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Maximum Marks: 200
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Sections
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ii)
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v)
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Test Components
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Ii MKG-XIVITECHPRT-1II/1T/01SECTION -A
i) General Awareness
1. Khangchendzonga National Park and 6. The famous Sanchi Stupa, one of the
biosphere reserve is located in Asoka's architectural epitome is located
(A) Arunachal Pradesh in
(B) Himachal Pradesh (A) Bihar
(C) Sikkim(B) Uttar Pradesh
(D) Assam(C) Madhya Pradesh
(D) Orissa
2. Magadha empire was established on7. Unit Value of Terra Byte is
the bank of(A) 106 (B) 109
(A) Yamuna river(C) 1012 (D) 1015
(B) .Son.river
(C) Gomati river 8. Fall of Indian Rupees against Dollar may
(D) Sarayu riverhelp to
(A) Importers
3. The Harappa site Lothal is situated in (B) Exporters
(A) Maharashtra (C) Increase foreign exchange reserve
(B) Rajasthan (D) Travellers who travels from India
(C) Lahore9. What does UNFCCC stands for
(D) Gujarat(A) United Nations Framework
4. Samkhya, is one of the six philosophicalConvention on Climate
Co-operationschools of ancient India, its founder is
(B) United Nations Framework(A) Patanjali
Convention on Climate Change(B) Kapila (C) United Nations Framework(C) Goutama Convention on Climate and
(D) Jaimini Co-ordination
(D) United Nations Framework5. Which of the following is/are not the Convention on Co-operation
principles of Ashoka's Dhamma ? and Co-ordination
(A) Propagation of Buddhism10. Recently Flipkart was sold and it was
(B) Worship taken over by
(C) Sacrifice (A) Alibaba (B) Paytm
(D) All the above (C) Walmart (D) Apple
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(8) f%~I:q~ ~
(C) fBm~
(0) ~
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(A) ~-;rcft
(8) ~-;rcft
(C) ~-;rcft
(0) ~-;rcft
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(8) ~2fR
(C) ~
(0) ~
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(A) qd\jjk1
(8) ~
(C) litm
(0) ~
5. R~k1f@d ~ ~ ~-~ ~ ~ w:rr ~~~~?
(A) ~ wfCOT>rTm:
(8) ~
(C) ~
(0) '3Cffi~
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6. ~~~,~~~~S1Rt~Hl
~~~t ~~~I(A) ~
(8) ~~
(C) ll~~
(0) ~
7. Rr~COT~l1R~
(A) 106 (8) 109
(C) 1012 (0) 1015
8. ~~WlPd~~COTfTR;n _
cfiT ~t5I~dl Cfi\~~ I}'
(A) 3i1~ldCflI
(8) R~fdCflI
(C) ~ f4Rli~ ~ ~
(0) ~~'m«f~~~
9. UNFCCC COTf4'R1R ~ ~
(A) United Nations Framework
Convention on Climate
Co-operation
(8) United Nations Framework
Convention on Climate Change
(C) United Nations Framework
Convention on Climate and
Co-ordination
(0) United Nations Framework
Convention on Co-operation
and Co-ordination
10. ~tt~ftR1qCf)li~~3fn:~ __
IDU31f~ fc8n 1Tm I
(A) 3ict1CSlICSlI (8) ~
(C) qT~~li (0) ~
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• MKG-XIV rrECHPRT -11I/1T/0111. Currencies held by the public or by the 16. Which of the following statement givenbanks are called below correct about cell ?
(A) High powered money (A) Only nucleus contains DNA
(B) Low powered money (B) In plant cells chloroplast also contains
(C) Broad moneyDNA
(C) Both are right(D) Both Band C
(D) Both are wrong
12. In India monetary policy is regulated17. Krishna river flows through
by(A) Maharashtra, Karnataka and
(A) Union Finance MinistryAndhra Pradesh
(B) RBI (B) Gujarat, Karnataka, Maharashtra
(C) Both A and B and Andhra Pradesh
(D) Finance Ministry, RBI and State (C) Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana
Governments together and Andhra Pradesh.• J'"
(D) Gujarat, Telangana, Maharashtra,13. Which of the following particular is the Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh
second largest revenue expenditure of18. In India Chief Justice of High Court isthe Central Government?
appointed by(A) Salaries
(A) Central Government(B) Pensions
(B) State Government(C) Defence
(C) Governor
(D) Crude oil (D) President
14. Which of the following city is not a 19. Who has the authority to issue ordinance
western coast city of U.S:A. ? bill in India?
