CMAT 2027 Sample Paper

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1. This paper contains 100 multiple-choice questions. All questions are compulsory.

2. Each question has four options — (A), (B), (C) and (D) — of which only one is correct.

3. Each correct answer carries 4 marks; 1 mark is deducted for each wrong answer.

4. Total time allowed is 180 minutes. Manage your time across all sections.

5. Use of calculators, mobile phones or any electronic device is not permitted.

6. Attempt the paper first, then check your answers against the Answer Key at the end.

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Attempt all questions. Choose the one correct option for each.

QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE & DI

1. The average age of three men is 50 years and their 2. Number of different categories of goods sold in the
ages are in the proportion 3:5:7. The age of the youngest city over the year (in thousand ) is as given under: In
man is:- which of the following years was the number of
refrigerators sold approximately 25% of the number of
(A) 40 years
cell phone sold?
(B) 30 years
(A) 2011
(C) 35 years
(B) 2012
(D) 50 years
(C) 2013

(D) 2014

3. If AB + C = D, find A and C given that when B = 6, D = 4. If a is between 0 and 1, which of the following
30 and when B = 8, D = 36. statements is (are) true? (i) a2-1>0 (ii) a2+1>0 (iii) a2
+a>0
(A) A = 2, C = 6

(B) A = 3, C = 12 (A) only (ii)

(C) A = 6, C = 3 (B) (i) & (ii)

(D) A = 4, C = 3 (C) (iii) only

(D) All three

5. Three wheels making 60, 36 and 24 revolutions in a 6. The area of a triangle metal plate with base 88 cm and
minute start with a certain point in their circumference altitude 64 cm is to be reduced to one-fourth of its
downwards. Find when they will again come together in original area by making a hole of circular shape at the
the same position. center. The radius of this hole will be:-

(A) 4 seconds (A) 24.8 cm

(B) 5 seconds (B) 28 cm

(C) 10 seconds (C) 56 cm

(D) Never (D) 4 √(42) cm

7. In a box, there are eight yellow and four black balls. If 8. Find the value of √2+√(3)2-√(3) Correct the three
three balls are drawn at random, what is the probability places of decimals.
that two are yellow and one black?
(A) 3.141
(A) 1/16 (B) 2.732
(B) 28/55 (C) 3.124
(C) 3/8 (D) 3.732
(D) 8 c /4 C
2 1

9. In how many years will Rs. 2 lakh double itself at 10. A boat covers 24 km upstream and 72 km
11.5% per annum simple interest? downstream in 8 hours, while it covers 48 km upstream
and 108 km downstream in 14 hours. Find the speed of
(A) Less than 8
the boat in still water and the speed of the stream
(B) Between 8 and 9
respectively.
(C) 9.3
(A) 12 km/h, 6 km/h
(D) 10.5
(B) 10 km/h, 5 km/h

(C) 10 km/h, 6 km/h

(D) 12 km/h, 5km/h

11. In how many different ways can 3 red balls, 2 blue 12. A shopkeeper sells rice at the cost price, but uses
balls and 4 yellow balls be arranged so that the balls of false weight. He gains 20% in this process. What weight
the same color come together? does he uses for one kilogram?

(A) 1742 (A) 733 (1)/(13) g

(B) 1732 (B) 750 g

(C) 1728 (C) 833 (1)/(3) g

(D) 1750 (D) 850 g

13. Three numbers X, Y and Z are in the ratio of 12:15: 14. From a jar of wine containing 32 litres, 4 litres is
25. If the sum of twice of these numbers is 614, the ratio drawn out, and the jar is filled up with water. If the same
between the difference of Y and X and the difference of Z proportion of wine is further drawn out two more times,
and Y is: what proportion of wine to water will be there in the
resulting mixture?
(A) 3:7

