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MOCK TEST 3MANAGERIAL ABILITY TEST — PAPER-I

Time Allowed : 2 Hours Max. Marks : 100Total Questions : 100

1. Haemoglobin is dissolved in the plasma ofA. Frog B. Fish C. Man D. Eathworm

2. A major shift in the 8th Five Year Plan from its preceding ones isA. The significant reduction in public sector outlaysB. The concentration of public investment in infrastructural sectorsC. Major investment in agriculture with a view to promote exportsD. Major investment in sectors in which industrial sickness has been a chronic problem

3. In recent years there has been some concern over the threat posed by the Mathura Oil Refinery and the Thermal Power Plants to the Taj Mahal in Agra. The scientific basis of any possible damage to the Taj is mainlyA. Stratospheric ozone and the chlorofluoro carbons which destory itB. Acid precipitation and tropospheric ozone C. Increasing levels of atmospheric C02 which produce the greenhouse effectD. Ultraviolet radiation (240-260 nanometres wavelength) and the fumes from. the

heavily polluted Yamuna river

4. Which one of the following soil types of Indiais rendered infertile by the presence of excessiron?A. Desert sand B. Alluvial C. Podzolic D. Lateritic

5. Consider the map given below:

The map shows the sea voyage route followed byA. Thomas Cook B. Ferdinand Magellan C. John Cabot D. Vasco da Gama

6. The speed of light will be minimum while passing throughA. Glass B. Vacuum C. Water D. Air. .

7. The ideal climatic conditions for the cultivation of rice areA. rainfall above 1 00 cm, temperature above 25°CB. cool and moist climate for the entire crop periodC. rainfall below 100 cm, temperature below 25°CD. warm and dry climate during the entire crop period

8. The time taken by the sun to revolve around the centre of our galaxy is

A. 25 million years B. 100 million yearsC. 250 million years D. 500 million years.

9. Water is a good solvent of inonic salts because A. It has a high boiling point B. It has a high dipole momentC. It has a high specific heat D. It has no colour

10. The first to start a joint stock company trade with India were theA. Portuguese B. DutchC. French D. Danish

11. The caves and rock-cut temples at Ellora are A. Buddhist B. Buddhist and JainC. Hindu and Jain D. Hindu, Buddhist and Jain

12. Which one of the following determines that the Indian Constitution is Federal ?A. A written and rigid ConstitutionB. An independent judiciaryC. Vesting of residuary powers with the CentreD. Distribution of powers between the Centre and the States

13. Even though the Railways are the most pervasive mode of transport in India, it is the road transport which received the maximum impetus in most of the post-independence period. Which of the following are the reasons for this ?

(1) Railways are cheap to operate but the associated capital costs are very high.(2) Given the geographic spread of the human settlements, it is unrealistic that the

railways alone can serve the needs of transport.(3) The per unit (tonne/km) cost of transport is cheaper in road compared to' rail

transport.(4) Given' the indivisble nature of the Railways, it is not always convenient for the

population to avail of it with the same ease as private cars, buses or two-wheelers

A. I, 2 and 3 B. I, 2 and 4 C. I, 3 and 4. D. 2, 3 and 4

14. The greatest diversity of animal and plant species occurs inA. Temperate deciduous forests B. Tropical moist forestsC. Heavily polluted rivers D. Deserts and savannas

15. The colour of an opaque object is due to the colour itA. Absorbs B. RefractsC. Reflects D. Scatters

16. Phenylketonuria is an example of an inborn error of metabolism. This "error" refers to A. Hormonal overproduction B. Atrophy of endocrine glandsC. Inherited lack of an enzyme D. Nondisjunction

17. The principal difference between Buddhism and Jainism hinges uponA. Value of rituals and superstitions B. Impact of right actionC. Means towards salvation D. Role of the vedas as the religious texts

18. Ashoka had a number of high officials. the most important wereA. Yutas B. Rajukas C. Mahamatras D. Dharma-Mahamatras

19. Who constructed the magnificent Shiva temple at Ellora?A. Govinda III B. Krishna IC. Dantidurga D. Amoghvarsha I

20. Who was the first Muslim ruler of Delhi ? A. lltutmish B. Qutab-ud-din AibakC. Nasir-ud-din D. Ali Mardan

21. The Bahmani Kingdom in the Deccan came into existence during the reign ofA. Firoz Tughlaq " B. Muhammed-bin- ThghlaqC. Ghias-ud-din Tughlaq D. Nasir-ud-din Mahmud Tughlaq

