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Number of Pages : 24
BKS-IV

Question Booklet No.
No. of Questions : 200

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The Question Paper consists of four sections : Section-A Mental Ability of 50 questions

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of 50 Questions (Q.No. 151 to 200).
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and fill the relevant circles on the OMR Answer Sheet.
3. For filling the OMR Answer Sheet and darkening the circle use Blue/Black Ball Point Pen only.
4. Answer all questions. There will be no negative marking.
5. 3 marks are allotted for correct answer of each question of section A, C, D and 3, 2, 1 and 0 marks
are allotted respectively on preference for correct answer of section ‘B’ Teaching Aptitude.
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Question Booklet.
There are two copies of the answer sheet - original copy and carbon copy. At the end of the
examination, before leaving the examination hall, the candidate will hand over both the copies of
the answer sheet to the invigilator. Candidates should not separate the carbon copy themselves.
The invigilator will keep the original copy of the answer sheet with him and carefully separate the
carbon copy from the original copy by folding it along the cut line and hand it over to the candidate,
which the candidate will take with him. The candidate will have to keep the carbon copy of the
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Mental Ability
1. Complete the series -
1, 4, 2, 8, 6, 24, 22, 88, ?
(A) 86 (B) 90 (C) 352 (D) 92
2. If CIGARETTE is coded as GICERAETT, then DIRECTION will be coded as -

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5. If MOBILITY is coded as 46293927, then EXAMINATION will be coded as -
(A) 45038401854 (B) 56149512965 (C) 57159413955 (D) 67250623076
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6. Today is Friday. On the last Monday, the date was 29 December, 1975. The date today is -
(A) 26 December, 1975 (B) 3 January, 1976 (C) 2 January, 1976 (D) 2 January, 1975
7. At 5 O'clock, a clock ticks 5 times. The time gap between the first and last tick is 40 seconds. How

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8. Pigeon : Peace :: White Flag : ?
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Evaporation : Cloud : Rain
(A) Sneezing : Cough : Cold (B) Accident : Injury : Pain
(C) Tanning : Leather : Purse (D) Bud : Flower : Fragrance
10. Choose the word which is different from the other words in the group -
(A) Poland (B) Greece (C) Spain (D) Korea
11. Which term of the series 5,10, 20, 40, ........... is 1280?
(A) 10th (B) 11th (C) 8th (D) 9th
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13. When Rahul was born, his father was 32 years older than his brother and his mother was 25 years

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(A) 7 years (B) 10 years
Find out the missing two words -
(C) 14 years (D) 19 years

Supervisor : Worker :: .......... : ...........
(A) Junior : Senior (B) Elder : Younger (C) Officer : Clerk (D) Debtor : Creditor
15. Choose the correct alternative -
…..?.....is to Sri Lanka as Delhi is to…..?.....

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16. In a certain code language, ‘FIRE’ is coded as ‘DGPC’. What will be the last letter of the coded word
for ‘SHOT’?
(A) Q (B) P (C) R (D) S
17. In a certain code ‘JUDICIAL’ is written as ‘LAUJICID’. How will ‘GLORIOUS’ be written in that
code?
(A) LGSUROOL (B) SULGOIRO (C) SULGROOL (D) USGLIOOR
18. ‘?’ will be replaced by which of the following number?

(A) 6 (B) 4 (C) 8 (D) 12
19. Find out the missing word -
Ankle : Knee :: Wrist : ..................
(A) Elbow (B) Foot (C) Finger (D) Hand
20. If CLOCK is written as DMPDL, then WATCH will be written as -
(A) XBUDI (B) XCVFI (C) XBUHG (D) XBVFI
21. If a figure is rotated 90° clockwise, then what will be its new position?
(A) Upside down (B) Right side (C) Left side (D) Same position
22. If “×” means “+” and “+” means “–”, then 8 × 4 + 2 = ?
(A) 10 (B) 14 (C) 12 (D) 6
23. If 2 + 3 = 13
3 + 4 = 25
4 + 5 = 41
Then 5 + 6 = ?
(A) 55 (B) 61 (C) 71 (D) 65
24. If - 7 → 56
9 → 90
11 → 132
Then 13 → ?
(A) 156 (B) 170 (C) 182 (D) 196
25. Complete the series -
OTE, PUF, QVG, RWH, ?
(A) SYJ (B) TXI
(C) SXJ (D) SXI
26. Four girls are sitting on a bench to be photographed. Shikha is to the left of Reena. Manju is to the
right of Reena. Rita is between Reena and Manju. Who would be second from the left in the
photograph?
(A) Reena (B) Shikha (C) Manju (D) Rita
27. A dice has numbers 1-6. If 1 is opposite to 6 and 2 is opposite to 5, then what will be opposite to 3?
(A) 4 (B) 5 (C) 6 (D) 2
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(1) Hunger (2) Eating (3) Energy (4) Digestion
(A) (1)→(2) →(4) →(3) (B) (2)→(1) →(3) →(4)
(C) (1)→(4) →(2) →(3) (D) (4)→(2) →(1) →(3)
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33. Expenditure on which three heads constitutes an angle of 108° at origin?
(A) Fuel, Cloth, Others (B) Cloth, Rent, Others
(C) Fuel, Education, Others (D) Education, Rent, Others
34. If the total family income is `25000, then how much has been spent on rent and food?
(A) `11250 (B) `8920 (C) `15840 (D) `14750

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35. Select the option in which the words share the same relationship as that given in the following words-
Mountain : Height : Climber
(A) River : Length : Water (B) Land : Farmer : Crop
(C) College : Building : Student (D) Sea : Depth : Diver
36. The total age of Karan and Kishan is 12 years more than that of total age of Kishan and Kaushal.
Kaushal is how many years younger than Karan?
(A) Kaushal is older than Karan (B) 24 years (C) 12 years (D) Data Inadequate
37. Which figure will come next in the series?