(B) 5:1 (A) 245:166

(C) 3:10 (B) 343:169

(D) 10:3 (C) 363:173

(D) 323:189

15. The following pie chart provides information about 16. Ankush and Babulal walk around circular track. They
the revenue share of six companies P, Q, R, S, T, U as a start at 9 a.m. from the same point in the opposite
percentage of the total car market (in Rs.) in the year directions. Ankush and Babulal walk at a speed of 3
2010. These are the only six companies producing car in rounds per hour and 5 rounds per hour respectively. How
the market. If the revenue share of company T increases many times shall they cross each other until 10.30 a.m.?
by 20% in the year 2011, then find the percentage
(A) 9
increase in the revenue share of these six companies in
(B) 10
the year 2011 assuming that all the other companies
except T generated the same revenue as they did in the (C) 12

year 2010. (D) 11

(A) 2.8%

(B) 2%

(C) 1.8%

(D) 2.6%

17. Below given is the Table showing Age-wise 18. The length of a room exceeds its breadth by 2
Ownership of mobiles:- If 1 crore mobiles were sold last meters. If the length be increased by 4 meters and the
year, how many LG sets were sold? breadth decreased by 2 meters, the area remains the
same. Find the surface area of its walls if the height is 3
(A) 10, 000
meters.
(B) 12,500
(A) 248 m2
(C) 15,000
(B) 424 m2
(D) Cannot be determined
(C) 112 m2

(D) 84 m2

19. A mixture of petrol and kerosene weighing 5 kg 20. A student who gets 20% marks fails by 20 marks, but
contains 5% kerosene. How much more kerosene another student who gets 36% marks gets 44 marks more
(approx.) must be added into it to make it 10%? than minimum passing marks. Find the maximum number
of marks and percentage necessary for passing.
(A) 250 gm

(B) 275 gm (A) 300, 20%

(C) 300 gm (B) 600, 20%

(D) 425 gm (C) 400, 25%

(D) 400, 20%

21. In a survey conducted among 120 houses, it was 22. Rakesh covers 12 km at 6 km/hr, 36 km at 9 km/hr
found that 50 read Times of India, 60 read Indian Express and then 32 km at 4 km/hr. Find the approximate average
and 48 read Hindustan Times; 20 read Times of India and speed in covering the whole distance.
Indian Express, 18 read Times of India and Hindustan
(A) 4.2 km/hr
Times and 24 read Indian Express and Hindustan Times. If
(B) 5.52 km/hr
10 read all three, how many read only one newspaper?
(C) 5.71 km/hr
(A) 50
(D) 5 km/hr
(B) 32

(C) 64

(D) 84

23. Find the value of a, if: modulus(2a-3)=3a+2 24. If (x + 4) is a factor of x3 + 2x2 + bx + 68, what is
the value of b?
(A) ⅕

(B) 0 (A) - 9

(C) -5 (B) 9

(D) -1/5 (C) 8

(D) -8

25. Rakesh can do a job an hour quicker than Prakash.
Working together, Rakesh, Prakash and Ashok can finish
the same job in an hour. Also, if Prakash works for an
hour, and then Ashok works for four hours, the job will be
completed. How many hours would Ashok take to
complete the job alone?

(A) 3

(B) 4

(C) 2.5

(D) 6

LOGICAL REASONING

26. Eight persons Jai, Kabir, Lakshaya, Mannu, Neetu, Om, Punita and Surbhi sit in two parallel rows with four seats in
each row facing each other. Jai and Kabir are not in the same row. Neetu sits to the immediate left of Lakshaya in the
same row but opposite to Om. Punita and Kabir have only two persons between them. Jai and Neetu have only one
person between them. Which of these pairs of persons can sit diagonally opposite each other?

(A) Surbhi and Mannu or Om and Punita

(B) Neetu and Jai or Jai and Lakshaya

(C) Jai and Kabir or Punita and Lakshaya

(D) Either ( a) or ( b)

27. Each of the three kids gets at least one color box out of 6 color boxes, at least one tiffin box out of 6 tiffin box and
at least one chocolate box out of 6 chocolate boxes so that the total number of the items that each of them gets is the
same. No one gets the same number of tiffin boxes, color boxes and chocolate boxes. Then which of the following can
be TRUE?

(A) Each Kid gets 2 tiffin boxes, 2 color boxes and 2 chocolate boxes.

(B) Each Kid gets 2 tiffin boxes and 2 color boxes.

