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Directions (For the 10 items which follow) :

(i)

In this section,a numberof sentences
are given.Thessentences
are underlinedin threeseparate

partsandceach
oneis labelled
(a),(b),(o).[Read
eachsentence
to ndout whetherthereis anerrorin
any underlinedpart. No sentencehas morethanone error.Whenyou find]'_an
error in any one"ofthe
underlined parts (a), (b) or (c), indicate your responseson the Answer Sheet at the appropriate
space.You may feel that there is no error in a sentence.In that case, (d)*wi11signify a No error
response.

(ii) Errorsmaybein grammar,
wordusageor idioms.Theremaybea wordmissingor theremaybea
word which should be re moved.

'

(iii) You are not required to correctthe error.You are required only to indicate your responseon the
answer

1.

sheet.

Supposeif you were left alone to live on a desert island Twhat would you as? No error.

(all

'

(b)

(0)

(ti)

'_
2.
He wonderedthat what would be the next moveof his opponents
(8)
(b)
who had vowed to see him dislodged from power. No error.

(0)
3.

Id)

Thenationl should be greatful to the armed forces for protecting them. No error.

can
4.

(b)

cc)

(d)

I do not know what is he doing to solvethe problem. No error.
(8)

('0)

(6)

(£1)

5. 5 Forsomanyyearsit is almosthis habit to goto thebedat 10p.111.
daily. Noerror.

(a)
6.

an

(en

'
(an

He took downafter his father. No error.
(8)

Ch)

(6)

(Cl)

'7.
His honestyhas neverbeen calledto question.No error.
(3)
8.

03)

(C)

(d)

I see her most weekends but not very often between. No error.
(3)

(b)

(0)

(<1)

&#39;9.
The chancellor was present on both occasions.No error.
(a)
10.

(bl

(c)

(d)

The deliberations by the committee are completelylcondential.
(a)

B-OEBB-M-HES;

Cb)

(0)

2

A)

No error.
(C1)

Directions
(FortheJitemawhich
follow)
V:

16.

We &#39;
saw

a

SCINTILLATING reworks

display.

Each of the folilowingeitemsconsistsofla sentence
followed by four words or group of words. Select the

(a)

Fascinating

synonym of the word (occuerring
in the sentencein

(1))

Unforgettable

capital letters) as per thecontext.

(C) &#39;
Beautiful

11-.AwisemanputspastRANCOUR
behind
and

(cl)

Sparkling

movesvahead.
(a) Dislike

12.

17.

Cb)

Hatred

(c)

Division

((1) Criticism

(b)

Monarchy

Many of the villagers were ISOLATED by

(c)

Lease

heavy showeraof rains.

(cl)

Trend

(a)

Destroyed

(1))

Separated from others

(c)

Battered

18.

A series of COLUMNS supporting a large
porch is typical of medieval architecture.
(a)

(cl)

Murals

(a)

Skilful

(b)

Wealthy

(d)

(b)_ Arches
Pillars

of being a PRUDENT

(c) Careful

Statues

(c)

He had a reputation
businessman.

(<1).Devasted
13.

ThePACThasbeeninefectfortwentyyears.
(a) Treaty
&#39;

19.

Dishonest

There was a signpost where the two paths
CONVERGE.

14.

Trees that
traffic

(a)

BLOCK the view of oncoming

should

be cut down.

(a) Separate
s
(b)

Alter

Intersect ~

(by Obstruct

(c) Merge

(c)

Improve

(cl)

(ti)

Spoil

Diverge

15. The landscapechangedABRUPTLYafter the 20. The violenceverupted because of the ZEALOT.
snowfall.

(a)

Suddenly

(bl

Sharply

(c)

Favourablyc

&#39;

Enthusiastic

fb)

Brave

(c) Timide
((1)

(d). Slightly
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(a)

(3-Al

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IV

Directions(Forthe10itemswhichfollow).Each of the following items consists of a sentence
followed by four words or group of words. Select the
antotnym of the word (occurring in the sentencein
capital letters) as per the context.

21. His

26.

regard to this.

CANDID remarks impressed the

(a)

authorities.
27.

(h)&#39;
Guarded

22.

Sincere

(id)

Unconventional

(c)

Careless

(d)

Worried

The railway lines are EXTENDED and we are
quite happy about it.

