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19. I________(try) to keep an open mind, but your behavior has shocked me.(a)Try (b) Have tried(c) tued (d) have been üyi.ng
Directions (Question Nos. 21 – 35) : Change the following sentences as directed21. Her hard work ensures that she will not be a failure. (to affirmative)(a)Her hard work ensures that she will be a failure(b)Her bad work ensures that she will be a failure(c)Her hard work ensures that she will be a success(d)Her hard work ensures that she will be a non-failure
23. You are ordered to close the door immediately. (to Imperative)(a)You have been ordered to close the door immediately(b)Close the door immediately, please(c)Let us close the door(d)Close the door immediately
24. I have called you here simply to scold you (to Interrogative) to scold you?(a) Why did I call you here simply (b)Have I called you here simply to scold you?(c)Why did I scold you?(d)Did I call you here simply to scold you?
27. Did I love you even at your darkest moments? (to Affirmative)(a)I have loved you even at your darkest moments(b)I love you even at your darkest moments(c)am loving you even at your darkest moments(d)I loved you even at your darkest moments
28. The Principal was looking for you yesterday (to Passive Voice)(a)You were looked for by the principal yesterday(b)You have been looked for by the Principal yesterday(c)You were looked by the Principal yesterday(d)You were being looked for by the Principal yesterday
29. She has been sent a message by me. (to Active Voice)(a)I sent her a message (b)A message was sent to her by me(c) I am sending her a message (d)I have sent her a message
31. Please, do not abandon me (to Affirmative)(a) You are ordered not to abandon me(b) May you not abandon me(c) You are requested not to abandon me(d) May abandonmentofme not be done by you
32. She said, “I need to see Tom now” (to Indirect Speech)(a)She said that she had needed to Tom then (b) She said that she needed to see Tom then(c) She said that she needs to see Tom Now (d) She said that she had needed to see Tomthen
33. He said that he had been searching for those books since the previous year (to Direct Speech)(a)He said, “l have been searching for these books since last year”(b)He said, “l am searching for these books since last year”(c)He said, “I searched for those books since the previous year”(d)He says, “I have searched for those books since the previous year”
34. Sugar tastes sweet (to Passive Voice)(a) Sugar is sweet when tasted(b) Sugar tastes sweet by me(c) Sugar is tasted sweetly by him(d) Sweet is sugar
Directions ( Question Nos. 36-40) : Analyse the given sentences and choose the correct option:
37. There was silence as the leader spoke.(a) Adverb clause of time (b)Adverb clause of purpose(c) Adverb clause ofcondition (d) Adverb clause of result
38. Few are better leaders than he. (a) Adverb clause of reason (b)Adverb clause of condition(b) Adverb clause of comparison (d) Averb clause of result or consequence
39. He makes friends wherever he goes. (a) Adverb clause of result or consequence (b)Adverb clause oftime(c) Adverb clause of comparison (d) Adverb clause of place
40. I am very pleased that you have passed.(a) Adverb clause ofresuit or consequence (b)Adverb clause of purpose(c) Adverb clause ofcondition (d)Adverb clause of reason
42. Without hard work, it will be difficult for him to catch up with the others.(a)speed up (b) join up(c) get inline (d) No improvement
43. Other countries have eradicated this disease ten years ago.(a)eradicated (b) did eradicated(c) had eradicated (d) No improvement
44. You have come here witha view to insult me.(a)for insulting me (b) of insulting me(c) to insulting me (d) No improvement
45. If you wrote to me earlier, I would have easily solved your problem.(a)were writing (b) had written(c) have written (d) No improvement
46. Can’t you never understand what has been said?(a) rather understand (b) ever understand(c) at all understand (d) No improvement
(a) DACB (b) BDAC(c) ACBD (d) CBDA
48. Putting it another way _________ win and losses
(a) BCDA (b) CABD(c) ABDC (d) BDCA
49. There are ________ in the world. A. more ants B. ThanC. any other kind ofD. Land animal
50. People who ________advantages of themA. no way of takingB. have no weaknessesC. are terribleD. and there is
52. For some time and by encouraging Italy is her aggression.A.it was commonly assurneB.after the treaty of VersaillesC.that Germany had caused World Warl by her aggressive actsD.by scholars and laymen alike(a)ACBD (b) DABC(c) BACD (d) BADC
54. A. It is fixed on Tuesday. B.We have, therefore, called him for interview C.Due to his illness he lost that job D.Sanga was working in a factory E.Hence, he has applied for ajob in my office
(a)CEDAB (b) DCEBA(c) EDBAC (d) BADCE
55. A. ‘You can’t see it from here’ B.’From another planet’ C.’I am a spaceman’, the boy said again D.John and Cathy stared at the boy E.Cathy gasped, John gave a shout of laughter(a) CBADE (b) ACBED(c) EDCBA (d) BCADE
56. A. Mom was pleased to receive your wishes on her birthday B.She has forgiven you and sends her blessings to you C.Wishes are more powerñJl than anything in the world D.Both of us had forgotten the day E.It was your letter and the card which reminded us of it
(a) DEABC (b) EADBC(c) CBAED (d) ADECB
58. Things ofsame nature(a) Ambigous (b)Hypothesis(c) Heterogenous (d) Homogenous
59. Morning prayer in church. (a) Ritual (b) Matins(c) Mass (d) Protocol
60. That which cannot be done without.(a)Impracticable (b) Indispensable (c) Irrevocable (d) Impossible
61. One who cannot be corrected.(a)Incurable (b) Hardened(c) Incorrigible (d) Unrnanageable
Directions (Quotion Nos. 62 – 66) : Pick out the correct kind ofphrasefrom thefollowing sentences.62. The gun went off with a loud report.