(C) Each Kid gets 1 color box, 2 chocolate boxes and 3 tiffin boxes.

(D) The number of tiffin boxes, color boxes and chocolate boxes that each Kid gets is 1, 2 and 3 not necessarily in that order.

28. A tutor has 10 students – A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I and 29. Three girls K, L, M and three boys N, Z and P are
J- to form four groups for tutorials. No group can have sitting around a table facing inwards playing cards. K and
more than four students. No two groups can have the L do not sit next to each other. Z and P are opposite each
same number of students. C and G must be in the same other. M is sitting to the immediate right of P. If Kis not
group. A and F must be in the same group. I should be between Z and M, then N is not next to P. Which of the
alone and is in one group. B and E cannot be in the same following is not an arrangement in clockwise direction)
group. F and E must be in different groups. If A, D, F and satisfying the conditions given above?
J form a group, then the other two groups can be:-
(A) NK Z LMP
(A) C, G and B, E, H (B) PKN Z LM
(B) C, H, and B, E, G (C) LN Z KMP
(C) E, H and B, C, G (D) KMPNL Z
(D) None of these

30. P, Q, R, S, T and U are six members of a family. R is 31. If a + b means a is sister of b,a-b means a is brother
not the mother of Q but Q is the son of R. P and R are a of b,axb means a is daughter of b, a = b means a is
married couple. T is the brother of R. U is the brother of mother of b, Which of the following relationship shows
Q. S is the daughter of P. T is S 's _________. that p and rare wife and husband?

(A) Uncle (A) p፥qxr

(B) Mother (B) p-qxr

(C) Brother (C) p + qxr

(D) Father (D) p + q -r

32. Among the five numbers W, Y, C, D, M. W is greater
than C but less than M, whereas, Y is greater than D but
not less than M. Which of the following can be the
greatest of the five?

(A) D

(B) W

(C) C

(D) Y or M

33. A, B, C and D are four medical representatives of a company. Each of them must visit exactly two of the eight
cities- Delhi, Chennai , Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Mumbai, Lucknow and Patna – and each city is visited by only
one person. C does not visit Mumbai and Delhi, While D does not visit Kolkata and Hyderabad. B does not visit
Lucknow and Patna. Whereas A does not visit Bangalore and Chennai. Patna and Bangalore are visited neither by B
nor by C. If Delhi and Lucknow were visited by A, then which one of the following cities could B visit?

(A) Delhi

(B) Bangalore

(C) Lucknow

(D) Mumbai

34. A bookie has to inspect five horses A, B, C, D and E. If
he inspects B, he cannot inspect C immediately. If he
inspects A, he cannot go to E after that. Which of the
following can be the correct order of his inspection?

(A) A, B, C, D, E

(B) D, B, C, E, A

(C) D, C, B, A, E

(D) D, C, B, E, A

35. A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I are nine employees in a company, who go to meet two managers Ram and Deepak to
talk to them about their Paris project. Each manager has time for only three employees. D has a priority and must be
given preference by Ram or Deepak. F and B do not wish to go to the same manager. G goes to Ram only and H goes
to Deepak only. C comes back saying that neither of the two managers has time to see him. A does not go with F and I
does not go with E. B and I do not go together. If E, F and G go together and are seen by one of the managers, then
which manager sees whom, assuming that C has opted out of the talks?

(A) Deepak - D, I, H or D, B, H

(B) Deepak - D, E, H or D, B, H

(C) Ram - A, I, H or N, I, H

(D) Ram - D, I, H or A, I, H

36. A family of three generation comprises of seven members - A, B, C, D, E, F and G. There are two married couples-
one each of first and second generation respectively. They travel in three different cars -Audi, BMW and Honda so that
no car has more than three members and there is at least one female in each car. C, who is a grand-daughter, does not
travel with her grandfather and grandmother. B travels with his father E in BMW. F travels with her grand-daughter D
in Audi. A travels with her daughter in Honda. Which of the following is one of the married couples?

