert a multiyear slump
with double-digit unemployment and deflation.
But he also wants to use the stimulus to
advance his long-term priorities: reducing ener-
gy use and carbon emissions, cutting middle-
class taxes, upgrading neglected infrastructure,
reining in health-care costs and eventually
reducing the budget deficits that exploded
under George W. Bush. Obama's goal is to
exploit this crisis in the best sense of the word,
to start pursuing his vision of a greener, fairer,
more competitive, more sustainable economy.
Unfortunately, while 21st century Washington
has demonstrated an impressive ability to
spend money quickly, it has yet to prove that it
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Maximum Marks: 100 Time: 1 hr.
can spend money wisely. And the chum of a 1 5. Obama's upcoming American Recovery and likely (3)/ to have with the economy. (4)/ No
with 12 zeros is already creating a feeding fren- Reinvestment Plan focuses on which of the error (5).
zy for the ages. Lobbyists for shoe companies, following? 14. Had this notification (1)/ been amended ear-
zoos, catfish farmers. mall owners, airlines, A) Recovery of all debts from the debtors in lier, (2)/ we could have stopped (3)/ the
public broadcasters, car dealers and everyone a phased manner. transfer of funds. (4)/ No error (5).
else who can afford their retainers are lining up B) Pumping money very liberally in projects 15. There are many insurance (1)/ disputes
for a piece of the stimulus. States that that are mandatory. nowadays because of (2)/ most people do
embarked on raucous spending and tax-cutting C) Investing money recklessly in any project not fully (3)/ understand the terms and con-
sprees when they were flush are begging for regardless of its utility. ditions of their policies. (4)/ No error (5).
bail-outs now that they're broke. And politicians
1) (A) only 2) (B) only Directions (Q.16 - 20): Rearrange the follow-
are dusting off their un-funded mobster muse-
3) (C) only 4) (B) and (C) only ing six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and
ums, water-slides and other pet projects for re-
5) All (A), (B) and (C) (F) in the proper sequence to form a mean-
branding as shovel ready infrastructure invest-
ingful paragraph; then answer the questions
ments. As Obama's aides scramble to assem- 6. Obama desires to accelerate the process of
given below them.
ble something effective and transformative as pumping money with utmost rapidity as the
believes that it would- A) If China is the world's factory, India has
well as politically achievable, they ac-knowl-
become the world's outsourcing centre -
edge the tension between his desires for speed A) help create reasonably high employment
keeping in line with this image.
and reform. opportunities.
B) But India's future depends crucially on its
1. John M. Keynes was advocate of which of B) avoid deflation.
ability to compete fully in the Creative
the following suggestions? C) inject cash into the already troubled econ-
Economy - not just in tech and software,
1) Spending money recklessly during reces- omy
but across design and entrepreneurship;
sions is suicidal 1) (A) and (B) only 2) (B) and (C) only arts, culture and entertainment; and the
2) Exorbitant spending during recessions is 3) (A) and (C) only knowledge-based professions of medicine,
likely to boost economy 4) All (A), (B) and (C) finance and law.
3) Aggressive deficit spending is likely to be 5) None of these C) While its creative assets outstrip those of
fatal for economic meltdown. Directions (Q.7-8): Choose the word which is other emerging competitors, India must
4) Government stimulus to economy may most OPPOSITE in meaning to the word address several challenges to increase its
not help be-cause of redtapism printed in bold as used in the passage. international competitiveness as the world
5) None of these 7. MORIBUND is in the midst of a sweeping transforma-
2. Which of the following is TRUE about tion.
1) declining 2) waning
Keynes' philosophy? D) This transformation is evident in the fact
3) thriving 4) pessimistic
1) Actual spending money during meltdown that the world is moving from an industri-
5) glorifying
is more important than where and on al economy to a Creative Economy that
8. BELEAGUERED
what it is spent generates wealth by harnessing intellec-
1) carefree 2) harassed tual labour, intangible goods and human
2) Government should be selective in
approach for spending money during 3) stressful 4) uneventful creative capabilities.
recession 5) evaporating E) Its software industry is the world's sec-
Directions (Q.9-10): Choose the word which is ond-largest, its tech outsourcing
3) Filling old bottles with banknotes and
most nearly the SAME in meaning to the accounts for more than half of the $ 300
burying them is an atrocious proposal
word given in bold as given in the passage. billion global industry, according to a
4) Creating jobs and prosperity during
9. APOCALYPTIC technology expert.
recessions is almost an impracticable
proposal 1) unwelcome 2)disastrous F) If the meeting of world leaders at Davos
5) None of these 3) risk-free 4) joyous is any indication, India is rapidly becom-
ing an economic 'rock star'.
3. The author of the passage calls Barack 5) ceremonious
Obama and his team as "Keynesians" 10. RESUSCITATE 16. Which of the following should be the
because ....... SIXTH (LAST) sentence after the
1) melt down 2) devastate
1) Barack Obama has been reluctant to fol- rearrangement?
3) mislead 4) save
low Keynes' philosophy 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 5) E
5) deactivate
2) His team is advising Barack to refrain 17. Which of the following should be the THIRD
Directions (Q.11-15): Read each sentence to
from Keynes' philosophy sentence after the rearrangement?
find out whether there is any grammatical
3) Barack Obama and his team have decid- 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 5) E
mistake / error in it. The error if any, will be in
ed to fill old bottles with banknotes one part of the sentence. Mark the number 18. Which of the following should be the FIFTH
4) Building houses has been under the of the part with error as your answer. If there sentence after the rearrangement?
active consideration of Barack Obama is 'No error, mark (5). 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) F 5) E
and his team 11. We are yet starting (1)/ offering this facility 19. Which of the following should be the FIRST
5) None of these to (2)/ our customers as we are (3)/ await- sentence after the rearrangement?
4. Highways, bridges, ethanol plants, etc. are ing approval from the Board. (4)/ No error 1) F 2) B 3) C 4) A 5) E
considered by the author as ..... (5). 20. Which of the following should be the SEC-
OND sentence after the rearrangement?
1) reasonably appropriate propositions to 12. The Chairmen of all large (1)/ public sector
spend money on banks met with (2)/ senior RBI officials to 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 5) F
2) measures that affect the environment give its (3)/ suggestions about implementing
adversely the new policy. (4)/ No error (5).
Key
3) imprudent proposals to waste money on 13. They have not fully considered (1)/ the
4) tax saving schemes bestowed on builders impact that relaxing (2)/ these guidelines is 1-2 5-2 9-2 13-4 17-5
5) None of these 2-1 6-4 10-4 14-5 18-3
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Staff Selection Commission

No. of Questions: 150 Maximum Marks: 150 Time: 2 Hrs.

MTS Recruitment Model Paper - Explanations

(-E-o- --) 35. x + y = 500 ........(1)
(20)2
x
a
y
b
z
42. = (b c), = (c a), = (a b)
c
robbed ......'
58. 'Yell at some one' 'Yell for help'.
Loss % = = 4%
28. Let the total votes be 100 100 if a + b + c = 0 then a3 + b3 + c3 = 3abc 59. 'Abstain' takes preposition 'from' after it.
ATQ, 500 x y z 76. 'Keen' takes preposition 'on' after 'V 1 + ing'.
Total loss = 4 = Rs.20 ++=bc+ca+ab=0
100 a b c 78. 'Cut a sorry figure' is an idiom which means
Selling price = 500 20 = Rs. 480
36. tan (4 50) = cot (50 )
( ) ( ) ()
x 3 y 3
and + + =
a b
z 3 3xyz
c abc
'to leave poor impression'.
79. Sentence starting with 'No sooner' takes an
tan (4 50) = tan (90 (50 )) 43. A = tan 11 tan 29 inversion form. Thus it will take following
4 50 = 90 (50 ) = tan (90 79) ? tan (90 61) form: 1 No sooner + did + sub + V + simple
3 = 90 = cot 79 . cot 61 past tense
= 30 B = 2 cot 61 . cot 79 81. Remove 'been' as this is not a passive
180 B = 2A voice.
37. Value of 1 radian = 82. Plural form of 'woman doctor' is 'women
14 unit = (13200 2000) 1
(a + b + c) [(a b)2 + (b c)2 + (c a)2 ]
( )
1 1 180 5 2 doctors'.
11200 + radian 44. 101. Island of Corsica is Located in the Western
= = 800 2 3 22 6 (a + b + c)
14 Mediterranean. A region of France,
7 1 1
[(4) + (3) + (7)2 ] = 74 = 37
( )
Votes polled for losing candidate 2 2
180 5 525 Corsica was ruled over the centuries by
= 7 = 2 2
= 800 38 2000 (invalid votes) the Carthaginians, Romans, Vandals,
22 6 11 45. ATQ,
= 28400 votes Goths and Saracens. Napoleon Bonaparte
Value of 3rd angle x2 + 1 + 2x + y2 + 1 2y + z2 = 0
29. Simple Interest for 3 years = 76.51 1.51 (1769-1821), also known as Napoleon I, a
525 1455 3 (x + 1)2 + (y 1)2 + z2 = 0
= Rs.75 = 180 = = 132 French military leader and emperor who
11 11 11 x = 1, y = 1, z = 0 conquered much of Europe in the early
75 100
Rate % = = 2% 38. Put the above value in equation- 19th century was born on the island of
1250 3
3x + 5y + 6z = 3 1 + 5 1 + 6 0 Corsica.
30. 4 sin2 + 6(1 sin2 )
=3+5=2 102. Gupta era is known for a large number of
= 4 sin2 + 6 6 sin2 = 6 2 sin2
46. Number of students enrolled in College A in pillar inscriptions erected at a number of
Now put the value of = 90 the year 2009 = 1000 places. Out of them Prayag Prashasti
62=4 Number of students passed (Allahabad Pillar Inscription) by
31. C.P. of 30 kg = 30 9.50 = Rs.285 80 60 Samudragupta was Composed by
C.P. of 40 kg = 40 8.50 = Rs.340 = 1000 = 480 Harisena in a very simple and refined
100 100
Total C.P. of 70 kg = 285 + 340 = Rs.625 Sanskrit in Champukavya style.
47. Reqd. number of students
S.P. of 70 kg = 70 8.90 = Rs.623 103. Philadelphia is the largest city in the
70
Loss = Rs.625 Rs.623 = Rs.2 = 2290 = 1603 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the
100
32. From alligation- fifth most populous in the North-eastern
48. Average number of students enrolled in all
A B United States. Throughout the 19th centu-
colleges together in the year 2010
ry, Philadelphia had a variety of industries
5 8 3770
= = 754 and businesses, the largest being textiles.
7 1 5
13 S.A. 40 12 = 240 cm2. Major corporations in the 19 th and in early
9 2 Average number of students enrolled in all 20 th centuries included the Baldwin
39. Distance travelled by A colleges together in the year 2010
13 Locomotive Works, William Cramp and
a 3090
1

13
2

21
= 2 distance b/w two points (
a+b ) = = 618
5
Sons Ship and Engine Building Company,
and the Pennsylvania Railroad Industry.
3 754 377 104. Japan is a stratovolcanic archipelago of
Ratio of quantity taken from vessel = 2 21 = 18 kms. Reqd. ratio = =
7 618 309 6,852 islands. The four largest islands are
1 2
A and vessel B = : = 7 : 2 40. = 377 : 309 Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu, and Shikoku,
13 91 49. Number of students enrolled in College A in which together comprise about 97% of
sec Japan's land area. Zinc, copper, and oil
33. ... 4x = sec x = the year 2009 = 1000
4 Number of students enrolled in College B in have been found on Honshu.
4 4 the year 2011 = 650 105. Fibrinogen is a glycoprotein in vertebrates
and = tan x = that helps in the formation of blood clots. It
x tan 350
Reqd. % = 100 = 53.84% 54 . consists of a linear array of three nodules
2 + 2x = 180 650
+ x = 90 held together by a very thin thread which is
sec2 1

( )
1 50. Total number of students in the year 2010
(
8 x2
x2 ) = 8
16


16 The value of T will be from all the colleges = 3090
estimated to have a diameter between 8
and 15 Angstrom (A). Glycoprotein is con-
tan2 T + + x = 180 Reqd. number of students
verted by thrombin into fibrin during blood
T + 90 = 180 T = 90. = 10% of 3090 = 309.
clot formation.
=8 (

sec2
16

tan2

16 ) 41. 51. Replace 'will kill' by 'would kill'. The sen-
tence is of conditional.
107. Fluorosis is a disease caused by water
that contains high amount of fluoride par-
1 1 52. Replace 'or' by 'nor', as 'neither' is followed
= 8 = ticularly in ground water.
16 2 by 'nor'.
109. Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant station
34. A 10 3 54. Replace 'isn't it' by 'didn't she?' as the ques-
is situated in Kudankulam in Tirunelveli
tion tag and the sentence must be in the
same tense. district of Tamil Nadu. This is a joint
B 15 30 2 Area of the platform = (r02 r1i ) Russia-India project.
55. Sentence starting with 'Not only' takes
r2h = (r02 r2i ) inversion form. Thus, it should be as 'not 110. Free Press of India was an Indian nation-
C 5 6 72 10 = (142 72) H only did the bandit rob the person'. The alist supporting news agency founded in
49 10 10 structure may also be 'The bandit not only the 1920s (1923-27) by Swaminathan
Total work by A + B in 4 min = 20
= H H = m. Sadanand, during the period of the British
Total work by A + B & C in 1 min = 1 21 7 3
For Bank exams Study materials, Raj. It was the first news agency owned
Total time taken by C to empty the tank and managed by Indians.
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(-E-o- --) 29. He was conceptually clear about the prob-
lem and therefore could provide a pragmat-
Statements I and II are not
sufficient to answer the ques-
1) Rs.2,75,000
3) Rs.27,50,000
2) Rs.30,00,000
4) Rs.30,000
ic solution. tion. 5) None of these
Directions (Q. 21-25): In the following passage
1) diplomatic 2) practical Give answer (5) if the data of both the 49. What is the approximate percent increase in
there are blanks, each of which is numbered
3) analytical 4) tolerable Statements I and II together income of Company B in the year 2006 from
these numbers are printed below the pas-
5) acceptable are necessary to answer the the previous year?
sage and against each five words/ phrases
30. She came in utter disrepute due to her vin- question.
are suggested, one of which fits the blanks 1) 28 2) 11 3) 17 4) 8 5) 22
dictive act. 41. What is the perimeter of semicircle?
appropriately. Find out the appropriate word/ 50. Percent increase/ decrease in income of
1) revengeful 2) ungrateful I) The radius of the semicircle is equal to Company C was highest for which year?
phrase in each case.
3) unpardonable 4) uneventful half the side of a square.
Since independence and from the begin- 1) 2004 2) 2006 3) 2003
5) derogatory II) The area of the square 196 sq.cm.
ning of our planned development, we have 4) 2002 5) None of these
42. What is the exact average of n, 35, 39, 42,
..(21).. increased production as supplementary Directions (Q.51- 55): Study the following table
QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE p and w?
to improved distribution of income. A high rate of carefully to answer these questions.
growth of the gross national product by itself Directions (Q.31-35): In the following ques-
does not serve our purpose ..(22).. it is more tions two equations numbered I and II are Number of workers employed in six units of a factory during the years
equitably shared, benefiting all sections of the given. You have to solve both the equations
UNIT YEAR A B C D E F
population. To be effective, increased produc- and
Give answer (1) if x > y 1998 145 88 115 120 140 136
tion with better distribution depends largely
..(23).. to assess the productivity of the small Give answer (2) if x y 1999 128 76 122 112 152 132
man, whether he is engaged in agriculture or Give answer (3) if x < y 2000 136 96 132 124 158 140
industry. In agriculture the most critical inputs Give answer (4) if x y 2001 183 92 125 135 166 126
are water and credit ..(24).. with cultivable land. Give answer (5) if x = y or the relationship 2002 160 107 140 118 170 146
Our land reform legislation has aimed at distrib- cannot be established. 2003 152 110 148 128 175 150
uting land to small owners. There are some- 31. I) x 2 3x 88 = 0
times political obstacles; but it is not known gen- II) y2 + 8y 48 = 0 I) n is six more than w.
erally how many cases are pending in courts. 51. In the year 2000 the number of employed
32. I) 5x2 + 29x + 20 = 0 II) w is four less than p. workers by unit 'C' is what percent of the
We must at least ensure that small owners have 43. What was the percent profit loss made/
II) 25y2 + 25y + 6 = 0 total number of employed workers by all the
access to other essential inputs. In industry, we incurred by selling an article for Rs.24,000?
33. I) 2x2 11x + 12 = 0 units in the same year (Rounded off to two
have ..(25).. small scale and cottage industries. I) The ratio between the selling price and the
II) 2y2 19y + 44 = 0 places of decimal)?
Greater availability of power along with assured cost profit of the article is 5 : 3 respectively.
34. I) 3x2 + 10x + 8 = 0 1) 16.39 2) 17.21 3) 16.88
market and credit arrangements can make II) The difference between cost price and
tremendous difference to productivity. II) 3y2 + 7y + 4 = 0 4) 17.31 5) None of these
the sell price is Rs.9,600. 52. For all the given years, what is the differ-
21. 1) regarded 2) Thought 35. I) 2x2 + 21x + 10 = 0
44. What will be the difference between digits of ence between the average number of work-
3) observed 4) attained II) 3y2 + 13y + 14 = 0 two-digit number? ers in units D and E?
5) ordered Directions (Q.36-40): In each question below, I) The square of the first number is 9 times
a number series is given in which one num- 2
22. 1) if 2) until 3) till the second number. 1) 37 2) 33 3) 33
ber is wrong. Find out the wrong number. 3
4) either 5) unless II) The ratio between the first number and 1
36. 484 240 120 57 26.5 11.25 3.625 the second number is 3 : 4 respectively. 4) 37 5) None of these
23. 1) on our capacity 2) to be able 3
1) 240 2) 120 3) 57 45. What is the ratio between two numbers x
3) on our capability 4) our capability on 53. In which year the percentage increase/
4) 26.5 5) 11.25 and y?
5) our ability on decrease in the number of employed work-
37. 3 5 13 43 176 891 5353 I) 40% of x is 20% of 50.
24. 1) attached 2) agreed ers is minimum for unit 'F'?
1) 5 2) 13 3) 43 4) 176 5) 891 II) 30% of y is 25% of 72.
3) together 4) alternate 1) 1999 2) 2000 3) 2002
38. 6 7 16 41 90 154 292 Directions (Q.46-50): Study the graph careful-
5) also 1) 7 2) 16 3) 41 4) 90 5) 154 4) 2003 5) None of these
ly to answer the questions that follow.
25. 1) discouraged 2) acquainted 39. 5 7 16 57 244 1245 7506 54. For all the given years, in which unit the
Income (in Lakhs) of three companies over
3) encouraged 4) ordered 1) 7 2) 16 3) 57 average number of employed workers were
the years
5) pulled out maximum?
4) 244 5) 1245
Directions (Q.26-30): In each sentence below 1) D 2) A 3) C 4) E 5) None
40. 4 2.5 3.5 6.5 15.5 41.25 126.75
Income in (Lakhs)

one word has been printed in bold. Below 1) 2.5 2) 3.5 3) 6.5 55. In the years 1998 and 1999, what is the
the sentence, five words are suggested, one approximate ratio between the number of
4) 15.5 5) 41.25
of which can replace the word printed in employed workers in all the units?
Directions (Q.41-45): Each of the questions
bold, without changing the meaning of the 1) 13 : 14 2) 372 : 361 3) 10 : 9
below consists of the question and two state-
sentence. Find out the appropriate word in
ments numbered I and II given below it. You 4) 13 : 11 5) 4 : 3
each case. 56. A rectangular field by a river has to be
have to decide whether the data provided in
26. His attempts to equivocate the subject the statements are sufficient to answer the fenced from three other sides. What is the
under discussion were thwarted. question. Read both the statements and length of fencing required to do it if side of
1) balance 2) defend Give answer (1) if the data in Statement I the field along the river is 100 meter and its
46. If the percent profit of Company A in the
3) mislead 4) adjust alone are sufficient to answer area is 6000 square meter?
year 2002 was 20, what was its expenditure
5) reconcile the question, while the data in 1) 320 m 2) 260 m 3) 240 m
in that year?
27. The minister's clandestine meeting with the Statement II alone are not suf- 4) 220 m 5) None of these
1) Rs.2,50,000 2) Rs.2,75,000
opposition party leader was severely criti- ficient to answer the question. 57. There are two roads, each of width 8 feet in
3) Rs.1,75,000 4) Rs.1,50,000
cised. Give answer (2) if the data in Statement II the central part of a rectangular lawn of
alone are sufficient to answer 5) None of these
1) unofficial 2) authentic length 110 feet and breadth 70 feet. One
the question, while the data in 47. If the expenditure of Company C in 2003
3) periodical 4) secret road is parallel to the length and other is
Statement I alone are not suf- was Rs.1.75 lakhs, what was its percent
5) purposeful parallel to the width of the lawn. What will be
ficient to answer the question. profit in that year (Rounded off to two digits
28. They returned after their ignominious the cost of spreading sand at the rate of
Give answer (3) if the data in Statement I after decimal)?
defeat in the foreign country. Rs.2.50 per square feet on the road?
alone or in Statement II alone 1) 38.29 2) 42.86 3) 53.41
1) irreversible 2) impertinent 1) Rs.1,581 2) Rs.15,810
are sufficient to answer the 4) 58.64 5) None of these
3) indecisive 4) impulse question. 3) Rs.3,162 4) Rs.31,620
48. What is the average income of Company A
5) disgraceful Give answer (4) if the data of both the 5) None of these
over the years?

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58. Two taps A and B can fill an oil tank in Conclusions: I. Some pins are dolls. 73. Statements: R $ S, T % S, T F, F # K parallel rows containing four people each, in
respectively 15 min and 18 min while a third II. Some cheques are beds. Conclusions: I) R % T II) F % S III) K $ T such a way that there is an equal distance
tap is used to empty the tank. The third tap III. Some cheques are mirrors. 1) Only I follows 2) Only II follows between adjacent persons. In row-1 A, B, C and
is opened after 6 min of opening of tap A IV. Some dolls are beds. 3) Only III follows 4) Both I and II follow D are seated and all of them are facing south. In
and B. If the tank empties 16 1/2 min after row-2 P, Q, R and S are seated and all of them
1) None follows 2) Only I follows 5) Both II and III follow
opening the third tap then in how much time are facing north. Therefore, in the given seating
3) Only II follows 4) Only III follows 74. Statements: N # B, Q @ B, Q % T, T $ R
the third tap can empty the full tank? arrangement each member seated in a row
5) Only IV follows Conclusions: I) B # T II) Q % R III) N $ Q faces an-other member of the other row. (All the
1) 6 min 2) 12 min 3) 10 min
68. Statements: All chocolates are holders. 1) Only III follows 2) Only II follows information given above does not necessarily
4) 15 min 5) None of these
No holder is a lamp. 3) Only I follows 4) Both I and II follow represent the order of seating as in the final
59. Vinita invested a certain amount at the rate
Some lamps are desks. 5) None follows arrangement)
of 8 p.c.p.a. for 5 years and obtained a sim-
ple interest of Rs.3,800. Had she invested All desks are pens. 75. Which of the following symbols should be C sits second to right of the person from Bank
the same rate of interest for 2 years, how Conclusions: I. Some pens are holders. placed in blank spaces respectively (in the of Maharashtra. R is an immediate neighbour
much amount would she have obtained as II. Some desks are lamps. same order from left to right) in order to of the person who faces the person from
compound interest at the end of 2 years? III. No pen is a holder. complete the given expression in such a Bank of Maharashtra.
1) Rs.1,580.80 2) Rs.1,520 IV. Some pens are chocolates. manner that both 'W > R as well as 'E S' Only one person sits between R and the per-
definitely hold true? son from PNB. Immediate neighbour of the
3) Rs.1,550.50 4) Rs.1,550 1) Only I follows 2) Only II follows
W_E_A_R_S person from PNB faces the person from
5) None of these 3) Only III follows
4) Only either I or III follows 1) >, =, , 2) >, , =, > 3) , , =, Canara Bank.
60. A sum of Rs.3,000 was lent partly at 8% per
4) , =, >, 5) , <, , = The person from UCO Bank faces the person
annum for 4 years and partly at 6% per 5) Only either I or III and II follow
annum for 5 years. If ratio between simple Directions (Q.76-80): Read the following infor- from Oriental Bank of Commerce. R is not
69. Statements: All glasses are rooms.
interest on two parts is respectively 8 : 5, mation carefully and answer the questions from Oriental Bank of Commerce. P is not
Some rooms are planes. from PNB. P does not face the person from
then what is the first part? which follow.
All planes are ducks. Bank of Maharashtra.
1) Rs.1,400 2) Rs.1,600 3) Rs.1,800 Eight friends - Nirvi, Rashi, Diya, Priya, Priti,
Some ducks are lanterns. Reena, Nisha and Isha - are sitting around a cir- Q faces the person from Dena Bank. The one
4) Rs.2,000 5) None of these
Conclusions: I. Some lanterns are planes. cular table but not facing the centre. Each of who faces S sits to the immediate left of A.
Directions (Q.61-65): What value should come
II. Some ducks are rooms. them has her birthday in different months, viz B does not sit at any of the extreme ends of
in place of question mark (?) in the following
III. Some rooms are glasses. January, February, March, April, May, June, July the line. The person from Bank of
question?
IV. Some ducks are glasses and August, but not necessarily in the same Maharashtra does not face the person from
61. 15% of 240 + 11449 25% of 160 = ? 1) Only I and II follow order. Isha, whose birthday is in the month of Syndicate Bank.
1) 109 2) 112 3) 116 2) Only II and III follow April, sits third to the right of Priti. The one 81. Which of the following is true regarding A?
4) 103 5) None of these whose birthday is in the month of June sits sec- 1) The person from UCO Bank faces A.
3) Only I, II and III follow
62. (64) 4.5 (4096)3.4 (16)1.5 (4)3 ? ond to the left of Nisha, whose birthday is in the
4) All I, II, III and IV follow 5) None of these 2) The person from Bank of Maharashtra is
1) 4 43.8 2) 4 42.9 3) 440.8 month of January. Diya, whose birthday is in the
70. Statements: Some chairs are tents. an immediate neighbour of A.
month of July, sits between the persons whose
4) 4 33.9 5) None of these Some tents are jugs. 3) A faces the person who sits second to
birthday, are in the months of February and
63. (207)2 + 20% of 200 1125 25% of 160 =? All jugs are glasses. June. Nisha sits second to the left of Rashi, who
right of R.
1) 46409 2) 49409 3) 44209 All glasses are pots. cannot sit adjacent to Priti. Reena's birthday is in 4) A is from Oriental Bank of Commerce.
4) 35409 5) None of these Conclusions: I. Some pots are tents. the month of August and sits second to the right 5) A sits at one of the extreme ends of the
3 II. Some pots are chairs. of Nirvi, whose birthday is in the month of March. line.
64. 9216 1728 40% of 1200 = ? 76. What is the position of Nisha with respect to 82. Who is seated between R and the person
III. Some glasses are chairs.
1) 685 2) 772 3) 840 the person whose birthday is in the month of from PNB?
IV. Some glasses are tents.
4) 672 5) None of these July? 1) The person from Oriental Bank of
1) Only I and II follow
2 1 5 3 1) Third to the left 2) Third to the right Commerce
65. of of of 46656 = ? 2) Only II and III follow
2) P 3) Q
5 4 3 3) Only I and III follow 3) Second to the right 4) Fifth to the right
1) 12 2) 9 3) 6 4) 15 5) None 5) Fourth to the left 4) The person from Syndicate Bank
4) Only I and IV follow 5) None of these
77. Which of the following combinations is defi- 5) S
REASONING ABILITY Directions (Q.71-74): In the following questions,
nitely true? 83. Who amongst the following sit at extreme
the symbols @, #, %, $, and are used with
Directions (Q.66-70): In each of the questions 1) Isha - June 2) Nirvi - January ends of the rows?
the following meanings as illustrated below:
below are given four statements followed by 3) Priti - August 4) Rashi - May 1) D and the person from PNB.
P @ Q means P is not greater than Q.
four conclusions numbered I, II, III and IV. 5) None of these 2) The person from Indian Bank and UCO
P # Q means P is neither greater than nor
You have to take the given statements to be 78. How many persons are sitting between Priti Bank.
equal to Q.
true even if they seem to be at variance from and the person whose birthday is in the 3) The person from Dena Bank and P.
P % Q means P is not smaller than Q.
commonly known facts. Read all the conclu- month of April? (If counted from Priti in 4) The person from Syndicate Bank and D.
P $ Q means P is neither smaller than nor
sions and then decide which of the given con- clockwise direction) 5) C, Q
equal to Q.
clusions logically follows from the given state- 1) One 2) Two 3) Three 84. Who amongst the following faces the per-
P Q means P is neither greater than nor
ments disregarding commonly known facts. 4) None 5) None of these son from Bank of Maharashtra?
smaller than Q.
66. Statements: Some pencils are windows. 79. Which of the following persons' birthday is 1) The person from Indian Bank
Now, in each of the following questions,
All windows are roads. in the month of February? 2) P 3) R
assuming the given statements to be true,
Some roads are cups. find which of the conclusions I, II, III and IV 1) Rashi 2) Nisha 3) Priti 4) The person from Syndicate Bank
All cups are chains. given below them is / are definitely true and 4) Priya 5) Nirvi 5) The person from Canara Bank
Conclusions: I. Some chains are pencils. give your answer accordingly. 80. 'Nisha' is related to 'June' and 'Reena' is 85. P is related to Dena Bank in the same way
II. Some cups are pencils. 71. Statements: A % B, B $ E, E @ F, F R related to 'March'. In the same way, 'Priya' is as B is related to PNB based on the given
Conclusions: I) A % F II) A $ E III) E R related to which of the following months? arrangement. To who amongst the follow-
III. Some chains are windows.
1) Only I and II follow 1) January 2) February 3) August ing is D related to, following the same pat-
IV. Some roads are pencils.
4) July 5) April tern?
1) None follows 2) Only II follows 2) Only II and III follow 3) Only I follows
Directions (Q.81-85): Study the following infor- 1) Syndicate Bank 2) Canara Bank
3) Only IV follows 4) Only III and IV follow 4) Only III follows 5) None of these
mation carefully to answer the given ques- 3) Bank of Maharashtra
5) Only III follows 72. Statements: R @ Q, Q @ T, T $ P, P @ S
tions: 4) Indian Bank
67. Statements: Some beds are mirrors. Conclusions: I. R @ T II. T # S III. Q % P
Eight persons from different Banks viz. UCO 5) Oriental Bank of Commerce
Some mirrors are dolls. 1) Only I follows 2) Only II follows Bank, Syndicate Bank, Canara Bank, PNB,
Some dolls are cheques. 3) Only I and II follow 4) Only III follows Dena Bank, Oriental Bank of Commerce, Indian
Some cheques are pins. 5) None of these Bank and Bank of Maharashtra are sitting in two (', N- -v-o- - -@-x...)
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- M. Kamesh, Beluguppa.
Q: Sir, please translate the following phrases or idioms
into Telugu and give one example each.
1. Lash out at 2. Nuzzle down
3. Work out 4. Gun down
A: 1) Lash out at = Beat with a whip / criticize severely
(- d/ Bv N-Jz-.)
Examples:
i) In some countries criminals are lashed as a punish-
ment.
ii) The opposition party leader lashed out at the new
taxes.
2) Nuzzle down = (of an animal) rub its nose affectionate-
ly against someone it likes (-, u 4) Gun down = Shoot with a gun (- a.)
- \ G--E x .) Eg: The police gunned down the man who turned
- M. Suresan
Writer
- K. Balamma, Prakasam.
Q: Sir, please explain the following phras-
es or idioms in Telugu.
1. Nurse an ambition 2. A tip of iceberg
A: 1) Nurse an ambition = Have a desire
(Bv-i J ) 6) Swapping 7) Impugned
Eg: Since the completion of his studies,
he has been nursing an ambition to
become a minster.
2) A tip of iceberg = Just an indication of a
more difficult and complex problem (l
-u / ). 4) Oblique = o/ vu-~
Examples: i) The money missing from
the bank is just the tip of the iceberg.
ii) The strike by the employees is only
the tip of the iceberg (It is only an
indication of employees fighting
against the management).
- B. Naresh, Beluguppa.
Q: Sir, please translate the following phrases
or idioms into Telugu and give one exam-
ple each.
1. Gear up 2. Floor test
3. Daminate off 4. Flag off
A: 1) Gear up = Get ready for something/ be
prepared for something (E-j l-- 5) d- -Eo d- -hC.
).
Eg: All the candidates are gearing up for
the election (u-n-- Eo-- l-
---o.) Q: Sir, infinite, non-infinite n N?
2) Floor test = Test, in the assembly/ parlia-
ment, of the number of MLAs/ MPs sup-
porting a party/ a candidate. (Hx/ x-
Kd --K~).
Eg: The governor has asked the party to get
ready for a floor test the next day.
3) Daminate off - Wrong. The correct word -
dominate = control (-D- --). A: Purely an Indian expression - meaning:
Eg: The wife dominates the husband in that
family.
4) Flag off = Start (v-G-) Eg: The actress has an item song in the
Eg: The railway minister flagged off the
new train between Vijayawada and
New Delhi.
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Eg: The dog nuzzled its master.
3) Work out = Prove to be all right in the end (*J O -v-o- --Lq- -*--...
vo L-.) -p- --Tx-, -v-A- -N-,
Eg: His method worked out in the end.
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--- , -f ->-x.
against them. Email your questions to: pratibhadesk@eenadu.net
Floor test - -s-...?
- S. Anuradha, Visakhapatnam. - Malan Shereen Imran, Kothagudem.
Q: Sir, please state Telugu meaning of the fol-
lowing words.
Q: Sir, in one of the old lessons, you have said
that if any is followed by noun/ pronoun
Vocabulary
1) Huggle 2) Winks 3) Extraneous they are prepositions. Please look at the
4) Oblique 5) Knocked off below example.
Ever since she has been afraid of him - Isn't
A: 1) Huggle = T-L--E, a--. the above underlined followed by pronoun
2) Winks = o--d/ x p, h (she)? Explain.
. A: I don't remember to have written that if
3) Extraneous = x--o N--E 'any' is followed by a noun or a pronoun it
EC. is a preposition. 'Any' is always an adjec-
tive, because it qualifies the noun or the 1. Prescribe = i) Order / dictate
-~ vh-N-. pronoun that follows. Eg: The rules prescribe that all children
Examples: from the age of five should go to
5) Knocked off = d ( N)
a) Any book here is interesting. In this school.
6) Swapping = Exchange (Jp)
sentence, 'any' is an adjective qualifying
7) Impugned = N -n- - Prescribe Obey
the noun, 'book'. Eg: I don't see why I should obey what
-.
b) Any one can tell you where the singer he prescribes.
- S Nazim, Visakhapatnam. lives. Here again, 'any' is an adjective, ii) The medicines/ treatment a doctor
qualifying the pronoun 'one'. advises their patient to take.
Q: Sir, kindly translate the following phras-
However, your sentence is: Ever since she
es in Telugu. Eg: The doctor prescribed some pain
has been afraid of him. Where is 'any' in this
1) Ask and it will be given. killers for my injuries.
sentence?
2) Better to ask the way than go astry. 2. Scant = Very little and not enough.
Q: I am substituted with/ by your teacher (as
3) Discontent is the first step in progress. Examples:
she is absent that's why I am sent to your
4) Idle folk have the least leisure. class) - Is this right? i) There is scant water in the pond in
5) Preservence conquers all difficulties. A: This sentence is wrong. The correct sen- summer.
A: 1) -, y---C tence is, 'I am substituting for your ii) He has scant respect for elders.
: -, h. teacher'. Scant Abundant
2) J p , J T --- Q: Sir, please say the below sentences in Eg: A mother has abundant love for her
. English. children.
3) -%h C v-A --d. 1) hC. 3. Precious = Highly valuable.
( C-*---E %h C 2) hC. Examples:
-A C .) A: 1) I am gasping (for breath).
4) E-E x BJ . i) In our life every minute is precious /
2) She is being obstinate. Gold and silver are precious metals.
ii) When a patient's condition is serious
- R. Rama Swamy, Hyderabad. every drop of blood is precious.
- A. Krishna, Saluru. Q: The workers have to fend for themselves Precious trivial (of no value / unimpor-
to attend nature's call - Please say in tant).
Telugu. Eg: They quarrelled over a trivial matter.
T --- ---.
A: Endless (--i). Non-infinite = Not A: Fend for oneself = Take care of and help 4. Ignore = Disregard / not to care about
endless - something that ends at sometime oneself. Your sentence, 'The workers
Eg: He ignored my warnings.
or the other ( C)/ temporary. have to fend for themselves to attend
nature's call' has no meaning. Ignore Take notice of / care about.
Eg: A mother has infinite patience with her Eg: We cannot ignore doctor's advice.
To attend nature's call = To ease them-
children. Human life is non-infinite.
selves/ to go to the toilet. When one goes 5. Adequate = Enough / sufficient.
Q: Sir, item song n N-J---. to the toilet to attend nature's call, where Eg: There is adequate water in the pond
does the question of taking care arise? for the needs of summer.
usually a song/ item that is not connected Q: Life is longing itself - Please say in Adequate Scant/ inadequate/ insuffi-
with the main story of the movie. Telugu. cient
A: Longing = Wishing for something.
movie. Life is longing itself = Life is wishing for '-p- --Tx- - -*- ---..
Q: Don't spare them - Please say in Telugu. itself. What does this mean? Where did
A: x P~-- C-L--dl. you come across this sentence? www.eenadupratibha.net
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Staff Selection Commission

No. of Questions: 150 Maximum Marks: 150 Time: 2 Hrs.