63. Here is a page with no writing on it.(a)Noun phrase (b) Adverb phrase (c) Adjective phrase
64. He refuses to answer the question.(a)Noun phrase (b) Adverb phrase (c) Adjective phrase
65. A meadow covered with grass stretched before us.(a)Noun phrase (b) Adverb phrase (c) Adjective phrase
66.. The shoe is pressing on my toe.(a) Noun phrase (b) Adverb phrase (c) Adjective phrase
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1. Who is the winner of Balon d’Or 2023 Female?(a) Aitana Bonmati(b) Megan Ratinoe(c) Alexia Putellas(d) Ada Hegerberg
2. Which country will hold the 2024 G20 summit?(a) Canada(b) Argentina(c) India(d) Brazil
3. The unprecedented surprise attack on Israel by Hamas terrorist took place on –(a) 6th October 2023(b) 7th October 2023(c) 17th September 2023(d) 18th September 2023
5. Which city topped the ‘Swachh Vayu Sarvekshan 2023 Clean Air Survey’?(a) Aizawl(b) Chandigarh(c) Indore(d) Panjim
6. Neha Thakur, who secured a silver medal for India at Asian Games, plays which sports?(a) Squash(b) Boxing(c) Sailing(d) Wrestling
8. In which state/UT was ‘Eco-Vizag Campaign’?(a) Andhra Pradesh(b) Uttar Pradesh(c) Madhya Pradesh(d) Telangana
10. The total number of contestants in the Mizoram State Legislative Assembly Election 2023 was(a) 182(b) 174(c) 184(d) 172
11. In the National Games 2023, Mizoram stood 27th with how many medals?(a) 4(b) 5(c) 7(d) 6
12. The 2nd Runner Up in the Miss Northeast 2023 was-(a) Jacqueline Ralte(b) Jennifer Chhangte(c) Jenny Chhakchhuak(d) Jennifer Ralte
13. The Indus Valley Civilization is also known as:(a) Vedic Civilization(b) Harappan Civilization(c) Mauryan Civilization(d) Gupta Civilization
14. The Mauryan Emperor who embraced Buddhism and spread it across India was:(a) Chandragupta Maurya(b) Bindusara(c) Ashoka(d) Kanishka
15. Who was the founder of the Gupta Empire, often referred to as the “Golden Age” of ancient India?(a) Skandagupta(b) Chandragupta I(c) Samudragupta(d) Ashoka
16. The famous rock-cut temples of Ellora were created during the rule of which dynasty?(a) Rashtrakuta(b) Chola(c) Pallava(d) Chalukya
17. Who was the first Mughal emperor?(a) Akbar(b) Humayun(c) Jahangir(d) Babur
18. Who was the author of the famous book “Discovery of India”?(a) Rabindranath Tagore(b) Mahatma Gandhi(c) Jawaharlal Nehru(d) Sardar Patel
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2. How do greenhouse gas emissions impact the climate, as mentioned in the passage?(a) They lead to increased atmospheric humidity.(b) They reduce atmospheric warming.(c) They cause changes in the atmosphere, land, and oceans.(d) They only affect the atmosphere.(e) Their impact on climate is miniscule thus cannot be judged effectively
3. What specific role does the IMF’s Climate Change Indicators Dashboard play, as mentioned in the passage?(a) Providing funding for renewable energy projects(b) Monitoring the transition to lower carbon use(c) Assessing the effectiveness of public health measures(d) Predicting future global mobility trends(e) Advocating for stricter emissions regulations
4. What is the significance of limiting atmospheric warming to around 1.5 degrees Celsius, as mentioned by the IPCC?(a) It prevents all climate-related changes.(b) It ensures immediate reductions in emissions.(c) It avoids the need for future climate action.(d) It reduces the risk of severe climate impacts.(e) It guarantees economic growth.
5. What is the overarching message conveyed by the passage regarding greenhouse gas emissions and climate change?(a) The world is on track to achieve the necessary reductions in emissions.(b) The Climate Change Indicators Dashboard is the sole solution to climate change.(c) Greenhouse gas emissions have no significant impact on climate.(d) Economic growth is more important than addressing climate change.(e) Urgent action is needed to reduce emissions and limit atmospheric warming.
6. What does the passage suggest about the relationship between the pandemic and greenhouse gas emissions?(a) The pandemic had no impact on greenhouse gas emissions.(b) The pandemic led to an increase in emissions.(c) The pandemic caused a temporary decrease in emissions.(d) The pandemic gave a significant time to construct proper plan to curb greenhouse gas emission(e) The pandemic accelerated emissions from the manufacturing sector.