(A) DB

(B) BC

(C) EF

(D) Cannot be determined

37. Inspector arrested three persons- Kalia, Raza, Shera - on suspicion, in a theft case. It was found the one among
these three was the thief. During the interrogation their replies were as follows. Kalia: I am not the thief. Raza is the
thief. Raza: I am not the thief. Either Kalia or Shera is the thief. Shera: I am not the thief. Raza is not the thief. If
exactly one person among them always speaks the truth, another always speaks lies and the third alternates between
the truth and lies, then who is the thief?

(A) Kalia

(B) Shera

(C) Raza

(D) Cannot be determined

38. In a code language FRIGHTENS is written as 106; 39. Arvind, Saurabh, Romy and Denu, have different
SIMILARLY is written as 118; How would qualifications. Their qualifications are MBA, B.Tech,
DEMONITISATION be written in the same language? M.Tech and LLB - not necessarily in that order. Arvind
and Romy are not MBAs, whereas Saurabh and Romy are
(A) 159
not LLB; Romy and Denu are not B.Tech, whereas Denu
(B) 169
and Arvind are not M.Tech. If Saurabh is a B.Tech then
(C) 167 which of the following should be an MBA?
(D) 166
(A) Romy

(B) Arvind

(C) Denu

(D) Either Romy or Denu

40. A, B, C, D and E are five rods. E is longer than A
which is longer than C and lighter than C, which is lighter
than D. B is shorter than D, and heavier than it. E is
longer than D, and heavier than it. If B is the heaviest of
all, then which of the following can be the lightest of all
the five rods?

(A) E only

(B) A only

(C) E or A

(D) D or E

41. Four friends, namely, Liyaqat, Lillian, Lima and Lalit are sitting on a horizontally placed wooden bench, all looking
towards the same direction. If: There is at least one person sitting between Lillian and Lima; Li yaqat is towards the
right of Lima but not towards the right of Lalit; Lalit is seated immediately next to Lillian; & Lima is seated at one of
the extreme comers of the bench. Which of the following is definitely true?

(A) Lillian and Liyaqat are seated immediately next to one another.

(B) Liyaqat is seated at one of the extreme comers of the bench.

(C) There is at least one person seated between Lalit and Liyagat

(D) There is at least one person seated between Lalit and Lima.

42. A green grocer sells five types of fruits- Apple, Black
berry, Banana, Cherry and Peach. Black berry is more
fresh and heavier then Peach. Apple is heavier than
Banana and more fresh then Cherry. Cherry is heavier
then Black berry, but less fresh than Peach. Banana is
heavier than Black berry, but less fresh than it. Which of
the following is the lightest of all the fruits?

(A) Peach

(B) Black berry

(C) Apple

(D) Banana

43. Based on the statement given below which of the following option is correct: Whenever Preeti's father is in town,
she abstains from school and goes to her aunt's house.

(A) ( a ) If Preeti has not abstained from school or she has not gone to her aunt's house, it means that her father is not in town.

(B) ( b ) If Preeti has not abstained from school but her father is in town, then she will definitely go to her aunt's house.

(C) ( c ) If Preeti has abstained from school but she has not gone to her aunt's house, it means that her father is not in town.

(D) ( d ) Both ( a ) and ( c )

44. Ali, Benu, Cutty and Dolly play four different games
among Basketball, Cricket, Kabaddi and Hockey. Ali does
not play Basketball or Cricket. Benu does not play
Kabaddi or Hockey. Cutty plays Hockey and Dolly plays
either Basketball or Hockey. Who plays cricket?

(A) Ali

(B) Benu

(C) Cutty

(D) Dolly

45. Below given question contains six statements labelled A, B, C, D, E and F followed by four combinations of three
statements. Choose the set in which the statements are logically related i.e the third statement can be deduced from
the first two statements together. Read the information carefully and answer the question. (A) All honest persons are
good natured. (B) Some good natured persons are not honest. (C) Some honest persons are good natured. (D) All
honest person are obese. (E) All obese person are good natured. (F) Some good natured person are honest.