MTS Recruitment Model Paper - Explanations

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111. The Central Bank employs a range of both
direct and indirect instruments to effect
monetary policy. The indirect or market
based instruments largely comprise open
market operations and the use of a policy
interest rate- the 'Repo' rate.
112. Bangladesh has become the first country
in the world to receive funds from United
Nations for its fast growing Solar Home
Systems. In this regard, UN Framework
Convention for Climate Change (UNFC-
CC) has issued carbon credits (CC) worth
3.56 million US dollars to two Bangladeshi
organisations.
113. Vitamin C because animal food and prod-
uct is deficient in vitamin C.
117. The Gandhi-Irwin Pact was a political
agreement signed by Mahatma Gandhi
and the then Viceroy of India, Lord Irwin on
5 March 1931 before the second Round
Table Conference in London.
118. The Kannauj assembly (643 AD) was held
in the honour of Hieun Tsang (Chinese pil-
grim) and to popularise Mahayana sect of
Buddhism. Harshavardhana was a
Mahayana Buddhist. He organised
128. The Great Bath is one of the best-known
Kannauj assembly (643 AD). Though, he
was a tolerant ruler and supported all Indic
faiths viz. Buddhism, Vedism and Jainism.
The scholars regarded him as the last
great Hindu emperor of India, who ruled
over Northern India.
119. Tuvalu, in the South Pacific, is an indepen-
dent island nation within the British
Commonwealth. Its 9 islands comprise
small, sparsely populated atolls and reef
islands with palm-fringed beaches and
WW II sites.
125. Amjad Ali Khan (born 9 October 1945) is
an Indian classical musician who plays the
Sarod. Khan was born into a musical fam-
ily and has performed internationally since
the 1960s. He was awarded India's sec-
ond highest civilian honor, the Padma
Vibhushan, in 2001.
structures among the ruins of the ancient
Indus Valley Civilization at Mohenjodaro in
Sindh, Pakistan.
129. Fertilization of Human egg takes place in
ampulla of Fallopian tube.
130. The Constituent Assembly adopted the
Constitution of India, drafted by a commit-
tee headed by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, on 26
November 1949. India became a sover-
eign, democratic, republic after its constitu-
tion came into effect on 26 January 1950.
131. Ala-ud-din Khilji (died in 1316), born as
Juna Muhammad Khilji, was the second
ruler of the Khilji dynasty. He is considered
the most powerful ruler of the dynasty. He
also had his Eunuch consort Malik Kafur
who hold the reigns of the empire in his
last few years. After conquering Devagiri
and Warangal, Ala-ud-din Khilji sent Malik
Kafur (1311) against king Vira Ballala III of
the Hoyasala Kingdom of Halebidu. Veera
Ballala was surprised and forced to pay an
indemnity and become a vassal.
132. India's first national park was established
in 1936 as Hailey National Park, now
known as Jim Corbett National Park,
Uttarakhand.
133. Atomic mass = No. of protons + No. of
neutrons.
134. An Ideal voltmeter is one which has infinite
resistance. When the resistance is infinite,
the voltmeter draws no current and hence,
gives accurate readings of voltage.
135. Stomata pores open by endosmosis in
which water moves into the guard cell in
response of decrease in the potential of
guard cell.
136. The refractive index is proportional to the
wavelength, so the longer the wavelength
the more it refracts. Red has the longest
wavelength we can see, so the red letters
will appear more raised up than any other
colour. Blue/ violet have the shortest wave-
lengths so they will appear lower than any
other colour.
149. The first Deputy Prime Minister of India
was Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, who was
also home minister in Jawaharlal Nehru's
cabinet.
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is location at a specific position on a spe-
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State Bank of India
No. of Questions: 100
Probationary Officers (Preliminary) - Model Paper
(-E-o- --)
Directions (Q. 86-90): Study the following infor-
mation carefully to answer the given ques-
tions.
A word and number arrangement machine
when given an input line of words and numbers
rearranges them following a particular rule in
each step. The following is an illustration of an
input and its rearrangement:
Input: all 25 next call English 35 long over 42
jug under 39
Step I: call next English 35 long over 42 jug
under 39 all 25
Step II: call jug next long over 42 under 39 all
25 English 35
Step III: call jug long next under 39 all 25
English 35 over 42
Step IV: call jug long next all 25 English 35 over
42 under 39
And step IV is the last step of the above
input. As per the rules followed in the above
step, find out the approximate step for the given
input.
Input: power turn copper every 22 order 34
ower kite inter 29 aptitude 41 hope
86. What is the position of 'order' in Step II?
1) Fifth from the left
2) Sixth from the left
3) Eighth from the right
4) Ninth from the right
5) None of these
87. Which step would be the following output?
Copper ower hope power turn order 34 kite
aptitude 41 every 22 inter 29
1) II 2) III 3) V
4) There is no such step
5) None of these
88. How many steps will be required to com-
plete the arrangement of the above input?
1) Five 2) Six 3) Four
4) Seven 5) None of these
89. Which of the following words/ numbers
would be at the eighth position from the
right end in the last step?
1) 32 2) order 3) 41
4) aptitude 5) None of these
90. How many elements are there between '34'
and 'inter' in Step III?
1) One 2) Three 3) Five
4) None 5) None of these
Directions (Q.91-93): Each question given below
consists of a statement followed by two argu-
ments numbered I and II. You have to decide
which of the arguments a 'strong' argument is
and which is a 'weak' argument. Give answer
1) if only argument I is strong.
2) if only argument II is strong.
3) if only either I or II is strong.
4) if neither I nor II is strong.
5) if both arguments I and II are strong.
91. Statement: Should entrepreneurs be
encouraged?
Arguments: I. Yes, they will help in industrial
development of the country.
II. Yes, they will reduce the bur-
den on employment market.
92. Statement: Should officers accepting bribe
be punished?
Arguments: I. No, certain circumstances
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may have compelled them.
II. Yes, they should do the job they
division of an organisation.
(v) have secured at least 50 per-cent marks
percent marks in graduation and 50 percent
marks in the selection process.
are entrusted with honestly. in the selection process. 98. Sudesh Sarkar was born on 15th June
93. Statement: Should India make efforts to In the case of a candidate who satisfies all 1974. He has se-cured 55 percent marks in
harness solar energy to fulfill its the above conditions EXCEPT- the selection process and 50 percent
energy requirement? (A) at (iv) above but has post qualification work marks in graduation. He has been working
Arguments: I. Yes, most of the energy experience of atleast six years as Manager- in the Marketing Division of an organisation
sources used at present are Marketing, the case is to be referred to for the past twelve years after completing
exhaustible. Head- Marketing Division. his post graduate degree in Marketing
II. No, harnessing solar energy (B) at (ii) above but has secured at least 65 per- Management with 75 percent marks.
requires a lot of capital, cent marks in post graduate degree/ diplo- 99. SudhaNaik was born on 14th April 1973.
which India lacks. ma in Marketing Management, the case is to She has been work-ing in the Marketing
Directions (Q.94-95): In each question below is be referred to GM-Marketing. Division of an organisation for the past four-
teen years after completing her post gradu-
given a statement followed by three courses In each question below are given the details
of action numbered I, II and III. You have to of one candidate. You have to take one of the ate diploma in Marketing Management with
70 percent marks. She has secured 50 per-
assume everything in the statement to be following courses of action based, on the infor-
cent marks in the selection process and 52
true, then decide which of the three suggest- mation provided and the conditions and sub-
percent marks in graduation.
ed courses of action logically follows for pur- conditions given above and mark the number of
100. Sunita Jaiswal was born on 5th July 1976.
suing. that course of action as your answer. You are
not to assume anything other than the informa- She has secured 55 percent marks in
94. Statement: A large number of persons
tion provided in each question. All these cases graduation and 58 percent marks in the
have become critically ill after
taking spurious medicine from are given to you as on 01.02.2010. selection process. She has been working
a local chemist. Mark answer (1) if the candidate is to be select- in the Marketing Division of an organisa-
ed. tion for the past ten years after completing
Course of action:
post graduate degree in Marketing
I. The government should immediately close Mark answer (2) if the case is to be referred to
Management with 57 percent marks.
down all the shops selling spurious medi- Head-Marketing Division.
cine till the stocks are further tested for Mark answer (3) if the case is to be referred to Key
presence of toxicity. GM-Marketing.
21-4 38-5 55-2 72-1 89-4
II. The chemist should be asked to leave the Mark answer (4) if the candidate is not be
city and open a shop somewhere else. selected. 22-5 39-1 56-4 73-5 90-3
III. The owner of the shop should immediate- Mark answer (5) if the data provided are inade- 23-3 40-3 57-5 74-5 91-5
ly be arrested and tried for criminal negli- quate to take a decision. 24-3 41-5 58-1 75-1 92-2
gence. 96. Arnab Behera has secured 65 percent 25-3 42-4 59-1 76-2 93-1
1) Only I and II follow marks in P.G. degree in Marketing 26-3 43-3 60-3 77-4 94-2
2) Only I and III follow Management and 58 percent marks in grad- 27-4 44-4 61-4 78-2 95-5
3) Only II follows uation. He has been working in the market- 28-5 45-5 62-4 79-3 96-1
4) Only II and III follow ing division of an organisation for the past 29-2 46-1 63-5 80-2 97-1
eleven years after completing his post grad- 30-1 47-2 64-4 81-2 98-3
5) All follow
uate degree. He has secured 55 percent
95. Statement: Many private sector banks 31-5 48-5 65-3 82-5 99-3
marks in the selection process. He was born
have increased the interest 32-3 49-3 66-3 83-4 100-4.
on 8th July 1970.
rates on savings bank accounts 33-4 50-4 67-1 84-1
97. Neeta Ghosal was born on 4th May 1974.
in comparison to public sector 34-4 51-1 68-5 85-4
She has been work-ing in the Marketing
banks. 35-5 52-4 69-2 86-1
division of an organisation for the past
Course of action: 36-2 53-4 70-4 87-4
twelve years after completing her post grad-
I. The case should be placed by the public uate diploma in Marketing Management 37-4 54-4 71-5 88-3
sector banks before the regulatory authori- with 70 percent marks. She has obtained 60
ty for investigation as they cannot allow
such an increase. Explanations 8. The meaning of the word Be-leaguered
II. Public sector banks must adopt such poli- (Adjective) as used in the passage is:
1. Exorbitant spending during recessions is experiencing a lot of criticism and difficul-
cies as would help them remain in compe-
likely to boost economy. ties; surrounded by an enemy.
tition.
III. Public sector banks should advertise their 2. Actual spending money during meltdown is Look at the sentence: The beleaguered
special features repeatedly so that they do more important than where and on what it is party leader was forced to resign.
not lose their future customers. spent.
Hence, the words beleaguered and care-
1) Only I and II follow 3. None of these free are antonymous.
2) Only I and III follow 4. Imprudent proposals to waste money on 9. The meaning of the word Apocalyptic
3) Only either II or III follows 5. (B) only (Adjective) as used in the passage is:
6. All (A), (B) and (C) describing very serious damage and
4) All follow 5) None of these
7. The meaning of the word Moribund destruction in past or future; like the end of
Directions (Q.96-100): Study the following
information carefully and answer the ques- (Adjective) as used in the passage is : no the world. Hence, the words apocalyptic
tions given below: longer effective and about to come to an and disastrous are synonymous.
Following are the conditions for selecting end completely; in a very bad condition; 10. The meaning of the word Resuscitate
Chief Manager-Marketing in an organisation: dying. (Verb) as used in the passage is: to make
Of the given alternatives, the word Thriving somebody start breathing again or become
The candidate must -
(Adjective) means becoming and continu- conscious again after they have almost
(i) be at least 35 years old as on 01.02.2010.
ing to be successful, strong, healthy etc; died; revive.
(ii) have secured at least 55 per-cent marks
flourishing. Look at the sentence: He had a heart
in graduation.
Look at the sentences: attack and all attempts to resuscitate him
(iii) have secured at least 60 per-cent marks failed.
in post graduate degree/ diploma in New businesses thrive in this area.
These animals rarely thrive in captivity. Hence, the words resuscitate and save are
Marketing Management.
synonymous.
(iv) have post qualification work experience Hence, the words moribund and thriving
of at least ten years in the marketing are antonymous. (-N- -N--- - -@-x)
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17 v 2017
National Events
An Aadhaar card is a must for women living in
Below Poverty Line (BPL) households to avail
of free cooking gas (LPG) connection under
the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwal Yojana (PMUY).
The government launched the Pradhan
Mantri Ujjwal Yojana last year to provide free
LPG connections to 5 crore poor women in
three years. The government now gives 12
cylinders of 14.2 kg each at subsidised rates
per household in a year.
Inter-State River Water Disputes
(Amendment) Bill, 2017, introduced by water
resources minister Uma Bharati, proposes a
single standing tribunal (with multiple bench-
es) instead of multiple tribunals that exist at
present.
Swaraj India
Swaraj India, founded by Yogendra Yadav,
received its registration certificate from the
Election Commission on 1st March, 2017,
after formal registration on February 23,
2017.
On October 2, 2016, the party was launched
as an-all India political party with a federal
organizational structure in a founding con-
vention.
Online ticketing system
Indian Railways has introduced the Aadhar
based online ticketing system to prevent touts
from blocking a bulk of tickets, end fraudulent
bookings.
The Aadhar number has been made manda-
tory for senior citizens to avail concessions in
train tickets from April 1, 2017.
The Ministry of Women and Child
Development has organized a social media
campaign- #WeAreEqual - targeted at raising
awareness about gender discrimination.
The Enemy Property Bill
The Enemy Property (Amendment and
Validation) Bill, 2016, which amends the
Enemy Property Act, 1968, was passed by
Parliament of India. As per the amendments,
heirs of those who migrated to Pakistan and
China during Partition will have no claim over
the properties left behind in India, with
Parliament on 14th March 2017 passing a Bill
to amend a 49-year-old law.
According to the Bill, 'enemy property' refers
to any property belonging to, held or man-
aged on behalf of an enemy, an enemy sub-
ject or an enemy firm.
50 new Kendriya Vidyalayas
Union Govt has decided to establish fifty new
Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVs) across the coun-
try to provide quality education to around
50,000 students with the Cabinet giving a go
ahead to the project.
The schools, which will be set up under the
civil sector for classes 1 to 5, will provide
quality education to approximately 50,000
students in addition to around 12 lakh stu-
dents already studying in present KVs.
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As per the 2015 census,
Odisha has 1,954
elephants while Jharkhand,
Chhattisgarh and West
Bengal had approximately
700, 275 and 130
elephants, respectively.
Cheapest city in the world is..
NMCG
Executive Committee (EC) of National
Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) has
approved 20 projects worth Rs.1,900 Crore
have been approved for swift implementation
of Namami Gange Programme in
Uttarakhand, Bihar, Jharkhand and Delhi.
The programme is centrally funded which
includes the expenditure on operation and
maintenance of these projects.
Call for action
India with World Health Organization (WHO)
signed a 'call for action' and pledged to scale
up measures to end the Tuberculosis by
2030. Six of the South Asian region countries
Bangladesh, DPR Korea, India, Indonesia,
Myanmar and Thailand are among the 30
high TB burden nations globally.
India among other countries in the South
East Asian Region bears half of the global
tuberculosis burden and reports 2.8 million
new TB cases annually and nearly half a mil-
lion deaths due to the disease.
Arsenic-affected persons
According to the latest report, Bengal topped
the list with more than 1.04 crore arsenic-
affected persons as on March 4, 2017. Bihar
comes second with 16.88 lakh persons, with
Assam in third spot with 14.48 lakh victims.
The total number of arsenic-affected people
in the country is about 1.48 crore.
According to the WHO's guidelines for drink-
ing water quality (2011), the permissible limit
of Arsenic in groundwater is .01 mg per litre.
Without Aadhaar no midday meals..
The Union Govt has announced that children
would not be deprived of midday meals if they
did not have an Aadhaar number. Where
facilities for an Aadhaar number could not be
made available, the States would provide
unique numbers to the students.
According to a department of telecom (DoT)
notification that was issued on March 24,
2017, the telecom operators have been
directed to re-verify their existing subscribers
- both prepaid and postpaid - through an
Aadhaar-based eKYC process by February
6, 2018.
This order follows the Supreme Court order
of February 6, 2017 that Aadhaar-based
eKYC verification should be done for all
mobile phone numbers in the country.
Cheapest cities in the world
Four Indian cities are among the cheapest to
live in globally, while Singapore has been
ranked as the most expensive for the fourth
consecutive year, as per a report by
Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). Bangalore
(3rd place), Chennai (6th), Mumbai (7th) and
New Delhi (10th) have been ranked by EIU
among the 10 cheapest cities in the world.
Almaty has been ranked as the cheapest city
in the world followed by Lagos. The EIU's
Worldwide Cost of Living 2017 report - a
ranking of the world's major cities - said Asia
is home to some of the world's most expen-
sive cities and also to many of the world's
cheapest cities.
Ram Setu
The Indian Council of Historical Research
(ICHR) is set to undertake an archeological
exploration to find out whether the Ram Setu
is a natural or man-made phenomenon. Also
known as Adam's Bridge, Ram Setu is a
stretch of limestone shoals running from
Pamban Island near Rameswaram in Tamil
Nadu to the Mannar Island near the northern
coast of Sri Lanka.
Domestic tourism
Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh received most
number of domestic tourists in 2016. As per
the data released by the Ministry, a total of
344.3 million domestic tourists visited Tamil
Nadu in 2016 while 229.6 million in Uttar
Pradesh. The domestic tourism sector contin-
ued its growth momentum with recording a
jump of 15.5% in tourists' visits to various
states and Union Territories during 2016.
BASF new innovation campus
BASF Group inaugurated its new innovation
campus in Mumbai with a total expected
investment of up to 50 million from BASF
Group, and marks the Group's largest
research and development (R&D) investment
in South Asia.
All global research operations at BASF
Innovation Campus Asia Pacific (Mumbai)
will be housed under BASF Chemicals India
Private Limited, a 100% subsidiary of BASF
SE, according to a company statement.
Railways projects
The Railways has sanctioned projects worth
Rs.13,500 crore for the North East in this
year's budget. Several new projects amount-
ing to about Rs.13,500 crore have been
sanctioned in this year's budget including
new lines, bridges and an elevated rail tract
project from Kamakhya to New Guwahati at a
cost of Rs.3,062 crore.
Open Acreage Licensing Policy
India has announced an Open Acreage
Licensing Policy (OALP) for conducting oil
and gas exploration in India. The auction of
oil and gas blocks under the Open Acreage
Licensing Policy (OALP) will be conducted
twice a year with the first round being held in
July 2017.
The new OALP policy will allow the bidder to
select the exploration areas on their own and
carve out areas where they want to drill. This
will allow pricing and marketing freedom to
operators and shifts to a revenue sharing
model.
National Health Policy
The government has approved the National
Health Policy which proposes to provide
assured health services to all in the country.
The policy promises to increase public health
spending to 2.5% of GDP in a time-bound
manner and guarantees health care services
to all Indian citizens, particularly the under-
privileged.
The policy increases the gambit of sectors
covered in the Primary Health Centre (PHC)
level and envisages a comprehensive
approach.
Aadhaar is mandatory for..
Now Aadhaar is mandatory for the availing
the schemes like DISHA Programme,
INSPIRE Award, INSPIRE Scholarship,
INSPIRE Internship, INSPIRE Fellowship
and INSPIRE Faculty.
The INSPIRE (Innovation in Science
Pursuit for Inspired Research) scholar-
ships and DISHA scheme (for women sci-
entists) have been designed to reach stu-
dents and women-researchers across all
districts.
Videoconferencing facilities
In a recent judgment Supreme Court asked
High Courts to pass administrative directions
to district and lower courts to open up their
videoconferencing facilities so that couples
engaged in matrimonial cases need not trav-
el distances, probably even to other States,
to personally attend their divorce hearings.
Bill for treatment
A crucial bill to ensure equal rights to people
afflicted by HIV and AIDS in getting treat-
ment, admission in educational institutions
and jobs, was passed by the Rajya Sabha on
21st March, 2017.
The Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
(AIDS) (Prevention and Control) Bill, 2014,
moved by Health Minister JP Nadda, was
passed in the Upper House by a voice vote.
Human Development Index
India slipped down one place from 130 to 131
among the 188 countries ranked in terms of
human development. India's HDI value of
0.624 puts it in the 'medium human develop-
ment' category, alongside countries such as
Congo, Namibia and Pakistan.
It is ranked third among the SAARC coun-
tries, behind Sri Lanka (73) and the Maldives
(105), both of which figure in the 'high human
development' category. The world's top three
countries in HDI are Norway (0.949),
Australia (0.939) and Switzerland (0.939).
Longest road tunnel
India's longest road tunnel, built on the
Jammu-Srinagar National Highway, has
been announced to open to traffic in near
future following the success of the trial run.
The work on the 9.2-km tube tunnel, which
is part of a 286-km, four-lane project,
started on May 23, 2011 in the lower
Himalayan mountain range and cost Rs.
3,720 crore.
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The most interesting thing about building a vocabulary is that
Staff Selection it doesn't require any extraordinary efforts. It keeps on building

Commission whether you are reading a newspaper or a book. Whenever you

come across a new word, take a minute to look it up in a
dictionary or a thesaurus. Note down its meaning, synonyms
English Comprehension
and antonyms and its usage. At a later date, try to use these
Directions (Question no. 1): Out of the four
words in sentences of your own to revise the meanings.
alternatives, choose the one which best
expresses the meaning of the given word and
mark it.
1. Malicious
1) Malapropism
3) Benign
2) Callous
4) Pernicious
I made up my mind to retire..
Directions (Question no. 2): Out of the four
alternatives, choose the one which best 17. I made in my mind to retire from the busi- 21. What made Megha feel that Dharavi had
expresses the opposite meaning of the given ness. great potential?
word and mark it.
1) made on my mind 2) made up my mind 1) It had dark lanes and open sewage
2. Responsible
3) made my mind 4) No improvement 2) There was a gold mine in it
1) Remnant 2) Ramification
18. The attack can happen any time and so, 3) Its artisans and craftsmen made some of
3) Baleful 4) Immature
you must be on alert. the finest products in the country
3. In the following question, four words are
1) you must be at alert 4) It inhabited small scale workers that
given, out of which only one word is correctly
2) you must be in alert dreamt big
spelt. Find the correctly spelt word and mark
your answer. 3) you might be remaining to alert 22. What did Megha do for Dharavi?
1) Cynycal 2) Missanthrope 4) No improvement 1) She got Dharavi cleaned
3) Misoginist 4) Pessimistic 1) hurt himself 19. We shall fight tooth to nail for our rights. 2) She gave leaves to the Dharavi artists
Directions (Question nos. 4 to 6): One part of 2) got himself into trouble 1) tooth and nail 2) tooth in nail working for her
the sentence has an error while the other 3) committed an unpardonable act. 3) She created an online business website
3) tooth from nail 4) No improvement
parts are correct. Find which part of the sen- 4) earned a bad reputation for Dharavi artisans
20. Of the three, tea, coffee and cocoa, the lat-
tence has an error. If no error is found, mark 11. The retired manager was murdered in cold ter is her favourite. 4) She gave the Dharavi artisans extra
no error (option 4) blood. money for the work they did for her.
1) the latter last 2) the last
4. Despite promises to return him (1)/, the 1) stabbed in the back 23. What is sold at Dharavimarket.com?
3) the later
sailors were held (2)/ for 13 days. (3)/ No 2) killed accidentally 1) Gold
error (4). 4) No improvement
3) murdered a long time back 2) Products made by Dharavi artisans
5. On Mondays, Ramesh finds it difficult (1) / to Directions (Question nos. 21 to 25): You have
4) murdered deliberately 3) Clothes made by Dharavi artisans
reach the school in time (2) / because he a passage with 5 questions following. Read
12. The actor was born with a silver spoon in his 4) Dreams of Dharavi artisans
feels lazy on the mornings after weekends. the passage carefully and choose the best
mouth.
answer to each question out of the four alter- 24. What makes Dharavi artisans earn extra
(3) / No error (4). 1) born in wealth and luxury
natives and mark it. money from online sale?
6. Gabriel admires (1) / his mother and brother 2) born amidst hardships
(2) / and all that they did for he and his sister. Dharavi, isn't just Asia's largest slum, it is its 1) They do not hire any people to run their
3) born in poverty business
(3) / No error (4). own mini-industry comprising of many artisans
4) born with a spoon 2) They sell their products at a higher rate
Directions (Question nos. 7 to 9): A sentence and craftsmen, who make some of the finest
Directions (Question nos. 13 to 15): Out of the 3) They have become very popular among
is given with a blank space which is to be products in the country. So instead of the dark
four alternatives, choose the one which can
filled in with appropriate word(s). Four alter- lanes and open sewage, Megha Gupta saw a their customers.
be substituted for the given words/ sentence.
natives are suggested. Choose the correct gold mine of potential. That's what led her to start 4) The money that goes to a wholesaler or
13. The ability to produce a large profit with ease
alternative out of four. Dharavimarket.com, a website that provides a traditional retailer is saved
1) Touchstone 2) Magic wand
7. She is quite confident ........ success. listing of Dharavi's businesses, which is helping 25. What do the people do after earning extra
3) Midas touch 4) Black magic these small-scale workers to dream big. So how
1) in 2) for 3) of 4) on money from online sales?
14. Fear of Strangers does an online business like Dharavimarket.com
8. These computers are ...... enough to be ....... 1) They buy more raw materials.
to most people. 1) Vertigo 2) Xenophobia make any difference to them? What do they do 2) They are able to meet their basic needs
1) easy, availability 2) difficult, given 3) Arachnophobia 4) Cynophobia with the extra money they earn from online sales easily.
3) proper, bought 4) cheap, accessible 15. Someone who refuses to play by the rules - the money that doesn't go to a wholesaler or
3) They give a part of it to Megha.
1) Poltroon 2) Maverick traditional retailer? Well, Abbas, one of the arti-
9. Your car differs from mine in several ......... 4) They take leaves to spend time with fam-
3) Tyrant 4) Dogmatist sans, has a simple answer to this: instead of
1) respect 2) respects ily.
Directions (Question nos. 16 to 20): A part of working every day, they now allow themselves to
3) respectability 4) responses
the sentence/ whole sentence is underlined. take a day off every now and again. "Now with Answers
Directions (Question nos. 10 to 12): Four
Below are given alternatives that improve the this additional income, we can take our families
alternatives are given for the idiom/ phrase 1-4 6-3 11-4 16-3 21-3
sentence. Choose the correct option. In case out to enjoy", he says.
underlined in the sentence. Choose the 2-4 7-3 12-1 17-2 22-3
no improvement is desired, your answer is 4. I like the idea that my buying of a wallet or
idiom/ phrase which best expresses the 3-4
16. He lives adjacent the railway station. bag could contribute to a parent taking some 8-4 13-3 18-4 23-2
meaning.
1) adjacent of the 2) adjacent from the time off from a 15-hour-a-day, 7-day work week, 4-1 9-2 14-2 19-1 24-4
10. He burnt his fingers by interfering in his col-
3) adjacent to the 4) No improvement to spend it with his children. 5-3 10-2 15-2 20-2 25-4.
league's personal life.

Explanations 13-3; If a person has Midas touch, that person preposition 'to.' answer.
is financially successful in everything he 17-2; 'To make up one's mind' refers to taking 23-2; The passage states that Megha Gupta
1-4 2-4 3-4 does. Touchstone is the standard or cri- a decision. created an online website
4-1; Instead of "him", "them" should have been terion by which something is judged. Dharavimarket.com that sold the prod-
18-4; The sentence is grammatically correct.
used. 14-2; Vertigo is the fear of heights. ucts made by Dharavi artisans and
19-1; The correct idiom is tooth and nail which
5-3; 'On the mornings' should be replaced by Arachnophobia is the fear of spiders. craftsmen. Therefore, option (2) is the
means 'to fight with all possible means
'in the mornings'. Cynophobia is the fear of dogs. 'Xeno', answer.
and power.'
6-3; Since Gabriel's mother and brother did means alien and therefore, Xenophobia 24-4; Refer to the following line from the pas-
20-2; The correct expression should be 'the
something for Gabriel and his sister, we means the fear of foreigners or sage -" What do they do with the extra
last.'
should use objective pronoun 'him' for strangers. money they earn from online sales - the
21-3; The passage states that Megha saw gold
Gabriel and not 'he'. Therefore, the correct 15-2; Maverick means an unorthodox or inde- money that doesn't go to a wholesaler or
mine of a potential in the slums of
sentence should be "Gabriel admires his pendent-minded person, who does not traditional retailer?" This renders option
Dharavi as the slum consisted of "arti-
mother and brother and all that they did follow conventional rules. A poltroon is a (4) correct.
sans and craftsmen, who make some of
for him and his sister." coward, a tyrant is a cruel and oppressive 25-4; Abbas, an artisan, in the passage states
the finest products in the country."
7-3 8-4 9-2 10-2 ruler and a dogmatist is a person who that "Now with this additional income, we
Hence, option (3) is the answer.
11-4; The idiom 'in cold blood' refers to a crime believes in his opinions very strongly. can take our families out to enjoy".
22-3; The passage states that Megha Gupta
committed deliberately and not in the 16-3; 'Adjacent' is always followed by the Hence, option (4) is correct.
created an online website
heat of the moment.
Dharavimarket.com that sold the prod-
12-1; The idiom refers to the state of being Mail your feedback to (These questions are prepared by subject
ucts made by Dharavi artisans and
born amidst opulence. pratibhadesk@eenadu.net craftsmen. Therefore, option (3) is the experts of Career Launcher)
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No. of Questions: 100 Maximum Marks: 100 Time: 1 hr.

POs (Preliminary) - Model Paper Explanations

(-E-o- --) 39. The pattern of the number series is: .5
In 2006 = 100 = 14.28% ()
5 1 + 12 = 6 7 3.5
11. The sentence shows an action to happen in 6 2 + 22 = 16 Hence, in year 2004, the increase in income
future. Hence, replace 'we are yet starting' was highest.
16 3 + 32 = 57
by 'we are yet to start'. 132
57 4 + 42 = 228 + 16 = 244 51. Percentage = 100 = 16.79%
12. Here, the word 'chairmen' that is a subject 786
244 5 + 52 = 1220 + 25 = 1245
is in Plural number. Its Possessive will be 961 737 1
40. The pattern of the number series is: 52. Difference of Average = = 37
'their'. Hence, replace 'senior RBI officials
to give its' by 'senior RBI Officials to give 4 0.5 + 0.5 = 2 + 0.5 = 2.5 6 6 3
their'. 2.5 1 + 1 = 3.5 53. In year 2003, percentage increase was
13. It is proper to use preposition 'on' with the 3.5 1.5 + 1.5 = 6.75 6.5 4
minimum i.e. 10 = 2.73%
word 'impact'. Hence, replace, 'to have with 6.75 2 + 2 = 15.5 146
economy' by 'to have on the economy'. II. 2y2 19y + 44 = 0 15.5 2.5 + 2.5 = 38.75 + 2.5 = 41.25 54. From given data it is clear that, factory 'E'
14. No error 2y2 11y 8y + 44 = 0 41.25 3 + 3 = 123.75 + 3 = 126.75 has maximum average workers.
15. Replace 'disputes now a days because of' y (2y 11) 4 (2y 11) = 0 41. From statements I and II, Side of the square (total) 1998 744
(y 4) (2y 11) = 0 55. Ratio = = = 372 : 361
with 'disputes now a days because'. It is = 196 = 14 Cm. (total) 1999 722
superfluous to use preposition 'of' as subor- 11
y = 4 or, Circumference of the semi-circle 6000
dinate clause follows. 2 56. Since width of field = = 60 metre
= ( + 2) radius 100
Look at the sentences: Clearly, x y
= 7( + 2) cm. 57. Total area of both road
He could not attend the meeting because of 34. I. 3x2 + 10x + 8 = 0 2
42. Data are inadequate. = 100 8 + 70 8 8 8 = 1376 feet
illness. 3x2 + 6x + 4x + 8 = 0
43. From statement I, Cost price of the article Therefore cost of spreading sand
He could not attend the meeting because he 3x (x + 2) + 4 (x + 2) = 0
was ill. 3 = 1376 2.5 = Rs.3,440
(3x + 4) (x + 2) = 0 = 24000 = Rs.14,400
26. The word Equivocate (Verb) means: to talk 5 58. Let Tap 'C' empty the tank in t minutes:
4
about something in a way that is deliberate- x = or, 2 Gain = Rs.(24,000 14,400) = Rs.9,600 6 + 16
1
6 + 16
1
16
1
3 2 2 2
ly not clear in order to avoid or hide the truth. 9600 2
II. 3y2 + 7y + 4 = 0 Gain percent = 100 = 66 % + = 0
Hence, the words equivocate and mislead 14400 3 15 18 t
are synonymous. 3y2 + 3y + 4y + 4 = 0
From statement II, t = 6 min.
3y (y + 1)+ 4 (y + 1) = 0
27. The words clandestine and secret are syn- Cost price = Rs.(24000 9600) p85
onymous. (3y + 1) (y + 1) = 0 59. = 3500 p = 9500
= Rs.14,400 100
1
)]
28. The word Ignominious (Adjective) means:
that makes you feel ashamed; disgraceful.
y = or, 1
3
Hence, profit percent can be determined.
44. From statement I, x2 = 9y
C.I. after 2 years = 9500 1 + [( 8 2
100
29. The word Pragmatic (Adjective) means: Clearly, x < y
solving problems in a practical and sensible 35. I. 2x2 + 21x + 10 = 0
Required answer is not possible
From statement II, 4x 3x = ?
(729
)
= 9500 1 = 9500
625
104
625
way; realistic. 2x2 + 20x + x + 10 = 0
30. The word Vindictive (Adjective) means: 40 50 20 = Rs.1,580.80
2x (x + 10) + 1 (x + 10) = 0 45. From statement I, x = x
trying to harm or upset somebody; spiteful, 100 100 60. Time taken by Father =
(x + 10) (2x + 1) = 0
revengeful. x = 25 12
1
31. I. x2 3x 88 = 0 x = 10 or, 30 72 25 x
2 From statement II, y = Time taken by Son =
x2 11x + 8x 88 = 0 100 100 18
II. 3y2 + 13y + 14 = 0
x (x 11) + 8 (x 11) = 0 y = 60 x x
3y2 + 6y + 7y + 14 = 0 From question = 2 hours
(x + 8) (x 11) = 0 x : y = 25 : 60 = 5 : 12 12 18
3y (y + 2) + 7 (y + 2) = 0
x = 8 or, 11 46. Expenditure in 2002 was, x = 72 km.
(3y + 7) (y + 2) = 0
II. y2 + 8y 48 = 0 300000 E 413.5 420.4
y2 + 12y 4y 48 = 0
7
y = or, 2 20 = 100 62. = 433.9 6 = 427.9
3 E 4 3 43
y (y + 12) 4 (y + 12) = 0 E . Rs.2,50,000
36. The pattern of the number series is:
(y 4) (y + 12) = 0
(484 2) 2 = 242 2 = 240 47. Percentage profit of company C in 2003
63. 42349 + 40 1125 40 44150
y = 4 or, 12 67. All the four Premises are Particular
(240 2) 2 = 120 2 = 118 120 250000 175000
Clearly, x > y = 100 Affirmative (I-type). No Conclusion follows
(118 2) 2 = 59 2 = 57 175000
32. I. 5x2 + 29x + 20 = 0 from the two Particular Premises.
5x2 + 25x + 4x + 20 = 0 (57 + 2) 2 = 28.5 2 = 26.5 = 42.857 42.86% (Q.71-74): > $
5x (x + 5) + 4 (x + 5) = 0 37. The pattern of the number series is: 48. Average income of company A %
(x + 5) (5x + 4) = 0 31+2=5 2.75 + 3 + 3.5 + 3 + 2.5 + 3.25 =
= Lakhs
4 5 2 + 3 = 13 6 < #
x = 5 or,
5 13 3 + 4 = 43 = 3 Lakhs @
II. 25y2 + 25y + 6 = 0 43 4 + 5 = 177 176 49. Percentage increase in income of company B 75. W > E = A R S
y2 + 15y + 10y + 6 = 0 177 5 + 6 = 891 W > R : True
3.5 3
5y (5y + 3) + 2 (5y + 3) = 0 38. The pattern of the number series is: = 100 = 3 Lakhs E S : True
3
(5y + 2) (5y + 3) = 0 6 + 12 = 6 + 1 = 7 (Q.76-80):
1
2 3 7 + 32 = 7 + 9 = 16 50. For company C in 2002, 100 Nish (Jan)
y = or, 3 Isha
Nirvi (March)
5 5 16 + 52 = 16 + 25 = 41 = 33.33% () (April)
Clearly, x < y 41 + 72 = 41 + 49 = 90 5
33. I. 2x2 11x + 12 = 0 90 + 92 = 90 + 81 = 171 154 In 2003 = 100 = 25% (+) Priya Rashi (May)
2x2 8x 3x + 12 = 0 2 (June)
171 + 112 = 171 + 121 = 292
2x (x 4) 3 (x 4) = 0 .75
In 2004 = 100 = 30% (+) Diya (July) Reena
(x 4) (2x 3) = 0 2.5 Priti (Feb)
Mail your feedback to.. (August)
3 .25
x = 4 or, In 2005 = 100 = 7.69% (+)
2
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Polycet, RJCCET, DEECET graph. The difference in the areas of triangles formed by the lines with
coordinate axes is (in sq. units)...
Co-ordinate Geometry
2x + 3y 6 = 0, 2x + 3y 12 = 0 ---- vj U. N
(jx- --) E--~ - p-J vA j-ux (.-.) ?
1. If x > 0 and y < 0, then (x, y) lies in which 1) 12 2) 9 3) 6 4) 3
quadrant? ---: 2
(x, y)

G-- L ?
x > 0, y < 0 C
C?
1) Q1 2) Q2 3) Q3 4) Q4
2. The distance between (4, 5) and (2, 3) is...
(4, 5), (2, 3) u ...
1) 6 units 2) 8 units
3) 10 units 4) 12 units
3. The coordinates of a point on Y-axis which is 3) Square -v (5, 3), (7, K) G- L -
equidistant from the points (13, 2) and (1, 5) K N ? Writer
4) Rhombus ---s u G
(12, 3) is... 1) 7 2) 7 3) 5 4) 1
13. If the distance between (1, 0) and (4, y) is 5 - CH. Radha Krishna
(13, 2), (12, 3)
G-- units then y = ..... 25. The line x = my + c cuts Y-axis at....
Y- Subject Expert
(1, 0), (4, y) u- 5 Ex x = my + c Y-
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1) (0, 1) 2) (0, 2) 3) (0, 3) 4) (0, 4) y = ....
1) 34 3) 17
G...
4. The equation of a line parallel to Y-axis and 2) 12 4) 17
1) 4 2) 3 3) 2 4) 1 C C
passing through (2017, 2018) is.... 1) (0, ) 2) (0, ) 34. If the straight lines a1x + b1y + c1 = 0 and
14. If the line joining A(2, 3) and B(5, 7) is cut m m
Y-
~-E -- (2017, 2018) a2x + b2y + c2 = 0 are perpendicular to each
by X-axis at P then AP : PB is.... m m
3) (0, ) 4) (0, ) other, then....
A(2, 3), B(5, 7)
G -- O--..... G-- L C C
1) x = 4035 2) y = 4035 X ~Eo l h AP : PB =....
P a1x + b1y + c1 = 0, a2x + b2y + c2 = 0
26. Area of a triangle formed by (1, 2), (3, 4),
-
3) x = 2018 4) x = 2017
1) 3 : 7 2) 3 : 7 3) 7 : 3 4) 7 : 3 (5, 6) in square units is...
-E-- ...
5. The slope of the line 3x 4y 12 = 0 is... 1) a1a2 + b1b2 = 0 2) a1b2 + a2b1 = 0
15. Slope of the line joining the points (a, a)
(1, 2), (3, 4), (5, 6)
3x 4y 12 = 0
p vA
-- ... and (0, a + a 3) is.... 3) a1a2 b1b2 = 0 4) a1b1 + a2b2 = 0

ju ..-...
3 3 4 4 (a, a), (0, a + a 3) 35. If a, b, c are in A.P., the straight line
1) 2) 3) 4) G-- L 1) 6 2) 5 3) 4 4) 8
4 4 3 3 ax + by + c = 0 always passes through the
? 27. The slope of a line parallel to the line
6. The equation of the line passing through 1) 3 2) a 3 3) 2a 4) 0 3x + 2y + 7 = 0 is.... point....
(1947, 1957) and (2017, 2018) is.... 16. The equation of the line passing through the a, b, c A.P. , ax + by + c = 0
3x + 2y + 7 = 0 -- --
(1947, 1957), (2017, 2018) G- origin and (3, 4) is... -- x-p G C?
O--...
-- O--.... -G-, (3, 4) G -- 2 3 2 3 1) (1, 2) 2) (1, 2)
1) x = y + 10 2) x = y 10 1) 2) 3) 4)
O--.... 3 2 3 2 3) (1, 2) 4) (1, 2)
3) 2x = y + 10 4) 2x = y 10 1) 4x + 3y = 0 2) 3x + 4y = 0 28. (x1, y1), (x2, y2), (x3, y3) are vertices of a tri- 36. The equation of a line passing through the
7. If the points (p, q + r), (q, r + p) and (x, q + p) 3) 3x 4y = 0 4) 4x 3y = 0 angle, the centroid is.. point P(3, 2) and parallel to the line
are collinear then x = .... 17. The condition that the line ax + by + c = 0 (x1, y1), (x2, y2), (x3, y3) Q{- o vA 4x 3y 7 = 0 is....
(p, q + r), (q, r + p), (x, q + p) passes through the origin is.... 4x 3y 7 = 0 --- --
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x1 x2 + x3 y1 y2 + y3 1) 4x 3y + 18 = 0 2) 4x 3y 18 = 0
points (2, 6) and (6, 4) is ....
(2, 6), (6, 4) G-- L -
18. Two ends of diameter of circle are (3, 2) and
(5, 4) then the centre is...
(
2) ,
3 3
) 3) 4x 3y 12 = 0 4) 4x 3y + 12 = 0
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x1 + x2 x3 y1 + y2 y3
(3, 2),
( )
u G E-- ....
K + 3) are three consecutive vertices of a
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x2 + x3 x1 y + y3 y1
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positive X-axis is...
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X- (2, 1)
( 3
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3
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are x = 0, y = 0, x + y = 6 is... 1) 2 2) 4 3) 6 4) 8
20. (a, 0), (0, b), (1, 1) points are collinear
t C ....
1) 30 2) 45 3) 60 4) 90 x = 0, y = 0, x + y = 6 - o vA 38. If the roots of the quadratic equation
then...
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(a, 0), (0, b) (1, 1) G- -&-
tices of a parallelogram taken in that order, 1) (1, 1) 2) (2, 2) 3) (3, 3) 4) (6, 6) then the equation of the line can be.....
x2 5x + 6 = 0
... 30. The slope of a line perpendicular to the line
then fourth vertex is ....
1 1 1 1
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a b a b
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1 1 1 1
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a b a b 3 5
1) (1, 2) 2)(1, 2) 3) (1, 2) 4)(1, 2) 3 5
21. If A = (2, 3), B = (1, 2), C = (7, 0) then 1) 2) 3) 4) 39. The circumcentre of the triangle formed by
11. The x-coordinate of the point which divides 5 5 3 3 the points 0(0, 0), A (6, 0) and B (0, 6) is...
AB + BC = ?
the line segment joining (x1, y1), (x2, y2) in 31. The equation of the line whose slope is '0'
A = (2, 3), B = (1, 2), C = (7, 0) 0(0, 0), A(6, 0), B(0, 6) Q{- o vA
the ratio m1 : m2 internally is... and which passes through (2, 5) is....
AB + BC = ? J-%h v...
(x1, y1), (x2, y2) 0 o (2, 5) G - --
1) (3, 3) 2) (2, 2)
G-- L --Eo
- m1 : m2 Ep-Ah N> G 1) 10 2) 2 10 3) 3 10 4) 4 10 O-- C? 3) (1, 1) 4) (0, 0)
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m1y2 + m2y1 m1x2 m2x1 parallel lines, value of K is....
1) 2) 2x 3y + 5 = 0, 4x + Ky 2 = 0
32. The value of p such that the straight line
2x + 3y + 4 + p (6x y + 12) = 0 is parallel
----
m1 m2
m1 + m2
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K
- N ? to Y - axis is.... 1-1 8-2 15-1 22-3 29-2 36-1
m2x2 + m1x1 m1x2 + m2x1 1) 5 2) 3 3) 6 4) 6 2-3 9-1 16-4 23-4 30-1 37-4
3) 4) 2x + 3y + 4 + p (6x y + 12) = 0 O--
m1 + m2 m1 + m2 23. Point of intersection of the lines Y - ~-E -- p N 3-2 10-2 17-3 24-2 31-4 38-3
12. The quadrilateral formed by the A(0, 1), 2017x + 2018y = 4035 and x + y = 2 is... ? 4-4 11-4 18-2 25-2 32-2 39-1
B(2, 1), C(0, 3), D(2, 1) taken in the same 2017x + 2018y = 4035, x + y = 2 -- 1) 2 2) 3 3) 4 4) 5 5-1 12-3 19-3 26-3 33-3
order is.... G ? 33. If the coordinates of opposite vertices of a 6-2 13-1 20-2 27-4 34-1
A(0, 1), B(2, 1), C(0, 3), D(2, 1) p 1) (1, 2017) 2) (2018, 1) square are (1, 3) and (6, 0) the length of a 7-3 14-2 21-3 28-1 35-3
-s.... 3) (2017, 2018) 4) (1, 1) side of a square is...
1) Rectangle 24. If (1, 5) is mid point of the line segment join- -v -- Q{ (1, 3), (6, 0)
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Classification questions, require you to find Odd one Out. You have
Staff Selection to pick the one option which does not follow the pattern that other
Commission options follow. It can be based on numbers, letters, meaningful
word. For this you have to simply apply your knowledge of daily
General Intelligence & Reasoning life & answer the question. You can practice Classification Quiz
based on Numbers & Classification Quiz based on Letters.
1. Select the related word from the given alter-
natives.
PHYCOLOGY : ALGAE : : MYCOLOGY : ?

Number of women in the row is..

