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0402-Gujarati Set-A 1 of 32 P.T.O.
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Page 2
SECTION - I
ENGLISH
01. Select the correct option for the following sentence.
February follows _____ in the calendar year.
(1) March (2) December
(3) April (4) January
02. How many mistakes of capitalization are there in the following sentence.
Raju : what ! a girl like smita, working in a shop.
(1) 3 (2) 2
(3) 1 (4) 4
03. Choose the correct alternative.
My number is 20 in the row. So I am _____ in the row.
(1) twenty (2) twenteenth
(3) twentieth (4) twenty-first
04. Select the correct alternative to complete the following sentence.
He blinks his _____.
(1) toes (2) ears
(3) nose (4) eyes
05. Identify the shape given in the picture. Choose the correct option.
(1) Cone (2) Cube
(3) Sphere (4) Triangle
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
0402-Gujarati Set-A 2 of 32 Contd...
ENGLISH
01. Select the correct option for the following sentence.
February follows _____ in the calendar year.
(1) March (2) December
(3) April (4) January
02. How many mistakes of capitalization are there in the following sentence.
Raju : what ! a girl like smita, working in a shop.
(1) 3 (2) 2
(3) 1 (4) 4
03. Choose the correct alternative.
My number is 20 in the row. So I am _____ in the row.
(1) twenty (2) twenteenth
(3) twentieth (4) twenty-first
04. Select the correct alternative to complete the following sentence.
He blinks his _____.
(1) toes (2) ears
(3) nose (4) eyes
05. Identify the shape given in the picture. Choose the correct option.
(1) Cone (2) Cube
(3) Sphere (4) Triangle
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
0402-Gujarati Set-A 2 of 32 Contd...
Page 3
06. Observe the picture and select the correct alternative.
There is a cow _____ the tree.
(1) above (2) over
(3) under (4) into
07. Choose the incorrect pair from the given alternative.
(1) Will not - Won’t (2) Shall not - Shalln’t
(3) Let us - Let’s (4) Have not - Haven’t
08. Find the correct alternative for the following sentence.
They _____ garments in the _____.
(1) sell, sail (2) sale, sail
(3) sell, sale (4) cell, sale
09. Select the correct option for the following sentence.
The sun is always in the _____ direction at 6 p.m.
(1) East (2) West
(3) North (4) South
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
0402-Gujarati Set-A 3 of 32 P.T.O.
There is a cow _____ the tree.
(1) above (2) over
(3) under (4) into
07. Choose the incorrect pair from the given alternative.
(1) Will not - Won’t (2) Shall not - Shalln’t
(3) Let us - Let’s (4) Have not - Haven’t
08. Find the correct alternative for the following sentence.
They _____ garments in the _____.
(1) sell, sail (2) sale, sail
(3) sell, sale (4) cell, sale
09. Select the correct option for the following sentence.
The sun is always in the _____ direction at 6 p.m.
(1) East (2) West
(3) North (4) South
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
0402-Gujarati Set-A 3 of 32 P.T.O.
Page 4
Instructions for Question 10 to 12.
Read the passage carefully and answer the following question.
Mother Duck was really proud of her six new ducklings. They were soft,
fluffy and yellow. Such fine little ducklings! But the seventh one was very
different. It was bigger and its feathers were gray and shaggy.
10. How many ducklings are mentioned in the passage?
(1) 6 (2) 8
(3) 5 (4) 7
11. Find the ordinal number mentioned in the passage?
(1) Six (2) Seventh
(3) One (4) Shaggy
12. Find the opposite of the word ‘same’ from the passage.
(1) Fine (2) Shaggy
(3) Different (4) Fluffy
13. Choose the correct alternative to complete the following word chain of
alphabetical order.
Pan → Pen → – → Pull
(1) Part (2) Potter
(3) Punish (4) Push
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
0402-Gujarati Set-A 4 of 32 Contd...
Read the passage carefully and answer the following question.
Mother Duck was really proud of her six new ducklings. They were soft,
fluffy and yellow. Such fine little ducklings! But the seventh one was very
different. It was bigger and its feathers were gray and shaggy.
10. How many ducklings are mentioned in the passage?
(1) 6 (2) 8
(3) 5 (4) 7
11. Find the ordinal number mentioned in the passage?
(1) Six (2) Seventh
(3) One (4) Shaggy
12. Find the opposite of the word ‘same’ from the passage.
(1) Fine (2) Shaggy
(3) Different (4) Fluffy
13. Choose the correct alternative to complete the following word chain of
alphabetical order.
Pan → Pen → – → Pull
(1) Part (2) Potter
(3) Punish (4) Push
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
0402-Gujarati Set-A 4 of 32 Contd...
Page 5
14. Choose the correct alternative for the sentence given below.
Please give me _____ one rupee note.
(1) an (2) the
(3) no article (4) a
15. Observe the picture and choose the correct option for it.
_____ the plants regularly.
(1) Plough (2) Prune
(3) Weed (4) Water
16. Find the different sound of the letter ‘C’ from the following alternatives.
(1) Cart (2) Count
(3) Centre (4) Card
17. Choose the correct alternative.
Yusuf is reading a newspaper. His brother wants to call him for the dinner.
He requests _____
(1) Please keep reading. (2) Excuse me, brother.
(3) Good afternoon brother. (4) You are welcome!
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
0402-Gujarati Set-A 5 of 32 P.T.O.
Please give me _____ one rupee note.
(1) an (2) the
(3) no article (4) a
15. Observe the picture and choose the correct option for it.
_____ the plants regularly.
(1) Plough (2) Prune
(3) Weed (4) Water
16. Find the different sound of the letter ‘C’ from the following alternatives.
(1) Cart (2) Count
(3) Centre (4) Card
17. Choose the correct alternative.
Yusuf is reading a newspaper. His brother wants to call him for the dinner.
He requests _____
(1) Please keep reading. (2) Excuse me, brother.
(3) Good afternoon brother. (4) You are welcome!
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
0402-Gujarati Set-A 5 of 32 P.T.O.
Page 6
18. Find the correct word to complete the message given below.
_____ PLANTS NOT GARBAGE
S G Z T
E R O C
W O Y U
E W X T
(1) SEW (2) CUT
(3) GROW (4) ROOTS
19. Find the sentence with the incorrect punctuation mark.
(1) How are you! (2) How nice!
(3) What a surprise! (4) Are you crazy?
20. Select the proper option to complete the word register.
growl, cluck, buzz, squeal, _____.
(1) blow (2) share
(3) croak (4) flow
21. Select the correct alternative.
He _____ a letter yesterday.
(1) writes (2) wrote
(3) write (4) writing
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
0402-Gujarati Set-A 6 of 32 Contd...
_____ PLANTS NOT GARBAGE
S G Z T
E R O C
W O Y U
E W X T
(1) SEW (2) CUT
(3) GROW (4) ROOTS
19. Find the sentence with the incorrect punctuation mark.
(1) How are you! (2) How nice!
(3) What a surprise! (4) Are you crazy?
20. Select the proper option to complete the word register.
growl, cluck, buzz, squeal, _____.