7. Which of the following words is the synonym of “curve” as highlighted in the given passage?(a) loop(b) pendulous(c) spiral(d) trajectory(e) abaft
8. Which of the following words is the antonym of “build” as highlighted in the given passage?(a) demolish(b) rejig(c) extraction(d) malign(e) squeeze
10. The skipper of the (A)/ boat guide the vessel (B)/ through the storm and made (C)/ it safely into the port (D)/.(a) A(b) B(c) C(d) D(e) No Error
11. Spunky and full of spirit (A)/, the little girl is known (B)/ for always doing things that (C)/ others are afraid to does (D)/.(a) A(b) B(c) C(d) D(e) No Error
12. The cell’s nucleus is like (A)/ the conductor of a huge (B)/ opera who tell all the (C)/ performers what to do (D)/.(a) A(b) B(c) C(d) D(e) No Error
13. To avoid a calamity, the (A)/ police is asking everyone (B)/ to move away from (C)/ the burning building (D)/.(a) A(b) B(c) C(d) D(e) No Error
18. Which of the following should be the FIRST sentence after rearrangement?(a) A(b) F(c) E(d) B(e) C
19. Which of the following should be the FIFTH sentence after rearrangement?(a) C(b) E(c) B(d) A(e) F
20. Which of the following should be the SECOND sentence after rearrangement?(a) B(b) E(c) D(d) C(e) A
21. Which of the following should be the LAST sentence after rearrangement?(a) C(b) B(c) E(d) D(e) F
24. In summer, the region is bathed in an _____________ of sunlight, with a “midnight sun” that ___________ sets.(a) abundance, never(b) absence, there(c) violence, now(d) silence, below(e) vengeance, soon
25. This has ___________ both local populations and the rest of the world, with rising sea levels and ____________ weather events.(a) inspired, arcane(b) captivated, average(c) amazed, abstruse(d) depressed, supreme(e) affected, extreme
29. Although the Constitution doesn’t provide for a fixed number of sessions or days of sitting, three sessions are typical held in each calendar year.(a) session are typically held in each(b) sessions are typically held in each(c) sessions are typically hold in each(d) sessions is typically held in each(e) No correction required
30. The ceiling fan market are undergoing a churn too, driven by policy imperatives and a regulation change.(a) is undergoing a churn too, driven for(b) is undergoing a churn to, driven by(c) is undergoing a churn too, driven by(d) is undergone a churn too, driven by(e) No correction required
Direction (31 – 36): What will come in the place of question (?) mark in the following number series.31. 20, 32, 47, 57, 74, ?(a) 100(b) 96(c) 90(d) 84(e) 80
32. 32, 40, 53, 76, ?, 172(a) 116(b) 112(c) 114(d) 124(e) 120
33. 40, 66, 116, 198, 320, ?(a) 470(b) 490(c) 510(d) 480(e) 520
34. 80, ?, 117, 168, 271, 478(a) 84(b) 104(c) 96(d) 92(e) 90
35. ?, 161, 228, 299, 372, 451(a) 100(b) 110(c) 90(d) 120(e) 80
36. 500, 50, 10, 3, 1.2 ?(a) 0.9(b) 0.32(c) 0.6(d) 0.4(e) 0.5
37. A shopkeeper marked up the price of article P by 20% and give discount of d%, then he gets a loss of (d – 11) %. If cost price of article Q is Rs.200 and gets a profit of 1.5d%, then find the selling price of the article Q.(a) Rs.335(b) Rs.305(c) Rs.300(d) Rs.345(e) Rs.330
Directions (41-45): In each of these questions, two equation (I) and (II) are given. You have to solve both the equations and give answer.(a) If x>y (b) If x≥y (c) If x<y(d) If x≤y (e) If x = y or no relation can be established between x and y 41. I. 4x2+ 20x + 25 =0 II. 2y2+ 11y + 15 = 0(a) If x>y (b) If x≥y (c) If x<y(d) If x≤y (e) If x = y or no relation can be established between x and y
42. I. 3x2 – 14x + 15 = 0 II. 6𝑦2 − 31𝑦 + 18 = 0(a) If x>y (b) If x≥y (c) If x<y(d) If x≤y (e) If x = y or no relation can be established between x and y
43. I. 4 x2 – 16x + 16 = 0 II. 10y2– 29y + 21 =0(a) If x>y (b) If x≥y (c) If x<y(d) If x≤y (e) If x = y or no relation can be established between x and y
44. I. 3 x2 − 37𝑥 + 114 = 0 II. 3 y2 − 46𝑦 + 171 = 0(a) If x>y (b) If x≥y (c) If x<y(d) If x≤y (e) If x = y or no relation can be established between x and y
45. I. 2x2 + 13𝑥 − 150 = 0 II.y2 − 17𝑦 + 66 = 0(a) If x>y (b) If x≥y (c) If x<y(d) If x≤y (e) If x = y or no relation can be established between x and y
Direction (46 – 51): The pie chart (i) given below shows percentage distribution of total people (male + female) visited five different clubs and pie chart (ii) shows percentage distribution of total male visited in these five clubs. Read the data carefully and answer the questions given below.46. Total females visited club B and C together are what percent of total people visited club D.(a) 40%(b) 35%(c) 36.3%(d) 33.33%(e) 30%
57. Males working in city C is approximately what percentage of females working from B?(a) 80%(b) 190%(c) 180%(d) 106%(e) 70%
58. When 4 added into the numerator and 10 is subtract from the denominator of a fraction, then the fraction changed from 8/11 to 3/4 Now we subtract 4 and 10 from numerator and denominator of the fraction respectively, then find the new fraction.(a) 178/244(b) 184/243(c) 126/254(d) 168/254(e) 208/254
59. The ratio of time taken by a boat to cover a distance in downstream to that of in upstream is 3 : 5. If the boat covers 90 km in downstream in t hours and 72 km in upstream in (t+1) hours, then find downstream speed (in km/hr) of the boat.(a) 20(b) 36(c) 24(d) 30(e) 18
60. 240 meters long train crosses a pole in x seconds, while the train can cross a 360 meters long platform in x+9 seconds. Find the time taken by the train to cross a dog who is running in the direction of the train at speed of 36 km/hr.(a) x seconds(b) 2x seconds(c) x+2 seconds(d) x−1 seconds(e) x+3 seconds
67. How many persons sit between G and F?(a) Five(b) Three(c) One(d) Two(e) None of these
68. Who sits sixth to the left of B?(a) D(b) A(c) G(d) H(e) None of these
69. Who sits immediate right of D?(a) G(b) C(c) F(d) A(e) None of these
70. Who sits second to the left of H?(a) B(b) C(c) A(d) F(e) None of these