1) FUNGI 2) BACTERIA
3) INSECTS 4) VIRUS
2. Select the related set of letters from the
given alternatives.
REST : TCUR : : DIAS : ?
1) FKCU 2) QCGF 11. In a row of women, Saroj is 25th from the What distance does he have to travel to go 1) 22.2% 2) 44.4%
3) FGCQ 4) FGYU right and Sapna is 15th from the left. When back to the starting point? 3) 29.6% 4) 65.4%
3. Select the related number from the given they interchange their position, Saroj 1) 28 km 2) 22 km 21. In the question, which answer figure will
alternatives. becomes 43rd from the right. What is the 3) 34 km 4) 24 km complete the pattern in the question figure?
total number of women in the row? 18. In the following question, one statement is Question figure:
64 : 44 : : 27 : ?
1) 58 2) 40 3) 68 4) 57 given following by two Conclusions, I and II.
1) 24 2) 51 3) 33 4) 42
12. From the given alternative words, select the You have to consider the statement to be
4. Find the odd word from the given alterna-
word which cannot be formed using the let- true, even if it seems to be at variance from
tives.
ters of the given word: the commonly known facts. You are to
1) LIVER 2) RECTUM
ELIMINATION decide which of the given conclusions can
3) PANCREAS 4) MEDULLA definitely be drawn from the given state-
1) MENTION 2) MENTAL Answer figures:
5. Find the odd set of letters from the given ment.
3) ELATION 4) LOTION
alternatives. Statement: The Constellation series of Bell
13. In a certain code, 275 means 'flowers are
1) J G D A 2) K H E B beautiful', 746 means 'baby is beautiful' and mobiles has become a hit in the
3) V S P M 4) R U X Z 598 means 'see the flowers'. What stands Indian market.
6. Find the odd pair of numbers from the given for 'are' in that code? Conclusions: 1) 2) 3) 4)
alternatives. 1) 4 2) 5 3) 2 4) 6 I. The product must have been good in 22. Select the answer figure in which the ques-
1) (108, 12) 2) (135, 15) 14. If + = , = , = +, = , then which is the quality. tion figure is hidden.
3) (171, 19) 4) (198, 18) correct equation out of the following? II. The price of the product must have been Question figure:
7. Arrange the following words as per order in 1) 21 + 15 35 27 5 = 31 reasonable.
the dictionary. 2) 21 15 35 + 27 5 = 47 1) Only conclusion II follows
1) violin 2) violet 3) 21 15 35 27 + 5 = 63 2) Neither I nor II follows
3) violence 4) violate 4) 21 15 + 35 27 5 = 22 3) Only conclusion I follows
5) volatile 15. How many triangles are there in the figure? 4) Both I and II follow
Answer figures:
1) 4, 3, 2, 1, 5 2) 4, 2, 1, 3, 5 19. Two positions of a dice are shown below.
3) 4, 1, 2, 3, 5 4) 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 When six is at the top what number will be
at the bottom?
8. Which one set of letters when sequentially
placed at the gaps in the given letter series
1) 2) 3) 4)
shall complete it? 4 4
23. A piece of paper is folded and cut as shown
p_q_pq_r_q_r_q_r 1 3 5 2 below in the question figures. From the
1) p q r p q q r 2) q q r p q p q r given answer figures, indicate how it will
3) p p r q q p r 4) q r q p q p q 1) 5 2) 1 3) 4 4) 2 appear when opened.
Directions: In the following question, a series is 1) 20 2) 14 3) 24 4) 22 20. The given Venn Diagram shows the lan- Question figure:
given, with one term missing. Choose the Directions: In question 16, select the missing guage preferences of students in an under-
correct alternative from the given ones that number from the given responses. graduate course. What percentage of stu-
will complete the series. dents opt for Sanskrit?
9. 5, 12, 26, 47, 75, ? 16. 38 10 ? 4
Sanskrit
1) 110 2) 121 3) 90 4) 95 71 25 96 8 French

10. Pointing to a girl in the picture a woman 47 13 60 5 60 15 65 Answer figures:

said, 'Her mother is the daughter-in-law of 1) 28 2) 48 3) 16 4) 40 25
the maternal grandfather of my only daugh- 17. Raju drives 22 km south and turns left and 20 10
ter'. How is the girl related to the woman? travels 6 km and reaches point 'O'. He then
1) Sister 2) Daughter turns right and covers another 6 km. He 75 German
1) 2) 3) 4)
3) Daughter-in-law 4) Niece afterwards turns to west and drives 6 km.
24. If a mirror is placed on the line MN, then
which of the answer figures is the right
Explanations 3 3 3 (47 + 13) image of the given figure?
K H E B = 5 ? = 48
3 3 3 12 Question figure:
1-1; Phycology is the study of algae whereas V S P M M
mycology is the study of fungi.
+2
6-4; When first number is divided by the sec-
ond, then all others give a quotient equal
17-1;
. Starting
point
N

2-3; R T W E
to 9. 22 km
2
E C 7-1
6 km O S
+2 8-4; p q q r / p q q r / p q q r / p q q r N
S U
Answer figures:
.
6 km
2 9-1; 5 + 7 = 12; 12 + 14 = 26; 26 + 21 = 47;
End
T R 47 + 28 = 75; 75 + 35 = 110 point 6 km
+2 10-4; The maternal grandfather of her daugh-
Similarly, D F
ter is her father. The daughter-in-law of 18-2; Neither conclusion is correct.
2 1) 2) 3) 4)
I G her father is her sister-in-law. Hence, the Conclusion I is wrong because the prod-
+2 sister-in-law's daughter is her niece. uct need not be of good quality to
A C Answers
11-4; (15 + 43) 1 = 57 become a hit in the market. There can
2 be other reasons for its popularity.
S Q 12-4; The given word has only one 'O'. 1-1 6-4 11-4 16-2 21-3
13-3; From the given codes "beautiful" = 7 and Conclusion II is also not correct because 2-3 7-1 12-4 17- 22-2
3-3; The numbers are in the given the product might be aimed at high end
"flowers" = 5. So "are" = 2 3-3 8-4 13-3 18-2 23-1
proportion n3 : 11n customers. Hence, price may not be a
14-1; 21 15 35 + 27 5 = 31 4-4 9-1 14-1 19-3 24-2.
4-4; All others are parts of the digestive sys- factor for its popularity.
tem, whereas medulla is a part of the 15-3; 10 (single) + 8 (pairs) + 4 (triplets) + 2 5-4 10-4 15-3 20-2
120
brain. (quantuplets) = 24 20-2; Required percentage = 100
270
3 3 3 (71 + 25) 44.44% (These questions are prepared by subject
5-4; J G D A 16-2; = 8 21-3 22-2 23-1 24-2.
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Solve the vocabulary sections from previous years papers
and time yourself. This should give you a good idea about
the type of questions asked and the difficulty level. It will
English Language also give you a fair idea about how much work you need
to do. Read English for Competitive Exams Modules to
Directions (Q.1-5): Read each sentence to get understand contextual usage.
findout whether there is any error in it. The
error, if any will be in one part of the sentence,
the number of that part is the answer. If there
is no error, the answer is (5).
1. People should take (1)/ a great pain (2)/ to
attain their cherished goals (3)/ and feel
delighted. (4)/ No error (5).
We picked flowers in the...
2. Greece is surrounded (1)/ on one side by Directions (Q.11-15): In each of the following 16. (A) Construe (B) Dedicate
mountain ranges (2)/ and on three sides sentences, there are two blanks. Below each (C) Explain (D) Devote Writer
Mediterranean sea. (3)/ Hence Greeks are sentence, there are five pairs of words denot- 1) A-B 2) B-C 3) C-D
good navigators. (4)/ No error (5). ed by the numbers 1), 2), 3, 4) and 5). Find - B. Krishna Kumar
4) D-A 5) A-C
3. Ravi and Raghu's shopping mall (1)/ is out which pair of words can be filled up in the
17. (A) Ebullient (B) Enthusiasm Senior Faculty, BSC Academy
famous in this town (2)/ so many customers blanks to make the sentence meaningfully
(3)/ prefer to buy there. (4)/ No error (5). (C) Effective (D) Delusion
correct. 21. Which is the FIRST sentence after
4. Based on the authentic informations received 1) A-B 2) B-C 3) C-A
11. The government ...... special budget of rearrangement?
(1)/ it is assumed (2)/ that the project will be 4) D-C 5) B-D
funds to ...... weaker sections of society. 1) C 2) D 3) F 4) A 5) B
completed (3)/ in a decade. (4)/ No error (5). 18. (A) Flowery (B) Emaciated
1) allocated, uplift 2) uploaded, lift up 22. Which is the SECOND sentence after
5. The temperature in Kashmir Valley drops (C) Consummate (D) Strong
3) forced, elevate 4) allotted, alleviate rearrangement?
down (1)/ to below 0 centigrade (2)/ and 1) D-A 2) C-B 3) B-A
5) agree, leave 1) F 2) A 3) D 4) B 5) E
people find it difficult (3)/ to acclimatise in the 4) C-A 5) B-D
winter. (4)/ No error (5). 12. The advantage is that our technical ...... is 23. Which is the THIRD sentence after
...... to any environment. 19. (A) Contend (B) Exploit
Directions (Q.6-10): Which of the phrases (1), rearrangement?
1) adroitness, adaptable (C) Consecrate (D) Dedicate
(2), (3), (4) given below each sentence should 1) D 2) E 3) A 4) F 5) C
2) skill, adoptable 1) A-C 2) C-B 3) D-A
replace the phrase in bold to make the sen- 24. Which is the FOURTH sentence after
3) grandeur, suitable 4) B-A 5) D-C
tence grammatically correct? If the sentence rearrangement?
is correct as it is mark (5) as the answer. 20. (A) Interprete (B) Consensus
4) know how, likely 1) C 2) A 3) B 4) E 5) F
6. Tables are usually made from wood. (C) Confound (D) Agreement
5) speciality, adoptable 25. Which is the sixth sentence after rearrange-
1) made of 2) made with 1) B-D 2) D-C 3) A-C
13. India has to keep in ...... a variety of factors ment?
3) made by 4) made after in order to progress ....... 4) D-A 5) A-B
1) A 2) D 3) C 4) E 5) B
5) No correction required 1) build, quickly 2) check, rapidly Directions (Q.21-25): Rearrange the following
sentences in proper order and then answer
7. Bread is usually made from wheat. 3) mind, diligently 4) vision, early Answers
the questions given below them.
1) made with 2) made of 5) escalation, fast
(A) Of all people, perhaps it is the English 1-2; "a great pain" should be replaced with
3) made up 4) made out 14. ...... is another key factor for ...... company
who have the finest taste in this matter. "great pains".
5) No correction required to start business in a particular city.
(B) The key is, real warmth and comfort, and 2-3; Put "the" before "Mediterranean Sea".
8. The noise interferes in my work. 1) Funds, developing
not mere show. 3-5; No error
1) interferes at 2) interferes over 2) Quotation, preserving
(C) Man shares with birds and animals one 4-1; Replace "informations" with "informa-
3) interferes 4) interferes with 3) Infrastructure, outsourcing particular instinct, the instinct to build a tion".
5) No correction required 4) Welfare, source 5) Wealth, emerging house to live in. 5-4; Delete "the" before "Winter"
9. I never interfere in his work. 15. ...... can be ...... by persistence. (D) But in all other respects, the same 6-1 7-5 8-4 9-5 10-1
1) interfere across 2) interfere at 1) Old, won 2) Development, triggered instinct finds a much richer and more
11-1 12-1 13-2 14-3 15-5
3) interfere with 4) interfere on 3) Tax, levied 4) Knowledge, overcome complex expressions in man.
16-5 (same) 17-1 (same) 18-5 (opp)
5) No correction required 5) Impedements, overcome (E) To visit an English house, and that too an
19-5 (same) 20-1 (same)
10. We picked up flowers in the garden. Directions (Q.16-20): Four words given in each old manor house, is to know what it
means to own a house. (Q.21-25): Order is -
1) picked 2) picked out of the questions of which two are most nearly
(F) Man's idea of a house keeps changing C D F A E B
3) picked from 4) picked in the same/ opposite in meaning. Find the num-
ber of correct letter combination. from age to age. 21-1 22-3 23-4 24-2 25-5
5) No correction required

(-E-o- --)
(Q.81- 85):
81. The person from Punjab National Bank, Q
faces A. B is from Bank of Maharashtra and
he is a immediate neighbour of A. A faces
the person who sits second to the left of R
A is from Dena Bank. A sits third from the left
and second from the right.
82. S is seated between R and Q, the person
from Punjab National Bank.
83. Persons at the extreme ends: C from Canara
Bank; D from Oriental Bank of Commerce; P
from Syndicate Bank; R from UCO Bank.
84. S from Indian Bank faces, B from Bank of
Maharashtra.
SBI POs Model Paper Explanations
85. P faces the immediate neighbour of A from of the present energy sources are
Dena Bank. B faces the immediate neigh- exhaustible. II is not strong as it is not true.
bour of Q from Punjab National Bank. In fact, harnessing solar energy on the con-
Similarly, D faces immediate neighbour of S trary is cheaper.
from Indian Bank. 94. Only I and III are valid courses of action. II
(Q.86-90): In the rearrangement, the words start- is not valid as it does not solve the problem.
ing with consonant are arranged in alphabeti- 95. Both II and III follow. Don't' go for (III), 96. Arnab Behera does satisfy all the condi-
cal order from left to right, and the words start because it would be wiser to adopt a two tions. Therefore, he can be selected.
ing with vowels and followed by a number are pronged strategy - both II and III. 97. Neeta Ghosal does satisfy all the condi-
arranged in alphabetical order from right to left (Q.96-100): tions. Therefore she can be selected.
along with the number in each step.
Candidate Conditions 98. Sudesh Sarkar does satisfy conditions (i),
Input: Power turn copper every 22 order 34
(i) (ii) or B (iii) (iv) or A (v) (B), (iii), (iv) (v). Therefore, his case should
ower kite inter 29 aptitude 41 hope
be referred to GM Marketing.
Step-I: Copper power turn every 22 order 34 Arnab - -
99. Sudha Naik does satisfy conditions (i), (B),
ower kite inter 29 hope aptitude 41 Neeta - - (iii), (iv) and (v). Therefore, her case should
Step- II: Copper ower power turn order 34 kite
Sudesh - - be referred to GM Marketing.
inter 29 hope aptitude 41 every 22
Sudha - - 100. Sunita Jaiswal does not satisfy conditions
Step-III: Copper ower hope power turn order 34 (i) and (iii). Therefore, she cannot be
kite aptitude 41 every 22 inter 29 Sunita - - selected.
Step-IV: Copper ower hope kite power turn
aptitude 41 every 22 inter 29 order 34
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The Indian Navy has successfully conducted
the maiden trial firing of a newly installed sur-
face-to-air Barak missile system from its air-
craft carrier INS Vikramaditya. The firing was
conducted as part of the 'Operational
Readiness Inspection' from 21 to 23 March.
Note: The missile marks a significant milestone
in providing air interception and defence
capabilities and enhanced operational
capabilities of the Navy's aircraft carrier
and the flee.
The Mental Healthcare Bill, which decriminal-
izes suicide and guarantees the right to bet-
ter healthcare for people with mental illness,
was unanimously passed in the Lok Sabha
on 27th March, 2017. It mandates that a per-
son attempting suicide shall be presumed to
be suffering from 'severe stress' and, there-
fore, shall not be tried or punished by law.
Note: The Bill mandates that persons with sui-
cidal tendencies be provided help and
rehabilitated.
The Union Govt. has sanctioned 101 new
integrated cold chain projects that will lever-
age a total investment of Rs. 3,100 crore for
creation of modern infrastructure for the food
processing sector.
Note: India is one of the largest food producers
in the world and the second largest pro-
ducer of fruits and vegetables yet only
2.2% of our fruits and vegetables are
processed. Existing cold storages are
concentrated in a few States and roughly
80% to 90% are used for potatoes.
The Supreme Court on 29th March banned
the sale and registration of Bharat Stage
(BS)-III emission norm-compliant vehicles
from April 1, 2017 saying the health of mil-
lions was more important than commercial
interests.
Note: The biggest difference between the two is
the emission of carbon particulate matter,
a major air pollutant. While BS-III vehi-
cles emit 2.30gm of carbon monoxide per
kg of fuel, the emission drops to 1gm per
kg in BS-IV vehicles.
In a historic step towards implementing a
new, consolidated indirect tax regime from
the proposed date of July 1, 2017 the Lok
Sabha on 29th March, 2017 passed four Bills,
relating to the implementation of the Goods
and Services Tax (GST).
The number of Central Armed Police Forces
(CAPF) personnel who chose the voluntary
retirement scheme (VRS) has jumped to over
400% in 2016-17. The Govt data shows that
2016-17 saw the maximum of 9,065
India and Nepal have renewed the supply
agreement between Indian Oil Corporation
Ltd (IOCL) and Nepal Oil Corporation
(NOC) for another five years. Supplies to
Nepal from India have been meeting the
petroleum product requirements since
1974.
Note: The renewed agreement is an umbrella
document between the two parties
which apart from detailing the supply of
petroleum, oil and lubricant products
and also puts in place an institutional
mechanism for cooperation in the areas
of additional services and technical
assistance between the two.
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The Central Board of Secondary
Examination (CBSE) has introduced a
mobile application 'Exam Locator' to help
students appearing for class 10th and 12th
examinations locate their exam centres.
The user can then access information by
selecting the option class X or XII and
entering the roll number.
First summit of IORA held at..
personnel going for VRS in the last three
years from forces like the CRPF and the BSF.
The government has notified that Animal
Welfare Board of India (AWBI), a statutory
advisory body under the Ministry of
Environment, Forests and Climate Change
(MoEF) will now be permanently chaired by a
senior MoEF official.
Note: This step came into effect due to the
recently held Jallikattu Protest in
Karnataka. Central Government applies
its preference now in the management of
the organization by making a new Board
of 18 members, chaired by Sharad Singh
Negi, Special Secretary and Director-
General (Forests). MoEF came into effect
for three years term.
The Supreme
Court upheld
the Tripura High
Court order ter-
minating the
jobs of 10,323
teachers for
faulty recruitment procedure.
Note: The High Court had cancelled the
recruitment of college teachers made from
March 2010 in several categories.
The government is all set to come up with the
country's first-of-its-kind dictionary that aims
to bring together various sign languages
used by people with speech and hearing
impairments. The Indian Sign Language (ISL)
dictionary, which is being developed by the
Indian Sign Language Research and Training
Centre (ISLRTC), has so far compiled 6,032
Hindi and English words and corresponding
graphic representations of signs.
Note: It will contain graphic representations of
popular signs used by the hearing
impaired and will also include regional
variations. Apart from that, it will have
legal, technical and medical terms. The
dictionary is being developed in both print
and video formats.
Note: The interceptor is a 7.5-metre single
stage solid rocket propelled guided mis-
sile equipped with a navigation system, a
high-tech computer and an electro-
mechanical activator.
Vice president of India Mohammad Hamid
Ansari attended the Summit of the 21-nation
Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA) in
Jakarta, Indonesia.
Note: This is the first Summit level conference
hosted by Jakarta. Open maritime trade
and rights of navigation discussed during
his visit. Four documents - IORA
Concord, IORA Action Plan, IORA
Declaration on Preventing and
Countering Terrorism and Violent
Extremism.
The State Governments of Punjab and
Jammu & Kashmir have signed an agree-
ment to fast-track the completion of 206 MW
2,285-crore rupees Shahpur Kandi dam pro-
ject on the Ravi river in Chandigarh.
Note: 'Shapur Kandi project' was declared a
national project in February 2008 by the
Centre.
The union minister of state for Development
of North Eastern Region Jitendra Singh has
inaugurated the three-day long 'Destination
North East' 2017 in Chandigarh.
Note: The event showcased North East as a
potential destination for investment and
organized by the Ministry of Development
of North Eastern Region and an industry
body PHD Chamber of Commerce and
Industry.
The Water Resources Minister Uma Bharti
Under the recommendations of the bill, Bill-
has inaugurated the day-long national con-
2016, working women in all establishments
ference on 'Jal Kranti Abhiyan' in New
will be entitled to 26 weeks of paid maternity
Delhi. The objectives of the Abhiyan were
leave. If a woman adopts a child below 3
strengthening grass root involvement of all
months of age, she will be entitled to 12
stakeholders including panchayati raj insti-
weeks leave from the date the child is hand-
tutions and local bodies for participatory irri-
ed over to her.
gation management.
Note: This entitlement will be applicable for the
first two children. For the 3rd child, any
Note: There are four important components of
Jal Kranti Abhiyan viz. Jal Gram Yojana,
women will be granted 12 weeks of
Development of Model Command Area,
maternity leave.
Pollution Abatement and Mass
The Union Ministry of Agriculture and
Awareness Programme.
Farmer's Welfare has launched Mission
Fingerling to achieve the Blue Revolution by border and administrative issues. The com-
enabling holistic development and manage- mittee was appointed on 5th April 2016.
ment of fisheries. The programme will The Central Board of Secondary Education
enhance the fisheries production from 10.79 (CBSE) has unveiled new exam format for
mmt (2014-15) to 15 mmt by 2020-21. Class VI to IX. The board has replaced
Note: Fish Fingerling production is the single Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation
most important critical input visualized to (CCE) which was in place since 2009 with a
achieve fish production targets under the uniform system of assessment and examina-
Blue Revolution. tion to be followed by its affiliated schools.
Lok Sabha passed the Enemy Property According to the new guidelines, there will
(Amendment and Validation) Bill, 2006 after still be two terms, the written test weightage
incorporating the changes made by Rajya will be 90% and 10 marks of the 20 marks
Sabha. The act provides for the prevention of set aside for periodic assessment in each
claims to any properties in India by the suc- term.
cessors of people who migrated to Pakistan Indian Railways will set up Wi-Fi hotspot
and China during partition.
kiosks at about 500 stations to help people
access an array of online services, including
The Union Railway Minister Suresh various government schemes. The Wi-Fi
Prabhu has inaugurated high-speed kiosks will function like a PCO for Digital India
rail wire Wi-Fi facility at National and enable people to use services like e-
commerce, online banking, offer them access
Rail museum in New Delhi. The free
to open school/university and insurance
Wi-Fi service built over the fiber
schemes, e-ticketing for train and bus ser-
network of Rail Tel is designed to
vices among others.
offer High- Speed Broadband like
The Union Minister of Communications
experience to users. Mr. Prabhu also
Manoj Sinha has released a Postage Stamp
launched a book " Indian on Cub Scouts to commemorate the
Railways- The Weaving of a National Centenary year of Cub Scouts in India and
Tapestry". abroad. Cub Scouting is meant for children
of age group between 8 to 11 years and
Cubbing involves games, stories, play act-
The Revised Memorandum of
ing, handicrafts and also work through the
Understanding (MoU) and Mode of Star tests and Badges.
Operation (MoO) to establish Border haats
The union Information & Broadcasting
on the India Bangladesh Border was
Minister 'M. Venkaiah Naidu' has launched
approved by the Cabinet, chaired by PM
the online film certification system, 'e-
Narendra Modi. The move aims to promote
CinePramaan' with an aim to the elimination
the wellbeing of the people dwelling in
of middlemen and promote clean cinema.
remote areas across the borders of two
The new system of Central Board of Film
countries, by promoting traditional system of
Certification (CBFC) will make the entire
marketing the local produce through local
process of certification transparent and effi-
markets.
cient. This will make the process for films to
The committee was constituted to strength-
obtain a certificate fully digital and will include
en border protection and address vulnerabil-
QR Codes to check fraudulent certificates.
ities in fencing along the Indo-Pakistan bor-
der. The committee submitted its recommen-
dations broadly on the issues of Threats and For Bank exams Study materials,
Border Protection, assessment of force Online tests please visit...
level, deployment on the border, infrastruc-
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EAMCET Model Paper -2017

Engineering
No. of Questions: 160 Maximum Marks: 160 Time: 3 hrs.

1) p 1: p + 1 7 2
Mathematics
2x 1
3) p + 1: p 1
2) p : 2
4) p :1
3
4
3
2) x cos + y sin = 1
4 (
3) ,
3 3 ) 4) (1, 1)

1. If y = f ( x ) = , then f (y) = x gives k = 14. The range of cos2 x + 4cos x + 5 lies in 5 5

xk 3) x cos + y sin = 1 40. The distance of the point (2, 3) from the line
1) [ 10, 15 ] 2) [ 5, 10 ] 4 4
2x 3y + 9 = 0 measured along a line mak-
1) 2 2) 2 3) 1 4) 1 3) [ 2, 10 ] 4) [2, 10 ] 7 7
4) x cos + y sin = 1 ing an angle 45 with x-axis is
2. The real functions f and g are given by 15. If sin x.cos h y = cos , cos x sin h y = sin 4 4 4
f(x) = x [x], g(x) = cos[x], where [x] denotes then sin h2 y = 27. A line makes the same angle , with each of 1) 4 2 2) 4 3) 4) 2
the integral part of x then the range of gof is 1) cos h2 x 2) cos h x the x and z axis. If the angle , which it 2
1) [1, 1] 2) { 1, 1} 3) sin h2 x 4) cos2 x makes with y-axis, is such that sin2 = 41. , are the roots of x2 + x + 1 = 0 then
3) { 1} 4) { 1} 16. In a triangle ABC, if 5 cos C + 6 cos B = 4 & 3 sin2 then sin2 = equation whose roots are 19, 16
3. If 10n + 3.4n + k is divisible by 9 for all n N, C A 1) 2/3 2) 1/5 3) 3/5 4) 2/5 1) x2 x 1 = 0 2) x2 x + 1 = 0
6 cos A + 4 cos C = 5 then tan .tan = 28. If (2, 3, 6) is the foot of the perpendicular 3) x2 + x 1 = 0 4) x2 + x + 1 = 0
then the least value of k is 2 2
1) 1 2) 5 3) 14 4) 23 drawn from the origin to a plane then the 42. If the equations x2 cx + d = 0,
3 1 1 4
1) 2) 3) 4) equation of the plane is x2 ax + b = 0 have one common root and
4. The most general value of which satisfies 5 3 5 5
1) 2x + 4y 3z 29 = 0 second equation has equal roots then
1 1 17. A 20 mt long tree is broken by wind and the
both the equation sin = and tan = , 2) 2x 5y + 8z + 98 = 0 2(b + d) =
2 top struck the ground at an angle of 30.
3 3) 2x + 4y + 3z + 29 = 0 1) a + c 2) a c 3) ac 4) 3ac
The height of the point where the tree is bro-
is 4) 2x 3y + 6z 49 = 0 43. If 2, 3 be the roots of
ken is
7 29. A straight rod of length 9 unit, slides with its 2x3 + mx2 13x + n = 0, then the values of
1) 2n + , n Z 2) 2n + , nZ 10 20
6 6 1) mt 2) mt ends A, B always on the x and y axes m and n are respectively
3 3
11 respectively. Then the locus of the centroid 1) 5, 30 2) 5, 30 3) 5, 30 4) 5, 30
3) 2n + , n Z 4) 2n 16
of ABC is
6 6 3) mt 4) 7 mt 44. If the equation 2x3 9x2 +12x + k = 0 has
3 1) x2 + y2 = 3 2) x2 + y2 = 9
two equal roots then k =

( 3
)
5. The value of sin1 + 2 cos1
2
( 1
2
) 18. If base angles of a triangle are
1 1
2 2
3) x + y = 1 4) x2 + y2 = 81 1) 5 2) 5 3) 4 4) 6
22 , 112 then base and height are in 30. The origin shifted to (1, 2) then the equation 45. The term independent of x in the expansion
is equal to 2 2 y2 8x 4y + 12 = 0 changes as Y2 = aX
x2
1) 2 2)

3)
2
3
4)
2
the ratio
1) 1 : 2 2) 1 : 3 3) 3 : 1 4) 2 : 1
then a =
1) 2 2) 8 3) 2 4) 8
(
2
2 9
x )
of is equal to

6. If the diagonals of a parallelogram are given 19. i [( a b ) i ] + j [( a b ) j ] + k 31. If cos sin = 2 sin then 1) 9C6 (23 ) 2) 9C5 (2)4

by 3 i + j 2 k and i 3 j + 4 k , then the [( a b ) k ] = cos + sin =
3) 9C7 (2)5 4) 9C6 (23)
lengths of its sides are 1) 2 cos 2) 2 sin
1) (a b ) 2) 2(a b ) 1 1.3 1.3.5
3) 2 cos 4) 2 sin 46. If X = + + + ....
1) 8, 10 2) 6, 14 3) 3(a b ) 4) 0 3 3.6 3.6.9

( ) [ ]
then x2 + 2x 2 =
3) 5, 12 4) 6, 12 8x 3 4x2 + 1 0 a+1 b2
20. Lt = 1) 0 2) 1 3) 2 4) 1
7. A unit vector perpendicular to the plane of x1/2 2x 1 4x2 1 32. If A = 2a 1 0 c 2 is skew
2b + 1 2 + c 0 47. The value of 4C3 + 5C3 + 6C3 + 7C3 + 8C3 +
a = 2 i 6 j 3 k , b = 4 i + 3 j k is 2 7
1) 9 2) 3) 4) 13 9
7 2 symmetric then a + b + c = C3 + 10C3 + 11C3 + 12C3 + 13C3 is equal to
4 i + 3j k 2 i 6 j 3k
1)

2) 21. If f : R R is defined by 7 1 1) 13C4 1 2) 13C4

{
26 7 1) 3 2) 3 3) 4) 13
2 sin x sin 2 x 3 3 3) C4 + 1 4) 14C4 1

3 i 2 j + 6k 2i 3j 6k f(x) = if x 0 33. If A is 3 3 matrix and det (adj A) = k then 48. The maximum number of points of intersec-
3) 4) 2 x cos x tion of 5 circles and 5 straight lines is
7 7 for x = 0 det (adj(2A)) =
1) 50 2) 40 3) 100 4) 80
8. a is a perpendicular to b, c . If | a | = 2, | b | = then the value of so that f is continuous at 1) 2 k 2) 8 k 3) 16 k 4) 64 k
49. The number of sides of a polygon having 90

[ ]
2 0 is
3, | c | = 4, (b, c ) = then | [ a b c ] | = diagonals is
3 1) 2 2) 1 3) 1 4) 0 1 2 2
1) 45 87 2) 15 3) 12 4) 6
1) 12 3 2) 12 3) 6 3 4) 6 22. If yk is the kth derivative of y w.r.t x, 34. If 3A = 2 1 2 then A1 =
50. 3 vertices are selected from the vertices of
y = cos(sin x), then y1 sin x + y2 cos x = 2 2 1
9. If a and b are vectors, satisfying |a | = | b | = 5 a regular hexagon, then the probability that
1) y sin3 x 2) y sin3 x they forms an equilateral triangle is
and (a , b) = 45, then the area of the 3 1) AT 2) 2AT 3) 3AT 4) A3
4) y cos3 x
with the vectors a 2b
3) y cos x 2 1 3 7
triangle constructed 1) 2) 3) 4)
dy 35. The constant c of Rolle's theorem for the
and 3 a + 2b is 23. If x sin y = 3sin y + 4cos y then = function f (x) = 2x3 + x2 4x 2 in 10 10 10 10

1) 50 2 sq.unit

2) 5 5 sq.unit

dx
[2, 2 ] is 51. In a class there are an event are 60 boys
3) 4 5 sq. unit 4) 3 5 sq.unit sin2 y cos2 y and 40 girls. Among the boys as well as
1) 2) 1) 0 2) 1 3) 1 /2 4) 2/3
10. If d.r's of the two lines are 2, 1, 2 and 4 4 girls, half of them are Tamilians. If a student
3, 2, 6 then the d.r's of the line bisecting sin2 y cos2 y log x is selected at random then the probability of
3) 4) 36. The function is increasing in
the angle between the lines are x selecting a boy or Tamilian is
4 4
1) 23, 1, 4 2) 23, 1, 4 1) (1, 2e) 2) (0, e) 3 4 2 1
24. The focal length of a mirror is given by 1) 2) 3) 4)
3) 23, 1, 4 4) 23, 1, 4 3) (2, 2e) 4) (1/e, 2e) 5 5 5 5
1 1 2
= . If equal errors are made in
( x
)
log 1+ log 1
a
( x
b
) v u f 37. Two pairs of straight lines y2 + xy 12x2 = 0,
52. A man speaks truth in 60% cases. He
throws a die and reports that it is a six. The
11. f(x) = is measuring u and v then relative error in f is and ax2 + 2hxy + by2 = 0 have one line in
probability that it is actually a six is

( )
x 2 1 1 common then
1) 2) 1) 3/8 2) 3/13 3) 5/6 4) 5/8
continuous at x = 0 then f(0) = u v 1) a + 8h 16b = 0 2) a 8h + 16b = 0

( )
1)
ab a+b
2) 1 1 3 3) a 6h + 9b = 0 4) a 6h + 6b = 0 Key
3) + 4) 38. If the pair of lines ax2 + 2hxy + by2 + 2gx +
ab ab u v 1-1 10-4 19-2 28-4 37-2 46-1
3)
ab
4)
ab 25. The condition that the two curves y2 = 4ax , 2 fy + c = 0 intersect on the x-axis, then
2-4 11-2 20-3 29-2 38-1 47-4
a+b ab xy = c2 cut orthogonally is 2 fgh =
= (4, 2, 4) and b = ( 3-2 12-2 21-4 30-2 39-3 48-4
12. If a 2 , 2 , 0) then 1) c2 = 16a2 2) c4 = 32a4 1) af2 + ch2 2) bg2 + ch2
4-2 13-4 22-4 31-1 40-1 49-2
4
3) c = 16a 4 4) c2 = 32a2 3) af2 + bg2 4) af2 + g2
( 2
)
b
2a, =
26. Normal form of the line x y + 2 = 0 is 39. The vertex of an equilateral triangle is at 5-2 14-3 23-3 32-4 41-4 50-2
(2, 1) and the side opposite to it has equa- 6-2 15-4 24-3 33-4 42-3 51-2
1) 45 2) 135 3) 90 4) 0
1) x cos + y sin = 1 tion x + y = 2 then orthocenter of the trian- 7-3 16-2 25-2 34-1 43-2 52-2.
tan 3A sin 3A 4 4
gle is 8-1 17-2 26-2 35-4 44-2
13. If = p, then the ratio of &
2 2
tan A
cos 3A
=
sin A
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State Bank of India
No. of Questions: 100
Probationary Officers (Preliminary) - Model Paper
English Language
Directions (Q.1-5): Rearrange the following
sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in the
proper sequence to form a meaningful para-
graph; then answer the questions given
below them.
A) In all varieties of humour, especially the
subtle ones it is therefore what the reader
thinks which gives extra meaning to these
verses.
B) But such a verse may also be enjoyed at
the surface level.
C) Nonsense verse is not of the most
sophisticated forms of literature.
D) This fulfils the author's main intention in
such a verse which is to give pleasure.
E) However the reader who understands the
broad implications of the content and allu-
sion finds greater pleasure.
F) The reason being it requires the reader to
supply a meaning beyond the surface
meaning.
1. Which of the following is the FIFTH
sentence?
1) D 2) E 3) B 4) C 5) A
2. Which of the following is the SIXTH (LAST)
sentence?
1) F 2) E 3) D 4) A 5) C
3. Which of the following is the FIRST
sentence?
1) E 2) A 3) F 4) D 5) C
4. Which of the following is the SECOND sen-
tence ?
1) A 2) E 3) F 4) B 5) C
5. Which of the following is the THIRD sen-
tence?
1) A 2) B 3) F 4) C 5) D
Directions (Q. 6-15): Read the following pas-
sage carefully and answer the questions
given below it. Certain words/ phrases have
been printed in bold to help you locate them
while answering some of the questions.
Indians are known for their obsessive and
compulsive fascination for gold. India is the
largest importer and largest consumer of the
yellow metal as Indians buy about 25 percent of
the world's gold. In 2008, India imported around
400 tons of it. About 80 percent of the world's
extracted gold is fashioned as jewellery.
However, most of us don't know or don't think
about the environmental cost of the metal. For
instance, extracting enough gold to forge a soli-
tary, no-frills wedding band ultimately translates
into roughly 20-30 tons of waste. At some mines
in Nevada (USA), 100 tons or more of earth
have been excavated for single ounce of gold.
The waste is of two forms: redundant rock,
which is - typically piled as flat heaps in location
near the mining site and the effluent or tailings
which are a result of chemical processing of the
mined ore. Sulphides in the redundant rock
react with oxygen, making sulphuric acid which
frees heavy metals like cyanide, cadmium, lead
and mercury harmful to people even at minus-
cule concentrations. The tailings component is
typically a thick slurry laced with cyanide, alu-
minium, copper, lead, and mercury, enough to
decimate fish populations of water environ-
ments it is disposed of into. Disposal of wet tail-
ings into water bodies has been effectively
banned in developed countries but it continues
to be practiced in most developing nations.
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There is also a very real danger of surface
water and groundwater table contamination on
account of these heavy metals. In fact, gold
mining generates more waste per ounce than
any other metal and the effects are startling.
Mining for gold has left huge gorges on the face
of the earth, so massive that they can be seen
from space. According to a study, respiratory
ailments, soil and water contamination, thick
blankets of dust, withering of coconut trees and
change in land pattern use are some of the
common features of the urban area around a
particular gold mine in Karnataka. Many area
are reported to have become infertile because
of soil contamination. They contain a percent-
age of heavy metals enough to retard plant
growth. Similarly, according to another report in
2008. Nearly seven years after the closure of
these mines, the people of this region continue
to face serious environmental and health prob-
lems, particularly in July and August, due to
winds in these months that carry with them
cyanide particles from the dust piles in the
abandoned mines. When the mines were oper-
ational, a layer of red soil used to be put over
these dust piles before these crucial months to
prevent the cyanide particles from being carried
away by the heavy winds. Now that the mines
have been closed, the mitigative measures
have ceased as well. People from socially and
economically marginalized communities turn to
mining to escape acute poverty, unemployment,
and landlessness. In some cases, their homes
and farms may be 'acquired' for large-scale gold
mining. While compensation is promised to
them, it may take a year or two to kick in. Till
then, forced to eke out a bare livelihood mostly
in a kind of lottery system, they resort to crude
methods to separate any flacks of gold that may
be there in the discarded waste rock using mer-
cury, in the process, destroy themselves slowly
as well as their environment. The shanty towns
which inevitably come up around the large-
scale mining sites only serve to add to the prob-
lem. Given their illegal and therefore, unrecog-
nized nature, they lack basic amenities like
garbage disposal and water supply and sanita-
tion, becoming another unsightly blot on the
landscape. According to the World Gold
Council, while estimates of numbers engaged in
artisanal mining vary widely, they range
between 13 and 20 million men, women and
children from over 50 developing counties.
Indeed, it is believed that, as much as a quarter
of the world's gold is supplied by artisanal
mines. Their efforts to earn themselves a daily
wage have resulted in huge habitat loss and
destruction. For example, huge patches of land,
once home to lush trees in the island of Borneo
in Indonesia, are being swiftly rendered treeless
and lifeless pits of waste. Incidentally, the island
is highly famed for its rich biodiversity.
Combined with heavy pressures from the log-
ging lobby and need for cheap power through
hydroelectricity and relentless mining activity, it
is hard to imagine if Borneo will manage to
retain its crown. Why should these facts about
gold mining bother us? After all, just import the
metal; we do not mine it here to the extent other
countries do. That's about to change. New Delhi
has big plans to fuel growth in the mining sector
and is looking to open investment in gold mining
in the country - and in a big way. However,
India's environmental track record, in mining
has been anything but stellar. And this is
Time: 1 hr.
something that requires close attention in light
of the planned increased forays into gold rain-
ing. Even with the comparatively minuscule
amounts of gold mining done so far, we have
tripped up on environmental considerations.
Geologically, India's terrain is very similar to those
in other parts of the world where there have been
huge gold finds. What we need to do is learn from
the mistakes committed by certain developed
countries in their own backyard. We have a whole
series of examples of where things have gone
wrong from other developing countries. We need
to use these insights to our advantage, and quick-
ly.
6. According to the author, how are gold mines
detrimental to the environment as well as
public health even after their closure?
1) The layer of red soil used to cover dust
piles in these mines seeps into the ground
water, thereby making it unfit for con-
sumption.
2) The mines weaken landmass and
increase the chances of occurrence of
earth quakes, especially after there is no
one looking after them.
3) The mitigative measures adopted after
the closure of these mines are not super-
vised adequately hence are highly dam-
aging.
4) The unsupervised mines now become a
threat to the environment as inexperi-
enced people carry out unchecked mining
activities.
5) Winds in specific months carry harmful
heavy metal particles from the dust heaps
accumulated in these mines.
7. Which of the following is possibly the most
appropriate title for the passage?
1) Gold Mining and India - The Inseparable
Duo
2) Artisanal Mining and its Effects
3) Gold Mining Activities in Asia
4) Gold - The Most Expensive Metal in the
World
5) Lure for Gold - The Stark Reality
8. Which of the following is/ are ill effects of gold
mining as mentioned in the passage?
i) Waste generated while mining for gold is
harmful even in small quantities.
ii) Ground water gets polluted due to the
release of heavy metals generated from
the mining of gold.
iii) Gold mining activities cause respiratory
illnesses in people.
1) Only (i) 2) All (i), (ii) and (iii)
3) Only (ii) and (iii) 4) Only (ii)
5) Only (i) and (ii)
9. What is the author's intention behind writing
this passage?
1) To discourage the Indian government
from investing in gold mining
2) To bring forward the problems associated
with gold mining for India's benefit
3) To discourage Indians from buying gold
based on its repercussions
4) To advocate the import of gold instead of
mining for it
5) To goad the Indian government into
bringing the artisanal workers under the
purview of the organized sector
10. Which of the following is true about the peo-
ple who carry out gold mining activities?
i) Their employment is purely legal in nature.
ii) They employ unsophisticated methods of
mining.
iii) They do not have essential amenities
1) Only (ii) 2) Only (i) and (ii)
3) Only (iii) 4) Only (ii) and (iii)
5) All (i), (ii), and (iii) are true
11. Which of the following is NOT TRUE about
the island of Borneo in Indonesia, as given
in the passage?
i) Large pieces of land are being destroyed
because of mining.
ii) There is a large amount of mining activity
being carried out on this island.
iii) It would be known for its rich biodiversity
in the future.
1) Only (i) and (ii) 2) Only (ii)
3) Only (iii) 4) Only (ii) and (iii)
5) All (i), (ii) and (iii) are true
12. Why, according to the author should India
worry about gold mining and its effects?
1) As India is planning to increase its invest-
ment in gold mining and is looking to
increase activities in this sector in the
near future
2) As India has been extensively carrying
out gold mining in the past and its envi-
ronmental record is not encouraging
3) As a large number of people in India are
employed in this unorganized sector
which is detrimental to the country's econ-
omy
4) As India's terrain is geologically unstable
and is similar to other lands in the world
where gold mining is carried out
5) As India is committing the same mistakes
committed by other developed nation
when it comes to gold mining
13. Why, according to the author, is the environ-
mental cost of gold very high?
1) As gold is the only metal which generates
harmful waste on its excavation
2) As excavation of gold releases the high-
est amount of pollutants into the air as
compared to any other metal
3) As gold excavation is a very tedious
process and requires usage of a number
of environmentally destructive resources
4) As the amount of gold recovered in pro-
portion to the land excavated is negligible
5) As the transformation of raw gold into a
piece of jewellery is very expensive and is
environmentally harmful
14. Choose the word/ group of words which is
most similar in meaning to the word/ group
of words printed in bold as used in the pas-
sage.
Decimate
1) destroy 2) divide 3) augment
4) vacate 5) equalize
15. Choose the word/group of words which is
most opposite in meaning to the word/
group of words printed in bold as used in the
passage.
Ceased
1) released 2) embarked 3) started
4) ended se 5) measured
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Focus on Important Topics: List down Important Topics and
Staff Selection make sure you study those topics and practice lot of questions.
Commission Work on your weak Areas: It is very easy to go along well with
your strong areas, but it is the best to work on your weaker areas
Quantitative Aptitude and give it your best shot. Practice on the weak areas so that it is
easy in the examination to solve them more easily.
1
1. A can do a work in 12 days and B can do
2
2

What is the present age of A?

the same work in 16 days. If they
3
together work on it for 4 days, then the frac-
tion of the work that is left is
11 27 19 12
1) 2) 3) 4)
25 50 50 25
2. If the area of a circle is A cm2, radius of the 6. Kiran spends 60% of her income. Her income angles MNO and NMO is 1) 64 2) 64 3) 62 4) 62
circle is r cm and perimeter of the semicircle is increased by 30% and she decreased her Z X 17. A square is inscribed in a quarter-circle in
expenditure by 5%. Her savings are 1) 90 + 2) 90 such a manner that two of its adjacent ver-
is P cm, then 2 2
increased by tices lie on the two radii at an equal distance
1) rP = A + 2r2 2) P = A + 2r Z Y
1) 72.5% 2) 21.6% 3) 90 4) 90 + from the centre, while the other two vertices
r2 A 2 2
3) AP = 4) = P 3) 82.5% 4) 17.5% lie on the circular arc. If the square has
4 r 12.If 0 A 90 the simplified form of the
7. A boat can travel with a speed of 17 km/hr in x
3. A shopkeeper gains 27.5% after allowing a given expression sides of length cm, then the diameter of
still water. If the speed of stream is 5 km/hr, 3
discount of 15% on the marked price of an sin A cos A (tanA cot A)
then the time taken by boat to go 57 km the circle is
article. Find his profit percent if the articles
are sold after allowing a 20% discount on the
downstream and then come back is
15 3
( 1
1 is
cosec A sec A
)(1
cot A tan A
1
) 1)

2 x
cm 2)
10 x
cm
marked price. 1) 7 hrs 2) 4 hrs 1) cos A
2
2) 2 tan 2A 3
1) 20% 2) 100% 3) 27% 4) 63% 44 37 16x
3) 8 hrs 4) 12 hrs 3) 2 cot 2A 4) 1 2 cos2 A 3) cm 4) 2 x cm
4. A invested Rs.14,500 in a project. After 2 +4
months, B joined A with a capital of 1 13. Eighteen years ago, the ratio of A's age to
18. Two chords of lengths a 2 unit and b 5
, then x + 2 2 x + 1 is =
8. If x = 2
B's age was 21 : 26. The ratio of their pre-
Rs.15,000 while after 3 months A withdrew 3 + 2 unit of a circle make angles 60 and 90 at
sent ages is 6 : 7. What is the present age
Rs.3,500. At the start of the 5th month, B the centre of a circle respectively, then the
invested Rs.5,000 more and at the same time 1) 0 2) 2 1 3) 2 + 1 4) 2 of A?
correct relation is
C joins the business with a capital of 9. If x = 222, y = 223, z = 225, then the value of 1) 70 yrs 2) 50 yrs 3) 40 yrs 4) 60 yrs
2
Rs.25,000. The share of C exceeds that of B, x3 + y3 + z3 3xyz is 14. Out of the five numbers the average of the 1) b = 3 a 2) b = a
out of a total profit of Rs.1,49,100 after one 1) 6690 2) 5690 first four is 13.5 and that of the last four is 5
year by- 3) 3690 4) 4690 18.5. If the first number is 8, then the aver- 5
age of the first and last numbers is 3) b = 2a 4) b = a
1) Rs.2,800 2) Rs.3,500 10. If two medians YA and ZB of a triangle XYZ, 2
3) Rs.4,750 4) Rs.6,300 intersect each other at O and if OY = ZO, 1) 23 2) 15 3) 24 4) 18
12 36 Answers
5. A dealer sold a scooter at a profit of 10%. YOZ = 60 and YZ = 10 cm, then the ratio x +1 x +1
of the area of the triangle YOZ to the area of 15. If = 9 then the value of 1-1 4-1 7-1 10-4 13-4 16-1
Had he bought the scooter at 15% less price x6 x18
and sold it at Rs.75 more, he would have triangle XYZ is 2-1 5-4 8-4 11-1 14-4 17-2
is 3-1 6-3 9-4 12-3 15-4 18-2.
gained 30%. The cost price of the scooter 1) 2 : 1 2) 3 : 1 3) 1 : 2 4) 1 : 3
was 1) 535 2) 615 3) 640 4) 702
11.XYZ is a cyclic triangle and the bisectors of
1) Rs.15,600 2) Rs.16,000 XYZ, YXZ and XZY meet the circle at 16. If p = 3, q = 1, then the value of (These questions are prepared by subject
3) Rs.14,200 4) Rs.15,000 M, N and O respectively. The sum of the p3 3p2 + 3p + 3q + 3q2 + q3 is experts of Career Launcher)

Explanations 73 40 12. sin A cos A(tan A cot A) 17.

