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1.

I like visiting museums and art ______. A) shops B) stores C) galleries D) markets

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Correct option is C) galleries

2.

Make a precis of the following passage and suggest a suitable title:Science has affected our life in innumerable ways. It has revolutionized transport and communications and thus made the world smaller. It has also made the world a better place to live in. We have well-lighted cities with good sanitation. Science has provided all kinds of substances and machines and sources of power. There is almost no end to the benefits that science has conferred on us. All the same, the work of science is no unmixed blessing. It has created new problems. Scientific industry is recklessly exploiting the new materials on the earth. Science has rendered life in cities less healthy. The overcrowding in cities, the air pollution largely because of smoke, cheap food deficient in vitamins these are all dangerous to health. Again, people in big cities are denied sunlight, fresh air and exercise. Science has to attend to all these problems.Science has also to take up problem of social life itself. It has to work for freedom from war and various social and economic evils. Science can deal with these human affairs. There would be fewer follies, happiness and good feeling all round if we applied the scientific attitude to all our affairs. Properly using science and cultivating the scientific spirit man can control his destiny.

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Title : Science is blessing

Science has revolutionized transport and communications. It has given us control over nature, lessened distance increased our knowledge of the universe and discovered wonderful medicines for curing'diseases. It can dead with these human affairs.So, we can say that science is blessing.

3.

My feet are killing me! I find going round art galleries and museums very _____. A) tiring B) worrying C) boring D) frightening

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Correct option is A) tiring

4.

Write a precis of the following passage and give a suitable title- Life without friendship is insipid, tiring and boring. Friendship is a precious thing to be treasured by one and all. A friend in need is a friend indeed. A true friend praise our virtues but does not keep his eyes closed to our faults. He cares for us and shares with us joys as well as sorrows. We turn to our friends for counsel, for comfort, for encouragement. He is our friend, philosopher and guide. Blessed is the man or woman who is lucky to have got a true friend. Such friendship should preserves at all costs.

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Importance of friend in Life.

A true friend is helped any time and any where.True friend together both in sorrow and pleasure, time. A man is very good luck which get true friend. we kwno that friendship of Lord Krishna and Sudama is more popular. 

5.

By the end of the day the flood water which had covered most of the town had ________. A) receded B) reversed C) replaced D) retired E) returned

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Correct option is A) receded

6.

The lecture was so _____ that everyone went to sleep. A) boring B) bored C) tiring D) tired

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Correct option is A) boring

7.

The police arrested the wrong man mainly because they ________ the names they had been given by the witness. A) confused B) perplexed C) puzzled D) bewildered E) merged

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Correct option is A) confused

8.

The police arrested him outside his house. A) nicked B) noted C) nough

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Correct option is A) nicked

9.

I ________ to him because I thought I ________ him somewhere. A) had spoken / saw B) spoke / saw C) spoke / had seen D) had spoken / had seen

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Correct option is C) spoke / had seen

10.

The thief ran ______ with all the money and jewelry he found in the house. A) away B) after C) at

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Correct option is A) away

11.

Find the word which is out of the logic list:A) simply B) only C) regularly D) merely

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Correct option is C) regularly

12.

The policeman is holding the ______ right arm. A) robber B) robber’s C) robbers D) robbers’

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Correct option is B) robber’s

13.

The last one who was caught was a bank robber. The last one _____ was a bank robber. A) to have been caught B) to catch C) to be caught D) to be catching

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Correct option is C) to be caught

14.

Local police _____ the bank robber. A) have been arrested B) have arrested C) has arrested D) was arrested

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Correct option is B) have arrested

15.

A: ________ the burglar before? B: No, I ________ him before I saw him in the bank. A) Did you ever see / hadn’t met B) Had you ever seen / hadn’t met C) Have you ever seen / didn’t meet D) Had you ever seen / didn’t meet

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Correct option is B) Had you ever seen / hadn’t met

16.

The burglar broke ______ the house and stole all their money and jewelry. A) away B) into C) forth

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Correct option is B) into

17.