22. The earliest coins of India wereA. Punch marked on both sides B. Made of gold C. Made of silverD. Punch marked only on one side E. None of these

23. Kalhan's Rajtarangini isA. History of Kashmir B. A treatise on adminstrationC. Collection of lyrics D. About Chandragupta's reign E. None of these

24. Black Pagoda is inA. Delhi B. Konark C. Madurai D. Calcutta E. None of these

25. The best known example of the Hoyasala style of temple is found at .A. Halebid B. Ajanta C. KarleD. Madurai E. None of these

26. 'Bagh', a village in Gwalior, is famous for A. Cave painting B. Architecture C. SculptureD. All of the above E. None of these

27. Who built the rock-cut temples at Mahabalipuram ?A. King Narasimha Varma B. Rajasimha Varma C. Mahendra VarmaD. Hirendra Varma E. None of these

28. The first History book was written byA. Euclid B. Julius Caesar C. Aristotle

D. Herodotus E. None of these .29. "Queensberry Rules" is the name given to the rules in

A. Cricket B. Tennis C. HockeyD. Boxing E. None of these

30. In which year was Pulitzer Prize established ?. A. 1902 B. 1908 C. 1918

D. 1948 E. None of these31. "Chauvinism" means

A. Patriotism B. Altruism C. BrutalityD. Exaggerated patriotism E. None of these

32. A real image is produced byA. A camera B. . A magnifying glass C. A photocopier D. A mirror E. None of these

33. Bromine isA. A colourless gas insoluble in water B. A highly inflammable gasC. A black solid D. A red liquid E. None of these

34. Ozone attacksA. Mercury and Silver B. Silver and Iron C. Glass'D. Copper E. None of these

35. Which element is most abundant in the earth's crust?A. Chlorine B. Lithium C. AluminiumD. Chromium E. None of these

36. Which is the largest Gulf in the world?A. The Gulf of Mexico B. The Gulf of Cambay C. The Persian GulfD. The Strait of Hormuz E. None of these

37. The largest island in the world isA. Tasmania B. Cyprus C. IcelandD. Greenland E. None of these

38. Kimono is a dress style of which Asian country?A. China B. Korea C. JapanD. Laos E. None of these

39. How many States of the U.S.A. are not at tached to its mainland ? .A. One B. Two C. ThreeD. Four E. None of these

40. The "Contra rebels" belong toA. Paraguay B. Brazil C. ArgentinaD. Nicaragua E. None of these

41. "White Lily" is the emblem ofA. Italy B. Greece C. CyprusD. Guinea E. None of these

42. ''Tirana' is the capital of the country known asA. Yugoslavia B. Hungary C. AfghanistanD. Albania E. None of these

43. The poet Harisena was the courtier ofA. Samudragupta B. Skandagupta C. Chandragupta D. Lakshmana Sena E. None of these

44. Sakas were finally overthrown byA. Devapala B. Chandragupta VikramadityaC. Gautamiputra Satakami D. Kanishaka E. None of these

45. The council of the 'Nine Gems" is associated with the name ofA. Harshavardhana B. DevapalaC. Chandragupta II D. Ballala Sena E. None of these

46. The Huna leader Mihirgula was defeated by A. Chandragupta B. Buddhagupta C. YashodharmanD. Rajyavardhana E. None of these

47. Pushyabhuti dynasty ruled overA. Thaneshwar B. Ujjain C. SakaiD. Patliputra E. None of these

48. The capital of Shashanka wasA. Toshali B. Survanagiri C. Karnasuyama D. Mahasthangarh E. None of these

49. The Head of the University of Nalanda was great Bengali scholarA. Shreejnan Atisha B. Nagarjuna C. BasubandhuD. Sheelabhadra E. None of these

50. The 'Kaulinya System" was introduced in Bengal by. A. Ballala Sena B. Lakshmana Sena

C. Vijaya Sena D. Hemanta Sena E. None of these

51. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and so form a group. Which one of the following does not belong to that group ?A. 53 B. 73 C. 43D. 63 E. 83

52. Taking advantage of the absence of his parents, Prabhat decided to call his friends at home for a party. Which of the following assumptions were made by Prabhat while taking the above decision ?