(A) Loss Angels (A) Council of Ministers
(B) California (B) Prime Minister
(C) San Francisco (C) President
(D) New York (D) Supreme Court
15. 2019 Air India Expo will be held in20. Present Agriculture Minister of Union
Government is(A) Pune
(A) Narendra SinghTomar(B) Mumbai (B) Chaudhary Birender Singh(C) Bangalore (C) Radha Mohan Singh
(D) Nagpur (D) Ram Vilas Paswan
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Cflt:j(
(0) ~
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16. Chl~ICflI~ GTR-q F1CiWiR9d ~ -m (fi~
~~?
(A) ~~-q~mm~
(B) 't1TGl:r cnl ~ 1Cfl13lT-q Cf~>1() C(1FR -q,:fi~mcn%
(C) ~~~
(0) ~TR1(f~
17. ~-;rcft B~~~ I
(A) ~t:RIts?, Cfl"lT2Cfl3TR 31T~~
(B) ~,Cfl"lT2Cfl, ~t:RIts? 3TR
31T~~
(C) ~t:I{I~, Cfl"l12Cfl,(1
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ii) General Intelligence and Reasoning Ability
21. Complete the analogy 100 : 625 :: 80 : ?
(A) 216 (B) 400
(C) 500 (0) 640
22. Find the missing number in the square.
64 80 12
25 11 6
164 125 ?
(A) 17
(C) 16
(B) 18
(0) 15
23. Pick the odd one out among the pairs,
(4, 16), (5,30), (6, 42), (7,56).
(A) (4, 16) (B) (5, 30)
(C) (6,42) (0) (7,56)
24. @J @J @ @JWrite the number opposite to 3 in the
above cube.
(A) 5
(C) 1
(B) 2
(0) 6
25. Choose the rightoption for * in the order for
the equation (13 * 9) * (14 * 11) * 13 = 3.
(A) + x + + (B) - x - +
(C) x + - + (0) x x - +
26. Kamal is five times older than her sister
Veena who is 2 years less than her
brother Vinay. If Vinay is 10 years old,
then what will be the age of Kamal?
(A) 56 Years (B) 42 Years
(C) 40 Years (0) 35 Years
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27. A, B, C, 0 and E are 5 boys. A, Band C
play Football; B, 0 and E play Tennis;
A, Band E play cricket ;.C, 0 and E
play Hockey. Who plays only Football
and Hockey?
(A) A
(C) 0
(B) B
(0) C
28. Complete the Analogy in the following
figures.
EJ:~: :[]]:?(A) ~ (B) 00(C) I w I (D) none of these
29. In a game of musical chairs, 16 girls are
participating. Every round of music will
have 2 minutes duration. An interval of
5 minutes is given after every 5 rounds
of music. How much time will it take to
complete the game with the condition
that after each round there is a decrease
of 1 person?
(A) 47 mins.
(C) 38 mins.
(B) 45 mins.
(0) 40 mins.
30. Anil introduces Mohan saying "He is
the husband of the grand daughter of
the father of my father". How is Mohan
related to Anil ?
(A) Son-in-law
(B) Brother
(C) Brother-in-law
(0) None of these
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21. ~~{C\q(11~ c:h)~l!>100 : 625 : : 80: ?
(A) 216 (8) 400
(C) 500 (0) 640
22. crT-qWO~~~1
64 80 12
25 11 6
164 125 ?
(A) 17 (8) 18
(C) 16 (0) 15
23. ~-q~~~~n.m~~(4, 16), (5,30),
(6, 42), (7, 56) I
(A) (4, 16) (8) (5,30)
(C) (6,42) (0) (7,56)
24. @J@J~@J~tR-q~ 3~ fClq{)(1~~t, ~
RiR9l!> I
(A) 5 (8) 2
(C) 1 (0) 6
25. ~JOftCfi(OI(13 * 9) * (14 * 11) * 13 = 3~ ~*~~~Sfi1l-q~ fClCfi("q~ I
(A) + x + + (8) - x - +
(C) x + - + (0) x x - +
26. "CfilR1~ ~ cfiurr ~ 5 ~ ~ t ~
~~~~2~~tl~~
cRt ~ 10 ~ t, "ffi"CfilR1cRt ~ CflrTt ?
(A) 56~ (8) 42~
(C) 40~ (0) 35~
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27. A, 8, C, 0 3fn: E ~ ~ ~ I A, 8 3fn: C~TfI ~~; 8, 0 3ft< E~~~;A, 8 3fn: E ~ ~ ~ ; C, 0 3fn: E~~~ I ~~ 3>GcilTfi3fn:~~~?