(1) blow (2) share
(3) croak (4) flow
21. Select the correct alternative.
He _____ a letter yesterday.
(1) writes (2) wrote
(3) write (4) writing
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
0402-Gujarati Set-A 6 of 32 Contd...
Page 7
22. Ruby meets her friend at the lunch time. How will she greet him? Choose
the correct option.
(1) Good evening. (2) Good night.
(3) Good morning. (4) Good afternoon.
23. Find the punctuation mark missing in the following sentence.
He said, “Its just a matter of practice!”
(1) Comma (2) Exclamation mark
(3) Apostrophe (4) Full stop
24. Observe the picture and choose the correct alternative.
What is the girl doing?
(1) Sweeping (2) Cooking
(3) Climbing (4) Singing
25. Read the riddle given below and choose the correct option.
You open your mouth to do it.
It shows you are sleepy. What is it?
(1) Cough (2) Yawn
(3) Sneeze (4) Dream
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
0402-Gujarati Set-A 7 of 32 P.T.O.
the correct option.
(1) Good evening. (2) Good night.
(3) Good morning. (4) Good afternoon.
23. Find the punctuation mark missing in the following sentence.
He said, “Its just a matter of practice!”
(1) Comma (2) Exclamation mark
(3) Apostrophe (4) Full stop
24. Observe the picture and choose the correct alternative.
What is the girl doing?
(1) Sweeping (2) Cooking
(3) Climbing (4) Singing
25. Read the riddle given below and choose the correct option.
You open your mouth to do it.
It shows you are sleepy. What is it?
(1) Cough (2) Yawn
(3) Sneeze (4) Dream
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
0402-Gujarati Set-A 7 of 32 P.T.O.
Page 8
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y
SECTION - II
INTELLIGENCE TEST
Q.26. to Q.30. Directions :
In the given questions first term has a specific relation with the second term.
The same relation exists between third and fourth term. Identify the relation
and select the correct option to replace the question mark.
26. Karamveer : Bhaurao Patil : : ? : Birasa Munda
(1) Lokmanya (2) Maharshi
(3) Senanayak (4) Jananayak
27. Cow : Moo : : Monkey : ?
(1) Hoot (2) Hiss
(3) Chatter (4) Scream
28. Question Figures :
: :: : ?
Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
0402-Gujarati Set-A 8 of 32 Contd...
SECTION - II
INTELLIGENCE TEST
Q.26. to Q.30. Directions :
In the given questions first term has a specific relation with the second term.
The same relation exists between third and fourth term. Identify the relation
and select the correct option to replace the question mark.
26. Karamveer : Bhaurao Patil : : ? : Birasa Munda
(1) Lokmanya (2) Maharshi
(3) Senanayak (4) Jananayak
27. Cow : Moo : : Monkey : ?
(1) Hoot (2) Hiss
(3) Chatter (4) Scream
28. Question Figures :
: :: : ?
Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
0402-Gujarati Set-A 8 of 32 Contd...
Page 9
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y
SECTION - II
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(3) fpóV²$r‘sp (4) gp¡M„X$u ‘yfyj
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(3) NS>£ (4) cp¢L¡$
28. âñpL©$rs
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0402-Gujarati Set-A 9 of 32 P.T.O.
SECTION - II
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hsy®m f„Np¡.
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(1) gp¡L$dpÞe (2) dlj}
(3) fpóV²$r‘sp (4) gp¡M„X$u ‘yfyj
27. Npe : cp„cf¡ :: tkl : ?
(1) lZlZ¡$ (2) bZbZ¡
(3) NS>£ (4) cp¢L¡$
28. âñpL©$rs
: :: : ?
DÐsf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
0402-Gujarati Set-A 9 of 32 P.T.O.
Page 10
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y
29. 42 : 10 : : 93 : ?
(1) 71 (2) 24
(3) 28 (4) 33
30. 8 : 64 : : 5 : ?
(1) 61 (2) 26
(3) 48 (4) 125
Q.31. and Q.32. Direction :
Select the figure which exactly matches with the question figure from the four
alternative figures given below.
31. Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
32. Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
33. If Red, Yellow, Blue, Green and Pink coloured buntings are stuck in the same
order repeatedly, then at which position will be the Yellow bunting get stuck?
(1) 63 (2) 87
(3) 39 (4) 78
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29. 42 : 10 : : 93 : ?
(1) 71 (2) 24
(3) 28 (4) 33
30. 8 : 64 : : 5 : ?
(1) 61 (2) 26
(3) 48 (4) 125
Q.31. and Q.32. Direction :
Select the figure which exactly matches with the question figure from the four
alternative figures given below.
31. Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
32. Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
33. If Red, Yellow, Blue, Green and Pink coloured buntings are stuck in the same
order repeatedly, then at which position will be the Yellow bunting get stuck?
(1) 63 (2) 87
(3) 39 (4) 78
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29. 42 : 10 :: 93 : ?
(1) 71$ (2) 24
(3) 28 (4) 33
30. 8 : 64 :: 5 : ?
(1) 61 (2) 26
(3) 48 (4) 125
âñ ¾$. 31 A“¡ 32 dpV¡$ k|Q“p -
“uQ¡“u âñ ApL©$rs kp’¡ Apb¡lºb dmsu Aphsu ApL©$rs ‘ep®eu DÑf ApL©$rsAp¡dp„’u ip¡^p¡.
31. âñpL©$rs DÐsf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
32. âñpL©$rs DÐsf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
33. gpg, ‘ump¡, hpv$mu, gugp¡ A“¡ Nygpbu Ap f„N“p ‘spL$p A¡ S> ¾$d¡ gNpX$ép R>¡.
sp¡ ‘ump f„N“p ‘spL$p “uQ¡“p ‘¥L$u L$ep ¾$dp„L$ ‘f Aphi¡?
(1) 63$ (2) 87
(3) 39 (4) 78
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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29. 42 : 10 :: 93 : ?
(1) 71$ (2) 24
(3) 28 (4) 33
30. 8 : 64 :: 5 : ?
(1) 61 (2) 26
(3) 48 (4) 125
âñ ¾$. 31 A“¡ 32 dpV¡$ k|Q“p -
“uQ¡“u âñ ApL©$rs kp’¡ Apb¡lºb dmsu Aphsu ApL©$rs ‘ep®eu DÑf ApL©$rsAp¡dp„’u ip¡^p¡.
31. âñpL©$rs DÐsf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
32. âñpL©$rs DÐsf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
33. gpg, ‘ump¡, hpv$mu, gugp¡ A“¡ Nygpbu Ap f„N“p ‘spL$p A¡ S> ¾$d¡ gNpX$ép R>¡.
sp¡ ‘ump f„N“p ‘spL$p “uQ¡“p ‘¥L$u L$ep ¾$dp„L$ ‘f Aphi¡?
(1) 63$ (2) 87
(3) 39 (4) 78
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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34. In a row Rajendra is standing in the middle of the row. His position is 23rd
in the row. If in the same row Vishwas is standing at 25th position from left
side then which of the following alternatives is his position from the right side
in the row?
(1) 21st (2) 20th
(3) 22nd (4) 45th
35. When Rajnandini was returning to home from school, Sun was setting towards
her left side. In the same position she turned to her right side at the right
angle. Then to which direction will her right hand point?
