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Contents
Facts about National Symbols ..............................................4
Women’s magazines in Kerala .............................................7
P.S.C Previous Questions - Chemistry ..................................8
Civil Police Officer / Beat Forest Officer
Model Question Paper....................................................... 10
Degree Level Model Question Paper .................................. 12
Quantitative Aptitude (Selected Questions) ......................... 14
Mental Ability (Selected Questions).................................... 15
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Facts FACTS About ABOUT NATIONAL National SYMBOLS Symbols
National Symbols
National Flag : Tricolour Flag
National Emblem : Lion Capital
National Anthem : Jana Gana Mana
National Song : Vande Mataram
National Language : Hindi
National Calendar : Saka Era
National Bird : Peacock
National Animal : Tiger
National Aquatic Animal : Ganga Dolphin
National Heritage Animal : Elephant
National Fruit : Mango
National Flower : Lotus
National Tree : Banyan Tree
National Game : Field Hockey
National River : Ganga
National Fish : Mackerel (Ayakoora)
National Dance : Bharatanatyam
NATIONAL FLAG
The Tricolour National Flag
was adopted on
22 nd July 1947
Indian National Flag was
designed by
Pingali Venkaiah
National Flag consists of
three colours (Top Saffron,
Middle White, Bottom Green)
Saffron - Strength and
Courage of the
Country
White - Peace and Truth
with Dharma Chakra
Green - Fertility, Growth
and Auspiciousness
of the land
Person who gave explanation
to the colours and chakra of
Indian National Flag -
Dr. S. Radhakrishnan
Asoka Chakra (Dharma
Chakra) is inscribed in centre
of white colour.
Colour of Asoka Chakra is
Naval blue
The Asoka Chakra is taken
from - Lion Capital of Asoka
(Saranath, UP)
Total number of spokes in
Asoka Chakra - 24
The shape of Indian National
Flag - Rectangle
The length and breadth ratio
of Indian National Flag - 3:2
National Flag is made of Hand
spun and hand woven wool/
cotton/silk khadi bunling
The only institution authorised
to manufacture and supply
National Flag of India
Karnataka Khadi Gramodyoga
Samyukta Sangha (KKGSS) (In
Hubli, Karnataka)
KKGSS was established on
1 st November 1957
KKGSS produces National Flags
in 9 different dimensions.
Size of the flag having lowest
dimension - 150×100 mm
Size of the flag having highest
dimension - 6300×4200 mm
Size of the flag inscribed on
Aeroplanes of VVIPs
450×300 mm
Size of the flag kept on table
150×100 mm
Size of the flag in cars
225×150 mm
FLAG HISTORY
India’s first flag was hoisted
(unofficial flag) at Parsee
Bagan Square (Green park),
Calcutta, (1906 August 7)
It contains three horizontal
strips of Red, Yellow, Green
and Symbols Sun, Crescent
(N-{µ-°-e)and Lotus
The word ‘Vandematharam’
was written in the yellow
colour strip of the flag.
The second flag called as
Berlin Committee Flag was
hoisted by Madam Bhikaiji
Cama in 1907.
Eventhough this Flag was
similar to the first, it had only
one lotus and an addition of
seven stars denoting Saptarishis
were also there.
The third Flag of India was
hoisted during Home Rule
Movement in - 1917 (by
Balgangadhara Tilak & Annie
Besant)
This Flag had five red and four
green horizontal strips
arranged one by one with seven
stars in the Saptarishi
configuration
And on the left hand top
corner there was the union
jack. There was also a white
crescent and star in one
corner.
During the session of the All
India Congress Committee
which met at Bezwada in 1921
(now Vijayawada) an Andhra
youth prepared a Flag and
took it to Gandhiji.
It was made up of two colours
red and green
Red represented Hindus and
Green represented Muslims
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represent remaining
communities and a spinning
This unofficial flag was known
wheel to symbolise progress
as Swadeshi Flag or
of the Nation. This was the
Vandematharam Flag, and
fourth flag.
was hoisted by Surendranath
Banerjee
The Tricolour Flag (fifth flag)
was hoisted in 1929 as a result
of Poorna Swaraj by
Jawaharlal Nehru
A resolution was passed
adopting tricolour as National
flag of India in - 1931
This Flag contains Saffron,
White and Green colours with
Gandhi’s spinning wheel at
the centre
Upto 1947 spinning wheel
continued at the centre and on
22 nd July 1947 it was changed
to Dharma Chakra
Person who raised the
National flag on 15 th August
1947 at Red fort
Jawaharlal Nehru
INDIAN FLAG CODE
The Law that enacted to aware all citizens about honouring
National Flag - Indian Flag Code
The Flag code of India came to force on - 26 th January 2002
The Chairman of Flag code committee - P.T. Shenoy
Person who took major role in amending the Flag code
Naveen Jindal
The founder of Flag foundation of India - Naveen Jindal
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Similar Flags
The country having National
flag similar to that of India
Niger
Countries having National
flag in Red, White and Green
horizontal strips
Hungary, Tajikistan
The country having National
flag in Saffron, White and
Green vertical strips
Ivory Coast
The country having National
flag in Green, White and
Orange vertical strips
Ireland
The country having National
Flag in Green, White and Red
vertical strips
Italy
Every year on Independence
Day, the Prime Minister of
India Hoists National Flag at
Red Fort
The Prime Ministers who
haven’t hoisted National
Flag at Red fort are -
Chandra Sekhar, Gulsarilal
Nanda (acting)
The Chairman of Ad-hoc
committee on National Flag
in the Constituent Assembly
Rajendra Prasad
Indian Flag was send space
for the first time in - 1971
(Appollo 15 mission)
The study of Flags -
Vexilology
The tallest National Flag
in India is situated at
Belagavi (Karnataka)
NATIONAL EMBLEM
National Emblem, The Lion
Capital was adopted on -
26 th January 1950
Facts FACTS About ABOUT NATIONAL National SYMBOLS Symbols
National Emblem of India was
adopted from
Lion Capital of Asoka
(Saranath)
The animals which can be seen
in the Lion Capital
Lion, Elephant, Horse, Bull
Person who designed National
Emblem
Dinanath Bhargava
On the base of National
Emblem is inscribed
Satyameva Jayate
Satyameva Jayate is taken from
Mundaka Upanishad
The National Symbol of India
during British rule
Star of India
The prohibition of improper use
of National Emblem of India
Act was passed in - 2005
The Lion Capital of Asoka is
preserved at -
Sarnath Museum
NATIONAL ANTHEM
National Anthem, Janaganamana
was adopted on
24 th January 1950
National Anthem of India
was written by
Rabindranath Tagore
Music of Janaganamana was
composed by
Captain Ram Singh Thakur
Language in which
Janaganamana was originally
written
Bengali
Time taken to sing the full
version of National Anthem
52 Seconds
(Short Version - 20 Seconds)
Janaganamana is taken from
Bharot Bhagyo Bidhata
(written by Rabindranath
Tagore)
Bharot Bhagyo Bidhata was
first published in
Tatwabodhini Patrika
(1912)
Janaganamana was first sung
on - 27 th December 1911
(Calcutta Congress session)
Janaganamana was first
sung by
Sarala Devi Chowdhurani
Who translated Janaganamana
to English -
Rabindranath Tagore
(as morning song of India)
The place at which Tagore
translated Janaganamana into
English -
Madanappalle
(Andhra Pradesh)
Person who helped Tagore to
compose & translate the English
version of Janaganamana
Margaret Cousins
Who translated Janaganamana
to Hindi and Urdu
Abid Ali
The Raga in which
Janaganamana is composed -
Sankarabharanam
The word “Jaya” is repeated
10 times in National Anthem
of India.
At the stroke of midnight on
14 th August 1947 the historic
session of the Indian
Constituent Assembly was
opened with Vande Mataram
and closed with Janaganamana.
The song declared as National
Song of India by Azad Hind
Fauj in 1943
Subh Sukh Chain
(Qaumi Tarana)
The National Anthem of
Bangladesh “Amar Sonar
Bangla was written by
Rabindranath Tagore
Ananda Samarakoon got
inspiration to write Srilanka’s
National Anthem from whom
Rabindranath Tagore
The Indian who composed
National Anthem of Nepal
Amber Gurung
The study of National Anthem
Anthematology
New Info
The Central Government
launched Indian National
Anthem Video in sign
language featuring
disabled and partially
disabled children, along
with Amitabh Bachchan
was directed by
Govind Nihalani
NATIONAL SONG
The National Song Vande
Matharam was adopted on -
24 th January 1950
Vandematharam was
written by - Bankim
Chandra Chatterjee
Music of Vandematharam
was composed by
Jadunath Bhattacharya
The novel of Bankim Chandra
Chatterjee from which Vande
matharam was taken
Anandamath (1882)
The book Anandamath is
based on
Sanyasi Rebellion
Who translated Anandamath
into English
Nares Chandra Sen Gupta
(as ‘The Abbey of Bliss’)
The film Anandamath was
directed by
Hemant Gupta (1952)
Vandematharam was originally
written in
Bengali (PSC Answer)
Vandematharam was first
sung in - 1896 (Calcutta
Congress Session)
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Who sung Vandematharam
in 1896 Calcutta Congress
session
Rabindranath Tagore
The English translation of
Vandematharam is -
Mother, I bow to thee
(by Aurobindo Ghosh)
The English version of
Vandematharam was
published in -
Karmayogi (1909)
The Hindu Goddess mentioned
in Vandematharam
Durga
Vandematharam is composed
in which raga - Desh
Time taken to sing
Vandematharam
65 second
The Album ‘Vandematharam‘
which was released in 1997
was composed by
A.R. Rahman
NATIONAL LANGUAGE
Constituent Assembly adopted
Hindi as the official
language of Indian Union on
14 th September 1949
The Hindi diwas’ is being
observed in India on
September 14
The article which declared
Hindi as official language of
India - 343 (1)
Fourth most spoken language
in the world
Hindi (first - Mandarin)
The states of India in which
Hindi is the official language
Uttar Pradesh, Bihar,
Jharkhand, Delhi,
Uttarakhand, Haryana ,
Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan,
Chhattisgarh, Himachal
Pradesh,
The first state to accept Hindi
as official language
Bihar (1881)
The script in which Hindi
language is written
Devanagari
The country having official
language Hindi other than
India - Fiji
Facts FACTS About ABOUT NATIONAL National SYMBOLS Symbols
First World Hindi conference
was held in
1975 (Nagpur)
Headquarters of World Hindi
Secretariat
Mauritius
First Secretary General of
world Hindi Secretariat
Vinod Bala Arun
NATIONAL CALENDAR
The National Calendar Saka
Era was adopted on
22 nd March 1957
The Saka Era was started by
Kanishka (AD 78)
The Chairman of the calendar
reforms committee was
Meghnad Saha
Months in Saka Era - Chaitra,
Vaishakha, Jyestha, Ashadha,
Shravana, Bhaadra, Ashwin,
Karthika, Agrahayana,
Pausha, Magha, Phalguna
NATIONAL BIRD
Peacock was declared as
National bird in - 1963
Scientific name of Peacock
Pavo Cristatus
The bird which was suggested
by Salim Ali as National Bird
of India
Great Indian Bustard
NATIONAL ANIMAL
Royal Bengal Tiger was
declared as National Animal in
1972
Before Tiger, the National
Animal of India was
Lion (up to 1972)
Scientific name of Tiger -
Panthera Tigris
NATIONAL AQUATIC
ANIMAL
Ganga Dolphin was declared
as National Aquatic animal on
2009 October
Scientific name of Ganga
Dolphin
Platanista Gangetica
First city in India to have an
official animal
Guwahati
The official animal of the city
Guwahati
Ganga Dolphin
NATIONAL HERITAGE
ANIMAL
Elephant was declared as
National Heritage Animal on
2010 October
Scientific name of Indian
Elephant
Elephas Maximus Indicus
Ancient text which describes
about Elephants
Mathangaleela
The author of Mathangaleela
Thirumangalathu
Neelakantan Musath
The states in India having
Elephant as official animal
Kerala, Karnataka &
Jharkhand
National Pledge of India - India is my country
National Pledge of India is written by
Pydimari Venkata Subba Rao
The language in which the National Pledge was originally
written - Telugu
National Pledge
The Chairman of the committee which decided to include
National Pledge in schools - M.C. Chagla
NATIONAL FRUIT
Scientific name of the
National Fruit Mango -
Mangifera Indica
Fruit known as ‘King of Fruit’
Mango
Countries having Mango as
National Fruit other than
India
Pakistan & Philippines
NATIONAL FLOWER
Scientific name of the
National Flower Lotus
Nelumbo Nucifera
Countries having Lotus as
National Flower -
Vietnam, Egypt
NATIONAL TREE
Banyan Tree is the National
Tree of India.
Scientific name of Banyan
Tree - Ficus Benghalensis
NATIONAL GAME
Field Hockey is the National
Game of India.