(A) A (8) 8
(C) 0 (0) C
28. ~~I,Rlli'i-q~~{C\qcll~~ I
~:[§J: :[2]:?(A}[~J (B)~(e) I w I (D) ~ it ~ -;ffll
29. ~m~~~~ "@~ -q 16 ~~fcfic:rT~ Cfi\uft ~ I WfRr ~ ~ ~ cRt~2~tWfur~~5~~~
5~(fiT~~~t I~c@~
"Cfi8 -q ~ ~ Wrrn ~ ~ ~ w eft~ fcfi ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 Olffcffi t:RJ ~
~? .
(A) 47~ (8) 45~
(C) 38~ (0) 40~
30. ~ ~ (fiT~ ~ ~ ~ Cfi(qlcllt fcf; "~ .q:{fqcn ~ fqcn cRt -c:ffift (fiT~t"~~~~"5ICfiR~t ?
(A) GllnG
(8) ~
(C) ~
(0) ~~cnW~
31. If LOTUS is coded as RTXXU, thenFLOWER is coded as
(A) LQSZGS
(8) MRTAHT
(C) MQTAHR
(D) LQSAGR
32. If HOTEL is coded as 12, then how
URVASI coded?
(A) 14
(C) 11
(8) 13
(D) 15
33. How many triangles are there in the
figure?
(A) 10 (8) 12
(C) 14 (D) 13
34. Identify by interchanging which 2 signs
(operations) the equation,
18 + 12 + 5 x 6 - 2 = 15 can be madevalid.
(A) + and- (8) xand-
(C) + and x (D) -and +
35. When 6 apples were distributed to each
member of a group, one apple was left.
When each one was given 7 apples, one
person did not get any. The number of
people in the group was
(A) 15 (8) 10
(C) 9 (D) 8
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36. Select the word which is differentfrom the other three alternative words
among, {Miniature, Despair, Touched,
Disgusted}
(A) Despair
(8) Touched
(C) Miniature
(D) Disgusted
37. Find the number which comes next in
the sequence 2, 5, 14, 41, 122, ?
(A) 300 (8) 365
(C) 355 (D) 265
38. Ms. Priya walks 10 metres in front facing
the sun and goes 10 mts to the right.
Then every time turning to her left, she
walks 5, 15 and 15 mts respectively.
How far she is now from her starting
point?
(A) 10 mt
(C) 5 mt
(8) 15 mt
(D) 20 mt
39. If Sun: Star: : ? : ?? then find ?, ??
(A) day and night
(8) bed and sleep
(C) dove and bird
(0) lamp and light
40. Which number replaces the question
mark?
~~A12 1 11 7 15 17
(A) 12 (8) 10
(C) 2 . (0) 22
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31. ~ LOTUSCf)l~ RTXXU-aT FLOWER
Cf)l~~ I
(A) LQSZGS
(8) MRTAHT
(C) MQTAHR
(D) LQSAGR
32. ~ HOTEL Cf)l~ 12t -aTURVASI CfiT~~?
(A) 14
(C) 11
(8) 13
(D) 15
33. m~~~~?
(A) 10 (8) 12
(C) 14 (D) 13
34. Cffl1lWR q jtClctZi q t3'i:1I PI~m 2 ~ -Uf\ 18+12..;..5x6-2=15Cf))~'Cl
~\JfT~ I
(A) + 3fR - (8) x 3fR -
(C) + 3fR x (D) - 3fR ..;..
35. ~1%~~~~Cf))6~~
~-aT1%~~1"fm 1~~Cf))7~
~~, -aT1% cx:rfcffi Cf))1% ~ ;nff m I~~~~~~
(A) 15 (8) 10
(C) 9 (D) 8
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36. {Miniature, Despair, Touched, Disgusted}
~-UCffl~~~ ~CfH NCf)(Yq1 ~-uf~~ I
(A) Despair
(8) Touched
(C) Miniature
(D) Disgusted
37. Cffl ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 311Tffi Wrft2,5,14,41,122, ?
(A) 300 (8) 365
(C) 355 (D) 265
38. ~~fSrm~~ 3ffiW9~ 101ft. ~T.fffift ~ 3fR 10 lf0:GTtt T.fffift ~ I -fiR ~
tm: 31tH GTtt ~ Cffl 5, 15 3fR 15 lfiR~: T.fffift % I Cffl 31tH ~ ffiG -U
-.:>
~fcmFft~~ ?e-,
(A) 10 1ft.
(C) 51ft.
(8) 151ft.
(D) 201ft.
39. ~ ~ : oro :: ? : ?? -aT?, ?? ~ cR I. (A) ua 3fR K-l(8) ~ 3fR -;:fiG
(C) ~ 3fR llpJT
(D) ~ 3fR>rcnm
40. ~-mm-r~~Cf))W{fi~?
