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14. Which of the following country recently 18. "Tiwa tribals" are the tribal group mainlydeclared a climate emergency andbecame the second country to declare found in which of the following States ?the same?(A) Ireland (A) Assam
(8) Russia (8) Kerala(C) Japan(D) None of the above (C) Tamil Nadu
15. Which of the following river described (D) Gujaratas the lifeline of the State Goa ?(A) Mahadayi 19. What is "Akademik Lomonosov" which(8) Krishna(C) Godavari is recently in news?
(D) None of the above (A) World's first floating nuclear plant
16. What is "Deng Vaxia" which is (8) It is an endangered species ofrecently in news?(A) First vaccine approved by FDA for South Africa
prevention of dengue disease(6) A joint military exercise between (C) "International book festival" which
Djibouti and Denmarkwill be held at Dublin
(C) Which is a recently Oscar awardedmovie. (D) None of the above
(D) None of the above
17. Which of the following statementis is/ 20. What is the name of the most ancient
are true about Arctic Council?type of molecule in our universe
(A) Russia is the Founding Member ofArctic Council discovered by the scientist recently?
(6) Which is a 7 member grouping of(A) Helium Hydride ionnations that have territories of the
Arctic (8) Sodium carbonate ion(C) Recently India has been reelected
as an observer to the Arctic (C) Helium bicarbonate ionCouncil
(D) None of the above (D) None of the above
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21. Roshan is taller than Hardikwho isshorter 25. Raj and Roy start walking in oppositethan Sushil. Niza is taller than Harry but directions. Raj walked 3 km and Royshorter than Hardik. Sushil is shorter' walked 4 km. Then Raj turned rightthan Roshan. Who is the tallest? and walked 4 km and Roy turned left
and walked 3 km. How far is eachfrom the starting point?
(A) 4.5 km
(8) 6 km
(C) 5 km
(0) 8 km
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(B)
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22. Three of the following words form agroup, while one does not belong to thegroup. Find out that word.
(A) Eyes
(B) Hands
(C) Intestines
(0) Ears
23. In a certain code, BRIGHTEN is writtenas HJSCMOSG. How is COMPLETEwritten in that code?
26. In a row of 40 boys facing the North,Amar is 6th to the right of Sandeep andSandeep is 11th to the left of Vijay. IfAmar is 28th from the right end of therow, what is the position of Vijay fromthe lea end of the row ?(A) 17th
(8) 21st
(C) 20th
(0) 18th
27. If it is possible to make a meaningfulword with 2nd, 4th, 6th and 8th letters ofthe word ATMOSPHERE, which of thefollowing will be the third letter of thatword, if more than one such word canbe formed, give 'X' as the answer andif no such word can be formed, give 'Y'as the answer?
(A) 0
(8) E
(C) X
(0) Y
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3 5 9 5 4 5 5 3 5 8 4 5 6 7 3 57 5 5 4 5 2 351 0
(A) 4
(B) 5
(C) 6
(D) 3
29. Arrange the following words in a logicaland meaningful order:
1. Travel
2. Destination
3. Payment
4. . BerthiSeat Number
5. Reservation
6. Availability of berth/seat forreservation.
(A) 6,2,5,4,3,1
(B) 5,3,4,1,6,2
(C) 2,6, 3,5,4, ~
(D) 1,2,5,4,3,6
30. Pointing to a boy, Namrata says "Heis the son of my grandfather's onlychild". How is that boy related toNamrata?
33. If+stands for >; x stands for +, +standsfor +, - stands for =, > stands for x,= stands for <, < stands for -, thenwhich of the following alternatives is_correct?
(A) 3 + 2 < 4 + 6 > 3 x 2
(B) 3 x 2 < 4 + 6 + 3 <2
(C) 3 > 2 < 4 - 6 x 3 x 2
(D) 3 x 2 x 4 = 6 + 3 < 2
34. Choose the correct one for? .8 128 24 1 64? 32 256
35. In a survey of newspapers A, Band C, 38. How many such pairs of digits areshows that Newspaper A is read by there in the number 95137248 each26%, Newspaper 8 is read by 25%,
of which has as many digits betweenNewspaper C is read by 14%, A and 8are read by 11%, 8 and C are read by them in the number as when they are10%, C and A are read by 9%, Conly arranged in ascending order?is read by 0%.