Total players in a Hockey
team - 11
Total time duration of a
Hockey Game
70 minutes
Person known as ‘Hockey
Wizard’ - Dhyanchand
NATIONAL RIVER
Ganga was declared as
National River on
2008 November
Total length of river Ganga
2525 km
Longest tributory of Ganga
Yamuna
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WOMEN’S MAGAZINES IN
KERALA
KERALEEYA
SUGUNABODHINI
The first women magazine in
Kerala
Keraleeya Sugunabodhini
Keraleeya Sugunabodhini
was published from
Thiruvananthapuram
The first journal published
for women by men in colonial
kerala
Keraleeya Sugunabodhini
Person who encouraged the
re-publication of Keraleeya
Sugunabodhini-
Kerala Varma Valiya Koyi
Thampuran
First woman journalist who
wrote articles in Keraleeya
Sugunabodhini
Bhagavathi Amma
Person who wrote a serial
article in Keraleeya
Sugunabodhini about
Panchanga Ganitham
Paravur Kesavanasan
SARADA
The second women’s journal
in Kerala
Sarada
Sarada was published in
1904
The Owner and Manager of
the journal Sarada
K.Narayana Menon
The journal Sarada was
printed at
Bharathi Vilasam Press
Later Swadeshabhimani
Ramakrishna Pillai took over
the patronship of ‘Sarada’
LEKSHMI BHAI
The magazine Lekshmi Bhai
was started on
1905 April
The Editor and Manager of
magazine ‘ Lekshmi Bhai’
Vellaykkal Narayana Menon
The Magazine started in
Memory of Rani Lekshmi Bhai
Lekshmi Bhai
The magazine ‘ Lekshmi Bhai’
was first printed at - Bharata
Vilasam Press (Thrissur)
MARY RANI
The women’s magazine which
started publication in 1913
from Thrippunithura
Mary Rani
The printing of magazine Mary
Rani was done at
Star Cochin Press
The manager of the magazine
Mary Rani
P.I. Chacko
The first Editor of magazine
Mary Rani
V.K. Joseph Mappilai (It
was later took over by
T.K.Krishna Varier)
BHASHA SARADA
The women’s journal ‘Bhasha
Sarada’ was started from -
Punalur
The Editor of magazine Bhasha
Sarada
Anchal R. Vellupillai
SANGHAMITHRA
The magazine which intended
to awaken and uplift the
Ezhava women of Kerala
Sanghamithra
(November 1920)
The Managers of the magazine
Sanghamithra
P.K. Wadhyar &
P.R. Narayanan
Sanghamithra magazine was
printed at - V.V.Press (Kollam)
The famous social reformer
who gave the title
‘Sanghamithra’
C.V.Kunjiraman
MAHILA
The Magazine Mahila was
started on
January 1921
The patron of magazine
Mahila - Maharani Sethu
Parvathy Bhai
The Editor of magazine Mahila
Bhageerathi Amma
Magazine Mahila was printed
at - ARV Press
(Thiruvananthapuram)
(But later shifted to National
Printing House, Thiruvalla)
CHRISTAVA MAHILAMANI
The magazine which was
published from Thiruvalla in
1920 - Christava Mahilamani
The Chief Editor of the
magazine Christava Mahilamani
P.M.Mammen
Christava Mahilamani was
printed at
K.V.Press (Thiruvalla)
SEVINI
The Magazine started by the
effort of certain Ezhavas in
Kollam
Sevini (December 1924)
The Editor of magazine Sevini
E.V.Krishna Pillai
Who gave the title “Sevini”
E.V.Krishna Pillai
The Manager of the magazine
Sevini
C.Kunjan Pillai
Magazine Sevini was
published from
Perinadu (Kollam)
SAHODARI
Women’s journal which was
started on January 1925
Sahodari
The Editor of magazine
Sahodari
P.R.Mandakini
The Magazine Sahodari was
printed from - V.V.Press
(Asraamam, Kollam)
The Manager of the journal
Sahodari
P.R. Narayanan
MUSLIM MAHILA
Magazine that started for the
betterment of Muslim Women
Muslim Mahila
Muslim Mahila was started on
January 1926
Magazine Muslim Mahila was
published from - Commercial
Star press (Kochi)
The publisher of magazine
Muslim Mahila
P.K.Moosakutty
MAHILA MANDIRAM
The magazine what was
started under the auspicious
of Sreemoolam Shashtipoorthi
Memorial Mahila Mandiram
at Poojappura in
Thiruvananthapuram
Mahila Mandiram (1927)
The publisher of Mahila
Mandiram
M.Padmanabha Pillai
STHREE
The women’s magazine
started in the year 1933
Sthree
The publisher of magazine
Sthree
K.Sahodaran Ayyappan
(Sahodaran Press, (Ernakulam))
The Editor of magazine Sthree
Parvathy Ayyappan (wife
of Sahodaran Ayyappan)
An article entitled Islamile
Harijanangal was published
by - Dr.A.Aisha Ali
VANITHAMITHRAM
The women’s magazine
published in October 1944
Vanithamithram
The Chief Editor of
Vanithamithram
T.N.Kalyanikutty Amma
At first Vanithamithram was
printed at
P.K. Memorial Press in
Thiruvananthapuram
(Later it was printed at
Swarajya Printing works,
Kayamkulam)
Magazine known as “ The
only exceptional Anglo
Malayalam Magazine that
stands for the uplift of Kerala
Women”
Vanithamithram
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An alloy used in making
In normal atmospheric air
heating elements for
oxygen contains
Chemical Names
21 percent
electric heating device is
High boiling point of water
Nichrome
A mixture of two gases are Which chemical compound
is due to:
Solder is an alloy of
called ‘Syn gas’. Identify the is commonly known as
Hydrogen bonding Tin and lead
Mixture
‘washing soda’ ?
amongst water molecules
Bell metal is an alloy of:
CO and H 2
Sodium Carbonate The angular structure of
Tin and Copper
What is oil of vitriol ?
Fool's gold is:
water is due to:
sp 3 Stainless steel is an alloy of:
Sulphuric Acid
hybridisation of oxygen
Iron Pyrites
Temporary hardness of Iron, chromium and
Acetyl salicylic acid is The chemical name of water is due to ______
nickel
known as:
quartz is :
Magnesium bicarbonate Bronze is an alloy of
Aspirin
Sodium silicate
The two predominant gases Zinc, tin and copper
The chemical name of
that constitute the sun as fire
What is laughing gas
baking soda is
ball are :
Nitrous oxide
Controlled oxidation of
Sodium bicarbonate
hydrogen and helium
methanol gives :
Chemical compound known In free state, hydrogen is
Which compound is known
Methanoic acid
as “Glauber’s salt”?
present in:
as ‘Inorganic Benzene’ -
Sun
Alcohol contains:
Na
Borazine
2
SO 4
10H 2
O
Which gas has the smell of
Carbon, hydrogen &
The compound called blue
What is known as “The King
rotten eggs?
oxygen
vitriol is
of Chemicals” ?
Hydrogen sulphide Ethanol mixed with
The gas combines with rain
methanol as the poisonous
Sulfuric acid
CuSO 4
.5H 2
O
water and causes acid rain :
substance is called :
Sulphur dioxide
Methylated spirit
Which compound is called An isotone of an element has:
Thiokol is a:
The pH of a buffer solution
‘Carborundum’
Same number of neutrons
Synthetic rubber
is calculated by using:
Silicon carbide
The imaginary lines on maps
Natural rubber is a polymer Henderson equation
Which compound is added joining the place having equal
of:
The mixture of nitric acid
to petrol to prevent engines temperatures are known as :
isoprene
and hydrochloric acid
from ‘knocking’ ?
Isotherms
‘Vulcanisation of rubber’ is Aqua regia
Lead
Isomerism with a difference
a process of heating natural When lime juice is added to
Which compound is used as in the position of the
rubber with:
pure water it’s pH?
anti-knocking agent ?
functional group are known
Sulphur
Decreases
Tetraethyl lead
as :
Amalgams are the Position isomerism
compounds which always Which is the hardest material
contain
ever known in the universe ? Scientists
Hg (Mercury)
Diamond
Methane gas was invented by
What is manufactured using Both Diamond and Graphite
the scientist:
Bessemer process ?
are the forms of :
Alexandro Volta
Steel
Carbon
The first noble gas
The process used to Solid carbon dioxide is
compound XePtF 6
is
produce ammonia is:
known as :
prepared by:
Haber process
Dry ice
Bartlett
The promoter used in the Soda water contains
John Dalton
The law of conservation of
‘Haber process’ for the Carbon dioxide
The ‘Law of Multiple
mass is proposed by:
manufacture of ammonia is: The gas used to extinguish
Proportion’ was discovered by
Molybdenum (Mo) fire is :
A. Lavoisier
John Dalton
‘Solvay process’ is used for Carbon dioxide
Aspirin was discovered by
Who proposed the atomic
the manufacture of:
The material used in the .......... in 1897.
theory ?
Sodium Carbonate manufacture of lead pencil is:
Felix Hoffman
John Dalton
Isotopes of an element Graphite
The scientist who found out The theory of steam
contain the same number of: What do the letters H.B. on
the ‘rare gases’ is:
distillation is based on
protons but different
pencil stands for :
William Ramsay
Daltons law
number of neutrons
hard black
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Periodic table is the table that contains - Elements
The lightest element is - Hydrogen
The element that does not have neutrons in its atom -
Hydrogen
The element which is present in all acids - Hydrogen
Which is the second most abundant element in the universe ?
Helium
The most abundant element in the earth crust is - Oxygen
The same group elements are characterised by:
No.of electrons in the outermost shell
The elements which show variable valency -
d block elements
The rarest element on earth - Astatine
The volatile elements like sodium, mercury etc are the
elements with - Low melting point
Artificial ripening of fruits is
accomplished by treatment
with - Ethelene gas
Usually, base changes the
colour of litmus from:
Red to blue
Wood charcoal is used in gas
masks because:
it adsorbs gases
Which fuel has the highest
Calorific Value ?
Hydrogen
Hydrogen has high calorific
value. But it is not used as
domestic fuel
It has explosive nature
Cooking gas is a mixture of:
Butane and propane
The chemical added to give
particular smell to LPG:
Ethyl marcaptan
What is the main content of
Biogas ?
Methane
Liquified Petroleum Gas
(LPG) consists mainly of:
Methane,
propane
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Fuels
ELEMENTS
butane,
Poisonous gas present in
the exhaust fumes of car is:
Carbon monoxide
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Detergents are sodium or
potassium salts of
Sulphonic acids
Soap is used for washing
clothes. Why ?
It reduces the surface
tension of water so that
water easily gets into the
holes in clothes
A solution of washing soda is
Basic
‘Cassiterite’ is the chief ore
of:
Tin
The chief ore of Aluminium is
Bauxite
Which one of the following
drug is present in tobacco ?
Nicotine
The study of action of drugs
is known as:
Pharmacology
‘Seconal’ is:
Tranquilizer
Tetra Chlora Dibenso Dioxin
is a :
Poison
Bordeaux Mixture, one of the
best known fungicides is a
mixture of:
Copper Sulphate and Lime
Glass is a good:
Insulator
What is known as ‘Super
cooled liquid’ ?
Glass
Substance which do not
conduct heat or electricity is
known as
Insulator
Best conductor of heat and
electricity is:
Silver
The percentage of gold in 22
carat - 91.6
A catalyst:
Increases the rate of reaction
Balmer’s series in emission
spectrum of hydrogen atom
lie in the
Visible region
Estimation of halogens in
organic compound is done by
Carius method
In ‘Dumas method’ of
estimation of nitrogen in
organic compounds, the gas
finally collected is: N 2
Benzene can be directly
converted to toluene by
Friedel -Craft reaction
International ‘Mole’ day is
celebrated on:
October 23
The Instrument used for
measuring dust in air:
Konimeter
Instrument used to measure
the pressure of gases:
Manometer
Metals & Non - Metals
The lightest metal is known
as :
Lithium
Heaviest metal is
Osmium
The most abundant metal in
the earth's crust :
Aluminium
The Atomic number of
Aluminium :
13
Why sodium is kept in
Kerosene ?
Sodium is highly
reactive
Potassium is kept in:
Kerosene
Central metal present in
Chlorophyl is
Magnesium
Acids
The substance most
commonly used as a food
preservative is:
Benzoic acid
The acid present in Tomato
is - Oxalic acid
Which acid is present in
lemon ?
Citric acid
Vinegar is acidic in nature
because of the presence of:
Acetic acid
Acid used in car battery:
Sulphuric acid
The acid present in tea :
Tanic acid
Fizzy soft drinks usually
contain:
Phosphoric acid
Acid used to wash eyes:
Boric acid
“Iodised salt’ contains:
Sodium iodide
Galvanization is the
deposition of:
zinc on iron
The colour of Iron Sulphate
is - Green
The colour of Ammonium
Chloride is - White
Ammonia is a - Refrigerant
The gas used in the
Refrigerator is:
Freon
Only metal which has
boiling point below room
temperature:
Mercury
Which of the following
metal is used in aircraft ?
Titanium
Metals .......... when they are
heated.
