MTS EXAMINATION 2012 - Vidya Council. Hindustan Aviation Limited B. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited C. Hindustan Machine Tools D. Heavy Engineering Authority Limited VI / 4 STD VI Question

STD VI Question Bank 2014-15 1

Read the passage and answer the questions from 1 to 4.

Animals may not talk but they can certainly communicate. They constantly pass on a

wealth of information, both to members of their own species as well as to others. They

can let other animals know where they are, alert them if food is available or attract a

mate. They can even locate their young in a large herd or warn others about the presence

of predators. Communicating by touch is very important for some species of animals. It

is used to comfort, to establish might or leadership or to maintain bonds. By secreting

chemicals called pheromones in their urine or scent glands, mammals can recognize

other members of their species, mark territory, find prey or locate mates. Vibration is yet

another method of communication.

1. This passage tells us that

A. animals do not communicate

B. animals communicate only about availability of food

C. animals communicate only among their own species

D. animals use different methods for communication

2. Animals communicate to pass information like

A. availability of food B. all the above and more

C. interest in mating D. presence of predators

3. Animals urination is also for

A. Establishing leadership B. Comforting the young ones

C. Marking their territory D. None of the above

4. In the passage the phrase ‘a wealth of communication’ means

A. large amount of communication B. a lot of wealth and communication

C. communication of the wealthy D. a lot of wealth through communication

5. Fill in the blank using the most suitable option.

You ............. be systematic in your approach to get better results.

A. could B. will C. would D. must

MTS EXAMINATION 2012 Class : VI QUESTION PAPER Marks : 100 Register No : Time : 2 hrs

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6. Sainab’s eyes are wet. I think she...................crying.

A. will have been B. has been C. had been D. will be

7. Suresh threw away the tomatoes because................them were rotten.

A. few of B. less of C. most of D. more of

8. I sent my new dress to the tailor for some..................

A. alteration B. allocation C. altercation D. allegation

9. She is as beautiful as a red rose. The poetic device used here is

A. metaphor B. alliteration C. personification D. simile

10. Form the opposite of legible using the right prefix

A. un B. il C. dis D. inte

11. Who wrote Indica?

A. Chanakya B. Banabhatt C. Megasthenes D. Kalidasa

12. Where is Mehrgarh located today?

A. Pakistan B. China C. Utter Pradesh D. Kashmir

13. To whom did Chinese rulers send gift of silk?

A. Rulers of India B. Rulers of Iraq

C. Rulers of Pakistan D. Rulers of Iran

14. How many lions are shown in our National Emblem?

A. 3 B. 4 C. 5 D. 2

15. Which is the most recognizable constellation?

A. The Sun B. The Moon C. The Saptarishi D. Planets

16. Which gas is responsible for global warming?

A. CO2 B. O2 C. H2 D. N2

17. The value of the prime meridian is

A. 3600 B.1800 C. 900 D. 00

18. Universal Adult Franchise was first introduced in ..........................

A. India B. USA C. China D. Switzerland

19. Who composed our National Anthem

A. Gandhiji B. Jawaharlal Nehru

C. Rabindranath Tagore D. Lal Bahadur Shastri

20. Information through pictures is called .............

A. pictograph B. pie chart C. bar graph D. line graph

21. 3.03 lies between whole numbers

A. 1 and 3 B. 2 and 3 C. 0 and 3 D. 3 and 4

22. when expressed in decimal form is ..........

A. 0.6 B. 0.06 C. 0.006 D. 600

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23. 300+5+ is equal to

A. 35.2 B. 350.2 C. 305.02 D. 35.02

24. Which of the following has a finite length?

A. A line segment B. A line C. A ray D. None of these

25. The common point between two adjacent sides of a polygon is called

A. diagonal B. end point C. centre D. vertex

26. A line segment joining any points on a circle is called its

A. radius B. chord C. diameter D. sector

27. Area of a sqaure is 64cm2. Its perimeter is

A. 23 cm B. 16 cm C. 32 cm D. 40 cm

28. A piece of wire of 70cm long is bent to form a regular pentagon. The side of pentagon will be

A. 14 cm B. 12 cm C. 7cm D. 10 cm

29. The perimeter of a triangle is 31cm. If it’s two sides are 11cm and 12cm, the third side will be

A. 9 cm B. 11cm C. 10 cm D. 8 cm

30. Half of increased by 4 can be written as

A. 2x+4 B. +4 C. x+ D. +2

31. If a regular polygon has ‘n’ sides, and ‘s’ is the length of one side, its perimeter is

expressed as

A. n2 B. 4n C. n×s D. n+s

32. An example of rectilinear motion is

A. an apple falling from a tree B. motion of a car on the road

C. a spinning top D. both (A) and (B)

33. The movement of Sun is captured by ................

A. a Plane mirror B. a Glass slab C. a straight pipe D. a Pinhole camera

34. Bulb glows only in

A. an open circuit B. a closed circuit

C. metal wire D. open circuit if bulb is not fused

35. Light travels in

A. Zig-Zag line B. Curved line C. Straight line D. Randomly

36. Which one of the following is insoluble in water

A. Coconut oil B. Sodium Chloride C. Vinegar D. Sugar

37. A mixture of Ammonium Chloride and Sand is separated by

A. evaporation B. decantation C. filtration D. sublimation

38. Rusting of iron is an example of

A. fast change B. slow change C. reversible change D. physical change

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39. Loss of water from leaves in the form of water vapour is known as .................