(A) ACD

(B) FAC

(C) BCF

(D) DEA

46. Looking at Samir, Rahul said, "Your only brother is 47. All students are young; some young are short; all
the father of my daughter's father". How is Samir related short are stout; most stout are clever; all clever are
to Rahul? courageous, then which of the following is most definitely
false?
(A) Father

(B) Grandfather (A) Some students are stout

(C) Brother-in-laws (B) Some young are courageous

(D) Uncle (C) Most stout are courageous

(D) All stout are courageous

48. A, B, C, D, E, F and G are seven members in a family, 49. R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6, R7 are seven places on a map.
out of which there are three females and four males. The following places are connected by two–way roads: R1
There are two architects, two travel agents, one teacher, and R2; R1 and R6; R3 and R6; R3 and R4; R6 and R7; R4
one engineer and one doctor. No lady is either a teacher and R5; R2 and R3; R5 and R7. No other road exists. The
or an engineer. C is a travel agent and is married to A, shortest route (the route with the least number of
who is a teacher. F, the engineer, is married to D, who is intermediate places) from R1 to R7 is:-
neither a travel agent nor a doctor. No two ladies have
(A) R1- R3- R7
the same profession. B is the sister of G who is an
(B) R1- R5- R7
architect. What is E's profession?
(C) R1- R2-R3- R6- R7
(A) Architect
(D) R1- R6- R7
(B) Travel agent

(C) Engineer

(D) Doctor

50. 125 small but identical cubes have been put together
to form a large cube. How many such small cubes will be
required to cover this large cube completely?

(A) 208

(B) 212

(C) 254

(D) 218

LANGUAGE COMPREHENSION

51. Fill in the blank using appropriate prepositions. "A
plane flies _______ he clouds."
t

(A) in

(B) above

(C) along

(D) with

52. Read the passage carefully and answer the question that follows. Twenty years ago on Thursday, Moscow started
what it thought would be a "blitzkrieg" against secular separatists in Chechnya, a tiny, oil-rich province in Russia's
North Caucasus region that had declared its independence. But the first Chechen war became Russia's Vietnam; the
second war was declared a victory only in 2009. The two conflicts have reshaped Russia, Chechnya, their rulers - and
those who oppose them. In 1994, shortly after Moscow invaded Chechnya in an effort to restore its territorial
integrity, Akhmad Kadyrov, a bearded, barrel-chested Muslim scholar turned guerrilla commander, declared jihad on
all Russians and said each Chechen should kill at least 150 of them. That was the proportion of the populations on
each side of the conflict: some 150 million Russians and less than a million Chechens in a small, landlocked province,
which the separatists wanted to carve out of Russia. Western media and politicians dubbed the Chechens "freedom
fighters" - an army of Davids fighting the Russian Goliath. Moscow was lambasted internationally for disproportionate
use of force and rolling back on the democratic freedoms that former leader Boris Yeltsin was so eager to introduce
after the 1991 Soviet Union collapse. Tens of thousands died amid atrocities committed by both sides - and many more
were displaced before 1996, when the Russians retreated, leaving Chechnya essentially independent. Retreating was
a humiliation for Russia's military machine that less than a decade earlier had presented a seemingly formidable
threat to the entire Western world. What was western media's attitude about the conflict?

(A) They supported Russian action against Chechnya

(B) They completely ignored the conflict

(C) They were sympathetic towards Chechens

(D) They acted as mediators between the two warring nations

53. From the options given below, find the closest
substitute for the underlined expression. He secured a
job in the films because he was good at producing voice
sounds.