(A) (B) (C) (D)

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39. Arrange the following letters into a meaningful word and find out the 4 letter of that word formed
from the given alternatives -
R C E I P
(A) I (B) C (C) E (D) R
40. Write the following words in the order in which they appear in the dictionary -
(i) Investigate (ii) Invariable (iii) Involuntary (iv) Invisible (v) Inventory
(A) (i), (iii), (ii), (v), (iv) (B) (v), (iv), (ii), (iii), (i)
(C) (iv), (v), (ii), (i), (iii) (D) (ii), (v), (i), (iv), (iii)
41. One morning, after sunrise Reshma and Kiara were talking to each other face to face in a park. If
Kiara’s shadow was exactly to the right of Reshma, then which direction was Kiara facing?
(A) East (B) North (C) South (D) Data Inadequate
42. If the price of an induction plate is increased by 25%, then by what percentage should the new price
be reduced to bring the price back to the original level?
(A) 15% (B) 20% (C) 30% (D) 25%
43. If 15 men can do a work in 40 days, then in how many days 20 men can finish the same work?
(A) 20 days (B) 35 days (C) 30 days (D) 25 days

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(A) 4 (B) 1 (C) 6 (D) 2
47. Ayesha walks 20 meters North, then she turns right and walks 30 meters. Now, she turns right and
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Section-B
Teaching Aptitude and Attitude
51. Which of the following is the most important element of social maturity?
(A) Self-sufficiency (B) Communication
(C) Self-direction (D) Social interaction
52. For the social and emotional development of students, which of the following option is imperative
for a teacher?
(A) To encourage classroom participation and collaboration
(B) To initiate discussions about regulating emotions
(C) To provide clear classroom rules
(D) To develop mutual trust and empathy
53. Which of the following statement is most indicative of a socially immature person?
(A) Does not listen to others (B) Not interested in helping others
(C) Often quarrels with peers (D) Not able to understand other’s views
54. Which one of the following is the most important attribute of a leader?
(A) Influencing others (B) Encouraging interpersonal relationships
(C) Decision making (D) Self-motivated
55. Which of the following goals is most important for a school leader?
(A) Satisfying needs (B) Innovation
(C) Providing learning opportunities (D) Maintaining the school
56. Which of the following is the most important requisite for a professionally committed teacher?
(A) Committed for continuous and lifelong learning
(B) To overcome the barriers that come to include all learners
(C) Meet the needs of individual students
(D) Transact the curriculum with full responsibility
57. A professionally committed teacher must be proficient in which of the following?
(A) Content knowledge and pedagogy
(B) Learning environment and diversity of learners
(C) Curriculum planning, assessment and reporting
(D) Community linkages and professional development
58. Which of the following types of listening in communication is most vital for a teacher for solving
problems of students in class?
(A) Appreciative listening (B) Sympathetic listening
(C) Empathetic listening (D) Therapeutic listening
59. Which of the following is most important for a teacher?
(A) Self-awareness
(B) Pedagogical awareness
(C) Awareness about managing one’s own emotions
(D) Awareness about socio-cultural background of students (learners)
60. A teacher’s role as a leader in classroom management is best reflected when the teacher -
(A) creates a positive learning environment.
(B) maintains discipline through rules.
(C) controls the class through strict authority.
(D) allows students to manage themselves without guidance.
61. When implementing classroom activities, a teacher will -
(A) allow limited student participation in planning activities.
(B) decide all activities without student suggestion.
(C) avoid practical activities and rely solely on lectures.
(D) encourage student initiatives and shared decision-making.