= 100 = 82.5%.
( )( )
40 1 1 1
25 1
1. Let the total work be 50 units (LCM of 7. Required time cosec A sec A cot A tan A
2 57 57 57 57 15 = sinA cos A(tan A cot A) (sin A cos A 1)
50 = + = + = 7 hrs. (tan A cot A)
and ), such that the work done by each 17 5 17 + 5 12 22 44
3 1 sin2 A cos2 A
8. Given that, x =
= 3 2 = tan A cot A =
of them in 1 day be 4 units and 3 units
3 + 2 cos A sin A
respectively. Work done by them in 4 days 2 cos 2A
x2 = ( 3 2 ) = 5 2 6
= (4 + 3) 4 = 28 units. = = 2 cot 2A. Now, using Pythagoras' Theorem
2
x + 2 2 x +1 sin 2A
22 11 13. Subtracting 18 from each of the options, we Since OA = OD
Hence, part of the work left = = = 5 2 6 + 2 2 ( 3 2 ) + 1 = 2
50 25 get multiple of 21 i.e. 60 18 = 42 in only x 2
2. P = r + 2r and A = r2
9. x3 + y3 + z3 3 xyz
option (D).
OA2 + OA2 = AD2 =
3
( )
= (x + y + z) (x2 + y2 + z2 xy yz zx)
A Now, in order to confirm this option, take x x 2
P = + 2r (x y)2 + (y z)2 + (z x)2 the present age of B as 70 which gives a multi- OA = and CA =
r = (x + y + z) 3 2 3
rP = A + 2r2 2 ple of 26 after subtracting 18 i.e. 70 18 = 52

Putting, x = 222, y = 223 and z = 225 we get = 26 2. x2 2x2 5x
3. Let M and C be the marked price and cost Thus, radius OC = + =
price respectively. the required answer as 4690. Hence, option (D) is the right option. 18 9 3 2
Then, 0.85 M = 1.275 C M = 1.5 C and 10. 14. Let the five numbers be p, q, r, s and t.
x 10
0.8 M = 0.8 1.5 C = 1.20 C Now, p + q + r + s = 54 ...(i) Hence, diameter = cm.
3
Hence, profit percentage = 20%. q + r + s + t = 74 ...(ii)
18.
4. Ratio of the investments of A, B and C From (i) and (ii), we get
= (14500 3 + 11000 9) : (15000 2 + t p = 20
20000 8) : 25000 8 t = 20 + 8 = 28
= 57 : 76 : 80 As YA and ZB are medians. 28 + 8
Hence, required average = = 18
80 76 O is the circumcenter of XYZ. 2
Hence, required amount = 149100
213 Hence, area of YOZ : Area of XYZ 15. Let x6 = a
= Rs.2,800. = 1 : 3. 1 x36 + 1 1
a + = 9 and = a3 +
5. Let the cost price be Rs. x. 11. a x18 a3
Selling price = Rs.1.1x Now,

] [( ]
In triangle AOB,
New CP = Rs.0.85x
Thus, 0.85x 1.3 = 1.1x + 75
1
a3 +
a3
[
= a+
1
a )
1 2
a + 3a
a
1
a

b 5 = 2 r ........(i)
x = Rs.15,000. In triangle COD
Hence, the required value = 9 (81 3)
6. Let the income be Rs.100. a 2 = r ...(ii)
= 702. From (i) and (ii), we get
New income = Rs.130. X Y Z Z
NMO + MNO = + + + 16. Given equation is: (m 1)3 + (n + 1)3
New expenditure = 60 0.95 = Rs.57 2 2 2 2 3 b 5 = 2 a 2
= ( 3 1)3 + (1 + 1)
New savings = 130 57 = Rs.73 Z 2
NMO + MNO = 90 + = 64. b =
a.
Hence, percentage increase in her savings 2 5
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EAMCET Model Paper -2017

Engineering
No. of Questions: 160 Maximum Marks: 160 Time: 3 hrs.

(-E-o- --) PA = 3 then PB = 1) 1 2) 91/ 30 3) 30/ 9 4) 4 pendulum is 2 m, what is the speed with
which the bob arrives at the lower most
1) 1 2) 3 3) 8 4) 5
53. The range of random variable ( n!)1/n point. Assume that 10% of its energy is dis-
66. Minimum distance between the curves 77.The value of lim is
x = {1, 2, 3, .....} and the probabilities are y2 = x 2 and x2 = y 2 is equal to
n n sipated against air resistance. (Take
ck 1 1 1 g = 10 ms2)
given by P (x = k) = then c = 3 2 5 2 1) 1 2) 3) 4)
1) 2) e2 2e e 1) 4 ms1 2) 6 ms1
k! 4 4
3) 8 ms 1 4) 10 ms1
1) log
2
2) loge3 3) log23 4) log32 78. Differential equation by eliminating A, B, C,
e 7 2 7
3) 4) D from y = (Ax + B) ex + c + Dlog x has the 89. From a disc of radius R and mass M, a cir-
54. A Poisson variable x is such that P(x = 2) 10
4 4 2 order cular hole of diameter R, whose rim passes
= 9p (x = 4) + 90.P(x = 6) then mean and through the centre is cut. The moment of
67. The length of the chord of the parabola 1) 2 2) 3 3) 4 4) 5
standard deviation are inertia of the remaining part of the disc
x2 = 4ay passing through the vertex and
1) 1, 1 2) 1, 2 3) 2, 2 4) 2, 2
having slope tan is (
79. Equation of the curve through 0,
4
) about a perpendicular axis, passing through
55. Arithmetic mean of the data the centre is
1) 4a cosec cot 2) 4a tan sec
x : 1 2 3 ........... n 3) 4a cos cot 4) 4a sin tan
and satisfying the differential equation 15MR2 13MR2
f : 1 2 3 .......... n is ex tan y dx + (1 + e x ) sec2 y dy = 0 is ...... 1) 2)
x2 y2 32 32
n(n + 1) (n + 1) 68. The foci of the ellipse + = 1 1) (1 + ex) = 2 tan y 2) (1 + eyx) = 2 sec y
1) 2) b2 11MR2 9MR2
16 3) (1 + ex) tan y = 2 4) (1 + ex) tan y = c 3) 4)
2 2 32 32
x2 y2 1 dy
(2n + 1) n(2n + 1) and the hyperbola = 80. Solution of (x + 2y3) = y is 90. A small object of uniform density rolls up a
3) 4) 144 81 25 dx
3 4 curved surface with an initial velocity V. It
coincide. The value of b2 is 1) x = y3 + cy 2) x = y3 + cy2
56. The median of 5, 19, 14, 6, 8, 9, 12, 13, 21 3V2
1) 5 2) 9 3) 7 4) 3 3) x3 = y3 + cy 4) x = y2 + cy reaches up to a maximum height with
is 4g
1) 9 2) 13 3) 14 4) 12 69. S and T are the foci of the ellipse PHYSICS respect to initial position. The object is
eix + eix x2 y2

57. If i = 1 then =
2
( ) ( )
+ = 1 and B is an end of the
a2 b2
81. A wire has a mass (0.3 0.003) g, radius
(0.5 0.005) mm and length (6 0.06) cm.
1) ring
3) hollow sphere
2) solid sphere
4) disc
minor axis. If STB is an equilateral triangle, The maximum percentage error in the mea- 91. Two bodies of massed m1 and m2 are ini-
x2 x4 x2 x4 then eccentricity of the ellipse is surement of its density is tially at rest at infinite distance apart. They
1) 1 + .... 2) 1 + + +...

2! 4! 2! 4! 1 1 1 3 1) 1 2) 2 3) 3 4) 4 are then allowed to move toward each other
1) 2) 3) 4) under mutual gravitational attraction. Their
x3 x5 x3 x5 4 3 2 2 82. The Henry can be written as
3) 1 + ... 4) 1 + + +... 70. Angle between asymptotes of the hyperbo- a) weber/ ampere b) volt-second / ampere
relative velocity of approach at a separation
3! 5! 3! 5! distance r between them is
la 2xy + 2x + 2y + 1 = 0 is....... c) joule/ampere2 d) ohm-sec
58. The complex numbers z1, z2 and z3 satisfying
z1 z3

1 i 3
= are the vertices of a
z2 z3 2
1)
3

2)
4
3)

6

4)
2
1) a is correct
3) a, b & c are correct
2) a & b are correct
1) [ ( )]
2G m1 + m2 1/2

r
dx
[ ( ) ]
4) a, b, c & d are correct
triangle which is: 71. = 2G m1 + m2 1/2
1) of area zero 2) right angled isosceles
(1 + x) 3 + 2x x2
83. If p and q are two unit vectors and the angle

2)
r 2
3) Equilateral (1 + p . q )

[ ( )]
between them is 60 then

1 5+x 1 3x is r 1/2
4) obtuse - angled isosceles 1) + c 2) + c
(1 p . q ) 3)
59. The product of all the four values of 2 1+x 2 1+x 1) 2 2) 3 3) 0 4) 1/2 2G m1 + m2
3/4
23/4 (1 + i 3 )
( )
84. The equation of motion of a horizontally pro-
is 1 3x 1 5+x 2G 1/2
3) + c 4) + c jected body from the top of a tower is given 4) m1m2
1) 0 2) 1 3) 1 4) 1/ 2 2 1+x 2 1+x r
by y = ax2. Here 'a' is a constant. The veloc-
50

92. The time period of oscillation of the particle
( 3
60. If + i
3
) = 325 (x + iy) where x 72.

dx
=
ity of projection is
in SHM is 'T'. Then match the following

2 2 g
and y are real, then the ordered pair (x, y) is x(6x) 1) 2) 2g
Column - I Column II
a 5a
x+3 x3
1) (3, 0) 2) (0, 3) (
1) sin1 + C 2) sin1 ) ( )+C 3
a) th of oscillation
T
e)

3 3 3g g
1 3 3) 4) 8 6
3) (0, 3) 4) ,
2 (
2 ) x+3
(
3) cos1 + C 4) cos1 ) x3
( )+C 2a 2a from extreme position
3 3 85. In the figure mA = 2 kg, and mB = 4 kg. For 3 T
61. Centre of circle whose pair of normals is 1/3 b) th of oscillation f)
( x x3) what minimum value of 'F', A starts slipping
x2 2xy 3x + 6y = 0 is 8 3
73. dx over 'B' (g = 10 ms2)
x4 from mean position
( )
1) 3,
3
2 (
2) 3,
3
2 ) 3 1
(
1) 1 )
4/3
+c (
3 1
2) 1 )
4/3
+c A 1 = 0.2 c) minimum time to move g)
7T
8 x2 8 x2
( )3
3) , 3
2 (
4) 3,
3
2 ) 3
(
3) x x3
4/3
) +c
3
(
4) x x 3 )
4/3
+c
F
B from +A/2 to A/2 position
12

62. If two distinct chords, drawn from the point 4 4 5 5T

d) th of oscillation from h)
(p, q) to the circle x2 + y2 = px + qy (where
pq 0) are bisected by the x - axis then 74. If 2 cos x + 3 sin x

3 cos x + 4 sin x
dx = Ax + B In 2 = 0.4 8
mean position
12

1) q2 < 8p2 2) q2 > 8p2 1) a e, b g, c f, d h

2 2
3 cos x + 4 sin x+ c, then A + B = 1) 24 N 2) 36 N 3) 12 N 4) 20 N
3) p < 8q 4) p2 > 8q2 2) a f, b h, c e, d g
18 1 17 19 86. The apparent weight of a man in a lift is less
63. The pair of tangents drawn from origin to 1) 2) 3) 4) 3) a f, b e, c h, d g
25 25 25 25 than the real weight when the lift is going
the circle x2 + y2 + 4x + 2y + 3 = 0 is
4 4 1) down with uniform speed 4) a e, b f, c g, d h
1) (2x + y)2 = 3(x2 + y2)
2) (4x + 2y)2 = 3(x2 + y2 ) 75. f(x) dx = 4 and (3 f(x)) dx = 7, then the 2) up with an acceleration
Key
1 2 3) up with a retardation
3) (2x y)2 = 3(x2 + y2) 1 53-1 61-1 69-3 77-4 85-2
4) up with a uniform speed
4) Not existing value of f (x) dx is equal to 54-1 62-4 70-4 78-2 86-3
2 87. From a sphere of radius 1 m, a sphere of
64. The triangle PQR is inscribed in the circle
2) 3 3) 5 4) 12 radius 0.5 m is removed from the edge. 55-3 63-1 71-3 79-3 87-1
x2 + y2 = 25 if Q = (3, 4) and R = (4, 3) then 1) 5
76.The area bounded by the curve Then shift in centre of mass is 56-4 64-3 72-2 80-1 88-2
QPR =
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State Bank of India

No. of Questions: 100 Maximum Marks: 100 Time: 1 hr.

Probationary Officers (Preliminary) - Model Paper

(-E-o- --) 25. It is no secret that (1) / family businesses
can (2)/ struggle with governance, (3)/ lead-
32. I. x 7 2 x + 24 = 0

44. How many candidates qualified in the year
2002?
II. y 5 2 y + 12 = 0
Directions (Q. 16-20): In the following passage ership transitions and even survival. (4)/ No 1) 6750 2) 13500 3) 9900
33. I. 12x2 17x + 6 = 0
there are blanks each of which has been error (5). 4) Cannot be determined
numbered. These numbers are printed II. 20y2 31y + 12 = 0
Directions (Q. 26-30): In each of the following 5) None of these
below the passage and against each, five sentences there are two blank spaces. 34. I. 3x2 8x + 4 = 0
45. The number of candidates qualified in 1999
words are suggested, one of which fits the Below each sentence there are five pairs of II. 4y2 15y + 9 = 0 was what percentage of the number of can-
blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate words denoted by numbers (1), (2), (3), (4) 35. I. x2 16x + 63 = 0 didates appeared in 1998?
word in each case. and (5). Find out which pair of words can be II. y2 2y 35 = 0 1) 68.5 2) 70 3) 32.5
People are as much attuned to fairness as filled up in the blanks in the sentence in the
Direction (Q.36 40): What should come in 4) 67.5 5) None of these
they are to individual self-interest. Therefore, same sequence to make the sentence gram-
place of question mark (?) in the following Directions (Q.46-50): Study the graph careful-
any institution regulating human behaviour will matically correct and meaningfully complete.
number series ? ly to answer the questions that follow:
have to ..(16).. that the compromise between 26. The actress's ..................from a chilled-out
36. 45030 9000 1795 355 68 ? 1.32 Percentage rise in Production of two different
individual self-interest, collective interest and girl off screen to an intense actor on screen
fairness are all within tolerable limits. These in just, a few minutes is ............... amazing. 1) 11.6 2) 12.2 3) 10.4 organizations over the years
trade-offs are as important for larger institutions, 1) change, improperly 4) 9.8 5) None of these
including the largest of them all, i.e., the state, 2) revolution, just 37. 5 12 36 123 ? 2555 15342
as they are for the smallest ones like the family 3) transformation, simply 1) 508 2) 381 3) 504
..(17).. as parents should not repeatedly favour 4) 635 5) None of these
4) adjustment, really
one child over another, the state cannot repeat- 38. 8 11 17 ? 65 165.5 498.5
5) renovation, truthfully
edly favour one community or class over anoth- 1) 27.5 2) 32 3) 28
er. The ..(18).. of fairness is ingrained in our 27. Considering the .................. of the city to
chemical and industrial disasters, the State 4) 30.5 5) None of these
psyches. Since human beings often grab what
disaster management authority has decided 39. 50 60 75 97.5 ? 184.275
they can, we need institutions to ensure fair out- 267.19875
comes. Of these institutions, the state is the to constitute an expert study group to ana- 46. If the production of Company A in 1996 was
lyze all possible threats and suggest 1) 120.50 2) 130.50 3) 131.625 1.66 lakh units, what was the number of
most important, since it is designed to ensure
................. to make the city 'disaster- 4) 124.25 5) None of these units produced by it in 1998?
that basic human needs are ensured with mini-
resilient'. 40. 12 15 36 ? 480 2415 14508 1) 265145 2) 302535 3) 224100
mal standards of fairness. A state ..(19).. of or
uninterested in ensuring equity in security, edu- 1) vulnerability, measures 1) 115 2) 109 3) 117 4) 314323 5) None of these
cation, food, health and shelter is a state whose 2) propensity, sketches 4) 121 5) None of these 47. What is the percent increase in percent rise
legitimacy will be questioned. Further, the legit- 3) volatility, plans Directions (Q.41-45): Study the following of production of Company B in the year
imacy of the state is dependent on its being as 4) regularity, preparations graphs carefully and answer the questions 2000 from the previous year? (rounded off
close to a neutral umpire as possible. When the 5) instability, maps given below. to two digits after decimal)
state ..(20).. partisan, its legitimacy can be 28. Despite the collapse of efforts to legislate a Number of candidates appeared (In thou- 1) 42.86 2) 15.37 3) 36.62
questioned, when the state sheds the umpire's climate bill, the country has .................. sands) and Percentage of candidates qualified 4) 32.48 5) None of these
clothes and becomes one of the players, the international negotiators, it remains in a Competitive examination over the years 48. If Company B produced 6,58,125 units in
rules of fair play are so badly broken that we ..................... to reducing carbon emissions the year 2000, how many units did it pro-
can only call such an event intolerable injustice. over the next ten years. duce in the year 1998?
16. 1) demand 2) ensure 1) entrusted, obligated 1) 4,10,500 2) 2,98,000
3) consider 4) regulate 2) promised, averse 3) 3,25,000 4) 4,05,500
5) encompass 3) declared, ignorant 5) None of these
17. 1) presently 2) same 3) so 4) assured, committed 49. What is the increase in percent rise in pro-
4) like 5) just 5) pledged, attentive duction of Company A in the year 2000 from
18. 1) opinion 2) judgement 3) end 29. ............... by other singers and musicians, the previous year?
4) drama 5) conclusion the singer sang his heart out and even 1) 30 2) 60 3) 20 4) 200 5) None
19. 1) qualified 2) riddled ................. the young newcomers during 50. Based on the above graph which of the fol-
3) powerful 4) incapable their act. lowing statements is definitely true?
5) shortening 1) helped, smiled 1) Company A produced the maximum num-
20. 1) appears 2) allow 2) accompanied, cheered ber of units in the year 2000.
3) become 4) recommends 3) created, judged 2) For Company B there was no increase in
5) visualizes 4) stopped, applauded production in the year 2001 from the pre-
Directions (21-25): Read each sentence to find 5) assisted, greeted vious year.
out whether there is any grammatical error 30. The health officials were told to ................. 3) Company A has produced more units than
or idiomatic error in it. The error, if any, will the medical practitioners about the treatment Company B in the year 2000.
be in one part of the sentence. The number and immediate medical ................. to be 4) Average percent rise in production of
of that part is the answer. If there is no error, given to swine flue patients. Company B is more than the average per-
the answer is (5). (Ignore errors of punctua- 1) inform, assistance 41. What was the ratio between the number of cent rise in production of Company A.
tion, if any). candidates appeared in 1997 and the num- 5) None of these
2) enlist, backing 3) dissuade, aid
21. Technology is changing (1)/ every facets of ber of candidates qualified in 2004?
4) apprise, emergency
work (2)/ including how companies (3)/ 5) encourage, help
1) 14 : 5 2) 5 : 14 3) 3 : 7 Key
select their employees. (4)/ No error (5). 4) Data inadequate 5) None of these 1-1 11-1 21-2 31-5 41-2
22. Over a period of time we learn (1)/ to identi- Quantitative Aptitude 42. In which of the following years was the num- 2-2 12-1 22-3 32-2 42-1
fy whether (2) / our colleagues are truly ber of candidates qualified the lowest
Directions (Q.31-35): In each of these ques- 3-5 13-2 23-5 33-4 43-5
interesting in a project (3)/ or are just giving among the given years?
tions, two equations (I) and (II) are given. 4-1 14-1 24-3 34-5 44-1
it up service. (4)/ No error (5). 1) 1997 2) 2002 3) 2001
You have to solve both the equations and 5-3 15-3 25-4 35-2 45-4
23. Public internet access usually (1)/ comes at 4) 1998 5) None of these
give answer 6-5 16-2 26-3 36-1 46-2
a steep price as (2)/ a person may have to 43. What was the percentage drop in the num-
1) if x > y 2) if x y 3) if x < y 7-5 17-5 27-1 37-1 47-1
(3)/ use a week's salary to spend just an ber of candidates appeared from the year
hour emailing his family overseas. (4)/ No 4) if x y 8-2 18-2 28-4 38-4 48-3
2002 to 2003?
error (5). 5) if x = y or no relation can be established 2 9-2 19-4 29-2 39-3 49-4
24. Most leaders now (1)/ recognize that the between x and y. 1) 66 2) 30 3) 70 10-5 20-1 30-1 40-3 50-4.
3
best (2)/ teams leveraging diversity (3)/ to 31. I. x2 8 3 x + 45 = 0
achieve long term success. (4)/ No error (5).

II. y2 2 y 24 = 0
4) 33 5) None of these
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As per the Central Electricity Authority, which manages India's
cross border trade of electricity, India, for the first time has
become a net exporter of electricity. India has become a net
exporter of electricity during the April-February period this fiscal
for the first time. Export to Nepal has increased 2.5 times and
export to Bangladesh has risen 2.8 times in the last three years.
During the current year 2016-17, India has exported around 5,798
Nepal Investment Summit million units of electricity to Nepal, Bangladesh and Myanmar.
Two-day Nepal Investment Summit 2017
held at Kathmandu from March 2-3, 2017. It

World's happiest country is..?

was inaugurated by the Prime Minister of
Nepal Pushpa Kamal Dahal at Kathmandu.
This is the first investment summit in
Kathmandu since the promulgation of the
Constitution in 2015.
The aim of the summit is to project Nepal as
an attractive investment destination and to
explore possibilities of foreign investment in
various sectors including hydropower, infra-
structure, and tourism.
No entry without visa
Malaysia has decided to cancel visa-free
entry for North Koreans due to National secu-
rity reasons w.e.f. 6th March 2017. Now,
North Koreans will be required to obtain a
visa before entering Malaysia for national
security reasons.
The move comes two weeks after Kim Jong
Nam was killed at the Kuala Lumpur airport
with a toxic nerve agent.
Most Popular Tourism Destination Award
Sri Lanka, the island country in South Asia
has won the 'Most Popular Tourism
Destination Award' at the Guangzhou
International Travel Fair (GITF) in China.
The GITF is South China's leading travel
Expo drawing affluent travel enthusiasts
every year from mainland China.
Women in Politics map
Women in Politics map was jointly launched
by UN Women and Inter Parliamentary Union
(IPU). It represents the political empower-
ment of women on the sidelines of the ongo-
ing session of the Commission on the Status
of Women. India stood at 88th position in a
list of 186 countries with 18.5% of women
appointed in ministerial positions as on 1st
January 2017.
Pakistan's census
Pakistan's last population census was con-
ducted in 1998. National population of 180
million was recorded back then. The process
of census was inaugurated by Asif Bajwa,
Chief Statistician from Attock district in
Punjab province of Pakistan. The first phase
of the census completed on April 15, 2017.
Peshawar High Court has ordered authorities
to ensure separate counting of Sikhs in the
nationwide census. Earlier, Sikh community
members filed a plea for not being counted
among the religions included in the first
national headcount in 19 years. The first
phase of the 6th census which started on
15th March had clubbed Sikhs with the
Scheduled Castes of the country while sepa-
rately counting the Muslims, Hindus,
Christians and some other groups.
Two more years
Sri Lanka was on 23rd March, 2017 given
two more years to set up its accountability
mechanism to probe alleged war crimes com-
mitted during the 37-year civil war in the
UNHRC resolution adopted in Geneva.
The United Nations Human Rights Council
(UNHRC) is a United Nations System inter-
governmental body responsible for promoting
and protecting human rights around the
world. Its 47 seats are filled by member
states elected for three-year terms.
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ECONOMY AND FINANCE
Under the Advance Pricing Agreement (APA),
ten more unilateral advance pricing agree-
ments have been signed by the Central
Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) with Indian tax-
payers to reduce litigation by providing cer-
tainty in transfer pricing. It includes sectors
like telecom, pharma, banking and finance,
steel, retail and information technology.
The APA Scheme was introduced in the
Income-tax Act in 2012. The scheme aims at
providing certainty to taxpayers in the domain
of transfer pricing by specifying the methods
of pricing and setting the prices of interna-
tional transactions in advance.
Invest India
On March 1, 2017 the Odisha government
has signed an agreement with 'Invest India'
the National Investment Promotion and
Facilitation Agency of the Union ministry of
commerce and industries. To help in achiev-
ing the Mission-1000 Start-ups by the year
2020 and help the youth in realizing their
dreams.
Start-up India has the objective of making
India a country of job creators and make
India the No. 1 start-up nation in the world.
Human Development Report
India slipped down one place from 130 to 131
among the 188 countries ranked in terms of
human development, says the 2016 Human
Development Report (HDR) released by the
United Nations Development Programme
(UNDP) on 21st March, 2017. India's HDI
value of 0.624 puts it in the 'medium human
development' category, alongside countries
Business Events
A Railway research centre in Australia has
entered into an agreement with the Indian
Railways to support future research and
technology development related to critical
infrastructure in India.
IRT with partners - Balaji Railroad Systems
Ltd (BARSYL), leading railway consultants in
India, PwC, and Indian Institute of Bombay
(IITB) were selected as the preferred suppli-
er from a competitive global selection
process.
Goods and Services Tax
Union Cabinet on 20th March, 2017 cleared
the four bills to be introduced in Parliament
for implementing the Goods and Services
Tax (GST) regime.
The passage of the four GST-related Bills -
the Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST)
Bill 2017, the Integrated GST (IGST) Bill
2017, the Union Territory GST Bill 2017 and
the GST (Compensation to the States) Bill
2017 - will pave the way for the biggest
reform in the area of indirect taxes in the his-
tory of independent India.
Central Board of Excise & Customs (CBEC),
the apex policy-making body for indirect
taxes, is being rechristened as the Central
Board of Indirect Taxes & Customs (CBIC) in
the run up to the Goods and Services Tax
such as Congo, Namibia and Pakistan. India
is ranked third among the SAARC countries,
behind Sri Lanka (73) and the Maldives
(105), both of which figure in the 'high human
development' category.
The world's top three countries in HDI are
Norway (0.949), Australia (0.939) and
Switzerland (0.939). The HDI is a measure
for assessing progress in three basic dimen-
sions of human development: a long and
healthy life, access to knowledge, and
access to a decent standard of living.
New Scheme
A new scheme Trade Infrastructure for
Export Scheme (TIES) for developing export
linked infrastructure in states with a view to
promote outbound shipments. TIES seek to
bridge the infrastructure gap and provide for-
ward and backward linkages to units
engaged in trade activities.
The scheme, implemented from April 1, 2017
had a budgetary allocation of Rs.600 crore
for three years with an annual outlay of
Rs.200 crore.
Digital transactions
The government has shifted the responsibility
of promoting digital transactions in the country
to the Ministry of IT and Electronics (MEITY)
from NITI Aayog. It is responsible for promo-
tion of e-governance for empowering citizens
as well as promoting inclusive and sustainable
growth of electronics and IT in the country.
Now NITI Aayog will focus on monitoring and
suggesting ways to improve various govern-
ment schemes rather than getting involved
with implementation.
regime to be rolled out from July 1, 2017.
The CBIC will have 21 zones, 101 GST Tax
payer Services Commissionerates compris-
ing 15 subcommissionerates, 768 Divisions,
3,969 Ranges, 49 Audit Commissionerates
and 50 Appeals Commissionerates.
India has become the third largest aviation
market in terms of domestic passenger traf-
fic, beating Japan. India's domestic air pas-
senger traffic stood at 100 million in 2016.
Domestic air traffic has shown a consistent
growth of 20-25 percent throughout 2015
and 2016, peaking in January this year at
25.13 percent.
United States with 815 million passengers
in 2016 enjoyed the top position, followed
by China with 490 million.
India, the world's fastest growing air travel
market for several months in a row has
added another feather on its cap by being
the third-largest domestic aviation market
globally with more people flying within the
country last year than Japan, which has
been pushed to number four spot.
According to the International Air Transport
Association (IATA), India has overtaken
Japan on domestic air travel front as the
country has been the world's fastest growing
in-country market for 22 months in a row.
As part of Centre's push towards digital pay-
ments and transactions, the paper meals
coupon provided by employers as
Trade Mark Rules
The Trade Mark Rules, 2017 have come into
effect replacing the erstwhile Trade Mark
Rules 2002 and streamline and simplify the
processing of Trade Mark applications.
China overtaken the eurozone
According to the Financial Times, China's
banking system has overtaken the eurozone
to become the world's biggest by assets.
Statistics show Chinese bank assets hit $33
trillion at the end of 2016, versus $31 trillion
for the eurozone. US assets stood at $16 tril-
lion and the Japanese at $7 trillion.
The value of China's banking system is more
than 3.1 times the size of the country's annu-
al economic output, compared with 2.8 times
for the eurozone and its banks.
World Happiness Report
India has ranked 122nd in the United
Nation's World Happiness Report 2017,
dropping four slots from last year and com-
ing behind China, Pakistan, Nepal and Iraq.
Norway ranked as the world's happiest
country in the World Happiness Report
2017.
Ranking a total of 155 countries, the report
was released on the United Nations'
International Day of Happiness.The rankings
are based on income, life expectancy, how
people rate social support, personal freedom,
corruption and generosity.
India's iron ore output surged 27% to 154.48
million tonnes during April-January of this fis-
cal following lifting of the mining ban. It stood
at 122 mt in the same period of 2015-16.
perquisites to their staff will become digital
from January 2018.
The Reserve Bank of India has issued
Master Directions on the issuance and oper-
ation of Prepaid Payment Instruments (PPI)
in the country to provide a framework for reg-
ulation, authorization and supervision of enti-
ties operating payment systems in the coun-
try.
Open Acreage Licensing Policy (OALP) for
conducting oil and gas exploration in India
has been announced. The new OALP policy
will allow pricing and marketing freedom to
operators and shifts to a revenue sharing
model.
The auction of oil and gas blocks under the
Open Acreage Licensing Policy (OALP) will
be conducted twice a year with the first
round being held in July 2017.
The Trade Mark Rules, 2017 have come into
effect which replaced the erstwhile Trade
Mark Rules 2002. It will streamline and sim-
plify the processing of Trade Mark applica-
tions. The fee for online filing has been kept
at 10% lower than that for physical filing to
promote e-filing of trade mark applications.
Now, the fees for Individuals, Start-ups and
Small Enterprises have been reduced to
4,500 rupees for e-filing of the trade mark
applications. In the revamped rules number
of Trade Mark forms has been reduced from
74 to 8.
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Engineering
No. of Questions: 160 Maximum Marks: 160 Time: 3 hrs.

(-E-o- --) 103. Angle of minimum deviation is equal to the

angle of prism A of an equilateral glass
makes angle of 45 with the horizontal.
The real dip is
CHEMISTRY
121. In an atom the order of increasing energy
93. Modulus of rigidly of ideal liquid is prism. The angle of incidence at which 1) tan1 ( 3 / 2 ) 2) tan1 ( 3 )
minimum deviation will be obtained is of electrons with quantum numbers
1) infinity 2) zero 3) unity 3 2
4) some finite small non zero constant value 1) 60 2) 30 3) 45 4) sin1 (2 / 3) 3) tan1 4) tan1
i) n = 4, l = 1 ii) n = 4, l = 0
94. In case of a soap bubble, the ratio of work 104. A compound microscope has an objective 2 3 iii) n = 3, l = 2 and iv) n = 3, l = 1 is
done to double the radius, double the sur- of focal length 2 cm and an eyepiece of 113. The current and voltage in an a.c. circuit 1) (ii) < (iv) < (i) < (iii) 2) (i) < (iii) < (ii) < (iv)
face area and double the volume is focal length 6.25 cm which are separated containing inductance and resistance are 3) (iv) < (ii) < (iii) < (i) 4) (iii) < (i) < (iv) < (ii)
1) 1 : 2 : 3 2) 3 : 1 : (22/3 1) by 15 cm. If the final image is formed at the given by i = 2 sin 314 t amperes and v
122. The number of radial nodes of 3s and 2 p
least distance of distinct vision 25 cm, dis- = 60 sin ( 314 t + /3) volts respectively.
3) 1 : 4 : 8 4) 3 : 4 : 5 orbitals respectively are
tance of the object from the objective is The value of the resistance in the circuit is
95. Assertion (A): The velocity of liquid flowing 1) 0, 2 2) 2, 0 3) 1, 2 4) 2, 1
out of an orifice at the bottom of water tank 1) 2 cm 2) 1.5 cm 1) 15 2) 15 3 3) 30 4) 20
123. The number of electrons in the valence
is equal to the velocity of a freely falling 3) 2.4 cm 4) 4 cm 114. In photoelectric effect, from the following shell of the central atom of a molecule is 8.
body through the same depth. 105. Young's double slit experiment is made in two graphs, the ratio of the slopes of (1) The molecule is
Reason (R): As aeroplane moves fast on the a liquid. The 10th bright fringe in liquid lies and (2) is
1) BeH2 2) SCl2 3) SF6 4) BCl3
runway the pressure is more on the upper where 6th dark fringe lies in vacuum. The
refractive index of liquid is 124. The molecular interactions responsible for
surface of its wings and less on the bottom
hydrogen bonding in HF
surface of the wings. 1) 1.8 2) 1.54
3) 1.67 4) 1.2 1) Dipole dipole
1) Both A and R are true, and R is correct
explanation of 106. A2F capacitor C1 is charged to a voltage 2) Dipole induced dipole
2) Both A and R are true, and R is not the 100 V and a 4F capacitor C2 is charged 3) Ion dipole 4) Ion induced dipole
correct explanation of A to a voltage 50 V. The capacitors are con- 125. The increasing order of the atomic radius
3) A is true but R is false nected in parallel. The loss of energy due of Si,S,Na,Mg, Al is
4) A is false but R is true to parallel connection is ( nearly) 1) Na < Al < Mg < S < Si
96. A: The change in internal energy during 1) 1.7 J 2) 1.7 101J 1) 1 2) 6.6 1034 J sec 2) Na < Mg < Si < Al < S
melting of ice at 0C is greater than 80 3) 17 J 4) 1.7 104J 3) 3 108 m s 4) 1.6 1019 coul 3) Na < Mg < Al < Si < S
cal. 107. As the switch 'S' is closed in the circuit 115. Davisson and Germer's experiment is the 4) S < Si < Al < Mg < Na
B: The change in internal energy during boil- shown in figure, current passed through it experimental proof for 126. In which of the following reactions, H2O2
ing of water in to steam at 100C is is 1) Proton wave nature acts as a reducing reagent?
greater than 540 calorie. 2 4
1) Both A and B are true . .5V
2) Neutron wave nature
3) Electron wave nature
1) PbS (s) + 4 H2O2 (aq)
H+

PbSO4 (s) + 4H2O (l)

2) Both A and B are false 20 V 4) particle wave nature
3) A is true and B is false H+