(1) His parents would not come back immediately.(2) His friends will accept his invitation. (3) There will be enough food in the home to feed his friends.A. All the three B. only 2 and 3C. Only I and 2 D. Only 1 and 3E. None of these

53. In a certain code BRACKET is written as DPCMCV. How is BLOCK written in the code?A. DJQAM B. DJQAM C. DJPAMD. DJQAN E. None of these

54. Subodh's marks in English are as much more than Gopal's marks in History as less than Pramod's marks in English. To find out Subodh's marks in English, which of the following information given in the statements(1) and (2) is/are sufficient? I(1) Gopal's marks in History.

(2) Pramod's marks in History.A. Both I and 2 together are neededB. Only 2 is sufficientC. Either I and 2 is sufficientD. Both land 2 together are not sufficientE. Only I is sufficient

55. If it is possible to make a meaningful word with the third, the fifth, the seventh and the tenth letters of the word PROJECTION which of the following is the third letter of the word ? If no such word can .be made, give 'X' as the answer. If more than one such word can be made, give 'M' as the answer.A. T B. N C.O D. X E. M

56. If every alternative letter starting from B is deleted from the following alphabet, which of the following will be the tenth letterfrom the right end ?A B C D E FG H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y ZA. G B. D C. H D. Q E. None of these

57. What should come in place of the question mark(?) in the following letter series?DMP FLN HKL IJJ ?A. M I I B. MIH C. I I I D. MIF E. None of these

58. Four of the following five sentences are alike in a certain way and so form a group. Which one of the following does not belong to that group ?A. It is advisable to stay indoors when it rains B. One should avoid exposure to excessive cold.C. Overeating is. considered to be a health hazard.D. Regular and systematic fasting tones up body functions.E. One should eat whenever one feels hungry

Directions (Qs 59-60): In a certain code language 1. 'pit na som' means 'bring me water'2 'na jo tod' means 'water is life'3. 'tub od pit' meanss 'give me toy'4. 'jo lin kot' means 'life and death'

59. Which of the following represents 'is' in that language?A. jo B. na C. tod D. lin E. None of these

60. To find out the answer to the above question, which of the following statements can be dispensed with?A. I only B. 3 only C. 4 only D. 2 or 3 only E. None of these

61. Forty per cent of the boys in a class play football and one-third of the remaining play volleyball. Half of those who play football also play cricket. Considering the above, which of the following statements is definitely true?

A. Forty per cent of the boys do not play any gameB. Those who play volleyball do not play any other gameC. Some boys play football as well as volley ball.D. At least twenty per cent of the boys play cricketE. Those who play cricket do not play any other game

62. On which day of the week did Prabhat go for a picnic? To find out the answer to above question, which of the following information given in the statements 1 and 2 is/are sufficient?

I. He had taken leave on Tuesday and . Wednesday2. He wanted to take leave on the following day of the picnic but was not allowed

A Only 2 is sufficientB. Either 1 or 2 is sufficientC. Both 1 and 2 together are neededD. Only 1 is sufficientE. Both 1 and 2 together are not sufficient

Directions: In each of the questions given below, there are two statements followed by. four conclusions numbered 1,2,3, and 4. You have to take the two given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the two given statements, disregarding commonly known facts63. Statements:

Some pens are knives Some knives are horses. Conclusions:1. Some knives are pens. 2. Some pens are horses. 3. Some horses are pens.4. Some horses are knives. A. Only 2 and 3 follow B. Only 1 and 4 follow C. Only 4 followsD. Only 1 followsE. None follows

64. Statements:Some men are goats.All goats are jackals. Conclusions:1. Some men are jackals. 2. Some jackals are men. 3. All jackals are goats. 4. Some goats are men. A. Only 1 and 2 follow B. Only 3 and 4 follow C. Only 4 followsD. An followE. None of these

65. Statements:No chair is tree.All trees are trains. Conclusions:1. No chair is train.2. No train is chair.3. Some trains are trees. 4. No train is tree.A. Only 4 followsB. Only 3 and 4 follow C. Only 1 and 2 follow