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(B) listen but rarely modify teaching methods.
(C) consider feedback only from high-performing students.
(D) ignore student feedback completely.
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64. A new curriculum is introduced that you personally find to be ineffective for your students. What
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(B) Supplement the prescribed curriculum with your own materials to cover the perceived
gaps.
(C) Follow the curriculum as directed and wait for the official review cycle to raise concerns.
(D) Avoid teaching portions you find ineffective and replace them with your own preferred
content without informing administration.
65. How should a teacher react when a student makes a socially inappropriate remark in class?
(A) Privately reprimand the student after the class ends.
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66. In a parent-teacher meeting, a parent blames you for their child’s poor social skills. Your
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(B) Provide data showing that other students are progressing fine.
(C) Politely explain the school’s social curriculum and your efforts.
(D) Defensively point out the parent’s lack of involvement at home.
67. The primary role of a teacher in fostering social maturity among students is -
(A) modelling prosocial behaviour and emotional intelligence consistently.
(B) teaching specific lessons on ethics and social values from textbooks.
(C) maintaining a strict hierarchy to ensure discipline and order.
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69. When participating in community events, a teacher’s conduct should be -
(A) Observational, attending to fulfil administrative requirements
(B) Professional but keeping professional and personal lives separate
(C) Casual, as community events are not part of school duties
(D) Exemplary, acting as a bridge between school and society
70. How should a teacher respond to a colleague who speaks negatively about a student in the staff room?
(A) Redirect the conversation towards finding solutions to help the student.
(B) Listen quietly without participating in the negative comments.
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71. How should a teacher use non-verbal communication (Body language) during a lecture?
(A) Maintain eye contact and move around the room to engage everyone.
(B) Stand firmly at the podium to maintain a professional image.
(C) Keep hands in pockets to appear relaxed and approachable.
(D) Look only at the notes or the blackboard to avoid distraction.
72. When communicating with parents from diverse linguistic backgrounds, a teacher should -
(A) ask the student to translate everything to their parents.
(B) avoid communication to prevent misunderstanding.
(C) use simple, jargon-free language and visual aids if necessary.
(D) use formal academic english/hindi to maintain professional standards.
73. How should a teacher provide feedback on students’ poorly written assignment?
(A) Read the assignment aloud in class as an example of what not to do.
(B) Give a low grade and tell the student to ‘work harder’.
(C) Correct every mistake with red ink and ask the student to rewrite it.
(D) Highlight their strengths first, then provide specific actionable suggestions.
74. ‘Clarity of speech’ in a teacher primarily involves -
(A) using a loud and aggressive tone to command students’ attention.
(B) speaking as fast as possible to cover more information.
(C) using a sophisticated vocabulary related to subject.
(D) proper pronunciation, moderate pace and logical sequencing of ideas.
75. A student from a different cultural background feels isolated in class. What would you do?
(A) Promote inclusivity and encourage classmates to appreciate diversity.
(B) Talk privately with the student and offer emotional support.
(C) Suggest the student to adjust to the class environment.
(D) Ignore the situation because it does not affect the lesson directly.
76. A student criticizes your teaching approach in front of the class. How will you react?
(A) Listen calmly, appreciate feedback and clarify your approach respectfully.
(B) Explain your reasoning briefly and continue the lesson.
(C) Ask the student to discuss the issue after class.
(D) Reprimand the student immediately for being disrespectful.
77. During group work, one student dominates while others remain silent. Your reaction will be -
(A) Ignore the group dynamics as long as the work is completed.
(B) Guide the group to ensure equal participation and respect among members.
(C) Suggest that everyone should contribute to the discussion.
(D) Let the dominant student lead the task entirely.
78. What is the most important outcome of a classroom discussion?
(A) Ensuring every single student has spoken at least once.
(B) Developing students critical thinking and respecting diverse views.
(C) Completing the discussion quickly to stay on schedule.
(D) Students arriving at the one ‘correct’ answer provided by the teacher.
79. How should a teacher promote gender equality in a classroom setting?
(A) By occasionally talking about famous women in history
(B) By seating boys and girls separately to avoid conflict
(C) By ensuring equal participation and using gender neutral examples
(D) By assigning tasks based on traditional gender roles
80. While planning a lesson, your primary focus is -
(A) aligning learning activities with diverse student needs.
(B) completing the syllabus within the allotted time frame.
(C) preparing a high-quality lecture for the students to hear.
(D) finding the easiest way to deliver the content quickly.
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(B) Excessive involvement in co-curricular activities
(C) Excessive involvement in family activities
(D) Excessive involvement in studies
82. Teachers can play a crucial role in the development of social maturity in students -
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84. You observe that in your class one student is not able to adjust with other students. As a teacher, in
your opinion, what is this problem?
(A) Lack of social maturity (B) Lack of personal maturity
(C) Lack of emotional maturity (D) Lack of cultural maturity
85. According to you, which one of the following leadership styles is best?
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(D) take disciplinary action against students and teachers who do not take interest in work.
87. As a Principal, you observe one teacher always complains about other colleagues to get favour from
you. In this situation, what will you do?
(A) Encourage teacher to give maximum information about other teachers
(B) Ignore the teacher’s habit
(C) Warn teacher for such habit
(D) Discourage teacher for this habit
88. In your school, students bring mobile phone. As a Principal, how can you discourage this habit?

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(C) Stop students from bullying
(D) Call students to meet after class
90. Solving students’ indiscipline problem in school is the -
(A) joint responsibility of teachers.
(B) responsibility of class-room teacher.
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91. For the success of a school, what is the most important component?
(A) Environment of the school (B) Physical facilities of the school
(C) Beautification of the school (D) Enrolment of the students
92. When should parents be invited in school in some emergency situation?
(A) Some emergency situation (B) In an annual function in school
(C) To encourage them to donate fund (D) To take important suggestion about school
93. A teacher can maintain good relations with students by -
(A) completing syllabus in time. (B) not discriminating on the basis of caste.
(C) treating with love and dignity. (D) maintaining distance with students.
94. If a student of your class is weak in all subjects, then what will you do?
(A) I will try to know the causes of his weakness.
(B) I will try to find out his areas of interest.
(C) I will discuss with him about his fields of interest and give him opportunity to grow in those
fields.
(D) I will not care about him.
95. What is essential for the development of the personality of your students?
(A) They should always remain present in their class.
(B) They should play with full confidence in playground.
(C) They should not waste their time in extra co-curricular activities of the school.
(D) They should always participate in all curricular and co-curricular activities of the school
up to their optimum satisfaction level.
96. During parent-teacher meeting, what will be your preference?
(A) To acquaint parents with problems of their wards.
(B) Make parents aware about the role of both parents and teachers in wholesome development
of the student.
(C) Invite feedback from the parents.
(D) Give priority to parents of intelligent students.
97. An effective teacher is one -
(A) who always pays attention to students in class.
(B) who always takes classes regularly.
(C) whose students are always curious to attend the class.
(D) who teaches with his permanently prepared notes.
98. The most appropriate meaning of learning is -
(A) Modification of the behaviour of learner
(B) Social awareness
(C) Preparing learner for getting employment
(D) Individual adjustment of learner
99. The most important factor of the success of any teacher in the class may be -
(A) his acceptance among students.
(B) his ability in handling the class.
(C) his competence towards understanding feelings of the students and command over the
subject matter.
(D) his authoritarian leadership.
100. Which of the following trait is most essential in the personality of the teacher?
(A) Attractive physique
(B) Command over the voice
(C) Understanding of students and subject matter
(D) Skill of presenting the subject knowledge at the satisfaction level of all students of the class