A. Conduction B. Respiration C. Transpiration D. Evaporation

40. Sweet juice present inside the flower is known as

A. Nectar B. Honey C. Starch D. Protein

41. The winner of Jnanpith Award 2010 is .............

A. ONV Kuruppu B. Ravindra Kelekar

C. Rahman Rahi D. Chandrashekara Kambara

42. How many constituencies are there in Kerala Assembly?

A. 139 B. 140 C. 150 D. 545

43. Number of Municipalities in Kerala

A. 5 B. 978 C. 60 D. 14

44. The Coalition Government that rules in India now is ..............

A. UPA B. NDA C. UDF D. LDF

45. Who among the following is the winner of Nobel Prize for Economics 2011?

A. Eleen Johnson Sirleaf B. Tomas Transtromer

C. Leymah Gbowee D. Thomas Sargent

46. The currency of Malaysia

A. Dollar B. Ringgit C. Rupee D. Yen

47. Odissi Dance form is prominent of all dance forms in .......................

A. Punjab B. Kerala C. Orissa D. Asam

48. The Managing Director of IMF ( International Monetary Fund ).

A. Christine Lagarde B. Ban Ki Moon

C. Sanjay Pradhan D. Robert B Zoellick

49. Old name of Iraq

A. Formosa B. Nippon C. Sudan D. Mesopotamia

50. The Union Minister of Power is ..............

A. Sharad Pawar B. Sushilkumar Shinde C. A K Antony D. S M Krishna

51. The Minister for Civil Aviation in India

A. P Chidambaram B. Kapil Sibal C. Ajith Singh D. Ambika Soni

52. Revenue Minister of Kerala

A. Thiruvanchur Radhakrishnan B. P K Kunhalikutty

C. P K Sreemathi D. P K Abdurabb

53. The Chief Justice of Kerala High Court is

A. K T Thomas B. K C Joseph C. Ram Jatmalani D. Manjula Chellur

54. Full form of ‘HAL’

A. Hindustan Aviation Limited B. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited

C. Hindustan Machine Tools D. Heavy Engineering Authority Limited

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55. UPI stands for

A. Union of Pubic Investigation B. United Press of India

C. United Press International D. None of these

56. The full form of WHO

A. World Health Organisation B. World Heritage Organisation

C. World Heavy Industrial Organisation D. None of these

57. The inventor of Machine Gun

A. Judson B. Thomas Newcome C. JC Perier D. Richard Gatling

58. Who invented Electric Iron

A. Bradshaw B. H W Seeley C. Pascal D. Samuel Colt

59. J Guttenberg is associated with the invention of .............

A. X-ray B. Tank C. Printing Press D. Lift

60. The present President of India

A. Prathibha Devi Singh Pattil B. A P J Abdul Kalam

C. Manmohan Singh D. L K Advani

61. Dimitri Medvedev is the President of

A. Italy B. Brazil C. Cameroon D. Russia

62. The Director General of World Trade Organization ( WTO ) is

A. Ban Ki Moon B. Pascal Lamy C.Lagarde D. Barack Obama

63. The Quit India Movement was started in the year

A.1941 B. 1932 C. 1942 D.1919

64. Indian National Army was formed by

A. Subhash Chandra Bose B. Bal Gangadhara Tilak

C. Gandhiji D. Lala Lajpath Rai

65. Under whose leadership the All India Muslim League was set up?

A. Nawab Salimullah B. Mohamed Ali Jinna

C. Sayyid Ahmed Khan D. Aga Khan

66. The capital city of Egypt

A. Tehran B. Cairo C. Islamabad D. Kuala Lampur

67. Kabul is the capital of

A. Pakistan B. Indonesia C. Afghanistan D. Sudan

68. The Mysore Palace is situated in

A. Karnataka B. Tamilnadu C. Andhra Pradesh D. Goa

69. The Pyramids at ............is one of the Greatest Wonders in the world

A. Moroco B. Congo C. Rome D. Giza

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70. Hyder Ali, a former ruler of Mysore is associated to

A. the Padmanabhapuram Palace B. the Palakad Fort

C. the Bolghatty Palace D. the Hill Palace

71. Who achieved the highest individual score in a Oneday international cricket match?

A. Sachin B. Ricky Ponting C. Virendra Sehwag D. Syed Anwar

72. Santhosh Trophy is associated with

A. Football B. Cricket C. Hockey D. Swimming

73. Who holds the world record in 100 metre race?

A. Asafa Powell B. Maurice Greene C. Carl Lewis D. Usain Bolt

74. The largest zoo in India is

A. the Mysore Zoo B. the Zoological Garden, Kolkata

C. the Allen Forest Zoo, Kanpur D. the National Zoological Park, Delhi

75. The world’s longest bridge is ............

A. Jiaozhou Bay Bridge B. 6th October Bridge

C. Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge D. Incheon Bridge

76. Which number shall complete the following series?

1, 3, 7, 13, 21, ..........

A. 31 B. 25 C. 30 D. 22

77. If March 8th is Sunday, what will be the day on March 16?

A. Sunday B. Friday C. Tuesday D. Monday

78. -21 – (-21) + 100 = ................

A. 142 B. 100 C. 121 D. 42

79. Sum of three consecutive even numbers is 30. Then find the smallest number in these

numbers.

A. 12 B. 4 C. 8 D. 10

80. 438 – 235 + 147 = ...........

A. 350 B. 585 C. 341 D. 558

81.

............... ?

A. B. C. D.

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82. Find the number of triangles in the given figure.

A. 10 B.8

C. 2 D.6

83. QPO, SRQ, UTS, ................

A. XYZ B. ZYA C. WVU D. PZC

84. ‘FISH’ is related to ‘HKUJ’ in the same way as ‘STAB’ is related to .............

A. UVCD B. TUBC C. TUBE D. UVBC

85. ‘CHORUS’ is related to ‘SONG’ in the same way as ‘ACT’ is related to .........

A. Producer B. Script C. Scenery D. Play

86. Find the missing letters of the series.

m.......m.......mn.......nm.......mn

A. nnmm B. nnmn C. mmnn D. mmmn

87. If RIPPLE is written as 613382, how PILLER can be written in that code?

A. 318926 B. 398826 C. 318826 D. 318886

88. I am facing north, I turn 900 in the clockwise direction, then 1800 in the anticlock wise

direction and then another 900 in the same direction. Which direction am I facing now?

A. South B. West C. North D. East

89. Find the missing number.

A. 10 B. 11

C. 13 D. 12

90. A watch reads 1:45. If the minute hand points to south, in which direction does the hour-

hand point?

A. West B. West-North C. North D. East

91. Which is the next?

p, pq, pqq, pqqr, pqqrr, pqqrrr, ...........?

A. pqqqrrr B. pqqrrrr C. pqqrrrs D. pqqqrrr

92. Find the missing number.

A. 1 B. 2

C. 3 D. 4

93. Seen through a mirror, the arms of a clock show 5 O’clock. What is the actual time?

A. 6 O’clock B. 8 O’clock C. 5 O’clock D. 7 O’clock

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94.

, , , .....................?

A. B. C. D.

95. Write the given words in alphabetical order.

1. NAVY 2. NAY 3. NEAR 4. NAUGHTY

A. 3, 2, 1, 4 B. 1, 2, 3, 4 C. 4, 1, 2, 3 D. 2, 1, 4, 3

96. Five friends A, B, C, D and E are walking along the road. D is infront of B, E is behind B,

C is infront of E and C is between A and B. Who is walking through the centre?

A. C B. B C. A D. D

97. A is B’s sister. C is B’s mother. D is C’s father. E is D’s mother. Then how is A related to D?

A. Grandmother B. Grandfather C. Daughter D. Grand daughter

98. If a tree is 5th in a row starting either end, how many trees are there in the raw?

A. 89 B. 9 C. 10 D. 11

99. Pick out the odd one.

A. 63 B. 49 C. 81 D. 77

100.Study the following figures and find out the number opposite to 4.

A. 6 B. 2 C. 4 D. 5

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5 635 3

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MTS EXAMINATION 2013QUESTION PAPER

Class: VIMarks : 100

Register No: Time : 2 hrs.

General Instructions:1. Candidates will be supplied with separate Question Paper and Answer (OMR) Sheet.2. Answer the questions in the OMR Sheet by shading the appropriate bubble.3. Shade the bubbles with black ball pen.4. Each Question carries one mark. ¼ mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.5. Use the space provided on the last page for rough work.

Read the passage and answer the following questions 1 to 3

The first telescope was made in the 17th century by Galileo. It was fitted on top of the highesthill of Venice. Large crowds daily mounted up the hill to see through the telescope. They eagerlylooked at the planets and wondered at what they saw.

Even the Chief Magistrate of Venice was much impressed with it. Galileo often looked at theplanets through his telescope and discovered new facts.

1. Which among the following statements is true?A. Galileo was the name of the first telescope.B. The inventor of the first telescope was Galileo.C. Galileo climbed up the hill to see the telescope.D. Galileo was the Chief Magistrate of Venice.

2. Which of the following means ‘mounted up’?A. climbed up B. climbed down C. looked up D. become happy

3. How did Galileo discover new facts?A. by talking to large crowdsB. by reading booksC. by looking up at the planets through his telescope.D. by discussing with Chief Magistrate of Venice.