Expand
The non-metal which exists
in liquid state at room
temperature is
Bromine
Non-metals are generally
bad conductors of
electricity. However
graphite is a good conductor
of electricity because it:
has loosely bound
electrons
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1. The district, Kasaragod came
into being in
(a) 1984 (b) 1982
(c) 1957 (d) 1980
2. Pazhassi Raja Art Gallery is in
(a) Wayanad
(b) Kozhikode
(c) Kannur
(d) Thiruvananthapuram
3. The longest National Highway
in India is:
(a) NH-544 (b) NH-66
(c) NH-1 (d) NH-44
4. The Constituent Assembly
adopted Indian Constitution on:
(a) 26 th January 1950
(b) 26 th November 1950
(c) 26 th November 1949
(d) 26 th January 1949
5. Present Chairman of UPSC
(a) David R. Syiemlieh
(b) Sunil Arora
(c) Vinay Mittal
(d) R. Mishra
6. The planetory model of atom
was proposed by:
(a) J.J. Thomson (b) Rutherford
(c) Niels Bohr (d) Goldstein
7. Wild Life Protection Act of India
was enacted in
(a) 1952 (b) 1962
(c) 1972 (d) 1982
8. The Government of India
appointed a Planning
Commission in
(a) 1947 (b) 1950
(c) 1951 (d) 1952
9. Newly elected Chief Minister of
Tripura
(a) Biplab Kumar Deb(b) Manik
Sarkar
(c) Dinesh Sharma
(d) Conrad Sangma
10.In which year, stock exchange
established in India?
(a) 1870 (b) 1875
(c) 1922 (d) 1873
11.Which was the first metal
discovered by man?
(a) Copper (b) Iron
(c) Gold (d) Aluminium
12.Which is the traditional dance
form of Palakkad
(a) Gaddhika
(b) Mohiniyattam
(c) Kanyarkali
(d) Folk dance
13.Mohenjodaro was discovered by
(a) Dayaram Sahni
(b) S.R. Rao
(c) R.D. Banerjee
(d) R.S. Bisht
14.The British Governor General
during the First War of
Independence
(a) Lord Canning
(b) Lord Mayo
(c) Lord Ripon
(d) Lord Lytton
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15.The Headquarters of Ramakrishna
Mission
(a) Belur (b) Meerut
(c) Chennai (d) Hydrabad
16.Who is known as Father of
Ottamthullal
(a) Thakazhi
(b) Kunjan Nambiar
(c) Potheri Kunjambu
(d) Chathu Nair
17.Sucheendram Kaimukku was
stopped during the time of:
(a) Swathi Thirunal
(b) Ayilyam Thirunal
(c) Dharmaraja
(d) Vishakam Thirunal
18.Parotid gland is located below the
(a) Pancreas (b) Ear
(c) Tongue (d) Cheek
19. The Book 'The Indian war of
Independence' was written by:
(a) S.N. Sen
(b) S.B. Chaudhary
(c) Ashok Mehta
(d) V.D. Savarkar
20.The longest serving president of
INC after independence
(a) Neelam Sanjiva Reddy
(b) Sonia Gandhi
(c) Jawaharlal Nehru
(d) Indira Gandhi
21.Paliyam Inscription was issued by:
(a) Ayyanadikkal Thiruvadikal
(b) Bhaskara Ravivarma-I
(c) Sthanu Ravivarma
(d) Vikramaditya Varaguna
22.The district which has largest forest
area in Kerala
(a) Wayanad
(b) Idukki
(c) Pathanamthitta
(d) Palakkad
23.'Gajendra Moksham Vanchippattu'
was written by
(a) Kunjan Nambiar
(b) Ramapurathu Warrier
(c) Sree Narayana Guru
(d) Chattampiswamikal
24.Kozhikode International Airport is
at?
(a) Malappuram (b) Kozhikode
(c) Kasaragod (d) Kannur
25.The commander-in-chief of the
Indian Armed Forces.
(a) Prime Minister
(b) Vice-President
(c) Defence Minister
(d) President
26.The First University in Kerala is:
(a) Kerala Agricultural University
(b) Kerala University
(c) Kannur University
(d) Calicut University
27.The first Malayalam Poet whose
picture was appeared on Indian
Stamp.
(a) Kumaranasan
(b) Ulloor
(c) Vallathol
(d) Ezhuthachan
28.S.N.D.P. Yogam was founded in
(a) 1905 (b) 1906
(c) 1903 (d) 1901
29.The study of muscles
(a) Osteomyelitis
(b) Cardiology
(c) Myology
(d) Nephrology
30.Neyveli in Tamilnadu is famous
for
(a) Monosite (b) Thorium
(c) Ilmenite (d) Lignite
31.Velocity of sound in air is
(a) 330 cm/sec
(b) 340 km/sec
(c) 340 m/s
(d) 30,000 m/sec
32.The ex-officio chairman of the
Rajya Sabha?
(a) President
(b) Deputy Chairman
(c) Vice-President
(d) Speaker
33."Universe in a nut shell" book
written by
(a) Einstein
(b) Newton
(c) Rutherford
(d) Stephen Hawking
34.District with the lowest scheduled
caste population is:
(a) Palakkad (b) Wayanad
(c) Idukki (d) Kollam
35.Which of the following eye
defects can be corrected using
convex lens.
(a) Long Sight
(c) Cataract
(b) Short Sight
(d) Glaucoma
36.Renaissance leader known as
Guru of Atheists:
(a) Brahmananda Sivayogi
(b) Thycaud Ayya
(c) Poykayil Yohanan
(d) Vaikunda Swamikal
40.'Revathi Pattathanam' was held
in the temple
(a) Guruvayoor
(b) Thirunavaya
(c) Thali
(d) Mookambika
41.Kolavipalam beach also known as
the
(a) Silent beach
(b) Turtle beach
(c) Travel beach
(d) None of these
42.'Samadhi Sapthakam' was a
poem written by
(a) Kumaranasan
(b) Pandit Karuppan
(c) V.T. Bhattathirippad
(d) Sahodaran Ayyappan
43.Shape of crystals of silicon
(a) Cubic
(b) Hexagonal
(c) Pyramidal
(d) Needle shape
44.First foreigner who received
Padma Vibhushan
(a) Jigme Waugchuk
(b) Nelson Mandela
(c) Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan
(d) Aung San Suu kyi
45.The tallest peak in Himalaya
Mountains
(a) Mount Everest
(b) Karakkoram
(c) Siachin
(d) Kanchen Junga
46.The device used to measure plant
growth
(a) Duro meter
(b) Auxanometer
(c) Poto meter
(d) Cryo meter
47.The medicine ‘Reserpine’ is
obtained from
(a) Quinine
(b) Asparagus
(c) Rauwolfia serpentina
(d) Amaranthus
48.Novelist who won Kendra
Sahitya Akademi award 2017:
(a) K.P. Ramanunni
(b) K. Satchidanandan
(c) C. Radhakrishnan
(d) Prabha Varma
49.Salary of Supreme Court Chief
Justice
(a) 90,000 (b) 1,00,000
(c) 2,25,000 (d) 2,80,000
37.First cyber police station in
Kerala
(a) Kottayam
(b) Palakkad
(c) Thiruvananthapuram
(d) Ernakulam
38.First Spice Museum in India will
be set up at:
50.'Keibul Lamjao' Nationalpark is
situated in the state of:
(a) Arunachal Pradesh
(b) Mizoram
(c) Manipur
(d) Meghalaya
51.A metal that occurs free in nature
(a) Kochi (b) Kalamassery is
(c) Kakkanad (d) Aluva (a) Iron (b) Aluminium
39.Which element is most abundant (c) Platinum (d) Sodium
in the solar system
52.'Pascal' is the unit of
(a) Oxygen (b) Chlorine (a) Time (b) Pressure
(c) Nitrogen (d) Hydrogen (c) Mass (d) Gravity
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53.The founder editor of the
Magazine 'Yuktivadi'
(a) Pandit Karuppan
(b) Ramakrishna Pillai
(c) K.P. Kesava Menon
(d) Sahodaran Ayyappan
54.Channar rebellion was held in
(a) 1859 (b) 1857
(c) 1858 (d) 1856
55.Domestic Violence Act was
passed in the year
(a) 2005 (b) 2006
(c) 2007 (d) 2010
56.Acid Present in Tomato is
(a) Tartaric acid (b) Malic acid
(c) Oxalic acid (d) Phylic acid
57.The only Jewish Viceroy in India
(a) Lord Irwin
(b) Lord Reading
(c) Lord Ripon
(d) Lord Minto
58.Bauxite is an ore of
(a) Copper (b) Iron
(c) Aluminium (d) Zinc
60.UN International year of
crystallography
(a) 2018 (b) 2014
(c) 2017 (d) 2016
67.The feminine gender of ‘nephew’
is _____
(a) nephrite (b) nephritic
(c) niece (d) nephritis
68.I am elder to you, _____
(a) aren’t I? (b) am I?
(c) amn’t I (d) are not I?
69.Please help me to do this work is
an example of:
(a) Declarative Sentence
(b) Interrogative Sentence
(c) Imperative Sentence
(d) Exclamatory Sentence
70.The word substitute for ‘wild
and noisy disorder or confusion’
is
(a) Pandemonium
(b) Pharmacopoeia
(c) Phenomenon
(d) Phrenology
71.It was the _____ picture I’ve ever
seen.
(a) most beautiful
(b) more beautiful
(c) beautiful
(d) less beautiful
72.He returned after _____ hour
(a) the (b) a
(c) an (d) no article
73.If you make a promise, you _____
it.
(a) must keep (b) have kept
(c) kept (d) keep
74.He asked me _____
(a) where my book is
(b) where was my book
(c) where is my book
(d) where my book was
59.Dhuandhar waterfall is situated
on the river
(a) Sharavati (b) Mandovi
(c) Narmada (d) Cauveri 75.Identify the wrongly spelt word:
(a) deceive (b) receive
(c) conceive (d) releive
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76.Some dyes are made _____ the
leaves of trees
90.House : Wall : : Wall : _____
(a) of (b) from
(a) Cement (b) Sand
61.A synonym of pleasant:
(c) with (d) by
(c) Roof (d) Brick
(a) cheerful (b) beautiful
(c) rival (d) colourful 77.Anil as well as Sunil _____ to be 91.Which one of the following
blamed for what happened. numbers is multiple of 11?
62.He ______ some useful tips.
(a) has (b) is
(a) 978626 (b) 112144
Choose the correct phrasal verb?
(c) have (d) are
(c) 447355 (d) 869756
(a) pu up with (b) put in
(c) put aside (d) put forward 78.The opposite of ‘resist’ is: 92.There are 728 students in a school.
(a) disagree (b) satisfied 162 come to the school by bus, 384
63.The story is about a girl _____
(c) descend (d) yield
on bicycles and the rest come on
sacrificed her life for her friend.
foot. What percent come to the
(a) what (b) who 79.“Opus-magnum” means:
school on foot.
(c) whose (d) whom (a) a great work
(a) 28% (b) 24%
(b) grateful
64.The past participate of ‘freeze’:
(c) 25% (d) 20%
(a) froze (b) frozen
(c) in reality
(c) freeze (d) freez
(d) magnitude
93.Find the smallest number which
is divided by 4, 9, 12 and 16 each
65.The plural form of “series” is:
80.Someone stole my watch is the
time leaves 3 remain.
(a) series (b) serieses active form of
(a) 290 (b) 141 (c) 147 (d) 146
(c) seriesus (d) serees
(a) Someone had been stolen my
watch
94.Which one of the following is in
66.The hunter was attacked by a
(b) My watch was stolen
ascending order
_____ of wolves.
(c) My watch had been stolen
11 16 11 16 11 11
(a) herd (b) pack
(d) My watch has stolen by (a) , , (b) , ,
14 19 21 19 14 21
(c) gang (d) flock
someone
81.Find the odd one
125, 126, 124, 125, 123, 129
(a) 123 (b) 124
(c) 126 (d) 129
82.Today is Monday, on the 61 st day
it is _____
(a) Wednesday (b) Saturday
(c) Tuesday (d) Thursday
83.abb__baa__a__bab__ab
(a) abba (b) abab
(c) ccac (d) aabb
84.If PUBLISH is coded as BLUSHIP,
how will DESTROY be coded
(a) STEROYD (b) STORYED
(c) STOYRDE (d) STEOYRD
85.Vinod walked 20 meters towards
west took a right turn and walked
30 meters. Again he took a right
turn and walked 20 meters.
Towards which direction was he
facing?
(a) North
(c) East
(b) South
(d) Nort - East
86.How many 6 are immediately
followed by 4 but not immediately
preceded by an even number?
364126346216463764
(a) 2 (b) 6 (c) 4 (d) 3
87.3, 5, 9, 17, ........
(a) 26 (b) 65 (c) 33 (d) 42
88.A is the mother of B and C, If D is
the husband of C, what is A to D?
(a) Mother (b) Sister
(c) Mother in law (d) Aunt
89.ABCD and E are five rivers. A is
shorter than B but longer than E.