(1) North (2) South
(3) East (4) West
36. If Sonal’s 3rd birthday was on 19th September 2004, which was Thursday, then
on which day will her 12th birthday occur?
(1) Monday (2) Sunday
(3) Saturday (4) Wednesday
37. In the year 2020, Republic Day was celebrated on Saturday, then in the same
month which day will occur only four times?
(1) Wednesday (2) Friday
(3) Thursday (4) Tuesday
38. Observe the given Venn diagram and
choose the correct answer.
What is the sum of numbers which are
only in one figure?
(1) 18
(2) 16
(3) 11
(4) 20
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34. In a row Rajendra is standing in the middle of the row. His position is 23rd
in the row. If in the same row Vishwas is standing at 25th position from left
side then which of the following alternatives is his position from the right side
in the row?
(1) 21st (2) 20th
(3) 22nd (4) 45th
35. When Rajnandini was returning to home from school, Sun was setting towards
her left side. In the same position she turned to her right side at the right
angle. Then to which direction will her right hand point?
(1) North (2) South
(3) East (4) West
36. If Sonal’s 3rd birthday was on 19th September 2004, which was Thursday, then
on which day will her 12th birthday occur?
(1) Monday (2) Sunday
(3) Saturday (4) Wednesday
37. In the year 2020, Republic Day was celebrated on Saturday, then in the same
month which day will occur only four times?
(1) Wednesday (2) Friday
(3) Thursday (4) Tuesday
38. Observe the given Venn diagram and
choose the correct answer.
What is the sum of numbers which are
only in one figure?
(1) 18
(2) 16
(3) 11
(4) 20
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34. A¡L$ lfp¡mdp„ fpS>¡ÞÖ dÝedp„ Ecp¡ R>¡ s¡“p¡ ¾$dp„L$ 23dp¡ R>¡, A¡ S> lfp¡mdp„ X$pbu bpSy>’u
25dp„ ¾$dp„L¡$ Ec¡gp rhðpk“p¡ lfp¡mdp„ S>dZu bpSy>’u ¾$dp„L$ L¡$V$gpdp¡ li¡?
(1) 21 dp¡$ (2) 20 dp¡
(3) 22 dp¡ (4) 45 dp¡
35. ipmpdp„’u Of¡ S>su hMs¡ fpS>“„qv$“u“u X$pbu bpSy> k|e® Ap’dsp¡ lsp¡. Ap [õ’rsdp„
fpS>“„qv$“u L$pV$L$p¡Zdp„ A¡L$hpf S>dZu sfa hmu sp¡ s¡“p¡ S>dZp¡ lp’ L$C qv$ipdp„ li¡?
(1) DÑf$ (2) v$rnZ
(3) ‘|h® (4) ‘ròd
36. kp¡“g“p¡ 3Å¡ S>Þdqv$hk 19 kàV¡$çbf 2004“p fp¡S> Nyê$hpf¡ lsp¡, sp¡ s¡“p 12dp
S>Þdqv$hk¡ L$ep¡ hpf li¡?
(1) kp¡dhpf (2) frhhpf
(3) ir“hpf (4) by^hpf
37. 2020dp„ âÅkÑpL$ qv$“ ir“hpf¡ DS>hhpdp„ Apìep¡ lsp¡. sp¡ s¡ drl“pdp„ “uQ¡“p ‘¥L$u
L$ep¡ hpf a¼s Qpf S> hMs Aphi¡?
(1) by^hpf$ (2) iy¾$hpf
(3) Nyê$hpf (4) d„Nmhpf
38. Ap‘¡gu h¡“ ApL©$rs“y„ r“funZ L$fu DÑf ip¡^p¡.
a¼s A¡L$ S> ApL©$rsdp„“p A„L$p¡“p¡ kfhpmp¡ L¡$V$gp¡
R>¡?
(1) 18
(2) 16
(3) 11
(4) 20
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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34. A¡L$ lfp¡mdp„ fpS>¡ÞÖ dÝedp„ Ecp¡ R>¡ s¡“p¡ ¾$dp„L$ 23dp¡ R>¡, A¡ S> lfp¡mdp„ X$pbu bpSy>’u
25dp„ ¾$dp„L¡$ Ec¡gp rhðpk“p¡ lfp¡mdp„ S>dZu bpSy>’u ¾$dp„L$ L¡$V$gpdp¡ li¡?
(1) 21 dp¡$ (2) 20 dp¡
(3) 22 dp¡ (4) 45 dp¡
35. ipmpdp„’u Of¡ S>su hMs¡ fpS>“„qv$“u“u X$pbu bpSy> k|e® Ap’dsp¡ lsp¡. Ap [õ’rsdp„
fpS>“„qv$“u L$pV$L$p¡Zdp„ A¡L$hpf S>dZu sfa hmu sp¡ s¡“p¡ S>dZp¡ lp’ L$C qv$ipdp„ li¡?
(1) DÑf$ (2) v$rnZ
(3) ‘|h® (4) ‘ròd
36. kp¡“g“p¡ 3Å¡ S>Þdqv$hk 19 kàV¡$çbf 2004“p fp¡S> Nyê$hpf¡ lsp¡, sp¡ s¡“p 12dp
S>Þdqv$hk¡ L$ep¡ hpf li¡?
(1) kp¡dhpf (2) frhhpf
(3) ir“hpf (4) by^hpf
37. 2020dp„ âÅkÑpL$ qv$“ ir“hpf¡ DS>hhpdp„ Apìep¡ lsp¡. sp¡ s¡ drl“pdp„ “uQ¡“p ‘¥L$u
L$ep¡ hpf a¼s Qpf S> hMs Aphi¡?
(1) by^hpf$ (2) iy¾$hpf
(3) Nyê$hpf (4) d„Nmhpf
38. Ap‘¡gu h¡“ ApL©$rs“y„ r“funZ L$fu DÑf ip¡^p¡.
a¼s A¡L$ S> ApL©$rsdp„“p A„L$p¡“p¡ kfhpmp¡ L¡$V$gp¡
R>¡?
(1) 18
(2) 16
(3) 11
(4) 20
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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39. In the given square pattern select the correct option to replace the question mark.
2 36 4 (1) 6
(2) 3
5 76 ?
(3) 9
1 172 7 (4) 2
40. Observe the pattern in the following circles and find the correct answer to
replace the question mark, from the given alternatives.
(1) 11 (2) 13
(3) 7 (4) 14
Q.41. to Q.45. Directions :
A set of terms is given at the beginning of the question. These terms have some
common characteristic. Find out the term from the alternatives that matches the
given set of terms.
41. Stable, Coop, Cowshed.
(1) Web (2) Beehive
(3) Cage (4) Anthill
42. September, April, June
(1) January (2) December
(3) March (4) November
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39. In the given square pattern select the correct option to replace the question mark.
2 36 4 (1) 6
(2) 3
5 76 ?
(3) 9
1 172 7 (4) 2
40. Observe the pattern in the following circles and find the correct answer to
replace the question mark, from the given alternatives.