2 9 4
AAA12 1 11 7 15 17
(A) 12 (8) 10
(C) 2 (D) 22
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iii) Arithmetical and Numerical Ability
43. A man saved Rs. 66,000 in 20 years. In
each succeeding year after the first year
he saved Rs. 200 more than what he
saved in the previous year. How much
did he save in first year?
(A) Rs. 1,400
(8) Rs. 1,000
(C) Rs. 1,200
(0) None of these
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46. The traffic signal lights at three different
road crossings change after 48 sec.,
72 sec. and 108 sec. respectively.
If they all change simultaneously at
8 : 20 : 00 hours, then at what time will
they again change simultaneously?
(A) 8: 27 : 12 hours
(8) 8: 30 : 00 hours
(C) 8: 54 : 10 hours
(0) none of these
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41. 1,000 '3llmcrcn3if ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~
TFITfcp 720 '3llmcrcn A~ c8 ~ ~
~ 14508~c8~~t I~~
~~t~~~c8~cnmt ?
(A) 70
(8) 170
(C) 270
(0) ~-a~~
42. ~ P(n) : '49n + 16n + k', nEN~~ 64
-afcf~t err kCfiT ~dA l1Rt
(A) 0
. (8) 63
(C) -1
(0) - 10
43. ~~ 20Cf!5ll~~. 66,000~t I
~~Cfff~~~. 200~~
t~~~Cfff~~ I~)J~
Cfff~~~cfiT ?
(A) ~. 1,400
(8) ~. 1,000
(C) ~. 1,200
(0) ~-a~~
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(A) 1%5
(8) %5
120(C) 350
(0) %50
45. Gl ~3if ~ HCF 3fR LCM CfiT ~OI'1q;cl
216t 1~~~18t (frGWt~~ Ie-,
(A) 11
(8) 13
(C) 8
(0) 12
46. cfH f~ ~ StilmJI 1R 41(1141(1 ~
eft ~ Sf>lm: 48 ~~, 72 ~ ~
108 ~~~ tttGcl(ft t I~~~~
"Bm8: 20 : 00t:R~ tttGclctlt err~"Bm~~: Cfjef tttG~Jfl ?
(A) 8: 27: 12t:R
(8) 8: 30 : 00 t:R
(C) 8: 54 : 10 t:R
(0) ~-a~~
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48. If a, ~ are the roots of the equation
2x2 - x + 1 = 0, then the value ofa3 + ~3 =
(A) -%(8) %
(C) %(0) none of these
49. A 2 digit number contains the smaller of
two digits in the unit's place. The product
is 40 and the difference between the
digits is 3. Find the number.
(A) 58
(C) 25
50.
(8) 85
(0) 52
Three years ago, father was 4 times as
old as his son and after 5 years he will
be 3 times as old as his son. Find the
present age of son.
(A) 18 years
(C) 17 years
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(0) 19 years
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51. A sum of money doubles itself in
12 years, 6 months at a certain rate of
simple interest. In how many years will
it triple itself?
(A) 30 yrs.
(8) 25 yrs.
(C) 29.5 yrs.
(0) none of these
52. A farmer walks from village A to village 8,
at a speed of 10 kmph and returned
back at the speed of 15 kmph. Find the
average speed of his entire journey.
(A) 12.5 kmph
(8) 13 kmph
(C) 12 kmph
(0) none of these
53. A batsman finds that by scoring a
century in the 11th innings of his test
matches, he has bettered his average of
the previous 10 innings by 5 runs. What
is his average after the 11th innings?
(A) 45 runs
(8) 50 runs
(C) 48 runs
(0) none of these
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(33)2 _ 3(32) 51. ~~12cr:f6~ifm~~47. (30)2 + 3(2°) CfiTlfR ~
\f{mCfi1~~"ffift~ 1~~if
(A) 1 I Cffl m Cfi1~ ~ Wfi ?
(8) -1%x 36 I(A) 30 cr:f
(C) 36, (8) 25 cr:f
(C) 29.5 cr:f
36
I (0) ~~~;rtff(0) -- 2
48.
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54. The sales of a company was Rs. 35,000 58. Walking at 4 kmph, a student reaches his
in June and Rs. 30,000 in July. Find the college 5 minutes late and if he walks atpercentage decrease.
5 kmph, he reaches 2% minutes early.(A) 15%
What is the distance from his house to(8) 14.29 %
college?(C) 10%
(D) none of these(A) 3km
(8) 2.5 km55. The rate of a movie ticket was Rs. 150.
This was reduced by 20 %. Due to the (C) 5km
discount in price the revenue increased (D) none of these
by 20%. What was the percentage
increase in the number of viewers? 59. How much of a low quality tea at Rs. 9
(A) 50% per kg must be mixed with 100 kgs of
(8) 30% superior tea at Rs. 13.50 per kg, to give
(C) 20% an average of Rs. 11 per kg ?