Find the word which is out of the logic list:A) thief B) spy C) robber D) burglar

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Correct option is B) spy

18.

He ________ . A) robbed me my coat B) stole me my coat C) robbed my coat from me D) stole my coat from me

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Correct option is D) stole my coat from me

19.

They attacked the poor man and ________ every penny he had. A) stole him B) stole of him C) robbed him D) robbed him of

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Correct option is D) robbed him of

20.

No, the burglar didn’t take too much, but he did manage to ________ some of my best carpets. A) make for with B) make out with C) make off with D) make of with

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Correct option is C) make off with

21.

To avoid paying death duties, he’ll ________ his whole estate to his son this year. A) make over B) make for C) make off D) make up

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Correct option is A) make over

22.

His car battery has ________; he’ll have to get it recharged. A) run off B) run out C) run away D) run down E) run in

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Correct option is B) run out

23.

If he doesn’t keep ______ the expenses, he’ll go bankrupt. A) off B) in C) down

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Correct option is C) down

24.

Most of the wheat, rice and corn raised in the world has resulted from genetic engineering of one sort or another, either by crossing certain varieties or deliberately transferring genes using transgenic techniques. These methods select for plants that produce their own defenses against pests with chemicals or physical barriers. Helping to feed the world, this represents an example of : (a) cultural control (b) natural enemies control (c) genetic control (d) natural chemical control

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(c) genetic control 

25.

Moss invades and establishes itself on bare rock, accumulating the beginnings of soil. After several years, enough soil has become established that grasses begin to grow where there was once bare rock. Without the moss building up soil, the grasses would have had no chance. The mosses changed the environment enough to permit grasses to grow in a process called: (a) sublimation. (b) facilitation. (c) regeneration. (d) improvisation.

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(b) facilitation.

26.

What triggers the immune response when a foreign substance invades the body?A. antigen B.antibody C. acquired immunityD. Self

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C. acquired immunity 

The adaptive immune response is also known as acquired immune response arises as a result of exposure to foreign substances known as antigens.

27.

Message is any signal that triggers the response of a________.a) Sender b) Receiver c) Mediator d) Observer

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b) Receiver

Message is any signal that triggers the response of a Receiver.

28.

Mr. Sandeep is staying in a hotel and wants a wakeup call at 4:00 am. Which front office section will assist him in this function? a) Guest relation desk b) Telephone Exchange c) Reservation d) Information Desk

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Correct option: b) Telephone Exchange

29.

A staying guest has developed chest pain when in hotel premises and wish to consult a doctor. Which of the following section of front office makes an arrangement for a doctor?a. Reservation b. Reception c. Uniformed Services d. Night Auditor

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Correct option: c) Uniformed Services

30.

All the businessmen ______ staying at the hotel. A) isn’t B) was C) isD) are

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Correct option is D) are

31.

A: Whose coat it that? B : It’s ______ . A) my daughter’s B) of my daughter C) to my daughter D) of my daughter’s

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Correct option is A) my daughter’s

32.

Someone forgot an umbrella. I’ll try to find out ______ it is. A) whom B) of whom C) whose D) who

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Correct option is C) whose

33.

I asked her ______ was on the phone. A) which B) who C) whom D) whomever

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Correct option is B) who

34.

He knows ______ about sports. A) nothing B) anything C) at all D) something

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Correct option is A) nothing

35.

A: Do you have five dollars? B: No, I don’t, but Oswald has ______ money with him. A) a lot of B) much of C) many D) lots

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Correct option is A) a lot of

36.

I don’t have ______ petrol in my car. A) some B) no C) any D) lots of

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Correct option is C) any

37.

Choose the correct form of the verb that agrees with the subject:There ..... (is/are) 800 students in Anand Shiksha Nikethan. Babar Ali ...... (glve/ gives) the lessons just the way he has heard them from his teachers. The students ..... (enjoys/enjoy) his way of teaching.

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are, gives, enjoy

38.