(1) 11 (2) 13
(3) 7 (4) 14
Q.41. to Q.45. Directions :
A set of terms is given at the beginning of the question. These terms have some
common characteristic. Find out the term from the alternatives that matches the
given set of terms.
41. Stable, Coop, Cowshed.
(1) Web (2) Beehive
(3) Cage (4) Anthill
42. September, April, June
(1) January (2) December
(3) March (4) November
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39. “uQ¡“p Qp¡fkdp„ âñ rQÞl“p õ’p“¡ L$C k„¿ep Aphi¡?
2 36 4 (1) 6
(2) 3
5 76 ?
(3) 9
1 172 7 (4) 2
40. “uQ¡“p hsy®mp¡“y„ q“funZ L$fp¡ A“¡ âñrQÞl“p õ’p“¡ L$C k„¿ep Aphi¡ s¡ ‘ep®ep¡dp„’u
r“ròs L$fp¡.
(1) 11 (2) 13
(3) 7 (4) 14
âñ 41 ’u 45 dpV¡$ k|Q“p -
âñp¡“u iê$Apsdp„ L¡$V$gpL$ ‘v$p¡ Ap‘¡gp R>¡. s¡d“y„ kdp“ rhi¡jsp ^fphsy„ A¡L$ S|>’ b“¡
R>¡. Ap S|>’dp„ b„^b¡ksy„ ‘v$ Ap‘¡gp ‘ep®ep¡dp„’u ip¡^p¡.
41. sb¡gp¡, hpX$p¡, NdpZ
(1) Åmy$ (2) d^‘|X$p¡
(3) lhpX$p¡ (4) fpaX$p¡
42. kàV¡$çbf, A¡râg, S|>“
(1) ÅÞeyApfu$ (2) qX$k¡çbf
(3) dpQ® (4) “h¡çbf
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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39. “uQ¡“p Qp¡fkdp„ âñ rQÞl“p õ’p“¡ L$C k„¿ep Aphi¡?
2 36 4 (1) 6
(2) 3
5 76 ?
(3) 9
1 172 7 (4) 2
40. “uQ¡“p hsy®mp¡“y„ q“funZ L$fp¡ A“¡ âñrQÞl“p õ’p“¡ L$C k„¿ep Aphi¡ s¡ ‘ep®ep¡dp„’u
r“ròs L$fp¡.
(1) 11 (2) 13
(3) 7 (4) 14
âñ 41 ’u 45 dpV¡$ k|Q“p -
âñp¡“u iê$Apsdp„ L¡$V$gpL$ ‘v$p¡ Ap‘¡gp R>¡. s¡d“y„ kdp“ rhi¡jsp ^fphsy„ A¡L$ S|>’ b“¡
R>¡. Ap S|>’dp„ b„^b¡ksy„ ‘v$ Ap‘¡gp ‘ep®ep¡dp„’u ip¡^p¡.
41. sb¡gp¡, hpX$p¡, NdpZ
(1) Åmy$ (2) d^‘|X$p¡
(3) lhpX$p¡ (4) fpaX$p¡
42. kàV¡$çbf, A¡râg, S|>“
(1) ÅÞeyApfu$ (2) qX$k¡çbf
(3) dpQ® (4) “h¡çbf
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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43. 4205, 6427, 8729
(1) 5407 (2) 3217
(3) 3249 (4) 6245
44. (512, 64), (216, 36), (27, 9)
(1) (1, 1) (2) (16, 4)
(3) (353, 49) (4) (225, 25)
45. Question Figures :
Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
46. In a certain code language ‘COT’ is written as 357, ‘TOP’ is written as 513,
‘TAP’ is written as 431 then how to write ‘COAT’ in the same language.
(Letters and numerals are not in order.)
(1) 1743 (2) 7543
(3) 1574 (4) 1375
47. In a certain code language 35 : 345, 48 : 4168 and 29 : 2499 then in the
same code language 58 = ?
(1) 538 (2) 5138
(3) 5258 (4) 598
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43. 4205, 6427, 8729
(1) 5407 (2) 3217
(3) 3249 (4) 6245
44. (512, 64), (216, 36), (27, 9)
(1) (1, 1) (2) (16, 4)
(3) (353, 49) (4) (225, 25)
45. Question Figures :
Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
46. In a certain code language ‘COT’ is written as 357, ‘TOP’ is written as 513,
‘TAP’ is written as 431 then how to write ‘COAT’ in the same language.
(Letters and numerals are not in order.)
(1) 1743 (2) 7543
(3) 1574 (4) 1375
47. In a certain code language 35 : 345, 48 : 4168 and 29 : 2499 then in the
same code language 58 = ?
(1) 538 (2) 5138
(3) 5258 (4) 598
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43. 4205, 6427, 8729
(1) 5407 (2) 3217
(3) 3249 (4) 6245
44. (512, 64), (216, 36), (27, 9)
(1) (1, 1)$ (2) (16, 4)
(3) (353, 49) (4) (225, 25)
45. âñpL©$rs
DÐsf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
46. A¡L$ kp„L$¡ rsL$ cpjpdp„ "‘pjpZ' Ap iåv$ "‘pfapjpZ', "Nygpb' Ap iåv$ "Nyfaºgpb' A“¡ "L¡$kfu'
Ap iåv$ "L¡$fa¡kfu' A¡d gMpe R>¡, sp¡ s¡ S> cpjpdp„ "“|s“' Ap iåv$ L¡$hu fus¡ gMip¡?
(1) “|fas“$ (2) “|faŸs“
(3) “|faŸ“s (4) “|sfaŸ“
47. A¡L$ kp„L¡$rsL$ cpjpdp„ 35 = 345, 48 = 4168 A“¡ 29 = 2499 A¡d gMpe R>¡
sp¡ A¡ S> cpjpdp„ 58 = L¡$V$gp?
(1) 538$ (2) 5138
(3) 5258 (4) 598
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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43. 4205, 6427, 8729
(1) 5407 (2) 3217
(3) 3249 (4) 6245
44. (512, 64), (216, 36), (27, 9)
(1) (1, 1)$ (2) (16, 4)
(3) (353, 49) (4) (225, 25)
45. âñpL©$rs
DÐsf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
46. A¡L$ kp„L$¡ rsL$ cpjpdp„ "‘pjpZ' Ap iåv$ "‘pfapjpZ', "Nygpb' Ap iåv$ "Nyfaºgpb' A“¡ "L¡$kfu'
Ap iåv$ "L¡$fa¡kfu' A¡d gMpe R>¡, sp¡ s¡ S> cpjpdp„ "“|s“' Ap iåv$ L¡$hu fus¡ gMip¡?
(1) “|fas“$ (2) “|faŸs“
(3) “|faŸ“s (4) “|sfaŸ“
47. A¡L$ kp„L¡$rsL$ cpjpdp„ 35 = 345, 48 = 4168 A“¡ 29 = 2499 A¡d gMpe R>¡
sp¡ A¡ S> cpjpdp„ 58 = L¡$V$gp?