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101. When did the Rajasthan Land Reforms and Resumption of Jagirs Act come into force?
(A) 1952 (B) 1956 (C) 1959 (D) 1960
102. Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched?
(A) Inscription of Sunda Mountain - 1262 A.D. (B) Inscription of Chirwa - 1273 A.D.
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(A) Amrita Devi (B) Ruma Devi (C) Jhamku Devi (D) Anjana Devi
106. Who among the following Pedhi maintains the Dilwara Jain temple, Mount Abu?
(A) Shri Bhandasar Pedhi (B) Shri Sanwaliyaji Pedhi

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(II) It was not continuing in 1967, 1977, 1980 and 1992 due to the President Rule.
(A) Both (I) and (II) are true (B) Both (I) and (II) are false
(C) (I) is true but (II) is false (D) (I) is false but (II) is true
108. In which district of Rajasthan, the ‘Bassi Wildlife Sanctuary’ is situated?
(A) Dudu (B) Jaipur (C) Chittorgarh (D) Bhilwara

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111. Consider the following United Nation’s Summits on environmental issues -
(I) One Planet Summit (II) First Earth Summit
(III) Millennium Summit (IV) First Stockholm Conference on Human Environment
Arrange the above Summits in chronological order -
(A) (I), (II), (III), (IV) (B) (IV), (II), (III), (I)
(C) (II), (III), (IV), (I) (D) (III), (II), (I), (IV)

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112. Match List-I with List-II and give the correct answer with the help of the code given below –
List-I List-II
(i) Troposphere (a) Radio Communication
(ii) Stratosphere (b) Hydrogen Swims
(iii) Thermosphere (c) Ozone Gas Layer
(iv) Exosphere (d) Weather Occurs
(A) (i)-(d), (ii)-(c), (iii)-(b), (iv)-(a) (B) (i)-(d), (ii)-(c), (iii)-(a), (iv)-(b)
(C) (i)-(c), (ii)-(d), (iii)-(a), (iv)-(b) (D) (i)-(b), (ii)- (a), (iii)-(d), (iv)-(c)
113. Which one of the following states is not a part of the Aravalli Mountain Range?
(A) Haryana (B) Gujarat (C) Uttar Pradesh (D) Rajasthan
114. Among the following lakes, which one is a salt water lake?
(A) Bhimtal (B) Loktak (C) Barapani (D) Sambhar
115. In the verdict of which one of the following cases, the Supreme Court has categorically laid down
that no development project can receive post-facto environmental clearances?
(A) Vanashakti V. Union of India (B) T.N. Godavarman Thirumulpad V. Union of India
(C) M.C. Mehta V. Union of India (D) Ganga Lalwani V. Union of India
116. ‘Sameer’ is an App that provides hourly updates on the following -
(A) Local Weather Forecast (B) Sound Pollution Index
(C) Oceanic Water Quality Index (D) National Air Quality Index
117. Who are eligible to join the International Solar Alliance?
(A) All Kyoto Protocol Signatory States (B) All the United Nations’ Member States
(C) All the Small Island Developing States (D) All the Equatorial States
118. Which is the first Biosphere Reserve of India?
(A) Nilgiri (B) Nanda Devi (C) Sundarban (D) Gulf of Mannar
119. Where is Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park situated?
(A) Chikmanglur (B) Wandoor (C) Puri (D) Dandi Kutir
120. Which satellite system is mainly used for disaster management support in India?
(A) NavIC (B) AstroSat (C) RISAT (D) INSAT
121. GEO-7 report by UNEP was released in which year?
(A) 2023 (B) 2024 (C) 2025 (D) 2026
122. When was the National Green Tribunal established?
(A) 2010 (B) 2015 (C) 2017 (D) 2018
123. Which Ministry has developed PARIVESH 2.0?
(A) Ministry of Education (B) Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
(C) Ministry of Culture (D) Ministry of External Affairs
124. In the ranking of happiness (2023-2025), which country is ranked first in the World Happiness
Report, 2026?
(A) Norway (B) Sweden (C) Finland (D) Iceland
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125. Where was the 14 Ministerial Conference (MC14) of the World Trade Organization organised from
26th to 30th March, 2026?
(A) Kenya (B) Morocco (C) Cameroon (D) South Africa

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127. Who are the mascots of the Census 2027?
(A) Unnati - Shakti (B) Samriddhi - Vishwas
(C) Sanskriti - Virasat (D) Pragati - Vikas
128. Who is the developer of India’s first indigenous human spaceflight program, the “Gaganyaan

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130. Who was awarded the highest Gallantry Award - Ashok Chakra on the Republic Day, 2026?
(A) Arshdeep Singh (B) Shubhanshu Shukla
(C) Doleshwar Subba (D) Anshul Baltoo
131. By defeating which of the following team, India reached in the final of the South Asian Football
Federation U-20 Championship, 2026?
(A) Bangladesh (B) Bhutan (C) Maldives (D) Pakistan
132. Which of the following literary work is awarded by the Sahitya Akademi Award-2025?