4. Join the sentences using appropriate conjunctions:-I like the dress. It is very expensive.A. I like the dress as it is very expensive.B. I like the dress because it is very expensive.C. I like the dress but it is very expensive.D. I like the dress yet it is very expensive.

5. Fill in the blanks with suitable tense form:-I ................. your letters yesterday.A. has received B. receivedC. have received D. had received

6. The opposite of ‘cruel’ is ..............A. good B. wise C. bad D. kind

7. Which of the following is used to make a periscope?A. Convex Mirror B. Concave Mirror C. Convex Lens D. Plane Mirror

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8. 1 m. = .............. cm.A. 10 B. 100 C. 1000 D. 1

9. The process which can be used to separate components of a mixture of an insoluble solidand liquid is ................A. Filteration B. Evaporation C. Condensation D. Saturation

10. .............. is caused by the deficiency of Vitamin D.A. Scurvy B. Berry Berry C. Ricket D. Goitre

11. The smallest number that should be added to 32571 to make it exactly divisible by 4 is........................A. 3 B. 1 C. 4 D. 7

12. One fifth of one third of one half of a number is 12. The number is .....................A. 180 B. 120 C. 72 D. 360

13. The longest chord of a circle is ...............A. radius B. diameter C. circumference D. arc

14. Sum of the length of any two sides of a triangle isA. always greater than the third sideB. always smaller than the third sideC. always equal to the third sideD. always double the third side

15. The predecessor of 1250000 is .......................A. 1250001 B. 1240001 C. 1249999 D. 125999

16. ................. represents data through pictures or objects.A. Histogram B. BargraphC. Frequency Polygon D. Pictograph

17. .......................... is the oldest Veda.A. Samaveda B. Yajurveda C. Rigveda D. Atharvaveda

18. The oldest books written by hand are called ...............A. Inscription B. Manuscripts C. Ramayana D. Mahabharata

19. Christmas is celebrated in summer in ..................A. Japan B. Australia C. India D. Saudi Arabia

20. When we fix people into one image, we create a .....................A. Prejudice B. Discrimination C. Urbanisation D. Stereotype

21. Choose the correct answerLine : Square : : Arc : .........................A. Ring B. Sphere C. Circle D. Ball

22. LOVE : KMNPUWDF : : WATCH : ......................A. VXZBSUBDGI B. XYBCUUDEIJ C. VSBCSUBDGI D. VXZBSUBDGH

23. BDAC : FHEG : : NPMO : .................A. TRQS B. RTQS C. RQTS D. SQRT

24. If the letters in PRABA are coded as 27595 and THILAK are coded as 368451, how canBHARATHI be coded?A. 96575368 B. 57686535 C. 96855368 D. 37536689

25. A watch reads 4.30 if the minute hand points East. In which direction will the hour handpoint?A. North B. North-West C. South East D. North-East

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26. In a row of boys Vikas is fifth from the left and Prakash is eleventh from the right. If Vikasis twenty fifth from the right, then how many boys are there between Vikas and Prakash?A. 14 B. 13 C. 15 D. 12

27. Among five students, 'M' is heavier than K and T. B is lighter than T and P. K is not lightest.Who is the lightest?A. K B. B C. T D. data inadequate

28. Which number is wrong in the given series?75, 79, 72, 80, 69, 83, 66A. 79 B. 80 C. 83 D. 66

29. Rahul's mother is the only daughter of Monika's father. How is Monika's husband related toRahul?A. uncle B. father C. grandfather D. brother

30. If 'STANDING' is written as NATSGNID, how will the word 'PRODUCES' be written in thatlanguage?A. DOPRSECU B. DORPSCEV C. DORPSECU D. DORPESCU

31. Six Persons A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting in a row. B is between Fand D, E is between Aand C, A is next to neither F nor D. C does not sit next to D. F is between which of thefollowing two persons.A. A and C B. C and D C. A and B D. C and B

32. Find out the next numbers6, 3, 11, 8, 18, 15, 27, 24 ......., .........A. 36, 33 B. 36, 35 C. 38,35 D. 38,34

33. Complete the pattern

.............................

A. B. C. D.

34. Letters showing the names of some fruits have been rearranged. Pick out the fruit whichis the richest source of vitamin C.A. GAONM B. PELAP C. YAGAU D. RNEGOA

35. 85 x 16 = 1865 then 42 x 73 = ?A. 3066 B. 3723 C. 7432 D. 3742

36. When Rajan was walking along the road he met his mother in law's only daughter'shusband's son? How is this person related to Rajan.A. son B. brother C. uncle D. cousin

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37. How many days are there for February in the year 1680?A. 28 B. 29 C. 30 D. 27

38. A : B = 3 : 4 B : C = 2 : 3, What is A : C?A. 1 : 2 B. 1 : 3 C. 2 : 3 D. 1 : 4

39. Which one number is wrong in the following series3, 8, 15, 26, 35, 48, 63A. 8 B. 48 C. 63 D. 26

40. Choose the most suitable figure

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A. B. C. D.41. In a certain language NATION is written as ANITNO. Then how is BANANA written in that

language?A. ANBANA B.ABANAN C. NABANA D. BANAA

42. What comes next in the sequence? 512, 256, 128, 64, ...........A. 36 B. 39 C. 32 D. 30

43. Use the table below and solve this problem. What is the missing number?

3 4 7

1 2 3

4 ? 10

A. 14 B. 8 C. 6 D. 544. Complete the pattern

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A. B. C. D.45. Find the missing number in the series

625, 125, ......., 5, 1A. 125 B. 5 C. 25 D. 625

46. Find the missing number

7 2 9 1 5 -2 42 3 18 2 -3

A. 13 B. 30 C. 18 D. -30

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47. If ‘+’ means ‘–’, ‘–’ means ‘x’, ‘x’ means ‘÷’ and ‘÷’ means ‘+’, then2÷6 x 6÷2 = ?A. 1 B. 0 C. 10 D. 5

48. A man starts from a point X and walks 3km southwards. Then he turns left and walks 6km. In which direction is he from the starting point?A. South - West B. South - East C. East D. South

49. Sheep : Fleet : : Whales: ?A. Bunch B. Swarm C. Clump D. Pod

50. Cardiologist : Heart : : Dermatologist : ?A. Gum B. Skin C. Blood D. Stomach

51. In a certain code 253 means ‘books are old’; 546 means ‘man is old’ and 378 means ‘buygood books’. What stands for ‘are’ in that code?A. 2 B. 4 C. 5 D. 4

52. Two crores five lakhs seven thousand and ninety three is written in figures asA. 250793 B. 2500793 C. 20507093 D. 25007093

53. Where did the ‘Jasmine Revolution’ break out?A. Egypt B. Lybia C.Tunisia D. Syria

54. Which of the following countries is situated both in Europe and Aisa?A. Turkey B. Spain C. Italy D. Egypt

55. Which of the following country has decided to build a road to the base camp of Mt .Everest?A. India B. China C. Nepal D. Myanmar

56. Who is the Governor of the Reserve Bank of India?A. Y.V. Reddy B. Yash Chopra C. Rakesh Mohan D. D.Subba Rao

57. Rahul Drawid completed his 10,000 runs in the test cricket. Whcih team was he playingagainst?A. Bangladesh B. Pakistan C. Australia D. South Africa

