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Set No. Question Booklet No. 00004

IlP/283/2(To be filled up by the candidate by blueiblack ball-point pen)Roll No. L I_- ---- -_- ---- _-L.._- ---_.LI---lRoll No. Write the digits in words) .................................................................................................Serial No. of Answer Sheet .............................................Day and Date ................................................................... ( Signature of Invigilator)

INSTRUCTIONS TO C NDID TES(Use only blue/black ball-point pen in the space above and on both sides of the Answer Sheet)1. Within 10 minutes of he issue ofthe Question Booklet, check the Question Booklet to ensure that itcontains all the pages in correct sequence and that no page/question is missing. In case of faultyQuestion Booklet bring it to the notice of the Superintendent/Invigilators immediately to obtain afresh Question Booklet.2. Do not bring any loose paper, written or blank, inside the Examination Hall except the Admit CardwilllOut its envelope.3. A separale Answer Sheet hi giJ'en. 11 should not be folded or mutilaled. A second Answer Sheetshall/lOt be pJ'Ol.iL/l d Only the Answer SllI l?t will hI? evaluated.4. Write your Roll Number and Serial Number of he Answer Sheet by pen in the space prvided above.5. On thefronl page ofIhe Answer Sheel, write by pell your Roll Number in the space provided atthe top and by darkening Ihe circles at the bottom. Also, wherever applicable, write tIre QuestionBooklet Number and the Sel Number in appropriate places.6. No overwriting i ,. allowed in the entries ofRoll No., Question Booklet no. and Set no. if any)on OMR sheet and Roll No. and OMR sheel no. on the Queston Booklet.1. Any change in the aforesaid entries is to be verified by the invigilator, otherwise t will be takenas unfairmeans.8. Each question in tlris Booklet is followed by four alternative answen For each question, youare to record the correct option on the Answer Sheet by darkening the appropriate circle in thecorresponding row of the Answer Sheet, by pen as mentioned in the guidelines given on thefirst page of he Answer Slleet.9. For each question, darken only one circle 011 the Answer Sheet.. If you darken more than one circleor darken a circle partially, the answer will be treated as incorrect.10. Note that the answer once filled in ink cannot he changed. 1/you do not wish to attempt a

question, leave all the circles in the corresponding row blank such question will be awardedzero marks).11. For rough work, use the inner back page of the title cover and the blank page at the end of thisBooklet.12. Deposit only OMRAnswer Sheet at the end of the Test.13. You are not permitted to leave the Examination Hall until the end of the Test.14. If a candidate attempts to use any form of unfair means, he/she shall be liable to such punishment asthe University may determine and impose on him/her.

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l lP 283 2No. of Questions: 200

lI'RfqiT fi ....r : 200Ful l Marks: 450

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Instructions: Question Nos. - 5Choose from the four alternatives the synonym of the word given:01. Slothful

1 ) Harsh 2) Angry 3) Lazy 4) Peaceful02. Aberrant:

1) Odd 2) Quick 3) Efficient 4) Interesting03. Motley

1 ) Active 2) Variegated 3) Sober 4) Fat04. Mundane

1 ) Worldly 2) Crazy3) Futile 4) Unsatisfactory

05. Nonchalance1 ) Imbalance 2) Defiance3) Indifference 4) Unsatisfactory

Instructions: Questions Nos. 610Select from the four alternatives the antonym of the word given:06. Abominable :

1) Ordinary 2) Agreeable 3) Cautious

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07. Fidelity :(I) Disability3) Insensitivity

08. Exonerate:1 ) Enjoy

09. Taciturn:1 ) Garrulous3) Extravagant

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2) Disloyalty(4) Disinterestedness

3) Accuse

2) Liberal(4) Smart

(4) Restrict

10. Fraudulent:1) Contented (2) Sensible 3) Industrious 4) Genuine

Instruction: Question Nos. 11-14In each of the following questions, the first and the last parts of thesentence or passage are numbered as 1 and 2 The rest is split intoour parts named P , Q , R , and S These four parts in different

combinations are given but they are not in their proper order. Findout which of the four combinations is correct:

11. 1. A great part of Arabia is desert:P. The sand is so hotQ. Here and there in the desert are springs of waterR. Here there is nothing but sand and rockS. That you cannot walk over it with your bare feet in the daytime

2. That come from deep down under the ground.(1) PQSR (2) RPSQ (3) QRSP (4) SQPR

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12 1 It seems nowadays a matter of universal desire that poverty shouldbe abolished

P that will enable our race to reach a still higher civilizationQ. but to abolish honest, industrious, self-denying poverty would

be to destroy the soilR we should be quite willing to abolish luxury;S. upon which mankind produces the virtues

2 Than it now possesses :1) QPRS 2) RQPS 3) RQSP 4) QSRP

13 1 I met a man limping in the street.P I asked him what had happened to himQ. He had bruises on his face and handsR He said he met with an accidentS His clothes were tom2 A motor-cycle rider knocked him down and speed away.1) RQPS 2) QSPR 3) SRPQ 4) RPSQ

14. 1. Keats had read widely in Englis _ Literature especially poetryP until he read Chapman s translation of Homer s Illiad and as he

readQ. he felt all the joy and wonder felt by an astronomerR he knew nothing of the poetic literature of ancient GreeceS this was a revelation to him.

2 when he discovers a new star.1) RPSQ 2) QPRS 3) RQPS 4) QRPS

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Instructions: Question Nos. 15-25The given sentence is divided into three parts numbered I), (2) and(3), one of these parts may contain an error. Select the erroneouspart. If you think there is no error in f\.ny part of the sentence, selectthe option number (4) which indicates No error' :

15. He first wrote/the letter with ink and /then typed it carefully. oerror

1) 2) 3) 4)16. I knew him / for the / last ten years. o error.

I) 2) 3) 4 )17. He preferred /gray shirt/than white. o error.

1 ) 2) 3) 4 )18. I reached/ the station much after/the train left. o error.

I) 2) 3) 4)19. The teacher asked /the student that whether he had done/

1) 2)his home assignment. No error.

3) 4)20. Had we known/ this earlier we would be careful. No error.

1 ) 2) 3) 4)

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21. Many things have happened/since/ I had seen you o error1 ) 2) 3) 4)

22. The man who does not see that the good of every living creature ishis good/1 ) 2)

he is a fool o error3) 4)

23. Due to inclement weather/there are/a few students present in theclass1) 2) 3)

o error4)

24. The secretary and treasurer of the association was not present /1 ) 2)

in the meeting o error3) 4)

25. I discussed the proposal/with him in details/on this morning1 ) 2) 3)

No error4)

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Instructions: Question no 26Which of the options is the correct indirect speech of the followingsentence?

26 The doctor asked the patient, Have you eaten anything this morn-ing?1) The doctor asked the patient that whether he had eaten any-thing that morning.2) The doctor asked the patient if he ate anything that morning3) The doctor asked the patient whether he had eaten anythingthat morning4) The doctor asked the patient ifhe has eaten anything that morn-mg

Instructions: Question Nos. 2730Choose the correct meaning of the idiom underlined in the sen-tence.

27 Beware of that wolf in sheep s clothing.1) hypocrite 2) timid 3) secretive 4) violent

28 Let us now bury the hatchet and work for the advancement of thecountry.1) come together 2) be active3) cease fighting 4) laugh

29 The two brothers are at daggers drawn after their separation.1) in danger (2) hostile to each other3) very sad 4) confused

30. Alsa, 1 am done for1) disappointed3) tired

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Instructions: Question no. 31 32Choose from the four alternatives the correct substitute for the fol-lowing expression:

31. A person who hates mankind:1) Misogynist3) Philanthropist

32. Domination by the male in society

2) Misanthrope4) Hedonist

1) Masochism 2) Polyandry 3) Parsimony 4) Patriarchy33. Find out the correct phrasal. verb for the underlined word:

Though zamidari has been abolished it persists in different forms inmany places in rural India.1) put down3) given away

2)4)

done away withcalled off

34. Identify the part of speech of the word underlined:

I feell much better after I took the medicine1) adjective 2) adverb 3) preposition 4) conjuction35. Identify the figure of speech used in the following sentence;

The news was a dagger to his heart1) hyperbole 2) simile 3) metaphor 4) paradox

36. Which of the following is not a disyllabic word?1) corner 2) hurIed 3) detach 4) repeat

37. How many syllables are in the word evaluation ?1) three 2) four 3) five 4) six

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38. Select from the four alternatives the word which is correctly spelt :1) Acquiesece3) Ogle 2) Connoisseur4) Circumlocation

Instructions: Question Nos. 39 45Choose from the four alternatives the correct one to fill in the blank:

39. Lord Buddha ....................his throne and became a sanyas.1) abandoned 2) abdicated 3) abridged 4) abated

40. Lord Krishna s advice to Arjuna proved .............. .1) efficacious 2) effectual 3) effective 4) efficient

41 All the spectators could not help ...............at the antics of the clownin the circus.1) laugh 2) laughing 3) laughed 4) laughter

42. The usage of a word like thou is ............. in common conversation.1) obsolete 2) primitive 3) colloquial 4) dormant

43. If the weather ................ we shall play the match on Sunday.I) will permit 2) will be permitting3) permits 4 ) is permitting

44. I cannot agree ...............what you say.1) with 2) to 3) on 4) about

45. We all sympathize ................. the poor, but do very little to help them.1) for 2) with 3) on 4) to

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46. Choose the correct option that can be the passive voice of the sentence :All have known him tell lies.1) He has been known to tell lies.2) He has been known telling lies.3) He has been known tell lies.4) He has been known to telling lies.

Instructions for Question Nos 47 50Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions thatfollow it by choosing the most appropriate option from the four alternatives numbered 1), 2), 3) and 4) :The other day we heard someone smilingly refer to poets as dreamers. Now, it is accurate to refer to poets as dreamers but is not discerning to infer as this person did that the dreams of poets have nopractical value beyond the realm of literary diversions. The truth isthat poets are just as practical as people who u i l ~ bridges or lookinto microscopes; and just as close to reality and truth. Where theydiffer from the logician and the scientist is in the temporal sensealone; they are ahead of their time whereas logicians and scientistare abreast of their time. We must not be so superficial that we fail todiscern the practicable-ness of dreams. Dreams are the sunrise streamers heralding a new day of scientific progress another forward surge.Every forward step man takes in any field of life, is first taken alongthe dreamy paths of imagination. Robert Fulton did not discover hissteamboat with full steam up straining at a hawser at some HudsonRiver dock: first he dreamed the steamboat he and other dreamersand the scientific wisdom converted a picture in the mind into a reality of steel and wood. The automobile was not dug out of the groundlike a nugget of gold; first men dreamed the automobile and after-

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ward, long afterward, the practical minded engineers caught up whathad been created by winging fantasy.

47 In what sense are poets dreamers?1) The dreams of poets have no practical value

(2) Poets' imagination goes beyond their time.(3) Their dreams are for literary diversion.4) Through dreams poets escape from reality.

48 What do you understand by the phrase sunrise streamers ?1) Speedy boat at sunrise

(2) The extension of rays from the ring of light around the sunat its rise.

(3) Sun rays reflected on the stream at dawn.4) The sunlight at sunrise appearing like a stream

49 What did Robert Fulton first do before discovering the steam boat?1) He drew a design of the steam boat.2) He dreamt of the steam boat.3) He first made an apqjytical study of a boat.4) He first made a study of a hawser at some Hudson River

dock.