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(C) Operation Enduring Freedom
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(D) Operation Roaring Lion
134. Which of the following is not correctly matched?
Dance Region
(A) Bharatnatyam Tamil Nadu
(B) Kathakali Kerala
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(C) Amritsar Session of 1919
(B) Nagpur Session of 1920
(D) Bombay Session of 1918
137. Which of the following pair is not correctly matched?
(A) Ban on Sati Pratha - 1829
(B) Act passed in the support of Widow Marriage - 1856
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138. Who among the following established the ‘Asiatic Society of Bengal’?
(A) Warren Hastings (B) William Jones (C) Lord Macaulay (D) Lord Canning
139. Identify the incorrect pair of center of 1857 Revolt and its major leader -
(A) Kanpur - Nana Sahib (B) Lucknow - Hazrat Mahal
(C) Faizabad - Maulavi Ahmadullah (D) Arrah – Bakht Khan
140. Who among the following Governor Generals of Bengal/India, was the propounder of the system of
‘Subsidiary Alliances’?
(A) Lord Cornwallis (B) Lord Wellesley
(C) Lord Francis Hastings (D) Lord William Bentick
141. Who was appointed for administration of justice by Ashok, the Mauryan Emperor?
(A) Mahamatra (B) Rajjuk (C) Teerth (D) Sannidhata
142. Identify the sea-coastal city of Harappan culture -
(A) Banawali (B) Surkotada (C) Chanhudaro (D) Rojdi
143. Who led the Civil Disobedience Movement in India’s northwestern border region?
(A) Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan (B) Raja Mahendra Pratap
(C) Sarojini Naidu (D) Womesh Chandra Banerjee
144. With reference to Sridhar Makam Krishnamurthy, consider the following statements -
(1) He was awarded Padma Shri in 2024.
(2) He is associated with education policy and reforms.
(3) He has contributed to defence technology in India.
Which of the statement/s given above is/are correct?
(A) Only (1) and (2) (B) Only (2) and (3) (C) Only (1) (D) (1), (2) and (3)
145. Which of the following statement is not true regarding Dr. Bhupen Hazarika?
(A) Year 2026 is his birth-centenary year.
(B) He is also known as the ‘Bard of Brahmaputra’.
(C) He was awarded Bharat Ratna in 2012.
(D) He is popularly known as ‘Sudhakantha’.
146. Who was Anjana Devi Choudhary?
(A) Environmental activist (B) Famous poet
(C) Non-violent freedom fighter (D) Radical feminist
147. Which among the following book was not authored by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar?
(A) Who were the Shudras? (B) Riddles in Hinduism
(C) Waiting for a Visa (D) Gulamgiri
148. Who among the following is not associated with the ‘Bengal School of Painting’?
(A) Nandalal Bose (B) Abanindranath Tagore
(C) Raja Ravi Verma (D) Binod Behari Mukherjee
149. Kalidas was one of the Navaratanas (Nine Gems) of which ruler?
(A) Samudragupta (B) Ashoka (C) Chandragupta II (D) Skandgupta
150. During imprisonment in which fort, Jawahar Lal Nehru wrote ‘The Discovery of India’?
(A) Ahmednagar (B) Allahabad (C) Poona (D) Raigarh

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Direction : (Q. No. 151 to 155) - Read the passage and answer the questions given below -
Regular physical activity provides numerous health benefits, from leaner bodies and lower blood pressure
to improved mental health and cognitive functioning. As the school physical programme promotes physical
activity and can teach skills as well as form or change behaviour, it holds an important key to influencing health
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(A) it should be made compulsory in schools.
(B) existing programme should be changed.
(C) a committee should be set up in schools.
(D) the programme should be reoriented and implemented.
153. According to Americans, health education is more important than teaching -
(A) Social Science (B) Natural Science (C) Any Subject (D) History
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156. Complete the sentence with the correct option -
“The wounded soldier fell ......................................... the ditch.”
(A) in (B) at (C) into (D) within
157. Ram agreed to .......................................... my orders.
(A) carry away (B) carry on (C) carry out (D) carry off
158. You are unable to .............................................. the meaning of this passage.
(A) make off (B) make out (C) make over (D) make up
159. Rohit as well as my sister ..................................... in college now.