116. A basic communication system consists of 2) HOCl + H2O2 H3O + Cl + O2
4) A is false and B is true 2 A) transmitter OH
97. One metal rod of length 25 cm and coeffi- 3) Mn2+ + H2O2 Mn4+ + 2OH
cient of linear expansion 2 105 /C is B) information source
OH
joined end to end with another metal rod of C) user of information 4) 2Fe2+ + H2O2 2Fe3+ + 2OH
'S'
length 50cm and coefficient of linear expan- D) channel E) receiver 127. Regarding Solvay process, incorrect state-
sion 1 105 / C. The coefficient of volume Choose the correct sequence in which ment is
expansion of composite rod is these are arranged in a basic communica- 1) It is based on low solubility of NaHCO3
1) 5 10 5 / C 2) 4 105 / C 1) 4.5 A 2) 6.0 A 3) 3.0 A 4) Zero tion system 2) By product is CaCl2
4 5 108. A conductor wire, having 1029 free elec- 1) ABCDE 2) BADEC 3) Ammonia can be recycled
3) 10 5 / C 4) 10 5 / C trons m3 carries a current of 20 A. If the 3) BDACE 4) BEADC 4) K2CO3 can be prepared
3 3 crosssection of the wire is 1 mm2, then the
98. A metal ball kept in a cooling room, cools 117. If is the decay constant of radio active 128. Initial product of diborane reacts with
drift velocity of the electrons will be of the
from 72C to 60C in 10 minutes and to isotope then the half life period and the ammonia is formulated as
order of
52C in next 10 minutes. The temperature mean life of sample is 1) [ BH2 ( NH3 )2 ]+ [ BH4 ]
1) 103 ms1 2) 105 ms1
of the cooling room is 1 loge 2 loge 2 1 2) H3BO3 3) HBO2 4) B3N3H6
3) 101 ms1 4) 10 ms1 1) and 2) and
1) 32C 2) 30C 3) 38C 4) 36C 129. Assertion (A): [ SiF6 ]2 is exist but not
109. A potentiometer having the potential gradi-
99. The temperature of an ideal gas is ent of 2mVcm1 is used to measure the 1 1 [SiCl6 ]2 .
increased from 27C to 927C. The rms 3) loge 2, 4) and
difference of potential across a resistance loge 2 Reason (R): Six larger chloride ions canot
speed of its molecules will becomes of 10 . If a length of 50cm of the poten- be accommodated around
1) Twice 2) Half 118. The ratio of the maximum and minimum
tiometer wire is required to get the null smaller Si4+ ion.
wavelengths in Bracket series of hydrogen
3) Four times 4) One fourth point the current passing through 10 The correct answer.
spectra is
100. 'n' moles of an ideal gas undergo a resistor is (in mA) 1) Assertion is true, Reason is true,
25 17 9 4
process in which the temperature changes 1) 10 2) 5 3) 2 4) 1 1) 2) 3) 4) Reason is the correct explanation for
with volume as T = KV 2 . The work done 9 6 5 3
110. A wire of length L is shaped into a circle Assertion
by the gas as the temperature changes and then bent in such a way that the two 119. A transistor is connected in common emit-
2) Assertion is true, Reason is true,
from T0 to 4T0 is (R = universal gas con- semicircles are perpendicular. The mag- ter configuration. The collector supply is
Reason is not a correct explanation for
stant) netic moment of the system when current i 8 V and the voltage drop across a resistor
Assertion
5 flows through the system is of 800 in the collector circuit is 0.5 V. If
1) 3nRT0 2) nRT0 the current gain factor () is 3) Assertion is true, Reason is false
2
3
2 iL2 3 iL2 25
, then base current will be
4) Assertion is false, Reason is true
1) 2)
3) nRT0 4) zero 8 4 26
2 Key
101. First overtone frequency of a closed organ iL2 iL2 1) 24 A 2) 25 A
3) 4) 3) 28 A 4) 30 A 93-2 101-3 109-1 117-2 125-4
pipe is equal to the first overtone frequen- 4 2
cy of an open organ pipe. Further nth har- 120. The average magnetic energy density of 94-2 102-4 110-1 118-1 126-2
111. The ratio of shunt resistance connected to
monic of closed organ pipe is also equal to a galvanometer and resistance of ammeter an electromagnetic wave of wavelength 95-3 103-1 111-3 119-2 127-4
the mth harmonic of open pipe, where 'n' & is 11 : 10. If the current required for the full travelling in free space is given by 96-3 104-3 112-1 120-2 128-1
'm' are scale deflection of galvanometer is 1 mA, [B = BR.M.S ] 97-2 105-1 113-1 121-3 129-1.
1) 5, 4 2) 7, 5 3) 9, 6 4) 7, 3 then how much maximum current can be B2 B2 2B2 B
1) 2) 3) 4) 98-4 106-4 114-3 122-2
102. An observer moves towards a stationary measured by ammeter
2 20 0 0 99-1 107-1 115-3 123-2
source of sound with a velocity one fifth of 1) 9 mA 2) 10 mA
the velocity of sound. What is the percent- 100-3 108-1 116-2 124-1
3) 11 mA 4) 21 mA Mail your feedback to..
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1) zero 2) 0.5 % 3) 5% 4) 20 % the magnetic meridian, the dip needle
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No. of Questions: 100
Probationary Officers (Preliminary) - Model Paper
(-E-o- --) 57. The production of a company experiences
Directions (Q.51-55): The following questions
are accompanied by three statements (A) or
(I), (B) or (II), and (C) or (III). You have to
determine which statement(s) is/ are suffi-
cient/ necessary to answer the questions.
51. The cost of carpeting a rectangular hall will
be how much?
I. Perimeter of a rectangle is 60 m.
II. Angle between width and hypotenuse is 30.
III. The cost of carpeting the surface floor is
Rs.125 per square metre.
1) Only I and II 2) Only II and III
3) Only I and III or only II and III
4) Question cannot be answered even with
information in all three
5) All the three statements I, II and III
together are necessary for answering the
question
52. 8 men and 6 women can complete a piece
of work in 21 days. How many days will it
take for 12 men and 9 women to complete
the same work?
A) 6 men can complete the work in 42 days.
B) 7 women can complete the work in 63
days.
C) The amount of work done by a woman is
4/7 th of the work done by a man in one
day.
1) Any two of them 2) Any of them
3) Only C 4) Either A or B only
5) No need of any information
53. If a and b are integers, is a + b an odd num-
ber?
A) 7 < a < 10 B) 8 < b < 11 C) a b
1) A and B together are sufficient
2) B and C together are sufficient
3) C and A together are sufficient
4) A, B and C together are necessary
5) A, B and C even together are not sufficient
54. How many marks did Jitendra obtain in
Chemistry?
A) The average marks obtained by Jitendra
in Physics, Maths and Chemistry is 71.
B) The total marks obtained by Jitendra in
Chemistry and Physics is 142.
C) The total marks obtained by Jitendra in
Physics and Maths is 162.
1) A & B Only 2) A & C Only
3) A & B or C Only 4) B & C Only
5) All A, B & C together are needed
55. A shopkeeper sold a watch and got Rs.225
as profit. Find the profit percentage.
A) Selling price of the watch is Rs.650.
B) He gave 20% discount on the labelled
price, which is Rs.812.50.
C) Cost price of the watch is Rs.425.
1) Only either B or C is sufficient
2) Only either A or C is sufficient
3) Only A and C together are sufficient
4) Any one of A, B and C is sufficient
5) Any two of A, B and C are sufficient
56. The ratio of the present ages of Ram and
Shyam is 6 : 7. If the ratio of the age of Ram
6 years ago to the age of Shyam 3 years
hence is 2 : 3, what will be the ratio of the
age of Ram 3 years hence to that of Shyam
10 years hence?
1) 4 : 3 2) 3 : 4 3) 5 : 3
4) 4 : 5 5) None of these
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Maximum Marks: 100
ups and downs every year. The production
increases for two consecutive years consis-
tently by 10% and in the third year it decreas-
es by 5%. Again, in next two years, it increas-
es by 10% each year, and decreases by 5%
in the third year. If we start counting from the
year 2008 what will be the effect on the pro-
duction of the company in the year 2012?
1) 35% decrease 2) 42% increase
3) 26% increase 4) 31% decrease
5) 45% increase
58. A starts a business with Rs.5,000. B joins
him after 3 months with Rs.10,000. C puts a
sum of Rs.15,000 for 2 months only. At the
end of the year a profit of Rs.3,600 was
earned. Find the share of B.
1) Rs.1,900 2) Rs.1,600
3) Rs.1,800 4) Rs.2,000 5) None
59. In an examination, the percentage of stu-
dents qualified with respect to the number of
students appeared from School A is 80%.
The number of students appeared from
School B is 20% more than the number of
students appeared from School A, and the
number of students qualified from School B
is 40% more than the number of students
qualified from School A. What percentage of
students qualified among those who
appeared from School B?
2 4 1 (Q.66-67):
1) 91 % 2) 90 % 3) 92 %
3 5 3 ate left of Chemical B.
1 No minute is a needle.
4) 93 % 5) None of these
3 Chemical F is placed fourth to the left of
60. Milk and water are mixed in a vessel A in the
proportion of 5 : 2, and in vessel B in the pro-
portion of 8 : 5. In what proportion should the
quantities be taken out of these two vessels
to form a new mixture by mixing the remain-
ing quantities in the vessels, so that the pro-
portion of milk to water becomes 9 : 4?
1) 3 : 2 2) 7 : 2 3) 7 : 5
4) 2 : 7 5) None of these
Directions (Q.61-62): The following questions
are accompanied by three statements I, II
and III. You have to determine which of the
statements is/ are necessary/ sufficient to
answer the questions.
61. What is the length of the diagonal of a rec-
tangle?
I. The area of the rectangle is 121.68 cm2
II. The difference between the length and
breadth is 7.5 cm.
III. The length is 103.4% more than the
breadth.
1) All I, II and III 2) I and either II or III
3) Any two of three 4) Only I and II
5) Only II and III
62. What is the total surface area of a cone?
I. The area of the base of the cone is 452.57
cm2
II. The curved surface area of the cone is
565.77 cm2
III. The volume of the cone is 1357.71 cm3
1) Any two of three 2) III and either I or II
3) II and either I or III 4) I and either II or III
5) None of these
Directions (Q. 63-65): What will come in place
of question mark (?) in the following ques-
tions?
63. (13 6 + 17 6 ) (12 6 9 6 ) (11)2
+ (4)2 = ?
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1) 565 2) 345 3) 435 is/ are definitely true. Give answer
4) 635 5) 490 1) if only conclusion I is true.
2) if only conclusion II is true.
64. 30276 625 (97)2 + 9604 + 4410 =
3) if either conclusion I or II is true.
(?) (49)2
4) if neither conclusion I nor II is true.
1) 1670 2) 1570 3) 2270
5) if both conclusions I and II is true
4) 1850 5) 1970
71. Statements: A @ B, B $ C, C # D
18 19 15
65. 37 + 174 87 = ? Conclusions: I. A # D II. B @ D
23 23 23
72. Statements: P & Q, Q % R, R $ S
22 20 18
1) 104 2) 142 3) 109 Conclusions: I. Q $ S II. P # S
23 23 23
73. Statements: P & Q, Q @ R, R % S
13 22
4) 124 5) 124 Conclusions: I. Q % S II. P % S
23 23 74. Statements: A @ B, B # C, C % D
REASONING ABILITY Conclusions: I. B # D II. D @ A
75. Statements: A @ B, B % C, C @ D
Directions (Q.66-70): In each question below
Conclusions: I. D $ B II. B @ D
are given three statements followed by two
Directions (Q.76-80): Study the following infor-
conclusions numbered I and II. You have to
mation carefully and answer the questions
take the given statements to be true even if
given below:
they seem to be at variance with commonly
Eight chemicals A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H,
known facts. Read all the conclusions and then
contained in eight different bottles, are placed
decide which of the given conclusions logically
around a circular table in such a manner that
follows from the given statements, disregard-
the tap fixed to each bottle is directed outward
ing commonly known facts. Give answer
from the centre of the table. Each chemical is of
1) if only conclusion I follows.
a different colour, viz Blue, Yellow, Orange,
2) if only conclusion II follows.
White, Green, Violet, Brown and Black, but not
3) if either conclusion I or II follows.
necessarily in the same order.
4) if neither conclusion I nor II follows.
Chemical B is placed third to the right of
5) if both conclusion I and II follow.
Chemical D.
The Yellow chemical is placed on the immedi-
Statements: All seconds are hours.
The colour of Chemical B is not White.
Some hours are needles.
66. Conclusions: Chemical A.
I. All needles being seconds is a possibility. Neither Chemical F nor Chemical A is an
II. Some seconds are hours. immediate neighbour of Chemical B.
67. Conclusions: I. No hour is a minute. The colour of Chemical C is Violet and is
II. Some minutes are hours. placed third to the left of the Yellow chemical.
68. Statements: No sweet is a drink. The Green chemical is placed second to the
Some liquids are solids. right of the Violet chemical.
All drinks are liquids. The Brown chemical is placed second to the
Conclusions: right of Chemical B.
I. All drinks are solids. H is the Orange chemical and is placed exact-
II. Some liquids are definitely not sweets. ly between Chemical C and Chemical A.
69. Statements: No sweet is a drink. The Blue chemical is placed second to the left
of the Orange chemical
Some liquids are solids.
All drinks are liquids. Chemical G is placed third to the right of
Chemical C.
Conclusions:
76. Which of the following chemicals is of White
I. All sweets being liquids is a possibility.
colour?
II. All liquids being sweets is a possibility.
1) D 2) E 3) G 4) F 5) None
70. Statements: Some stones are woods.
77. What is H's position with respect to F?
Some woods are not leaves.
1) Third to the left 2) Second to the left
All branches are stones.
3) Third to the right 4) Second to the right
Conclusions:
5) Fourth to the left
I. Some stones are not leaves.
78. How many chemical bottles are placed
II. All branches are woods.
between Chemical A and G (counted from G
Directions (Q.71 -75): In these questions sym- clockwise)?
bols @, $, #, &, % are used with different
1) One 2) Two 3) Three
meanings as follows.
4) Four 5) None of these
P @ Q means P is neither smaller than nor
79. Four of the following five are alike in a cer-
equal to Q.
tain way and hence form a group. Which of
P # Q means P is neither greater than nor
the following does not belong to that group?
equal to Q.
1) Violet - Brown 2) Black - Green
P $ Q means P is neither greater nor small-
3) Orange - White 4) Yellow - Blue
er than Q.
5) Green - Yellow
P % Q means P is not greater than Q.
80. What is the colour of Chemical B?
P & Q means P is not smaller than Q.
1) Blue 2) Black 3) Yellow
In each of the following questions assuming
4) Can't say 5) None of these
the given statements to be true, find out which
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1. India and Germany have ratified the Social
Security Agreement (SSA) to help promote
more investment flows between the two
countries. The SSA will come into force from:
(a) 1st April2017
(c) 1st June 2017
(b) 1st May 2017
(d) 1st July 2017
2. With which of the following banks the IRCTC
has launched railway booking facility?
(a) United Bank of India
(b) Union Bank of India
(c) Syndicate Bank
(d) Punjab & Sindh Bank
3. The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs
(CCEA) has approved the enhancement of
capacity of the Scheme for Development of
Solar Parks and Ultra Mega Solar Power
Projects from 20,000 MW to
(a) 40,000 MW (b) 45, 000 MW
(c) 50, 000 MW (d) 52, 000 MW
4. The International Olympic Committee is in
news for replacing bullets with laser beams.
The International Olympic Committee is a
non-profit, non-governmental organization is
based in:
(a) Paris, France
(b) Lausanne, Switzerland
(c) Basel, Switzerland
(d) Geneva, Switzerland
5. At which of the places Prime Minister has
unveiled a 112-feet-tall Lord Shiva statue on
the occasion of Mahashivratri?
(a) Coimbatore (b) Tiruchirappalli
(c) Tirunelveli (d) Vellore
6. In which city India's first hill station bicycle
path has been inaugurated?
(a) Kalimpong (b) Siligur
(c) Darjeeling (d) Sandakphu
7. NCAER has been in news for lowering the
India's growth forecast to 6.9%. It is head-
quartered at
(a) Lucknow (b) New Delhi
Answers with explanations
1-b: India and Germany have ratified the
Social Security Agreement (SSA), which
will come into force from 01st May 2017,
to help promote more investment flows
between the two countries.
2-a: Kolkata-based United Bank of India (UBI)
has launched a railway ticket booking
facility by having a direct tie-up IRCTC.
Post the introduction of this facility, UBI
customers can now book railway tickets
seamlessly through IRCTC website using
the bank's debit card.
3-a: The Cabinet Committee on Economic
Affairs (CCEA) has approved the
enhancement of capacity of the Scheme
for Development of Solar Parks and Ultra
Mega Solar Power Projects from 20,000
megawatt (MW) to 40,000 MW, which will
ensure setting up of at least 50 solar parks
each with a capacity of 500 MW and
above in various parts of the country.
4-b: The International Olympic Committee is
the supreme authority of the worldwide
Olympic movement. It is an international,
non-profit, non-governmental organization
based in Lausanne, Switzerland.
5-a: 112 foot Shiva Statue in Coimbatore has
been unveiled by Prime Minister Narendra
Modi on the occasion of Mahashivratri at
Isha Foundation in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.
6-c: India's first hill station bicycle path was
inaugurated in Darjeeling, West Bengal at
an altitude of over 2,000 metres.
7-b: National Council of Applied Economic
Research (NCAER) is a New Delhi based
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Karnataka State Govt has announced to celebrate the Kannada
Cinema Day (March 3). The day marks the release of the first
Kannada film in the year:
(a) 1932 (b) 1934 (c) 1936 (d) 1938
Which of the film awarded at the Glasgow film festival featuring
Konkana Sensharma?
(a) Lipstick Under My Burkha (b) Akira
(c) Talvar (d) A Death In The Gunj
Antyodaya Express is between..?
(c) Kanpur (d) Bengaluru
8. At the 89th Oscar Academy Awards ceremo-
ny, how many awards were won by 'La La
land'?
(a) Five (b) Six (c) Seven (d) Eight
9. Who has been announced to represent
Olympic Committee in BWF?
(a) Saina Nehwal (b) P. V. Sindhu
(c) Abhinav Bindra (d) Yogeshwar Dutt
10. Name the world's first robot table tennis
tutor given the Guinness title for its unique
technological intelligence.
(a) FORPHEUS (b) KITT
(c) GERTY (d) GOLEM
11. According to a report by New World Wealth,
which is the richest Indian city?
(a) Pune (b) Hyderabad
(c) Mumbai (d) Ahmedabad
12. Which is the world's largest steelmaker
company?
(a) Hebei Steel Group (b) Arcelor Mittal
(c) Baosteel Group (d) Metal Corporation
13. In which of the following countries China is
constructing its first overseas military base
in Eastern African desert?
(a) Djibouti (b) Ethiopia
(c) Eritrea (d) Somalia
14. Amid a controversy over the shoot-at-sight
order, the director of which Tiger Reserve
has been removed?
(a) Kanha Tiger Reserve
(b) Corbett Tiger Reserve
(c) Pench Tiger Reserve
non-profit think tank of economics.
Nandan Nilekani is President of the
Governing Body and Dr Shekhar Shah is
current Director General of NCAER.
8-b: The showbiz fairy tale "La La Land" has
won leading six awards at the 89th Oscar
Academy Awards. "La La Land" won
awards for best actress Emma Stone, its
jazz-infused songs and its Director,
Damien Chazelle.
9-a: Saina Nehwal, who was appointed a
member of the International Olympic
Committee's Athletes' Commission (AC) in
2016, would be representing the panel in
the Badminton World Federation (BWF).
10-a: FORPHEUS (Future Omron Robotics
Technology for Exploring Possibility of
Harmonised aUtomation with Sinic
Theoretics) has officially been given the
Guinness title for its unique technological
intelligence and educational capabilities.
11-c: India's financial capital Mumbai, which is
home to 46,000 millionaires and 28 bil-
lionaires, is the richest Indian city with a
total wealth of $820 billion, says a report.
According to New World Wealth, Mumbai
is the richest city in the country followed
by Delhi and Bengaluru in the second
and third place, respective.
12-b: ArcelorMittal S.A. is a Luxembourg-
based multinational steel manufacturing
corporation headquartered in Boulevard
d'Avranches, Luxembourg is the world's
largest steelmaker company. It was
formed in 2006 from the takeover and
merger of Arcelor by Mittal Steel.
Ans: b
Ans: a
(d) Sunderbans Tiger Reserve
15. India's first Antyodaya Express has been
launched by Railway Minister Suresh
Prabhu. The express is operational between
(a) Ernakulam and Howrah
(b) Dibrugarh and Kanyakumari
(c) Thiruvananthapuram to Guwahati
(d) Eranakulam and Barauni
16. Who has been appointed as the new
spokesperson of Ministry of External
affairs?
(a) Kishore Rao (b) Gopal Baglay
(c) S.S. Garbyal (d) Anil Kumar Wahal
17. Which bank has introduced RFID - enabled
banking cards to identify and serve better
the valued client entering a branch with the
card?
(a) Indian Bank (b) Punjab & Sindh Bank
(c) Dena bank (d) UCO Bank
18. As per the Brand Finance Global 500 report,
which software firm of India has been rated
as one of the top three 'most-valuable
brands' in the Information Technology ser-
vice sector?
(a) Cognizant
(b) Tech Mahindra
(c) Tata Consultancy Services
(d) Infosys
19. Which film has been awarded the Best
Picture Oscar, after it was announced by
mistake that La La Land was the winner?
(a) Hidden Figures (b) Moonlight
(c) Lion (d) Fences
13-a: China is constructing its first overseas
military base in Djibouti.
14-b: The director of Corbett Tiger Reserve
has been removed from his post follow-
ing a controversy over shoot-at-sight
order issued by him in the national park
to check the activities of poachers.
15-a: Antyodaya Express is a long-distance, fully
unreserved, superfast train service, for the
common man to be operated on dense
routes. Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu
has launched the country's first Antyodaya
Express between Ernakulam and Howrah.
16-b: Gopal Baglay has been appointed as the
new spokesperson of the Indian foreign
ministry. Baglay has served as the
deputy high commissioner to Islamabad
17-c: Dena Bank has introduced RFID-enabled
banking cards whereby a branch/rela-
tionship manager can identify a valued
client entering a branch with the card.
Once the client enters the branch, com-
plete information about him / her will pop
up on the manager's desktop.
18-c: The World's 500 most valuable brands
are included in the Brand Finance Global
500 report. Tata Consultancy Services
(TCS), a leading global IT services, con-
sulting and business solutions organiza-
tion, has broken into the list of the Top 3
most valuable brands in the IT Services
industry, in an assessment done by
Brand Finance.
19-b: Moonlight has won the best picture
Oscar in a chaotic awards ceremony cli-
max which mistakenly awarded the top
20. Skype Light, a variant of video and voice
calling app has been optimized for low
bandwidth and shaky internet has been
launched by
(a) Microsoft (b) Google
(c) Facebook (d) Wipro
21. Who have been nominated for the Col. C.K.
Nayudu Lifetime Achievement Award for
2016?
(a) Rajinder Goel and Padmakar Shivalkar
(b) Amit Mishra & Jayant Yadav
(c) Wriddhiman Saha & Laxmi Ratan Shukla
(d) Zahir Alam & Lalchand Rajput
22. Which city has topped the fourth edition of
the Annual Survey of India City Systems
(ASICS)?
(a) Pune (b) Thiruvananthapuram
(c) Bengaluru (d) Mumbai
23. Okhla Bird Sanctuary is in news for rare
migratory birds sightings. The Sanctuary
was established on
(a) 1990 (b) 1992 (c) 1995 (d) 1998
24. Recently six copper axes and some pieces
of pottery have been discovered in Uttar
Pradesh at:
(a) Agarpur (b) Sakatpur
(c) Akabara (d) Akhbai
25. Kaleshwaram project has been in news. It is
associated with:
(a) Irrigation
(b) Hydroelectricity generation
(c) Renewable energy
(d) Transport
honour to La La Land.
20-a: Microsoft has announced the launch of
the perfect Skype app for the Indian mar-
ket. Skype Lite, a 13MB app that works
even on slower networks and on lower-
end phones with limited storage and pro-
cessing power.
21-a: The BCCI has announced that left-arm
spinners Rajinder Goel and Padmakar
Shivalkar will be feted at its Annual
Awards in Bengaluru on March 8, 2017.
22-b: Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, has again
topped the list of top Indian cities
equipped to manage urbanisation,
according to an evaluation of 21 major
cities across 18 states by Janaagraha
Centre for Citizenship and Democracy.
23-a: Okhla Bird Sanctuary is a bird sanctuary
at the Okhla barrage over Yamuna River.
In 1990, an area of 3.5 square kilometres
(1.4 sq mi) on the river Yamuna was des-
ignated a bird sanctuary by the
Government of Uttar Pradesh under the
Wildlife Protection Act, 1972.
24-b: Six copper axes and some pieces of pot-
tery discovered in Sakatpur of
Saharanpur district in Uttar Pradesh
could point to a separate culture that
straddled the Ganga and Yamuna, coin-
ciding with the Indus Valley Civilisation,
say archaeologists.
25-a: Kaleshwaram project is aimed at har-
nessing the Godavari river water through
a series of barrages, reservoirs and lift
irrigation schemes.
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- Malan Shereen Imran, Kothagudem.
Q: Sir, x- -- -E Rx--C. p- A: They have the unique trait of mixing freely with young
N- hC = She went away severing
her ties with her husband. Now she is awaiting divorce
- Is the above translation correct?
A: A better way of saying it is, 'She severed her ties with
her husband and went away. She is waiting for a
divorce. 'Awaiting' is very formal.
Q: What his preaching of moral reflecting is - it is just like
devils reciting the scriptures - Is this correct?
A: What his preaching of morals is reflecting is, it is the
devil quoting the scriptures. A better way of saying it is,
'What his preaching of morals reflects is the devil quot-
ing (not reciting) the scriptures.
Better still -His preaching of morals reflects the devil
quoting the scriptures.
Writer
- M. Suresan
- K.V. Rao, Visakhapatnam.
Q: C n, --- N-J-
--.
1) Accusation 2) Allegation
A: 1) 'Accusation' is stronger than allega-
tion. 'Accusation' is making complaint
against somebody with some proof.
'Allegation' is just making a complaint
without the support of a proof.
2) Allege = complain without any proof.
Alleged:
Eg: He is alleged (people say, of course
without proof) that he has murdered
her.
Allegation = mere complaint without the
support of a proof.
Q: \o u n ,
Eo -s appro- people = dispute. It also means a belief
priate --T-h?
1) He is healthy & He is in good health.
2) I felt proud & I felt a sense of pride.
3) There is a short time & There is a short
span of time
A: 1) Both are same. However, 'Healthy'
means physically and mentally being in
good condition, whereas 'in good
health' means, not likely to become ill.
2) Both are same, though 'I felt a sense of
pride' is more formal than 'I felt proud'.
3) There is a short time - not so correct.
- Zohan Khan, Warangal.
Q: The day after/ the previous day/ the next
day/ the following day - Please say the
indirect speech of the above words, and
also explain what the above ones become
in IDS.
A: The day after/ the next day/ the following
day, the previous day - these are all words
used in INDIRECT SPEECH, and not in
DIRECT SPEECH. Tomorrow, in direct
Speech is changed in the indirect speech
into 'the day after/ the next day/ the follow-
ing day'. Yesterday in direct speech is
changed into the 'previous day/ the day
before' in indirect speech.
Q: Let him be there - Is this correct?
A: The sentence is quite right.
Q: I saw you lighting a cigarette/ I saw you
go/ went - Is this correct?
A: I saw you lighting a cigarette = I saw you
light a cigarette. I saw you go/ going -
Correct. I saw you went - Wrong.
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with the young and the old alike - --C d-?
and the old alike.
Q: V J-T -- F a - The
insult that was meted out today to her may be meted out
to you too - Is this correct?
A: We don't use 'meted out' with 'insult'. A better way of
937
saying it is, 'The insult she faced today, you may face
tomorrow'.
Q: , C -/ h- x- --C---. O -v-o- --Lq- -*--...
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2) There can be no effect without a cause. Email your questions to: pratibhadesk@eenadu.net
Simile is a figure of..
- P. Nivriti Srilekha, Secunderabad.
Q: Sir please explain the following
words with examples.
1) Simile 2) Metaphor
3) Phrase 4) Idiom
5) Empathy 6) Tepid
7) Luke warm 8) Boiling hot
A better way of saying it is, 'the time is 9) Simmer 7) Luke warm = Just warm - less hot than
short' or 'there is little/ a little time'. A: 1) Simile is a figure of speech in which tepid.
'There is a short span of time' is more two things are compare. 8) Boiling hot = very hot.
formal than 'Time is short'. Eg: Her cheeks are red like a rose. 9) Simmer = (of water) just below the point
Q: C n, --- N-J- 2) Metaphor is also a figure of speech, in when it boils.
which we say that something is something
--. - Shoeb Khan, Warangal.
1) Contention & Argument else. Q: Sir, please say in English
2) Sleep & Fall asleep Eg: The camel is the ship of the desert. Here
1) x xE h-o.
A: 1) 'A contention' is a strong argument; it is the camel is equated to the ship.
2) hC.
an angry disagreement between two 3) A phrase is a group of words without a
3) F L/ BJ?
verb.
or an opinion that one strongly sup- A: 1) Their son is refusing to go to school/
Eg: In the evening, during the class hours,
ports. adamant about not going to school.
etc.
Eg: His contention is that his bike hit the 2) I am panting / gasping for breath.
4) An idiom is a group of words. The mean-
boy accidentally. ing of the whole group, however, is dif- 3) Is your hunger is satisfied/ thirst slaked?
An argument, on the other hand, is just ferent from the meaning of each word in Q: , -C -u j- - -N--J--.
a discussion in which two or more peo- it. You appear much better than last week
ple may participate. Eg: 'Be in hot water' = Be in trouble. A: The sentence should have been: 'You
Eg: We reached an agreement after some 5) Empathy means imagining yourself in the appear much better than you did last
argument. position of another person and understand week'. 'You appear much better than last
2) Sleep = Be in a state of sleep - sleeping. their feelings and troubles week' is an error.
Fall asleep = To go into sleep with or 6) Tepid = equal to the temperature of our Q: Sir, --D- - Please say in English.
without somebody knowing it. surroundings. A: The king held the court.
- R.V. Radha, Saluru.
Vocabulary Q: C n N-J---.
1) Condition & Stipulation
1. Snatch = Take quickly and rudely from 2) Go back on (a promise) & Back out (of
others. Eg: He snatched the currency notes a promise)
from me and ran away.
3) Crispy & Crunchy
Snatch Give
A: 1) 'Condition' is a rule or a decision you
2. Fragrance = Sweet and attractive smell.
invincible. must agree to, as a part of a contract or
Eg: The jasmine flower has a very good
Invincible Beatable/ conquerable an agreement.
fragrance.
Eg: India was conquerable during the Stipulation = stating clearly and firmly that
Fragrance Stink (unbearably bad smell)
British days, because there was no something must be done or how it must be
Eg: The whole place is stinking with the
unity among Indians. done.
rotting body of the dog.
5. Servile = Slavish. 2) Go back on a promise = Not to keep one's
3. Giddy = Dizzy.
Eg: By nature he is servile and does not promise = back out of a promise. - No dif-
Eg: I felt giddy when the train picked up
appreciate independence. ference.
speed.
Servile Aggressive/ dominant 3) Crispy = hard and dry in a pleasant way.
Giddy Normal
Eg: He is of an aggressive nature. Eg: A biscuit is crunchy if when we eat it, we
Eg: Inspite of the speed of the train I felt
feel it is hard and dry (fresh).
normal.
4. Invincible = Unconquerable.
'-p- --Tx- - -*- ---.. 'Crunchy', on the other hand, refers to the
sound that is made when we eat something
Eg: Karna in the Mahabharatham was www.eenadupratibha.net crispy.
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EAMCET Model Paper -2017

Engineering
No. of Questions: 160 Maximum Marks: 160 Time: 3 hrs.

(-E-o- --) 151. From the graph A, B, C, D are 1) HNO3 2) H3N2O2

3) HNO2 4) HN3
130. At T(K), the partial pressures of SO2, O2 158. Which of the following complex compound
and SO3 are 0.662, 0.100 and 0.331atm shows optical isomerism?
respectively for the reaction
1) [Cu(NH3)4]2+ 2) [Zn(Cl)4]2
2 SO2 + O2 2 SO3 at equilibrium. 3) [Cr(C2O4)3]2 4) [Co(CN)6]3
(g) (g) (g)
159. LIST 1 LIST - 2
What is the partial pressure of O2, when
1) H2O, H2S, H2Se, H2Te [Colloidal solution] [Example]
that of SO2 and SO3 are equal at the same
temperature? 2) NH3, PH3, AsH3, SbH3 A) Liquid in gas 1) Milk
1) 0.4 2) 0.8 3) 0.25 4) 2.5 3) HF, HCl, HBr, HI B) Solid in gas 2) Boot polish
2) D Glucose and D Ribose C) Liquid in liquid 3) Smoke
131. At T (K), the ratio of Kinetic energies of 4 g 4) CH4, SiH4, GeH4, SnH4
3) D Glucose and D Galactose D) Solid in liquid 4) Cloud
of H2(g) and 8 g of O2(g) is 152. Which is used as a ligand in the metallurgy
4) D Glucose and D Fructose 5) Gem stone
1) 1 : 4 2) 4 : 1 3) 2 : 1 4) 8 : 1 of 'Ni' by mond's process?
142. The number of hydrogen bonds between A B C D A B C D
132. Identify the copolymer from the following: 1) NO 2) CO 3) SiO2 4) CO2
Guanine & Cytosine and between Adenine
1) [ CF2 CF2 ]n & Thymine in DNA is
153. Among the following molecules i) XeO3 1) 4 3 1 2 2) 2 1 5 4
2) [ CH2 C = CH CH2 ]n 1) 1, 2 2) 3, 2 3) 3, 1 4) 2, 1
ii) XeOF4 3) 3 1 2 5 4) 1 4 3 2
I iii) XeF6 those having same number of lone 160. Which of the following statements is not
Cl 143. What is Z in the following reaction
pair electrons on Xe are correct?
sequence?
3) [ CH2 CH ]n 1) i & ii only 2) i & iii only 1) La(OH)3 is less basic than Lu(OH)3
I i) NaNO2 + HCl / 273 K
C6 H5 NH2 Z 3) ii & iii only 4) i, ii & iii 2) In lanthanide series, ionic radius of Ln3+
Cl ii) H3PO2 + H2O ions decreases
4) [ CH2 CH = CH CH2 CH CH2 ]n iii) CO.HCl: anhydrous AlCl3 / CuCl
Conc.NaOH
154. 2 HCHO X + Y. In this 3) La is actually an element of transition
I
C6H5 1) C6H5OH 2) C6H5CHO reaction X and Y are series rather than lanthanide series
133. Identify Aspirin from the following 3) C6H6 4) C6H5CO2H 1) HCOONa; CH3OH 4) Atomic radii of Zr and Hf are nearly same
144. Carbylamine test is used to detect which 2) HCOOH, HCOOH because of lanthanide contraction
one of the following? 3) CH3COOH ; CO2
1) 2)
1) C6H5CHO 2) C6H5CO2H 4) CH4, CO2 Key
3) C6H5NH2 4) C6H5OH 155. Antioxidant in the following is 130-1 137-2 144-3 151-4 158-3
145. In the chemical reactions, 1) Sodium benzoate 2) Alitame 131-4 138-4 145-4 152-2 159-1
3) Hippuric acid 132-4 139-2 146-1 153-4 160-1.
4) Butylated hydroxyl toluene 133-4 140-3 147-2 154-1
3) 4)
156. Which one of the following is most acidic? 134-1 141-1 148-2 155-4
1) H2O 2) H2S 135-2 142-2 149-4 156-3
134. Which among the following has highest the compounds A and B respectively are 3) H2Te 4) H2Se 136-2 143-2 150-1 157-1
vapour pressure? 1) nitrobenzene and chlorobenzene 157. An oxide of nitrogen (X) is formed when Z
1) 1 M urea 2) 1 M NaCl is reacted with P2O5 . X is soluble in water
3) 3 M glucose 4) 1 M CaCl2
2) nitrobenzene and fluorobenzene
and gives Z. Which one of the following is (-X-j--u -N-un- --C- -E--
135. Gold numbers of protective colloids A, B, C
3) phenol and benzene Z? - --- -v-o-v-Eo --C-)
4) benzene diazonium chloride and fluo-
and D are 0.5, 0.01, 0.1 and 0.005 respec- robenzene
tively. The correct order of their protective
power is
146. The number of octahedral and tetrahedral Points to be remembered for...
holes respectively present in a hexagonal
1) C < B < D < A 2) A < C < B < D close packed (hcp) crystal of 'X 'atoms are The main thing is to read some good text questions and use various tips and tricks to
3) A < B < C < D 4) D < A < C < B 1) X, 2 X 2) X, X regarding the topic and understand it thor- save time.
136. The structure of XeOF4 is 3) 2 X, X 4) 2 X, 2 X oughly. You should first consult your teacher
Revise side-by-side
1) Square planar 2) Square pyramidal if you have any small doubts on any topic.
147. The hybridisation of Ni in the complex tetra As you prepare a subject, did a basic
3) Pyramidal 4) Trigonal bipyramidal cyanonickelate (II) is You can also write all the doubts in a book
Revision of all the topics after that go for the
this will helps a lot. When you satisfied and
137. Which one of the following is used in the 1) sp3 2) dsp2 3) sp3 d2 4) d2 sp3 next subject and keep on revising the
preparation of cellulose nitrate? getting confident about theory start solving
148. Which one of the following is the ratio of absorbed matter to forget everything after
problems.
1) KNO3 2) HNO3 the lowering of vapour pressure of 0.1M sometime. Maintain your practicing on the
After solving some easy questions, try to questions based on these concepts so that
3) KNO2 4) HNO2 aqueous solutions of BaCl2, NaCl and Al2
(SO4)3 respectively? attempt hard ones. Spend some time on you hold the matter for longer time period.
138. Hydrolysis products of CF3 are
each question.
1) HF, HClO3 2) HF, HOCl 1) 2 : 3 : 5 2) 3 : 2 : 5 Sample papers
Take the help of the previous year question
3) HCl, HOF 4) HF, HClO2 3) 5 : 2 : 3 4) 5 : 3 : 2
papers. Read them and get an idea to what Take the help from the EAMCET model
139. A certain quantity of electricity is passed 149. Assertion (A): At 300 K, kinetic energy of papers or EAMCET previous papers. You can
extent questions will be asked in exams.
through aqueous Al2 (SO4)3 and CuSO4 32 gms of methane is equal to the kinetic get an idea about the types of questions asked
energy of 32 gms of oxygen. Basic Concepts in exam by the help of the previous year learn-
solutions connected in series. 0.09 g of Al
is deposited on cathode during electroly- Reason (R): At constant temperature, kinetic To clear the Basic Concepts is the main ing material. Mock tests also help you in know-
sis. The amount of copper deposited on energy of one mole of all gases is equal. process to start the preparation of any ing your weak topics so that you can then work
cathode in grams is ? (At.wt.of Al = 27, Cu The correct answer is entrance examination, if the basics are not on them harder.
= 63.6) 1) Both A and R are true and R is the correct clear, one cannot expect to attempt questions Time management
1) 3.18 2) 0.318 3) 31.8 4) 0.636 explanation of A. easily. Work hard on the basics theory and
Just because of EAMCET exam contains
140. The half-life of a first order reaction is 100 2) Both A and R are true but R is not the cor- refer previous year papers and try to raise your
so much questions so that you have to manage
seconds at 280 K. If the temperature coef- rect explanation of A. bases, because clear basics simplify the jour- your time for every type question, candidates
ficient is 3.0. Its rate constant at 290 K in 3) A is true, R is not true. ney of preparation. have to determine the time duration of every
s1 is 4) A is not true but R is true. Improve numerical solving ability question so that is can be easy to attempt all
1) 6.93 102 2) 2.08 103 150. Which of the following give positive molyb- the questions easily in the test.
It is recommended to practice as much as
3) 2.08 102 4) 6.93 103 date test
you can. Try to make use of the mock tests,
1) Pyrophosphates 2) Sulphates
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State Bank of India

No. of Questions: 100 Maximum Marks: 100 Time: 1 hr.

Probationary Officers (Preliminary) - Model Paper

(-E-o- --) 1) Step III 2) Step IV 1) DEOUSF 2) OFDFSU educational institute and the role of government
3) Step V 4) There will be no such step 3) FDOUFS 4) DFOFSU in the management and funding of the institute,
Directions (Q.81-85): Read the following infor- 5) None of these 5) None of these while corporatisation is about making profits. In
mation carefully and answer the questions Directions (Q.96-100): Below is given a pas- India, there is no doubt that private not-for-prof-
87. Which of the following would be the last
that follow. sage followed by several possible inferences it universities need to be encouraged to
step of the rearrangement?
Twelve friends are sitting in two squares. which can be drawn from the facts stated in increase education opportunities and the fact
1) IV 2) V 3) VI
One square is inside another. P, Q, R, S, T and the passage. You have to examine each that there is no other alternative as the govern-
4) VII 5) None of these
V are in the outer square facing inward. A, B, C, inference separately in the context of the ment simply cannot create enough public uni-
88. If in the last step all the words get
D, E and F are sitting in the inner square facing passage and decide upon its degree of truth versities to satisfy the demand. However, guide-
rearranged in alphabetical order, which of
outward. They all are sitting in such a way that or falsity. lines for private not forprofit universities should
the following words would retain its original
in each square four persons are sitting in the Mark answer (1) if the inference is 'definitely be made clear, simple and transparent to
position?
middle of the sides and two persons are sitting true', i.e. it properly follows ensure that they are truly not for profit and offer
on diagonally opposite corners. Each friend in 1) fabricate 2) xylem a level playing field to all those who might want
from the statement of facts
the inner square is facing another friend of the 3) telling 4) global to see up a private university.
given.
outer square. There are exactly two persons sit- 5) None of these 96. Privatisation of higher education has yet to
Mark answer (2) if the inference is 'probably
ting between P and T. E sits second to the left of 89. Which of the following would be at the 7th take proper shape in India.
true' though not 'definitely
A. R is on the immediate left of the one who is position from the left in Step III? 97. Expansion of higher education opportunities
true' in the light of the facts
facing A. Neither E nor A faces either T or P. S 1) 25 2) fabricate 3) 48 given. in India is needed to meet the increasing
is facing F and Q is not opposite of R in the 4) telling 5) None of these demand.
Mark answer (3) if the 'data are inadequate',
outer square. T is not sitting adjacent to S. B is 90. In Step IV, if 'xylem' is related to '88' and 98. Corporatisation of higher education has
i.e. from the facts given you
not facing P. Between B and D there are as 'global' is related to '79' then '19' is related benefited the students in the developed
cannot say whether the
many persons as between R and V. to which of the following, if the same pattern inference is likely to be true countries.
81. Who is sitting opposite B? is followed? or false. 99. Privatisation of higher education will lead to
1) V 2) Q 3) T 1) 48 2) 59 3) fabricate Mark answer (4) if the inference is 'probably commercialisation of education in India
4) Data inadequate 5) None of these 4) 25 5) None of these false', though not 'definitely 100. India does not have any extra guidelines
82. V is facing which of the following persons? Directions (Q.91-94): Read the following infor- false' in the light of the for setting up higher educational institu-
1) E 2) D 3) A mation carefully and answer the questions facts given. tions private entities.
4) Data inadequate 5) None of these that follow: Mark answer (5) if the inference is 'definitely
"The financial results of IT companies in the Key
83. Who is sitting on the immediate left of R? false', i.e. it cannot possibly
quarter ending December were 'far ahead' of be drawn from the facts 51-5 61-3 71-4 81-3 91-2
1) A 2) S 3) P
estimates and very promising," Som Mittal, given or it contradicts the 52-5 62-4 72-4 82-1 92-1
4) Data inadequate 5) None of these
President of Nasscom said. "These results," he given facts. 53-5 63-3 73-4 83-3 93-3
84. Four of the five are alike in a certain man- said, "reflected the 'strong fundamentals' of
ner. Select the one which is not similar to There has been considerable. debate in 54-2 64-4 74-1 84-5 94-2
Indian IT companies." India regarding the privatisation of higher edu-
the other four. 55-4 65-5 75-4 85-1 95-2
These questions are based on the informa- cation. In this debate, there is generally an
1) R, E 2) A, S 3) D, T tion given above and the sentences labeled as 56-2 66-5 76-1 86-2 96-5
implicit assumption that privatisation is, essen-
4) F, Q 5) C, E (A), (B), (C), (D) and (E) given below. 57-3 67-3 77-1 87-3 97-1
tially the same as corporatisation i.e. private
85. Who is sitting second to the left of D? A) Nasscom is an organization which keeps investment comes due to the potential of 58-3 68-2 78-2 88-4 98-3
1) A 2) E 3) F an eye on the performance of IT compa- returns. In the higher education field, privatisa- 59-4 69-1 79-5 89-1 99-5
4) Data inadequate 5) None of these nies. tion and corporatisation are actually quite differ- 60-2 70-4 80-2 90-3 100-5.
Direction (Q. 86-90): Study the given informa- B) IT companies form the crux of the Indian ent. Privatisation, is regarding who controls the
tion and answer the following questions: economy.
When a word and number arrangement C) The financial results of the previous three
machine is given an input line of words and quarters were admirable.
Explanations .......... should be used.
26. Transformation means a marked change in
numbers, it arranges them following a particular D) A strong financial position forms the 6. Refer to the first sentence of the fifth para- form, nature, or appearance.
rule. The following is an illustration of input and backdrop of the overall health of the graph. 27. Vulnerability means Susceptible to physi-
its rearrangement. (All the numbers are two- organisation. 7. Lure for Gold - The stark Reality cal harm or damage and measures means
digit numbers.) E) The financial results of this quarter are 8. Refer to third and fourth paragraph. assess the importance, effect, or value of
Input: hearing 18 integrity 50 xenon 89 glow dismal as compared to those of the last 9. To bring forward the problems associated (something).
33 century 81 23 goal. year. with gold mining for India's benefit. 28. Assured means protected against discon-
Step I: glow hearing 18 integrity 50 xenon 91. Which of the statements, if true, would 10. Refer to sixth paragraph. tinuance or change and committed means
33 century 81 23 goal 89 strengthen the statement of the speaker? 11. Refer to seventh paragraph. pledged or bound to a certain course.
Step II: glow goal hearing 18 integrity 50 1) Only A 2) Only C 12. Refer to second last paragraph. 29. Accompanied means go somewhere with
xenon 33 century 23 81 89 3) Only E 4) Both D and E (someone) as a companion and cheered
13. Refer to last two lines of first paragraph.
Step III: glow goal xenon hearing 18 integri- 5) Both A and D means give comfort or support to.
14. Decimate means kill, destroy, or remove a
ty 33 century 23 50 81 89 92. Which of the following can be a conclusion 30. Inform means give (someone) facts or
large proportion of. So, destroy is the word
Step IV: glow goal xenon century hearing 18 from the above passage? information and assistance means the
which is most similar in meaning to it.
integrity 23 33 50 81 89 1) Only A 2) Only E action of helping someone by sharing
15. Ceased means come or bring to an end.
Step V: glow goal xenon century hearing 18 3) Only B 4) Only C work.
So, started is the word which is most oppo-
integrity 23 33 50 81 89 5) Both B and E site in meaning to it. 31. x = 5 3 , 3 3 , y = 4 2 , 3 2
Step VI: glow goal xenon century hearing 93. Which of the following can be an assump- 21. Every is followed by a Singular Therefore No relation.
integrity 18 23 33 50 81 89
tion in the above passage? Noun/Pronoun. Hence, every facet of work 32. x = 4 2 , 3 2 , y = 3 2 , 2 2
Step VI is the last step of the above 1) Only B 2) Only E ............. should be used here. Therefore x > y.
arrangement as the intended arrangement is 3) Only D 4) Both B and C 22. Here, our colleagues are truly interested in 2 3 4 3
obtained. As per the rules followed in the above 5) Both A and E a project ........ should be used. 33. x = , , y = , x y
3 4 5 4
steps, find out the appropriate steps for the
94. Which of the statements, if true, would Look at the sentences: 2 3
given input.
weaken the argument of the speaker? I am very interested in history. 34. x = 2 , , y = 3 , x<y
Input: 19 numerology 48 global 88 xylem 25 3 4
1) Only C 2) Only E Can't we do something more interesting? 35. x = 9, 7, y = 7, 5 xy
telling 79 59 fabricate torcher 3) Both E and C 4) Only D 24. Here, Present Imperfect i.e. teams are 36. The series is: ( 30) 5, ( 25) 5, ( 20)
86. Which step number would be the following 5) None of these leveraging diversity ... should be used. 5, (15) 5, (10) 5
output?
95. In a certain code language KINDLE is writ- 25. It is preposition related error. Hence, lead-
xylem global telling torcher 19 numerology
25 fabricate 48 59 79 88
ten as OJLFME. How is CENTRE written in
that code language?
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4. 2 4 1 1 79. 1 3 4 4
5. 4 2 2 1 80. 2 1 3 2 As per the previous survey, this species of
6. 2 1 4 4 81. 2 1 1 2 Species in news
dolphins are seen in the Ganga-Brahmaputra
7. 4 1 3 2 82. 2 4 1 1 river system in India and their total estimated The world's spiders eat 400-800 million
8. 1 2 1 3 83. 1 2 3 1 number is 1,600. tonnes of insects every year - as much
9. 3 1 2 2 84. 2 3 4 1 meat and fish as humans consume over the
10. 4 2 3 1 85. 4 4 2 2 Elephant census
same period, a study has found.
11. 3 3 4 2 86. 4 1 3 4 The estimate suggests that the annual prey
12. 2 3 1 2 87. 1 2 4 2 kill of the global spider community is in the
13. 1 4 3 2 88. 4 4 1 4 ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT range of 400-800 million metric tons.
14. 4 2 4 1 89. 1 1 2 1 Researchers from China, New Zealand and
15. 2 3 3 2 90. 3 1 3 3 Ecologically sensitive area
the U.S. have found four intact mushroom
16. 1 4 2 4 91. 2 2 1 4 fossils, preserved in Burmese amber. The
The Environment Ministry has identified an
17. 1 1 3 4 92. 1 3 1 3 mushrooms, preserved for 99 million years,
area of 56,825 sq.km in the Western Ghats as
18. 2 4 2 1 93. 2 4 3 2 represent four species. The find pushes
an 'ecologically sensitive area'. The area is
19. 3 2 4 4 94. 2 4 3 1 back the presence of agaric mushrooms by
spread across six states, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Synchronized elephant census would be
20. 1 3 3 1 95. 1 3 4 4 at least 25 million years.
Goa, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. conducted from May 9-12, 2017 by Odisha,
21. 4 3 2 3 96. 1 2 2 2
This means that mining activities, major con- West Bengal, Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand.
22. 2 4 1 2 97. 3 1 2 1 Fluorescent frog
struction and highly polluting industries can The four States together have the maximum
23. 3 2 2 1 98. 3 1 3 1
no longer operate here. number of human-elephant conflict-prone The world's first fluorescent frog has been
24. 1 2 3 2 99. 4 4 4 2
regions in India. discovered in the Amazon basin in
25. 2 1 1 2 100. 3 2 2 3 Oldest red algae Argentina. In normal light the frog appears
26. 1 1 1 1 101. 2 3 1 1 to have a dull, mottled brown-green skin
Scientists in India have uncovered a pair of Web portal
27. 3 1 4 1 102. 3 2 1 4 with red dots, but under UV light it glows a
1.6 billion-year-old fossils that appear to contain
28. 2 2 2 3 103. 3 1 2 2 bright fluorescent green.
red algae, which may be the oldest plant-like life The Environment Minister Anil Madhav
29. 3 4 3 3 104. 2 2 1 3 Fluorescence - the ability to absorb light at
discovered on Earth. This discovery could lead Dave has launched the web portal for obtaining
30. 4 2 4 4 105. 1 2 2 1 experts to rewrite the tree of life, said lead short wavelengths and re-emit it at longer
Coastal Regulation Zone clearances in New
31. 1 4 1 3 106. 2 2 3 2 author Stefan Bengtson, Professor Emeritus of wavelengths - is uncommon in creatures
Delhi. The objectives of the web portal includes,
32. 3 1 2 2 107. 4 1 3 1 palaeo-zoology at the Swedish Museum of that live on land. The translucent frog was
enhancing efficiency, transparency, and
33. 3 3 4 3 108. 1 2 4 3 Natural History. found to use a combination of lymph and
accountability in the process of CRZ clear-
34. 2 4 1 3 109. 2 4 2 2 Until now, the oldest known red alga was 1.2 glandular emissions to fluoresce.
ances. The Portal enables submission of appli-
35. 1 3 1 2 110. 4 4 3 3 billion years old. A large international research team has
cations for CRZ clearance in a single-window
36. 2 2 2 1 111. 3 1 4 4 found the oldest fossil human cranium in
Great Barrier Reef will never recover interface.
37. 4 1 3 2 112. 1 4 1 1 Portugal, marking an important contribution
38. 3 4 4 4 113. 1 1 4 3 As per the scientists, parts of Australia's IRENA to knowledge of human evolution during the
39. 1 2 4 1 114. 3 3 2 3 Great Barrier Reef will never recover from the middle Pleistocene in Europe and to the ori-
40. 2 1 3 2 115. 4 2 3 2 According to new findings released by the
impact of unseasonably warm waters as more gin of the Neandertals. The team has been
41. 3 1 2 4 116. 2 1 3 1 International Renewable Energy Agency
of the World Heritage Site comes under directed by the Portuguese archaeologist
42. 4 2 1 3 117. 3 2 4 2 renewed threat from a recent spike in sea tem- (IRENA), estimates that global carbon emis-
Joao Zilhao and including Binghamton
43. 1 3 1 1 118. 4 2 2 4 peratures. sions can be reduced by 70% by 2050 and com-
University anthropologist Rolf Quam.
44. 3 1 4 1 119. 1 1 2 3 That was the worst die-off of coral ever pletely phased out by 2060. The report also
The cranium represents the westernmost
45. 4 4 2 3 120. 2 1 1 1 recorded at the reef. Even the areas that sur- emphasizes the importance of considering the
human fossil ever found in Europe during
46. 3 2 3 4 121. 3 3 1 4 vived will not recover to full health as unsea- needs of those without energy access.
the middle Pleistocene epoch and one of
47. 2 3 2 2 122. 1 3 1 3 sonable hot water becomes more frequent Released at the Berlin Energy Transition the earliest on this continent to be associat-
48. 3 1 1 3 123. 1 4 2 2 causing more incidents of bleaching. Dialogue (BETD2017) held on March 20 and ed with the Acheulean stone tool industry.
49. 2 2 2 4 124. 3 3 4 1 21, the findings are significant for India as the A dead longcomb sawfish, a critically
50. 4 1 2 1 125. 3 2 2 3 Cascolus ravitis country races to meet its target of 175 GW of endangered species of shark, was hauled
51. 3 3 2 2 126. 4 3 4 4 power from renewables by 2020. in Sindhudurg, a district in Maharashtra, on
52. 2 2 1 3 127. 2 3 1 3 26th March, 2017.
Caledonian Sky
53. 1 3 2 1 128. 2 2 3 2 The fish, a member of the shark family, is
54. 2 4 4 1 129. 3 1 4 3 A British-owned cruise ship carrying hun- listed as 'critically endangered' on the Red
55. 3 1 4 3 130. 4 1 3 2 dreds of tourists has crashed into one of the List issued by the International Union for
56. 1 3 1 3 131. 2 4 2 4 world's most spectacular coral reefs. The Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and falls
57. 1 3 4 4 132. 1 1 1 3 4,290-tonne Caledonian Sky caused under Schedule I of the Wildlife Protection
58. 4 2 1 2 133. 1 2 4 2 "irreparable damage" in Raja Ampat, an idyl- Act, 1972.
59. 2 1 3 2 134. 2 4 2 1 lic island chain in the west of Indonesia's
David Attenborough, the famed British Ostrich
60. 3 2 2 3 135. 1 3 1 2 naturalist, has an ancient shrimp as a name- Papua province.
61. 4 4 1 4 136. 2 1 1 3 sake. The fossil is named Cascolus ravitis. Roughly 1,600 square meters of the 'under-
62. 1 3 2 2 137. 3 1 2 1 The crustacean was identified from a 430- water Amazon' is thought to have been dam-
63. 2 1 2 1 138. 3 3 3 1 million-year-old imprint in volcanic ash. aged in the incident.
64. 4 2 1 1 139. 4 3 1 4 To mark his 90th birthday, researchers
65. 1 3 1 2 140. 2 2 4 2 from the Yale University and universities in Across-the-river survey
66. 1 4 3 1 141. 3 3 2 3 England named in Mr. Attenborough's hon- The Central government has launched the
67. 2 1 3 2 142. 4 4 3 4 our a distant relative of today's shrimp and first ever across-the-river survey in the Ganga
68. 3 3 4 3 143. 1 1 1 1 lobster. to determine the population of aquatic life,
69. 4 4 3 3 144. 4 2 2 2 As per the recent study, Ostrich, the flight-
Dolphin count including that of endangered Gangetic dolphin.
70. 4 3 2 4 145. 2 3 1 4 less bird native to Africa, inhabited India
The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), The first leg of the census was launched on
71. 3 2 3 2 146. 3 1 3 1
March 1 from Narora in Uttar Pradesh to about 25,000 years ago.
72. 2 3 3 3 147. 3 1 2 1 Kolkata will start its Ganges river dolphin count
in November, 2017 after witnessing a dip in the Bijnor (covering distance of nearly 165 km) to Several geologists have over time found
73. 1 2 2 4 148. 4 3 3 2
number of the endangered species earlier this establish the number of the national aquatic ostrich egg shell pieces in India, mostly in
74. 1 4 1 1 149. 2 3 4 3
year. animal. Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.
75. 4 3 2 4 150. 2 4 1 4
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EAMCET Model Paper -2017

Engineering
No. of Questions: 160 Maximum Marks: 160 Time: 3 hrs.