(D) none of these(A) 100 kg
56. Find the cost price of an article which is (8) 120 kg
sold for Rs. 220 at a loss of 12 %.(C) 125 kg
(A) Rs.200 (8) RS.310(D) none of these
(C) Rs.250 (D) RS.225
57. A can do a piece of work in 12 days, 8 60. If 10 persons working 7 hours daily can
in 15 days and C in 18 days. All began build 8 water tanks in 5 days, how many
to work together. A leaves after 2 days days will 12 persons working 6 hours
and 8 leaves 3 days before the workdaily take to build 36 water tanks?
was finished. How long did the work last?
971'1 days(A) 21.875 days
(A)
(8) 87{1 days(8) 22.56 days
(C) 9 days(C) 20.95 days
(D) none of these (D) none of these
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54. ~ ~ ~ ~ -ij ~~. 35,000 3fR 58. 4 fcn.lft. >rfut:kT :q~Cfl{~ fcrnT~3ltH
~ -ij~. 30,000 ~ I SlRt~ld fTRIClC:~ CflT~'JI5 ~ ~ ~ ~-:qm ~, ~ ~
cRl 5 fcn.lft.>rfut:kT~t aT 2% iiRz~(A) 15 % $m~1~t:R~~~~~~?(B) 14.29 %
(A) 3 fcn.lft.(C) 10 %
(8) 2.5 fcn.lft.(0) ~~~~
(C) 5fcn.lft.
55. ~~cfitftcR:cfit~~. 150~ 1"3B20%(0) ~~~~
~Tfm 1~-ij~~CfiRUT~20%
~rfufcn.m. ~
(A) 50 % ~ c€t~. 13.50 >rfufcn.m. ~ ~
(8) 30 % ~OICl~I~ toofs.m. ~~m~fcnB~
(C) 20 % -ij fll~141 ~ fcn ~~. 11 >rfufcn.m.
(0) ~~~~ ~?
56. ~~Cf)T~~~cRiT 12 % mf.t (A) 100 fcn.m.
\f{~. 220-ij~~~ I (B) tzofs.m.
(A) ~. 200 (B) ~. 310 (C) 125 fcn.m.
(C) ~. 250 (0) ~. 225(0) ~~~~
57. A ~ ~ "Cfll 12 K.n -ij Cfi\Wflffi ~ IB 15~-ijCfi\~~ 3fRC 18~-ij~
60. ~10~7tR~~~5~
~~ 1~~m~~cnGT~cnB -ij 8lfRT ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I fcf;cR~ -ij~ I A ~K-n~~~~ 3fR B
iv) Hindi Language and Comprehension
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68. ~ ~ ~ ~ '&lUT~' ~ q)T ~
~?
(A) ~ &lUTm -ij~ m~ c.rraT m(8) ~
(C) ~ &lUT-ij~ mtT ~
(0) ~
69. '~~;;l' ~ q)T 3l2l%(A) ~ cnT;r 14H~cll~1I
(8) ~ cnT 14H~ClIC11
(C) ~~~m(0) ~~~~
70. '~~'~q)T~~
(A) ~;r~
(8) ~ >Tmfw.n
(C) ~ cnTfutrr ;r ~
(0) ~~C1 ~;rWRl
71. ~ tilt:IClii cnl ~ 3l~ ~ m~ \jf)'$Cfl{R1f@~ I
61. ~~~~ '~\lIcl1'~CfiT q414C1I-qt
~?
(A) ~
(C) ~
(8) ~
(0) ~
62. 'Tft:U'~q)T~~%
(A) ffi~C11 (8) "!R=
v) English Language and Comprehension
~'lNr~anU
Find the meanings of the given idioms. 86. (A)
(B)
(C)
(0)
81. Weal and woe
(A) Now and again
(B) Joy and sorrow
(C) Useful and harmful
(0) Plus and minus points
82. Round peg in a square hob
(A) Untrustworthy
(B) Invalid
(C) In an unpleasant situation
(0) A misfit
Choose the appropriate tenses.
83. I hope you will have washed your face
and hands before you come to the
dinner table.
(A) Simple future tense
(B) Future perfect tense
(C) Past perfect tense
(0) Future continuous tense
84. I have been working for two hours.
(A) Present perfect continuous tense
(B) Present perfect tense
(C) Present continuous tense
(0) Simple present tense
Find the wrongly spelt word from the given
words.
85. (A) Flippancy
(B) Chicanary
(C) Besmirch
(0) Aberration
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Acerbity
Cadaverous
Garrulous
Heterogenous
Select the appropriate figure of speech.