(3)~ Protracted

Theiguilty appealed to the jury to CONDONE
his punishment.
(a)

Cool

(13) Composed

(a)Blunt
(c)

WeareANXIOUS
to avoidanyproblems
with

Accept

(b)

Widened

(c)

Curtailed

(d)

Elongated

(Ii) Forgive
(C)

Condernn

(cl)

Criticize

23.

His family SEVEREEDties with him fOI
marryinginter-caste.
(3)

Joined

lncluded

There was a fire this morning. They were
lucky to ESCAPE it.
(a)

Arrest

(ii)

Elude

(c)

Evade

(cl)

Conceive

(c)_ Detached

(d) Disrupted.
24.

29.

It is easy to understand his FUZZY thoughts.

Domesticviollenceisa very INHUMAN act.
(a)

Indifferent

(b)

Compassionate

Terrible

(a)

Misty

(b)

Vague

(c)

(C)

Clear

((1) Ferocious

(cl)

Useful

25. lie drovehis carthroughSLIMYroadto 30. HisELOQUENT
speech
helped
himbagthe
reach your office.

award.

(a)

Ugly

(a)

Lucid

(bl

Clean

(b)

Vivid

(C)

Beautiful

(c)

Short

(cl)

Inarticulate

I(d) Slippery
B-OEBB-M-HBS

(4 -A )

Directions (For the 10 items which follow) :

Supply suitable prepositionfphrasalverb in the
blank of each item.

3].

Universitiesin Germanyand Denmarkwill
have aninput j

36.

the project.

L the

for

(a)

cutout

(b)

into

(b)

cut of?

(C)

about

(c)

cut on

(:1)

cut in

when I was

completely new to the business.
37 I,

(51) up

(b)

down

(0)

off

(cl)

for

heavy rush of work.

You should have nothing to do with those
criminals;they all have violent attitudes and
long records. They are men

in

(e)

of

(d)

on

cope.up

(b)

copewith

(c)

copeto

(£1) copein

38.

Twenty-ve candidates
for the first pri2.e.e

competefor

(b)compete
with
39.

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friend when he was in trouble.

his

(C)

compete to

(cl) - compete
on

(a)

with

(In)

for

(c)

by

(a)

disparity between

(d) _ beside

fb)

disparityfor

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We musteliminatethe

&#39;
40. (c)

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(d)

a woman.

disparityfrom

in

(b)

as

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(C)

by

and explored new religions.

(d)

with

(st)

deviatednfrom

(b)

deviated to

<5- M

rich and poor.

disparity in

(21)

E!-OEBB-M-HBS

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(*1)

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(b)

(a)

the same

kidney.

35.

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(a)

32. _He gave me a leg a

34.

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electricity

generators

(61) at

33.

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When

the beaten

track

Directions

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04 items that follow)

:

Read thepassageand answer the questionsthat follow

It hasoftenbeensaidthatthe scaleof naturalphenomenain
India andher total dependencecon
the
monsoon, have helped toform

the character of her people. Even today, major disasters, such as flood,

famine and plaque, are hard to check, and in older times, their control wasralmosttimpossible.Many othei

ancient
civilizations,
such
asthose
oftheGreeks,
Romans
andChinese,
hadtocontend
withhardwinte

which encouragedsturdiness and resourcefulness.India, on the other hand, was blessed by a bounteous

nature, who demandedlittle of man in return for sustenance,but in her terrible anger could not be

appeasedby any human effort. Hence it has been suggested,the Indian character has tended to quietism,
acceptingfortune and misfortune alike without complaint.

41.

The authors main argument is

(a)

43.

The expression India, on the other hand, was

description of natural phenomenaof I

blessed by a bounteous nature .................

India

means

(b)

unpredictability

of Indian monsoon

{cl

correlation between theclimate

I

and the

(a)Indian
soil
isfertile

character of the inhabitants of a region
((1) hardships causedby natural calamities

(b)

India is a land of ora and fauna

(c) Indianpeoplehavebeenrewardedmor

generously by nature in proportion tx
42.

iwhich one of the following civilizations

did

their

not have/to face hardships due to bad winter ? .44_
(a)

Indian

(b)

Greek

(c)

Chinese

(cl)

efforts

Indian soil is suited
variety of crops;

Roman

B-OEBB-M-HBS

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Which trait of Indian character has beer
formed bythe monsoon &#39;?