58. To which destination India launched ‘Maithree Express’?A. Dhaka B. Karachi C. Islamabad D. Katmandu

59. The letter G used in ‘2G Spectrum’ stands forA. Government B. Global C. Generation D. Google

60. Which are the participating countries in the annual naval exercise ‘Malabar’ held in the Bayof Bengal the year 2012.A. India-France B. India-US C. India-Britain D. India-Indonesia

61. Who is the nobel laureate for Literature in 2012?A. Tomas Transtromer B. Mo YanC. Mario Vargas Llosa D. Herta Muller

62. The central government is going to allow the foreign direct investment in .......... .A. Power sector B. Sports sector C. Postal sector D. Retail sector

63. What is the name of the proposed air line the Govt. of Kerala is planning to launch?A. Air India B. Kerala Express C. Air Kerala D. Kerala Airlines

64. The state where Mr. Omar Abdulla is the Chief MinisterA. Assam B. HaryanaC. Jammu and Kashmir D. Manipur

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65. Who is the Minister for Information and Technology in Kerala?A. K.M. Mani B. P.K. KunhalikuttyC. Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan D. P.J.Joseph

66. Who is the Union Finance Minister?A. Sharad Pawar B. Manmohan Singh C. P.Chidambaram D. Ajith Singh

67. Name the present Loksabha speaker.A. Smt. Meira Kumar B. Somanath ChatterjeeC. Manohar Joshi D. P.A. Sangma

68. Who is the chief minster of West Bengal?A. Akhilesh Yadav B. Mamatha Banerjee C. Manik Sarkar D. Vijay Bahuguna

69. ISBN: International Standard B…………. N…………..A. Bank, Number B. Bank, Name C. Book, Number D. Book, Name

70. With which branch of Armed Forces is ‘birgadier’ associated?A. Navy B. Army C. Ballestic Force D. Air Force

71. WWF is an international organization for the conservation of nature.They renamed theorganization without changing the abbrivation.WWF now stands forA. World Wrestling Federation B. World Wildlife FundC. World Wild Federation D. World Wide Fund for Nature

72. In UNESCO, what does the letter E stand for?A. Emergency B. Educational C. Empowering D. Engaging.

73. ‘‘I am proud of the fact that I never invented a weapon to kill.’’ Which great scientist saidthese words?A. Albert Einstein B. John NapierC. Thomas Alva Edison D. Sir C.V. Raman

74. Who discovered the Refrigerator?A. Samuel Colt B. Charles Goodyear C. James Harrison D. Peter Goldmark

75. Vitamin B is discovered by …………A. M.Davis B. Elmer V.Mc CollumC. Charls Glenking D. Edward Mellenby

76. With which of the musical instruments is Late Bismillah Khan associated?A. Sarod B. Shahnai C. Sitar D. Veena

77. ‘To be and not to be that is the question’. Who said this?A. John Milton B. Y.B. YeatesC. G.B. Shaw D. William Shakespeare

78. Who is the Indian business tycoon and the Chairman of Wipro Limited?A. Azim Premji B. Ratan Tata C. Mukesh Ambani D. Deepak Park

79. Name the country where the President is Abdulla Gul.A. Qatar B. Tunisia C. Turkey D. Malaysia

80. Which country is called 'the land of rising sun'?A. Korea B. Vietnam C. Singapore D. Japan

81. Which was Mahatma Gandhi's first Sathyagraha in India?A. Champaran B. Khaira C. Ahmedabad D. Chauri Chaura

82. Who is the main architect of Indian constitution and first law minister of India?A. Maulana Abul Kalam Azad B. Ahammad Rafi KidwaiC. B.R .Ambedkar D. K.M. Munshi

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83. This freedom fighter became the first woman President of the UN General assembly.Who is she?A. Aruna Asif Ali B. Savitri Bhai PhuleC. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit D. Sucheta Kripalani

84. She was one of the iconic freedom fighters of the National Uprising in 1857. She seizedthe control of Luknow where at recaptured by Brittish army, she was forced to retreat toNepal. Who was she?A. Kittur Rani Chennamma B. Beegum Hazrat MahalC. Bhikaji Cama D. Jhansi Rani

85. Which country is known as the hermit kingdom?A. Tokyo B. Philipines C. Laos D. North Korea

86. Name the country the capital of which is Ulan Batr?A. Laos B. Madagascar C. Mangolia D. Taiwan

87. Denmark: Copenhagen:………………. : HelsinkiA. Finland B. Sweden C. Switzerland D. Hungary

88. In which city in Maharashtra are the Ajantha-Ellora caves situated?A. Mumbai B. Nagpur C. Aurangabad D. Pune

89. Identify the picture

A. Machu Pichu B. Chichen Itza C. Colosseum D. Mohan jo daro90. Istana is the official residence and office of the President of ……….

A. Pakistan B. Argentina C. France D. Singapore91. The monument described as the land mark of Hyderabad?

A. Qutb Minar B. Charminar C. Chand Minar D. Julta Minar92. Which among these Indians has not been awarded a medal in Olympic games?

A. P.T.Usha B. Karnam MalleswariC. Leander Paes D. R.S.Rathore

93. Who secured highest number of Olympic medals?A. Larisa Latynina B. Pavo Nurmi C. Michael Phelps D. Carl Lewis

94. Who secured FIFA World Player of the Year Award for 2011?A. Lionel Messi B. RonaldinhoC. Fabio Cannavaro D. Christiano Ronaldo

95. Which one is the tallest building in the world?A. Petronas Tower B. Burj Khalifa C. Space Needle D. Mecca Tower

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96. Which is the highest capital city in the world?A. La Paz B. Ankara C. San Salvador D. Santiago

97. What is the full form of WiFi?A. Wireless Fidelity B. Wireless Findings C. Web Fidelity D. Web Findings

98. Which social networking site was started by Mark Zuckerberg?A. Twitter B. My Space C. Linkedln D. Face book

99. What kind of a device is a “touch screen” you find in ATM?A. Input B. Out putC. Both Input and Out put D. None of these

100. ………… is a pointing device used for playing games.A. Mouse B. Joystick C. Light Pen D. Track ball

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Fill in the blanks suitably using the correct options A, B, C, or D1. He said “I wish to learn English’’. How can we report this. A. He said to me that I had wished to learn English B. He said that he had wished to learn English C. He says that he wished to learn English D. He said that he wished to learn English 2. Shakespeare was born …………. Strateford –upon- Avon in England. A. in B. by C. at D. on3. …………..you work hard, You cannot succeed. A. When B. Whereas C. Hardly D. Unless4. I …………..my lawyer before I lodged the complaint. A. have consulted B. consulted C. had consulted D. consult5. While I ………………..in the fields, I found a purse. A. am walking B. was walking C. have walked D. have been walking6. Cows …………………. and monkeys gibber. A. low B. caw C. growl D. bellow

Read the following passage and answer the questions 7-10 We have been opposing the Koodankulam Nuclear Power Project (KKNPP) ever since it

was conceived in the mid-1980s. The people of Koodankulam village themselves were misled by false promises such as 10,000 jobs, water from Pechiparai dam in Kanya-kumari district, and fantastic development of the region. We tried in vain to tell them that they were being deceived. Without any local support, we could not sustain the anti-Koodankulam movement for too long.