73. Statements: Some Giraffe is Kangaroo All Turtle is Giraffe All Seal is KangarooConclusions: I. Some Turtle is Kangaroo II. All Giraffe can be Seal(a) If only I follows(b) If only II follows(c) If neither I nor II follows(d) If either I or II follows(e) If both I and II follow
Directions (74): Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions:In the certain code language:“All the time” is coded as “2 1 4” “The way home” is coded as “7 8 2”“Home is far” is coded as “3 5 8”74. What is the code of the word “Way”?(a) 7(b) 8(c) 2(d) 3(e) None of these
Directions (95-97): In this question, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statement and select the appropriate answer.95. Statements: U > I ≤ L ≤ O; R E; X > Y > O ≤ B Conclusions: I. I < X II. R > U(a) If only conclusion I is true(b) If only conclusion II is true(c) If either conclusion I or II is true(d) If neither conclusion I nor II is true(e) If both conclusions I and II are true
96. Statements: 7 > 5 5 ≥ 0 8 ≤ 4 > 1 Conclusions: I. 7 > 6 II. 1 > 2(a) If only conclusion I is true(b) If only conclusion II is true(c) If either conclusion I or II is true(d) If neither conclusion I nor II is true(e) If both conclusions I and II are true
97. Statements: M ≤ O > T > R > E; N = H ≤ R > K < U Conclusions: I. E > N II. H ≥ E(a) If only conclusion I is true(b) If only conclusion II is true(c) If either conclusion I or II is true(d) If neither conclusion I nor II is true(e) If both conclusions I and II are true
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2. What is the difference between the total value of column III and total value of row 1?(a) 1(b) 3(c) 4(d) 2(e) None of the above
3. Which meaningful word is formed in column III?(a) AREA(b) None of these(c) DRUM(d) CRUX(e) IRON
4. What is the sum of the positional value of the letter in (I, IV) and (III, II), where the bracket represents (row, column)?(a) 6(b) 8(c) 5(d) 7(e) None of the above
7. Who among the following lives in flat M on floor 3?(a) R(b) T(c) Z(d) Y(e) X
8. Which among the following statements is not true?(a) Z and P live in the same named flat(b) Only one flat is vacant on floor 2(c) P lives on an even-numbered floor(d) On floor 2, even number of persons live(e) None is true
9. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and thus form a group, then who among the following doesn’t belong to that group?(a) O(b) Q(c) U(d) X(e) P
10. If we use the following alphabets from the words which are given in the options below: first vowel from the left end in the first word, the consonant which has the highest place value in the second word, the consonant which is second from the right end in the third word and immediately preceding consonant (in the fourth word) of the second vowel from the left end. Then which of the following options does not give a meaningful word?(a) Fire, Hand, Port, Atom (b) Read, Song, City, Hope(c) Open, Work, Wind, Time(d) Hear, Star, Fish, Life(e) None of these
12. What is the difference between the third-highest number in Step II and the third-lowest number in Step IV?(a) 46540(b) 46527(c) 46590(d) 46630(e) 46780
13. What is the sum of the numbers found in step V?(a) 898(b) 768(c) 548(d) 914(e) 998
14. Which among the following element is third to the left of the element which is fourth from the right end in step III?(a) QBLF(b) 14(c) VMJSX(d) 12(e) MS
16. Which of the following numbers is printed on Box X?(a) 51(b) 58(c) 39(d) 27(e) None of these
17. How many boxes are kept between Box T and Box C?(a) Two(b) Four(c) Three(d) One(e) None of these
18. What is the sum of the numbers printed on Box Y and Box L?(a) 70(b) 72(c) 71(d) 75(e) None of these
20. Which of the following can be inferred from the above statement?(I) Arvind Kejriwal is considered as opposition leader for central government.(II) If Board exam will be conducted, it may act as catalyst in rising number of cases for Covid-19.(III) Only Central government has the right to postpone state government exam.(a) Only III(b) Only II and III(c) Only I and II(d) Only II(e) None of them
22.Which of the following statements is true?(a) G sits in the corner of Table X.(b) E sits immediate left of the one who likes horror novels.(c) B likes romance novels.(d) I sits immediate right of F.(e) F sits in the middle of Table Y
23.Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group. Who among the following does not belong to that group?(a) H(b) J(c) I(d) F(e) C
24.Which among the following pair of persons sits near to the vacant seats in Table Y?(a) H and G(b) F and I(c) I and C(d) C and H(e) F and H
26. Which of the following can be assumed from the above statement?(I) After this historical decision, corruption rate would have been gone down in India.(II) India is ranked among top 5 big economic country.(III) Many of the countrymen wanted to corruption and black marketing should be reduced.(a) Only I and III(b) Only II(c) All of three(d) Only II and III(e) None
29. What is the sum of the experience of A, C, F and H?(a) 33 years(b) 28 years(c) 23 years(d) 39 years(e) 26 years
30. Which among the following statement is not true?(a) G has maximum years of experience among all(b) Only three persons are qualified in Diploma(c) A gets the fourth highest marks(d) More than three persons have more experience than D(e) None is true
32. Which of the following combination is correct for the train which arrives just before M on same platform?(a) Platform 1, 7am(b) Platform 3, 7am(c) Platform 1, 5am(d) Platform 2, 6am(e) Platform 2, 7am
33. Which of the following train arrives at last on platform 1?(a) The train which arrives just after train D(b) The train which arrives at same time with train S on different platform(c) The train which arrives two hours after train K(d) The train which also stops on platform 2 at 7am(e) None of the above