MATHEMATICS 17. (a . i )2 + ( a . j )2 + ( a . k )2 = 1) 117 2) 116 3) 115 4) 120 two sides of the square are
1) a2 2) 2a2 3) 3a2 4) 4a2 31. The number of different nine digit numbers 1) 3x 4y 25 = 0, 4x + 3y 25 = 0
1. If A = {1, 2, 3 } and B = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5 } then can be formed from the number 223355888 2) 3x 4y 5 = 0, 4x + 3y 5 = 0
18. Ifa= 3,b= 4,a b= 5, then a + b=
the number of onto functions that can be by rearranging its digits so that the odd dig- 3) 3x 4y 5 = 0, 4x + 3y 25 = 0
defined from A to B is 1) 6 2) 5 3) 4 4) 3 its occupy even position is 4) 3x 4y = 0, 4x + 3y = 0
1) 0 2) 48 3) 36 4) 81 19. ABC is an equilateral triangle of side 'a'. 1) 16 2) 36 3) 60 4) 180
44. The equation of perpendicular bisectors of
1 Then AB . BC + BC . CA + CA . AB =
2. The range of f(x) = is 32. 15C0. 5C5 + 15C1.5C4 + 15C2. 5C3 + the sides AB and AC of triangle ABC are
3 cos 4x a2 3a2 x y + 5 = 0 and x + 2y = 0 respectively. If
1) 2) a2 3) 4) 2a2 15C .5C + 15C .5C =

[ ] ( )
3 2 4 1
1 1 1 1 2 2 the vertex A is (1, 2 ) then the vertex B is
1) , 2) , 20!
4 2 4 3 20. Observe the following statements and 1) 20 , 2
20 5 2) 11 2 2 11

3) [2, 2] 4) [0, )
choose the correct answer:
20!
5!15!
20! 15!
(
1) ,
5 5
) 2) ,
5
( 5
)
Assertion (A): Vector equation of the plane 3) 1 4) 3) ( 7, 6) 4) ( 7 , 6)
3. If the graph of the function y = f(x) is sym- passing through the point (1, 2, 3) and paral- 5!15! 5!15! 5!10!
metrical about the line x = 2 then 45. A diagonal of the rectangle formed by the
lel to the Vectors (2, 1, 3), (2, 3, 6) is r = 33. Coefficient of x16 in (x2 + 1)(x2 + 4)(x2 + 9)
lines x2 7x + 6 = 0 and y2 14y + 40 = 0
1) f(x) = f(x) 2) f(2 + x) = f(2 x) (i 2 j 3k) + (2 i j + 3k ) + (2 i + 3 j 6k ) .......(x2 + 81) is
is
3) f(x + 2) = f(x 2) 4) f(x) = f(x) , R. 1) 385 2) 385 3) 285 4) 285
1) 5x + 6y = 0 2) 5x 6y = 0
4. The value of the sum in the nth bracket of Reason (R): Vector equation of plane through 34. The integer just less than ( 2 + 1)6 =
3) 6x 5y + 14 = 0 4) 6x 5y 14 = 0
(1) + (2 + 3) + (4 + 5 + 6 + 7) + (8 + 9 + 10 + the point A (a) and parallel to the vectors b, c is 1) 196 2) 197 3) 198 4) 199
....15) + ............. (n > 1) is 46. The equation of one diagonal of the square
r = a + b + c where , R 35. Number of diagonals in a pentagon formed by the pair lines 3x2 + 8xy 3y2 = 0,
1) 2n (2n + 2n1 1) 1) A is true, R is false 1) 5 2) 4 3) 10 4) 35 3x2 + 8xy 3y2 + 2x 4y 1 = 0 is
2) 2n1(2n + 2n1 1) 2) A is false, R is true 36. The mean and S.D. of the marks of 200 1) 2x + 4y 1 = 0 2) 2x 4y 1 = 0
3) 2n2(2n + 2n1 1) 3) A, R are true and R A candidates were found to be 40 and 15
3) 2x 4y + 1 = 0 4) 2x 4y = 0
4) 2n (2n + 2n1) 4) A, R are true but R / A respectively. Later, it was discovered that a
47. A point of the form (2 sec cos , 2 sec
,
1 21. If a b,
c are unit vectors then score of 40 was wrongly read as 50. The
sin , 2 tan ) for , R always lies on
5. The sum of the series correct mean and S.D. respectively are
sin 45 sin 46 a b 2 +b c 2 + c a2 does not 1) 14.98, 39.95 2) 39.95, 14.98
1) x2 + y2 + z2 = 4 2) x2 + y2 + z2 = 1
1 1 exceed 3) x + y z = 4
2 2 2 4) x2 + y2 z2 = 1
+ + .... + 3) 39.95, 224.5 4) None of these
sin 47 sin 48 sin 133 sin 134 1) 4 2) 8 3) 6 4) 9 48. If the feet of the perpendiculars from (3, 4, 5)
37. Three houses are available in a locality.
is cosec n then n = 22. If the quadratic equation ax2 + 2cx + b = 0 Three persons apply for the houses. Each
to the coordinate axes are A, B, C and
1) 2 2) 3 3) 10 4) 1 and ax2 + 2bx + c = 0 (b c) have a com- 9
applies for one house without consulting the angle between AB and AC is cos1 ( )
cos x 1 mon root, then a + 4b + 4c = others. The probability that all the three a
6. If = , then cot y = 1) 0 2) 1 3) 1 4) 2 then a =
cos(x 2y) 1+ apply for the same house is

1) tan (x 2y) 2) tan (x + 2y) 23. The roots of the equation 1) 2/9 2) 1/9 3) 8/9 4) 7/9 1) 5 34 2) 3 34 3) 34 4) 25
3) tan (x y) 4) tan (x + y) a (b c) x2 + b (c a) x + c (a b) = 0 are 38. In a class 60% are boys and the rest are 49. If P = (1, 5, 6) and Q = (2, 1, 3), then the
7. cot 16 cot 44 + cot 44 cot 76 cot 76 c (a b) b (c a) girls. 50% of boys and 25% of girls know length of projection of PQ on the plane
1) ,
cot 16 = a (b c) c (a b)
cricket. If a student is selected at random 2x + 3y z + 17 = 0 is
and given that the selected student is a
1) 0 2) 1 3) 3 4) 4
b (c a) c (a b) 1) 2 10 2) 3 10
cricketer. The probability that the selected
8. If tan ax tan bx = 0, a b then the solutions 2) , 1 3) 1,
c (a b) a (b c) student is a girl is 3) (2/3) 10 4) (3/2) 10
of x form a
1) 1/4 2) 1/3 3) 2/3 4) 3/4 50. The planes x = 0, x = a, y = 0, y = a, z = 0
1) H.P. 2) G.P. 3) A.P. 4) A.G.P. c (a b)
4) , 1 1 + 3p 1 p 1 2p and z = a form a
9. The value of sin1 (sin 10) is 39. , , are the
b (c a) 3 4 2 1) Parallelepiped
1) 10 2) 10 3
24. To remove 2nd term in probability of three mutually exclusive 2) Rectangular parallelepiped with distinct
3) 3 10 4) 2 10
f(x) = x4 + 8x3 + x 5 = 0, we have to trans- edges
[ ( )]
events then the set of all values of p is
10. If x = log tan + then cos hx = late the equation to f(x + h) = 0 then h = 1) [1/4, 1/3] 2) [1/4, 1/2] 3) Cube 4) Tetrahedron
4 2 3) 2 4) 1
1) 1 2) 2 3) [1/3, 1/2] 4) [1/4, 2/3] 51. For the circle x2 + y2 = 25, the points (3, 4),
1) sin 2) cos 3) sec 4) cosec 25. The equation of lowest degree with rational (3, 4) are
40. If the mean and the variance of a binomial
11. In ABC, if 2r1 = 3r2 = r3, then a : b : c = coefficients having a root 3 + 2 is 1) Inverse points 2) Conjugate points
variate X are 2 and 1 respectively, then the
1) 4 : 3 : 5 2) 3 : 4 : 5 1) x4 +10x2 1 = 0 2) x4 10x2 +1 = 0 probability that X takes a value greater than 3) Extremities of diameter
3) 5 : 3 : 4 4) 3 : 5 : 4 3) x4 +10x2 +1 = 0 4) x4 10x2 1 = 0 1 is equal to 4) Poles of x + y + 15 = 0, x + y 2 = 0 with

12. In ABC if A is right angle, then x+ x x 1) 3/16 2) 5/16 3) 11/16 4) 13/16 respect to x2 + y2 = 25

[
cos1 is
R
r2 + r3 ] 26. If f (x) = x
x
x + x then f (3x) f (x)
x x+
41. If a point (x, y) = (tan + sin , tan sin ),
then the locus of (x, y) is
52. For all real values of , the polar of
(2, 4) with respect to
x2 + y2 4x 6y + 1 = 0 passes through the
1) 30 2) 60 3) 90 4) 45 is equal to 1) (yx2)2/3 + (xy2)2/3 = 1 2) x2 + y2 = 4xy
1) 3x2 2) 6x2 3) x2 4) 5x2 point
13. A 20 mt long tree is broken by wind and the 3) x2 y2 = 12xy 4) (x2 y2)2 = 16xy
1) (0, 0) 2) (3, 1) 3) ( 3, 1) 4) (3, 1)
top struck the ground at an angle of 30.
( )
cos x sin x 0 42. The point (4, 1) undergoes the following
The height of the point where the tree is bro- 27. If A = sin x cos x 0 = f (x), then A1 = transformations successively Key
ken is 0 0 1 i) Reflection about the line y = x 1-1 10-3 19-3 28-1 37-2 46-2
10 20 16 1) f (x) 2) f (x) 3) f (x) 4) f (x) ii) Translation through 4 units along the pos-
1) mt 2) mt 3) mt 4) 7 mt 2-1 11-1 20-3 29-3 38-1 47-3
3 3 3 28. The number of solutions of the system itive direction of X - axis. 3-2 12-2 21-4 30-1 39-3 48-1
x y + z = 0, x + 2y z = 0,
( ) ( )
k k 4-3 13-2 22-1 31-3 40-3 49-4
14. If zk = cos + i sin , iii) Rotation through an angle about the
2x + y + 3z = 0 is 4 5-4 14-1 23-3 32-4 41-4 50-3
10 10
1) 1 2) 2 3) 3 4) Infinite origin in the clock wise direction. The final 6-3 15-1 24-3 33-3 42-2 51-3
Then z1 z2 z3 z4 =
29. The number of four letter words that can be position of the point is
7-3 16-2 25-2 34-2 43-1 52-2.
1) 1 2) 1 3) 2 4) 2

15. If z + 4 3 then the maximum value of

formed using the letters of the word MIX-
TURE which contains the letter X is
1) 120 2) 360 3) 480 4) 240
(
1)
9
,
2
1
2) (
2)
2
9
,
1

2 ) 8-3
9-3
17-1
18-2
26-2
27-1
35-1
36-2
44-3
45-3
z + 1 is
1) 6 2) 0 3) 4 4) 10
30. There are '10' points in a plane of which no
three points are collinear and four points are
(
3)
2
9
,
2
1
) (
4)
2
9
,
2
1
) (N- -v-o- - -@-x...)
16. If ( 3 + i)100 = 299 (a + ib) then b = concyclic. The number of different circles
that can be drawn through at least 3 points
43. The equation of the two sides of a square
whose area is 25 sq. units are 3x 4y = 0
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State Bank of India

No. of Questions: 100 Maximum Marks: 100 Time: 1 hr.

POs Preliminary Model Paper - Solutions

(-E-o- --) P+M+C
54. A = 71 ........(1)
(Q.70):
3
37. Series is: Stones
B C + P = 142 ......(2)
(Number + 7) 1 C P + M = 162 ......(3) Branches Leaves
(Number + 6) 2 Woods
From (1) and (2), C = 71 3 162 = 51
(Number + 5) 3
Therefore, for answering the question only (Q.76-80):
(Number + 4) 4 ..........
statements A and C are required.
( ) 1
38. Series is + 7, ( 1) + 6, + 5,
2
( )
3
2
55. Selling price = (100 20)
= 80% of Rs.812.50 = Rs.650
White
Green

Yellow
( ) 5
( 2) + 4, + 3,..
2
Profit
Profit percentage = 100
CP(= SP Profit)
39. Series is 1.2, 1.25, 1.30, 1.35, 1.40 .. Violet Black
As the profit is already given, if either CP or 96. From the very first time of the passage it is
40. Series is 1 + 3, 2 + 6, 3 + 9, ........ SP is known, profit percentage can be clear that privatisation of higher education
5000 5 obtained. So, answer is 4.
41. = has already in vogue in India. The passage
40% of 35000 14 56. 6x, 7x deals with form of privatisation of higher
42. Number of candidates qualified is lower in 6x 6 2 Orange education. Therefore, the inference is defi-
1997 = Blue
7x + 3 3 nitely false.
32.5 5000 36 + 3 39 Brown
= = 1625 Required Ratio = = = 3 : 4 97. The inference is definitely true. Consider
100 42 + 10 52 (Q.81-85): Persons sitting in inner square are the following line of the passage:
30000 20000 57. Let population in 2008 = 100 facing outward and persons sitting in "In India, there is no doubt that private not-
43. Percentage drop = 100 outer square are facing inward.
30000 Population in 2012 for profit universities need to be encouraged
10 1 110 110 95 110 R to increase education opportunities".
= 100 = 33 % = 100 P
30 3 100 100 100 100 C 98. The passage makes no such reference.
D
44. 22.5% of 30000 = 6750 = 126.445 99. The inference is definitely false. It is men-
45. Number of candidates qualified in 1999 Therefore increased by 26% approx. tioned in the passage that privatization and
Q A F S
30 corporatization are actually quite different in
= 22500 = 6750 58. 5 12 + 9 10 : 15 2
100 the field of higher education.
A:B:C=2:3:1 B
6750 E 100.The use of term 'any' in the inference indi-
Required percentage = 100 = 67.5 3
1000 B = 3600 = 1800 T cates that the inference is definitely false.
6 V
135 135 From the last line of the passage it is
46. 166000 = 302535 59. Let A = 100 (Appeared), (Q.86-90): The words are rearranged in increas- clear that more transparent guideline is
100 100 A = 80 qualified ing order of their length and in case of a tie, needed. It does not imply that there is no
15 B = 120 (Appeared), they are arranged according to the dictionary,
47. 100 = 42.86 such guideline.
35 B = 80 + 40% of 80 = 112 from left to right. Numbers are rearranged in
658125 100 100 112 1 descending order from right to left. Each step (j---- -E Race Institute
48. = 325000 Therefore required % = 100 = 93 % arranges a word and a number.
-C-
135 150 120 3 E-- - --- -v-o-v-Eo
40 60. By Allegation Method Input: 19 numerology 48 global 88 xylem 25
49. 100 = 200% telling 79 59 fabricate torcher --C-.)
20 5 8
50. Average percent rise in production of In vessle A = (milk), B = (milk) Step-I: xylem 19 numerology 48 global 25
7 13 telling 79 59 fabricate torcher 88
Company B is more than the average per-
cent rise in production of Company A. 5 Step-II: xylem global 19 numerology 48 25
8 telling 59 fabricate torcher 79 88
51. I) 2 (l + b) = 60 7
13 Step-III: xylem global telling 19 numerology 48
l + b = 30 ...... (1) 9
25 fabricate torcher 59 79 88
13
A B

1
13
2

91
Step-IV: xylem global telling torcher 19
numerology 25 fabricate 48 59 79 88
--
Step-V: xylem global telling torcher fabricate 19 E Gx Ky N- -, o-
1 2 numerology 25 48 59 79 88
Required Ratio = : = 7 : 2
- C- d Kh ---
13 91 Step-VI: xylem global telling torcher fabricate N- C.
numerology 19 25 48 59 79 88
30 61. By using any two of the given statements
C
D 91. The results in this quarter are promising.
S: -: N- 4, -Z-Eq 1,
we can find out the length and breadth of
And if this promise rides on an 'admirable'
-E- 4. (|: -C N-
the rectangle. And after finding length and
b breadth, we can find the length of diagonal background, the companies must really be >-F-J vU - L.
II) In DABC tan 30 = doing well.

l by using Pythagoras theorem.
@ Bh-gj L.)
l : b = 3 : 1 ....... (2) 92. Look at the way Som Mittal is evaluating the
62. From statement I we can find out the radius
o- - ()Z 3. (|: -C
Combining 1 and 2, we get the value of of the base, using r2 performance of IT companies in his capaci- N- @ vU/ x--- -
ty as the president of Nasscom.
l 19 and b 19 By using statement I and II we can find out L.)
94. Brings about a mood of pessimism.
Therefore Area of rectangle the total surface area = r2 + rl (both given). -d J>-Z - y 1.
By using I and III we can find out the height 95.
= 19 11 = 209 m2 (|: -C N- dq vU--
III) Cost = Rs.125 per sq. m. of the cone and then we can find out l.
K I N D L E - L.)
(Q.66 - 67): +1 +1 +1
52. If 8 men and 6 women can complete the +1 +1 +1 Ja/ xE - 1.
work in 21 days, then 1.5 (8 m + 6 w)
Hours |: -C N- dq vU--
= 12 m + 9 w can complete the work in
Seconds Minute O J L F M E
21 2 Needles
- L.
= 14 days. Similarly
u v- 3. (|: -C N-
3
Hence no further information is required. (Q.68-69): C E N R E
H/ H--- - L.)
T
Liquids +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 : yu -.
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38.
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26. - - - (IPC) -C-*C
2) K N- 3) q E-C

1) 1892 2) 1909 3) 1861 4) 1919
4) v-R ?
1) f ---M 2) f
39. j-N-- NE d y ----
16. Nu N- J E-N- p ? 1-2 10-3 19-4 28-2 37-2 46-3
3) x x 4) -d-f
1) 1909 2) 1919 3) 1935 4) 1858 2-1 11-1 20-4 29-3 38-3 47-2
?
1) NL 2) f 27. x o -L -Eo J--dC
3-1 12-3 21-4 30-3 39-2 48-3
b 40.vG Jn N-- u -
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4-4 13-4 22-4 31-2 40-1 49-3
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1) v- 2) - @ 5-2 14-2 23-3 32-1 41-1 50-3
3) f |-d 4) f Jf I
p n-?
3) t 4) E- 6-4 15-3 24-3 33-3 42-2 51-2.
1) 1861 2) 1858 3) 1856 4) 1857 28. Nd-J - v-- E \
41. --- ---o, b N-- 7-4 16-4 25-3 34-3 43-2
18. D@ 1837 -C-* Nu N? CN NE--?
1) Mx s 2) -- s -q- v---d? 8-3 17-4 26-2 35-1 44-3
1) l v-R 2) Nu-N-
3) -h s 4) v s 1) 1860 2) 1862 3) 1879 4) 1870 9-3 18-1 27-4 36-4 45-2
3) v v-R 4) Fo j
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It is advisable if you start with the Vocabulary section first as

you can get several marks in one go. Also, it is the fastest to
get through. Get to the Reading Comprehension section next.
English Language After a quick reading make sure to attempt the fact and
vocabulary based questions in this topic before you attempt
the inference/ theme/ main idea based questions.
Directions (Q.1-5): Read each sentence to find
out whether there is any error in it. The error,
if any will be in one part of the sentence. The
number of that part is the answer. If there is
no error, the answer is (5).
1. The peasantry of the village (1)/ has
expressed great joy over (2)/ the govern-
ment's decision to waive (3)/ loans taken by
A sycophant indulges in...
them at the time of sowing seeds. (4)/ No (B) Agriculture dominates change in India
error (5). through its casual links with factor and prod- Writer
2. The fuels are getting exhausted (1)/ at a uct markets.
faster pace (2)/ because of indiscriminate (C) Theoretically, it is possible to reduce pover- - B. Krishna Kumar
use. (3)/ Hence, the scientists are trying to ty by raising labour productivity in agricul- Senior Faculty, BSC Academy
find out alternate energy. (4)/ No error (5). ture and spreading its gains among the low
3. Your success is a happy tiding. (1)/ Our joy income groups. 28. 1) cross 2) check 3) escalation
knows no bounds (2)/ and we congratulate (D) Low productivity in agriculture has led to the 4) in order to 5) hurdles
you from (3)/ the bottom of our heart. (4)/ No concentration of the poor in this sector. 29. 1) making 2) because of
error (5). (E) In the poorer states, its contribution to the 3) in addition to 4) maximising
4. For the forthcoming practical examinations, domestic product is close to 40 percent. 5) in order to
(1)/ the apparatus are properly arranged (2)/ 12. The governments ...... handling of the prob- 21. Which is the FIRST sentence after
by the management to facilitate (3)/ smooth lem is ...... by many people. 30. 1) partly 2) diligently 3) solely
rearrangement?
conduct of examinations. (4)/ No error (5). 1) caress, accommodated 4) rapidly 5) lucidly
1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 5) E
5. To prevent thefts, (1)/ the builder is thinking of 2) diligent, criticised 31. 1) through 2) for 3) by
22. Which is the SECOND sentence after
(2)/ building a ten-feet wall (3)/ round the 3) bizzare, criticised 4) across 5) beyond
rearrangement?
palace. (4)/ No error (5). 32. 1) outsourcing 2) prevelance
4) scintillating, abhorred 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 5) E
Direction (Q.6-10): Which of the phrases 1), 2), 3) regress 4) infrastructure
5) strange, condemned 23. Which is the THIRD sentence after
3), 4) given below each sentence should 5) welfare
13. A man who is ...... cannot ...... in his life. rearrangement?
replace phrase in bold to make the sentence 33. 1) span 2) intention 3) dejection
grammatically correct? If the sentence is cor- 1) burnished, persuade 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 5) E
2) ardent, maintain 4) vision 5) attempt
rect as it is mark 5) as the answer. 24. Which is the FOURTH sentence after
3) judicious, scold rearrangement? 34. 1) efforts 2) allotment 3) resource
6. You, we and they are ready to implement
4) bashful, prosper 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 5) E 4) time 5) transformation
plans proposed by the Government.
5) struggling, flourish 25. Which is the FIFTH sentence after 35. 1) pinpoint 2) overcome
1) We, you and they are ready
2) You, we and they have been ready 14. A ...... indulges in unnecessary ....... rearrangement? 3) deteriorate 4) eradicate
3) You, they and we are ready 1) celestial being, confusion 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 5) E 5) pacify
4) They, we and you are ready 2) sycophant, praise Directions (Q.26-35): In the following passage
5) No correction required 3) hoarder, collection there are blanks each of which has been Answers
7. Kiran as well as his friends is going on an 4) associate, uninspired numbered. These blanks are printed below
1-2; Replace "has" with "have".
excursion. the passage and against each five words are
5) celibate, enchantment 2-1; Replace "fuels are" with "fuel is".
1) were going on 2) was going on suggested, one of which fits the blank appro-
15. ...... practice is required to ascend the ladder 3-1; Replace "tiding" with "tidings".
priately. Find out the appropriate word in each
3) is going to 4) are going on of ....... 4-5; No error
case.
5) No correction required 1) Ingrained, laxity 2) Lethal, greatness 5-1; Replace "ten-feet" with "ten-foot".
Making India a ..(26).. country by 2020 is
8. The leader with all his followers have 3) Rigorous, eminence not an easy ..(27)... India has to keep in ..(28).. 6-1 7-5 8-2 9-5
entered the hall. 4) Latent, enlightment a variety of factors ..(29).. progress ..(30)... The 10-1 11-2 12-3 13-4
1) has been entering the hall 5) Innumerable, authenticity profits gained by India ..(31).. various sectors 14-2 15-3
2) has entered the hall Directions (Q.16-20): Four words are given in are to be spent for the development and ..(32).. 16-1 (Same) 17-2 (Opp.)
3) was entered the hall each of the questions of which two are most of the country. India's ..(33).. for brighter future 18-1 (Opp.) 19-4 (Opp.)
4) is entered the hall. nearly the same/ opposite in meaning. Find will come true only by mere words but extra
20-3 (Same)
5) No correction required the number of correct letter combination. ..(34).. is needed to ..(35).. the pitfalls.
(Q.21-25) - Order is: B A E D C
9. I shall come by my car, he will come by his. 16. (A) Insolence (B) Arrogance 26. 1) developed 2) developing
21-2 22-1 23-5 24-4
1) he comes by his car. (C) Persistence (D) Prudence 3) important 4) paramount
25-3 26-1 27-3 28-2
2) he comes on his car. 1) A-B 2) B-C 3) C-D 5) neighbouring
29-5 30-4 31-1 32-5
3) he will come on his car. 4) D-A 5) A-C 27. 1) variety 2) problem 3) task 33-4 34-1 35-2.
4) came by his. 17. (A) Retaliatory (B) Sardonic 4) target 5) expertise
5) No correction required (C) Serious (D) Refferal
10. He is the same person who has accepted 1) B-A 2) C-B 3) D-B
our demands. 4) D-A 5) C-A
1) same person that has accepted 18. (A) Hypocrite (B) Naive
2) same person who accepts (C) Native (D) Loyal
3) some person who accepts 1) D-A 2) B-A 3) B-C -u --vU -v--v--
4) only person who has accepted
5) No correction required
4) C-D
19. (A) Provoke
5) C-A
(B) Derisive
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Directions (Q.11-15): Find out which pair of (C) Spontaneous (D) Instinctive ---- p -Ja -_-j--- -o--- - -v-v---- -v---E --h- -y-
words can be filled up in the blanks to make 1) A-B 2) B-C 3) B-D d- Kh --h- --C. E-h-C.
the sentence meaningfully correct. q-: d --vU/ -H--
4) C-D 5) A-C --S-: --o--- (--Z-Eq --E 5,
11. He is ...... to studies, ...... he faces problems -N--: ---o--@, -N- , -N- , u-
20. (A) Conclusion (B) Gossip Z - 5, -J-v->-- -- - ---
at the time of examinations.
(C) Disposition (D) Temperament E 2, p- 1, -->- --E 2, x- j-q, --Z- -- --Z-Eq, --Z-Eq -
1) apathetic, to
1) D-A 2) B-A 3) D-C 4). - u-E--q, --Z-Eq -- --Z---
2) apathetic, consequently
4) B-C 5) B-D -vd q-- 1. -o- -d- (--E- -, -E-
3) cheerful, as a result
Directions (Q.21-25): Rearrange the following 1, --Z - 1) --u --vU -v-v--: --/ --H-
4) earnest, so 5) apt, clearly
sentences in proper order and then answer --: 22 - 2017 -- 18 --* 35 --x - -N--: --j- -->-F-J, -i-v --Z-Eq,
the questions given below them.
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EAMCET Model Paper -2017

Engineering
No. of Questions: 160 Maximum Marks: 160 Time: 3 hrs.

2
(-E-o- --) 17u + v u + 17v 1 constant acceleration along same direction.
3)
u 17v
4)
17u v
74. 1
(
sin x dx =
x x ) Relative velocity of B with respect to A when

( )
53. In a series of 2n observations, half of them 1/2 the bodies again meet each other is
equal to a and remaining half equal to a. If 1
64. If y = tan 1 + tan1 3 V V
the standard deviation of the observations is 1 + x + x2 1) 2) 2sin
2
3
2 ( )
3) 0 4) 4sin
3
2 ( ) 1) 2V 2)
2
3)
3
4) V

( ) ( )
2, then | a | equals to
1 1 75. Match the following 83. A block of mass m is pulled by a uniform
+ tan1 ,
2 1 2 2 List - I List - II chain of mass m tied to it by applying a force
1) 2) 2 3) 2 4) x + 3x + 3 x + 5x + 7
n n F at the other end of the chain. The tension
8a2
54. The equation of circle touching the line then y'(0) = 1) Area bounded by y2 = 4ax a) at a point P which is at a distance of quarter
3 of the length of the chain from the free end,
2x + 3y + 1 = 0 at the points (1, 1) and 3 5 7 9
1) 2) 3) 4) and x2 = 4ay is will be
orthogonal to the circle which has the line 10 10 10 10
segment having end points (0, 1) and 65. At x = 0, the equation to the normal to the 2) Area bounded by y2 = 4ax b) a2
(2, 3) as diameter is curve y = (1 + x)y + sin1 (sin2 x) is and its latus rectum is
1) 2x2 + 2y2 10x 5y + 1 = 0 1) x + y + 1 = 0 2) x + y 1 = 0 16a2
2) x2 + y2 10x + 5y + 1 = 0 3) Area bounded by c) 3F 7F 6F 4F
3) x + y = 0 4) x y + 1 = 0 3 1) 2) 3) 4)
3) x2 + y2 10x 5y 1 = 0 66. If a2x4 + b2 y4 = c6, the maximum value of y = a2 x2 and its 4 8 7 5
4) 2(x2 + y2) + 10x + 5y 1 = 0 xy is diameter y = 0 is 84. A block of mass m is placed on a surface
a2 x3
55. If a 0 and the line 2bx + 3cy + 4d = 0 pass- c2 c3 c3 c3 4) Area bounded by d) with a vertical cross-section given by y = .
1) 2) 3) 4) 2 6
es through the points of intersection of the ab 2ab
ab 2ab x = a cos , y = a sin is
parabolas y2 = 4ax and x2 = 4ay then If the coefficient of friction is 0.5, the maxi-
67. The height of a cylinder of the greatest pos- The correct match from list I to list II is mum height above the ground at which the
1) d2 + (2b 3c)2 = 0
sible volume which can be inscribed in a 1) 1-c, 2-a, 3-d, 4-b block can be placed without slipping is
2) d2 + (3b + 2c)2 = 0
sphere of radius R is 1) 1/6 m 2) 2/3 m 3) 1/3 m 4) 1/2 m
3) d2 + (2b + 3c)2 = 0 2) 1-d, 2-b, 3-a, 4-c
R 3 2 3 2R 85. A coin is placed at the edge of a horizontal
4) d2 + (3b 2c)2 = 0 1) 2) 3) 4) 3) 1-a, 2-c, 3-b, 4-d
56. The number of normals to the parabola 3 R R 3 4) 1-b, 2-d, 3-c, 4-a disc rotating about a vertical axis through its
68. The equation of the common tangent to the axis with a uniform angular speed 2 rad s1.
y2 = 4x through (5, 2) is 76.
1) 0 2) 1 3) 2 4) 3 curves y2 = 8x and xy = 1 is The radius of the disc is 50 cm. The mini-
1) 3y = 9x + 2 2) y = 2x + 1 mum coefficient of friction between disc and
57. If the normal at a point P on the ellipse
3) 2y = x + 8 4) y = x + 2 coin so that the coin does not slip
x2/ a2 + y2/ b2 = 1, a > b meets the axes in
PM 2
M and N so that = . Then the value
69. Tangents drawn from P(1, 8) to the circle
equals
(g = 10 ms2 ) is
x2 + y2 6x 4y 11 = 0 touch the circle at
PN 3 1 1 1) 0.1 2) 0.2 3) 0.3 4) 0.4
A and B. The equation of circumcircle of tri- 1) 2) 3) 1 4) 0
of eccentricity e is 4 2 86. A pendulum consist of a wooden bob of
angle PAB is
mass (m) and length (l). A bullet of mass
1) 1/ 2 2) (2 / 3) 3) 1/ 3 4) 2/3 1) x2 + y2 2x + 6y 29 = 0 77. Area of the region bounded by
(m1) is fired towards the pendulum with a
58. The eccentric angles of the extremities of a 2) x2 + y2 6x 4y + 19 = 0 a2 y2 = x2 (a2 x2) is
speed 1.The bullet emerges out of the bob
focal chord of an ellipse are 7/12 and 3) x2 + y2 + 4x 6y + 19 = 0 4a 2 a2 2 a2 8a 2 with a speed 1/3, and the bob just com-
1) 2) 3) 4)
/12 then e = 4) x2 + y2 4x 10y + 19 = 0 3 3 3 3 plete the vertical circle. The value of 1 is
n

1 2 78. The curve whose sub tangent is twice the
[x]dx
1)
2

2)

3 0
70. Value of where [x] and {x} are
n
abscissa of the point of contact and passing
through (1, 2) is
( )
1)
m
m1
5gl
m
2)
m1
g

l
3 3
{x}dx 1) y2 = 4x 2) y2 = 2x + 2
3)
4
4)
2
59. If the circle x2 + y2 = a2 intersects the hyper-
0
integral and fractional parts of x and n N,
3) x2 = 4y 3 4) x2 = 4y ( )
2 m
3)
3 m1
5 gl
3 m
4)
2 m1 ( )
5 gl

y 87. A helicopter of power P can rise vertically

bola xy = c2 in four points P(x1, y1), is equal to y + x tan upwards with a maximum uniform speed V.
dy x y
Q(x2, y2), R(x3, y3), S(x4, y4) then which of 1 1
79. If = sin = It can move horizontally with uniform speed
1) n 2) n 1 3) 4)
the following is not true? n1 n dx x x V1. If the air resistance is R times the veloc-
1) x1 + x2 + x3 + x4 = 0 71. If 1 + tan(x ) tan(x + )dx 1) cx2 2) cx 3) cx3 4) cx4 ity. The mass of the helicopter (in terms R,
cos (x + )
2) y1 + y2 + y3 + y4 = 0
3) x1x2x3x4 = C4

= loge + c then =
cos (x ) 80. The differential equation of family of circles
x2 + y2 + 2x + c = 0 is (where , c both are
V, V1 and g) is

4) y1y2y3y4 = C2 1) cot 2 2) tan 2 parameters) [

R (V1)2 V2 ] [
R V2 (V1)2 ]
3) cot 2 4) tan 2 1) 2)
60. If the complex numbers z1, z2, z3 are such d2y dy 2
z1 z3 1 i 3

that = , then z1, z2, z3 form
e e
x
72. If dx
x

e2x + e2x
dx 2(
1) y + + 1 = 0
dx ) gV

[
R V2+ (V1)2 ] R V1 + V (
gV

)
z2 z3 2 d2y 2 3) 4)
1) right angled triangle
2) isosceles and right angled triangle
ex + ex + a

= A loge + c, then (A, a) =
ex + ex a
dx2 (
dy
2) y + = 0
dx ) gV g
88. Two balls are thrown simultaneously in air.
d2y dy 2
3) equilateral triangle
4) collinear points
1
1)
(
, 2
2 2 ) ( 1
2)

, 2 2
2 2 ) ( )(
3) + = 0
dx2 dx ) The acceleration of centre of mass of the
two balls while in air
1) depends on the direction of the motion of

n
(
12 + 1 22 + 2 32 + 3
61. lim
n3
+
n3
+
n 3
n2 + n
+ ....
n3
= ) 1
3)
(
, 2 2
2 2 ) ( 1
4)

, 2
2 2 )
d2y
dx2
dy 2
( )(
4) + + 1 = 0
dx ) the balls
2) depends on the masses of the two balls
3) depends on the speeds of the two balls
1 1 1 1
1) 2) 3) 4) 16 PHYSICS
dx 4) is equal to g
6 4 3 2
73.

=
4 3 81. When a wave traverses a medium the dis-
(ab)x ax bx + 1
Key
4
1 x 1+ x
62. lim is placement of a particle located at 'X' at a
x2 8
(
x0 53-3 59-4 65-2 71-3 77-1 83-2
1) 8 2) 7 2 ) time 't' is given by y = asin (bt cx), where
1) log a 2) log b 3 a, b, c are constants of the wave, which of 54-1 60-3 66-3 72-4 78-1 84-1
3) log a log b 4) 1 8 8 the following is a quantity with dimensions 55-3 61-3 67-4 73-3 79-2 85-2
3) ( 3
2 ) 4) (
8 2 )

v u dv y b 56-3 62-3 68-4 74-3 80-1 86-4
63. If + = 6 then = 3 3 1) 2) bt 3) cx 4)
u v du a c 57-3 63-2 69-4 75-1 81-4 87-1
17u v u 17v 82. At time t = 0, two bodies A and B are at the 58-1 64-4 70-2 76-2 82-4 88-4
1) 2)
Mail your feedback to.. same point. A moves with constant velocity
u 17v 17u v pratibhadesk@eenadu.net V and B starts from rest and moves with (N- -v-o- - -@-x...)
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Staff Selection Commission

No. of Questions: 100 Maximum Marks: 200 Time: 75 Mts.