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(A) was (B) were (C) being (D) been
163. Fill in the blank with appropriate modal -
What is the point in crying over the spilt milk? You ........................... have listened to us earlier.
(A) would (B) should (C) can (D) must
164. Choose the correct option -
She hasn’t come yet, ..............................?
(A) has she (B) had she (C) hasn’t she (D) isn’t she
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166. “Have you submitted your report yet?” Change into indirect speech.
(A) She asked him if he had submitted his report till then.
(B) She asked him whether he has submitted his report yet.
(C) She asked him if he was submitted the report till now.
(D) She asked to submit his report now.
167. “He liked my suggestion.” Change into a complex sentence.
(A) It was what he liked. (B) He liked what I suggested.
(C) My suggestion was he liked. (D) He liked me and suggested.
168. Choose the correct option for the sentence -
“Handwriting that cannot be read.”
(A) Ineligible (B) Illegitimate (C) Unedited (D) Illegible
169. Choose the correct option for the sentence -
“A person who hates women.”
(A) Intolerant (B) Misogynist (C) Bigamist (D) Gullible
170. The prisoner was released on .................................. for good behaviour.
(A) parole (B) probation (C) bail (D) guarantee
171. Had you worked hard, you......................................passed.
(A) would (B) will (C) would have (D) will have
172. The bridal .............................was fringed with lace.
(A) vale (B) veil (C) wail (D) well
173. Select the option that contains no spelling error -
(A) The conversation mieandered on for hour after the meeting was over.
(B) The conversation meendered in for hours after the meeting was over.
(C) The conversation meindered in for hours after the meeting was over.
(D) The conversation meandered on for hours after the meeting was over.
174. Complete the sentence with the correct option -
He must do it ................................. he likes it ................................ not.
(A) whether, or (B) rather, than (C) so, that (D) hardly, when
175. Fill in the blank with the correct option -
We stayed .............................. days in Jaipur and visited Hawa Mahal.
(A) few (B) a little (C) a few (D) little
176. Choose the word with correct spelling -
(A) Pnemonia (B) Pneumonia (C) Nemonia (D) Penomonia
177. Identify the correct sequence of the sentence -
(P) you (Q) to stay (R) I (S) would like
(A) S P Q R (B) Q R P S (C) S R Q P (D) RSPQ
178. I heard my name called. In this sentence, ‘called’ is -
(A) Noun (B) Past Participle (C) Subject (D) Object
179. Choose the correct option to complete the sentence -
.......................... what I know .................. him, I hesitate to trust him.
(A) By, from (B) At, of (C) From, from (D) From, of
180. Complete the sentence with a suitable answer -
You don’t recognise me, ..................................
(A) could you? (B) do you? (C) must you? (D) did you?
181. Fill in the blank with the correct preposition -
The driver jumped .................................. the car.
(A) of (B) at (C) in (D) off
182. Identify the tense used in the following sentence -
He has been sleeping for five hours.
(A) Present Perfect Continuous (B) Present Continuous
(C) Present Simple (D) Present Perfect
183. Fill in the blank with the correct phrasal verb -
He does not ...................................... with my brother.
(A) find out (B) keep on (C) look after (D) get along
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(A) She will rather be quiet than answer back rudely.
(B) She would rather be quiet than answer back rudely.
(C) She would rather be quiet then answer back rudely.
(D) She will rather be quiet then answer back rudely.
185. It ........................ rain later so take an umbrella.
(A) can (B) would (C) should (D) might
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189. Choose the correct passive form -
They are demolishing the entire block.
(A) The entire block was being demolished. (B) The entire block has been demolished.
(C) The entire block was been demolished. (D) The entire block is being demolished.
190. Identify the correct order of the sentence -
(p) round his grave (q) and myrtles (r) he is buried (s) near Rome (t) grow
The correct sequence is -
(A) pqrst (B) qtrsp (C) rsqpt (D) rsqtp
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(B) The policeman asked if any of us had actually seen the accident happen.
(C) The policeman asked if any of us actually saw the accident happen.
(D) The policeman said if any of us had actually seen the accident happen.
193. Identify the correctly spelt word -
(A) Abismal (B) Ebysmal (C) Abysmal (D) Abysmel
194. Choose the correct phrasal verb -
A huge crowd .......................... to see the international football match.
(A) turned up (B) was present (C) turned over (D) came
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One who is an associate in crime.
(A) Co-partner (B) Criminal (C) Accomplice (D) Partner-in-crime
198. Write one word for -
One who is devoid of kind feelings and sympathy.
(A) Cruel (B) Ruthless (C) Callous (D) Indifferent
199. Mark synonym of the word ‘Vigorous’ -
(A) Clever (B) Cool (C) Energetic (D) Sharp
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151. 'kq) okD; gS &
(A) ;g fo"k; vR;ar dBksj gSA (B) os viuk Hkkoh thou ;gha fcrk,¡xAs
(C) og vkjksX; gks x;kA (D) ogk¡ vikj tulewg meM+ iM+kA
152. mfR{kIr O;atu dk mnkgj.k gS &
(A) {k (B) <+ (C) "k (D) y
153. eqgkojs vkSj mlds vFkZ dh n`f"V ls lgh fodYi ugha gS &
(A) Xkky ctkuk & vfHkeku izdV djuk (B) xqM+ xkscj djuk & cuk dke fcxkM+uk
(C) xk<+s dh dekbZ gksuk & cgqr ykHk gksuk (D) xq.k ekuuk & ÑrK gksuk
154. ;ksx:<+ 'kCn gS &
(A) xtkuu (B) Ñ".kkiZ.k (C) jktekrk (D) jk"Vªifr
155. rRle 'kCn gS &
(A) eksrh (B) ijNkabZ (C) ;’kksnk (D) tusÅ
156. mnwZ milxZ ds ;ksx ls cuk 'kCn ugha gS &
(A) uknku (B) xSj gkft+j (C) det+ksj (D) fudEek
157. izR;; vkSj 'kCn dh n`f"V ls lgh fodYi ugha gS &
(A) u & mM+ku (B) vkoV & fy[kkoV (C) uk & fy[kuk (D) vuh; & iwtuh;
158. lekgkj }a} lekl dk mnkgj.k gS &
(A) lR;klR; (B) Hkwy & pwd (C) yksVk & Mksj (D) jk/kk & Ñ".k
159. ^ns’kHkfDr^ esa dkSulk lekl gS\
(A) dj.k rRiq#"k (B) deZ rRiq#"k (C) laiznku rRiq#"k (D) lac/a k rRiq#"k
160. fuEufyf[kr esa ls ^cqf)^ dk i;kZ; gS &
(A) |qfr (B) piyk (C) eR;Z (D) izKk
161. ^p^ oxZ ds O;atu dk mPpkj.k LFkku gS &
(A) daB (B) ew/kkZ (C) nar (D) rkyq
162. vusd 'kCnksa ¼ijca/kksa ;k okD;ka’kksa½ ds LFkku ij ,d 'kCn dk lgh iz;ksx ugha gqvk gS &
(A) lsuk dk og Hkkx tks lcls vkxs jgrk gS & gjkoy
(B) tks viuh iRuh ds lkFk gks & liRuhd
(C) fdlh ckr ds eeZ ¼xw<+ jgL;½ dks tkuus okyk & eqeq{kq
(D) jkf= esa fopj.k djus okyk & fu’kkpj
163. fuEukafdr esa vlaxr dkjd & fpUg gS &
(A) Lkaiznku % dks] ds fy, (B) lac/a k % dk] ds] dh
(C) deZ % us (D) vf/kdj.k % es]a ij
164. ^lagkj^ 'kCn esa milxZ gS &
(A) l (B) le~ (C) l% (D) lag