(A) OneThe percentage of readers who read allthe three newspapers is (8) Two(A) 1 (C) Three(8) 4 (0) More than three(C) 5(0) 6 39. Statements :
36. Today is Thursday. The day after 1. All chairs are tables.59 days will be 2. No table is a book.(A) Sunday 3. All tables are stones.(8) Monday
Conclusions:(C) TuesdayI. No chai r is a book.(0) Wednesday
II. No stones is a book.37. Five cities A, 8, C, 0 and E are famous
III. Some stones are book.for their lovely garden, fancy jewellery,educational institute, blue pottery and IV. All tables are chairs.scents but not in the same order.
Which of the conclusions can be(i) A and C are neither educationallogically correct ?institute nor have lovely garden.
(ii) Band E are not famous for fancy (A) Only Ijewellery or blue pottery. (8) Only I and either II or III
(iii) Scents and fancy jewellery have(C) Only I and IIInothing to do with A.
(iv) 0 and E are not famous for lovely (0) Either II or IIIgarden and fancy jewellery.
(v) 0 is not famous for educational 40. If ACNE is coded as 3,7,29, 11, theninstitute. BOIL will be coded as
Then, City E is famous for (A) 5,31,21,25(A) Fancy Jewellery
(B) 5,31,19,25(B) Educational institute
(C) 5,29,19,25(C) Blue Pottery(0) Scent (0) 5,29,19,27
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41. In a group of 50 students, the number of 44. The average age of 10 students in astudents studying French is 17, Englishis 13 and Sanskrit is 15. The number ofstudents studying French and Englishis 9, English and Sanskrit is 4, Frenchand Sanskrit is 5 and all the 3 subjectsis 3. Then the number of students whostudy English and Sanskrit but notFrench is
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42. Mr. Ram agrees to pay the rent~ 30,0001- for the first year, ~32,0001- forthe second year and so on. Each yearthere will be a hike of ~2,0001-. The totalamount paid by him for all 10 years is(A) ~ 3,90,000(8) ~ 3,00,000(C) ~ 4,00,000(0) None of these
43. There were 2 candidates in an election.20% of.people who were in the voterslist did not cast their votes and amongthe voters who casted the votes 50 weredeclared invalid. The winner secured300 more votes than the looser of theelection. If 45% of the total peoplevoted in favour of the winner, the votessecured by the looser is(A) 1125(8) 825(C) 900(0) 925
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47. If Ms. Preeti had walked 2 kmlhr faster, 50. Area of a sector of a circle with radiusshe would take 60 minutes less to cover 6 cm if the angle of the sector is 90°, is
the distance of 12 kms. Then the normal (IT = 2%)
speed of her is(A) 200 2-cm
(A) 6 kmlhr 7
(8) 4kmlhr (8) 181 2-cm7
(C) 3 kmlhr190 2(C) -cm
(D) 2 kmlhr 9
(D) 198 2-cm748. In a bag, there are coins of 1 rupee,
50 paise, 25 paise in the ratio 2 ~ : 3 :4. 51. A copper rod of diameter 1 cm and2
If the total of money in the bag is ~ 80, length 8 cm is drawn into a wire of
length 18 m of uniform thickness. Thethen the number of coins of 1 rupee,
thickness of the wire is50 paise and 25 paise respectively 1
(A) 15 cmare1
(A) 48,40,64 (8)30cm
(8) 64,48,40 1(C) lOcm
(C) 40,48,64 (0) None of the above
(0) None of these52. If the sum of two positive numbers is
49. sin257° + sin2 33° 15 and sum of their reciprocals is ~ 0 'Value of =cos" zr + cos" 63° then the numbers are
SECTION - BPost Specific Subject - Related Questions
101. Columns and Towers are example of 105. Groove provided on the underside oflinear elements. projecting elements for rainwater to be
(A) Vertical discharged clear of the wall surface is
(B) Cylindrical called
(C) Circular (A) Throating
(D) All of the above(B) Weathering
(C) Coping102. Falling Water (Kaufmann House), (D) Both (B) and (C)
Pennsylvania, 1936-37, by Ar. FrankLloyd Wright, is an example of 106. are often constructed for
elements. giving better thermal insulation to the
(A) Circularbuilding.