Combined Graduate Level (Tire - I) Mock Test

1) 75 3 25 2 + 7 = 10 22. A piece of paper is folded and cut as shown General Awareness
General Intelligence & Reasoning
2) 75 25 5 + 2 7 = 10 below in the question figures. From the
3) 75 15 3 + 2 7 = 10 given answer figures, find how it will appear 26. Musical instrument "Sitar" was invented by:
1. Select the related word from the given alter-
4) 75 + 15 3 2 7 = 10 when opened. 1) Tansen 2) Baiju Bawra
natives.
15. If 4 5 = 29, 3 2 = 11 and 11 3 = 47. Question Figure: 3) Amir Khusru 4) Mirabai
CLAW : CAT : : ? : EAGLE
Then find the value of 15 17 = ? 27. The country Bharatavarsha was eventually
1) PAW 2) HOOF 3) TALON 4) NAIL
1) 280 2) 287 3) 278 4) 260 named after the term Bharata, which
2. Select the set of related letters from the given
16. Find the missing term from the given appears first in:
alternatives.
responses. 1) Sama Veda 2) Rig Veda
KOTJ : BFKA : : RVAQ : ?
3) Yajur Veda 4) Atharwana Veda
1) IHNL 2) IMRH 3) IKMJ 4) IKMH Answer Figures:
2 4 8 28. The greatest diversity among plants and
3. Select the related number from the given
3 9 27 animal species are found in:
alternatives.
1) Tropical Rain Forest
1520 : 39 : : 1680 : ? 5 25 125
2) Moist Deciduous Forests
1) 40 2) 44 3) 49 4) 41 10 38 ? 1) 2) 3) 4) 3) River Basin
4. Find the odd word from the given alterna-
tives. 23. From the given answer figures, select the 4) Polar Region
1) 120 2) 135 3) 160 4) 150
one in which the question figure is hidden/ 29. Which of the following article deals with
A) Guitar B) Cello C) Sarod D) Piano 17. Ankur starts from his house and walks
embedded. Suspension of the enforcement of the rights
1) A 2) C 3) D 4) B 250 m south then he turns right and walks
Question Figure: conferred by Part III of constitution during
5. Find the odd set of letters from the given 400 m to reach a shop. From the shop he
again walks southward for 750 m to reach emergencies?
alternatives.
A) JQKP B) BYCX C) HRGS D) GTHS the temple. Later he walks westward for 1) Article 116 2) Article 357
400 m to reach the bank. From the bank he 3) Article 359 4) Article 393
1) A 2) B 3) D 4) C
again turns south and walks for 500 m to 30. In 2016 Yoshinori Ohsumi has won the
6. Find the odd number from the given alterna-
reach his office. How far is Ankur's office Nobel Prize for physiology or Medicine for
tives. from his house? Answer Figures:
his pioneering work on autophagy. He
A) 250 B) 530 C) 290 D) 170 1) 1600 m 2) 1500 m belongs to:
1) B 2) A 3) D 4) C 3) 2100 m 4) 1700 m 1) South Korea 2) Japan
7. Which one of the given responses would be 18. Consider the given statements to be true
an order of the following words according to 3) Vietnam 4) China
and decide which of the given conclusions
their position in the English Dictionary? 1) 2) 3) 4) 31. Which of the following element glows in
can be derived from the given statements.
1) Ecosystem 2) Economics 3) Electrician 24. If a mirror is placed on the line MN, then dark, when kept exposed to oxygen?
Statements: All pens are bottles.
which of the answer figures is the right 1) Red Phosphorus 2) Osmium
4) Effective 5) Efficient All bottles are green. image of the given question figure? 3) Selenium
1) 2, 4, 3, 1, 5 2) 2, 3, 5, 1, 4 Conclusion I: Some pens are green. Question Figure: 4) White Phosphorus
3) 2, 1, 5, 3, 4 4) 2, 1, 4, 5, 3 Conclusion II: All pens are green.
8. A series is given, with one term missing. 32. Which among the following hormones helps
1) Only conclusion I follows.
Choose the correct alternative from the given in the ripening the fruits?
2) Only conclusion II follows.
ones that will complete the series. 1) Auxins 2) Ethylene
3) Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow.
adj, cfl, gjp, mpv, ? 3) Cytokinins 4) Florigene
4) Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II fol-
1) uxd 2) qtz 3) psv 4) rwc lows. Answer Figures: 33. Which state has won 'Best Horticulture
9. A series is given, with one term missing. 19. How many triangles are there in the given State' award of the Indian Council of Food
Choose the correct alternative from the given figure? and Agriculture (ICFA)?
ones that will complete the series. 1) Sikkim 2) Haryana
1, 7, 19, 37, 61, 91, ? 3) Manipur 4) Mizoram
1) 101 2) 121 3) 127 4) 111 34. For a body orbiting around the Sun, the
10. Aman said to a boy, "Your mother's mother 1) 2) 3) 4) point of least distance is known as:
is the wife of my sister's father". How is 25. In the question, a word is represented by 1) Apogee 2) Perigee
Aman's daughter related to the boy's moth- only one set of numbers as given in any one
3) Aphelion 4) Perihelion
er? of the alternatives. The sets of numbers
35. What do you understand by "Himadri"?
1) Nephew 2) Paternal aunt 1) 11 2) 12 3) 10 4) 13 or more given in the alternatives are represented by
1) India's space station
3) Maternal aunt 4) Niece 20. Out of 70 children in a group 37 like to sing two classes of alphabets as in two matrix
and 48 like to dance whereas 25 like to given below. The columns and rows of 2) A hill station in Uttarakhand
11. Two trains 250 m long and 300 m long are
dance and sing. How many neither like to matrix I are numbered from 0 to 4 and that 3) The northern most range of Himalayas
running in opposite directions at 95 km/hr
and 125 km/hr respectively. What is the time dance nor like to sing? of matrix II are numbered from 5 to 9. A let- 4) The Outermost southern range of
required by them to cross each other? 1) 15 2) 20 3) 10 4) 25 ter from these matrices can be represented Himalayas
1) 5 seconds 2) 18 seconds 21. Which answer figure will complete the pat- first by it's row and next by it's column, e.g., 36. What is India's rank in the World Bank's
3) 11 seconds 4) 9 seconds tern in the question figure? 'A' can be represented by 01, 14 etc. and 'E' 2016 Logistics Performance Index (LPI)
Question Figure: can be represented by 55, 66 etc. Similarly, among 160 countries?
12. From the given alternative words, select the
word which cannot be formed by using the you have to identify the set for the word 1) 35th 2) 44th 3) 48th 4) 54th
letters of the given word: 'GLAZE.'
BENEFACTORS Key
1) RESONATE 2) CARROT 1-3 9-3 17-4 25-4 33-2
3) SEABORNE 4) FORECAST 2-2 10-4 18-3 26-3 34-4
13. If TRANSLATE is coded as NARTSETAL, Answer Figures: 3-4 11-4 19-4 27-2 35-3
then how will OXAZEPAMS be coded? 4-3 12-2 20-3 28-1 36-1.
1) ZAXEOSMAP 2) ZAXOESMAP 5-4 13-2 21-3 29-3
3) ZAXOESAMP 4) ZXAOESMPA 6-2 14-4 22-4 30-2
14. If (+) stands for division, () stands for sub- 1) 2) 3) 4) 7-4 15-2 23-4 31-4
traction, () stands for addition and () 8-1 16-3 24-2 32-2
stands for multiplication, then which of the Mail your feedback to.. 1) 34, 65, 14, 23, 77 2) 42, 89, 01, 33, 79
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Banks in news
S outh-based Lakshmi Vilas Bank has tied up
with Centrum Group in which the bank will
refer its High Net worth Individuals (HNI) to
Centrum for wealth management and family
office services. Centrum will conduct the busi-
ness through its wealth management arm,
Centrum Wealth Management and will offer its
existing portfolio of wealth management ser-
vices to the bank's HNI clients.
Note: This is the first time in the country that a
private bank has given the charge to an
independent professional wealth.
Reserve Bank of India
In a fresh push toward a less cash economy,
the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has prohibit-
ed non-banking finance companies (NBFCs)
of all kinds from lending more than Rs.20,000
in cash against gold.
Note: The NBFCs have been told to issue
cheques for loan amounts above this pre-
scribed limit. Earlier, NBFCs had been
directed to disburse only high value loans
of Rs.1 lakh and above against gold by
cheque.
iSelect term plan
Canara, HSBC and Oriental Bank of
Commerce Life Insurance launched iSelect
term plan to expand its online product suit
with the meant for family protection. iSelect
term plan provides enhanced protection
cover for the family at an affordable premium.
Note: It is a pure protection online term plan
that provides life insurance cover along
with the option to cover against acciden-
tal death/ disability.
State Bank of India has decided to reintro-
duce penalty on non-maintenance of mini-
mum balance in accounts from April 1, 2017.
Note: The Reserve Bank of India has permitted
banks to levy charges for breaching min-
imum balance limit. Withdrawal of cash
from ATMs will also attract a charge up to
20 rupees if the number of transactions
exceeds three from other bank's ATMs in
a month and 10 rupees for more than five
withdrawals from SBI ATMs.
The State Bank of India is among four new
foreign banks given preliminary approval to
open 100 percent-owned branches in
Myanmar, the latest move by the Southeast
Asian nation to woo investment to the coun-
try long ruled by the military and hit by
Western sanctions.
Note: This is the second time Myanmar has
allowed foreign banks to open 100-per
cent-owned branches inside the country
in more than five decades following per-
mits to nine foreign banks in October last
year to operate in the country. Myanmar's
powerful military nationalised all banks
when it seized power in 1962.
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Best Small Bank
The 'Karur Vysya Bank' (KVB) has been adjudged the 'Best
Small Bank for 2016'. The Managing Director (MD) of 'Karur
Vysya Bank' has received the award from Sudhir Munguntivar,
Minister of Finance and Planning, Government of Maharashtra, at
a function in Mumbai. This is the eighth award won by KVB in
the current fiscal.
'Aadhaar Pay' launched by..?
German Development Bank
The German Development Bank (KfW) and
Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL)
signed a loan agreement for 200 million to
enhance energy efficiency in India. EESL will
invest the funds in energy efficiency in house-
holds, buildings, street lighting, water supply,
agriculture and industry.
Note: KfW also signed a funding deal of
500,000 with the Indian Renewable
Energy Development Agencyto maintain
solar projects.
Insurance ecommerce
Insurance Regulatory and Development
Authority of India (IRDAI) has issued guide-
lines on insurance ecommerce, thus paving
the way for electronic platforms that will mar-
ket as well as service insurance products.
Note: The insurance self-network platforms that
are to be set up could be a regular web
portal, mobile app or both. Entities regis-
tered with IRDAI, such as insurance firms
or insurance intermediaries, are eligible
to apply for setting up such a platform.
As per the RBI data, ICICI Bank topped the
list of banks that witnessed the most number
of frauds in the April-December period of 2016
with state-owned SBI taking the second spot.
Note: The other banks which reported a large
number of frauds to the apex bank during
the period include Axis Bank (189), Bank
of Baroda (176) and Citibank (150). The
RBI data also revealed the involvement
of bank staff in frauds.
Airtel Payments Bank
Airtel Payments Bank, offered by telecom
major Bharti Airtel, announced that over one
lakh savings accounts were opened in 100
villages across Tamil Nadu. Through the ini-
tiative, the villages would have access to
banking services along with the option of
making digital payments.
Note: Payment Banks accept deposits from
individuals and small businesses up to a
maximum of Rs.1 lakh per account.
HDFC Bank has launched an instant digital
Loan Against Securities (LAS) facility in collab-
oration with the National Securities Depository
Ltd. (NSDL). Demat customers can calculate
their eligibility for overdraft limit against shares,
and open a current account instantly.
Note: The bank stated that customers can avail
themselves of overdraft facility against
shares in three steps:
(i) Select the shares to be pledged on net
banking
(ii) Accept agreement through one-time
password (OTP) and
(iii) Pledge the shares with NSDL online
through OTP.
SBI Card Unnati
SBI Card on 28th March, 2017 launched a
unique credit card 'SBI Card Unnati' targeted
at all SBI customers, including Jan Dhan
account-holders across the country. The card
was launched by Piyush Goyal, Minister of
State (Independent Charge) for Power, Coal,
New and Renewable Energy and Mines.
Note: 'Unnati' would have no annual fees for
the initial four years and will be offered
through the 20,000 plus SBI branches.
Any SBI customer with a balance of at
least Rs.25,000 in his/ her savings
account with the bank would be eligible
for the Unnati credit card without the
need for any credit score or credit history.
Cabinet approval
The Union Cabinet has approved the merger
of Bharatiya Mahila Bank (BMB) with State
Bank of India. The approval comes after last
month's Cabinet approval for the merger of
SBI's five associate banks with the larger
entity, which will be effective from April 1,
2017.
Note: BMB's total business of Rs.2,000 crore
and its 103 branches will be merged with
the country's largest bank soon.
To promote cashless digital transactions,
South Indian Bank has introduced Aadhar-
based payment in its UPI mobile application-
SIB M-Pay. Even non-customers of South
Indian Bank can link any of their bank
account in this mobile application.
Note: Aadhar based payment in South Indian
Bank's SIB M-Pay will be a major step in
offering simple and efficient payment
methods, as the country moves towards
a 'Cashless Society' and Aadhar ID plays
a key role in Digital India initiatives.
Currently, the fund transfer is possible
only if the Virtual Address (UPIID) of the
beneficiary is known to the user.
Bandhan Bank Ltd. has signed an agreement
with a payment solution provider in India
Avenues India Pvt Ltd. in Kolkata. The agree-
ment was signed to provide the merchants
with seamless access to the point- of- sale
(POS) and the payment gateway products.
Note: Bandhan Bank Ltd. is an Indian banking
and financial services company head-
quartered in Kolkata, West Bengal.
Bandhan, which started as a micro-
finance company in 2001, received bank-
ing license by Reserve Bank of India in
2014.
Financial Literacy Centers
The Reserve Bank of India has asked bank-
operated Financial Literacy Centers (FLCs)
and rural branches to organize special camps
starting from 1st April to educate public about
digital payments through Unified Payments
Interface (UPI) and Unstructured
Supplementary Service Data-based (USSD)
'*99#' service code platforms. The camps will
be conducted for one year.
Note: They will continue to conduct the tailored
camps for five target groups like farmers,
small entrepreneurs, school children,
senior citizens and Self Help Groups.
HDFC Bank has launched an artificial intelli-
gence based chatbot, 'EVA' (Electronic
Virtual Assistant) for customer services in
India. Eva is India's first AI-based banking
chatbot' and can answer millions of customer
queries across multiple channels instantly.
Note: Eva can assimilate knowledge from thou-
sands of sources and provide answers in
simple language in less than 0.4 seconds.
Mera iMobile
ICICI bank has launched a mobile banking
app 'Mera iMobile' for rural customers.This
app will allow them to access banking ser-
vices as well as information on agriculture
services. The app can also be used by non-
ICICI Bank customers as well. The Mera
iMobile app provides around 135 services,
available in English and 11 Indian languages
(Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi,
Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia,
Punjabi, Tamil, and Telugu).
Aadhaar Pay
IDFC Bank is now the first bank in the coun-
try to launch Aadhaar Pay. Aadhaar Pay is
the biometric based payment system.
State Bank of India has now announced a
one-time settlement for tractor and farm
equipment loans that constitute about
Rs.6,000 crore of doubtful and loss cases on
its books. This scheme is however applicable
for loan s up to Rs.25 lakh.
The 'Syndicate Bank' has digitally inaugurat-
ed 40 'Ananya' transformed branches to
enhance customer experience, improve
sales focus, and improve digital transactions
through a dedicated digit zone. 'Project
Ananya' is a two-year large-scale transforma-
tion project undertaken by the bank to pro-
vide customers with 'best in class' services
while improving and modernizing the whole
bank.
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EAMCET Model Paper -2017

Engineering
No. of Questions: 160 Maximum Marks: 160 Time: 3 hrs.

(-E-o- --)
89. A ball is projected with 20 2 m/s at angle
45 with horizontal. The angular velocity of
the particle at highest point of its journey
about point of projection is
1) 0.1 rad/s
3) 0.3 rad/s
2) 0.2 rad/s
4) 0.4 rad/s
90. Assertion (A): A wheel moving down a per-
fectly frictionless inclined plane will undergo
slipping without rolling.
Reason (R): For perfect rolling motion, work
done against friction is zero.
1) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the
correct explanation of (A)
2) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is not
the correct explanation of (A)
3) (A) is true but (R) is false
4) (A) is false but (R) is true
91. The period of simple pendulum on the sur-
face of earth is 'T'. At an attitude of half of
the radius of earth from the surface, its peri-
od will be
98. Two spherical stars A and B emit black body 107. Three charges 2q, q, and q are located 116. A small ball is projected with initial speed u
radiation. The radius of A is 400times that of at the vertices of an equilateral triangle. At and at an angle (> 45) with horizontal
B and A emits 104 times the power emitted from ground. The de Broglie wave length
the centroid (E = Intensity of electric field,
A
( )
from B. The ratio of their wavelength
B
V = electric potential)
1) E = 0, V = 0
3) E 0, V 0
2) E = 0, V 0
4) E 0, V = 0
of ball at the moment its velocity vector
becomes perpendicular to initial velocity
vector is
A and B at which the peaks occur in their
respective radiation curves is
1) 3 : 2 2) 2 : 1 3) 5 : 4 4) 1 : 2
108. A parallel plate air capacitor is fully
charged and then battery is removed. A ( )
h
1) sin
mu
h
( )
2) cot
mu
99. An ideal gas in addition to other gas laws, dielectric slab is now put between the
also obeys a law P T3 and undergoes an
adiabatic change, then the gas behaves as
plates. The correct one of the following
statements is
( )h
3) tan
mu
h
( )
4) cos
mu
1) The charge on the plates decreases 117. The angular momentum of an electron in
1) mono atomic 2) di atomic
2) The charge on the plates does not 3h
3) mixture of mono and diatomic the hydrogen atom is . The kinetic
change, but the potential difference 2
4) mixture of mono and polyatomic
increases energy of this electron is
100. If oxygen has root mean square velocity of
3) The charge on the plates does not 1) 4.35 eV 2) 1.51 eV
C m/s then root mean square velocity of
Hydrogen will be change, the potential difference between 3) 3.4 eV 4) 6.8 eV
the plates decreases and the energy 118. After 280 days, the activity of a radioactive
C C
1) C m/s 2) m/s 3) 4C m/s 4) m/s stored also decreases sample is 6000 dps. The activity reduces
2 4 to 3000 dps after another 140 days. The
4) The charge on the plates does not
101. A tuning fork produces a wave of wave- change, the potential difference between initial activity of the sample in dps is
length 110 cm in air at 0C. The wave- the plates increases and the energy 1) 6000 2) 9000
length at 25C would be stored also increases
3) 3000 4) 24000
1) 110 cm 2) 115 cm 109. The colour code for a resistor of resistance 119. The value of potential barrier of a semi

3 3T 2T 2 3) 120 cm 4) 130 cm
1) T 2) 3) 4) T 350 m with 5% tolerance is conductor diode depends on
2 2 3 3 102. A locomotive engine approaches a plat- 1) Orange, Green, Yellow, Gold a) Nature of the crystal
92. A rocket is launched vertically from the sur- form and whistles at a frequency 400 Hz. A 2) Orange, Green, Gold, Gold b) Temperature
face of the earth of radius R with an initial stationary observer on the platform
3) Orange, Green, Red, Gold c) Amount of doping
speed v. If atmospheric resistance is observes a change of 40 Hz as the engine
passes across him. If velocity of sound in 4) Orange, Green, Silver, Gold 1) a, b only 2) a, c only
neglected, the maximum height attained by
the rocket is given by air is 330 m/s, the speed of engine is 110. In a potentiometer experiment for measur- 3) b, c only 4) a, b and c
R R 1) 33 m/s 2) 18 m/s ing the e.m.f of a cell, the null point is at 120. Which of the following are different blocks
1) h = 2) h = 480 cm when we have a 400 resistor in

( ) ( )
used in detection circuit of Amplitude
2gR 2gR 3) 16.5 m/s 4) 24 m/s
1 +1 series with the cell and galvanometer. If Modulated wave
103. For a concave mirror, if virtual images
v2 v2 the series resistance is reduced to half, the A) square law device B) BAND pass filter
formed, the graph between magnification

( ) ( )
null point will be at C) Rectifier
2gR 2gR (m) and u is of the form
3) h = R 1 4) h = R +1 1) 120 cm 2) 240 cm D) Envelope detector
v2 v2 3) 480 cm 4) 600 cm 1) A and B 2) B and C
93. One large soap bubble of diameter D 111. A square current carrying loop is suspend- 3) A and C 4) C and D
breakes into 27 bubbles having surface ten- ed in uniform magnetic field acting in the
1) 2)
sion T. The change in surface potential plane of the loop. If the force on one arm of CHEMISTRY
energy is the loop is F, the net force on the remain-
121. Which one of the following combinations of
1) 2TD2 2) 4TD2 3) TD2 4) 8TD2 ing three arms of the loop is
quantum numbers can refer to an electron
94. If there were no gravity, which of the follow- 1) zero 2) F 3) 3F 4) F in a ground state cobalt atom (z = 27)?
ing will not be associated for a fluid? 112. If the number of turns of uniform wire used 1) n = 3, l = 0, ml = 2
1)Viscosity 2) Surface tension in moving coil galvanometer is doubled 2) n = 4, l = 2, ml = 2
3) 4)
3) Pressure then
3) n = 3, l = 1, ml = 0
4) Archimedes' upward thrust A) Current sensitivity is doubled
4) n = 2, l = 2, ml = 0
95. A uniform solid brass sphere is rotating with B) Voltage sensitivity remains same
104. One of the refracting surfaces of a prism of 122. A photon of energy 21.50 eV strikes the
an angular speed 0 about a diameter. If its 1) Both A and B are true metal surface resulting in the ejection of an
angle 30 is silvered. A ray of light incident
temperature is now increased by 100C 2) Only A is true 3) Only B is true electron which moves with a kinetic energy
at an angle 60 retraces its path. The
then its new angular speed will be refractive index of the material of prism is 4) Neither A not B is true of 5.80 eV. The value of threshold energy
(B = 2 105 /C) 3 113. The network shown in figure, is a part of a (work function W) is:
1) 1.1 0 2) 1.01 0 1) 2 2) 3 3) 4) 2.0 complete circuit. The potential difference 1) 27.90 eV 2) 15.70 eV
2
VB VA, when the current is 5 A and is 3) 21.50 eV 4) 5.80 eV
3) 0.996 0 4) 0.8240 105. An astronomical telescope has an angular decreasing at a rate of 103 A/ s is
96. Read the following. magnification of magnitude 5 for distant 123. The first ionisation enthalpies of carbon,
objects. The separation between the nitrogen and oxygen respectively are (in eV)
A) Radius of curvature of Bimetallic strip is
inversely proportional to t. objective and the eye piece is 36 cm and 1) 11.3, 13.6, 14.5 2) 13.6, 11.3, 14.5
the final image is formed at infinity. The 3) 14.5, 13.6, 11.3 4) 11.3, 14.5, 13.6
B) Water has maximum density & minimum
volume at 4C.
focal length f0 of the objective and the 124. If Na+ ion is larger than Mg2+ ion and ion
focal length fe of the eye piece are
1) 5 V 2) 10 V 3) 15 V 4) 25 V is larger than Cl ion, which one of the fol-
C) If the pressure at triple point is kept con-
1) f0 = 45 cm, fe = 9 cm lowing is least soluble in water?
stant and temperature increases then 114. When the rms voltages VL,VC and VR are
2) f0 = 7.2 cm, fe = 5 cm measured respectively across the inductor 1) NaCl 2) Na2S 3) MgCl2 4) MgS
only vapour state exists.
3) f0 = 50 cm, fe = 10 cm series LCR circuit connected to an AC
D) For a cooking pot, specific heat is low
and thermal conductivity is high. 4) f0 = 30 cm, fe = 6 cm source, it is found that the ratio VL : VC : VR Key
106. The correct one of the following state- = 1 : 2 : 3. If the rms voltage of the AC 89-2 97-1 105-4 113-3 121-3
1) ABCD are false 2) ABCD are true
ments is source is 100 V, then VR is close to:
3) Only AC are true 90-2 98-2 106-1 114-4 122-2
1) Diffraction cannot take place without 1) 70 V 2) 100 V
4) Only B & D are true 91-2 99- 3 107-4 115-2 123-4
interference of light waves. 3) 50 V 4) 90 V
97. Two tanks A and B contain water at 30C 92-1 100-3 108-3 116-3 124-4.
2) Interference will not take place with out 115. A parallel plate capacitor with plate area A
and 80C respectively. Calculate the 93-2 101-2 109-4 117-2
diffraction of light waves. and separation between the plates d, is
amount of water that must be taken from 94-4 102-3 110-3 118-4
3) Interference and diffraction are the result charged by a constant current I. Consider
each tank to prepare 40kg of water at 95-3 103-2 111-2 119-4
of polarization of light waves. a plane surface of area A/2 parallel to the
50C (Sw = 1 calg1C) plates. The displacement current through 96-2 104-2 112-1 120-4
4) The fringe width in Young's double slit
1) 24 kg, 16 kg 2) 20 kg, 20 kg experiment does not depends on the the area is
3) 16 kg, 24 kg 4) 30 kg, 10 kg wave length of light used. 1) I 2) I/2 3) I/4 4) I/8 (N- -v-o- - -@-x...)
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No. of Questions: 100 Maximum Marks: 200 Time: 75 Mts.

Combined Graduate Level (Tier - I) Mock Test

(-E-o- --) 50. The science of vegetable growing, dealing 61. The diameters of two cones whose volumes 72. The following pie-chart shows the percent-
with the culture of non-woody (herbaceous) are equal, is in the ratio 2 : 3. The ratio of age distribution of the expenditure of a fam-
37. Keratomalacia is an eye disorder caused plants for food is known as: their height is ily on various items in a particular year.

due to the deficiency of: 1) Horticulture 2) Viticulture 1) 2 : 3 2) 4 : 9 3) 2 : 3 4) 3 : 2 Study the pie-chart and answer the question
1) Vitamin A 2) Vitamin B 62. A trader marks his goods 37.5% above the based on it.
3) Floriculture 4) Olericulture
3) Vitamin C 4) Vitamin D cost price and allows a discount of 20 per-
Quantitative Aptitude cent. He
38. In the age of Gautama Buddha how many
Mahajanpads were there altogether? 51. The sum and the difference of two positive 1) earns a profit of 10%
1) 8 2) 12 3) 16 4) 20 integers are respectively 166 and 8. What is 2) suffers a loss of 6%
39. What is the legal extent of territorial water the sum of square of these numbers? 3) earns a profit of 8%
as defined by the 1982 United Nations 1) 13810 2) 24960 4) suffers a loss of 10%.
Convention on the Law of the Sea? 3) 30270 4) 27556 63. A bicycle covers a distance of 278.6 metres
1) 5 Nautical Miles 2) 10 Nautical Miles 52. The difference between the selling prices of in 3 minutes whereas a motorcycle covers
3) 12 Nautical Miles 4) 16 Nautical Miles two articles, with same cost price, sold at 40% of the distance covered by bicycle in 1 If the monthly income of the family is Rs.
4% and 8% profits is Rs.3.75. The selling minute 12 sec. The ratio of their speeds is 25,000, then during the year the ratio of the total
40. "Insider trading in India" is related with:
price of the dearer article is 1) 2 : 3 2) 1 : 3 3) 1 : 1 4) 3 : 5 amount spent on food and the savings is
1) Taxation 2) Public Expenditure
1) Rs.97. 50 2) Rs.93.75 64. Three years hence, the average age of A, B 1) 1 : 4 2) 5 : 8 3) 3 : 1 4) 5 : 3
3) Public Debt 4) Share Market
3) Rs.101.25 4) Rs.7.25 and C will be 24 years. If A is five years 73. The following pie-chart shows the percent-
41. The term Judicial Activism is related with: age distribution of the expenditure of a fam-
53. In a school there are 1200 students, out of older than B and C is two years older than
1) Right to Education ily on various items in a particular year.
whom 55 percent are girls. Monthly fee of A, then the sum of the ages of A six years
2) Right to Information Study the pie-chart and answer the question
each boy is Rs.750 and monthly fee of each ago and that of C five years hence will be:
3) Public Interest Litigation based on it.
girl is 20 percent less than each boy. What 1) 45 years 2) 46 years
4) First Information Report is the monthly revenue generated by the 3) 41 years 4) 43 years
42. What is the purpose of National Career school from all the students? 65. If a b = c and a2 + b2 + c2 = 4, then the
Service (India) (NCS) scheme: 1) Rs.7,91,000 2) Rs.8,11,000 value of(ab bc + ac) is
1) National Career Service portal acts as a 3) Rs.8,01,000 4) Rs.8,21,000 1) 1 2) 0 3) 2 4) 2
common platform for Job-seekers, p q
54. A train of length 105 m takes 45 sec to cross
employers, skill providers, govt. depart- 66. If + = 1, then the value of (p3 q3) is
a bridge of length 210 m. What is the speed q p
ments, placement organizations and
of the train in km/hr? 1) 0 2) 1 3) 2 4) 2
counsellors. If the total expenditure of the family during
1) 24.8 2) 25.2 67. If O is the centre of a circle of radius 7 cm.
2) National Career Service portal has been the year was Rs.1,47,000, then the amount
3) 32.2 4) 25.4 A point P is taken at a distance of 25 cm spent on rent was
launched to provide skill development to
minority in India. 55. Simplify the question: from O. From P, tangents PR and PQ are 1) Rs.30,870 2) Rs.31,770
3) National Career Service portal has been (0.87 + 0.13)2 (0.87 0.13)2 drawn to the circle. Then, the area of quadri- 3) Rs.30,770 4) Rs.32,500
lateral PQOR is
launched to promote NCERT Education 0.2262 74. The following pie-chart shows the percent-
across north eastern states of India 1) 340 cm2 2) 175 cm2 age distribution of the expenditure of a fam-
1) 4 2) 1 3) 8 4) 2
4) None of the above 1 1 3) 500 cm2 4) 168 cm2 ily on arious items in a particular year. Study
56. If, x + = 1 then the value of x7 + is 68. In ABC , P and Q are points on sides AC the pie-chart and answer the question
43. Tulbul project is on the river: x x7
and AB respectively such that based on it.
1) Sutlej 2) Chenab 1) 4 2) 2 3) 1 4) 4
3) Beas 4) Jhelum ABC APQ. If AQ = 3 cm, AP = 2 cm and
57. In a circle, two arcs of unequal lengths sub-
BQ = 4 cm, then the length of CP (in cm) is
44. The headquarters of Indian Veterinary tend 60 and 105 at the center. If the length
of the smaller arc is 7 cm, then the length of 14 8 4 7
Research Institute (IVRI) is at: 1) 2) 3) 4)
1) Karnal 2) Sholapur larger arc is 3 3 3 3
1) 12.25 cm 2) 9 cm 69. If 3 sin + 4 cos = 5 (0 < < 90), then the
3) Jamnagar 4) Bareilly
3) 11.15 cm 4) 10.25 cm value of cosec + tan is
45. The larva of honey bee is known as:
58. The length of three sides of a right angled 32 41 25 29
1) Royal Jelly 2) Grub 1) 2) 3) 4)
triangle are x, (x 7) and (x + 2) cm respec- 15 20 12 12
3) Pupa 4) Napital tively. What is the value of x? 70. From a point P on the ground, the angle of The central angle of the pie-chart represent-
46. Which of the following delivers nutrient rich 1) 3 2) 17 3) 13 4) 15 ing expenditure on transport is
elevation of the top of a tower is 30. Moving
blood from stomach and small intestine to 1) 50.6 2) 50.4 3) 50.1 4) 50.7
59. The value of a certain distance towards the tower, the
the liver?
3 cot 30 5 cos 30 + 3 sin 30 angle of elevation of the top of the tower 75. The following pie-chart shows the percent-
1) Hepatic Portal Vein is age distribution of the expenditure of a fam-
sin 60 + tan 60 3 cos 60 becomes 45. If the height of the tower is 'h'
2) Left Hepatic Artery metres, then how far is the second point on ily on various items in a particular year.
2
3) Right Hepatic Artery 4) Hepatic Vein (
1) 3 2 + 3 ) 2) +1 the ground from the initial point of observa- Study the pie-chart and answer the question
47. Which of the following demonstrate the 3 tion?
based on it.
2
transverse nature of light? 3) 1 (
4) 3 2 3 ) 1) 3 h m. 2) 3 + 1 h m.
( )
1) Inference 2) Diffraction 3
60. P, Q and R together can complete a work in
3 + 1
3) Refraction 4) Polarization
48. The most important public place of Indus
3
9 days. If P and R together can complete
4
(
)
3) 3 1 h m.
(
4) h m.
2 )
Valley Civilization "Great Bath" belonged to: 3 71. There is 20% increase in an amount in 4
1) Lothal 2) Kalibangan the same work in 15 days, then in how years at simple interest. What will be the
4
3) Mohenjo-Daro 4) Banwali many days can Q alone finish the work? compound interest received on Rs.87,500
49. Recently India Innovation Index is launched 17 19 after 2 years at the same rate?
by whom among the following? 1) 24 2) 25 1) Rs.8,948.25 2) Rs.8,968.75 If the difference in the amounts spent on
32 32
3) Rs.8,968.25 4) Rs.8,948.75 transport and other items was Rs.1,170, then
1) NITI Aayog 2) Ministry of Finance 19 how much was spent on rent?
3) Ministry of HumanResource and 3) 24
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Engineering
No. of Questions: 160 Maximum Marks: 160 Time: 3 hrs.

(-E-o- --) B) KOH II) B2O3 + H2O 153. The incorrect statement in the following
C) Cl2 III) H3BO3 + H2 is...
125. Which one of the following pairs is dia-
D) O2 IV) KBO2 + H2 1) La (OH)3 is less basic than Lu (OH)3
magnetic?
+ The correct match is 2) In the lanthanoid series the size of
1) B2, O2 2) C2, O2
1) AIII, BIV, CI, DII Lu3+decreases as atomic number
2
3) O2 , N 4) N2, NO increases
2) AIV, BIII, CI, DII
126. Select the true statement about a real gas 3) Zr and Hf have similar size because of
3) AIII, BII, CI, DIV
at high pressure and low temperature. lanthanide contraction
4) AI, BIII, CII, DIV
1) The pressure exerted is greater than 4) Lanthanum belongs to 'd' block
ideal gas. 136. Assertion (A): Excess amount of CO2 in
air is responsible for green 154. Which of the folymers is formed by step
2) Molecular volumes are very much negli- growth polymerization?
house effect.
gible in comparision with the volume of
Reason (R): CO2 is largely produced in 1) Nylon 6, 6 2) Polythene
the container
respiratory functions. 3) PVC 4) Polystyrene
3) Volume occupied by real gas is less than 144. The time required for complete decompo-
that of ideal gas. 1) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the 155. The incorrect statement about sucrose is
sition of 2 moles of water using 8 amperes
correct explanation of (A) 1) A disaccharide of monomer units glucose
4) Compressibility factor is equal to one. of current in seconds is
2) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is not 4 and fructose
127. Which of the following statements regard- 1) 4.825 10 2) 9.650 104
the correct explanation of (A) 2) C - 1 of - glucose and C - 2 of - fruc-
ing noble gases is not correct: 3) 19.300 104 4) 38.600 104
3) (A) is true but (R) is false tose form glycosidic linkage
1) All noble gases are monoatomic gases
4) (A) is false but (R) is true 145. The standard reduction potential of Zn, Ni 3) Its hydrolysed product has same type of
2) The inactive nature of noble gases is
and Fe electrodes - 0.76 V, -0.23 V and - optical rotation (dextro) as that of
ascribed to their closed shell structures. 137. IUPAC name of the compound is.....
0. 44 V respectively. sucrose
3) Noble gases exhibit low ionisation C2H5
+ +
enthalphy values The reaction x + y2 x2 + y is not spon- 4) A non - reducing sugar
4) Noble gases have very low melting and H3C (CH2)4 CH C CH2 CH2 CH3 taneous when.... 156. Which element is not present in Saccharin,
an artificial sweetener?
boiling points. 1) x = Fe, y = Ni 2) x = Ni, y = Fe
CH3 CH3
1) C 2) N 3) S 4) P
128. xI + yIO3 zH I 2 H2 O the coefficients 3) x = Zn, y = Fe 4) x = Zn, y = Ni
+
1) 4 - ethyl - 4, 5 dimethyldecane 157. CH3 CH2 CH2 CH CH3 + alc KOH
x, y, z in the balanced redox reaction 3, 4 - dimethyl - 3 propylnonane 146. For a first order reaction A B , when con-
respectively
2)
3) 6, 7 - dimethyl - 7 ethyldecane centration A is 0.01 M the rate is found to Br
1) 1, 1, 6 2) 1, 5, 6
6, 7 - dimethyl - 7 propylnonane be 2 105 mol L1S1. The half life of the
4) X + Y ; X, Y are:
3) 1, 3, 6 4) 5, 1, 6 reaction is...
138. Boiling point of glycerol is 563 K, but major minor
129. The molar heat capacity of water is 75 JK 1) 200 s 2) 400 s
1mol1. What is the amount of heat decomposes below its boiling tempera- 1) Pent - 1 - ene, Pent - 2 - ene
3) 436.5 s 4) 346.5 s
required to raise the temperature of 100 g ture. Therefore best method to purify it 2) Pent - 2 ene, Pent - 1 ene
of water from 300 to 302.4 K? is.... 147. Which one the following colloids is nega- 3) Pentan - 1 - ol, Pentan - 2 - ol
1) simple distillation tively charged colloid? 4) Pentan - 2 - ol, Pentan - 1 ol
1) 10 J 2) 1000 J
1) As2S3 2) TiO2 sol Na
3) 375 J 4) 10 kJ 2) distillation under reduced pressure
3) Al2 O3 xH2 O 4) Fe2 O3 xH2 O (X)
130. When one mole of I2 is introduced into a 1 3) steam distillation
L vessel at 1200C, 5% of it dissociated
into iodine atoms. What is the value of the
4) simple vapourisation 148. The slag obtained during the extraction of
copper from copper pyrites is composed
158. CH3 CH2 OH PBr
(Y) 3
139. Methane on heating in air at high pressure (X) + (Y) (Z); Z is
equilibrium constant for the reaction mainly of...
in the presence of copper as catalyst gives 1) H3C CH2 Br
I2 (g) 2 I (g) at 1200C? 1) CaSiO3 2) FeSiO3
1) HCHO 2) CH3COOH 3) CuSiO3 4) SiO2 2) H3C CH2 ONa
3
1) 1.05 10 2) 1.05 102 3) CH3OH 4) Carbon black 3) H3C O CH2 CH3
1 149. Which of the following statement is not
3) 1.05 10 4) 1.05 4) H3C CH2 O CH2 CH3
Ozonolysis correct?
131. The % of dissociation of 0.05M NH4 OH at 140. In the following reaction X 159. Cannizzaro reaction is not given by
1) Basic character of hydrides of group 15
25C in a solution of pH= 11. Baeyer 's 1) CH3CHO 2) PhCHO
elements decreases from NH3 to BiH3
1) 2 2) 3 3) 4 4) 1 dial and Y diol; X, Y are
Reagent 2) NO2 is the only oxide of nitrogen which 3) HCHO 4) (CH3 )3 CCHO
132. When equal volumes of the following solu- 160. Which one of the following is a
1) C2H6, C2 H6 2) C2 H4, C3 H6 dimerises
tions are mixed, precipitation of AgCl Gatterman's reaction?
3) C2 H2, C2 H4 4) C2 H6, C6 H6 3) Being small is size nitrogen is highly
(KSP = 1.8 1010) will occur only with, reactive at ordinary temperature + Cu2 Br2
4 + 4 141. The characteristic axial distances and their 1) C6 H5 N2 X C6 H5 Br
1) 10 M Ag and 10 M Cl 4) White phosphorous is more reactive than HBr
angles for orthorhombic crystal sytem are
red phosphorous +
2) 105 M Ag+ and 105 M Cl
KI
1) a = b = c, = = = 90 2) C6 H5 N2 X C6 H5 I
150. Which of the following statements regard-
3) 106 M Ag+ and 106 M Cl 2) a b c , = = = 90 + Cu powder
ing ozone is not correct? 3) C6 H5 N2 X C6 H5 Br
4) 1010 M Ag+ and 1010 M Cl 3) a b c , 1) Ozone is a bent molecule HBr
133. Which of the following is the coal gasifica- 4) a = b = c, = = 90 2) Ozone is a good oxidising aagent + C2 H5 OH
4) C6 H5 N2 X C6 H5 Br
tion reaction? 142. The lowering of vapour pressure of a solu- 3) Decomeposition of ozone is endothremic
1) C (s) + H2O (g) CO (g) + H2 (g) tion containing 15 g of non electrolyte in 4) Ozone is diamagnetic in nature
2) CO(g) H2O(g) CO2 (g) + H2 (g) 90 g of water at 373 K is 1.013 103 Key
3) C(s) + 2H2O(g) CH4(g) + O2 (g) N.m2. The molecular weight of the solute 151. Which of the following reactions is feasi-
ble? 125-3 134-3 143-2 152-1
is nearly...
4) C + CO2 2CO
1) 300g.mole1 2) 90g. mole1 1) Br2 + 2Cl 2Br + Cl2 126-3 135-1 144-1 153-1

134. The correct statement is....
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visible region
centration of K3 [ Fe(CN)6] is.. contain two unpaired electrons associated 131-1 140-3 149-3 158-4
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Staff Selection Commission

No. of Questions: 100 Maximum Marks: 200 Time: 75 Mts.

Combined Graduate Level (Tier - I) Mock Test

(-E-o- --) 1) about an eye 2) with an eye Every boy and every girl were given a box
of chocolates.
to the LTTE attacking the IPKF, at which point
the IPKF decided to disarm the LTTE militants,
3) in an eye 4) for an eye
English Comprehension 85. In each of the questions, four alternatives 1) have 2) have been by force if required. In the two years it was in
are given for the Idiom/Phrase. Choose the 3) was 4) No improvement northern Sri Lanka, the IPKF launched a num-
76. In the following question, out of the four alternative which corresponds to the mean- ber of combat operations aimed at destroying
93. A sentence/ a part of the sentence is under-
alternatives, choose the word which best ing of the Idiom/Phrase given in bold. the LTTE-led insurgency. Given LTTE's tactics
lined. Alternatives are given which can
expresses the meaning of the word in bold. in guerrilla warfare and using women and child
Jump on the bandwagon replace the underlined part. Choose the
ANNIHILATION soldiers to fight battles, it soon escalated into
1) Board a bus appropriate option. In case no improvement
1) Formation 2) Renovation repeated skirmishes between the IPKF and
2) Get involved in a scuffle is needed, choose "No improvement".
LTTE.
3) Recuperation 4) Dissolution 3) A raucous gathering Recently, she has taken of gambling.
The IPKF began withdrawing from Sri
77. In the following question, out of the four 4) Join a popular trend or activity 1) taken about 2) taken to
Lanka in 1989, following the election of the V. P.
alternatives, choose the word which is 3) taken in 4) No improvement
86. In each of the questions, four alternatives Singh government in India and on the request of
opposite to the word given in bold. 94. A sentence/a part of the sentence is under-
are given for the Idiom/Phrase. Choose the the newly elected Sri Lankan President
FISSURE alternative which corresponds to the mean- lined. Alternatives are given which can Ranasinghe Premadasa. The last IPKF contin-
1) Fetish 2) Unity ing of the Idiom/Phrase given in bold. replace the underlined part. Choose the gents left Sri Lanka in March 1990.
3) Puncture 4) Facile Caught between two stools. appropriate option. In case no improvement 96. The IPKF operations in Sri Lanka took place
78. Four words are given, out of which only one is needed, choose "No improvement". in the
1) When someone finds it difficult to adapt
word is spelt correctly. Choose the correctly to his in-laws' place. I saw through the trick. 1) last quarter of the previous century.
spelt word. 2) When someone finds it difficult to choose 1) saw in 2) saw to 2) towards the middle of the previous cen-
1) Halucinate 2) Helucinate between two alternatives. 3) saw on 4) No improvement tury.
3) Hallucinete 4) Hallucinate 3) Difference between the developed and 95. A sentence/ a part of the sentence is under- 3) 21st century.
79. In the following questions, one part of the under-developed nations lined. Alternatives are given which can 4) towards the beginning of the 20th
sentence may have an error. Find out which 4) Inter-generational differences replace the underlined part. Choose the century.
part of the sentence has an error and appropriate option. In case no improvement
87. In each of the questions, four alternatives 97. Out of the four alternatives, which one is
choose the appropriate option. If the sen- is needed, choose "No improvement".
are given for the Idiom/Phrase. Choose the closest in meaning to the word 'behest'?
tence is free from error, choose the "No alternative which corresponds to the mean- He seems to be well of.
1) Remand 2) Request
error" option. ing of the Idiom/Phrase given in bold. 1) well off 2) well about
3) Resuscitation 4) Renovation
The cistern (A)/ is running over (B)/ with Beat around the bush 3) well at 4) No improvement
water. (C)/ No error (D) 98. According to the passage, who requested
1) Not speaking directly about the issue the IPKF contingent to be removed?
1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D Directions (Q: 96 to 100): A passage is given
2) Trying one's hand in gardening with 5 questions following it. Read the passage 1) Former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi
80. In the following questions, one part of the
3) Assaulting a person severely carefully and choose the best answer out of the 2) The UNO
sentence may have an error. Find out which
4) Hitting the target accurately four alternatives. 3) President Ranasinghe Premadasa.
part of the sentence has an error and
choose the appropriate option. If the sen- 88. Out of the four alternatives, choose the one 4) Former Prime Minister V.P. Singh
Indian Peace Keeping Force (IPKF) was
tence is free from error, choose the "No which can be substituted for the given 99. According to the passage, the main task of
the Indian military contingent performing a
error" option. words/sentences. the IPKF was to
peace keeping operation in Sri Lanka between
Each of (A)/ these minerals (B)/ are found in A place for housing aeroplanes 1987 and 1990. It was formed under the man- 1) disarm only the LTTE.
India. (C)/ No error (D) 1) Hangar 2) Hanger date of the 1987 Indo-Sri Lankan Accord that 2) disarm the different militant groups,
1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 3) Runway 4) Airport aimed to end the Sri Lankan Civil War between including the LTTE.
81. In the following questions, one part of the 89. Out of the four alternatives, choose the one militant Sri Lankan Tamil nationalists such as 3) train the Sri Lankan forces
sentence may have an error. Find out which which can be substituted for the given the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) and
4) be a part of the UN special forces.
part of the sentence has an error and words/sentences. the Sri Lankan military.
100. According to the passage, the IPKF was
choose the appropriate option. If the sen- A person, who walks in sleep The main task of the IPKF was to disarm the formed
tence is free from error, choose the "No different militant groups, not just the LTTE. It
1) Patient 2) Sleeplessness 1) under the mandate of the 1985 Indo-Sri
error" option. was to be quickly followed by the formation of
3) Somnambulist 4) Insomnia Lankan Accord.
Bread and butter (A)/are my (B)/ favourite an Interim Administrative Council. These were
90. Out of the four alternatives, choose the one the tasks as per the terms of the Indo-Sri 2) under the mandate of the 1986 Indo-Sri
breakfast. (C)/ No error (D) Lankan Accord.
which can be substituted for the given Lankan Accord, signed at the behest of Indian
1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D words/sentences. 3) owing to hostilities between India and Sri
Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. Given the escala-
82. The sentences given with blanks are to be Lanka.
Murder of a wife by her husband tion of the conflict in Sri Lanka, and with the
filled with an appropriate word(s). Four 4) under the mandate of the 1987 Indo-Sri
1) Suicide 2) Uxoricide pouring of refugees into India, Gandhi took the
alternatives are suggested. Choose the cor- Lankan Accord.
3) Matricide 4) Genocide decisive step to push this accord through. The
rect alternative.
IPKF was inducted into Sri Lanka on the
The soldier dies fighting ...... his country. 91. A sentence/a part of the sentence is under- Key
request of Sri Lankan President J. R.
1) in behalf of 2) behalf of lined. Alternatives are given which can
Jayewardene under the terms of the Indo- Sri 37-1 50-4 63-3 76-4 89-3
replace the underlined part. Choose the
3) at behalf of 4) on behalf of Lanka Accord. 38-3 51-1 64-1 77-2 90-2
appropriate option.
83. The sentences given with blanks are to be The force was initially not expected to be 39-3 52-3 65-3 78-4 91-1
In case no improvement is needed, choose
filled with an appropriate word(s). Four involved in any significant combat by the Indian 40-4 53-3 66-1 79-4 92-3
alternatives are suggested. Choose the cor- "No improvement".
High Command. However, within a few months, 41-3 54-2 67-4 80-3 93-2
rect alternative. Neither the Chairman nor the directors is the IPKF became embroiled in battle with the 42-1 55-4 68-2 81-2 94-4
I have not slept ..... yesterday. present. LTTE to enforce peace. The differences started 43-4 56-3 69-4 82-4 95-1
1) until 2) to 1) are 2) has with LTTE trying to dominate the Interim
44-4 57-1 70-3 83-3 96-1
3) since 4) till 3) was 4) No improvement Administrative Council, and also refusing to dis-
45-2 58-4 71-2 84-2 97-2
92. A sentence/ a part of the sentence is under- arm, which was a pre-condition to enforce
84. The sentences given with blanks are to be 46-1 59-2 72-4 85-4 98-3
lined. Alternatives are given which can peace in the island. Soon, these differences led
filled with an appropriate word(s). Four 47-4 60-2 73-1 86-2 99-2
alternatives are suggested. Choose the cor- replace the underlined part. Choose the 48-3 61-2 74-2 87-1 100-4.
rect alternative. appropriate option. For Bank exams study material 49-1 62-1 75-1 88-1
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No. of Questions: 180 Maximum Marks: 720 Time: 3 hrs.