(1) 538$ (2) 5138
(3) 5258 (4) 598
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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Q.48. and Q.49. Direction :
Symbol 3
Code 5 2 6 6 8 9 3 9 2
In the above frame the sequence of symbols and digits may not necessarily be
the same. Observe the code in the above frame and answer the questions.
48. In the above code language which digits will represent the symbol 3
(1) 852 (2) 956
(3) 952 (4) 928
49.
+×–=?
(1) (2)
(3) (4)
50. While climbing the ramp near the school gate your physically disabled friend
slipped off. What will you do at this moment?
(1) I will inform the Head-master of my school immediately.
(2) I will ignore him and go into the class.
(3) I will laugh at him by seeing him in this embarrassing situation.
(4) I will support him and help him to go to the classroom.
51. You and your school friends go for a school picnic at Raigad fort. Which of
the below mentioned student’s action is correct?
(1) Pranjal stands on the surrounding wall of the fort and clicks selfie.
(2) Suyash has thrown the empty water bottle on the fort.
(3) Manasi climbed up and came down the fort carefully.
(4) Ayub has beautifully written school’s name on the wall of the fort.
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Q.48. and Q.49. Direction :
Symbol 3
Code 5 2 6 6 8 9 3 9 2
In the above frame the sequence of symbols and digits may not necessarily be
the same. Observe the code in the above frame and answer the questions.
48. In the above code language which digits will represent the symbol 3
(1) 852 (2) 956
(3) 952 (4) 928
49.
+×–=?
(1) (2)
(3) (4)
50. While climbing the ramp near the school gate your physically disabled friend
slipped off. What will you do at this moment?
(1) I will inform the Head-master of my school immediately.
(2) I will ignore him and go into the class.
(3) I will laugh at him by seeing him in this embarrassing situation.
(4) I will support him and help him to go to the classroom.
51. You and your school friends go for a school picnic at Raigad fort. Which of
the below mentioned student’s action is correct?
(1) Pranjal stands on the surrounding wall of the fort and clicks selfie.
(2) Suyash has thrown the empty water bottle on the fort.
(3) Manasi climbed up and came down the fort carefully.
(4) Ayub has beautifully written school’s name on the wall of the fort.
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âñ 48 A“¡ 49 dpV¡$ k|Q“p -
rQÞl 3
kp„L¡$rsL$ ê$‘ 5 2 6 6 8 9 3 9 2
D‘f kpfZudp„“p rQÞlp¡ A“¡ A„L$p¡“p¡ ¾$d kfMp¡ S> li¡ A¡hy„ “’u. s¡ Ýep“dp„ fpMu
DÑf ‘ep®ep¡dp„’u ip¡^p¡.
48. D‘f“u kp„L¡$rsL$ cpjpdp„ 3 Ap rQÞlp¡ dpV¡$ L$ep¡ A„L$ Aphi¡?
(1) 852$ (2) 956
(3) 952 (4) 928
49.
+ × – = L¡$V$gp?
(1) (2)
(3) (4)
50. ipmp“p âh¡iÜpf “ÆL$ sdpfp¡ qv$ìep„N rdÓ f¡ç‘ (qv$ìep„N dpV¡$“p¡ QY$hp-Dsfhp“p¡ fõsp¡)
QY$sp g‘ku“¡ “uQ¡ ‘X$ép¡, sp¡ s¡“¡ Å¡C“¡ sd¡ iy„ L$fip¡?
(1) v$p¡X$sp S>C“¡ dy¿epÝep‘L$“¡ L$l¡ip¡$.
(2) s¡“p sfa vy$g®n L$fu“¡ hN®dp„ S>sp„ fl¡ip¡.
(3) qv$ìep„N rdÓ“u aS>¡su ’C A¡d kdÆ“¡ M|b lkip¡.
(4) qv$ìep„N rdÓ“¡ Ap^pf Ap‘u s¡“¡ hN®M„X$ ky^u gC S>ip¡.
51. fpeNY$ qL$ëgp¡ Å¡hp dpV¡$ ipmp“y„ ‘e®V$“ Ney„ lsy„. “uQ¡“p rhÛp’}Ap¡ ‘¥L$u L$p¡“u L©$rs
sd“¡ ep¡Áe gpN¡ R>¡?
(1) qL$ëgp “ÆL$ MuZ sfa Ecp L$f¡gp L$W¡$X$p ‘f QY$u“¡ âp„S>g k¡ëau ap¡V$p¡ g¡ R>¡.
(2) kyei¡ ‘pZu“u Mpgu bpV$gu qL$ëgp ‘f S> a¢L$u v$u^u.
(3) dp“ku qL$ëgp ‘f ^ud¡-^ud¡ QY$u A“¡ ^ud¡-^ud¡ Dsfu.
(4) Aeyb¡ qL$ëgp“u tcs ‘f ky„v$f Anf¡ ipmp“y„ “pd g¿ey„.
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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âñ 48 A“¡ 49 dpV¡$ k|Q“p -
rQÞl 3
kp„L¡$rsL$ ê$‘ 5 2 6 6 8 9 3 9 2
D‘f kpfZudp„“p rQÞlp¡ A“¡ A„L$p¡“p¡ ¾$d kfMp¡ S> li¡ A¡hy„ “’u. s¡ Ýep“dp„ fpMu
DÑf ‘ep®ep¡dp„’u ip¡^p¡.
48. D‘f“u kp„L¡$rsL$ cpjpdp„ 3 Ap rQÞlp¡ dpV¡$ L$ep¡ A„L$ Aphi¡?
(1) 852$ (2) 956
(3) 952 (4) 928
49.
+ × – = L¡$V$gp?
(1) (2)
(3) (4)
50. ipmp“p âh¡iÜpf “ÆL$ sdpfp¡ qv$ìep„N rdÓ f¡ç‘ (qv$ìep„N dpV¡$“p¡ QY$hp-Dsfhp“p¡ fõsp¡)
QY$sp g‘ku“¡ “uQ¡ ‘X$ép¡, sp¡ s¡“¡ Å¡C“¡ sd¡ iy„ L$fip¡?
(1) v$p¡X$sp S>C“¡ dy¿epÝep‘L$“¡ L$l¡ip¡$.
(2) s¡“p sfa vy$g®n L$fu“¡ hN®dp„ S>sp„ fl¡ip¡.
(3) qv$ìep„N rdÓ“u aS>¡su ’C A¡d kdÆ“¡ M|b lkip¡.
(4) qv$ìep„N rdÓ“¡ Ap^pf Ap‘u s¡“¡ hN®M„X$ ky^u gC S>ip¡.
51. fpeNY$ qL$ëgp¡ Å¡hp dpV¡$ ipmp“y„ ‘e®V$“ Ney„ lsy„. “uQ¡“p rhÛp’}Ap¡ ‘¥L$u L$p¡“u L©$rs
sd“¡ ep¡Áe gpN¡ R>¡?
(1) qL$ëgp “ÆL$ MuZ sfa Ecp L$f¡gp L$W¡$X$p ‘f QY$u“¡ âp„S>g k¡ëau ap¡V$p¡ g¡ R>¡.
(2) kyei¡ ‘pZu“u Mpgu bpV$gu qL$ëgp ‘f S> a¢L$u v$u^u.