(A) Partition walls(B) Planar
Gypsum walls(B)(C) Point
(C) Metal lath partitions(D) Radial
(D) Cavity walls
103. Because of their characteristic length,107. The slab transfers the load
linear organizations express adirectly to the supporting columns
(A) Direction suitably placed below the slab.(B) Movement (A) .Flat(C) Extension (B) One way(D) All of the above (C) Two way
104. Porches, porticos and marquees, project (D) Both (A) and (C)
from the main mass of a building to 108. Loads coming on a building structure are(A) Provide support the structure (A) Dead loads(B) Balance the design (B) Live loads(C) Announce the point of entry (0) Earthquake loads
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109. These are installed in the house 114. is the most notable exampledrainage to preserve the water seal of of a mughul garden.the traps (A) Shalimar bagh(A) Soil pipe (B) Brindavan garden
(B) Anti-siphonage pipe (C) Ranibagh
(C) Waste pipe (D) Both (A) and (B)
(D) Vent pipe 115. indicates the village
110.community having economy based on
This defect is an outcome of the agriculture.formation of sound foci. (A) Polis(A) Dead spots (B) Metropolis(B) Insufficient loudness (C) Eopolis(C) Formation of echoes (D) Megapolis(D) Reverberation
116. According to Sir Patrick Geddes,111. PERT stands for the tertiary towns provide
facilities.(A) Path Evaluation Review Technique
(A) Residential(8) Program Evaluation Review Tool (8) Recreational(C) Program Evaluation Review (C) Educational
Technique (D) All of the above(D) Performance Evaluation Review
Technique 117. The is the essentialsheltering element that protects the
112. Using , the events are interior of a building from the climaticnumbered in a network diagram. elements.
(A) Network rule (A) Roof plane
(8) Fulkerson rule (8) Wall plane
(C) Gantt rule (C) Base plane
(D) None of the above (D) Both (8) and (C)
118. have relational properties113. Which of the following building is an that govern the pattern and compositionexample of Khilji Dynasty? of elements.(A) Alai Darwaza (A) Shapes(8) Quwaat-ul-islam mosque (8) Lines(C) Wazir Khan Masjid (C) Planes(D) Taj Mahal (D) Forms
120. Identify the tool that can be used tomake presentations by including voiceovers, videos and animations.(A) Impress(B) POF reader(C) MS Excel(0) Photoshop
121. An integral part of the research processand makes a valuable contribution toalmost every operational step.(A) data collection(B) sampling(C) scheduling
(0) literature review
122. The three essential ideals of any townplanning scheme are
(A) Beauty, convenience and health(B) Splendor, convenience and
welfare
(C) Grandness, roadways and health(0) Services, resources and
123. The functional aspects responsible forthe origin of towns are(A) education(B) health resorts(C) religious(0) all of the above
124. Part of structure which is in di rectcontact with the ground to which loadsare transmitted.(A) Footing(B) Basement(C) Foundation(0) None of the above
125. are piers provided to resistthrusts from roof trusses or strengthenboundary walls.(A) Corbels(B) Butresses(C) Copings(0) Lintels
126. Cement concrete is a product obtainedartificially by hardening of the mixture of(A) Cement, sand, gravel and water(B) Cement, sand, marble pieces and
water(C) Cement, sand and water(0) Cement, mud and water
127. In a queen post truss isintroduced on the tie beam betweenqueen posts to counteract the thrustfrom inclined struts which are incompression.(A) Straining sill(B) Straining beam(C) Collar beam(0) Tie beam
135. Optimization of building cost can be 140. Jamshedpur, Bhadravati and Chittaranjandone through are examples of towns.(A) Material economy (A) industrial(B) Labor economy (B) steel(C) Design considerations (C) capital(D) All of the above (D) none of the above
136. Cost of infrastructure in building 141. The "open hand" monument is locatedconstruction includes in the capitol complex of(A) Water supply (A) Gujarat(B) Garbage disposal (B) Delhi(C) Building materials (C) Chandigarh(D) Both (A) and (B) (0) Maharashtra
137. For an area to be surveyed by aerial 142. Zoning regulations deal withphotography, a series of parallels, (A) Densitycalled are planned: (B) Use(A) Vertical strips (C) Height(8) Flight strips
(D) All of the above(C) Ground photos(D) None of the above 143. A large circle with radial corridors of
intense development emanating from138. The change in position of an image from the center is called
one photograph to the next caused by (A) Rectilinearaircraft's motion is termed as (B) Star(A) tilt
(C) Ring(B) shape (0) Radiocentric(C) parallax
(D) shadow 144. is the science which dealswith movement of water on the ground,
139. is the method of estimation under the ground, evaporation andfor building construction. transpiration.(A) Centre line (A) Hydrophytic(8) Outer line (B) Hydroponic(C) Vertical line (C) Hydrology(D) All of the above (0) Hydrostatic
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146. indicators are the measures(D) Paraboloid
of aggregate wellbeing among the 151. Identify the facilities in CAD system.persons and families within a society,
(A) Duplicatinga city, a neighborhood.(A) Impact (B) Mirroring
(B) Performance (C) Zooming
(C) Social (D) All of the above
(D) All of the above 152. are the skeletal elements of147. Key systems that affect the land use a city form.