50 What is a winging fantasy?1) Fantasy emerging from one wing of a structure.2) The bird of a fairy tale3) Flight of imagination4) The bird that appears in a dream

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101. I f X = b + C - 2a ; Y = c + a - 2b and Z = a + b - 2 c. Then:Ifu: X = b + C - 2a ; Y = C + a - 2b Z = a + b - 2 c mm1) X3+Y3+Z3=XYZ 2) X3+Y3+Z3=3XYZ3) X + y3 + Z = - 3 XYZ 4) X3 +Y3+Z3=O

X l ~ [X ]:' ( X l ~02.The value of xb x X X Xll is1) 1 2) 0 3) Ix _ y _ z a - ~

103.If a - b -;;- The value of a + b) x _y) S :x _ y _ z ax-bya - b -;;- a+b) x-y) ' I i l l lR m :1) I 2) 0 3) 2

a 4 4) {2b- a }104.lf b = 5 ; The value of 7 + 2b+a) is :

1) 37 2)87

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1) 9 ~ 9 ] (2) (1031] (999]3) 1001 (1001]4) 999106.The value of (3.73) +(2.27) I S :3.73 x 3.73 - 2.27 x 3.73 + 2.27 x 2.27

(3.73) + (2.27) ' , P 1 H ~ I3.73 x 3.73 - 2.27 x 3.73 + 2.27 x 2.271 ) 8.60 (2) 6.00 3) 8.00 (4) 1.4611107 x - - =3 ; The value of x - - , is:x x

x - . :. =. :. it x - J... qif 11H :x 3 x 327 28(1) 28 (2) 1 3) 27 (4)

a-(v s+I) b_ (v s-I) (a +ab+b ) .108 Ifand - (v s-I) - (v s+I) The value of (a -ab+b ) I S :

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114 The income of a broker remains unchanged though the rate of com-mission is increased form 4% to 5% the percentage slump in thebusiness is :'1fu: ,41 'Ii\ 0 2000 .iT , (2) 18000 {>. (3) 14000 {>. (4) 60000 {>.

117.A man goes to a place at the rate of 4km/h. He comes back on abicycle at 16km/h. His average speed for the entire journey is :(1) 10 mjh (2) 8.5 mjh (3) 6.4 mjh (4) 5 mjh

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124. A man sold 20 articles for Rs. 60 and gained 20 . How many articlesdid he buy for Rs. 60 ?lJ l> 3lRlil 6 0 ~ -q 20 ~ i I h ( 20% "'hi C'IT'l 'tffi T q;; 6 0 ~ -q~ 1 9 : T 'iT?(1) 22 (2) 25 (3) 24 (4) 27

125.The marked price of an article is 10 higher than its cost price. Adiscount of 10 is given on the market price. In this kind of sale theseller:(1) Bears no loss or gain(3) Looses 2%

(2) Gains 1(4) Looses 1%

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129.A train travelling at 36 km/hr completely crosses another train ofhalf its length coming from opposite direction at 54 kmj r in 12seconds. f it also passes a railway platform in 90 seconds the lengthof the platform is :(1) 560 m (2) 620 m (3) 700 m (4) 750 m

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Study i : : ~ following table carefully and answer the questions givenbelow from 141-145R 1f f 141-145 l i T ~ < n ~ G ; :Year Gross Profit before Interest Rs Depreciation Net Profh:

turnover interest in Lakh Rs in Lakh Rs. in LakhRs in lakh depreciation

Rs in lakh1980-81 1380.00 380.92 300.25 69.90 10.671981-82 1401.00 404.98 315.40 7l .12 18.461982-83 1540.00 520.03 390.85 80.02 49.161983-84 2112.00 599.01 444.44 88.88 65.691984-85 2520.00 81l .01 505.52 91.91 212.781985-86 2758.99 920.00 600.20 99.00 220.80

141. During which year did the 'Net Profit' exceed Rs 1 crore for the firstt ime?

(1) 1985 86 (2) 1984 85 (3) 1983 84 (4) 1982 831'12,. During which year was the Gross Turnover closest to thrice the 'Profit

before Interest Depreciation?