(3) dp“ku qL$ëgp ‘f ^ud¡-^ud¡ QY$u A“¡ ^ud¡-^ud¡ Dsfu.
(4) Aeyb¡ qL$ëgp“u tcs ‘f ky„v$f Anf¡ ipmp“y„ “pd g¿ey„.
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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52. In the following sentence how many seven letter words are more or less than
five letter words?
‘Shivaji Maharaj is a great Maratha King.’
(1) More by 1 (2) Less by 1
(3) More by 2 (4) Less by 2
53. Prepare a meaningful word from the letters, ‘B, E, N, T, I, O, D, E’. Which
letter will be at the third place from the right side of the meaningful word.
(1) B (2) I
(3) O (4) E
54. In the given number series how many times is the sum of two adjacent digits
is a ‘Prime Number’.
7, 8, 9, 2, 0, 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 1, 1, 1, 2, 5
(1) 9 (2) 8
(3) 7 (4) 10
55. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y
In the given alphabetical series, which pair of letters from the following options
is not at equal distance from the 14th letter from the right side in the alphabet
series?
(1) G U (2) FR
(3) BV (4) IO
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52. In the following sentence how many seven letter words are more or less than
five letter words?
‘Shivaji Maharaj is a great Maratha King.’
(1) More by 1 (2) Less by 1
(3) More by 2 (4) Less by 2
53. Prepare a meaningful word from the letters, ‘B, E, N, T, I, O, D, E’. Which
letter will be at the third place from the right side of the meaningful word.
(1) B (2) I
(3) O (4) E
54. In the given number series how many times is the sum of two adjacent digits
is a ‘Prime Number’.
7, 8, 9, 2, 0, 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 1, 1, 1, 2, 5
(1) 9 (2) 8
(3) 7 (4) 10
55. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y
In the given alphabetical series, which pair of letters from the following options
is not at equal distance from the 14th letter from the right side in the alphabet
series?
(1) G U (2) FR
(3) BV (4) IO
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52. i¥nrZL$ n¡Ódp„ AÎZpcpD kpW¡$“p DÐL©$óV$ L$pep£ dpV¡$ s¡d“¡ b^p gp¡L$p¡ "L$d®huf' sfuL¡$
Ap¡mM¡ R>¡.
D‘f“p hp¼edp„ Å¡X$pnfhpmp iåv$p¡“u k„¿ep L¡$V$gu R>¡?
(1) 8$ (2) 7
(3) 6 (4) 5
53. “uQ¡“p hp¼edp„ "ApL$pfpÞs' Anfp¡“u k„¿ep "AL$pfpÞs' Anfp¡“u k„¿ep L$fsp„ L¡$V$gp’u
Ap¡R>u A’hp h^pf¡ R>¡?
"r“ip“Q|L$ dpa, “rl dpa “uQy„ r“ip“.'
(1) 3 ’u h^pf¡ (2) 3 ’u Ap¡R>u
(3) 2 ’u h^pf¡ (4) 2 ’u Ap¡R>u
54. Ap‘¡gu k„¿epdprgL$pdp„ ¾$d’u Aph“pfp sfs“p b¡ A„L$p¡“p¡ kfhpmp¡ "d|m k„¿ep' Aph¡
R>¡, A¡hy„ L¡$V$gu hMs ’ey„ R>¡?
7, 8, 9, 2, 0, 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 1, 1, 1, 2, 5
(1) 9$ (2) 8
(3) 7 (4) 10
55. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y
D‘f“u A„N°¡Æ AnfdprgL$pdp„ S>dZu bpSy>’u 14 dp„ ¾$dp„L$“p Anfp¡’u kdp“ A„sf¡ “
lp¡e s¡ AnfÅ¡X$u Ap¡mMp¡.
(1) GU (2) FR
(3) BV (4) IO
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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52. i¥nrZL$ n¡Ódp„ AÎZpcpD kpW¡$“p DÐL©$óV$ L$pep£ dpV¡$ s¡d“¡ b^p gp¡L$p¡ "L$d®huf' sfuL¡$
Ap¡mM¡ R>¡.
D‘f“p hp¼edp„ Å¡X$pnfhpmp iåv$p¡“u k„¿ep L¡$V$gu R>¡?
(1) 8$ (2) 7
(3) 6 (4) 5
53. “uQ¡“p hp¼edp„ "ApL$pfpÞs' Anfp¡“u k„¿ep "AL$pfpÞs' Anfp¡“u k„¿ep L$fsp„ L¡$V$gp’u
Ap¡R>u A’hp h^pf¡ R>¡?
"r“ip“Q|L$ dpa, “rl dpa “uQy„ r“ip“.'
(1) 3 ’u h^pf¡ (2) 3 ’u Ap¡R>u
(3) 2 ’u h^pf¡ (4) 2 ’u Ap¡R>u
54. Ap‘¡gu k„¿epdprgL$pdp„ ¾$d’u Aph“pfp sfs“p b¡ A„L$p¡“p¡ kfhpmp¡ "d|m k„¿ep' Aph¡
R>¡, A¡hy„ L¡$V$gu hMs ’ey„ R>¡?
7, 8, 9, 2, 0, 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 1, 1, 1, 2, 5
(1) 9$ (2) 8
(3) 7 (4) 10
55. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y
D‘f“u A„N°¡Æ AnfdprgL$pdp„ S>dZu bpSy>’u 14 dp„ ¾$dp„L$“p Anfp¡’u kdp“ A„sf¡ “
lp¡e s¡ AnfÅ¡X$u Ap¡mMp¡.
(1) GU (2) FR
(3) BV (4) IO
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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Q.56. to Q.60. Directions :
Select the odd term.
56. (1) Cow - Bull (2) Father - Mother
(3) Peacock - Hen (4) Groom - Bride
57.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
58.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
59. (1) 5668 (2) 3932
(3) 6978 (4) 6592
60. (1) 644 (2) 944
(3) 477 (4) 955
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Q.56. to Q.60. Directions :
Select the odd term.
56. (1) Cow - Bull (2) Father - Mother
(3) Peacock - Hen (4) Groom - Bride
57.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
58.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
59. (1) 5668 (2) 3932
(3) 6978 (4) 6592
60. (1) 644 (2) 944
(3) 477 (4) 955
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âí“ ¾$. 56 ’u 60 dpV¡$ k|Q“p -
S|>’dp„ b„^b¡ksy„ “ lp¡e s¡ ‘v$ Ap¡mMu“¡ s¡“p ‘ep®e ¾$dp„L$“y„ hs®ym f„Np¡.
56. (1) JV$ - kp„Y$Zu$ (2) r‘sp - dpsp
(3) dp¡f - dp¡f“u (4) hf - h^|
57.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
58.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
59. (1) 5668 (2) 3932
(3) 6978 (4) 6592
60. (1) 644 (2) 944
(3) 477 (4) 955
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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âí“ ¾$. 56 ’u 60 dpV¡$ k|Q“p -
S|>’dp„ b„^b¡ksy„ “ lp¡e s¡ ‘v$ Ap¡mMu“¡ s¡“p ‘ep®e ¾$dp„L$“y„ hs®ym f„Np¡.