C is the longest and D is a little
shorter than B and a little longer
than A. Which is the shortest
river?
(a) B (b) C (c) D (d) E
11 11 16 16 11 11
(c) , , (d) , ,
21 14 19 19 21 14
95.What is the value of (4 3 ) 4 ÷ (4 2 ) 3
(a) (4) 11 (b) (4) 12
(c) (4) 16 (d) (4) 6
96.If the cost price of 11 articles is
equal to the selling price of 10
articles. Find the percentage of
gain.
(a) 11% (b) 10%
(c) 21% (d) 33.3%
97.The amount of Rs. 600 will earn
Rs. 300 as simple interest at the
rate of 10% per annum in _____
(a) 5 years (b) 6 years
(c) 7 years (d) 8 years
98.If the volume of sphere is divided
by its surface area, the result is 30
cm. The radius of the sphere is
(a) 90 cm (b) 9 cm
(c) 81 cm
(d) 8 cm
99.864 can be expressed as a product
of primes as
(a) 2×2×2×2×2×3×3×3
(b) 2×2×2×2×3×3×3×3
(c) 2×2×3×3×2×3×3×3
(d) 2×3×2×3×2×3×2×3
100.Raju runs at 4
5 th of its usual
speed and reaches the play
ground 5 minutes earlier. What
is the usual time?
(a) 20 (b) 25 (c) 35 (d) 30
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1. The Prefix Mahakavi was
awarded to Kumaranasan by
(a) Travancore University
(b) Kerala Varma Valiyakoil
Thampuran
(c) G. Sankarakurup
(d) Madras University
2. Keraleeya Nair Samajam was
founded by
(a) C. Krishna Pillai
(b) Mannathu Padmanabhan
(c) G.P. Pillai
(d) K. Kelappan
3. The book ‘Keralam Malayali
Kalude Mathrubhoomi’ was
written by
(a) Vallathol Narayana Menon
(b) E.M.S. Namboothiripad
(c) P. Krishna Pillai
(d) Swadeshabhimani
Ramakrishna Pillai
4. Woman Renaissance leader
known as the ‘Campaigner of
Swadeshi Movement’
(a) Arya Pallom
(b) A.V. Kuttimalu Amma
(c) Parvathy Nelliyodu
(d) Lalitha Prabhu
5. Who was the volunteer captain
of Guruvayoor Sathyagraha
(a) A.K. Gopalan
(b) K. Kelappan
(c) Sahodaran Ayyappan
(d) T.K. Madhavan
6. The first mass struggle against
untouchability in Kerala was
(a) Guruvayoor Satyagraha
(b) Paliyam Satyagraha
(c) Channar Revolt
(d) Vaikom Satyagraha
7. Wayanad pass is located in
(a) Kannur
(b) Kozhikode
(c) Malappuram
(d) Wayanad
8. The early name of Travancore
kingdom was
(a) Nediyiruppu Swaroopam
(b) Perumpadappu Swaroopam
(c) Trippapur Swaroopam
(d) Elayadathu Swaroopam
9. The name Karinthandan is
associated with
(a) Kuttiyadi Pass
(b) Thamarasseri Pass
(c) Periya Ghat Pass
(d) Nadukani Pass
10. Thermal power plant in Kerala
where Natural Gas is used as
fuel
(a) Nallalam
(b) Cheemeni
(c) Brahmapuram
(d) Kayamkulam
11. The joint session of INC and
Muslim League held at
Lucknow was precided by
(a) Rash Bihari Ghosh
(b) R.C. Majumdar
(c) Rash Bihari Bose
(d) A.C. Majumdar
12. Person who described Vellore
mutiny as the prelude to 1857
revolt
(a) Mahatma Gandhi
(b) V.D. Savarkar
(c) Lala Lajpat Rai
(d) Chitharanjan Das
DEGREE LEVEL MODEL QUESTION PAPER
13. The propounder of Doctrine of
Passive Resistance
(a) Swami Vivekananda
(b) Dayananda Saraswathi
(c) Aurobindo Ghosh
(d) Acharya Narendra Dev
14. The name of person who
persuaded Gandhiji to include
women in Salt Satyagraha
(a) Annie Besant
(b) Urvashi Bhatalia
(c) Kamaladevi Chadhopadyaya
(d) Subhadrakumari Chauhan
15. The Union Territory with highest
sex ratio is
(a) New Delhi
(b) Damon & Diu
(c) Lakshadweep
(d) Puducherry
16. Which among the following is the
longest Railway Platform in the
world
(a) Kharagpur (b) Gorakhpur
(c) Kalgoorlie (d) Pritoriya
17. Ludhiana is situated on the bank
of the river
(a) Gomati (b) Sutlej
(c) Vaigai (d) Ganges
18. Mayurbhanj in Odisha is famous
for
(a) Copper Mine
(b) Iron Ore
(c) Gold Mine
(d) Aluminium Ore
19. Munda is the tribal people of
which state
(a) Arunachal Pradesh
(b) Nagaland
(c) Mizoram
(d) Jharkhand
20. Rolling plan was started by
terminating which five year plan
(a) Second five year plan
(b) Third five year plan
(c) Fifth five year plan
(d) Sixth five year plan
21. The President of India can be
removed from the office by the
procedure of
(a) Impeachment
(b) Referendum
(c) Termination
(d) None of the above
22. The largest written constitution in
the world
(a) Britain (b) Russia
(c) USA (d) India
23. Article deals with the election of
Vice President of India
(a) Article 63 (b) Article 65
(c) Article 66 (d) Article 67
24. The committee that recommended
establishment of Ombudsman in
India
(a) Santhanam Committee
(b) Sen Committee
(c) Zachariyah Committee
(d) Lakadawala Committee
25. When an application is received
by Assistant Public Information
Officer, what is the time limit for
providing information
(a) 30 days
(c) 40 days
(b) 35 days
(d) 48 hours
26. Lok Ayukta and Upa Lok Ayukta
are appointed for a term of
(a) 5 years (b) 4 years
(c) 6 years (d) 2 years
27. Part IVA of the Indian
Constitution deals with
(a) Directive Principles
(b) Fundamental Rights
(c) Fundamental Duties
(d) Citizenship
28. Vice President of India can be
removed by
(a) Lok Sabha with the consent
of the President
(b) President on the advice of the
Council of Ministers
(c) Rajya Sabha with the
concurrence of Lok Sabha
(d) Rajya Sabha with the
concurrence of the President
29. Financial Emergency can be
continued for _____ period of
time
(a) 2 months (b) 6 months
(c) One year (d) Indefinite
30. The chairman of Administrative
Tribunals can hold office for a
term of
(a) five years / until the age of 65
years
(b) five years / until the age of 70
years
(c) six years / until the age of 65
years
(d) five years / until the age of 68
years
31. Who is the father of Indian Super
Computer
(a) Rajiv Gandhi
(b) Seymur Cracy
(c) Vijay P. Bhatnagar
(d) Sam Pitroda
32. Information Technology Act in
India came into force on
(a) 07-10-2000 (b) 17-11-2000
(c) 21-10-2000 (d) 17-10-2000
33. A dual layer Blu-ray disc can
store data up to
(a) 20 GB (b) 35 GB
(c) 25 GB (d) 50 GB
34. A computer cannot boot if it
doesn’t have the
(a) Compiler
(b) Loader
(c) Operating System
(d) Assembler
35. A 32 bit microprocessor has the
word length equal to
(a) 2 bytes (b) 32 bytes
(c) 4 bytes (d) 8 bytes
36. Normally a folder in windows
operating computer can’t be
made with the name
(a) can (b) con
(c) mak (d) make
37. Under which section of IT act
was Cyber Regulation Appellate
Tribunal constituted
(a) Section 48 (b) Section 44
(c) Section 31 (d) Section 1
38. FTP stands for
(a) First Transfer Protocol
(b) File Text Protocol
(c) File Transport Protocol
(d) File Transfer Protocol
39. The extension of a paint file
(a) .BMP (b) .TXT
(c) .XLS (d) .CPP
40. Which of the following program
is not a utility
(a) Debugger
(b) Editor
(c) Spooler
(d) All of the above
41. Stroma is a major component of
(a) Lysosome (b) Leucoplast
(c) Mitochondria (d) Chloroplast
42. Bacteria which causes food
poison
(a) Giardia
(b) Salmonella
(c) Stephelococcus
(d) E. coli
43. Mutation Theory was proposed by
(a) Charles Darwin
(b) Hugo de Vries
(c) Lamarck
(d) T.H. Huxley
44. The Vitamin which gives yellow
colour to the milk
(a) Casein (b) Ascorbic Acid
(c) Riboflavin (d) Biotin
45. Chemical name of plaster of paris
(a) Potassium Nitrate
(b) Ammonium Chloride
(c) Calcium Sulphate
(d) Zinc Oxide
46. Bell metal is made of
(a) Copper and Tin
(b) Copper and Iron
(c) Tin and Iron
(d) Iron and Nickel
47. The element which is known as
Solid Halogen
(a) Fluorine (b) Iodine
(c) Astatine (d) Chlorine
48. Light year is the unit of
(a) Time (b) Mass
(c) Distance (d) Gravity
49. The boiling point of water
(a) Decreases with increase in
pressure
(b) Increases with increase in
pressure
(c) Is Independent of pressure
(d) first decreases then
increases with pressure
50. Which one of the following is a
scalar quantity
(a) Force
(b) Velocity
(c) Acceleration
(d) Energy
51. Best supporting Actress at
90 th Academy Awards 2018
(a) Frances Mc Dormand
(b) Oprah Winfrey
(c) Allison Janney
(d) Saoirse Ronan
52. Asia’s largest Drip Irrigation
Project was started in
(a) Telengana
(b) Andhra Pradesh
(c) Karnataka
(d) Tamil Nadu
53. Venue of ICC Under 19 Cricket
World Cup 2018
(a) Australia
(b) England
(c) New Zealand
(d) South Africa
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54. New President of Liberia
(a) Jerome Weah
(b) George Weah
(c) Karen Pierce
(d) Kenneth Chenault
55. India’s position in World
Happiness Index 2018
(a) 131 (b) 132 (c) 133 (d)134
56. Winner of Kerala Government’s
Harivarasanam Award 2018
(a) S. Sujatha
(b) Vijay Yesudas
(c) K.S. Chitra
(d) Shreya Goshal
57. YONO (You Only Need One)
mobile application was
launched by
(a) ICICI (b) HDFC
(c) SBI (d) HSBC
58. The third Scorpene Class
Submarine launched by Indian
Navy recently
(a) INS Kalvari
(b) INS Kavach
(c) INS Karanj
(d) INS Khanderi
59. Present Chairman of National
Commission for Scheduled
Tribes
(a) Ram Shankar Katheria
(b) George Kurian
(c) Nand Kumar Sai
(d) Ghayorul Hassan
60. Name the International Airport
from Kerala which was listed in
Central Government’s UDAN
program
(a) Thiruvananthapuram
(b) Kannur
(c) Nedumbassery
(d) Karipur
61. ss]Zmlw F∂Xv GXns‚ ]cymb-am-Wv.
(a) ]ip-hns‚ Zmlw
(b) hf-sc-b-[nIw Zmlw
(c) Zml-tØm-Sp-IqSn
(d) hni∏pw Zmlhpw
62. icn-bmb {]tbmKw GXv?
(a) inc-t®Zw (b) inc-t—Zw
(c) inc-kvtNZw (d) inc-t—[w
63. "JmZ-I≥' F∂ ]Z-Øns‚ A¿∞ambn
hcp-∂-tXXv?
(a) `£n-°p-∂-h≥
(b) Ipgn-°p-∂-h≥
(c) sIme-bmfn
(d) h©n-°p-∂-h≥
64. "A¿P‚o-\-bpsS Pgvkn' Fgp-Xn-b-
Xmcv?
(a) JmenZv lussk\
(b) eb-W¬sa n
(c) s_\ym-an≥
(d) sI.-B¿. aoc
65. "Imb-tem-cØv' F∂ hm°v GXp
kam-k-amWv
(a) \n¿t±-in-Im-X¬]p-cp-j≥
(b) Zzµz-k-amkw
(c) _lp-{holn
(d) kw_-‘nImX¬]p-cp-j≥
66. ZznXz-k-‘n-°p-Zm-l-cWw GXv?
(a) Im‰Øv (b) Xncp-thmWw
(c) IS¯ocw (d) hmg-bne
67. Ce-bn´p Nhn-´pI F∂ ssienbpsS
A¿∞w
(a) A\m-h-iy-am-bn-´p-≈Xv
(b) tXm‰-Xmbn kΩ-Xn-°pI
(c) AXn-bmb I„-∏mSv
(d) Adn-p-sIm≠v sX‰v sNøpI
68. {io[-c≥ F∂ IYm-]m{Xw GXp
IrXn-bn-te-XmWv?