34. Which of the following statement is not true?I. Train S arrives at last on one of the platforms II. Train K arrives after train B on same platformIII. Only two train arrives on more than one platform(a) Only I is true(b) None is true(c) Only II and III is true(d) Only I and II is true(e) Only III is true
38. What is the position of the one who likes Toronto with respect to G?(a) Eighth to the right(b) Sixth to the left(c) Eighth to the left(d) Tenth to the right(e) Ninth to the left
39. The number of persons sit to the right of I is two less than the number of persons sit to the ____.(a) Right of the person who likes Madrid(b) Right of E(c) Right of J(d) Right of the person who likes Houston(e) Right of D
41. Eight persons i.e., A, B, C, D, M, N, O and P attend a function in eight different months viz. January, March, April, May, July, August, November and December of the same year. Who will attend the function in May?I. One person attends the function between M and N. P attends the function two persons after O but not after A. One person attends the function between A and C. N and P do not attend the function in the adjacent months. II. O and N do not attend the function in the adjacent months. Two persons attend the function between N and D who does not attend the function just before O. C does not attend the function in the month having a minimum number of days. III. A is neither the first person nor the last person to attend the function. D and M do not attend the function adjacent to each other. A does not attend the function just before M. B neither attend the function just after N nor just before O.(a) If data in statement I alone is sufficient(b) If data in statement II alone is sufficient(c) If data either in statement I alone or in statement III alone is sufficient(d) If data in all statements i.e., I, II and III even together is not sufficient(e) If data in all statements i.e., I, II and III together is sufficient
43.Who is B’s mother-in-law?(a) The one who is youngest among all(b) The one who is 39 years old(c) The one who is 71 years old(d) The one who is 9 years old(e) The one who is 67 years old
44.What is the average age of B, D, T and N?(a) 32 years(b) 28 years(c) 30 years(d) 24 years(e) 18 years
Directions (46-50): In each of the questions given below three words are given in bold. These words may or may not be in their correct position. Following each sentence few sequences are provided.Select the sequence of the words which will make the given sentence contextually meaningful. 46. The scientist’s obfuscated (A) on quantum physics was filled with technical terms that presentation (B) the topic for most of the audience, leaving them bewildered (C) and struggling to grasp the concepts.(a) BAC(b) ACB(c) BCA(d) Both (A) and (C)(e) All (A), (B) and (C)
47. The company’s management team was divided into two factions (A), with one group overtly (B) advocating for a new product launch, while the other group covertly (C) worked to undermine the project behind the scenes.(a) BAC(b) ABC(c) ACB(d) Both (B) and (C)(e) All (A), (B) and (C)
48. The scientist, known for his methodical (A) and deliberate (B) research approach, embarked on a ponderous (C) study, carefully collecting and analyzing data over the course of several years to arrive at his groundbreaking discoveries.(a) ABC(b) BAC(c) CAB(d) Both (B) and (C)(e) All (A), (B) and (C)
49. As the young musician carefully plucked (A) the strings of his guitar, he struck (B) a chord that resonated through the room, poking (C) the audience’s attention with the deliberate and melodious rhythm.(a) ABC(b) Both (A) and (C)(c) BAC(d) ACB(e) All (A), (B) and (C)
50. In the world of modern technology (A), the inner workings of cutting-edge quantum computers may seem esoteric (B) to most, but the smartphones we use daily have become utterly ubiquitous (C), altering the way we live and connect with the world.(a) BCA(b) Both (C) and (D)(c) ABC(d) ACB(e) All (A), (B) and (C)
Directions (56-61): Read each sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical or idiomatic error in it. In the following sentences, a part is highlighted in each sentence which is error-free, the error, if any, will be in any other part of the sentence. The letter of that part is the answer. If there is ‘No error’, the answer is (e). (Ignore errors of punctuation, if any).Q56. Scientists has discovered that environmental (A)/ factors play a greater role / than genetic variantsin determining (B)/ the height of children (C)/ in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). (D)(a) A(b) B(c) C(d) D(e) No error
57. Cybersecurity firms are turning (A)/ to integrated platforms to offer (B)/ comprehensive online security for both/ B2B and end-users, as standalone tools (C)/ struggle to meet enterprise security needs.(D)(a) A(b) B(c) C(d) D(e) No error
58. One of the student in the (A)/ advanced mathematics class consistently (B)/ outperforms their peers,/ showcasing exceptional (C)/ problem-solving skills.(D)(a) A(b) B(c) C(d) D(e) No error
59. Two studies published in (A)/ international journals have /found a worrying link among (B)/ air pollution levels and (C)/ the incidence of type 2 diabetes in Chennai and Delhi. (D)(a) A(b) B(c) C(d) D(e) No error
60. The global carbon (A)/ budget for a given temperature / limit is a global resource, common (B)/ to the entire world, but (C)/ is exhaustible and limited. (D)(a) A(b) B(c) C(d) D(e) No error
63. In the face of the challenging situation, she took a _______________ approach, focusing on _____________solutions rather than getting lost in _______________ theories.(a) opportunistic, pragmatic, viable(b) delusional, durable, historic(c) pragmatic, practical, idealistic(d) feasible, realistic, implemented(e) obstruse, inevitable, probable
64.His _____________ speech at the conference _____________the audience and _____________ his deep knowledge on the subject.(a) vocal, intimidated, perplexed(b) exquisite, incapacitated, delivered(c) radical, repelled, illustrated(d) eloquent, captivated, conveyed(e) verbal, strengthen, intrigued
