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PART_1 young men has been devoted to producing a t)?e of
character capable of fearlessness in battle. But moral
(English Language Comprehension)
courage and intellectual courage have been much
Directiors Q. No. 1 to 5 : Read the following less studied. They also, however, have their technique.
passage carefully and choose the best answer out of Admit to yourself every day at.least one painful
rhe four altematives. Cenain words are given in tru1h, you will find it quite useful. Teach yourself to
bold to help you to locate them while arswering feel that life would still be worth living even ifyou
someoltle questions. were not, as of cowse you are, immeasurably superior
!Thei'appy man is the man who lives objectively, to all yow friends in virtue and in intelligence
Exercises of this sort prolonged through several
who has free affections and wide interests, who years will at last enable you to admit facts without
secures his happiness thrcugh these interests and
flinching and will, in so doing, free you from the
affections and through the fact tlat they in turn make
empire of fear over a very large field-
him an object of interest and a{fection to many others
To be the recipient of aflection is a porcnt cause o[ 1.
Which of the following statements is SIMILAR
happiness, but the man who demands affection is in meaning to the wod 'flinching' as used in
not the man upon whom it is bestowed. The man the passage ?
who receives a.ffection is, speaking broadly, the man
who gives it. But it is useless to attempl to give ir (A) explaining
as a calculation, in tlre way in which one might lend (B) wincing
money at interest, for a calculated affection is not
senuine and is not felt to be so by the recipient' (C) convincing
What then can a man do who is unhappy because he (D) providing
is encased in self ? So long as he continues to think
about the causes of his unhappiness, he oontinues to 2. If a man is suffedng ftom a sense of sin :

be self-centered and theiefore does not get outside (A) he shottld admit his sin at once
it. lt must be by genuine interest, not by simulated
interests adopted merely as a medicine Although (B) he should develop an intemal focus oI
this difficulty is real, there is nevertheless much that conhol
he can do ifhe bas rightly diagnosed his trouble lf
(C) he should consciously realize that he has
for example, his trouble is due to a sense of sin, no reason to feel sinful
conscious or unconscious, he can first persuade his
conscious mind that he has no reason to feel sinirl, (D) he should invite opinion of others
and then proceed, to plant this rational conviction in
his unconscious mind, conceming himself meanwhile
3. What should a man do who is suffering fron
with some more or less neutral activity lfhe succeeds the feeling of self-PitY ?
in dispellilg the sense of sin, it is possible that (A) He should persuade himselfthat everythinl
seouine obiective interests witl atise spontaneously' is alright in his circumstanaes
if ttir ttoutt. is self-pity, he can dea! witb ir in the
same manner alter fust persuading himself that there (B) He should seek affection from others'
is nothing extraordinarily unfotunate in his (C) He should consult an expert to diagnos
circumstances. If fear is his trouble, let him practice his trouble
exercises designed to give courage Couage has
been recognizf,d ftom time immemodal as an importrant (D) He should control his passions and emotron
vitue, and a great palt of the training of boys and
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the context of the passage ? road.
(A) AJI passions s(em from unhappiness. (A) a
(B) Any virtue has a dark side also. (B) the
(C) The happy man lives subjectively. (C) an
(D) None of the above
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(D) He takes affection for gnnted from others.
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Directiors Q. No. 6 to 20 : Choose the conect
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(B) likes
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(B) the (A) is waiting
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to 25 : Select the wotd with
in Delhi University Directions Q' No' 21
15. At Present, he ---
same meamng.
(A) work
(B) works 21. Ptagmatlc :
(C) worked (A) optimistic
(D) is working (B) vague
definite articles ?
16. Which of these belong to (C) idealistic
(A) the
(D) indefinite
(B) a and the
(c) an and the 22. Augusl i
(D) a and an (A) common
indefinite articles ?
17. Whrch of these belong to (B) ridiculous
(A) a
(c) PeW
(B) a and an
(C) an and the (D) dignifi€d
(D) a and the 23. CorresPondence :
18. Don't forget to give me a call
whenyou __- (A) letters
(go) to the club'
(A) eo (B) documenrs
(B) wen (C) contracts
(C) sone (D) ageements
(D) have gone
(be) to Poft Blair to 24. GratiS
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visit Cellulat Latt (A) PacifY
(A) be (B) ldulge
(B) been
(C) Fffik
(C) beiog
(D) ApFeciate
(D) had been
,n Mv falher scolded me because Inisht
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it wai raining heavill
(A) ddvins lRl collaDse
(B) drive (C) Disgrace
(C) drove (D) D€cline
(D) driven 'r
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as Directions Q. No. 26 to 30 : The following questions
are written in a random way. You have to aFange ag
29. P Victoria Memorial
jumble sentences into a meaningful paragraph by Q. represents a unique combination of
reananging these parts which are labeled B Q, R
and S to produce the co[ect sentences.
R. classical European axchitectue and Mughal
motifs
26. P was designed by the British architect George
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(D) QSPR Q. women who were content being housewives
27. P by an emperor named Shah Jahan R. about spending their time cooking
Q. the Taj Mahal is a S. now sound apologetic
R. in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal The proper sequence should be :