56. (1) JV$ - kp„Y$Zu$ (2) r‘sp - dpsp
(3) dp¡f - dp¡f“u (4) hf - h^|
57.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
58.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
59. (1) 5668 (2) 3932
(3) 6978 (4) 6592
60. (1) 644 (2) 944
(3) 477 (4) 955
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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Q.61. and Q.62. Direction :
Consider the pattern in the given number series and select the correct option
to replace the question mark.
61. 196, 144, 100, 64, ?
(1) 49 (2) 16
(3) 36 (4) 56
62. 7, 8, 11, 17, 27, 42, ?
(1) 69 (2) 63
(3) 59 (4) 62
63. Select the correct figure from the options to replace the question mark.
Question Figures :
?
Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
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Q.61. and Q.62. Direction :
Consider the pattern in the given number series and select the correct option
to replace the question mark.
61. 196, 144, 100, 64, ?
(1) 49 (2) 16
(3) 36 (4) 56
62. 7, 8, 11, 17, 27, 42, ?
(1) 69 (2) 63
(3) 59 (4) 62
63. Select the correct figure from the options to replace the question mark.
Question Figures :
?
Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
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âí“ ¾$. 61 A“¡ 62 dpV¡$ k|Q“p -
dprgL$pdp„“u k„¿epAp¡“u dp„X$Zu“y„ k|Ó Ýep“dp„ fpMu âñrQl¹““p õ’p“¡ L$B k„¿ep Aphi¡?
s¡ ‘ep®edp„’u ip¡^p¡.
61. 196, 144, 100, 64, ?
(1) 49$ (2) 16
(3) 36 (4) 56
62. 7, 8, 11, 17, 27, 42, ?
(1) 69$ (2) 63
(3) 59 (4) 62
63. âñrQl¹““p õ’p“¡ ¾$d’u L$B ApL©$rs Aphi¡?
âñpL©$rs
?
DÐsf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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âí“ ¾$. 61 A“¡ 62 dpV¡$ k|Q“p -
dprgL$pdp„“u k„¿epAp¡“u dp„X$Zu“y„ k|Ó Ýep“dp„ fpMu âñrQl¹““p õ’p“¡ L$B k„¿ep Aphi¡?
s¡ ‘ep®edp„’u ip¡^p¡.
61. 196, 144, 100, 64, ?
(1) 49$ (2) 16
(3) 36 (4) 56
62. 7, 8, 11, 17, 27, 42, ?
(1) 69$ (2) 63
(3) 59 (4) 62
63. âñrQl¹““p õ’p“¡ ¾$d’u L$B ApL©$rs Aphi¡?
âñpL©$rs
?
DÐsf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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64. In the given series of symbols select the correct group from the options to
replace the question mark.
(1) (2)
(3) (4)
65. Select the wrong term in the given number series.
16, 22, 26, 39, 62, 74, 102
(1) 74 (2) 62
(3) 39 (4) 26
66. Seven years ago sum of ages of Kavita, Manisha and Suvarna was 45 years,
then what will be the sum of their ages 5 years hence?
(1) 81 (2) 50
(3) 57 (4) 59
67. Pratik likes to play Kabaddi and Kho-Kho. Palak likes to play only Langadi.
Vedant likes to play all sports. Pranjal likes to play Langadi and Chess and
Roger likes to play all sports except Kabaddi, then from the options find who
likes to play Kho-Kho?
(1) Pratik and Vedant (2) Pratik, Pranjal and Roger
(3) Vedant, Roger and Palak (4) Vedant, Pratik and Roger
68. If Honeybee is called Ant, Ant is called Cobra, Cobra is called Sparrow and
Sparrow is called Hen, then who will live in the anthill?
(1) Cobra (2) Ant
(3) Hen (4) Honeybee
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64. In the given series of symbols select the correct group from the options to
replace the question mark.
(1) (2)
(3) (4)
65. Select the wrong term in the given number series.
16, 22, 26, 39, 62, 74, 102
(1) 74 (2) 62
(3) 39 (4) 26
66. Seven years ago sum of ages of Kavita, Manisha and Suvarna was 45 years,
then what will be the sum of their ages 5 years hence?
(1) 81 (2) 50
(3) 57 (4) 59
67. Pratik likes to play Kabaddi and Kho-Kho. Palak likes to play only Langadi.
Vedant likes to play all sports. Pranjal likes to play Langadi and Chess and
Roger likes to play all sports except Kabaddi, then from the options find who
likes to play Kho-Kho?
(1) Pratik and Vedant (2) Pratik, Pranjal and Roger
(3) Vedant, Roger and Palak (4) Vedant, Pratik and Roger
68. If Honeybee is called Ant, Ant is called Cobra, Cobra is called Sparrow and
Sparrow is called Hen, then who will live in the anthill?
(1) Cobra (2) Ant
(3) Hen (4) Honeybee
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64. “uQ¡“u rQl¹“p¡“u dprgL$pdp„ âñrQl¹““p õ’p“¡ rQl¹“p¡“p¡ L$ep¡ S|>’ Aphi¡ s¡ ‘ep®edp„’u
ip¡^p¡.
(1) (2)
(3) (4)
65. “uQ¡“u k„¿ep dprgL$pdp„“„y Aep¡Áe ‘v$ Ap¡mMp¡.
16, 22, 26, 39, 62, 74, 102
(1) 74$ (2) 62
(3) 39 (4) 26
66. 7 hj® ‘l¡gp„ L$rhsp, dr“jp A“¡ kyhZp®“u Ddf“p¡ kfhpmp¡ 45 hj® lsp¡; sp¡ 5 hj®
‘R>u s¡d“u Ddf“p¡ kfhpmp¡ L¡$V$gp hj® li¡?
(1) 81$ (2) 50
(3) 57 (4) 59
67. ârsL$“¡ L$bX$¹X$u A“¡ Mp¡.Mp¡“u fds Nd¡ R>¡. ‘gL$“¡ aL$s g„NX$u“u fds Nd¡ R>¡. h¡v$p„s“¡
b^u fds Nd¡ R>¡. âp„S>g“¡ g„NX$u A“¡ by[Ý^bm Ap fds Nd¡ R>¡ A“¡ fp¸S>f“¡ L$bX$¹X$u
rkhpe“u b^u fds Nd¡ R>¡.
sp¡ Mp¡.Mp¡“u fds Nd¡ R>¡ s¡ “uQ¡“p ‘¥L$u L$p¡Z s¡ ip¡^p¡.
(1) ârsL A“¡ h¡v$p„s (2) ârsL, âp„S>g A“¡ fp¸S>f
(3) h¡v$p„s, fp¸S>f A“¡ ‘gL$ (4) h¡v$p„s, ârsL A“¡ fp¸S>f
68. d^dpMu“¡ L$uX$u L$l¡ R>¡, L$uX$u“¡ “pN L$l¡ R>¡, “pN“¡ QL$gu L$l¡ R>¡ A“¡ QL$gu“¡ L|$L$X$p¡
L$l¡ R>¡. sp¡ fpaX$pdp„ L$p¡Z fl¡ R>¡?