DEGREE LEVEL MODEL QUESTION PAPER
(a) Hcp sXcp-hns‚ IY
(b) Hcp tZi-Øns‚ IY
(c) Jkm-°ns‚ CXn-lmkw
(d) Bem-l-bpsS s]¨a-°ƒ
69. "]pfn-pcp' ]ncn-s®-gp-Xp-tºmƒ
(a) ]pfn≥ + Ipcp
(b) ]pfn + Ipcp
(c) ]pfnMv + Ipcp
(d) ]pfnw + Ipcp
70. 'Still waters run deep' F∂-Xns‚
ae-bm-f-Øn-ep≈ sNm√mWv
(a) an≠m-∏q® Ie-ap-Sbv°pw
(b) Hgp-°p≈ sh≈-Øn-e-gp-°n√
(c) \nd-IpSw Xpfp-ºn√
(d) XmW-\n-etØ \otcmSq
71. He takes pride _____ his son
(a) of (b) in
(c) about (d) for
72. The plural of analysis is a:
(a) analyse (b) analyses
(c) analysisies (d) analysis
73. Everyone was present yesterday
_____
(a) was it (b) wasn't it?
(c) were they (d) weren't they?
74. The idiom it's all Greek and Latin
to me means
(a) Something I understand
(b) Something I don't understand
(c) Something simple
(d) Something easy
75. Pick out the noun form of
'Generous' from the following:
(a) generously (b) generosity
(c) general (d) geneses
76. Veluthampi Dalawa _____ a
brave fight against British army
(a) put up (b) put off
(c) put in (d) put down
77. If they really try, they _____ the
prize
(a) will win
(b) can win
(c) would win
(d) could have won
78. It is time the children _____
(a) went to bed (b) go to bed
(c) goes to bed (d) going to bed
79. Everyone looked up to him
(change into passive voice)
(a) He was looked up to by
everyone
(b) He is looked up to by
everyone
(c) He is being looked up to by
everyone
(d) He was being looked up to by
everyone
80. He said 'I must go at once'. Change
into Indirect Speech.
(a) He said that he had to go at
once
(b) He said that he would go at
once
(c) He said that he must have
gone at once
(d) He said that he had had to go
at once
81. Manu said "Meena's father is the
brother of my sister's son. "How
is Meena's father related to Manu.
(a) Grandfather (b) Cousin
(c) Nephew (d) None of these
82.If 1999 January 1 st is friday, which
of the following year starts with
friday?
(a) 2005 (b) 2006
(c) 2008 (d) 2010
83. What is the angle between the
minute hand and hour hand of a
clock at half past two
(a) 105 0 (b) 103 0
(c) 110 0 (d) 90 0
84. Which is the next in the series
given below:
5, 16, 49, 104, _____
(a) 115 (b) 114 (c) 161 (d) 181
85. Knowledge : Reading therefore
Health : _____
(a) Food (b) Body
(c) Exercise (d) Doctor
86. 3 : 16 : : 7 : _____
(a) 49 (b) 52 (c) 64 (d) 73
87. Point out the odd one
(a) RNJF (b) SOKI
(c) TPLH (d) NJFB
88. In a certain code language
'134' Means 'Good And Tasty'
'478' Means 'See Good Pictures'
and
'729' Means 'Pictures Are Faint'
which of the following numerical
symbol stands for 'pictures'?
(a) 9 (b) 2 (c) 7 (d) 4
89. A boy goes south, turns right,
then right again and then goes
left. In which direction he is now?
(a) East (b) North
(c) West (d) South
90. The age of a man after 15 yr. is 4
times the age of that man 15 yr.
before. His present age is _____
(a) 10 (b) 15 (c) 20 (d) 25
91. 6 bells commence tolling together
and toll of intervals are 2, 4, 6, 8,
10 and 12 seconds respectively.
In 1 hour, how many time do they
toll together?
(a) 16 (b) 32 (c) 31 (d) 35
92. If a:b = 3:4, b:c = 7:9, c:d = 5:7, d:e
= 12:5. Then a:e = _____
(a) 1:1 (b) 5:12
(c) 3:2 (d) 5:11
93. If (64) 2 - (36) 2 = 20×x then x = ____
(a) 140 (b) 70 (c) 180 (d) 120
94. Out of three numbers, the first is
twice the second and is half of
the third. If the average of the
three numbers is 56, then
difference of first and third
number is
(a) 12 (b) 20 (c) 24 (d) 48
95. By selling 100 pencils, a
shoopkeeper gains the selling
price of 20 pencils. His gain
percent is
(a) 12 (b) 15 (c) 20 (d) 25
96. The volume of the largest cone
that can be carved out of a
cylinder of base radius 6 cm and
height 14 cm is
(a) 528 sqcm (b) 1584 sqcm
(c) 792 sqcm (d) 198 sqcm
97. A does work in 16 days and B
does work in 12 days B together
with a boy does the same work in
8 days. How much time will the
boy alone take to do the work?
(a) 96 (b) 48 (c) 32 (d) 24
98. The ratio between the speeds of
two buses is 5:3. If the I st bus runs
400 km in 8h, then find the speed
of the 2 nd bus.
(a) 30 km/h (b) 15 km/h
(c) 27 km/h (d) 37 km/h
5
99. If A's income is th
of B's income,
6
the B's income is more than A's
income by
25
(a) %
2
(b) 15%
(c) 20% (d) 25%
100.If a+b+c = 14 and a 2 +b 2 +c 2 = 96
then (ab+bc+ca) = _____
(a) 51 (b) 55 (c) 50 (d) 65
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Special
QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE
(Selected Questions and Answers)
1. Which one of the following
number is divisible by 11?
(a) 45678940 (b) 54857266
(c) 87524398 (d) 93455120
2. Find the least possible 5 digit
number, which when divided by
10, 12, 16 and 18 leaves remainder
27
(a) 10105 (b) 10107
(c) 10007 (d) 10207
3. If 3 x – 3 x–1 = 18 then x x is equal to
(a) 3 (b) 8 (c) 27 (d) 216
4.
3
(9.8) −(6.8)
= ––
9.8×
9.8 + 9.8×
6.8 + 6.8×
6.8
(a) 3 (b) 16.6 (c) 9 (d) 7
5. One fourth of a number exceeds
its one seventh by 24. What is the
number
(a) 226 (b) 225 (c) 224 (d) 27
6. The average age of three boys is
15yr. If the ratio of their ages is
3:5:7. What is the age of the oldest
boy?
(a) 7 (b) 14 (c) 20 (d) 21
7. Two number are in the ratio of
4 : 7. If 5 is subtracted from each,
the ratio become 1 : 2. Find the
greater number
(a) 15 (b) 40 (c) 20 (d) 35
8. If 12men or 18 women can do a
piece of work in 14 days. How
long will 8 men and 16 women
take to finish the work?
(a) 9 days (b) 12 days
(c) 13 days (d) 10 days
9. 150m long train running with the
speed of 90km/h to cross a bridge
in 26 second what is the length of
the bridge
(a) 500m (b) 600m
(c) 659 m (d) 550m
10. Find the area of a square inscribed
in a circle of radius 4cm.
(a) 32 sq.cm (b) 18 sq.cm
(c) 64 sq.cm (d) 25 sq.cm.
11. If the difference between the
compound interest and the simple
interet on a certain sum for 2 years
at 8% per annum is `. 32, then the
sum is
(a) ` 5000 (b) ` 5500
(c) ` 6000 (d) ` 5250
12. A watch was sold at a loss of 10%.
If it was sold for Rs. 140 more,
there would have been a gain of
4%. What is the cost price?
(a) ` 1000 (b) ` 1140
(c) ` 860 (d) ` 760
13. A person’s present age is two fifth
of the age of his mother. After 8
years, he will be one half of the
age of his mother. How old is the
mother at present?
(a) 32 (b) 36 (c) 40 (d) 48
3
14. If
x y z z −x
+ y
= = then 2
3 5 7 2y
(a) 1.2 (b) 1.1
(c) 1.7 (d) 1.3
Answers & Explanations
1. (d) 93455120
2
2
2
= --
When a number is divisible by 11,
if the difference between the sum
of digits at even place and odd place
is zero or divisible by 11.
93455120 : Sum of even place =
3+5+1+0 = 9
sum of odd place = 9+4+5+2 = 20
Their difference = 20 – 9 = 11
So it is divisible by 11
2. (b) 10107
L.C.M of 10, 12, 16, 18
2 10, 12, 16, 18
2 5, 6, 8, 9
3 5, 3, 4, 9
5, 1, 4, 3
L.C.M = 2 × 2 × 3 × 5 × 4 × 3 = 720
Smallest 5 digit number = 10000
13
720 10000
required number
3. (c) 27
4. (a) 3
a
2
a
3
720
2800
2160
640
= 10000 + (720–640) +27
= 10000 +80 + 27 = 10107
3 x – 3 x–1 = 18
(3 x – 3 x ×3 –1 ) = 18
⎛ 1 ⎞
3 x ⎜ − ⎟
⎝ 3 ⎠
1 = 18
3 x × 3
2 = 18
3
+ ab+
b
2
- b
(9.8)
3
3 x =
3 x = 27
3 x = 3 3
x = 3
18× 3
2
x x = 3 3 = 27
2
= (a–b)
-(6.8)
(9.8) + 9.8×
68 + (6.8)
3
2 = 3
5. (c) 224
Let number be x
6. (d) 21
1 1
x × − x × = 24
4 7
x x − = 24
4 7
7 x − 4x
28
= 24
3x = 672
x =
672
= 224
3
Total age of three boys = 3×15 = 45
Ratio of ages 3 : 5 : 7
7
Age of the oldest boy = × 45
15
7. (a) 35
= 21
Let two number be 4x and 7x
4x
− 5
7x
− 5
=
1
2
8x - 10 = 7x - 5
8x - 7x = -5 + 10
x = 5
Then numbers = 20, 35
Greater number = 35
8. (a) 9 days
12M
= 18W
18
1M = W 12
8 Men =
8× 18
W
12
= 12W
M 1
= 18, M 2
= 12+16 = 28
D 1
= 14
M 1
D 1
= M 2
D 2
D 2
=
9. (a) 500m
18×14
28
= 9 days
Length of bridge = x
length of train + lengthof bridge
Speed =
Time
90× 5
18
=
150 + x
26
25 × 26 = 150 + x
25 × 26 = 150 + x
x = 650 - 150 = 500m
10. (a) 32 sq.cm
radius = 4,
Diameter = diagonal of square
a =
8
2
=
2r = 2a
2×4 = 2a
8
2 ×
2
2
= 4 2
Area = a 2 = ( 4 2 ) 2 = 16×2
= 32 sq.cm
11. (a) ` 5000
Difference between C.I. and S.I for
2
R
2 year = P
⎛ ⎞
⎜ ⎟
⎝ 100 ⎠
⎡ R ⎤
P⎢
100
⎥
⎣ ⎦
P
⎡
⎢
⎣
12. (a) ` 1000
13. (c) 40
8
100
2
2
= 32
⎤
⎥ = 32
⎦
32 × 100 × 100
P =
= `5000
8 × 8
Cost price be x
[104% - 90%]x = 140
x × 14% = 140
x ×14
100
= 140
140 ×100
x =
14
= ` 1000
Let the mother’s present age be x
Person’s present age =
14. (d) 1.3
⎛ ⎞
⎜
2 x + 8⎟
⎝ 5 ⎠
=
2 x + 40
5
=
2x
5
1
(x+8)
2
x + 8
2
4x + 80 = 5x + 40
x
= 40 years
x y z = = = k, then
3 5 7
x = 3k y = 5k z = 7k
2
2
z − x + y
2 y
2
2
= ( ) 2
( ) 2
( ) 2
7k − 3k + 5k
2 ( 5k) 2
2
65k
50k
= 2
13
= 10
65
= 50
= 1.3
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1. Find the missing term in the series
2, 9, 28, 65, 126, _______
(a) 195 (b) 199
(c) 208 (d) 217
2. Statue : Size : : Song : _______
(a) Words
(c) Tune
(b) Beauty
(d) Poetry
3. Pointing to a man, a woman said,
“His mother is the only daughter
of my mother” How is the woman
related to the man
(a) Mother
(b) Daughter
(c) Sister
(d) Grandmother
4. After walking 6km, Raju turns
right and covered a distance of
2km, the turned left and covered a
distance of 10 km. In the end, he
was moving towards the north.
From which direction did he start
his journey?
(a) North
(c) East
(b) South
(d) West
5. 196 : 256 : : 324 : _______
(a) 361 (b) 400
(c) 411 (d) 484
6. If the day before yesterday
Saturday, what day will fall on the
day after tomorrow?
(a) Friday
(b) Thursday
(c) Wednesday(d) Tuesday
7. If HARD is coded as 1357 and SOFT
is coded as 2468, what do the
figures 21448 stands for
(a) SHOOP
(c) SHOOT
(b) SHOOL
(d) SCOOL
8. Insert proper arithmetical signs
between the figures in the
following sum
7 - 3 - 2 = 13
(a) -, × (b) +, ×
(c) ×, ÷ (d) -, +
9. Ahmed is taller than Salim. Salim
is not taller than Ahmed but taller
than Akbar. Sohan is not as taller
as Salim but taller than Akbar.