65. His _______________ pursuit of the truth led to the _______________ that _______________ solved the longstanding mystery.(a) preserving, dimension, apologetically(b) tenacious, breakthrough, ultimately(c) conundrum, hesitation, eventually(d) indifferent, breach, gradually(e) apathetic, zenith, mistakenly
66. The ______________ of how to allocate the _________________ resources among competing projects required careful ___________________.(a) candor, restricted, analysis(b) procedure, inexhaustible, judgement(c) conundrum, limited, consideration(d) zealous, futuristic, admiration(e) mechanism, vicarious, precautions
67. The charity’s mission to ___________________ poverty was a ___________________ endeavour, but their dedication never ___________________.(a) elevate, reckless, wandered(b) prosecute, serendipity, capitulate(c) prolific, sycophant, blurred(d) reduce, malfeasance, distorted(e) alleviate, quixotic, wavered
70. Which of the following cannot be considered as a data breach in the realm of cyber threats?(a) Phishing attacks that trick individuals into revealing sensitive information. (b) Malware infections exploiting vulnerabilities to compromise computer systems.(c) Utilizing standard network monitoring tools to detect and address typical network issues.(d) Insider threats involving malicious actions or negligence from within an organization.(e) None of these
76. What is the function of pattern recognition as described in the passage in the context of voice recognition software?(a) Translating analog audio into digital signals(b) Recognizing the digital signals and subsequently converting them into analog signals for the system to comprehend the language.(c) Analyzing and comparing a digital repository of words derived from converting analog audio into digital signals(d) Evaluating the computer’s RAM capacity to expedite the search for an effective vocabulary.(e) Both (a) and (c)
79. Choose the most suitable word that should fill the given blank.(a) advent(b) oblivious(c) conservation(d) adversity(e) mundane
80. Choose the most appropriate choice that can substitute the three highlighted words in the passage in the same order.(a) require, alleviated, vital(b) rationalize, progressed, exclusive(c) crucial, discern, inherent(d) mandate, elevated, indispensable(e) impose, augmented, resilient
83. Total number of products sold by shop A on Monday is two times of the total products sold by E on that day and total products sold by A on all three days is 350. Find the ratio of total product sold by C to D on Wednesday.(a) 5 : 6(b) 2 : 1(c) 3 : 4(d) 1 : 2(e) 2 : 3
84. Total number of products sold by shop A in all the three days 246 more than total number of products sold by shop C and E on Monday together. If total number of products sold by A on Monday and Wednesday is equal, then find the ratio of ‘x’ to ‘y’.(a) 16: 73(b) 17: 25(c) 16: 75(d) 18: 77(e) None of these
89. If Raj wants to travel from P to R, then find the minimum time required to cover this distance by Raj.(a) 40 hours(b) 40.5 hours(c) 30.5 hours(d) 35 hours(e) 42 hours
90. If Rahul travels from P to S via Q and the fair of the vehicle per km from point Q to S is 20% more than that of from P to Q, then the total fair collected from P to S via Q is Rs. Rs. 72000. Find the fare of the taxi per km.(a) Rs. 100(b) Rs. 150(c) Rs. 120(d) Rs. 140(e) Rs. 130
91. Find the minimum possible sum of the time (in hours) taken to cover distance from P to S and from R to S.(a) 17⅔(b) 18⅔(c) 16(d) 25(e) 12
93. ‘m’ men can complete a work in (x+9) day, while ‘y’ men can complete the same work in ‘n’ days. If ‘y – 7’ men can complete the same work in (n+12) days, then find in how many days (n–m) men can complete the same work?(a) 21 days(b) 42 days(c) 35 days(d) 14 days(e) 84 days
94. ‘m’ men can do a work in ‘n’ days and ‘n’ women can do the same work in ‘2m’ days. ‘x’ men and ‘1.5y’ women together can complete the same work in 20 days. 5 men and (y+1) women started working together and they did work only for D days and remaining work is completed by a woman in 25/3 D days. Find the value of ‘D’.(a) 33(b) 18(c) 21(d) 24(e) 27
96. Total 800 people went to restaurant Q. As per new festival scheme, if the average cashback for only cash users who do not get 2% cashback offer is Rs. 200 per person, then find the total amount of cashback given to the person who initially didn’t get 2% cashback from those who are paying bill through cash. (in Rs)(a) 37600(b) 38400(c) 29000(d) 98000(e) None of these
97. Total 3000 people went to restaurant R. Find the difference the number of customers who are getting 10% cashback and the number of customers who are using cash payments.(a) 480(b) 460(c) 590(d) 500(e) None of these
98. If 630 people are using debit card in restaurant S, then find the total number of people getting 2 % cashback on cash.(a) 81(b) 89(c) 90(d) 91(e) None of these
99. ABC is a three-digit number, when ABC is multiplied by a single digit number X, then the product is 2634. In that three-digit number ABC, the digit at tens place is equal to half of X. Which of the following statement/s is/are correct about ABC?(i) Unit digit in ABC is 9(ii) ABC is a prime number(iii) Sum of digits of ABC is 16(a) Only (i) and (iii)(b) Only (i) and (ii)(c) Only (iii)(d) All (i), (ii) and (iii)(e) None of these
102. What is the LCM of B + 20 and A?(a) 101(b) 102(c) 114(d) 104(e) 115
Directions (103-105): Solve the series to answer the following questions.Note: Both series follows the same patterns103. Find the difference between (Y+X) and (Y+Z)(a) 12(b) 24(c) 14(d) 4(e) 25
104. If a new series starts with the value of (W-X) following the same logic mentioned in the above series, then what is the 3rd term of the newly formed series?(a) 120(b) 121(c) 144(d) 64(e) 25