(d)

for growing

(,s

A)

(a)

Fatalisrn

(b)

Sturdiness

(c)

Asceticisin

(d)

Epicureanism

Directions (For the 06itemsthat follow) :
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In the following sentences,someparts of the
knowhowt0 doit haveto

sentences
have
been
jumbled
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P

to rearrange these parts whichare labelled P, Q, R,
S to produce the correct sentence.Choosethe proper
sequence

and

mark

accordingly.

in

your

answer

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sheet

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sequence
should
be
(a) &#39;
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e
P

l

becauseshedoes not help her
R
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45.

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R

hasntnished
S

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(d) QSRP

The correct sequence5should be

(a)

QRSP

49.

(b)I QPSR

Wouldyou

liketocome
onSaturdag

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P

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.

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The correct sequence should be

(a)

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(b)

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(b)

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(c)

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(c)

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(d)

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51.

Consider the following statements about the

B
54.

Which one among the following

lms

was

National Cyber Security Policy. approved by
the Union Cabinetin May 2013 :

presented the Best Feature Film award in the

1.

(a)

Dekh Indian Circus

(b)

Vicky Donor

(c)

Peon Singh Tamar

(d)

Chittagong

2.

The

policy

training.

focuses

on

O

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manpower

It aims to create aisecuredcomputing
environment across the country.

Which of the statements given above isfare
vcorrect ?

(a)

55.

1 only

Which

one

among

the

following

is

an

indigenously built Weapon System Integrated

helicopter handed over to the Indian Army in

(To) 2 only
(c)

Both 1 and 2

(d)

Neither

February
Ltd.

2013i by Hindustan

Aeronautics

?

1 nor 2
Varun

52.

Which of the following

statements

Dr. Aparajita Datta is.-&#39;are
correct?
1.

She is a wildlife biologist.

2.

She has been working for the
conservation of hornbills in the dense
tropical forests "ofArunachal Pradesh.

3.

53.

about

&#39;

56.

(b)

Indra

(c)

Rudra

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following
is theChairman
of
theFourteenth
FinanceCornniissiono
?

She was honoured with the Whitley
Award, also known as Green Oscar, in
the year 2013 in London.

(a)

Abhijit Sen

(1))

Y.V. Reddy

Select the correct answer usingthe code given

(c)

Amartya Sen

below :

(a) Monte];
Singh
Ahluwalia

(a)

1, 2 and 3

(b)

2 and 3 only

(c)

1 and 2 only

(d)

3-only

57.

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Fund in Indian isfare correct ?

1V 2.

It is a kind ofsavings scheme.
There I

Who among the following won the Mens
Singles title of the Madrid
Tournament, 2013 &#39;3

(a)

are

Open Tennis

no Acts regulating the

activities relating to Chit Funds in India.

Novel:Diokovic

Select the correct answer using the code given

Cb) Rafael Nadal

below

:

(c)

Roger Federer

(a)

1 only

(d)

Stanislas Wawrinka

(b)

2 only

(c)
(d)

Both 1 and 2
Neither 1 nor 2

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PranabMluliherjee

below .&#39;

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Code :

Prof. C.N.R. Rao is not correct ?

(a)

(a)

He worked mainly in solid-state and
structural chemistry

Both the statements are individually
true and Statement II is the correct

explanation of Statement I

(b) Heis the headofthe ScienticAdvisory
Council to the President

(c)

(b)

of India

Both the Statementsare individually
true but Statement II is not the correct
explanation-ofStatement I

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science award for the year 2013 for his
contributions in boosting Sino-Indian

(c)

scientic Cooperstion

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false

(d)&#39;
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(ti)

Academyof Sciences

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true

60.

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givenbelow:

81.

He was a popular Urdu poet and Hindi
lyricist, who worked extensively in Hindi
lms.

Statement

1:

The process of decay and disintegration of

rocksin situ is calledweathering.

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Filtnfare

awards.

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President

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India

recently released a commemorative postage
stamp on his birth anniversary at Rashtrapati

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and chemically.

Bhavan.
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62.

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68.

Which of the following are the.-results of El

In the 19thcentury,Indiawasthe largest

Nino

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British colony.

1.

Reduction in the amount of planktons
which further

Statement If :

reduces the number of

fish in the sea.

India became a big market for British

2.

Irregularities

3.