(1) “pN$ (2) L$uX$u
(3) L|$L$X$p¡ (4) d^dpMu
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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64. “uQ¡“u rQl¹“p¡“u dprgL$pdp„ âñrQl¹““p õ’p“¡ rQl¹“p¡“p¡ L$ep¡ S|>’ Aphi¡ s¡ ‘ep®edp„’u
ip¡^p¡.
(1) (2)
(3) (4)
65. “uQ¡“u k„¿ep dprgL$pdp„“„y Aep¡Áe ‘v$ Ap¡mMp¡.
16, 22, 26, 39, 62, 74, 102
(1) 74$ (2) 62
(3) 39 (4) 26
66. 7 hj® ‘l¡gp„ L$rhsp, dr“jp A“¡ kyhZp®“u Ddf“p¡ kfhpmp¡ 45 hj® lsp¡; sp¡ 5 hj®
‘R>u s¡d“u Ddf“p¡ kfhpmp¡ L¡$V$gp hj® li¡?
(1) 81$ (2) 50
(3) 57 (4) 59
67. ârsL$“¡ L$bX$¹X$u A“¡ Mp¡.Mp¡“u fds Nd¡ R>¡. ‘gL$“¡ aL$s g„NX$u“u fds Nd¡ R>¡. h¡v$p„s“¡
b^u fds Nd¡ R>¡. âp„S>g“¡ g„NX$u A“¡ by[Ý^bm Ap fds Nd¡ R>¡ A“¡ fp¸S>f“¡ L$bX$¹X$u
rkhpe“u b^u fds Nd¡ R>¡.
sp¡ Mp¡.Mp¡“u fds Nd¡ R>¡ s¡ “uQ¡“p ‘¥L$u L$p¡Z s¡ ip¡^p¡.
(1) ârsL A“¡ h¡v$p„s (2) ârsL, âp„S>g A“¡ fp¸S>f
(3) h¡v$p„s, fp¸S>f A“¡ ‘gL$ (4) h¡v$p„s, ârsL A“¡ fp¸S>f
68. d^dpMu“¡ L$uX$u L$l¡ R>¡, L$uX$u“¡ “pN L$l¡ R>¡, “pN“¡ QL$gu L$l¡ R>¡ A“¡ QL$gu“¡ L|$L$X$p¡
L$l¡ R>¡. sp¡ fpaX$pdp„ L$p¡Z fl¡ R>¡?
(1) “pN$ (2) L$uX$u
(3) L|$L$X$p¡ (4) d^dpMu
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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69. In the adjacent figure, how many squares are there?
(1) 225
(2) 55
(3) 25
(4) 75
70. In the adjacent figure, how many quadrilaterals
are there?
(1) 10
(2) 14
(3) 12
(4) 8
71. How many surfaces does the
given figure have?
(1) 66
(2) 22
(3) 17
(4) 16
72. Which group of digits will look as it is in the mirror image. Select the correct
alternative from the following alternatives.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
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69. In the adjacent figure, how many squares are there?
(1) 225
(2) 55
(3) 25
(4) 75
70. In the adjacent figure, how many quadrilaterals
are there?
(1) 10
(2) 14
(3) 12
(4) 8
71. How many surfaces does the
given figure have?
(1) 66
(2) 22
(3) 17
(4) 16
72. Which group of digits will look as it is in the mirror image. Select the correct
alternative from the following alternatives.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
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69. Ap‘¡gu ApL©$rsdp„ Qp¡fk“u k„¿ep L¡$V$gu R>¡?
(1) 225
(2) 55
(3) 25
(4) 75
70. Ap‘¡gu ApL©$rsdp„“p QsyóL$p¡Z“u k„¿ep L¡$V$gu R>¡?
(1) 10
(2) 14
(3) 12
(4) 8
71. Ap‘¡gu ApL©$rsdp„ Ly$g ‘©óW$ L¡$V$gp R>¡?
(1) 66
(2) 22
(3) 17
(4) 16
72. “uQ¡“p ‘¥L$u L$ep ‘epe®dp“p A„L$p¡“p¡ NV$ Aqfkpdp„“u ârsdpdp„ s¡hp¡ S> v$¡Mpi¡?
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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69. Ap‘¡gu ApL©$rsdp„ Qp¡fk“u k„¿ep L¡$V$gu R>¡?
(1) 225
(2) 55
(3) 25
(4) 75
70. Ap‘¡gu ApL©$rsdp„“p QsyóL$p¡Z“u k„¿ep L¡$V$gu R>¡?
(1) 10
(2) 14
(3) 12
(4) 8
71. Ap‘¡gu ApL©$rsdp„ Ly$g ‘©óW$ L¡$V$gp R>¡?
(1) 66
(2) 22
(3) 17
(4) 16
72. “uQ¡“p ‘¥L$u L$ep ‘epe®dp“p A„L$p¡“p¡ NV$ Aqfkpdp„“u ârsdpdp„ s¡hp¡ S> v$¡Mpi¡?
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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73. Identify the mirror image of the question figure and select the correct alternative.
Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
Q.74. and Q.75. Direction :
elect the correct figure that is water image of the question figure from the
S
alternatives.
74. Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
75. Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
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73. Identify the mirror image of the question figure and select the correct alternative.
Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
Q.74. and Q.75. Direction :
elect the correct figure that is water image of the question figure from the
S
alternatives.
74. Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
75. Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
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73. “uQ¡“u âñ ApL©$rs“u Aqfkpdp„ ârsdp L¡$hu v$¡Mpi¡ s¡ ‘ep®eu DÑf ApL©$rsAp¡dp„’u “½$u
L$fp¡ A“¡ s¡“y„ hsy®m f„Np¡.
âñpL©$rs DÐsf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
âñ 74 A“¡ 75 dpV¡$ k|Q“p:
“uQ¡“u âñ ApL©$rs“y„ ‘pZudp„ ârstbb L¡$hy„ v$¡Mpi¡ s¡“p¡ ‘ep®eu DÑf ApL©$rsdp„’u “½$u
L$fp¡ A“¡ s¡“y„ hsy®m f„Np¡.
74. âñpL©$rs DÐsf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
75. âñpL©$rs DÐsf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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73. “uQ¡“u âñ ApL©$rs“u Aqfkpdp„ ârsdp L¡$hu v$¡Mpi¡ s¡ ‘ep®eu DÑf ApL©$rsAp¡dp„’u “½$u
L$fp¡ A“¡ s¡“y„ hsy®m f„Np¡.
âñpL©$rs DÐsf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
âñ 74 A“¡ 75 dpV¡$ k|Q“p:
“uQ¡“u âñ ApL©$rs“y„ ‘pZudp„ ârstbb L¡$hy„ v$¡Mpi¡ s¡“p¡ ‘ep®eu DÑf ApL©$rsdp„’u “½$u
L$fp¡ A“¡ s¡“y„ hsy®m f„Np¡.
74. âñpL©$rs DÐsf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
75. âñpL©$rs DÐsf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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Document Details
| Board / Org | Maharashtra Exams |
| Exam | MSCE PUP PSS |
| Type | Question Paper |
| Pages | 32 |
| Updated | 30 Apr 2026 |