D. Only 2 and 3 follow E. None of these'

66. Statements:All buses are roads.All roads are rivers. Conclusions:1. All buses are rivers. 2. Some roads are buses. 3. Some rivers are roads. 4. Some rivers are buses A. None followsB. Only 1 and 2 follow C. Only 2, 3 and 4 follow D. Only 1, 2 and 3 follow E. All follow

67. Statements:All doors are cots.Some cots are erasers. Conclusions:( I) Some doors are earsers.(2) All cots are doors.(3) Some doors are cots. (4) Some erasers are doors. A. Only 3 and 4 follow B. Only I and 2 follow C. Only 3 followD. None followsE. None of these

Directions: Below is given a passage followed by several possible inferences which can be drawn from the facts stated in the passage? You have to examine each inference separately in the context of the passage and decide upon its degree of truth or falsity.

Mark your answer as "definitely true", if you think that the inference properly follows from the statement of facts given.

Mark your answer as "probably true", if you think that the inference may be true in the light of the facts given but not definitely true.

Mark your answer as "data inadequate", if you think from the facts given that it cannot be said whether the inference is likely to be true or false. .

Mark your answer as "probably false" if you think that the inference is probably false in the light of the facts given though not definitely false.

Mark your answer as "definitely false", if you think that the inference cannot possibly be drawn from the facts given or it contradicts the given facts.The smaller pesticide formulation units in India operate under heavy constraints such as obsolete technology, small scale of operation and dependence on larger units for raw materials. In view of the loss of expensive materials by the smaller units, it is important to either eliminate or reduce losses to the extent possible through innovative and sustainable waste minimization techniques. Operating profit margins of the units are very low and small adverse conditions land these companies in trouble. Maximum losses suffered by these units are through poor house keeping, sub-optional operating practices and lack of proper opportunities for recycling waste.

68. Smaller units should be operationally self-sufficient so as to minimise losses.A. Data inadequate B. Probably false C. Definitely true D. Definitely false E. Probably true

69. Recycling of wastes through modern techniques can set off large part of the losses incurred by the smaller units.A. Probably false B. Probably true C. Definitely false D. Definitely true E. Data inadequate

70. Pesticide units should necessarily be on a large scale to make them economically viable. A. Data inadequate B. Definitely true C. Probably false D. Definitely false E. Probably true

71. Waste management process in India needs modernisationA. Probably true B. Data inadequate C. Probably false D. Definitely false E. Definitely true

72. Lack of funds compeis smaller units to ignore house keeping.A. .Definitely true B. Probably false C. Definitely false D. Data inadequate E. Probably true

Directions : In each of the questions given below, there is a statement followed by three assumptions numbered 1, 2. and 3. An assumption is something supposed or taken for granted. You have to consider the statement and assumptions and then decide, which of the assumption( s) is/are implicit in the statement.

73. Statement:During pre-harvest kharif season, the government has decided to release vast quantity food grains from FCI

Assumptions: I. There may be a shortage of food grains in the market during this season.2. The kharif crop may. be able to replenish the stock of FC!.3. There may be a demand from the farmers to procure kharif crop immediately after harvest.A. None is implicitB. Only I and 2 are implicitC. Only 2 and 3 are implicitD. All are implicitE. None of these

74. Statement:To improve the employment situation in India, there is a need to recast the present educational system towards implementation of scientific discoveries in daily life. .Assumptions:1. The students after completing such education may be able to earn their livelihood.2. This may bring meaning of education in the minds of the youth.3. The state may earn more revenue as more and more people will engage themselves in

self-employment.A. Only 1 and 2 are implicitB. Only 3 is implicitC. Only 1 and 3 are implicitD. None is implicitE. None of these

75. Statement:To increase profit, the oil exporting countries decided to reduce the production of crude by 5 million barrels per day.

Assumptions:1. The price of crude may increase due to less production.2. The demand of crude may remain same in future.3. Other countries may continue buying crude from these countries A. All are implicit B. Only 2 and 3 are implictC. Only 1 and 2 are implictD. None is implicitE. None of these

76. Statement:"We do not want you to see our product on newspaper, visit our shop to get a full view"

-an advertisement.