(A) Mono acting

(B) Mimicry

(C) Ventriloquism

(D) Caricature

54. Read the passage carefully and answer the question that follows. All of us play but we are not athletes. We are
homo ludens (Latin for play) and our playfulness is unproductive. But athletes play for profit and contest for prizes. It
is the transformation of our play and games into athletics that leads to medals. What makes Haryana such a fine place
for athletics in India? With barely 2% of India's population, people from Haryana won around 40% of the gold medals in
the recently concluded CWG 2010. People in Haryana tend to count the gold medals of the Hyderabadi shuttler, Saina
Nehwal and the Delhi wrestler, Sushil Kumar, in their tally. This is because both of them are Jats. People of this
dominant caste form more than 20% of Haryana's population and, therefore, in popular perception, Haryana is Jat-
land. All sports are oriented towards the Olympic slogan 'higher, faster, and stronger’. But the ones in which Haryana
got medals stand for plain force and aggression like wrestling, boxing and shooting. Anthropologists call them contact
sports because the opponents have bodily contact in them. Shooting is a combative sport because 5) opponents use a
combat weapon. Such sports are a substitute of war or training for it. Haryana is India's pride in contact and
combative games. I can think of three reasons for it, viz. historical geography, peasant culture of perseverance and a
feeble government policy. Firstly, the province has a volatile history of continuous aggression due to its geographical
location on the frontier. Secondly, the people of Haryana have valued physical strength and perseverance due to its
peasant culture. Thirdly, the sports policy since 2006 has honed the killer athletic spirit in Haryana. The half-hearted
policy does not create achievers but supports the successful ones among them. Punjab was divided on religious lines
in 1947. The non-Sikh majority parts of this truncated Punjab were constituted as Haryana in 1966. Like a horseshoe,
Haryana encircles Delhi from three sides and the culture of both is similar. At the popular level, people are rough and
tough - meaning 'rough by tongue and tough in body'. In the medieval times, Haryana flourished when weak rulers
ruled Delhi. Most of the area remained under Delhi's tutelage but small principalities also dotted the arid landscape of
Haryana. Mostly, people of the region joined the Mughals and Marathas in repulsing invaders. But the same locals did
not mind plundering Delhi or looting the retreating armies sometimes. The British colonialists expanded from the east.
They conquered most of India with the help of soldiers from western UP and Bihar. But, in the late 19th century, the
colonial strategists honored ordinary peasant castes by calling them 'martial races' in united Punjab. This was a clever
way of taming the aggression in this frontier region. This smart move was also to recruit rural Punjabis in the colonial
army so that they could be used to thwart the southward expansion of Tsarist Russia. There is a family resemblance
between military/hunting activities and wrestling, shooting, races, riding or archery. For the military serving
population of Haryana, therefore, such sports come easily. Secondly, before the advent of machinery, agriculture was
a backbreaking occupation. The size of agricultural income had a direct relation with the quantity of sweat produced
during one's toil. Why did the English call the ordinary peasants of Haryana, the 'martial race'?

(A) Because they could never conquer them

(B) Because they have traditionally the rulers of Delhi and neighboring areas

(C) To tame the aggression of people of that region

(D) They had the largest standing army of that region

55. The following question has a set of three statements. Each statement can be classified as one of the following. (i)
Facts, which deal with pieces of information that one has heard, seen or read, and which are open to discovery or
verification (the answer option indicates such a statement with an 'F'). (ii) Inferences, which are conclusions drawn

about the unknown, on the basis of the known (the answer option indicates such a statement with an 'I'). (iii)
Judgements, which are opinions that imply approval or disapproval of persons, objects, situations and occurrences in
the past, the present or the future (the answer option indicates such a statement with a 'J'). Identify the Fact(F),
Judgement(J) and Inference(I) from the given sentences. 1 “I don’t see Ritu. She said she was tired, so she must have
gone home to bed.” 2 “Ram’s been at the gym a lot; he must be trying to lose weight.” 3 “Shera is a dog, and all dogs
love belly rubs. So Shera must love belly rubs.”

(A) 1I, 2I, 3J

(B) 1I, 2I, 3I

(C) 1F, 2F, 3J

(D) 1J, 2J, 3F

56. From the options given below, fill in the blank with 57. There are four sentences given below labelled (1-4).
the word/phrase that most appropriately completes the From the options given, choose the option that states the
following sentence. The Supreme Court __________ the grammatically correct sentence(s). When a magnifying
decree of the lower court. glass was used, the cell appeared green. (1) Under a
magnifying glass, the cell appeared green. (2) When a
(A) Set by
large catch of fish was desired, a seine was hauled
(B) Set against
through the water. (3) When a seine was hauled through
(C) Set aside the water, many fish were caught. (4)
(D) Set over
(A) 1 & 2