Who is the tallest.
(a) Salim
(c) Sohan
(b) Akbar
(d) Ahmed
10. Arun was born on 4 th December
1990. His cousin Varun was born
on 4 th November 1990. The
birthday of their cousin Kiran was
on Tuesday, 25 th December of that
year. In which day Varun was
born.
(a) Tuesday
(c) Friday
(b) Wednesday
(d) Sunday
11. How many 4s are there in the
following series of numbers
which are preceded by 6 but not
immediately following by 5?
342645647894595648784643
(a) One
(c) Three
(b) Two
(d) Four
12. In a certain code language
‘123’ means ‘hot Filtered coffee’
‘356’ means ‘very hot day’ and
‘589’ means ‘day and night’ which
of the following numberical
symbol stands for ‘very’?
(a) 9 (b) 6 (c) 2 (d) 8
13. If english alphabets are written in
reverse order what will be seventh
letter to the right of the 12th letter
from the left ?
(a) F (b) G (c) H (d) S
14. Which of the following is not a
leap year
(a) 200 (b) 1200
(c) 1600 d) 700
15. What is angle between the minute
hand and hour hand of a clock at
half past two ?
(a) 105 o
(c) 110 o
(b) 103 o
(d) 90 o
16. Find the next letter in the sequence
A, D, I, P, ............
(a) H
(c) W
(b) Y
(d) X
17. The ratio of the age of the two sisters
is 3:4. The product of their ages is
192. The ratio of their ages after 5
years will be
(a) 3: 4 (b) 21:17
(c) 17:21 (d) 8:9
18. If 14th April 2013 is Sunday, 20th
September 2013 is ..............
(a) Sunday
(b) Tuesday
(c) Wednesday(d) Friday
19. Poles: Magnet :: .............: Battery
(a) Energy
(c) terminals
(b) Power
(d) cells
20. Arrange the following words on
the alphabetic order
(a) approximation
(b) appropriation
(c) appurtenance
(d) apportionmnet
(a) 1,2,3,4 (b) 4,3,2,1
(c) 4,2,1,3 (d) 4,1,2,3
21. Which is the next term in the
sequence 10, 30, 70, 150, 310,........?
(a) 360 (b) 610
(c) 630 (d) 340
1. (d) 217
Degree level
Special
Answers & Explanations
2, 9, 28, 65, 126, 217
2 = 1 3 + 1
9 = 2 3 + 1
28 = 3 3 + 1
65 = 4 3 + 1
126 = 5 3 + 1
217 = 6 3 + 1
2. (c)
As statue depends upon size
similarly ‘Song’ depends upon
Tune
3. (a) Mother
Only daughter of my mother →
myself, so the woman is man’s
mother
4. (b) South
6 km
5. (b) 400
196 : 256 : : 324
14 2 : 16 2 : : 18 2 : 20 2 , 20 2 = 400
+2 +2
6. (c) Wednesday
If day before yesterday Saturday,
so today is Monday. Thus
tomorrow will be Tuesday and
day after tomorrow will be
Wednesday.
7. (c) SHOOT
8. (b)
H A R D S O F T 2 1 4 4 8
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
1 3 5 7 2 4 6 8 S H O O T
7+3×2 = 7 + 6 = 13
9. (d) Ahmed
Ahmed Salim Sohan Akbar
10. d) Sunday
No. of days from December 25 to
November 4 = 51
7
7 51
49
2
11. (c) Three
Tuesday - 2 = Sunday
342645647894595648784643
12. Ans (b) 6
North
2 km
10 km
By comparing I and II, we get
‘3’ means ‘hot’
and by comparing II and III we get
‘5’ means ‘day’
MENTAL ABILITY
(Selected Questions and Answers)
W
N
S
Hence ‘6’ means ‘very’
E
13. Ans (c) H
12 th → R
Z Y X W V U T S R Q P O N M L K J
‘7 th
I H G F E D C B A
14. Ans (d) 700
15. Ans (a) 105 o
Time 2.30 angle = 30 H - 5.5 M
16. Ans (b) Y
A D I
P Y
+3 +5 +7 +9
17. Ans (c) 17:21
= 30 x 2 - 5.5 x 30
= 60 - 165
= 105 o
Let the age of sisters be 3x, 4x
3x × 4x = 192
12x 2 = 192
x 2 = 16
x = 16 = 4
age 3 x 4 , 4 x 4
= 12, 16
Age after 5 years = 12 + 5, 16+5
18. Ans (d) Friday
April - 16
May - 31
June - 30
July - 31
August - 31
September - 21
159
19. Ans (c) Terminals
20. Ans (c) 4, 2, 1, 3
a) apportionment (4)
b) appropriation (2)
(c) approximation (1)
(d) appurtenance (3)
21. Ans (c) 630
= 17, 21
159
14
19
14
5 + sunday
= Friday
10 30 70 150 310 630
+20 +40 +80 +160 +320
1. aZ≥tam-l≥ amfhy
2. c_o-{µ-\mYv SmtKm¿
3. Fw.-hn. ss]en
4. hnZym kw{Klw
7
(C.M.S. tImtfPv, 1864)
5. CkvI-µ¿ an¿k
6. Pn. i-c-°p-dp∏v
22
H∂mw dmv t\Sm≥
DØ-c-߃
7. hneyw tXm_n-bmkv dn≥s•-‰us_
8. sI. tIf-∏≥
9. t_mtdm¨
10. cmPm-c-hn-h¿Ω
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1. ‘We are running late for the
train’. In this sentence ‘late’
is
(a) Adverb
(b) Adjective
(c) Conjunction
(d) Preposition
2. The flock of pigeons .........
across our building every
morning
(a) fly (b) flies
(c) are flying (d) have flown
3. ‘I see a golden duck’ Choose
the correct passive voice
(a) A golden duck sees by me
(b) A golden duck was seen
by me
(c) A golden duck saw me
(d) A golden duck is seen by me
4. We travelled ......... the 8.30
bus.
(a) by (b) in
(c) on (d) into
5. We invited Nisha.........she
didn’t come.
(a) nor (b) and
(c) so (d) but
6. Peter..........his engagement
with Nandita
(a) broke into
(b) broke off
(c) broke down
(d) broke up
7. She burnt her fingers when
she ............ tea.
(a) was making
(b) makes
(c) is making
(d) made
8. Pick out the plural form from
the given words
(a) News (b) Mumps
(c) Cargo (d) Mice
9. She saw the film (change into
negative)
(a) She didn’t see the film
(b) She doesn’t see the film
(c) She hadn’t seen the film
(d) She hasn’t seen the film
10. ...........violin is...........string
instrument.
(a) An , the
(b) The, a
(c) No article, an
(d) None of these
ENGLISH
(Selected Questions and Answers)
11. He is known to my sister and
.................(Choose the correct
pronoun)
(a) I (b) they
(c) she (d) me
12. Everybody knows ..........
favour he enjoys.
(a) who (b) that
(c) whose (d) how
13. It is ............ to starve than beg.
(a) good
(b) better
(c) best
(d) None of these
14. Identify the simple sentence
(a) We saw Ram opening the
gate.
(b) I heard a cry and looked
around.
(c) The boy saw the wolf and
ran away.
(d) Though he worked hard,
he failed the exam.
15. ............. you mind keeping
silence ?
(a) Will
(c) Could
(b) May
(d) Would
16. “He takes after his father” is
a/an ............... sentence
(a) Declarative
(b) Imperative
(c) Interrogative
(d) Exclamatory
17. The indirect statement of Tom
said, ‘I am not free” is
(a) Tom said he was not free.
(b) Tom said that he was not
free.
(c) Tom said that he is not
free.
(d) Tom said he were not
free.
18. She avoids ............... people.
(a) meet (b) meeting
(c) to meet (d) met
19. If it rains, we ......... the picnic.
(a) postpone
(b) will postpone
(c) will have postponed
(d) would postpone
20. I have little money left, .........?
(a) have I (b) haven’t I
(c) do I (d) dont’ I
21. Synonym of Comprehend
(a) Neglect (b) Understand
(c) Exclude (d) Disregard
22. Antonym of Cardinal
(a) Important (b) Paramount
(c) Foremost (d) Subordinate
23. What is the correct one word
substitution for ‘One who has
suddenly risen to wealth and
importance’
(a) Snob (b) Hypocrite
(c) Upstart (d) Hedonist
24. The idiom ‘Make Ducks and
Drakes’ of means
(a) Horrify
(b) Very happy
(c) Exorbitant (d) Squander
25. The phrase ‘In camera’ means
(a) Dead lock (b) Unique
(c) In private (d) In fact
26. Choose the correctly spelt
word
(a) Secretery (b) Separete
(c) Sergeant (d) Scenary
27. Choose the incorrect part of
the sentence
(a)
Vishnu was very
embarrassed/
(b) (c)
when he was/laughed by his
(d)
friends/No error
28. Complete the sentence using
the correct suffix.
She was sitting comfort
............. in her seat on the bus.
(a) -ship (b) -ly
(c) -ing (d) -ably
29. Young one of a pigeon
(a) Bunny (b) Calf
(c) Fawn (d) Squab
30. A ..................... of sparrows
(a) scoop (b) brace
c) host (d) litter
31. If Sheep bleats, Horse .............
(a) brays (b) neighs
(c) grunts (d) lows
32. Pick out the abstract noun
(a) Team (b) Chair
(c) Nagpur (d) Slavery
33. He is as........... as a cucumber.
(a) blind (b) cold
(c) cool (d) fresh
34. Which of the following do not
belong to the group.
(a) Kindness (b) Hatred
(c) Poverty (d) Paper
35. You had better ............ a
doctor.
(a) consult (b) to consult
(c) consults
(d) consulting
EXPLANATIONS
1. (a) Adverb
An adjective is a word that
modifies a noun or pronoun.
An adverb is a word that
modifies verbs, adjectives or
other adverbs.
ChnsSlate F∂word
running F∂verb s\bmWv
modify sNøp∂Xv.AXn\m¬
CXv adverb BW.v
2. (b) flies
Collective nouns + of + noun
\v tijwkm[mcWbmbn
singular verb D]tbmKn°p∂p.
eg: The team of cricketers is
landing on Friday.
A group of politicians has
come.
3. (d) A golden duck is seen
by me.
CsXmcpsimple present
hmIyamWv.Simple present
hmIysØpassive voice
te°v am‰m\pfLS\
object + is/am/are + past
participle form of the verb
+ by + agent
eg: A mule
kills a snake
(subject) (verb) (object)
A snake is killed by a
mule (passive)
4. (c) on
Hcp{]tXyIhml\wF∂v
ImWn°m≥HcpArticle Hm
Adjective Hmode of
transport \v apºn¬hcnIbmsWn¬‘by’bv°v
]Icw
‘in’ or ‘on’ D]tbmKn-°Ww.
We use ‘on’ with specific
bike, bus, train, ship or
plane and we use ‘in’ with
specific car, taxi, van or lorry
eg: I will go on my bike.
He came in Mr Hari’s car.
5. (d) but
We use ‘but’ to join two
different or opposite ideas.
eg: He was ill but cheerful.
6. (b) broke off
broke off - end suddenly,
discontinue
broke into - enter by force
broke down - fall to work
(used for a car, piece of
machinery and so on)
broke up - come to an end
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7. (a) was making
ct≠mAXne[nItamain X∂ncn°p∂options¬(b)BWv
`qXImeØn¬Hcp{]hrØn clause Dfsentence s\ gerund form ¬DfXv.
XpS¿®bmbn\S∂psIm≠n compound sentence F∂pcn°pIbpwas‰mcp{]hrØn
19. (b) will postpone
]dbp∂p.
AXn\nSbn¬kẁhn°pIbpw
If clause severb present
Hcpsentence ¬Hcpmain clause
sNbXv m¬XpS¿®bmbn\S∂p
simple BsWn¬main clause
DwHt∂mAXne[nItam
sIm≠ncn°p∂{]hrØnsb
severb future simple Bbncnsubordinate
clause Ds≠n¬
Ipdn°m≥past continuous
°Ww.
AXv complex sentence BW.v
tense DwCSbv°v kẁhn®
ChnsSHcpmain clause
20. (a) have I
{]hrØnsbIpdn°m≥simple
past DwD]tbmKn°p∂p.
am{Xapfsentence option (a) little h∂XpsIm≠v sentence
BW.v (b) & (c) are compound negative BWv
subject + was/were + verb +
sentences, (d) is a complex AXn\m¬Tag positive Bbncn°Ww.
ing +object F∂XmWv past
sentence
continuous tense s‚LS\
8. (d) mice
News and mumps though
look plural are infact singular.
plural of cargo - cargoes
9. (a) She didn’t see the film
X∂ncn°p∂sentence severb
‘saw’ past tense ¬BWv.
AXn\m¬negative te°v
am‰ptºmƒdo s‚past tense
form Bb‘did’ BWv
D]tbmKnt°≠Xv.did s‚
statement (2) Interrogative (3)
Imperative (4) Exclamatory
negative form didn’t BW.v
pretends to be what he is not.