Assumptions:1. People generally decide to purchase any product after seeing the name in the

advertisement.2. Uncommon appeal may attract the customers.3. People may come to see the product.A. All are implicitB. None is implicitC. Only 2 and 3 are implicitD. Only I and 2 are implicitE. None of these

77. Statement:The Reserve Bank of India has directed the banks to refuse fresh loans to major defaulters. Assumptions: .

I. The banks may still give loans to the de faulters.2. The defaulters may repay the earlier loan to get fresh loan.3. The banks may recover the bad loans through such harsh measures.A. All are implicitB. None is implicitC. Both 2 and 3 are implicitD. Both I and 2 are implicitE. None of these

Directions: Read the following information carefully to answer the questions given below it.I. A, B, C, D, E, and F are six students in a class2. Band C are shorter than F but heavier than A.3. D is heavier than B and taller than C.4. E is shorter than D but taller than F.5. F is heavier than D.6. A is shorter than E but taller than F

78. Who among them is the tallest?A. B B. AC. D D. EE. None of these

79. Who is third from the top when they are arranged in descending order of their height?A. A B. EC. B D. CE. None of these

80. Which of the following statements is true for F as regards height and weightA. He is heavier than B and C but shorter thanD.

B. He is lighter than B and C but taller than D C. He is heavier than B and taller than ED. He is lighter than E and also shorter than E E. He is lighter than E and taller than E

81. Which of the following groups of friends is shorter than A?A. D, B, Conly B. E, B, ConlyC. B, Conly D. F, B, ConlyE. None of these

82. Who among tl1em is the lightest'!A. B B. CC. B or C D. AE. Data inadequate

VIKALPA

In this section of Vikalpa, a candidate is made to generate or tick mark the best alternative or options out of the given-options. In each of the given paragraph 4 alternatives are given along with the paragraphs, you have to choose the best alternative present.

PASSAGE 1Did I ever tell you about the time I went to sea? It was twenty years ago. I had had a little

trouble with my father, who for some reason insisted on calling me a liar. Anyway I was a young man longing for a life of adventure. I left home and was taken on as a deck-hand in a whaler, that is, a ship designed for the business of catching whales; and we set out for the Antarctic in hopes of a big haul.

As usually happens, the whole crew was keen to sight the first whale we saw. The look-out man reported to the captain that there was an island ahead; The captain could not find it on his map. It was no! an island at all; it was the biggest whale in the world. It was over three miles long.

As soon as the captain had realized what in fact it was, he did not hesitate. He ordered that every harpoon should be fired the moment we came within range. Harpoons are the weapons used for catching whales. They were all shot into the body of the whale at the same time, and the chase was on. The harpoons were connected to the ship by strong cables. So we in the ship had to follow the whale's struggles, which were meant to tire it out.

But it wasn’t tired out. It was irritated by the pinpricks of the harpoons, and it turned and twisted this way and that. After a time it crashed into our ship, which sank like a stone, with the loss of all hands : all, that is, except me. As the whale's huge body crashed into the ship, I took a mighty flying leap and landed on its back. Of course, I was much too small for the whale to notice I was there. I rode on its back, wondering when it was going to dive. But, luckily, the sea was too shallow for it to do so.

83. The writer went to sea becauseA. He was twentyB. He father called him untruthfulC. He wanted a life of excitementD. Both B ~d C are necessary

84. The whole crew was eager toA. Find an islandB. Fire an islandC. Spot a whaleD. Haul in the whale

85. As soon as the whale was sighted

A. The captain acted at onceB. It was shot atC. The crew moved three miles awayD. It started struggling

86. The sailors in the ship had to follow the whale's struggles ...A. To irritate it B. To save it C. To exhaust it D. To frighten it

87. When the ship sankA. Everyone was killedB. All the crew lost their hands C. Only the writer survived D. The whale was killed

PASSAGE 2The tragedy that befell the primary class students of Nath Hari Purandare School near

pune on Saturday is heart-breaking. Thirty-eight of them died while an equal number were left writhing in pain at the Sasoon General Hospital. The helpless children and_ their kith and kin deserve the nation's utmost sympathy. Misfortune struck the children, who were on their way to Ramdara, a picnic spot, when the bus in which they were traveling was hit by the speeding Bombay-bound Sahyadri Express at the unmanned level crossing. Before the bus could cross the tracks, the train dashed into its rear spinning the bus round and throwing off many of the children. As reports suggest, the bus driver could not hear the warning horn blown by the driver of another vehicle as the children, who were in a picnic mood, were singing aloud. Because of a curve preceding the level crossing, the train driven could not have a clear, long distance view of the tracks. Carelessness on the part of the bus driver is obvious though it would be better to wait for the commissioner of Railway safety to conclude his investigation into the macabre mishap. Nevertheless, it is the lack of a warning system at the level crossing that resulted in the accident. It goes without saying that most of the accidents are avoidable. There is need to make vehicle drivers conscious of the safety procedures they should adept while crossing railway tracks. On the part of the railways, train drivers should be forced to maintain mandatory speed limit while negotiating level crossings. However the ideal solution would be to comment all unmanned level crossings into the manned ones.