105. If roots of quadratic equation are y/w and (w-x/16) then find the quadratic equation whose variable is r?
Directions (106-108): Solve the quadratic and answer the following questions.106. 7P/21 X 0.2P –89 is equal to?(a) P+2(b) 2P+2(c) P+1(d) 2P-1(e) None of these
107. Smallest root of equation A when multiplied by largest one-digit prime number.(a)13 1/3(b)17 1/4(c)15 3/4(d)13 3/4(e)13 3/7
108. Which of the following are the roots of equation B.(a)1/5 , 1/6(b)2/5 , 1/3(c)2/5 , 1/6 (d)2/3 , 3/5(e)None of the above
112. Determined the relation between the P and H.
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6. Who was known as the Father of Communal Electorate in Indiaa) Lord Canningb) Lord Mintoc) Lord Chelmsfordd) Lord Irwin
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3. Impeachment of the President can be done under which articlea) Article 52b) Article 60c) Article 61d) Article 62
5. The Vice President of India is elected bya) Members of Legislative Assembliesb) Members of both Legislative Assemblies and Legislative Councilsc) Member of both houses of Parliamentd) Members of the Rajya Sabha
6. When was the Constitution of India adopteda) 15th August 1947b) 14th December 1946c) 26th November 1949d) 15th January 1947
7. Which Constitutional Amendment Act reduced the voting age from 21 to 18a) 42nd Amendment Act 1976b) 61st Amendment Act 1989c) 73rd Amendment Act 1992d) 104th Amendment Act 2020
9. Power, authority and responsibilities of Municipalities came under which Schedulea) 8th Scheduleb) 11th Schedulec) 12th Scheduled) 6th Schedule
11. According to State Reorganization Commission, how many states and Union Territories were created on 1st November 1956a) 12 states and 6 Union Territoriesb) 14 states and 6 Union Territoriesc) 16 states and 8 Union Territoriesd) 10 states and 8 Union Territories
14. The Mizoram Peace Accord 1986 was under which Articlea) Article 371(J)b) Article 370 (G)c) Article 371(G)d) Article 371 (K)
15. Article 1 of the Constitutcion describe India as aa) Federation of statesb) Union of states c) Republican state d) Democratic state
16. When did the Citizenship Amendment Act came into forcea) 10th January 2020b) 10th January 2022c) 20th February 2020d) 18th January 2020
17. Who were the original signatories of the Mizoram Peace Accord 1986a) Lal Thanhawla, Laldenga, RD Pradhanb) Zoramthanga, Lalkhama, RD Pradhanc) RD Pradhan, Lalkhama, Laldengad) Zoramthanga, Lal Thanhawla, RD Pradhan
13. Match the following Schedules 1. 8th Schedules a) Panchayati Raj2. 10th Schedule b) Languages3. 11th Schedule c) Administration of tribal areas4. 6th Schedule d) Anti defection lawa) 1(b) 2(d) 3(a) 4(c)b) 1(c) 2(a) 3(d) 4(b)c) 1(d) 2(c) 3(a) 4(b)d) 1(a) 2(b) 3(c) 4(d)
19. The idea of Constitutional Amendment has been borrowed froma) Japanb) USAc) Irelandd) South Africa
20. President’s Rule in the state is mentioned in which Articlea) Article 352b) Article 356c) Article 360d) Article 354e) Article 354
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3. Which Act introduced Portfolio system in Indiaa) Indian Councils Act 1892b) Charter Act of 1853c) Indian Councils Act 1861d) Charter Act 1793
5. Who is called the father of Indian Civil Servicea) Warren Hastingsb) Robert Clivec) Lord Mountbattend) Lord Cornwallis
6. Which Constitutional amendment is known as the Mini Constitutiona) 44th Amendmentb) 41st Amendmentc) 42nd Amendmentd) 46th Amnedment
7. Which Act provided for the establishment of RBIa) Government of India Act 1935b) The Indian Independence Act 1947c) Government of India Act 1858d) Mountbatten Plan
9. Which state was created as the first linguistic state in 1953a) Arunachal Pradeshb) Madhya Pradeshc) Andhra Pradeshd) Uttar Pradesh
11. Which Article authorizes the Parliament to form a new statea) Article 1b) Article 2c) Article 3d) Article 4
14. Suspension of fundamental rights during emergency is taken froma) Irelandb) USSRc) Japand) Germany
15. Remna Ni is celebrated ona) February 20b) June 15c) June 28d) June 30
16. Article 31, Right to property was deleted from the list of Fundamental Rights by thea) 42nd Amendmentb) 44th Amendmentc) 46th Amendmentd) 73rd amendment