{]kvXmh\cqt]Wbpf
Hedonist - One who believes
10. (b) The, a
sentence s\bmWv Assertive/
that pleasure is the highest
Musical Instruments\papºn¬ d e c l a r a t i v e / s t a t e m e n t
tool.
‘The’tN¿°Ww.Hcpstring F∂p]dbp∂Xv.
instrument F∂A¿∞Øn¬
24. (d) Squander
‘a’ BWv ChnsSD]tbmKnt°≠X-
.v
25. (c) In private
Impasse - Dead lock
11. (d) me
Suigeneris - Unique
ChnsS‘I’F∂pronouns‚ tNmZycqt]WbpfhmNIß
objective case BWv D]tbmKnt°≠Xv.I
bpsSobjective sentence F∂phnfn°p∂Xv.
sfbmWv Interrogative
case, me BW.v
13. (b) better
X∂ncn°p∂sentence¬than
DfXn\m¬comparative form
Bbetter BWv ChnsS
D]tbmKnt°≠Xv.
14. (a) We saw Ram opening the
gate
ENGLISH
(Selected Questions and Answers)
subject+verb+object F∂{Ia-
Ønembncn°pwassertive .
eg: It is a very wonderful
opportunity.
eg: What are you doing ?
12. (c) whose
B⁄tbmAt]£tbmkqNn∏- n-
who \v tijwverb
-°p∂sentence IsfbmWv
Imperative sentence F∂pwhose
\v tijwnoun
]dbp∂Xv.
whom \v tijwpronoun F∂eg:
Don’t play with fire.
XmWv km[mcW{Iaw.
A sentence that expresses
ChnsSblank \v tijwfavour
strong feeling is called an
F∂noun BWv.AXn\m¬
whose BWv icn.
Exclamatory sentence.
eg: What a beautiful sight it is !
17. (b) Tom said that he was not
free.
CsXmcpstatement sentence
BWv.AXn\m¬reporting
verb -˛\v tijw‘that’ D]tbmKn-
°Ww.
Reporting verb (said) past
Hcpmain clause am{Xapf tense BbXn\m¬Indirectspeech
setense simple past
sentence s\simple sentence
F∂p]dbp∂p.
te°v am‰Ww.
18. (b) meeting
26. (c) Sergeant
avoid F∂verb \v tijw
gerund form BWv D]tbmKnt°≠Xv.
15. (d) Would
21. (b) Understand
G‰hpwXmgvabmbnAt]£n All the other three options are
°p∂Xn\v ‘hntcm[apt≠m‘ F∂ antonyms of comprehend.
A¿∞Øn¬‘would you mind’ 22. (d) Subordinate
D]tbmKn°p∂p.‘Mind’\v All the other three options are
tijwverb + ing BWv synonyms of cardinal.
D]tbmKn-t°-≠Xv.
23. (c) Upstart
16. (a) Declarative
Snob - one who pays too much
Sentence Iƒ4hn[w(1) respect to social position and
D e c l a r a t i v e / a s s e r t i v e / wealth.
Hypocrite - One who
Correct spellings - secretary,
separate, scenery
27. (c) laughed by his friends
laughed at by his friends
after laugh ‘at’ must be
used.
28. (d) -ably
29. (d) Squab
30. (c) host
A litter of puppies
A brace of pigeons
A scoop of journalists
31. (b) neighs
Hippo, Donkey - brays
Camel, Pig - grunts
Cattle - lows
32. (d) Slavery
Abstract noun is the name of
a quality, action or state.
33. (c) cool
as blind as a bat
as cold as marble
as fresh as a dew
34. (d) Paper
Paper is a material noun.
All the other three options
are abstract noun.
35. (a) consult
had better \v tijwbare
infinitive D]tbmKn°pI.
CIVIL POLICE OFFICER / BEAT FOREST OFFICER
MODEL QUESTION PAPER
DØc- ß-
ƒ(1˛mwt]Pns‚XpS¿®)
1. (a) 2. (b) 3. (d) 4. (c) 5. (c) 6. (b) 7. (c) 8. (b) 9. (a) 10. (b)
11. (a) 12.(c) 13.(c) 14. (a) 15. (a) 16.(b) 17.(a) 18.(b) 19. (d) 20. (b)
21. (d) 22.(b) 23.(c) 24. (a) 25. (d) 26.(b) 27.(a) 28. (c)29. (c) 30. (d)
31. (c) 32.(c) 33.(d) 34. (b) 35. (a) 36.(a) 37.(c) 38. (a) 39. (d) 40. (c)
41. (b) 42.(b) 43.(a) 44. (a) 45. (a) 46. (b) 47.(c) 48. (a) 49. (d) 50. (c)
51. (c) 52.(b) 53.(d) 54. (a) 55. (a) 56.(c) 57.(b) 58. (c)59. (c) 60. (b)
61. (a) 62.(d) 63.(b) 64. (b) 65. (a) 66. (b) 67.(c) 68. (a) 69. (c) 70. (a)
71. (a) 72.(c) 73.(a) 74. (d) 75. (d) 76. (b) 77.(b) 78. (d) 79. (a) 80. (b)
81. (d) 82.(b) 83.(a) 84. (d) 85. (c) 86. (d)87.(c) 88. (c) 89. (d) 90. (d)
91. (a) 92.(c) 93.(c) 94. (c) 95. (d) 96. (b) 97.(a) 98. (a) 99. (a) 100.(b)
Cu]co-£-bn¬\nß-fpsSam¿°v 75˛\v apI-fn-em-sW-n¬\nß-fpsS]T\w
icn-bmbZni-bn-em-Wv.Cu\ne-hmcw]pe¿Øn-bm¬hcp∂Civil police officer /
Beat forest officer ]co£bn¬D∂X- h- nP- bwkp\n›- nX- a- mW- v.
\nß-fpsSam¿°v 70˛\pw75-˛\pwat≤yBsW-n¬\n߃Ipd-®p-IqSn]T-\-Øn¬
{i≤n-t°-≠n-bn-cn-°p∂p.
70˛\pXmsg-bm-sW-n¬ITn-\-ambA≤zm-\-Øn-eqsSIqSp-X¬]Tn-t°-≠-Xm-Wv.
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Special
1.`mj-bnseG‰hpwASn-ÿm-\
L-SIwGXv?
(a) h¿Æw (b) en]n
(c) A£cw(d) Npś-gpØv
Ans: (a)
Ans: (a)
]ncn-°m≥Ign-bmØi_vZ-amWv
h¿Æw.D®m-c-W-Øns‚G‰hpw
sNdnbLS-I-amWv h¿Æw.
h¿Æß- ƒIqSnt- ®¿∂v A£c- -
ap-≠m-Ip-∂p.
2.`mjbnseD®-cn-°m≥Ign-bp∂
ae-bmfw
amXrImtNmZy-߃
(c) kmam-\y-\maw(d) kaql-
13.a‰m-cp-sSbpwt{]c-W-bn-√msX Hcp{][m\- {- Inb\S°- W- s- a- n¬
I¿Ømhv X\nsbsNøp∂{Inb as‰mcp{Inb\S°- WwF∂Xc-
(a) AI¿ΩIw(b) {]tbm-PIw Øne- p≈]‰ph- n\- b- mWv ]m£nI- -
(c) tIhew(d) kI¿ΩIw hn-\-sb-®w.
Ans: (c)
C¬,In¬,DIn¬,B¬F∂o
]ct{]-c-W-bn-√msXI¿Ømhv
{]Xy-b-߃[mXp-cq-]-Øntem
kzbwsNøp∂{Inb- mWv tIhe-
\Sph- n\- s- b®- Ø- ntemtNcpt- ºmƒ
\- maw
]m£n-I-hn-\-sb®wD≠mIpw.
{In-b.
DZm:ImWp-In¬]d-bmw.
DZm:HmSp-I,NmSp-I,]mSpI
h∂m¬ImWmw
14.as‰m-∂n\pwIog-S-ßmsXkzX-{¥ambn\n¬°p∂{InbGXmWv?
(a) ]‰ph- n\(b) ap‰ph- n\
(c) ImcnXw(d) AIm-cnXw
19Hcp{Inb\S∂pIgnpF∂v
ImWn-°p-∂-XmWv
(a) Imew (b) `qX-Imew
(c) h¿Øa- m\- I- mew(d) `mhn-Imew
Ans: (b)
7.PmXn-hy-‡n-t`ZwI¬]n-°m≥IgnbmØ\maw
(a) tab\- maw(b)kw⁄m\- maw
{]Ir-Xn-{]-Xn-`m-k-߃tab-\m-aamW.v
DZm:shbn¬,Im‰v,taLw
8.HcpIq´-Øns‚A¿∞wP\n-∏n-
°p∂\mawGXmWv?
Ans: (b)
(a) tab\- maw(b) kmam\- y\- maw
G‰hpwsNdnbim_vZnI
]q¿Æ-ambBibw\¬Ip-∂Xv
(c) kaql- \- maw(d) k¿∆\- maw
`qX-Im-e-sØ-°p-dn-°p-∂-Xn-\p≈
LSIw?
ap‰p-hn-\.CXns\G.-B¿.cmP-cm-
Ans: (c)
{]Xyb- ß- ƒD,C,XpF∂nh- b- mW.v
(a) hm°v (b) en]n
P-h¿ΩItcm-Xn-IrXnF∂p]dbp-∂p.
HcpIqśØ]d-bm-\p-]-tbm-Kn-
DZm:I≠p,]mSn,sNbvXp
(c) h¿Æw (d) A£cw °p∂\ma-amWv kaq-l-\m-aw.
20.Hcp{Inb\S-°m-\n-cn-°p-∂-tXbp≈qF∂v
ImWn-°p∂km[m-
Ans: (d)
DZm:sNøp∂- p,]db- p∂- p,t]mIp∂p.
DZm:]‰w,]S-e,KWw
15."t\m°n-\n∂p'GXv hn\-sb-®amWv?
`mj-bn¬D®-cn-°m≥km[ncẀmhnc-
q]wGXv?
9.\maØ- n\p]Icw\n¬°p∂\ma-
°p∂hfscsNdnbi_vZ-L-S-
(a) ip≤-`mhn (b) ioe-`mhn
Xp-ey-amb]ZwGXmWv?
(a) \Sp-hn-\-sb®w
I-sØ-bmWv A£cwF∂p
(c) Ah[m-c-I-`mhn(d) `mhn-Imew
(a) kmam-\y-\maw(b) tab\- maw
]d-bp-∂-Xv.A£-c-߃tN¿∂p-
(b) ]n≥hn-\-sb®w Ans: (a)
(c) k¿∆\- maw(d) kaql- \- maw
≠mI- p∂- X- mW- v hm°v.
(c) X≥hn-\-sb®w
DZm:hcpw,\S-°pw,t\Spw.
Ans: (c)
3.`mcX-Ønseaqe-en]nGXv?
(d) ap≥hn-\-sb®w 21.{InbHcp\n›nXka-bØv
Hcp\maØ- n\p]Ic- a- mbnD]t- bm-
(a) {_m“n (b) h¿Æe- n]n
Ans: (d)
\S°pwF∂pImWn-°p-∂Xv
Kn-°p∂i_vZ-amWv k¿∆-\m-aw.
(c) A£ce- n]n(d) tZh\- mK- cnen]n
]q¿Æ-{In- bv°papºp\S-°p∂ (a) ip≤-`mhn
Ans: (a)
Htc\ma-]ZwBh¿Øn-°p∂-
XpsIm≠p≈hnck- XHgnh- m°- mw.
{Inb-bmWv ap≥hn-\-sb-®w.CXv (b) ioe-`mhn
`qX-Im-ecq]sØkqNn-∏n-°p-∂p. (c) Ah[mc- I- `- mhn
Atim-I-en]nF∂pwCXn\p DZm:Ah≥,Ahƒ,AXv.
t]cp-≠v.{_m“n-bpsStZiy-t`-ZamWv
tZh-\m-K-cn.
°p∂i_vZw
DZm:h∂pI≠p,t]mbn-∏-d-p. (d) h¿Øa- m\- I- mew
10.F¥n-s‚-sb-nepwKpW-sØ-°p-dn-
16."B≥'F∂{]XybwtN¿∂p Ans: (b)
hcp∂hn\-sb-®-taXv? DZm:\mep-aWnbv°phcpw
4.kzbwD®mc- W- £- a- a- mbA£cw (a) KpW\- maw(b) kmam\- y\- maw
GXv?