87. England won the fi rst test match against
Australia.
(A) Synecdoche
(B) Litotes
(C) Simile
(0) Irony
88. The pen is mightier than the sword.
(A) Pun
(B) Hyperbole
(C) Metonymy
(0) Epigram
Identify the given sentences as simple,
compound, complex, positive or negative
sentences.
89. In spite of his hard work, he failed theexam.
(A) Compound
(B) Simple
(C) Negative
(0) Complex
90. I stood up so that I could see the gameclearly.
(A) Complex
(B) Positive
(C) Simple
(0) Compound
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Choose the correct words from the options
given below.
91. Before mining the cake, weigh __
ingredients precisely.
(A) All
(-8) Most
(C) Each
(D) Whole
92. We will have to work quickly because I
haven't got time.
~) A~ (B) ~~~
(C) Some (D) Much
Replace the underlined verbs with the correct
options given.
93. I am sure we will all remember this
holiday with great pleasure.
(A) think over
(B) look back on
(C) stand up for
(D) go in for
94. Unless you confess, we shall all be
punished.
(A) put up with
(B) find out
(C) own up
(D) carry on
Choose the correct opposites of the givenwords.
95. Bucolic
(A) Reserved
(B) Rustic
(C) Cheerful
(D) Urbane
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96. Temerity
(A) Low or dice
(B) Unscholarly
(C) Frank
(D) Philanthropic
Select the appropriate clause for the given
sentences.
97. There was nothing he would not do if
only he might make profit.
(A) Adjective clause
(B) Adverb clause
(C) Noun clause
(D) Relative clause
98. They never fail who die in a great cause.
(A) Adjective clause
(B) Relative clause
(C) Adverb clause
(D) Noun clause
Select the correct pronoun for the underlined
word.
99. The principal himself spoke to me.
(A) Reflexive pronoun
(B) Emphasising pronoun
(C) Demonstrative pronoun
(D) Possessive pronoun
100. The boy who stole your pen has been
punished.
(A) Distributive pronoun
(B) Demonstrative pronoun
(C) Relative pronoun
(D) Possessive pronoun
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101.
SECTION-B
Post Specific Subject - Related Questions
Growth in a child refers to which of the 105. The direction of development in a child
following ? along the longitudinal axis is called
(A) Behavioral changes alone (A) Cephalo-caudal
(B) Structural changes alone (B) Caudo-cephalic
(C) Physiologic changes alone (C) Lateral
(D) Both (B) and (C) (D) Distal
102. Growth is in terms of 106. Which part of the body does the child
change in weight, height and size. first gain control over?
(A) Limited to childhood(A) Right arm
(B) Until 35 years of age(B) Left arm
(C) Head(C) Until 60 years of age
(D) Ceaseless(D) Legs
107. Which of these statements is true?103. Changes in a child that bring qualitative
changes in function or character are(A) Boys mature earlier than girls.
(A) Physiological(B) Both boys and girls mature during
a similar age.(B) Physical
(C) Girls mature earlier than boys.(C) Developmental
(D) Boys become adolescents earlier
(D) Culturalthan girls.
104. Which of these terms specifically mean 108. Which of these teaching methods is
after birth ? considered traditional ?
(A) Prenatal (A) Chalk and talk
(B) Postnatal (B) Distance education
(C) Antenatal (C) Cooperative learning
(D) Perinatal (D) Activity-based learning
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116. An experiment usually helps to establish 121. Which of these statements aptlya relationship. describe education?
(A) Teacher-learner (A) It is a lifelong process.
(8) Cause-effect (8) It is a continuous process.
(C) Learner-learner (C) It is free from rigidity.
(D) Affect-based (D) All of the above
117. Which of these refers to preparing a 122. As described by the bi-polar processsequence of action steps to achieve of education, there are two polessome specific goal ? influencing each other according to
(A) Determination Sir John Adam. They include the
(8) Termination educator and the educand. Who among
(C) Motivating these represent the two poles?
(D) Planning (A) Teacher-student
(8) Teacher-parent118. means something that can (C) Parent-student
be used to help achieve an aim.(D) Student-teacher
(A) Replacement
(8) Resource 123. The third arm in the tri-polar process of
(C) Source education adds another dimension to
(D) Foundationthe bi-polar process and is represented
by which of the following?