Now the people of Koodankulam know and understand that this is not just a fisher folk’s problem, they may be displaced, and they have to deal with radioactive poison. Their joining the movement in 2007 has invigorated the campaign now. In addition, all of us here in the southernmost tip of India oppose the Koodankulam NPP for a few specific reasons:

In our own country, Mamta Banerjee government in West Bengal has stopped the Rus-sian nuclear power park project at Haripur in Purba Medhinipur district and taken a posi-tion that they don’t want any nuclear power project in their state. Similarly, the people of Kerala have decided not to host any nuclear power project in their state.

7. Which among the following was not a false promise? A. 10,000 jobs B. water from Pechiparai C. 1,000 houses D. fantastic development

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8. What did they need for the anti koodankulam movement? A. local support B. villages C. weapons D. flase promises9. Where in West Bengal was the Russian Nuclear Power Park Project? A. Koodankulam B. Kanyakumari district C. Pechiparai D. Purab Medhinipur district10. A word in the passage which means to ‘plan or work out’? A. deceived B. conceive C. specific D. companion11. Observe the following pictograph representing number of bulbs purchased for a factory

January = 10 bulbs

The number of purchase in February is ...............

February

March

April

A. 30 B. 20 C. 25 D. 312. The following bargraph shows monthly expenditure of a family on various items

40

Food

Education

Item

s

House Rent

Electricity

Others

8 12 16 20 24Expenditure (in 100 rupees)

What is the expenditure for education ?

A. 600 B. 4 C. 20 D. 160013. 1 1 1

2 3 6+ − = ............

A. 16

B. 23

C. 15

D. 136

14. 11.6 - 9.84 =....... A. 7.68 B. 8.72 C. 1.76 D. 17.615. Number of edges of a square pyramid is A. 12 B. 5 C. 6 D. 816. An acute angled triangle has A. One acute angle B. Three acute angles C. Two acute angle one obtuse angle D. Two acute angles and one right angle17. The area of the following shape is

A. 40 sq. units B. 44 sq. unitsC. 200 sq. unit D. 120 sq. unit

2

12 108

102

18. The H.C.F of 70, 105, 175 is A. 1050 B. 175 C. 7 D. 3519. We can divide 20 books between Anu and Abu in the ratio 2:3 as A. 10 : 6 B. 12 : 8 C. 8 : 12 D. 4 : 6


20. A car travels 90 Km in 2½ hours. The time required to cover 30 Km with the speed = ......... A. 1 hour B. 50 minutes C. 30 minutes D. 83 minutes21. Which of the following types of motion are possessed by a football rolling on the ground? a. Rotational Motion b. Rectilinear Motion c. Circular Motion d. Periodic Motion A. a & b B. b & c C. a & c D. b & d22. State whether the following statements are true/false: i. Electric current can flow through metals ii. Instead of metal wires, a jute string can be used to make a circuit. iii. Electric current can pass through a sheet of thermocol. iv. The electricity produced by portable generators is safe to use in science experiments. A. i-True, ii-False, iii-False, iv-False B. i-True, ii-False, iii-True, iv-False C. i-False, ii-True, iii-False, iv-True D. i-False, ii-True, iii-True, iv-False 23. What happens when we hit a magnet with a hammer ? A. It gains more magnetic force B. It demagnetise C. The North and South poles change position D. Nothing happens24. Which of the following is not a characteristic of an image formed in a plane mirror? A. Cannot be formed on a screen B. It is inverted C. It is the same size as the object D. It is laterally inverted25. Which one is incorrect among the following statements? A. Fabrics are made up of yarns B. Yarns are made up of fibres C. Fibres are made up of yarns D. Both A & B26. Some metals often lose their shine and appear dull because: A. Of the change in their internal structure B. They lose water molecules C. Of the action of air and moisture on them D. Of their exposure to sunlight27. Consider the statements given below, and choose the correct option. i. Water dissolves same amount of all soluble substances at a particular temperature. ii. Soluble substances cannot be separated from water by any of the known physical or chemical methods. iii. Water dissolves different soluble substances in different amounts at a particular tem perature. iv. Water cannot dissolve any type of salt in it. A. (i) & (iii) are correct B. (ii) is correct C. (iii) is only correct D. (iii) & (iv) are correct 28. When some drops of iodine solution are put over a food item containing starch, the col-

our of the food item turns to: A. Yellow B. Blue-black C. Black D. Red29. Which one is not correct among the following statements A. The upper layer of the soil in different types of habitats contain same constituents. B. There live many kinds of animals in the oceans C. Water in the ocean have salts dissolved in it. D. Different minerals are found in soil of different regions30. You have a garden in the school. You observe a plant there. You find that its stem is green

and tender. You would categorize it under: A. Shrubs B. Herbs C. Trees D. Climbers31. Which one of the following is not correctly matched ( Indus site – Location )? A. Mohenjadharo – Pakistan B. Dholavira – Haryana C. Lothal – Gujarat D. Kalibangan – Rajastan


32. Who wrote ‘Arthashastra’ A. Goutama B. Mahavira C. Chandragupta D. Koutilya 33. Bhimbetka, the archaeological site, located present day in A. Bengal B. Orissa C. Madhya Pradesh D. Andra Pradesh 34. Consider the following statements about Harsha-Vardhana’s reign. I. Harshacharitha, the biography of Harsha was written by Banabhatta II. The Chinese pilgrim, Hiuen Tsang, visited India during Harsha’s reign. Which of the above statements is/are correct? A. I only B. II only C. Both I & II D. Neither I nor II35. The Deccan Plateau is located in………………. A. Kenya B. China C. India D. South America 36. Which one of the following is not correctly matched? A. Uttarakand – Dehradun B. Jharkhand – Ranchi C. Goa - Panaji D. Haryana – Agartala37. The ancient Indian ruler Ashoka is the only king in the history of the world who gave up

conquest after winning a war horrified seeing the violence and bloodshed of Kalinga War. Kalinga is the ancient name of ………………………..

A. Malabar Coastal Region B. Gujarat Coastal Region C. Coastal Konkan D. Coastal Orissa38. The Cauvery water dispute between A. Kerala and Tamilnadu B. Karnadaka and Tamilnadu C. Kerala and Karnadaka D. Karnadaka and Andra Pradesh 39. Consider the following statements about the earth. I. The shape of the earth is called ‘Geoid”. II. One third of the earth is water and the rest is covered by the land. Which of the above statements is/are correct? A. I only B. II only C. Both I & II D. Neither I nor II40. In the Tamil region, large landowners were known as A. Adimai B. Kadaisiyar C. Vellalar D. Uzhavar41. The Kerala State Human Rights Commission was constituted on 11th December 1998, by an

order of the Government of Kerala, as per Section 21 of the Protection of the Human Rights Act, 1993. Who is the present chairman of the state Human Rights Commission?

A. Justice N. Dinakar B. Justice K.G. Balakrishnan C. Justice K. Benjamin Koshi D. Justice Pareethu Pillai42. BRICS is the acronym for an association of five major emerging national economies

having significant influence on regional and global affairs; all five are G-20 members. Which are the BRICS countries?

A. Brazil,Russia,India,China and South Africa B. Britain,Russia,Indonesia,China and Sweden C. Brazil,Romania,India,China and Sudan D. Bangladesh, Romania, Indonesia and China43. The first Governor General of Pakistan is Muhammed Ali Jinnah and the first Prime Min-

ister is Liyaqat Ali Khan. Mamnoon Hussain was elected as the Preseident . Who was elected as the new Prime Minister of Pakistan?