(c) tab\- maw(d) kw⁄m\- maw
(a) ap≥hn-\-sb®w
ASpØBgvN-sbØpw
(a) h¿Æw (b) A£cw
(b) ]n≥hn-\-sb®w 2.\maß- f- n¬\n∂v {Inbm]- Z- ß- ƒ
Ans: (a)
D≠m-Ip-∂-Xp-t]mse{Inb-I-fn¬
(c) kzcw (d) hyRvP\w
(c) \Sp-hn-\-sb®w
GsX- nepwHcphkvXph- ns‚KpW-
\n∂pwt`Z-I-ß-fn¬\n∂pw
Ans: (c)
(d) ]m£n-I-hn-\-sb®w
sØtbmkhn-ti-j-ambkz`m-h-
D≠m-Ip∂\ma-߃°p]d-bp∂
kzbwD®-cn-°p∂A£-c-ß-sfbmWv
kzc-߃F∂p]d-bp- °p∂\ma- mWv KpW\- ma- w. {][m-\-{In- bv°p]n≥]phcp∂ (a) IrØv
sØtbmImWn-°m-\p-]-tbm-Kn-
Ans: (b)
t]cv ?
∂Xv.D®-cn-°m≥Bh-iy-amb DZm:Ag-Iv,kuµ-cyw,kma¿∞yw A]q¿Æ-{In-b.`mhn-Im-e-cq-]sØ (b) IrXn-IrØv
ka-bsØBkv]-Z-am°n 1.tIƒ°p∂Bƒ/t{imXmhv kqNn-∏n-°p-∂p.
(c) ImcI- I- rØv
{lkzw,Zo¿LwF∂n-ßs\ BcmWv ?
DZm:ImWm≥h∂p,]db- m≥h∂p. (d) {Inbm\- ma- ß- ƒ
c≠mbnXncn-°mw.
(a) a[ya- ]- pc- pj- ≥ 17."ImWp-I-thWw'GXv hn\-sb-®-cq- Ans: (a)
5.A,C,D,FCh-bn¬kam-\m- (b) {]Ya- ]- pc- pj- ≥ ]a- mWv?
{Inb-bn¬\n∂v c≠phn[-ØnemWv
£cwA√m-Ø-tXv?
(a) A(b) C
(c) DØa- ]- pc- pj- ≥
(d) hymt£]- Ik¿∆\- maw
(a) \Sp-hn-\-sb®w
(b) X≥hn-\-sb®w
IrØp-IƒD≠m-Ip-∂-Xv.
• {InbsbkqNn-∏n-°p∂\maw
(c) D (d) FAns: (a)
(c) ]n≥hn-\-sb®w
• I¿Ømh- ns\kqNn∏- n°- p∂\maw
Ans: (d)
Btcm-SmtWmkwkm-cn-°p-∂Xv (d) ]m£n-I-hn-\-sb®w 23.]Z-߃Ipdn-°p∂A¿∞w
"A'apX¬"E'hscb- p≈A£cßsfkam-\m-£-c-߃F∂ßf-
AbmsfkqNn-∏n-°p∂k¿∆-\m-a-
Ans: (a)
BtWms]tÆm\]pw-k-Itam
mWv a[ya- ]- pc- pj- ≥.
tIh-e-amb{Inbm-cq-]sØImWn- F∂t_m[w\¬Ip-∂-Xn-\p≈
]db- p∂- p."F'apX¬"Hu'hscbp≈-
hk‘y£- c- ß- ƒF∂p 12.{]hr-Ønsb°pdn-°p∂i_vZw "DI'F∂nh- b- mWv {]Xyb- ß- ƒ. (a) enwKw (b) Imew
DZm:\o,\n߃,Xmƒ °p∂hn\-sb-®-am-Wn-Xv."A',"I', hyhÿ
]d-bp-∂p.
(a) \maw (b){Inb DZm:Nn{XwImWpID≠m-bn (c) {]Imcw(d) IrØv
6.Xmsg]dbp∂-h-bn¬"tLmjn' (c) tab\- maw(d) k¿∆\- maw Aßs\]d-bp-I-bp-≠m-bn.
Ans: (a)
GXv?
Ans: (b)
18.kẁ-hm¿∞wImWn-°p∂hn\-
`mjb- n¬enwKh- yh- ÿA¿∞a- -
(a) b (b) i IrXn,hn\,BJymXwF∂n-ßs\bpw{InbAdn-b-s∏-Sp-∂p.
(a) X≥hn-\-sb®w
sb®wGXv?
\p-k-cn-®m-Wv.]pcp-j-h¿§sØ
]p√nw-K-Ønepwkv{Xoh¿§-sØ
(c) j(d) l
kv{Xoenw-K-Ønepw_m°n-bp-≈hsb\]pw-k-I-enw-K-Ønepw
Ans: (d)
ÿnXn-sb-°p-dn-°p-∂-Xn\pw{Inb (b) ]n≥hn-\-sb®w
D®m-c-W-Øn-\p≈{]b-Xv\sØ F∂i_vZwXs∂-bmWv D]-tbm- (c) ]m£n-I-hn-\-sb®w
tN¿Øn-cn-°p-∂p.Nne]Z-߃
Bkv]-Z-am°nhyRvP-\-ßsf Kn°- p∂- X- v.
(d) ap≥hn-\-sb®w
{]IrXymXs∂GXpenwKØ- n¬s∏S-
p∂- ps- h∂pa\- ne- m°- m\- mh- XcwX- nc- n®- nc- n°- p∂coXnb- mW- nX.v DZm:HmSp∂- p,IpXn°- p∂- p,Xn∂p∂- p. Ans: (c)
pw.
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Degree level
Special
24.B¨,s]ï_vZ-ßsf DZm:sNøpw+Bhq˛sNømhq
s]mXp-hmbnkqNn-∏n-°p∂\maenwK-
c- q]- ß- ƒ°p]db- p∂t]cv. CXn\papºv hcp∂{Inbm-hn-ti-
]dbpw+Bhq˛]d-bmhq
(a) ]p√nwKw
jW- tØmSp"G'{]XybwtN¿°p-
(b) \]pw-k-I-enwKw
(c) kv{XoenwKw
(d) D`-b-enwKw
Ans: (d)
D`b- e- nwK- Ø- n\pas‰mcpt]cmWv
Aenw-Kw.
25.HcphkvXpHt∂mAXn-e-[n-
ItamF∂v kqNn-∏n-°m≥\ma-
]Z- Ø- n¬Nnecq]a- m‰- ß- ƒhcp-
Øp∂- X- n\v ]db- p∂t]cv?
(a) hN\w (b) {]Imcw
(c) Imew (d) X≤nXw
Ans: (a)
FÆsØImWn-°m-\mbnhcp-
Øp∂am‰a- mWv hN\wF∂X- p-
sIm≠v Dt±-in-°p-∂-Xv.
26.kv{Xo]p-cpj\]pw-k-I-ß-fn¬
Cf∏w
30."I≠h- ≥'F∂Xv GXpX≤nX- Ø- n-
\pZ- ml- c- W- a- mW- v.
GsX-nepwH∂ns‚am{Xw
_lp-XzsØkqNn-∏n-°p∂
(a) X∑m-{Xm-X-≤nXw
hN\w
(b) XZz-Ø-≤nXw
(a) kenwK_lp-h-N\w
(c) \ma-\n¿Ωm-bn-X-≤nXw
(b) AenwK_lp-h-N\w
(d) ]qc-Wn-X-≤nXw
(c) ]qPI_lp-h-N\w
Ans: (c)
(d) _lp-h-N\w
A≥,Aƒ,XpF∂o{]Xyb- ß-
Ans: (a)
t]sc-®w,kw_-‘n-I,B[m-cnIm
DZm:kv{Xo:˛s]Ïp- ń-Iƒ, hǹ‡nF∂n-h-tbmSpwtN¿Øp-
AΩ-am¿,kv{XoIƒ ≠m°- p∂- X- v.
]p:˛]pcp-j-∑m¿,Imf-Iƒ, DZm:h∂˛h∂-h≥,h∂-hƒ,
sImº-\m-\-Iƒ h∂X- .v
\]pw:ąe-Iƒ,]pgp-°ƒ,
XSm-I-߃
27._lp-am\wImWn-°m≥th≠n
D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂Hcp_lp-h-N\
cq]a- mW- nXv GXmW- Xv?
(a) kenw-K-_-lp-h-N\w
(b) Aenw-K-_-lp-h-N\w
(c) ]qPI_lp-h-N\w
(d) _lp-h-N\w
Ans: (c)
cq]wsIm≠v _lp-h-N-\hpw
ae-bmfw
amXrImtNmZy-߃
IbpwsNøpw.
DZm:Aß-s\tbsNømhq
]Xpt°]db- mhq
29."a≠Øw'F∂Xv GXv X≤n-X-
Øn\v DZml- c- W- a- mW- v.
(a) X∑m-{Xm-X-≤nXw
(b) XZz-Ø-≤nXw
(c) \ma-\n¿Ωm-bn-X-≤nXw
(d) ]qc-Wn-X-≤nXw
Ans: (a)
∑,Øw,X\w,∏wF∂n-h-bmWv
X∑m-{Xm-X≤nXw\n¿Ωn-°m-\p-]-
tbm-Kn-°p∂{]Xy-b-߃.
DZm:\∑,Iṕn-Øw,th≠m-Ø-\w,
31.ÿew,Imew,tZiw,{]Im-cw,
Afhv ChIpdn-°m≥k¿∆-\m-aßt-
fmSv {]Xyb- ß- ƒtN¿Øps- Im-
≠p≈cq]ß- ƒ
(a) \ma-\n¿ΩmbnX≤nXw
(b) tZi-Im-em-Zn-X-≤nXw
(c) ]qc-Wn-X-≤nXw
(d) XZz-Ø-≤nXw
Ans: (b)
A¿∞wsIm≠v GI-h-N-\hpw k¿∆-\m-a-ß-tfmSv {]Xy-b-߃
BW.v
tN¿ØpsIm≠p≈cq]ß- f- mW- nX- .v
DZm:t{ZmW¿,shZy¿,Kpcp-°ƒ DZm:Aßv,Cßv,Fßv,CXv.
28.Bin- v,A\p-{KlwF∂o 32.{]Xyb- ß- ƒH∂pa- n√- mØhǹ‡n
A¿∞-hn-ti-j-߃D≠m-°p∂ GXv?
{Inbm-cq]w
(a) \n¿t±-inI(b) {]Xn-{Km-lnI
(a) hn[mb- I- {- ]I- mcw (c) kwtbm-PnI(d) Dt±-inI
(b) {]m¿∞I- {- ]I- mcw Ans: (a)
A[ym-]-I≥I¿ØmhpwI¿Ør-
Imc- I- h- pa- mW- v.]Tn∏- n°- p∂pF∂
3.hymk-\m¬hnc-Nn-X-amb`mcXw {Inb-bpsS^ewA\p-`-hn-°p-
CXn¬hǹ‡n{]Xy-b-Øns‚ ∂Xv Iṕn-I-fm-Wv.Iṕn-Iƒ
t]sc-¥mWv?
BWn-hnsSI¿Ω-Im-c-Iw.
(a) {]tbm-PnI(b) Dt±-inI 37.Hcp{Inb\S°- p∂- X- n\v ImcW- -
(c) kw_-‘nI(d) B[m-cnI am-Ip-∂Xv
(a) Ic-W-Im-cIw
(b) Imc-W-Im-cIw
(c) I¿Ω-Im-cIw
(d) I¿Ør-Im-cIw
Ans: (a)
B¬,sIm≠v F∂n-h-bmWv
{]tbm-Pn-I-bpsS{]Xy-b-߃.
34."cmap-hns‚hoSv'CXnsehǹ‡n
GXv?
Ans: (b)
(a) {]tbm-PnI(b) B[m-cnI DZm:ZpxJ-`m-c-Øm¬Ah-fpsS
(c) kw_-‘nI(d) Dt±-inI XeIp\n-p.
Ans: (c)
XeIp\n- X- n\v ImcWwZpxJw
DS-a-ÿXmt_m[wkrjvSn-°p∂ BWv.AXp-sIm≠v Imc-Whǹ-‡n-bmWv
kw_-‘n-I. Im-cIwZpxJwBWv.
35."_©n¬Ccp∂p'hǹ‡nGXv? 38.slUvam-ÿhnP-bn-Iƒ°v
(a) B[m-cnI(b) kw_-‘nI kΩm-\-߃\¬In˛GXv
(c) Dt±-inI(d) {]tbm-PnI ImcIa- mWv?
Ans: (a)
(a) kzman-Im-cIw
"C¬',"I¬'F∂o{]Xyb- ß- ƒ(b) km£n-Im-cIw
tN¿∂phcp∂hǹ-‡n-bmWv (c) A[nI-c-W-Im-cIw
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TALENT
A C A D E M Y
VIJAYAREKHA Volume VI Issue No. 03 PSC a’c- ]- c- o£mamknI
sIm®n-bn¬Bcw- ǹ®tIc-f-Øns‚
{]YaGlobal IT Summit
# FUTURE
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Serena Williams (Ata-cn°)
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Comeback of the year
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(Bandicoot F∂mWv tdmt_ḿv
k¿∆o-kns‚t]cv,Genrobotics
BWv tdmt_m- ńs\hnI-kn-∏n-®-Xv)
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A Brief History of Time
The Grand Design
The Universe in a Nutshell
Black Holes and Baby Universes
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