119. Which of these is an educational (A) Parents
institutional resource? (8) Teachers
(A) Community (C) Recreation
(8) Village (D) Curriculum
(C) University
(D) Town124. The process of education arranged in a
precise or regular way that is curriculum
120. education is seen as bound and examination 'oriented is also
a tedious and complex process. described as
(A) Outdoor-based (A) Informal education
(8) Indoor-based (8) Non-formal education
(C) Lectures (C) Formal education
(D) Didactic (D) Distance education
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125. An organized and systematic learning 129. On the basis of the recommendation
activity that takes place outside the of commission, the
formal system is known as first National Policy on Education was
(A) Informal education formulated by Government of India in
1968.(B) Uniform education
(A) Kothari(C) Formal education
(B) Yashpal(D) Non-formal education
(C) Frobel
126. The type of education that is not (D) Tagore
consciously planned without a fixed130. Which of these is NOT one of the four
curriculum or method of teaching ispillars of education highlighted by
(A) Non-formal Delores Commission?
(B) Informal (A) Learning to be
(C) Fixed (B) To have
(D) Formal (C) To know
(D) To live together127. Which of the following influential thinkers
divided the aim of education into two 131. Linguists generally look at language as
main types-Immediate and ultimate a pairing of and
aims? (A) grammar and dictionary
(A) John Dewey (B) speaking and learning
(B) Rabindranatha Tagore(C) teaching and learning
(D) educere and educatum(C) Maria Montessori
(D) Mahatma Gandhi 132. At which age is a child able to develop a
language that matches the correctness128. The modern Indian State is alan principles of the appropriate words and
State. grammar of a given language?
(A) Autocratic (A) 2 years
(B) Theocratic (B) 4 years
(C) Welfare (C) 6 years
(D) Underdeveloped (D) 8 years
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[I MKG-XIVITECHPRT-1II/1T/01141. Piaget proposed that a child's thinking 145. Instant recognition of a number pattern
begins with two processes: perception without counting is known as
and(A) Subitizing
(A) Proprioception(B) Assimilation
(B) Belief system(C) Deduction
(C) Intelligence(D) Ordering
(D) Representation
146. Inferring particular cases from general142. Modifying the existing structure to
rule is type of reasoning.interpret the object, event or process
was described by Piaget as which of (A) Induction
the following? (B) Deduction
(A) Assumption (C) Processing
(B) Accommodation (D) Capacitation
(C) Adoption
147. When one is aware of his/her ways of(D) Assimilation
thinking or learning, it is known as
143. Which of these is the first stage of (A) Adaptation
cognitive development?(B) Accommodation
(A) Formal operation(C) Meta-cognition
(B) Concrete operation(D) Representation
(C) Sensory-motor
(D) Pre-operation 148. Transitivity of numbers, length, mass
144. Which of these is considered the first stepand weight take place during which
in introducing number concepts?period?
(A) Addition (A) Sensory-motor
(B) Subtraction (B) Pre-operation
(C) Counting (C) Concrete operation
(D) Multiplication (D) Formal operation
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Il MKG-XIVITECHPRT-1II/1T/01149. Mathematics is accepted as a branch 153. Which of these appropriately describes
of second language ?
(A) Logic (A) Language that is primarily spoken
(B) Arithmetic at home
(C) Analysis(8) Language studied in the school in
(0) Algebraaddition to the language spoken at
150. Students are engaged in the classroom home
through different learning tasks. This (C) Language that is used by non-phase is known as native persons
(A) Engagement phase(0) All of the above
(B) Exploration phase
(C) Explanation phase 154. 8y the time the child has completed
(0) Evaluation phase class II, what is expected of him/her ?
151. Which language is accorded the status(A) Ability to read sentences consisting
" of 5 - 6 words.of associate official language at the
national level in India? (B) Child should be able to pronounce
(A) Hindi complex words made of 10 - 15
(B) Sanskrit letters.
(C) English (C) The child still babbles and does
(0) Pali not speak in complete meaningful
152. The National Curriculum Frameworksentences.
(2005) emphasises which of the (0) The child is not expected at this
following? stage to understand the relationship
(A) The use of the child's mother of one sentence to another.
tongue as a medium of learning at
the primary level. 155. With regard to teaching, which of the
(B) Every child has the right to following terms is philosophical in
guaranteed quality elementary nature?
education.(A) Method
(C) Special provisions were provided(B) Procedure
for disadvantaged groups.
(0) Free and compulsory education to (C) Technique
children of 6 - 14 years age. (0) Approach
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156. Which of these relate to classroom 160.
activity?
(A) Principles
(8) Methods
(C) Philosophy
(D) Techniques
157. Cooperative language learning is also
known as 161.
(A) Choice-based learning
(8) Collaborative learning
(C) Content-based learning
(D) Conditioned learning
158. Cooperative language learning is
marked by which of the following?
(A) It is learner-centric
(8) It is ineffective for language
acquisition
(C) It does not use interactional
method
(D) None of the above
159. Which of these is a receptive skill?
(A) Listening
(8) Speaking
(C) Writing
(D) Producing words
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Which of these terms refers to having
the ability to understand two languages,
but being able to express oneself
through one language?