88. The tragedy befell the students whenA. They were at the picnic spot Ramdara B. Their bus was negotiating the unmanned level crossing .C. They were getting into the busD. The bus has crossed the track

89. The accident occurred because theA. Driver was driving carelesslyB. Students were singing

. C. Level crossing was not mannedD. Driver could not apply the brakes.

90. According to the written, the tragedy occurred because ofA. The studentsB. The bus driverC. The train driverD. Lack of warning system

91. We can avoid such accident in future byA. Having careful driversB. Manning all the level crossings

C. Having a speed limit for train driversD. Severely punishing the driver at fault

92. Railway safety commissioners role is toA. Conduct enquiry its all such accidents B. To-look for the cleanliness of railway C. To ensure that the passengers should reach the place safelyD. All of the above

PASSAGE 3In despair she had dropped the subject for the time, only to renew it at the first

opportunity. I become impatient at her repeated attempts and, seizing the new doll, I dashed it upon the floor. I was keenly delighted when I felt the fragments of the broken doll at my feet. Neither sorrow nor regret followed my passionate outburst. I had not loved the doll. In the still dark world in which I lived there was no strong sentiment or tenderness.

93. She had dropped the subject because A. She-was-boredB. She was angryC. She didn't know what do doD; She knew that I was not interested

94. The speaker dashed the doll because A. She did not like itB. She didn't MOW what to do with it

C. She was angryD. Her tutor persisted in going back to the subject

95. When the speaker saw the fragments of the doll she wasA. Sorry B. DejectedC. Ashamed D. Happy

96. Passionate outburst meansA. Expression of strong emotionB. Improper behaviourC. Extreme views'D. Abnormal conduct

97. The speaker broke the dollA. Because she hated itB. She didn't expect a doll for a giftC. In order to register her protestD. By mistake

PASSAGE 4 Ramarao was a merchant and money-lender. His village Kopapur was an important place

of business. Ramarao was known for his honesty and keen sense of business. At the same time he was kind heated. Any person approaching him with a request for charity would not go empty handed. He had given donations to some institutes as well. Once, a youth from village Mangrule approached him. Ganesh, the youth. wanted money on loan basis for purchasing additional land. He had with him gold ornaments. He was a social worker as well. His wife Smita accompanied him. Smita was from village Vadgaon. Ramarao asked him, "Why have you come to such a distant village? You could have got money at some nearby place, say, Narayangao! Why have you come all the way to Kopapur?" Ganesh said, "Smita's mother comes from Kopapur. So Smita knows your reputation." Smita smiled indicating her concurrence.

'Well. then how much money do you need? What assurance do you give?" Ramarao asked. Ganesh took out the ornaments. Ramarao inspected it and said, "Well, I can give

Rs. 10,000 on this". "But, Sir, we need Rs. 500 more". Ramarao said, "Well, I cannot give more on these ornaments" Smita immediately took out her gold bangles and wedding ring and said "Will this do?" Ramarao saw the faith of the woman in her husband. He nodded his head and said

to his personal assistant, "Subhash get ready! Start………! Turning to Smita he said, "I got the guarantee………, please stay with us for lunch and return, to your village in the afternoon. New. I will go to the temple. Subhash will do the needful".

98. Why did Smita smile?A. Ganesh had agreed to her suggestion B. Ramarao agreed to give the loanC. Ramarao belonged to her villageD. They got the loan approvedE. None of these

99. Why did Ganesh meet Ramarao?A. To retrun the loan in terms of goldB. To seek money on loan basisC. To sell his ornamentsD. To seek donation for his familyE. None of these

100. Needy persons approaching Ramarao for charity..........A. Would prove their honestyB. Would show him what a kind heart means C. Would return with some loanD. Would get some cashE. Would provide certain guarantee