plan are (A) Countries, towns, villages, districts(A) Environment, Activity, normative and edges
system (B) Parks, playgrounds, nodes, districts(B) Environment, Activity, Land and edges
development system (C) Paths, landmarks, nodes, districts(C) Normative, Positive, Land and edges
development system (D) Paths, landmarks, nodes, cities(D) Descriptive, Exploratory, and towns
Speculative theories153. Corridor spaces are spaces for
148. are examples of human movement.settlements.
(A) Linear(A) villages
(B) Circular(B) colonies(C) towns (C) Zigzag
(D) all of the above (D) Diagonal
149. Identify the legal tools relating to town 154. The factors that contribute to occurrence
planning at 'Local Level' of traffic congestion are
(A) Building Bye-laws (A) Narrowness of roads
(B) Zoning Regulations (B) Faulty intersections
(C) Slum clearance act (C) Steep curves and gradients
(D) Both (A) and (B) (D) All of the above
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156. planning is an attempt to 160. Identify the agencies for housing.form various physical units of residential (A) Govemmentareas in which people belonging to a (B) Co-operative Housing Societiesparticular rank of life settle orstay. (C) Individuals
(A) Urban (D) All of the above
(B) Facility 161. Design of rural housing should be(C) Neighborhood based on characteristics of
(D) Site life and constructional features shouldcorrespond to the available men andmaterials.157. The strips of land provided between(A)
freeways and streets of neighborhood Indian village(B) Urbanunits are known as(C) Busy
(A) Protective strips(D) All of the above
(B) Set backs
(C) Parks 162. The location of towns were selectedduring early times based on
(D) None of the above (A) Ease of defense
158. are landscape elements (B) Climatic conditions
that capture run-off in depressions (C) Business facilities(D) All of the aboveand have plants that help store and
clean water and to help recharge local 163. Private Open Space, Privacy, Protection,groundwater supply. Community facilities, etc. are
(A) Waste treatment factors determining the housing density.
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(A) Directional distribution
(B) Temporal distribution
(C) Radial distribution
(D) Both (A) and (C)
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public transport is known as
(A) Traffic volume
(B) Carriageway
(C) Trips
(D) Modal Split
166. The amount which can be obtained
at any particular time from the open
market if the property is put for sale is
called
(A) Market value
(B) Scrap value
(C) Book value.
(D) None of the above
167. When the value of property becomes
less by its becoming out of date in style,
structure,functionand design is termed as
(A) Ratable value
(8) Obsolescence
(C) Annuity
(D) Capital cost
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(1) (2) (3)Identify the streets in the figuresabove.
(A) Alley, narrow lane, main street(8) Alley, sites and services, narrow
street, main street(C) Alley, main street, main street with
services(D) Alley, narrow street, sites and
services main street
169. Survey for fixing railway alignmentirrigation, hydroelectric works, heavyindustries come under(A) Social survey(B) Regional survey(C) National survey(D) Economic survey
170. This is a onetime charge taken by thelocal authorities before the initiation ofconstruction of a building(A) Development charge(B) Security charge(C) Permission charge(D) Construction charge
171. The laws that help planners to implementtheir plans are(A) Eminent Domain(B) Police Power(C) Revoke Permission(D) Both (A) and (8)
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172. forms an important part of 177. is the approach toany urban park system and its presence design urban places and infrastructuregives an added attractiveness to the within the environmental context of theirtowns. regions, defined by contingent landforms,(A) Boulevard vegetation, watersheds etc.