BOTANY 12. Choose the incorrectly matched from the 24. Pick the incorrect match. 33. Food NADH ETS Oxygen
following 1) Biofortification Breeding crops to Electrons travel downhill in the above
1. Choose the correct match from the following 1) Root propagation - Sweet potato increase nutritional sequence in a cell organelle namely
1) Housefly Class Diptera 2) Root pressure - Guttation value 1) Mitochondria 2) Lysosomes
2) Leopard Class Carnivora 3) Root modification - Potato 2) Bioremediation Microbial utility to 3) Chloroplast 4) 1 and 3
3) Solanaceae Order Sapindales 4) Root anatomy - Exarch xylem reduce pollutants 34. A cell containing 92 chromatids at
4) Wheat Family Poaceae 13. Microbe used in the production of bread and 3) Biomagnification Increased concentra metaphase of mitosis would at its comple-
2. Gene regulation at transcription level and at beer is tion of substance at tion produce two nuclei each containing ....
translation level is observed respectively in 1) Bacterium Lactobacillus higher levels in food chromosomes
1) Lac operon and RNA interference 2) Fungus Aspergillus chain 1) 12 2) 92 3) 46 4) 23
2) RNA interference and Lac operon 3) Bacterium Monascus 4) Biopiracy Property rights granted by 35. A cell divided and produced two daughter
cells that are genetically different. Then that
3) Mutation and Lac operon 4) Fungus Yeast the state regarding produc-
tion, processing of biological cell participated in
4) RNA interference and Mutation 14. Chlorenchymatous epicarp, fibrous meso-
material 1) Meiosis-I 2) Meiosis-II
3. Match the following carp, stony endocarp with oily endosperm is
seen in 25. Fermentor differ from bioreactor in the fol- 3) Mitosis 4) All the above
I) Angiosperms A) Soil binders
1) Pea 2) Tomato 3) Coconut 4) Maize lowing character 36. During DNA replication, polymerization of
II) Mosses B) SCP
nucleotides on the 51 31 template is in
III) Algae C) Naked ovules 15. Calvin cycle occurs in Utility of
...... direction
IV) Gymnosperms D) Double fertilisation 1) C3 plants 2) C4 plants 1) Usage of large volumes of culture medium
1) 51 to 31 2) 31 to 51
I II III IV I II III IV 3) CAM Pathway 4) All the above 2) Maintainance of anaerobic conditions
3) 31 to 51 upto replication fork and
1) A B C D 2) D C B A 16. Choose the incorrect match 3) Synthesis of proteins needed for plasmid 51 to 31
3) D A B C 4) D B A C 1) Polycistronic gene - Gene coding for replication 4) None
4. Stem tendrils, unisexual flower, dioecious many introns and extrons 4) Culturing of genetically modified organism 37. Leaf stalk turn photosynthetic as leaf lamina
condition, inferior ovary, parietal placentation, 2) Promoter site - Located upstream to 26. Match the following: is ephemeral in
pepo fruit, bicollateral vascular bundles, structural gene
Column I Column II 1) Opuntia 2) Australian Acacia
dichogamy. How many of the above charac- 3) RNA polymerase - Capable of catalyzing
3) Cassia 4) Euphorbia
ters are observed in Cucurbita? only elongation of RNA A) Archegonia inside ovule I) Funaria
38. Which one of the following is a secondary
1) 7 2) 6 3) 8 4) 5 4) Permease enzyme - Coded by lac Y gene B) Archegonia on female parenchymatous tissue ?
5. Slime moulds and bread moulds in in Lac operon thallus II) Pteris 1) Wood 2) Phellogen
Whittaker's classification are found in these 17. Methylophilus methylotrophus is
C) Archegonia on 3) Phelloderm 4) Bast
kingdoms respectively 1) Citric acid producing bacterium
monoecious prothallus III) Marchantia 39. The effect of this is obligatory to all flower-
1) Fungi and Fungi 2) Monera and Fungi 2) Biofertiliser bacterium ing plants
3) Protista and Fungi 3) Mycorrhizal fungus D) Archegonia on a leafy 1) Photoperiodism 2) Vernalisation
4) Animalia and Plantae 4) SCP bacterium gametophores IV) Cycas 3) Plant growth regulators
6. w = + p is applicable for 18. Seed set in absence of pollinators is 4) Cross pollination
1) Partly turgid cell 2) Turgid cell assured in A B C D
40. The ratio of male and female gametes pro-
3) Flaccid cell 4) All the above 1) Apomixis 2) Cleistogamy 1) I II III IV
duced from their respective gametophytes
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19. Choose the one which is not a physiological 3) IV III II I 1) 8 : 1 2) 1 : 2 3) 2 : 1 4) 1 : 8
C3 plant C4 CAM
effect of auxins 4) III IV I II 41. A3+3 and A2+4 are present in flowers of
plant Plant
1) Apical dominance 27. For most ecosystems ........ is the ultimate two families respectively
1. Place of Mesophyll Bundle Mesoph 2) Seed germination by amylase synthesis source of energy and energy is liberated in 1) Liliaceae and Solanaceae
starch cell sheath yll cell the form of ....... in an ecosystem
cell 3) Prevent premature fruit fall 2) Brassicaceae and Liliaceae
synthesis
4) Induce parthenocarpy 1) Sunlight, heat 2) Heat, light 3) Liliaceae and Brassicaceae
2. Time of 20. Function of rop gene in PBR322 3) Plants, heat 4) Producers, consumers 4) Solanaceae and Liliaceae
Day Day Day
starch 1) Synthesis of proteins needed for plasmid 28. Two species that belong to the same genus 42. Gametophytes are highly reduced and par-
synthesis replication also belong to same asitic in
3. Atmospheric Mesophyll Bundle Mesoph 2) Initiator site for plasmid replication 1) Order 2) Family 1) Bryophytes 2) Pteridophytes
CO2 fixation cell sheath yll cell 3) Provides a phenotype used as selectable 3) Class 4) All the above 3) Angiosperms 4) 1 and 2
cell marker 29. Polysaccharides, nucleic acids and proteins 43. All are roots with symbiotic association
4. Kranz Absent Present Absent 4) 1 and 3 are similar in that they are except
Anatomy 21. Choose the incorrect match in relation to the 1) Synthesised from monomers by hydrolysis 1) Mycorrhizal roots 2) Coralloid roots
term and the process related to it 2) Synthesised from monomers by dehydra- 3) Nodular roots 4) Haustorial roots
8. Select the correct statement 1) Sludge, flocs Sewage treatment tion 44. Simple tissue exclusive of dicots and
1) Pyramid of energy is always inverted 2) Emasculation, bagging 3) Decomposed into subunits by dehydration always subepidermal in position is
2) An organism in ecosystem may not occu- Artificial hybridization 4) All possess Nitrogen 1) Phloem parenchyma 2) Collenchyma
py more than one trophic level simultane- 3) Log phase, PH, temperature control 30. Which bonds are created during primary 3) Fibers 4) Sclereids
ously
Bioreactor structure of protein and which maintain sec- 45. Different types of aquatic plants growing in
3) Pyramid of biomass in pond ecosystem is
4) Clone, zygotic embryo ondary structure of protein ? a pond represent
generally inverted
Genetic Engineering 1) Peptide and hydrogen bonds 1) Population 2) Community
4) Phosphorous cycle is an example of
22.Yellow mosaic virus resistance is observed 2) Hydrogen and peptide bonds 3) Species 4) Clone
gaseous nutrient cycle
A) Mutant mung bean 3) Peptide and glycosidic bonds
9. Physical association of genes on a chromo- Key
B) Hybrid bhendi 4) Glycosidic and peptide bonds
some is called
C) Hybrid chilli variety 31. A series of enzymes catalysed reactions is 1-4 9-1 17-4 25-3 33-1 41-3
1) Linkage 2) Synapsis
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3) Alleles 4) Locus
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3) B, C only 4) A, B, C, D 4-2 12-3 20-1 28-4 36-1 44-2
1) ABO blood group binding decreases the activity of enzyme.
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2) Flower colour in Snapdragon End product 'A' functions as
to isolate a gene of interest from it?
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1) One 2) Two
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3) All restriction sites 4) Three
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sue culture is Mail your feedback to.. acid cycle as a result of oxidation of one
1) Explant 2) Callus molecule of pyruvic acid?
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Staff Selection Commission

No. of Questions: 100 Maximum Marks: 200 Time: 75 Mts.

CGL (Tier - I) Mock Test - Explanations

(-E-o- --) Using Pythogoras' theorem,
Distance from his house to office
Combined efficiency of P, Q and R
= 21 units
1. A cat catches its prey with claws and an Combined efficiency of P and R
= 8002 + 15002 = 1700 m.
eagle catches its prey with talons. = 13 units
+4 +5 10 Green So, efficiency of Q = 8 units
2. K O T J 18.
Bottles 3 13 21
9 Hence, time taken by Q =
+4 +5 10 Pens 4
B F K A
1 19
+4 +5 10 = 25 days
R V A Q 8 32
9 d1 2 r1 2
+4 +5 10 61. Ratio of diameter = = =
I M R H 20. children d2 3 r2 3
54. (105 + 210) m = S 45 sec
3. 392 1 : 39 : 412 1 : 41 = ? sing dance Let their radii be 2x and 3x and respec-
315 18 tive heights be h1 and h2.
4. The rest are all stringed instruments. S = = 25.2 km/hr
25 45 5 Thus,
5. A B C D E F G H I J K L M 12 23 (a + b)2 (a b)2 4ab 1 1
Z Y X W V U T S R Q P O N 10 55. = = 2 (r1)2 h1 = (r2)2 h2
2ab 2ab 3 3
6. The rest are all of the form n2 + 1
25. G: 00, 13, 21, 34, 42 2 (2x)2 h1 = (3x)2 h2
7. 2, 1, 4, 5, 3 (0.87 + 0.13) (0.87 0.13)2
L: 57, 65, 78, 89, 96 = 2 h1 9
+2 +4 +6 +8 2 0.87 0.13 =
8. a c g m U A: 01, 14, 22, 30, 43 h2 4
+2 +4 +6 +8 Z: 04, 12, 20, 33, 41 1
d f j p x 56. x + = 1 .....(i) 62. Let the CP of goods be Rs.100.
E: 55, 66, 77, 88, 99 x Then, MP = Rs.137.50
+2 +4 +6 +8 Squaring (i) on both sides
j i p v d 28. Tropical rain forests occupy only 7% of the After allowing a discount of 20%,
9. The series is as follows: Earth's land area, yet they are estimated to 2 1 SP = 137.5 0.8 = Rs. 110
contain most of the Earth's species. x + =1 ......(ii)
[n3 (n 1)3] x2 Hence, he earns a profit of 10%.
1 7 19 37 61 91 127 30. Yoshinori Ohsumi of Japan has won the Again, squaring (ii) on both sides 63. The required ratio would be independent of
2016 Nobel Prize for physiology or Medicine absolute distance.
1
+6 +12 +18 +24 +30 +36 for his pioneering work on autophagy. x4 + 1 ......(iii) Therefore, we can consider the distance in
33. Haryana has won the "Best Horticulture x4 both the two cases to be 100 m and 40 m
10. Father Mother
State" award of the Indian Council of Food 1 respectively.
and Agriculture (ICFA) at the 9th Agricultural x3 + = 2 ......(iv)
x3 Hence, ratio of speeds
Aman Sister Boy's mother Leadership Summit 2016 in New Delhi.
Now, multiply (iii) and (iv), we get 100 72 1
36. In the recently released bi-annual Logistics = =

( )( )
3 60 40 1
Daughter Boy Performance Index (LPI) 2016 of World 1 1
Bank Group, India ranked 35th among 160 x4 + x3 + = 2 64. A + B + C + 3 3 = 3 24 ......(i)
The boy's mother and Aman are brother and x4 x3 Let B be x years, then
sister, so Aman's daughter is the boy's mother's countries.
41. The term Judicial Activism is related with 1 A = x + 5 and C = x + 7.
neice. x7 + = 1
Public Interest Litigation. On substituting these values in (i),
11. Distance = 300 + 250 = 550 m x7
43. Built on the river Jhelum in Jammu and we get x = 17.
Relative speed = 125 + 95 = 220 km/hr 57. l = r
Kashmir, India calls it the Tulbul Navigation Therefore, A = 22 years,
550 18 l1 r1 7 60
Time = = 9 seconds Project, for Pakistan it is Wullar Barrage. = = B = 17 years and C = 24 years.
220 15 l2 r2 l2 105
44. The headquarters of Indian Veterinary Hence, required answer
12. The given word has only one R.
Research Institute (IVRI) is at Bareilly. l2 = 12.25 cm. = (22 6) + (24 + 5) = 45 years.
13. T R A N S L A T E
45. The larva of honey bee is known as Grub. 65. a b c = 0
2
48. The most important public place of Indus 58. (x + 2) = x2 + (x 7)2 On squaring both sides, we get
Valley Civilization "Great Bath" belonged to x2 18x + 45 = 0 a2 + b2 + c2 2ab + 2bc 2ac = 0
N A R T S E T A L
Mohenjo-Daro. x = 3,15 4 2(ab bc + ac) = 0
O X A Z E P A M S 49. On 2 February 2017 NITI Aayog CEO x = 3 is not possible with given condition. (ab bc + ac) = 2
Amitabh Kant launched "India Innovation Hence, x = 15.
p q p2 + q2
Index". 66. + = = 1
3 cot 30 5 cos 30 + 3 sin 30 q p pq
Z A X O E S M A P 51. x + y = 166 .......(i); 59.
sin 60 + tan 60 3 cos 60
14. 75 15 3 + 2 7 = 5 3 + 2 7 x y = 8 .......(ii) p2 + q2 + pq = 0
= 15 + 2 7 = 10 On solving, x = 87 and y = 79 3 1 Now,
3 3 5 + 3
15. (4 5) + (4 + 5) = 29 Thus, required sum = 872 + 792 = 13810. 2 2
(p3 q3) = (p q)(p2 + q2 + pq) = 0
=
(3 2) + (3 + 2) = 11 52. Difference in profit = 4%
3 1 67.
(11 3) + (11 + 3) = 47 Thus, 4% of CP = Rs. 3.75 + 3 3
2 2 Q
(15 17) + (15 + 17) = 287 Therefore, required SP = 108% of CP
16. Last row is the sum of the upper 3 rows. 1.08 6 3 5 3 + 3 7cm
= 3.75 = Rs.101.25. =
17. P
House 0.04 3 + 2 3 3 25 cm
250 m 53. No. of boys = 45% of 1200 = 540
No. of girls = 1200 540 = 660 3 + 3 (
3 1 + 3 ) R
= =
Shop Total monthly fee of boys = 540 750 3 3 3 3 ( 3 1) In triangle OQP, QP2 = OP2 QO2
400 m Therefore, QP = 24 cm.
= Rs.4,05,000
750 m 1500 m 3 +1 + 2 3 2 Now, the area of quadrilateral PQOR = 2
Total monthly fee of girls = 660 80% of 750 = =
+1
Bank 400 m = 660 600 2 3 3 1
area of triangle OQP = 2 24 7
Temple = Rs.3,96,000 3 3 2
60. Let total work (LCM of 9 and 15 ) be
500 m Therefore, the total monthly revenue 4 4 =168 cm2.
= 4,05,000 + 3,96,000 3 13 21
Office 800 m = Rs.8,01,000.
units.
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NEET GRAND TEST - 2017

No. of Questions: 180 Maximum Marks: 720 Time: 3 hrs.

(-E-o- --) 52. Match the name of the animal Column - I of partial pressure of oxygen produces the 64. Statement - I: Myasthenia gravis is an
with Column II and find out the incorrect. greatest change of percentage saturation of autoimmune disorder
46. The term 'Systematics' is related to haemoglobin per unit oxygen tension? Statement - II: In myasthenia gravis, neuro-
Column - I Column - II
1) Systematic arrangement of organisms muscular junctions are affected leading to
1) Limulus Living fossil
2) It gives relationships among organisms fatigue, weakening & paralysis of smooth
arthropod
3) It gives evolutionary differences among muscles
animals only 2) Adamsia Radially symmetrical 1) Both statement- I & statement- II are true
4) Both 1 and 2 ctenophore 2) Statement- I is true but statement- II is
47. Which of the following is deviation from the Ectoparasitic false
3) Petromyzon
rules of nomenclature? cyclostome 3) Both statement- I & statement - II both are
1) The names are generally in 'Latin' and false
written in italics. Terrestrial Limbless 4) Statement- I is false but statement- II is
4) Ichthyophis
2) Mangifera indica Linn. indicates Linnaeus amphibian true.
first discovered mango tree. 65. Release of a neurotransmitter in a synapse
53. The figures (A D) show four animals.
3) The first word, genus and the second results in the activation of ligand gated ionic
Select the correct option with respect to a
component species epithet. channels, leading to the generation of
common characterstic of two of these ani-
4) ICZN for animal nomenclature. IPSPs (Inhibitory post synaptic potentials) in
mals 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D
48. The given figure shows mouth parts of the post synaptic neuron. The neurotrans-
59. Which one of the following is matching pair?
cockroach .Identify the parts labeled as A to mitter must be
1) Lubb - Sharp closure of AV valves at the
E and select the correct option 1) Glycine or GABA
beginning of ventricular systole
(A) (B) 2) Epinephrine or Norephiner phrine
2) Dup - Sudden opening of semilunar
3) Oxytocin or seratonin
valves at the beginning of ventricular dias-
tole 4) Acetyl choline or glycine
B A B
3) Pulsation of the radial artery - Valves in 66. Select the answer with correct matching of
the blood vessels the structure, its location and function.
C
4) Initiation of the heartbeat - Purkinje fibres Structure Location Function
(C (D) 60. Observe the abnormality in the given ECG.
1) Blind Near the place Rods and
spot where optic nerve cones are
D E D
leaves the eye present but
1) A and D respire mainly through body wall
inactive here
1) A - Labrum, B - Hypopharynx, 2) B and C are aquatic marine
C - Mandible, D - Labium, E - Maxilla 2) Hippo Cerebellar Recall of
3) A and B have cnidoblasts for self-defence
2) A - Labrum, B - Mandible, campus cortex memory
4) C and D have haemocoel ST segment
C - Hypopharynx, D - Maxilla, E - Labium 54. All these members of the following class are above baseline 3) Macula otolith organ angular
3) A - Hypopharynx, B - Labrum, C - Labium, with internal fertilization and oviparous 1) Tachycardia 2) Hyperkalemia acceleration
D - Mandible, E - Maxilla 1) Prototherians 2) Reptilia 3) Arythmia 4) Myocardial infarction 4) Eustac- connects Equalizes
4) A - Maxilla, B - Mandible, C - Labium, 3) Vertebrata 4) Aves 61. Match the following. hain tube middle ear the presure
D - Labrum, E - Hypopharynx 55. Drowsiness after a heavy meal occurs due cavity with of air on
49. Which one of the following figure shows to Excretory organ Animal
pharynx either side
pseudocoelomate condition? 1) Increased blood pressure in the brain A. Antennal glands 1. Pheretima of ear drum
2) Decreased pulse rate B. Protonephridia 2. Limulus
3) Reduced blood pressure in the brain 67. A pregnant female delivers a baby who suf-
C. Nephridia 3. Palaeomon
4) Increased pulse rate fers from stunted growth, mental retarda-
D. Malpighian tubules 4. Amphioxus tion, low intelligence quotient and abnormal
56. Statement - I: At the time of absorption
water moves into the cells by diffusion. 5. Periplaneta skin. This is a result of
(a) (b) 1) Deficiency of iodine in diet
Statement - II: Movement of water molecule
A B C D A B C D 2) Cancer of the thyroid gland
requires energy
1) 2 4 1 5 2) 3 4 1 5 3) Over secretion of thyroxine
1) Statement - I & Statement - II are correct
3) 5 1 4 3 4) 3 2 1 5 4) Over secretion of TSH
2) Statement - I is correct & Statement - II is
(c) incorrect 62. Human urine is usually acidic, because, 68. Damage to thymus in a child may lead to
1) a 2) c 3) b 4) b & c 3) Statement - I is incorrect but Statement - 1) sodium transporter exchanges one hydro- 1) a reduction in RBC of blood.
50. Which of the following is incorrect combi- II is correct gen ion for each sodium ion, in peritubu-
2) a reduction in stem cell production.
nation? lar capillaries
4) Both Statement - I and Statement - II are 3) loss of cell mediated immunity.
1) Mast cells - Heparin incorrect 2) excreted plasma proteins are acidic
4) loss of antibody mediated immunity.
2) Macrophages - Phagocytosis 57. Match the following correctly. 3) hydrogen ions are actively secreted into
69. Why do all copulations not lead to fertiliza-
3) Plasma cells - Antibodies the filtrate
Animals Respiratory Organs tion and pregnancy? The root cause is ........
4) Adipocytes - Heat storage 4) sodium and potassium exchange gener-
A. Earthworms I. Lungs 1) Due to numerous sperms and one ovum
51. Which type of tissue correctly matches with ates acidity
2) Due to less progesterone
its location? B. Most aquatic II. Trachea 63. Which of the following statements are true/
false about the skeletal muscle proteins. 3) Ovum and sperms are not transported
arthropods
Tissue Location simultaneously to the ampullary- isthmic
I) Actin is the contractile protein
C. Fishes III. Gills junction
1) Cuboidal Lining of intestine II) Myosin is the major constituent of thick fil-
epithelium D. Birds/ Reptiles IV. Moist cuticle 4) Due to non - formation of corpus luteum
aments
2) Areolar tissue E. Insects III) Tn I subunit of troponin has a binding site
Tendons Key
(active site) for myosin
3) Skeletal muscle Diaphragm 1) A-IV, B and C- III, D-I, E-II IV) Actin and myosin,which generate force 46-4 51-3 56-2 61-2 66-4
2) A-IV, B- III, C and D-I, E-III during contraction are called structural 47-2 52-2 57-1 62-3 67-1
4) Transitional Ear pinna
3) A-II, B and C- III, D-I, E-IV proteins 48-2 53-2 58-2 63-1 68-3
epithelium
4) A-III, B and C- I, D-II, E-IV 1) I, II are true & III, IV are false 49-3 54-4 59-1 64-2 69-3.
58. The graph shows the percentage saturation 2) III, IV are true & I, II are false 50-4 55-3 60-4 65-1
Mail your feedback to..
of haemoglobin with oxygen at different 3) All are true except III
pratibhadesk@eenadu.net partial pressures of oxygen. Which range 4) All are true except IV (N- -v-o- - -@-x...)
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CGL Mock Test - Explanations

(-E-o- --) 79. 'Running over' means overflowing.
80. The correct verb should be 'is'.
68. A
2 cm
81. The verb used should be 'is' since 'bread
3 cm
P
and butter' is considered to be a single enti-
5 3 71. Let P = Rs.100, then S.I.= Rs.20 and ty.
Q ? So, cosec = and tan =
3 3 T = 4 years 91. When one of the subjects joined by 'or' or
C
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Hence, cosec + tan = Therefore, R = = 5%
12 100 4 the plural subject should be placed nearest
70. A
Now, P = Rs. 87,500. the verb.
B 92. Two nouns qualified by 'every', even though
T = 2 years and R = 5% per annum
ABC APQ connected by 'and', require a singular verb.
5 2
AQ AP
= =
AB AC
3
7 AC
2 h [ 100
( )
CI = 87500 1 + 1 = Rs.8,968.75. ] 93. 'Taken to' refers to 'being addicted to some-
thing.'
25 5 94. 'Saw through' implies to detect something.
14 72. Required ratio = =
AC = cm 15 3 95. 'Well off' means to be in comfortable cir-
3 45 30 cumstances.
B P 21
14 8 y Q x 73. Expenditure on rent = 147000 96. The IPKF operations took place in the years
CP = 2 = cm 100
3 3 between 1987 to 1990.
Let PQ = x and BQ = y, then = Rs. 30,870.
69. 3 sin = 5 4cos 98. Refer to the last paragraph for the answer.
h 74. Central angle representing transport
9 sin2 = 25 + 16 cos2 40 cos tan 45 = y = h 14
99. Refer to the first sentence of the second
y = 360 = 50.4 . paragraph for the answer.
25 cos2 40 cos + 16 = 0 100
2 h 100. Refer to the first paragraph for the answer.
(5 cos 4) = 0 75. Difference = (14 5)% = Rs.1,170
tan 30 = x + y =
x+y
3 h
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Vocabulary
1. Err = Make a mistake.
Eg: He erred in calculating the money we need for the
project.
Err Correct/ rectify
2. Quest = Search (y-).
Eg: Gandhi was always in quest of peace.
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- M. Suresan
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Drop shot
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loaded the goods at the harbour.
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sit in a group and exchange ideas (a
Q: Sir, C idioms/ Phrasal verbs - 5. o A/ o Ao - Got Eg: They tried to juice up the party by
C). dancing.
n L, -- N-J--. beaten/ He had beaten 2) Farmer = Cultivator (j)
1. Run for 2. Rose over 6. O E O E-y - Goahead your Q: C u- - -T-x - translate -
Former = (Ram and Krishna came
- - .
3. Takeover 4. Kid gloves own work 1. --- q -d- (-F-x ---j--N).
here yesterday. The former carried a bag.
A: 1) Run for = i) Run for a safety to escape A: 1) I have lost some weight 2. -\- -E-----.
The former here means, the first man.
from danger (v 2) I got into the bus 3. --x --o --- ----d/ ---
3) Data = Information about something (*a
- - -- o- p,
~- J- - h ). Eg: They all ran 3) He fell behind in the running race -). You can get a lot of data on this --.
for safety when there was a fire. A: 1) Don't draw water/ collect water in bot-
4) Getting fat subject from the computer/ internet.
ii) To contest in an election. (Eo x tles.
5) He received blows/ got beaten/ was beat- Date - The day of the month and the year
). Eg: He is running for the en -K-/- b -. Arab countries are 2) You should not stand here.
MLA seat. 3) Keep all the articles outside.
6) Go ahead/ carry on with your work. famous for dates.
2) Rose over - No such expression in
English ( -)
- Malan Shereen Imran, Kothagudem. fees in old five hundred or thousand rupee childhood days / We have been here ever
3) Takeover = Take the management of a
notes - Please say the right one. since our childhoods - Correct.
company (-u u- -d). Q: Sir, the image of her weeping when I shift-
Eg: He took over as the manager of the ed to my seat in the last row/ She looked A: All parents are informed to remit / pay the Q: Exploring form and dissent through dance
company yesterday. utterly downcast when I shifted to my seat fees in old five hundred or thousand rupee - Please say in Telugu.
in the last row - Please say the Telugu notes - Correct. A: u Eo, v-Eo C-.
4) Kid gloves = i) Gloves made of fine
leather. (u-i A - meaning of the above sentence. Q: They wouldn't like my meeting him The word, dissent is wrong here. The cor-
). Eg: He was wearing expensive kid A: *J -, (Imran, my husband) - Is the above sen- rect word here is 'descent' (a family line.)
gloves. o %u - This is not a sentence because tence right? Please say the meaning of the Q: --- -N-- %-d-*-- -p ---J-F -
ii) To handle a person with great care. it is not a group of words with complete above underlined word. l-P-*--N --. ---J-F --J-- -
Eg: A child has to be handled with kid meaning. A: They wouldn't like my meeting him - cor- , j -u-Eo --Tx--- -translate --
gloves. - C, *J - rect. 'Would' here means 'wish to'. .
o -.'Shift' is not the proper Q: We have been here right from our child- A: All the events and characters in the novel
'-p- --Tx- - -*- ---.. word. 'Change' is the proper word. hood days/ since our childhood days - Sir, are purely fictitious and any coincidence is
Q: All the parents (of this students / pupils of please correct it. purely accidental. The author has no inten-
www.eenadupratibha.net our school) are informed to remit / pay A: We have been here right from our tion to offend anyone.
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12 [ C 30 v 2017

NEET GRAND TEST - 2017

No. of Questions: 180 Maximum Marks: 720 Time: 3 hrs.

(-E-o- --) 77. This segment of DNA has restrictions sites 85. As we move away from the equator 92. A body is dropped from a height h. If t1 and
I and II which create restriction fragments a, towards the poles, the species diversity t2 be the times in covering first half and the
70. Mark the incorrect statement. b and c. Which of the following gel(s) pro- 1) Increases 2) Decreases next half distances respectively, then the
1) Polyspermy is prevented by depolariza- duced by electrophoresis would represent 3) First increases then decreases relation t1 and t2 is
tion of the membrane of ovum is called as the separation and identify of these frag- 1) t1 = t2 2) t1 = 2t2
4) First decreases then increases
fast block ments?
86. Given below are pie diagrams A, B and C t2
2) Entry of sperm into ovum restarts the cell
related to proportionate number of species 3) t1 = 3t2 4) t1 =

cycle by breaking down MPF and turning
of major taxa of invertebrates, vertebrates ( 2 1)
on the APC
and plants respectively. Critically study and 93. A particle starts from rest. Its acceleration
3) If fertilization occurs anywhere else other
fill in the blank I, II, III and IV. (a) versus time (t) is as shown in the figure.
than uterus, it is called tubal pregnancy
Other animal
The maximum speed of the particle will be
4) Ability to reproduce is lost in female pri- goups
Mammals Mosses
Ferns &
mate after menopause Crusta
a
Allies
Birds
71. Statement - I: Lack of menstruation may be ceans Fishes III IV
I
Insects 10 m/s2
Reptiles
indicative of pregnancy. II
Lichens
Statement - II: Menstruation only occurs if B
Algae
C
A t(s)
the released ovum is fertilized. Invertebrates Vertebrates 11
Plants
1) Both Statement-I and Statement-II are 1) 110 m/s 2) 55 m/s
correct. Statement-II is the correct expla- 1) I - Molluscs, II - Amphibians, III - Fungi,
3) 550 m/s 4) 660 m/s
nation of Statement-I. IV - Angiosperms
78. In a small population the Genetic drift is the 94. A particle projected with a speed 'u' makes
2) Both Statement-I and Statement-II are 2) I - Molluscs, II - Amphibians, III -
change in the frequency of gene that occurs an angle 27 with horizontal. The ratio of the
correct. Statement-II is not the correct Angiosperms, IV - Fungi
merely by angular momentum of the particle about
explanation of Statement-I. 3) I - Hexapoda, II - Amphibians, III - Fungi, point of projection when particle is at the
1) Selection but not by chance
3) Statement-I is true, but Statement-II is false IV - Angiosperms highest point and same level of projection
2) Chance but not by selection
4) Statement-I is false, but Statement-II is true 4) I - Turtles, II - Amphibians, III - Fungi,
3) Neither by selection nor chance 1) 1 : 4 2) 1 : 2 3) 2 : 1 4) 1 : 1
72. The first movements of the fetus and IV - Angiosperms
4) Special creation but not by biological evo- 95. To the captain of a ship A travelling with
appearance of hair on its head are usually 87. Find out the incorrect match
lution velocity v A = (3 ^i 4 ^j ) km/h, a second ship
observed during which month of pregnancy?
79. The cranial capacity was largest among the
1) Dodo - Mauritius B appears have a velocity (5 ^i + 12 ^j ) km/h.
1) Third month 2) Fourth month 2) Reserpine - Rauwolfia
1) Pekingman 2) Java ape man What is the true velocity of the ship B?
3) Fifth month 4) Sixth month
3) African man 4) Neanderthal man
3) Botanical gardens - In-situ conservation 1) 2 ^i + 16 ^j km/h 2) 13 ^i + 8 ^j km/h
73. Match the following in relation to contra- ^ ^
ceptive methods. 80. What is the principle of vaccination?
4) Sacred forests - Khasi and Jaintia hills 3) 2 i 16 j km/h 4) 8 ( ^i + ^j ) km/h
1) Feeding of antibodies in our body
88. Bioindicator of SO2 pollution 96. In the given figure, a = 15 ms2 represents
LIST - I LIST - II 1) Pseudomonas putida 2) Lichens the total acceleration of a particle moving in
2) Feeding of immunological memory
A Vasectomy 1 Vaginal rings 3) Escherichia coli 4) Corals the clockwise direction in a circle of radius
3) To give active pathogens in our body R = 2.5 m at a given instant of time. The
B Coitus interrptus 2 Fallopian tube 89. Read the following
4) To provide passive immunity speed of the particle is
C Condom 3 Barrier method 81. The following drug shows effects on cardio-
D Tubectomy 4 Natural method vascular system of the body.
5 Vas deferens 1) Opioids 2) Coca alkaloid
3) Cannabinoids 4) LSD
1) A-5, B-4, C-3, D-2 82. The equation for the population growth
2) A-5, B-4, C-2, D-3 depicted in the following graph is
3) A-4, B-5, C-3, D-2
1) 4.5 ms1 2) 5.0 ms1
4) A-2, B-4, C-3, D-5
3) 5.7 ms1 4) 6.2 ms1
74. Find the incorrect match.
Numbers

97. A ball of mass m is thrown vertically upward

1) Genital warts - Human papilloma virus
from the ground and reaches a height 'h'
2) Gonorrhoea - Neisseria gonorrhoea
Time before momentarily coming to rest. If g is
3) Syphilis - Treponema pallidum

( )
dN dN KN acceleration due to gravity. Then find the
4) Genital herpes - Trichomonas vaginalis 1) = rN 2) = rN In the above 'A' and 'B' respectively are
dt dt K impulse received by the ball due to gravity
75. Pedigree chart for pattern baldness in 1) Dissolved O2 and BOD force during its flight (neglect air resistance)
humans, is given below.
3) Nt = NOert
dN
dt ( KN
4) = rN )N
2) BOD and dissolved O2
3) Dissolved O2 and COD

1) 8 m2gh

2) 4 m2gh
83. Match the items in column I with those in 4) COD and dissolved O2
column II and choose the correct option
using the codes given below:
90. Statement (1): High concentration of DDT
3) 4 m2gh
4) 8 m2gh
in birds causes thinning of egg shell and 98. Two blocks of masses 1 kg and 2 kg are
Column - I Column - II their premature breaking. suspended by a metal wire going over a
Identify the genotypes of A, B, C respectively a) Ophrys i) Roots of higher plants
Statement (2): DDT disturbs calcium smooth pulley. The breaking stress of metal
1) Bb, bb, Bb 2) Bb, Bb, BB b) Fig tree ii) Wasp metabolism. 40
3) Bb, Bb, Bb 4) Bb, BB, Bb c) Mycorrhizae iii) Pseudocopulation 1) Statement 1 and 2 are correct is 106 Nm2. What should be the
3
76. Find out the incorrect match. d) Bee iv) Sexual deceit 2) Statement 1 and 2 are incorrect minimum radius of wire used if it should not
Code:
Type of sex Character Example 3) Statement 1 is correct but 2 incorrect break? (g = 10 ms2)
Determination (a) (b) (c) (d) 4) Statement 1 is incorrect and statement 2 1) 0.5 mm 2) 1 mm
1) ZO - ZZ Sex of offspring Fumea 1) (ii) (iv) (i) (iii) is correct
3) 1.5 mm 4) 2 mm
depends of 2) (iii) (ii) (i) (iv)
Physics
fertilizing ovum 3) (iv) (ii) (iii) (i) Key
4) (iv) (ii) (i) (iii) 91. The period of oscillation of a simple
2) ZW - ZZ Sex of offspring Butterflies 70-3 76-2 82-2 88-2 94-1

depends of 84. What is true for marine animals? L
pendulum is T = 2 measured value 71-3 77-2 83-4 89-1 95-4
fertilizing sperm 1) Because of exosmosis they drink Sea g 72-3 78-2 84-1 90-1 96-3
3) XX - XY Sex of offspring Man water of L is 20.0 cm known to 1 mm accuracy and 73-1 79-4 85-2 91-2 97-4
depends of 2) As they drink sea water exosmosis time for 100 oscillations of the pendulum is
fertilizing sperm occurs 74-4 80-2 86-1 92-4 98-2.
found to be 90 s using a wrist watch of 1 s
3) They have glomerular kidneys resolution. The accuracy in the determina- 75-3 81-3 87-3 93-2
4) XX - XO Sex of offspring Bugs
depends of 4) Salt gaining mechanism is evolved in tion of g is
fertilizing sperm them to maintain a homoeostasis 1) 2% 2) 3% 3) 1% 4) 5% (N- -v-o- - -@-x...)

C 30 v 2017
State Bank of India
No. of Questions: 100
Probationary Officers (Preliminary) - Model Paper
English Language
Directions (Q. 1 to 10): Read the given pas-
sage carefully and answer the questions fol-
lowing it.
The deciding factor in any business's ability
to exploit its product innovations commercially
is the relationship between its marketing and R
& D departments. In spite of this, however,
many innovations still fail because of a funda-
mental misunderstanding of what marketing is.
Success for any product or service depends
on identifying a target market and testing its
commercial viability with that target market to
strike the right balance between product or ser-
vice quality and the price consumers are willing
to pay.
However, while many large, successful
businesses have systems in place to ensure
research and development is market-led, their
scale can make them slow to respond to market
changes. While smaller businesses may be
more flexible, limited resources often mean
smaller marketing departments are more sales-
focused, concentrating on what happens once a
product has been made, rather than feeding
into the product development process.
'Marketing is not just about advertising and
communications once a new product has been
developed, it's about getting under the skin of
consumers, identifying target markets and for-
mulating the best market positioning for a new
product', says David Nicholls, global client
director of international marketing consultancy
Added Value. 'Yet all too often R&D and mar-
keting departments fail to work closely together.
The result is that marketing is a fundamental
missing link whose absence profoundly limits a
company's ability to deliver commercially suc-
cessful product innovation' he adds.
A marketing department's involvement in
product development should begin right at the
start of the process. Only in this way can a team
know that the product they are developing will
be relevant to a specific target market, and
packaged and presented accordingly.
"Unless you continually market or test a
product innovation throughout its development,
the risk is it will no longer be relevant to the mar-
ket by the time of its launch. Says Manlio
Minale, a consultant at brand consultancy Wolff
Olins. ''And unless you keep testing it once its in
the market, as big a danger is the risk that a
products' rivals will quickly catch up."
Staying ahead of the competition has been
an important issue for Marina, a business built
on its development of the Marina wind-up radio
which now produces a diverse range of self-suf-
ficient power products. 'While the best way we
can protect our market position is by ensuring
we continue to make the best self-generating
energy products on the market, it is also impor-
tant for us to continually update and innovate
our product's quality and functionality so as
people copy us we stay one step ahead, which
is where marketing insight truly comes into its
own', says Rory Stone, Marina's executive
chairman. Achieving this, however, has taken
time.
When a business is engineering-led there is
a tendency to focus only on producing the best
product. "But you can't create a Rolls-Royce in
a market where you'll only ever be able to com-
mand a Ford Mondea price." Mr Stone points
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out. "You've got to learn how to compromise 3) Smaller marketing departments have lim- 8. The passage quotes Mr Nicholls to drive
without undermining your product's quality and ited resources. home which of the following insights?
integrity. It's about knowing what your market 4) The product development process is the 1) Every consumer need is already taken
wants, and what your market will bear." most important part of a business. care of.
Getting the right culture within an organisa- 5) Smaller businesses often do not pay 2) Innovation must be driven by marketing.
tion - not only to foster innovation but channel it taxes. 3) A belief in the importance of consumer
effectively to maximise its commercial return - is
3. Which of the following is NOT a point made insight.
a significant challenge for many businesses.
by David Nicholls in the passage while dis- 4) Product design should not be considered.
Engineers focusing on product development
don't naturally think about the consumer when cussing marketing? 5) Product design can be tampered with.
they're doing what they do, which is why feed- 1) R&D and marketing departments fail to 9. How can a business differentiate itself in a
ing the consumer insight and even retailer's work closely together. saturated market?
opinions into the product development process 2) Marketing calls for identifying target mar- 1) Product differentiation
where feasible is really important. kets. 2) Area of functionality
Another obstacle can be a company's inter- 3) Marketing is all about advertising and 3) Customer services experience
nal structure and the impact this may have on communications. 4) Innovative products
corporate culture. ''Marketers must force them- 4) Marketing means formulating the best 5) Efficient sales
selves into the product development process, market positioning for a new product.
and to do this they need the support of a chief 10. Which of the following is NOT reflected in
5) Marketing is best developed in Latin
executive who thinks this is important, too." Mr. the example of Apple's i-pod?
American countries.
Stone says. "Commercially successful innova- 1) It is a great product innovation.
tion depends on vision, a desire to be radical, to 4. The author envisages which of the following 2) It has succeeded in creating an entire
challenge and to break the mould that must roles for the marketing department with economy around it.
come from the top down within an organisation'. respect to product development?
3) It has reinvented the music market.
Mr Nicholls at Added Value believes. He says, 1) An active R&D role which brings the mar-
4) It has created effective marketing cam-
"Every consumer need is already satisfied by at keting and the research departments paigns.
least 20 products, That's why innovation must closer.
be driven by marketing rather than product 5) It is unpopular in Australia.
2) A role commencing at the inception of
design". Consumer insight is not just a by-word Directions (Q. 11 to 15): Each question below
product development.
for market research, however, "it is not about has two blanks, each blank indicating that
3) A keen interest in packaging should help
data and reports, it's about understanding your something has been omitted. Choose the set
in the marketing process.
consumer and putting that understanding at the of words for each blank which best fits the
4) A role which looks after the positioning of
heart of everything your business does." Mr meaning of the sentence as a whole.
the product is desirable.
Nicholls adds. "As Markets become saturated 11. Forest department officials said that when
and more products find it harder to differentiate 5) Marketing department is essential to gain the elephants were made to .......... from
themselves from their rivals by functionality a foothold in the share market. their trucks, they went straight to the spot
alone, customer service is becoming an 5. Which of the following is NOT true of where they had been .......... during the
increasingly important differentiator between Marina's business model? camp.
products. As a result, how consumers experi- 1) It produces a diverse range of self-suffi- 1) jump, killed 2) alight, tied 3) enter, hurt
ence products and services is becoming an
cient power products. 4) step, played 5) exit, enjoyed
increasingly important part of marketing espe-
2) It makes the best self-generating energy 12. Excise officials seized pouches of whisky
cially for innovations." says Mr Minale at Wolff
products on the market. .......... a bus travelling .......... Maharashtra.
Olins. "I-pod isn't just a great product innova-
3) It continually updates and innovates their 1) from, to 2) in, for 3) for, towards
tion; Apple is creating a whole economy around
product's quality and functionality.
it with the development of related services such 4) inside, on 5) through, till
as itunes." he explains. "Apple is working to 4) It keeps building its brand image to plug 13. Organisations .......... for the victims
reinvent the music market by creating its own the gaps in marketing. ..........the inhuman and unjust attitude of the
world, something it has in common with all suc- 5) It collects donations from foreign government.
cessful product innovators. The best product
investors. 1) fighting, applauded
and service innovations use consumer insight
6. According to the passage, which of the fol- 2) lobbying, supported
to change the way we think about doing things."
lowing could be the greatest challenge in an 3) working, condemned
Without doubt successfully bringing product
engineering-led business? 4) stand, opposed 5) trying, spoke
innovations to market is getting tougher as
1) producing the best product 14. A collision between two buses .......... six
products grow more similar and consumer
2) knowing what the market wants people dead, .......... the driver of one of the
needs decline. Not so long ago a business
could ask itself: "What consumer need can this 3) knowing where your market stands buses.
new product satisfy". In today's climate, howev- 4) learning to compromise 1) made, also 2) left, including
er, few, if anyone, can afford to think like that
5) catering to the poor 3) caused, combined 4) resulted, except
anymore.
7. Which one of the following is NOT a chal- 5) got, surpassing
1. The fact that innovations fail shows:
lenge for businesses? 15. The court .......... revenue authorities and
1) organisations' lack of business acumen. PCB officials to .......... teams and visit phar-
1) Getting the right culture within an organi-
2) an inability to exploit innovative products. sation ma units.
3) that marketing is misunderstood by busi- 2) Overcoming the rigidity of a company's 1) directed, form
nesses.
internal structure 2) announced, arrange
4) there is a weak relationship between mar-
3) To foster innovation in the businesses 3) commanded, display 4) ruled, make
keting and research.
4) Keeping marketers out of the product 5) told, carve
5) the common people are often misled by
development process
innovations. Key
5) Tap the market of under developed coun-
2. Which of the following is NOT true of smaller
businesses with respect to the demands of tries. 1-3 4-2 7-4 10-4 13-3
the market? 2-4 5-4 8-2 11-2 14-2
1) Smaller businesses mean smaller mar- 3-3 6-2 9-3 12-1 15-1.
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