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(A) eqe"w kZ] 'kqJ"w kk] }kjdk] egkRE; (B) eweq"kZ] lqJ"w kk] }kjdk] egkRE;
(C) eweq"kZ] Jw’kq"kk] }kfjdk] egkrE; (D) eqeq"kZ] 'kwJq"kk] }kfjdk] egkrE;
166. foHkfDr ;qDr 'kCn dgykrk gS &
(A) okD; (B) o.kZ (C) in (D) vuqPNsn

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167. ^egf"kZ^ 'kCn esa dkSulh laf/k gS\
(A) nh?kZ laf/k
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c ;okph gS\ (C) v;kfn laf/k (D) xq.k laf/k
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(A) g; a
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(B) 'kf’k (C) fo"kkn (D) Ñik.k
169. ^nsO;iZ.k^a'kCn dk lgh laf/k&foPNsn gS &
(A) nso $ viZ.k (B) nsoh $ viZ.k (C) nsO; $ viZ.k (D) nsok $ viZ.k
170. ^tks ekik u tk lds^ okD;ka’k ds fy, mi;qDr ,d 'kCn gS &
(A) vifjfer (B) vukxr (C) vizR;kf’kr (D) vlaHko
171. Hkk"kk dh lcls NksVh bdkbZ gS &

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(A) Loj (B) O;atu (C) 'kCn (D) /ofu
172. fuEu esa v)ZLoj gS &
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(A) j (B) y (D) e
173. fuEu esa vYiizk.k O;atu gS &
a g
(A) [k (B) <+ (C) Hk (D) ;
174. fuEu esa 'kq) orZuh gS &
(A) :bZ (B) xq: (C) #Buk (D) o/kw
175. ^xk¡/kh Hkkjr ds bfrgkl esa vej gSAa ^ js[kkafdr in esa laKk izdkj gS &
(A) tkfrokpd (B) O;fDrokpd (C) Hkkookpd (D) dksbZ ugha

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(D)

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(A) uke /kkrq (B) vuqdj.kkRed (D) foijhrkFkZd

(A) dr`Z okP; Hkko okP; (B)
(C) deZ okP; (D) mi;ZqDr esa ls dksbZ ugha
179. ^^peM+h pyh tk, ij neM+h u tk,^^ okD; esa leqPp;cks/kd Hksn gS &
(A) la;kstd (B) fo;kstd (C) fojks/kn’kZd (D) ifj.kken’kZd

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180. ^vkneh^] ^pkdw^] ^ckx^] ^xqykc^ vkfn 'kCn fdl fons’kh Hkk"kk ls fgUnh esa vk,\
(A) vjch (B) rqdhZ (C) Q+kjlh (D) iksrqZxht
181. fuEu esa Loj lfU/k ;qDr 'kCn ugha gS &
(A) nso $ bUnz ¾ nsoUs nz (B) lnk $ ,o ¾ lnSo
(C) vfHk $ lsd ¾ vfHk"ksd (D) vuq $ br ¾ vfUor
182. ^rRiq#"k^ lekl ;qDr 'kCn ugha gS &
(A) tUeka/k (B) ns'k HkfDr (C) ijk/khu (D) ';ke lqn
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183. fuEu esa lekl ds folaxr mnkgj.k gSa &
(A) izfrfnu % vO;;hHkko (B) xzkeokl % rRiq#"k
(C) ihrkacj % deZ/kkj; (D) pgkj nhokjh % cgqozhfg
184. fuEu esa feJ okD; dk mnkgj.k gS &
(A) eSa vkxs c<+ x;k vkSj og ihNs jg x;kA
(B) tgk¡ lqefr rg¡ laifr ukukA
(C) ejrk D;k ugha djrkA
(D) eq>s mu yksxksa dk Hksn ysuk Fkk] lks eSa ogk¡ Bgj dj mudh ckrsa lquus yxkA
185. fuEu esa izR;; ;qDr 'kCn ugha gS &
(A) Hkk"k.k (B) iqdkj (C) c<+kok (D) mn~;ksx
186. fuEu esa folaxr foijhrkFkhZ 'kCn & lewg gS &
(A) varjax & cfgjax (B) lw{e & LFkwy (C) Lkkfe"k & fujkfe"k (D) lewy & vkewy
187. fuEu 'kCnksa dks 'kCndks’k esa Øe ls la;ksftr djsa &
1- Økafr 2- {ks= 3- Ñ".k 4- d¡xuk
(A) 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 (B) 1 - 4 - 3 - 2 (C) 4 - 1 - 2 - 3 (D) 3 - 4 - 1 - 2
188. fuEu esa v’kq) rRle & rn~Hko ;qXe gS &
(A) udqy & usoyk (B) tkekrk & nkekn (C) okeu & ckSuk (D) oØ & cxqyk
189. ^vk¡[k j[kuk^ eqgkojs dk vFkZ gS &
(A) I;kj djuk (B) bT+tr cpkuk (C) 'keZ vk tkuk (D) fuxjkuh djuk
190. ^iSj ls ysdj flj rd^ okD;ka’k ds fy, ,d 'kCn iz;Dq r gksxk &
(A) likn (B) fljksik (C) vkikneLrd (D) f'kjks/kk;Z
191. *nw/k ls ngh curk gSA* bl okD; esa dkjd gS &
(A) dj.k (B) viknku (C) vf/kdj.k (D) lEiznku
192. fojke fpà dh n`f"V ls 'kq) okD; gS &
(A) okg! fdruk lqUnj n`’; gSA (B) okg] fdruk lqUnj n`’; gSA
(C) okg! fdruk lqUnj n`’; gS\ (D) okg( fdruk lqUnj n`’; gS %&