(B) Parkways (A) Metro-regional planning
(C) Bridges (B) Bioregionalism
(D) Freeway (C) Bioclimatic design(D) None of the above
173. is defined as a freewayconstructed along and through a strip 178. A comparatively narrow street with aof public land with no access from dead end is known asadjoining properties. (A) Cul-de-sac(A) Playground (B) Service lane(B) Parkway (C) Focal point(C) Plantation (D) Both (A) and (B)(D) Corridor
179. A strip of land provided on the periphery174. GIS means of a town to limit the growth of town is
(A) Geographic Information System known as(B) Geometry Information System (A) Parks(C) Geographic Installation System (B) Playgrounds(D) Geology Infographics System (C) Green belt
175. data structure depicts the(D) Pathways
real world by pixels or grid cells. 180. take different forms, and(A) Raster represent a mediating zone between(B) Cellular the house and the street.(C) Both (A) and (B) (A) Workplaces(D) Grid (B) House extensions
176. General considerations apply to(C) Small shops
sustainable site design (D) Access streets
(A) Preserve and enhance the native 181. The open-space elements that frame thelandscape and its resources region, protect farmlands and preserve
(B) Plan landscape development critical habitat are calledaccording to the unique features (A) Preservesof the surrounding context (B) Districts
(C) Understand the site as an integrated(C) Corridorsecosystem
(D) All of the above (D) Centers
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182. Aspects of urban renewal project are 187. Pedestrians must share this space with(A) Conservation the countless pieces of hardware and
(B) Legislation furniture, much of which is required forthe traffic control of vehicles.
(C) Both (A) and (B)(A) Transit way(0) Metro stations(B) Sidewalks
183. conceived the idea of a (C) Street furnituregarden city. (0) None of the above(A) Ebenezer Howard(B) Le Corbusier 188. proposed his neighborhood
unit strictly on the basis of the location(C) F. L. Wrightof the schools and academic facilities.
(0) Achyut Kanvinde (A) Le Corbusier184. Identify the Phases of Project (B) Patrick Geddes
management. (C) F. L. Wright(A) Planning (0) N. L. Engelhardt(B) Scheduling
189. A space enclosed in a series of cells(C) Controllingformed by arterial roads and sub-arterial
(D) All of the above roads.
185. is a type of operation in (A) Precinct
the network which neither requires any (B) Freewaytime nor any resources. (C) Intersections(A) Activity (D) Streets(B) Node(C) Event 190. GIS has become a tool to manage
(D) Dummy (A) Land and natural resources(B) Bus routing
186. Ekistic elements as defined by Doxiadis (C) Mining and mineral explorationare (0) All of the above(A) Economics, culture, social,
technical, political 191. are prepared by the(B) Man, society, nature, shells, analysis of social and economical data
192. The regional plans prepared by the 196. They are in the form of access leading toare not statutory plans but individual shops where vehicular traffic
are of an advisory nature. is not allowed.
(A) National capital region board (A) Local roads(8) Streets(B) Regional planning authority(C) Lanes
(C) Municipality (D) Pathways(D) Central Town and Country Planning
Organization 197. For metro cities is one ofthe keys to manage the city.
193. are the organizations which (A) Commercializationcome under urban governance. (B) Intersection
(A) Local Bodies (C) De-centralization
(B) Electricity Boards (D) Evaluation
(C) Housing Boards 198. Chandigarh was planned in the form of
(D) All of the above pattern.(A) Radial (8) Axial
194. HUDCO stands for (C) Zig zag (D) Grid iron(A) Housing and Urban Development 199. An overcrowded area which is in
Corporation an advanced state of decay where(B) Housing and Urban Design dwellings are unfit for human
Corporation habitation is known as
(C) Health and Utility Development (A) slums(8) detached housesCorporation(C) city center
(D) House and Urban Design (D) villageCorporation
200. We can restrict the deterioration of the195. Buildings having defects in walls, environment in a logical manner by
columns, beams etc. and are doingdangerous for living are said to be in (A) Environmental Impact Statement
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