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Q. we leam to appr€ciate the good points of Directions Q. No. 3l to 60 ; Choose the right
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36 A sho'kee'er P-:Y::1:]::1'.:*:'-:.1:
ano seu' *''
Ravi r-::,il;:T.:; 'i; 10;hat
-'^ ^f 1 l for Rs
11 Rahul. Bindesb and is his gairloss
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*i,o 24' 30 and 10 our r\e" _
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'" work together
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;^ orthe work
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days is the

(A) 10 days (C) 56% loss
(D)
t-"J" 69%
gain
(B) 1l daYs to that of
age of father
(C) i2 days :r',"'I ,",.-^"t*"
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l0 vears thelr ages will
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son is 7:2. ^a-.
(D) 13 days .'uj.."""rrt ag" of rhe fathet
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11 Aiav completes a or 21 o-*
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is:
(A) 25 Years
and second
half at
in Km (B) 30 Yeals
the total ioulney

(A) 224 krn (C) 35 Years
(B) 230 krn (D) 40 years
(c) 234km
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(A) 45 kn/hr (B) 25s
G) 48 kdhr (c) 250
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(c) 4400 (D) 45
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40. The sum of 2 rumbers is 36 and their product 44. If the length is increased by 25%, by what
is 248. What will be the sum of their percent the \eidth of a rectangle should be
reciprocals ? decreased so as to keep the area same ?

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(A) 65 g
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(B) 75 (C) Einstein
(c) 80 (D) Archimedes
(D) 85 46. A problem in mathematics is given to three
students A, B and C. If the probability of A
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(c) 30 4j. Ashok has two newly launched phones A and
(D) 33 B in his shop. The probability that phone A has
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48. There are 6 multiple choice questions in an 52. If (a + b; - -1,
-6 uz + b' = 25, then frnd tie
examination. How many sequences of answers value of (a b)'?. -
are possible, if the first three questions have
4 choices each and the next thtee have 2 each ? (A) 36
(A) 500 (B) 4e
(B) 510 (c) 82
(c) 512 (D) 66
(D) sl4
53. If a, b and c are numbers that satisly th(
49. If (3x - Y) : (x + 5Y) = 5:7, then the value colditions :
oiG-v)i' a+ b + c = 20 and a, + b? + c'? + 200
(A) 3:1
Then, what is the value of (a + b)'z + (a + c)
(B) 1:3 +(b+c),?
(C) 2:3 ()420
(D) 3:2 (B) 600
50. The larg€st sphere is carved out from a cube (c)'720
of.side 2 1 cm, the volume of the remaining paxt (D) 800
ls:
54. If a, b, c are real numbers such that a + bd
(A) 4410 cml c = 0 and a'?+ b'?+ c'?= I then 3a + 5b - 8(