Find the word which is out of the logic list:A) imitation B) fake C) genuine D) counterfeit

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Correct option is C) genuine

39.

the protein present in hair is

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  • The keratin protein is found in the hair. 
  • Proteins are used to build tissue cells, including the cells of your hair, skin, and nails. 
  • 80-85% of your hair is composed of a protein called keratin.
40.

Write a note on Congress Socialist Party.

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  • Taking cue from the Russian Revolution, socialist ideologies started to spread in India. 
  • At a meeting under the chairmanship of Jai Prakash Narayan in Bombay in 1934, the Congress Socialist Party was formed. During the Quit India agitation, leaders like Jai Prakash Narayan and Aruna Asaf Ali led the movement from their hideouts.
41.

Which statements are correct form the following?A. Marble development and Conservation Rule-2002B. Rajasthan Mineral Policy - 2015C. Rajasthan Minor Mineral Concession Rules (Amended upto May 2016)1. Only (A), (C) and (D)2. Only (A), (B) and (D)3. Only (A) and (D)4. All of these

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 4 : All of these
  • Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957 (67 of 1957), the Central Government makes Marble development and Conservation Rule-2002 for conservation and systematic development of and scientific mining to conserve the marble resources and to provide a uniform frame-work with regard to systematic and scientific exploitation of marble throughout the country.
  • The Rajasthan Mineral Policy, 2015 is a futuristic policy endeavoring propagation of sustainable mineral extraction regime aiming zero waste by adopting systematic and scientific mining with due safety, productivity, conservation, cost-effectiveness and adhering to the threshold parameters of environment, social commitments, health and welfare of people employed therein, utilizing the mineral resources after value addition to augment the financial resources of the State.
  • Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957 (Central Act No.67 of 1957), the State Government makes rules further to amend the Rajasthan Mineral Concession Rules, 1986. These rules may be called the Rajasthan Minor Mineral Concession (Amendment) Rules, 2016.
42.

Evaluate the significance of salt satyagraha.

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Gandhi gave top priority to reducing salt tax due to a variety of reasons. The reasons why Gandhiji selected salt on a powerful weapon against the British are.

  • Salt tax constituted two fifth portion of the income collected by the British through taxes.
  • This tax was a heavy burden for the poor people.
  • The British government banned small scale indigenous salt production.
  • There was three fold hike on salt price. 
  • The demand for lifting salt tax was a slogan suitable to inspire all segments of the society.

Inspired by the call of Gandhiji people in various parts of the country started to produce salt on their own, violating the British regulations.

43.

Which were the main centres of Salt Satyagraha in India?

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  • Dandi – Gujarat 
  • Payyannur – Kerala 
  • Vedaranyam – Tamil Nadu 
  • Bombay – Maharashtra 
  • Noakhali – Bengal
44.

Kakrapar Irrigation Project is situated on the river _______.1. Krishna2. Godavari3. Bhagirathi4. Tapi

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 4 : Tapi

The correct answer is Tapi.

  • The Kakrapar Irrigation project is situated near Kakrapar, 80 km upstream from the city of Surat in Gujarat.
  • This project is on the river of Tapi.
  • This is an irrigation project that is financed by the Government of Gujarat.
  • The place is also famous for the Kakrapar Atomic Power Station. 

  • Tapi River flows through the cities of SuratBhuranpur, Betul, Songadh, Bhusawal, and Dhule in Gujarat and Maharashtra.
  • The source of the Tapi river is the Satpura Range and its total length is 724 Km.
  • It drains into the Arabian Sea and Gulf of Khambhat.

 

RiverLength (Km)SourceDrains In
Krishna1400Mahabaleshwar (Maharashtra)Bay of Bengal, Hamsaladeevi
Godavari1465Triambakeshwar (Maharashtra)Bay of Bengal
Bhagirathi205Gangotri Glacier(Uttarakhand)Ganges
45.