11) 1984 85 (2) 1983 84 (3) 1982 83 (4) 1985 86143. During which year did the 'Net Profit' form the highest proportion of

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144. Which of the following registered the lowest increase in terms of ru-pees from the year 1984-85 to the year 1985-86:(1) Gross Turnover(2) Profit before interest & depreciation(3) Depreciation(4) InterestPI 1f


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6000 .197001971

SOOO 19734000 119743000 01 975

19762000 19811000 , 1982

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146 n which year did the imports register highest increase over its pre-ceding year ?'f' Cl' -mi\&l m:r Cl' 3 1'lRf i d ~ ~ :(1) 1973 (2) 1974 (3) 1982 (4) 1975

147 The imports in 1976 was approximately how many times that of theyear 1971 ?Cl' 1976 i 3 1'lRf Cl' 1971 3 1'lRf'IIT Wl'I'T lI>


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148 What is the ratio of the years which have above average imports tothose which have below average imports?affi:ru if; -:m< 3lf ffiI qF\ ..-.if i'f'l affi:ru fI ;ft i:t 3lf ffiI qF\ qojf. fiT 'f'lTawrn t(1) 3:5 (2) 2:6 (3) 8:3 (4) 3:8

149 The increase in imports in 1982 was what of the imports in 1981 ?'I f 1982 if; 3lf ffiI i'i 1981 qij 3lf ffiI RI i'i f li RT ~ r l ~ I I ?(1) 25 (2) 5 (3) 125 (4) 8

150 The imports in 1974 is approx. What of the average imports or thegiven years?'I f 1974 i'i 3lf ffiI, R>t ..-.if if; affi:ru 3lf ffiI f li RT ~ m ~ < I ?I) 125 (2) 115 (3) 19 (4) 85

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151 n which state is Vivekanand Rock situated?

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(1) Kerala (2) West Bengal (3) Karnataka (4) Tamil Naduf l ~ i f > I 1 < ; U flRl U'i'l i\ 31C1ff'ld t ?(I) (2) lfWl (3) if>'1kif> (4) dfYMW ;

152 Which is the largest sweet water lake in India?(1) Sambhar lake (2) Dallake(3) Wular lake (4) Govind Sagar' lm i\ lira 'lFft ,lihr,ffi ~ 'Iit.l t ?(I) \1i'11: (2) SM (3) '{W: ~

153 Golan Heights is situated in which country ?(I) Syria (2) Israel (3) Palestine (4) Lebanon>iTM ,1IR+l flRl ~ i\ t ?(1) mft>lT (2) ~ I < I ~ M (3) Ni\ ft \


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156 Who founded Vikramshila university ?(1) Dharma pal (2) Devpal (3) Mahipal (4) Shishupal

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169 Who was the constitutional Advisor of the constituent Assembly ofIndia?(1) Sir B.N. Rao (2) Dr. K. M. Munshi(3) Dr B. R. Ambedkar (4) Patanjali Shastri'1m qi\ -.ifo 'lR "B'11 ~ l l f . i q ; - \1


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173 Pandit Shiv Kumar Sharma is associated with which one of the musi-cal instruments?(I) Flute (2) Sarod (3) Santoor (4) Veena-qo fuq W1\ f.j' 'ifMf


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177 Who has been awarded Dada Saheb Phalke Award for 2010:(1) K. Balachander (2) Shashi Kapoor(3) Dharmendra (4) Kamal Hasan20 10 q j ~ ~ H h l ( foni\ fu:


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181. Where did the BRICS ( Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa)leader s meet take place recently?(1) Sanya (2) Moscow (3) Mumbai (4) Beizingf


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189 What is Prashant Nilayam ?(1) House of Satya Sai Baba2) A temple in Kerala3) Palace of Nizam of Hyderabad

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193 Which one of the following states did not go to polls recently?(1) West Bengal (2) Tamil Nadu (3) Orissa (4) AssamR' '1f


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