17. Which articles cannot be suspended during emergencya) Article 14 & 15b) Article 30 & 32c) Article 17 & 18d) Article 20 & 21
18. The heart and soul of the Constitution according to Dr BR Ambedkar isa) Article 32b) Article 31c) Article 14d) Article 17
19. Right to information (RTI) came into force ona) 15th June 2005b) 5thJanuary 2005c) 12th October 2005d) 15th August 2015
20. 86th Amendment of the Constitution provides free and compulsory education to all children between 6-14 years under Articlea) 20 Ab) 20c) 21d) 21 A
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3. Which Constitutional Amendment Act gave Constitutional status to Panchayati Raj.a)42nd Constitutional Amendment Actb)44th Constitutional Amendment Actc)73rd Constitutional Amendment Actd)104th Constitutional Amendment Act
5. The white colour in the National Flag symbolizea)Courage and sacrificeb)Truth and Peacec)Faith and Chivalryd)Justice and Prosperity
7. The legislative assembly should consist of members betweena)40 – 500b)60 – 500c)30 – 600d)50 – 400
9. In January 2020, the Anglo Indian reserve seat in the Parliament and state legislature of India was abolished ba)42nd Constitutional Amendment Actb)44th Constitutional Amendment Actc)73rd Constitutional Amendment Actd)104th Constitutional Amendment Act
11. The institution of Panchayati Raj was first introduced in Rajasthan ina)3rd March,1959b)4th May,1959c)2nd Oct, 1959d)3rd Nov, 1959
14. The National flag was adopted by the Constituent Assembly ona)2nd Oct,1949b)22nd July, 1947c)15th Aug, 1950d)26th Nov,1949
15. The word Satyameva Jayate meaning Truth along Triumphs was taken froma)Bhagavat Gitab)Rig Vedac)Sama Vedad)Mundakka Upanishad
16. The white colour in the National Flag symbolizea)Courage and sacrificeb)Truth and Peacec)Faith and Chivalryd)Justice and Prosperity
17. The Indian National anthem was first sung ona)11th January 1899b)27th December 1911c)15th August 1869d)30th May 1905
18. The Indian National song was composed bya) Mahatma Gandhib) Rabindranath Tagorec) Bakim Chandra Chaterjeed) Dr.BR Ambedkar
19. States where Panchayati Raj Institutions were not implementeda) Nagland, Manipur, Mizoramb) Sikkim, Manipur, Mizoramc) Sikkim, Tripura, Mizoramd) Nagland, Mehalaya, Mizoram
20. National Aquatic Animal of Indiaa) Gangetic Cat-fishb) Gangetic Dolphinc) Gangetic Sharkd) Gangetic frog
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2. Which of the following Motions can the Council of Ministers in India move?a) No Confidence Motion b) Censure Motion c) Adjournment Motion d) Confidence Motion
3. On which date was the first general election to Lunglei Municipal Council helda) April 27,2023 b) March 2,2023 c) May 5,2023 d) March 29,2023
5. Who presides over the meeting of the Cabinet in the Statea) The Governor b) The Chief Minister c) The Speaker d) The Deputy Speaker
7. Rajya Sabha has equal power with Lok Sabhaa) in the matter of creating new all India services b) in amending the Constitutionc) in making cut motiond) none of the above
9. How long is the tenure of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India.a) 5 years b) 6 years c) 3 years d) not fixed
11. Article 21(A)Right to education has been added to the Constitution by which amendmenta) 42nd Constitutional Amendmentb) 97th Constitutional Amendment c) 86th Constitutional Amendmentd) 104th Constitutional Amendment
14. Which of the following countries was the first to give women the right to vote?a) New Zealand b) Australia c) Finland d) America
15. Who was the first non-congress Prime Minister of India ?a)Chaudhury Charan Singhb)Moraji Desaic)Atal Behari Vajpayeed)Manmohan Singh
16. Which Act permitted Christian Missionaries to spread across Indiaa)Charter Act of 1813b)Charter Act of 1784c)Charter Act of 1833d)Charter Act of 1726
17. Match the following Schedules 1.8th Schedules a) Panchayati Raj2.10th Schedule b) Languages3.11th Schedule c) Administration of tribal areas4.6th Schedule d) Anti defection lawa) 1(a) 2(b) 3(c) 4(d)b) 1(c) 2(a) 3(d) 4(b)c) 1(d) 2(c) 3(a) 4(b)d) 1(b) 2(d) 3(a) 4(c)
18. The Mizoram Peace Accord 1986 is under which Articlea)Article 371(J)b)Article 370 (G)c)Article 371(G)d)Article 371 (K)
20. Uniform Civil Code come under which Articlea)44b)45c)42d)41