A. Asif Ali Sardai B. Ayyub Khan C. Parvez Musharraf D. Navas Sharif44. The Nobel Prize 2013 for literature was bagged by Alice Munro. Which country she belongs to? A. Japan B. Canada C. Taiwan D. China


45. World Environmental Day is observed on ……………… A. June 5 B. June 15 C. July 5 D. July 1146. Who is the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh? A. Akhilesh Yadav B. Narendra Modi C. Naveen Patnaik D. Nithish Kumar47. Who is the speaker of Kerala Legislative Assembly? A. N Shakthan B. G. Karthikeyan C. K. Radhakrishnan D. Jose Baby48. Who was the first Educational Minister of free India? A. John Mathai B. B.R Ambedkar C. Abul Kalam Azad D. S. Radhakrishnan49. ‘B. I. S’ stands for……………….. A. Bureau of International Standards B. Bureau of Indian Standards C. Bachelor of International Studies D. Branch of Indian Standards50. ‘TRAI’ stands for…………………… A. Transport Regulatory Authority of India B. Transport Research Authority of India C. Telecom Research Authority of India D. Telecom Regulatory Authority of India51. Who invented Dynamite? A. Max Plank B. Alexander Graham Bell C. Edward Teller D. Alfred Nobel52. Who invented the ‘Battery’? A. Thomas Alva Edison B. Alexander Volta C. Rudolf Diesel D. Rontgen53. Who was the inventor of Relativity theory? A. Stephen Hawkings B. Isaac Newton C. Albert Einstein D. C. V Raman54. Who was the first Home Minister of India? A. Rajendra Prasad B. Jawaharlal Nehru C. Abul Kalam Azad D. Sardar Patel55. Who was the first human to reach in space in 1961? A. Neil Armstrong B. Yuri Gagarin C. Edwin Aldrin D. Michael Collins56. Hyder Ali and his son Tippu Sulathan were the earliest to revolt against the British. They

were the rulers of …………………… A. Hyderabad B. Travancore C. Vellore D. Mysore57. Who acted as the chairman of Drafting Committee of the Constituent Assembly? A. B. R. Ambedkar B. Jawaharlal Nehru C. Rajendra Prasad D. C. Raja Gopalachari58. Bardoli Satyagraha was associated with………………….. A. Vithalbhai Patel B. Gandhiji C. Vinoba Bhave D. Vallabhai Patel59. The Capital of Pakistan is ……………………… A. Karachi B. Islamabad C. Wazirabad D. Rawalpindi60. Canberra is the capital of …………………… A. Australia B. New Zealand C. Nepal D. Bhutan61. ‘Gate way of India’ is located in ……………………… A. Amritsar B. Delhi C. Mumbai D. Chennai62. ‘Golden Temple (Suvarna Mandir)’ is associated with…………. A. Buddhism B. Sikhism C. Hinduism D. Jainism 63. The Buckingham Palace is the official residence of ……………….. A. French President B. American President C. Indian Prime Minister D. British Monarch64. Independent India’s first individual Olympic Medal- a bronze was brought by …………. A. Vikram Rathore B. Abhinav Bindra C. K.D. Jadhav D. Jack Johnson65. Saina Nehwal is related to ………………………. A. Tennis B. Badminton C. Boxing D. Golf


66. ‘Edusat’ is the first Indian satellite built exclusively for ............. A. Weather analysis B. Positioning C. Educational purpose D. Defence purpose67. The first page that greets you when you visit a site is called A. New Page B. Current Page C. Home Page D. Page down68. Wikipedia is a …………………………….. A. Programming Language B. Web browser C. Search Engine D. Online Encyclopedia69. Which is the largest island in the world? A. Green Land B. Indonesia C. Japan D. Madagascar70. which is the highest water falls in India? A. Doodh Sagar B. Siva Samudram C. Jog Falls D. PykaraFind out the similiar one71. Error : Mistake A. Doubt : Suspicion B. Music : Art C. Literature : Poetry D. None of these72. Ship is related to captain, in the same way: News paper is related to A. Reader B. Printer C. Publisher D. Editor73. 2, 4, 8, 16, 20, 32 Find the odd man out A. 8 B. 16 C. 20 D. 3274. 7, 14, 21, 28, …..... A. 36 B. 34 C. 35 D. 3675. 3691, 6931, 9361, 3691, ? A. 1369 B. 6931 C. 1963 D. 396176. In an examination a student had to obtain 33% of the maximum marks to pass. He got

125 marks and failed by 40 marks. The maximum marks were A. 500 B. 600 C. 800 D. 100077. Five gold ornaments A, B, C, D and E are in a row. A is the right of B and E is to the left

of C and right of A. B is to the right of D. Which ornament is in the middle? A. A B. B C. D D. E78. A man drives his car through a straight road watching the sun set directly through front

glass of the car. Then he turns the car right and travels 500 mtrs, then turns left, which direction is his car now?

A. North B. West C. South D. East79. Whenever Hari plays Thabala, Sarath Sings a. Sarath is singing b. Hari plays Thabala c. Hari didn’t play Tahabala d. Sarath is not singing A. ab B. ba C. bc D. cd80. Every candidate will become a winner a. Husna is a candidate b. Husna will become a winner c. Husna is not a candidate d. Husna will not become a winner A. ad B. da C. cd D. db81. In a queue Jithesh is both 50th from the front and 50th from the back. How many per-

sons are there in the queue? A. 50 B. 75 C. 99 D. 10082. 2123, 3234, 4345, 5456, ….. A. 6467 B. 6567 C. 6556 D. 6566


83. In a garden, there are 10 rows and 12 columns of mango trees. The distance between two trees is 2 metres and a distance of one metre is left from all sides of the boundary of the garden. The length of the garden is:

A. 22 m B. 24 m C. 26 m D. 20 m84. Insert the missing number

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A. 23 B. 12 C. 56 D. 57

85. Insert the missing letter

A F K

A. N B. 0 C. P D. QC H M

F K ?

86. If 22nd April of a year was Friday, what will be the day on 25th September of the same year? A. Sunday B. Monday C. Tuesday D. Wednesday87. How many rectangles are there in the figure?

A. 6 B. 7 C. 8 D. 9

88. 1 2 34 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15.........................................................................

....................................................................................... Which is the first term in 10th row of this pattern? A. 64 B. 81 C. 100 D. 12189. A tank with cubical shape can store 1000litres of water. The length of each side of the

cube is doubled. How much water it can contain? A. 2000litres B. 4000litres C. 8000litres D. 10000litres90. A piece of paper is folded and cut as shown in picture

A. B. C. D.

91. Find the odd one out A. Simla B. Lucknow C. Jaipur D. Punjab


92. X and Y are two brothers. B is A’s brother and A is the mother of X. What is B to Y? A. Brother B. Father C. Uncle D. Mother93. In a class, Ravi occupies 5th position from the top and 25th from the bottom in a test.

How many students are there in the class? A. 30 B. 28 C. 29 D. 2594. If + means -; - means ×; ÷ means + and × means ÷ then, 10×5÷3-2+3=? A. 7 B. 5 C. 11 D. 1695. If a clock shows 10:30, what is the angle between minute and hour handr? A. 1350 B. 1550 C. 1600 D. 1650

96. Fill in the blanks with appropriate letters: a-baa--aba-c A. abca B. acaa C. acab D. aaca97. Find the missing

?