Who among the following was awarded Bharat Ratna by the Government of India in 2015?1. Madan Mohan Malviya2. Kailash Satyarthi3. Rahul Gandhi4. MS Dhoni

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 1 : Madan Mohan Malviya

The correct answer is Madan Mohan Malviya.

  • Madan Mohan Malviya was awarded Bharat Ratna by the government of India in 2015.

  • He was an Indian scholar, educational reformer, and politician.
  • He played a very crucial role in the Indian independence movement.
  • He was president of the Indian National Congress three times.
  • Akhil Bhartiya Hindu Mahasabha was founded by him.
  • Mahamana was the title given to him.

  • His wife's name was Kumari Kundan Devi.
  • He was awarded Bharat Ratna posthumously in 2015.
  • Modern education was promoted by Madan Mohan Malviya.
  • He cofounded Banaras Hindu University at Banaras.
  • In the Indian indenture system, he played a very important role.
  • He was the founder of scouting in India.
46.

Illustrate the Judicial system formulated through East India Company.

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  • Warren Hastings took over the the administration as Governor in 1772. 
  • Warren Hastings introduced two types of courts in each district they are:

a) Dewani Aadalat: A civil court, in which Hindus were dispensed Justice as per the Hindu Scriptures and the Muslims as per the Shariyat. Civil courts came under the administration of European officers. 

b) Fouzadaari Aadalat: A criminal court, which were under the court of Qajis and functioned under the supervision of European officers. Gradually, the British Legal Procedures were introduced in the criminal courts.

47.

The founder of Ghadar Party (i) Lala Hardayal (ii) Surya Sen (iii) V.D.Savarkar

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Correct option is (i) Lala Hardayal 

48.

Explain the method adopted by Rayanna to fight the British.

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  • Rayanna was a brave soldier in the army of Chennamma of Kittur. 
  • Rani Chennamma along with Rayanna fought with the British against the ‘Doctrine of Lapse’ and independence of Kittur. 
  • Chennamma was imprisoned. 
  • Rayanna organised an army of five hundred men. 
  • He conducted secret meetings on war strategies. He adopted guerrilla tactics to torment the British. 
  • He looted government treasury and taluk offices of the British. 
  • He was a terror to the locals who assisted the British and punished them. 
  • Rayanna was betrayed by Amaldhar Krishnaraya. 
  • He was captured and hanged.
49.

The face diagonal length of FCC cubic cell is `660sqrt2` pm.If the radius of the cation is 110 pm, What should be the radius of the anion following radius ratio rules

Answer» Correct Answer - 220pm
`sqrt2a=660sqrt2` pm
so a=660 pm
Now if tetrahedral void is occupied by cations than
`sqrt3/4 a=(r_(+)+r_(-)),r_(-)=((sqrt3xx660)/4-110)=110[3/2sqrt3-1]=1.598xx110`
so, `r_(+)/r_(-)=1/1.598=1/1.6=10/16=0.625`
but `r_(+)/r_(-) gt 0.414` so it must not be occupying tetrahedral void then
`a=2r_(+)+r_(-) " " implies 330=r_(+)+r_(-)`
`r_(-)=220` pm `{r_(+)/r_(-)=0.5" it can occupy octahedral void"}`
50.

For the consecutive reaction `Aoverset(k_1("time"^(-1)))toBoverset(k_2("time"^(-1)))toC` following curves were obtained depending upon the relative values of `k_1 & k_2` . Now which of the following is the correct match ?A. Figure 1 `(k_1 lt k_2)`B. Figure 2 `(k_1 lt k_2)`C. Figure 2 - `(k_1 gt gt k_2)`D. Figure 1 - `(k_1 gt gt k_2)`

Answer» Correct Answer - B,D
For `A overset(k_1)toBoverset(k_2)toC`
In figure 1, [B] increased to a maximum value during reaction.This is possible when rate of formation of B is more than rate of decay of B in C.
i.e. `k_1 gt gt k_2`
In figure 2, [B] is maintained to a very low value .This means that B is decaying as soon as it is formed.This is possible when `k_2 gt gt k_1`