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(A) d{kk esa dksbZ yxHkx ipkl fo|kFkhZ vk,s FksA (B) mlus viuh ckr lizek.k lfgr dghA
(C) mlus ?kj ds vUnj izo’s k fd;kA (D) eq>s dsoy rhl #i, pkfg,A
194. rRle ls rn~Hko 'kCn dh n`f"V ls lgh fodYi gS &
(A) vknzd Z & vnjd (B) dw"ek.M & dqEgkj
(C) poZ.k & puk (D) pØokd & pDdk

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(A) d vkSj x
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ovuqPNsn dk v/;;u dj iwNs x, iz’uksa ds lokZf/kd mi;qDr mÙkj nhft, & em
(B) j vkSj B (C) y vkSj l (D) p vkSj N
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Hkk"kk ,slh m .c s ls
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lEiUu gksA bls dk;Z ds fy, gksf’k;kjh ls pqus gq, 'kCnksa dh vko’;drk gSA eSa ugha tkurk gw¡ fdg gksf’k;kjh
gksuh pkfg, tks ljy gks vkSj Hkkoksa dks fcydqy Bhd&Bhd vfHkO;Dr djus dh {kerk
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ls 'kCn pqguluk fdls dgrs gSAa 'kCndks’k esa rks 'kCn gh 'kCn Hkjs gksrs gS]a ij eSa yk[k gksf’k;kjhaHkh cjrw¡ rks
muesa lsa D;k vius fy, dksbZ 'kCn pqu ldrk gw¡\ eSa le>rk gw¡ fd 'kCn gksf’k;kjh ls ugha pquk tkrk]
varLlaKk mls vki pqu ysrh gS & eu ds Hkhrj ds 'kCndks’k esa lsA eq>s yxrk gS fd tc eu esa dksbZ Hkko
mBrk gS rks vius lkFk vfHkO;fDr dh laKk Hkh fy, jgrk gS tks Li"V gqbZ rks 'kCn >V fey tkrk gS vkSj
vLi"V ;k /kwfey & lh gqbZ rks l`tu dh ml izfØ;k esa ,d ds ckn nwljk 'kCn mifLFkr pqukSrh dk lkeuk
djus ds fy, eu dh xgjkb;ksa esa ls mBdj Åij vk tkrk gS & oSls gh tSls lhrk & Lo;aoj esa ,d ds ckn
nwljk ohj ml /kuq"k dh izR;apk p<+kus ds fy, vk;k Fkk vkSj viuk lk eq¡g ysdj pyk x;k FkkA tc Bhd &
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Bhd 'kCn fey tkrk gS rc ltZd eu ije lq[k ls mlds xys esa ojekyk Mky nsrk gS] oSls gh tSls lhrkth
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us Hkxoku~ jkepanzth ds xys esa ojekyk Mky nh FkhA esjs fy, vfHkO;fDr ,slk gh ,d Lo;aoj gSA
bl x|ka’k esa ys[kd us eq[; :i ls &
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(A) lhrk Lo;aoj dk fp=.k fd;k gSA
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(B) Hkk"kk foKku dh O;k[;k dh xbZ gSA
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(C) vfHkO;fDr dh izfØ;k vkSj lgt 'kCn iz;ksx ij cy fn;k gSA
(D) lekt dh eukso`fÙk crkbZ gSA
197. ^varLlaKk^ dk vfHkizk; gS &
(A) eu dh ckr (B) vkarfjd psruk (C) vafre 'kCn (D) laKk dk Hksn
198. vfHkO;fDr dks Lo;aoj dgus dk rkRi;Z gS] mlesa &
(A) izn'kZu dh Hkkouk gksrh gSA

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(B) lkoZtfud lg;ksx gksrk gSA

o m (C) ys[kd dh fo}rk izdV gksrh gSA
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(D) mfpr 'kCn dks Lo;a [kkst ysus dh {kerk gksrh gSA

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lai.w kZ x|ka’k dk dsUnzh; Hkko gS &
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199.

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(A) lkfgR; dk egRo izfrikfnr djuk

a (B) lkfgR; ds fuekZ.k esa peRdkjiw.kZ Hkk"kk ds ;ksxnku dks fpf=r djuk
(C) lkfgR; vkSj lkekU; vfHkO;fDr esa lgt] Lor% LQwrZ 'kCnksa dk iz;ksx Js;l gSA
(D) buesa ls dqN ugha
200. ^vfHkO;fDr^ gsrq vko’;d gS &
(A) 'kCndks’k dk Kku (B) gksf'k;kjh
(C) lHkh fo"k;ksa dk Kku (D) Hkhrj ls fudys lgt ljy 'kCn

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