A. B. C. D.

98. : :: : ?

A. B. C. D.

99. Find the mirror image of the figure if the mirror is kept at PQP

Q

A. B. C. D.

100.In a code language if TRAINS is coded as RTIASN, how PISTOL will be coded: A. I P S T L O B. S I P T L O C. I P T S L O D. S I T L O P

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Fill in the blanks suitably using the correct options A, B, C or D1. The passive form of ‘They took her to hospital yesterday A. She was being taken to hospital yesterday B. She is taken to hospital yesterday C. She was taken to hospital yesterday D. She had to be taken to the hospital yesterday2. She slipped and fell ………… the pond. A. in B. on C. at D. into3. ……….. you mend your ways, you cannot succeed. A. Hardly B. Until C. When D. Whereas4. I reached the station after the train ……………….. A. has left B. left C. leaves D. had left5. When we ……………lunch, some guests arrived. A. are having B. had had C. were having D. had6. Owls ……………….., parrots talk. A. croak B. twitter C. hoot D. trumpet

Read the following passage and answer the questions 7 to 10 Once upon a time, there was a very hard-working farmer. He had developed a grapery that

used to give a rich crop of grapes every year. He had three sons but none of them bothered to help their father in his work. They were very easy-going kind of people. So, the farmer was very worried about their future.

One day, the farmer fell ill as of old age. He called his sons and said, “Dear sons! I doubt my end is near and before dying I want to tell you that, in my grapery, there lies a hidden treasure. Dig it out after my death.” Saying this, the old farmer died.

After performing the last rituals of their father, the sons began digging the vine-yard. They dug every inch of it but found nothing.

But the digging led to such a rich crop as had never been there before even when their father was alive.

So, the sons came to know what their father meant by hidden treasure. 7. About whom was the farmer worried? A. about grapes B. grapery C. about one son D. about his sons’ future8. What kind of sons were they? A. hard working B. concerned C. easy going D. helping

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9. What was the hidden treasure? A. farmer B. sons C. treasure D. rich crop10. A word which means ‘ceremonial practice’ A. ill B. bothered C. performing D. ritual

Study the following number line and answer the questions the follow 3597592345951234589515943535911.How many times 5 is followed by 9 where 3 should not come before 5 ? A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 412.How many times 5 is not followed by 9 and 1 A. 0 B. 1 C. 2 D. 313.The list of some food needed for a person for 1 day is given below : Rice – 100gm Flour – 100 gm Pulses – 1/3 the weight of rice and flour How much pulses needed for a person in 6 days A. 200/3gm B. 200gm C. 400 gm D. 1200 gm 14.7/4 = ? A. 2 B. 1.8 C. 1 D. 1.7515.Area of the shaded portion in the figure given below is…………

3 cm

5 cm

2 cm

A. 10 cm2 B. 8cm2

C. 6 cm2 D. none of these

16.The perimeter of a regular hexagon is 30 cm. How long is its each side? A. 5cm B. 6 cm C. 10 cm D. none of these 17.The length of a rectangular hall is 4 meters less than 2 times the breadth of the hall. If the

breadth is 5 meter then its area = …..? A. 50m2 B. 40m2 C. 30m2 D. 20m2 18.If the cost of 3 m of cloth is Rs 125. Find the cost of 6 m cloth? A. 200 B. 250 C. 125/3 D. none of these 19.Which of the following is smaller ? 5/7 , 5/11, 5/3, 5/2, 5/12, 5/10 A. 5/2 B. 5/11 C. 5/10 D. none of these20.Find the smallest 4 digit numbers which divisible by 6, 15 and 18 A. 1000 B. 1080 C. 1170 D. 126021.Which of the following types of motion is not exhibited by the earth moving around the sun?

A. circular B. rotational C. rectilinear D. periodic22.A torch bulb which normally works on 4.5 volts electricity is connected to domestic electricity

supply of 220 volts. Which of the following will happen to this torch bulb? A. It will glow very brightly B. It will glow very dimly C. It will not glow D. It will get fused


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23.State whether the following statements are true or false a - Moon is a luninous object b - A pinhole camera uses a lens to form a real and inverted image A. a - True, b - False B. a - False, b - False C. a - False, b - True D. a - True, b - True24.A magnet is made of A. steel B. copper C. aluminium D. iron A. a or b B. a or d C. b or c D. c or d25.The process of making yarn from fibres is called…………….. A. Knitting B.Weaving C. Ginning D. Spinning26.Which of the following materials mixes and dissolves completely in water? A. Sand B. Sugar C. Chalk Powder D. Sand dust27.Consider the following statements and choose the correct one i. Smaller quantity of salt can be dissolved in water on heating. ii. Smaller quantity of salt can be dissolved in water on cooling. iii. Larger quantity of salt can be dissolved in water on cooling. iv. Larger quantity of salt cane be dissolved in water on heating. A. (i) & (iii) are correct B. (ii) & iv are correct C. (iv) only is correct D. (iii) & (iv) are correct28.Which solution is used for testing the presence of starch in a particular food item? A. Caustic soda solution B. Iodine Solution C. Copper sulphate solution D. Blue litmus solution29.Where are the different types of plants, animals, dried leaves, bones of animals and pebbles

found maximum as possible? A. Sea B. Forest C. Marshy land D. Around volcanoes30.You have a garden in the school. You observe a plant there. You find that its branches ap-

pear at the base of its stem. What do you call it? A. Tree B. Herb C. Creeper D. Shrub31.Consider the following statements about the Asteroids I. The Asteroids are found between the orbits of the Earth and the Venus II. Scientists say that the Asteroids are parts of some exploded planets Which of the above statements is/are correct? A. I only B. II only C. Both I & II D. Neither I nor II32.Who is the founder of budhism A. Sidhartha B. Asoka C. Mahavira D. None of these 33.Which one of the following is not correctly matched (state-capital)? A. Arunachal Pradesh – Itanagar B. Meghalaya – Imphal C. Sikkim- Gangtok D. Tripura – Agartala34.The duty of a Grama Panchayat includes A. Levying and collecting local taxes B. The construction and maintenance of water sources, roads, school buildings and other

property resources C. Executing government schemes related to generating employment in the village D. All the above


35.Kalinga is the ancient name of………. A. Bihar B. Karnataka C. Coastal Orissa D. Bengal 36.World’s largest hot desert is located in A. Asia B. Africa C. Europe D. Australia37.Who is considered the father of the Indian constitution A. Dada Bhai Naoroji B. Dr. Ambedkar C. Subash Chandra bose D. Jawaharlal Nehru 38.Direct rays of the sun fall on the equator on A. 22nd December B. 21st June C. 21st March D. 21st July39.Which one of the following is not correctly matched ( Indus site – Location )? A. Mohenjadharo – Pakistan B. Dholavira – Kashmir C. Lothal – Gujarat D. Kalibangan – Rajastan40.Hallur is a site in A. Andhra Pradesh B. Kashmir C. Bihar D. Uttar Pradesh 41.Jharkhand is a state in eastern India. It was carved out of the southern part of Bihar on 15

November 2000. The industrial city of Ranchi is its capital. Who was sworn in as the Chief Minster of Jharkhand?