Distortion of equatorial atmospheric

manufactured goods and a eld of investment

in the evaporation of sea

water.

for foreigncapitalin the 19thcentury.

circulation.

Selectthe correctanswerusingthe codegiven
64.

below

:

Statement I:

(a)

1 and 2.only

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(b) 2 and3 only .

Statement

II:

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69.

65.

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7 .

0

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riveraction
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It is known that the atmosphere is divided
into some layers. In which one among the

Increasein the content of CO2 in the

following

atmosphere in recent years is mainly due to

composition of Helium gasinaximum ?
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the using of limestone in the rnanufacturecof
cenient.

66.

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71-

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The rigid lithospherlc slabs are known as
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the result,

if the

oceanic plate collides with the continental

sulphuric acid is added to calcium.
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layers,

plate ?

H5:

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1.

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continental plate.

2.

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oceanic plate.

3..
67. &#39;
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(b)

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76.

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2.

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3.

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3.

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4.

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(11) 1 and 2

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77.

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List II

(Mineral)

(Location in Map)

1.

Assamproducesnearly 80%of jute in

AMica K

2.

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B. Chromite

3.

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4.

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82.

D.Zinc

below

:

(la)

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(b)

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The Indian

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80.

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83.

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(b)

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(c)

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(d)

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(a)

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4

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(d)

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(b)

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(c)
(d)

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Coriolis effect

Which
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(b)

Rhinoceros

(0)

Bluewhale

(d)

Hippopotamus

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86. Presbyopia
is a visualdefectcaused
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(c)

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body parts contract slowly but can remain

(d)

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(b)

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(c)

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(d)

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contracted for a longer time &#39;?

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not undergo periodic moulting of their

external
body
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(b)

Cobra

(c)

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three enzymes were prepared

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Cb)

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94&#39;
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(c)

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(b)

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(c)

Typhoid.

(d)

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(b)

Sodium

(b)

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(c)

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(C)

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(d)

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(cl)

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debates on the nature of

Selectthe correct answer using theogcode
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the East India Companfs rule in India.

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:

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centres

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a resolution
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2.

The
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in

List I

(Book/ Journal)

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4

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1

What was the commonelement among the

105.

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(a)

(3.)

session of the

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B

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it hasreduced
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MahatmaGandhicomplainingof the ill-effect
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Who among thefollowing hasdescribed the

colonial government ?
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Salt tax

uprising of 1857 as the First Indian War of i
Indepiendence ?

(b)

Inadequate franchise

(a)

(o)

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(d)

Rowlatt Act

(b) R.C.Majumdar
(c) no. Tilak

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(cl)

s.N. Sen

lV.D. Savarkar

during the Viceroyalty of

(a)

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112.

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(c) Lord Dufferin
((1)

freedom movement in correct sequence
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Lord Mayo

103. Kandh Revoltagainstthe British wasled by
(a)

Chakra Bishoyi

(b)

Danclasena

(c)

Tomma Dora

(d)

Birsa Manda

Arrange the following events of Indian

1.

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2

Communal Award

3.

Poona Pact

4

Simon Commission

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113.

the socialists in India

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&#39;

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1.

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MorleyMinto

2.

Manchester

Despite the Government of India Act,
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VallabhnbhaiPatel

(b)

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(c)

Maulana Azad

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(C) 18000
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(d). 18Watt

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03) 10C

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more time to reach the ground because

(a)

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than

(b)

the coin.

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on the coin.

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-

acts in the downward direction.

((1) the pieceof papertakes alonjgerpath to
reach the ground.

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reddish-orange because

The plot given above represents displaceme

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(8)

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(b)

moving with acceleration.

(c)

moving with deceleration.

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of mass 20 gm is fired

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(c)

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(d)

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(c)

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the

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pressure

and

temperature.

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Accelerated motion of a particle which

temperature

139.

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(a)

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(b)

potential energyof the gasmoleculesis

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(c)

When long dry hair is brushed the strands

((1)

higher.

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higher.
gas molecules attract each other more.

often move away from each other because
while brushing

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(b)

static electric chargesare being induced

140.

on the hair.

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intoheat energy.

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The presenceof sulphur in gunpowder
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(b)

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strands becomessmaller.

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If the length of a simple pendulumis being
increased by 4-fold, time period of oscillation
will

141.

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(a)

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(b)

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naphthalenecan beseparatedby
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