(B) 4370 cml + 8a+ 3b + 5c2 + 5a* 8b + 3c'? is equal to

(C) 4770 cm3
(A) 4e
(B) 98
(D) 4120 cmr
(c) 294
51. Find the produat of two consecutive mrmbers
where four times the first number is more than (D) 147
the thrice the second number bY l0 : 55. Ifa+b+ c=0thena3+br+c3is:
(A) 156 (A) abc
(B) 210 (B) 2abc
(c) 182 (C) 3abc
(D) 306 (D) 4abc

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given 60. The number of padicipants in
year 2003 is :

table and choose the ight answers for
the below (A) 1640
given questions. (B) 1720
(c) 1830
(D) 2000
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year 2004
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given in capitai letters.
(A) 370
(B) 110 61. BENEVOLENT :
(c) 210 (A) Valid
(D) 480 (B) Kind
57. The ratio ofboys : girls for school B over the (C) Cruel

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nearlY : 63. ZENITH :
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65. ADVERSITY : 70. SALUTATION:
(A) Helplessness
(A) Attentior
48. The (B) Crises
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(C) Failure
(B) Creetings
are
4cl (D) Misfortune (C) Adieu

.(A Directions Q. No. 66 to 70 : In the following (D) Regards
questions, the first word is given in capital letters
(B Directions Q, No. 71 to 75 : Choose the correct
followed by four altemative words. Select ftom the
(c answer.
altematives the word that is most nearly opposite in
(r mearing to the word given in capital letters. 71. Ho\ry.many tdangles are there in the below
66. BARREN: given hgure ?
49. lf
ol (A) tuid

( (B) Wintry
(C) Fertile
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(D) Balmy
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67. CONSEQIJENTIAL : (A) 8
(A) Momentous (B) r6
50. (B) Paltry (c) 24
(C) Trivial (D) 32
(D) Scarty
72. How many rhombuses are there in tlle following
68. VERIFY :
figure ?
(A) Justiry
(B) Authenticate
(C) Retute
(D) Conoborate
5t 69. scARcE,
(A) Seldom (A) t2
(B) Rare (B) 16
(C) Har<tly (c) t4
(D) Abundant (D) l8

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Which nunber shor.rld replac.e the question mark ? Directions Q.
queslions, a series is given vdth one term missing'
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thal vr'ill complete the series.
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Directions Q. No.81to 85: ln each ofthe following 35. A is brother of B, C is a father of D, E is
questions, study the relatiorship mentioned between mother of B, A & D are brothers, then what is
the persons and then from the given options, select the relation of E with C ?
the right relationship as the answer.
(A) Sister
81. Raju introduces Sandeep, "He is the husband (B) Sister-in-law
ofthe ganddaughter ofthe father ofmy father."
How is Sandeep lelated to Raju ? (C) Niece
(A) Uncle (D) Wiib
(B) Brother-inJaw Directions Q. No. 86 to 90 : In the following
questions, a statement/group of stat€ments is given
(C) Co-brother
followed by some conclusions. Without resolving
(D) Brother anything yourself, choose the conclusion which
82. Introducing a man, Neha said "His mother is logically follows from the statement(s).
the only daughter of my mother" How is the 86. Statement-One must work hard to score well
man related to Neha ? in the examination.
(A) brother (A) Hard working person is a stupid pe$on.
(B) father (B) All those who work hard, never score good.
(C) son (C) Examination is not related with hard work.
(D) grandson (D) Without hard work one is bound to fail.
83. lfs mother is sister ofB and has a daughter C. 87. Statement-Ability is poor man's wealth.
How is A related to B ?
(A) A poor man can earn wealth if he has
(A) Fathef ability.
(B) Niece (B) A poor man is not always able.
(C) Daughter
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father of C, while E is D's son. What is the
88. Statement-All beggars are not poor.
relation of E to B ?
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Games ? (A) Rural.and Community Centric
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(D) Bear (A) Colombo
112. The g€c€ding govemrent agency of NITI Aayog : (B) Madrid
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