(A) Consecutive bilingualism
(8) Successive bilingualism
(C) Receptive bilingualism
(D) Simultaneous bilingualism
Which of these is a planned performance
of an occupational skill, scientific
principle or an experiment?
(A) Jigsaw method
(8) Problem solving
(C) Synthetic method
(D) Demonstration
162. Which form of pedagogy moves from
known to unknown or from concrete to
abstract?
(A) Analytic method
(8) Synthetic method
(C) Laboratory method
(D) Jigsaw method
163. Which one of these is the best ways to
be a good communicator?
(A) Writing
(8) Listening
(C) Nonverbal communication
(D) Speaking
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171. Which of these is not a technique in 175. This method of teaching of grammar
teaching grammar? focuses on instruction before practice
(A) Diagramming sentences(A) Deductive method
(B) Meaning of vocabulary(B) Inductive method
(C) Interactive teaching(C) Interactive teaching
(D) Deductive teaching
(D) Diagramming sentences
172. The philosophical teaching model known
as the Insight model was proposed by 176. The curriculum is best described as
which of the following thinkers? (A) An attempt to achieve certain goals
(A) John Locke for students
(B) Kant (B) Teachers evaluating the process
(C) Daniel Davis(C) A body of knowledge that is to be
(D) Platotransacted
173. Which of these modern teaching model (D) All of the above
families were proposed by Bruce R.
Joyce?177. Which of these describes the syllabus?
(A) Information processing models (A) Outline of the course
(B) Personal models (B) Product
(C) Social interaction models (C) All the courses offered
(D) All of the above (D) Process
174. In the modern approach of learning,178. The complete set of taught material in
students are given the freedom to learnthe school system is also known as
at their own pace which is known as
(A) Course outline(A) Active learning
(B) Adaptive learning(B) Syllabus
(C) Collaborative learning (C) Product
(D) Invitational environment (D) Curriculum
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11 MKG-XIVrrECHPRT -11I/1 T/01179. A group of related, interacting parts that 183. With regard to lesson planning, alan
together form an interdependent whole is a statement of purpose for
is alan the whole lesson.
(A) Effect (A) Outline
(B) System (B) Instructional method
(C) Cause (C) Objective
(D) Model (D) Organized support material
180. A is a physical object 184. The most important part that comes after
which represents another thing. the deployment of the lesson on the part
(A) Organization of the teacher on what worked and what
(B) System needs improvement is known as
(C) Structure (A) Sequencing
(D) Model (B) Reflection
(C) Evaluation181. 'Stating learning outcomes' falls under
(D) Assessmentwhich part of pedagogical analysis?
(A) Interactive stage 185. Higher levels of retention can be achieved
(B) Pre-active stage through involvement in
(C) Evaluative stagelearning.
(A) Active(D) Feedback stage
(B) Passive
182. Which of these is not a part of the (C) Verbal instruction'interactive stage' of pedagogical
(D) Verbal receivinganalysis?
(A) Giving feedback 186. A shows simulated
(B) Deciding approaches of stimulus movements of stars, planets and other
presentation celestial objects.
(C) Deciding on expected learners' (A) Planetarium
responses (B) Herbarium
(D) Determining tools for achievement (C) Vivarium
of learning outcomes (D) Paludarium
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II MKG-XIV rrECHPRT -11I/1T/01187. Which of these describes an enclosed 191. Which of these statements is true?
area for keeping and raising animals or (A) Gender parity is measureable.
plants for observation or research? (B) Gender equality is easier to
(A) Insectarium measure than gender parity.
(B) Paludarium (C) Gender parity is a wider concept
(C) Terrarium that includes gender equality.
(0) All of the above (0) Gender equality only means
equal numbers of boys and girls
188. Science Parks are places meant for accessing education.
(A) Scientific research192. The process of being fair to women and
(B) Leisure activitiesmen is also termed
(C) Interactive exhibits(A) Gender equity
(0) Both Band C(B) Gender sensitivity
189. Visual representation of numerical data (C) Gender awareness
is done through which of the following? (0) Gender equality
(A) Maps193. Which of these statements describe the
(B) Periodicals concept of 'gender roles' ?
(C) Flip chart (A) The social roles and responsibilities
(0) Graphs that are considered appropriate for
men and women in a culture.190. are models used
(B) The absence of discrimination onto explain the process involved.
the basis of a person's sex.
(A) Working models(C) Contrasts with gender blindness.
(B) Replica models(0) Numerical concept concerned with
(C) Specimensthe relative equality in terms of
(0) Photographs numbers.
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