A. Shibu Soren B. Akilesh Yadav C. Hemant Soren D. Dimple Yadav42.Who has been elected as the president of Zimbabwe? A. Robert Mugabe B. Jim Kariba C. Jomo Keniatha D. Robert Fleet43.Which among the following is the subject mentioned in Ambika Suthan’s Novel “En Makaje”? A. Poverty B. Endo Sulfan C. Education D. Tsunami44.The oil Kingdom of Bahrain remained in news recently. Consider the following statements

in this regard: I. Bahrain is a small group of islands in Persian Gulf II. Its capital is Doha A. Only I is correct B. Only II is correct C. Both are correct D. Both are incorrect45.Recently a committee was appointed to look into the issue of BT cotton and found that BT

cotton variety was contaminated by a gene patented by Monsanto. Who heads this commit-tee?

A. B. L Swami B. S. K Sopory C. R. D Gupta D. G. S Bhatacharia46.Who is the Chief Minister of Thripura? A. Manik Sarkar B. Shiela Dixit C. Mukul Sagma D. N. Ranga Swami47.Who is the Deputy Speaker of Kerala? A. N. Shakthan B. G. Karthikeyan C. K. Radhakrishnan D. Jose Baby48.Who wrote the famous book ‘India wins freedom’? A. Jawaharlal Nehru B. Indira Gandhi C. Moulana Abul Kalam Azad D. S. Radhakrishnan49.What is the full form of ‘MLA’? A. Member of Local Assembly B. Member of Loksabha C. Member of Legislative Assembly D. Member of Local Administration


50.What is the full form of ‘VAT’? A. Value Added Tax B. Very Arranged Tax C. Value Administrative Tax D. Very Arranged Transportation51.Name the founder of Modern Atomic Theory A. Max Plank B. Adward Teller C. Alfred Nobel D. John Dalton52.Who discovered the ‘Solar System’? A. Tsai Sun B. Coper Nicus C. Charles Babbage D. Guttenberg53. J. C. Bose invented the……………. A. Crescograph B. CT Scan C. Dynamo D. DDT54.Whose birth day is observed as teachers’ day? A. Rajendra Prasad B. Jawaharlal Nehru C. S. Radhakrishnan D. Indira Gandhi55.Who was the first person, landed in the moon in 1969? A. Yuri Gagarin B. Edwin Aldrin C. Neil Armstrong D. Michael Collins56.Velu Thampi was one of the earliest to revolt against the British. He was the Diwan of ………….. A. Vellore B. Travancore C. Mysore D. Kolhapus57.Lal, Bal, and Pal were………….. A. Extremist National Leaders B. Moderate Leaders C. Economists D. Historians58.‘First war of Independence’, who said this for the first time, regarding revolt of 1857? A. R. C Majumdar B. S. N. Sen C. V. D Sarvarker D. Bal Gangadhara Tilak59.The capital of Bangladesh is ……………. A. Islamabad B. Dhaka C. Chitagong D.Karachi60.Copenhagen is the capital of ………….. A. Denmark B. Norway C. Sweden D. Finland61.‘India Gate’ is located at ……………. A. Amritsar B. Mumbai C. Delhi D. Chennai62.‘Purana Qila’ is built by…………. A. Shershah Suri B. Akbar C. Shahjahan D. Humayun63.Elysee Palace’ is the official residence of ………… A. Indian President B. American President C. British Prime Minister D. French President64.The first Indian woman to win a gold medal in the world boxing championship? A. Karnam Malleswari B. Isin Bayeva C. M. C. Mary Kom D. M. Sri Devi65.Dhyan Chand is a famous sports person in India associated with………….. A. Golf B. Cricket C. Hockey D. football66.An area on the internet where people can gather and talk by typing message is called a ……….. A. Chat room B. board room C. class room D. talkshow67.The location of a page on the world wide web is called its …………. A. FAQ B. URL C. WWW D. PC68.The controller of internet in India is………. A. BSNL B. VSNL C. TRAI D. Cyber Cell

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69.Which is the largest democracy in the world? A. Israel B. America C. India D. Britain70.Which is the longest Dam in India? A. Tehri B. Farakka C. Hirakud D. Bhakra71.What is the difference between 25% of 80 and 80% of 25 ? A. 55 B. 40 C. 1 D. 072.The sum of first 100 natural numbers is……….. A. 5050 B. 5000 C. 1001 D. 100073.If 69 = 30 and 73 = 20, then 97 = ………. A. 16 B. 30 C. 32 D. 4074.The sum of ten different numbers is 100. Then 2 is added with each numbers. What will be

the new sum ? A. 102 B. 120 C. 110 D. 14075.The number of rectangles in the following figure is

A. 6 B. 8C. 10 D. 11

76.225225 / 225 = ……….. A. 2 B. 11 C. 101 D. 100177.If the area and perimeter of a square are equal (numerically), the length of one side will be ……….. A. 1 B. 2 C. 4 D. 678.The average of two numbers is 16. One of the numbers is 11, then the other number is A. 21 B. 12 C. 24 D. 4279. 1

2 3 4

5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

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Which is the first term in 10th row of this pattern? A. 66 B. 81 C. 82 D. 10180.What percentage of 4 is 3 ? A. 75% B. 33. 33% C. 25% D. 3%81.Which among the following is correct when the shaded area is compared to the total figure

A. 1/4 B. 1/8C. 1/10 D. 1/16


82. The area of the shaded region is

A. 6 B. 12C. 18 D. 36

12

3

83. 3 ½ = …….? A. 3/2 B. 7/2 C. 31/2 D. 1/3284.The word UNIVERSAL is coded as 123456789. Then SILVER = ……… A. 734965 B. 739456 C. 734956 D. 73946585.The value of x in the following square is

A. 21 B. 8 C. 14 D. 51

786556

30x12

481444

86.25% of the half of 2 kgs is ........... A. 1 kg B. 500 g C. 250 g D. 200 g 87.To construct a square by using small squares, the least number of small squares needed is ...... A. 2 B. 4 C. 6 D. 888.When 8 is subtracted from a number the answer is 16. Then what will be the number ob-

tained when 8 is subtracted from double of the same number ? A. 32 B. 8 C. 40 D. 5289.Turn odd one out A. 125 B. 250 C. 375 D. 43590.Danish walks 4km to East, then turns to North-West and walks 6km. Then he turns South

and walks 10km. Then again he turns West and walks 4km. Finally he turns North and walks 12km. In which direction is he from the starting point?

A. South West B. South East C. North West D. North East 91.Complete the series 12, 17, 23, 30, 38, ……. A. 47 B. 45 C. 44 D. 4392. 20, 80, 320, ……. A. 1380 B. 1280 C. 1610 D. 1640 93.2, -1, 4, -3, 6, …… A. -4 B. 8 C. -5 D. -894. EGJ, MOR, UWZ, …….., KMP A. ACF B. ACE C. CEG D. CEH 95. Which of the letters of the word CHILD is not a roman numeral ? A. C B. H C. L D. D96. What is the value of x in the following figure ?

A. 5 B. 6C. 7 D. 8

8543

5276

x319


97. Find the missing term 3:4 :: ….. : 9 A. 7 B. 6 C. 5 D. 498.¾ / 4/3 = …….. A. 16/9 B. 1 C. 9/16 D. 12

A piece of paper is folded and cut as shown in picture I. What is the right shape when it is unfolded ?

99.

A. B. C. D.

100.Every inmate of the hostel is either girl or boy. B is one immate of the hostel. a. B is a boy b. B is a girl c. B is not a boy d. B is not a girl A. ab B. cd C. ac D. bc

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