(B) 3 & 4

(C) 1, 2 & 4

(D) 1, 2, 3 & 4

58. Choose the word or the phrase that has most nearly
the same meaning for the word given below. PERFIDY

(A) Thrift

(B) Loyalty

(C) Sincerity

(D) Betrayal

59. Read the passage carefully and answer the question that follows. All of us play but we are not athletes. We are
homo ludens (Latin for play) and our playfulness is unproductive. But athletes play for profit and contest for prizes. It
is the transformation of our play and games into athletics that leads to medals. What makes Haryana such a fine place
for athletics in India? With barely 2% of India's population, people from Haryana won around 40% of the gold medals in
the recently concluded CWG 2010. People in Haryana tend to count the gold medals of the Hyderabadi shuttler, Saina
Nehwal and the Delhi wrestler, Sushil Kumar, in their tally. This is because both of them are Jats. People of this
dominant caste form more than 20% of Haryana's population and, therefore, in popular perception, Haryana is Jat-
land. All sports are oriented towards the Olympic slogan 'higher, faster, and stronger’. But the ones in which Haryana
got medals stand for plain force and aggression like wrestling, boxing and shooting. Anthropologists call them contact
sports because the opponents have bodily contact in them. Shooting is a combative sport because opponents use a
combat weapon. Such sports are a substitute of war or training for it. Haryana is India's pride in contact and
combative games. I can think of three reasons for it, viz. historical geography, peasant culture of perseverance and a
feeble government policy. Firstly, the province has a volatile history of continuous aggression due to its geographical
location on the frontier. Secondly, the people of Haryana have valued physical strength and perseverance due to its
peasant culture. Thirdly, the sports policy since 2006 has honed the killer athletic spirit in Haryana. The half-hearted
policy does not create achievers but supports the successful ones among them. Punjab was divided on religious lines
in 1947. The non-Sikh majority parts of this truncated Punjab were constituted as Haryana in 1966. Like a horseshoe,
Haryana encircles Delhi from three sides and the culture of both is similar. At the popular level, people are rough and

tough - meaning 'rough by tongue and tough in body'. In the medieval times, Haryana flourished when weak rulers
ruled Delhi. Most of the area remained under Delhi's tutelage but small principalities also dotted the arid landscape of
Haryana. Mostly, people of the region joined the Mughals and Marathas in repulsing invaders. But the same locals did
not mind plundering Delhi or looting the retreating armies sometimes. The British colonialists expanded from the east.
They conquered most of India with the help of soldiers from western UP and Bihar. But, in the late 19th century, the
colonial strategists honored ordinary peasant castes by calling them 'martial races' in united Punjab. This was a clever
way of taming the aggression in this frontier region. This smart move was also to recruit rural Punjabis in the colonial
army so that they could be used to thwart the southward expansion of Tsarist Russia. There is a family resemblance
between military/hunting activities and wrestling, shooting, races, riding or archery. For the military serving
population of Haryana, therefore, such sports come easily. Secondly, before the advent of machinery, agriculture was
a backbreaking occupation. The size of agricultural income had a direct relation with the quantity of sweat produced
during one's toil. Why do people of Haryana tend to count the medals bagged by Saina Nehwal in the tally of their own
state, though she is a Hyderabadi?

(A) Her father played Ranji for Haryana and is quite popular in the state

(B) Saina's coach whom she attributes her success to, is from Haryana

(C) Her father was posted for 12 years in Haryana during his professional career as a government officer

(D) Her caste is the same as a dominant caste from Haryana

60. A word and its definition is given followed by four
sentences. Choose the option that best fits with the
definition. Maneuvering: Evil plotting; scheming

(A) A family is making plans for the daughter's wedding.

(B) A manager making his way to the top.

(C) A captain giving order to his soldiers.

(D) A child planning to stay away from school.

61. Read the passage carefully and answer the question that follows. How can an organization's sales operations be
improved? One of the keys to becoming more effective is to first determine the type of "selling process" which needs
to be used. In other words, the role the salesperson must play has to be identified. There are three different processes
sales staff can adopt: narrative, suggestive and consultative. The narrative approach depends on the salesperson
moving quickly into a standardized presentation. Every buyer receives the same presentation. Emphasis is on
highlighting benefits and how the product or service can help the buyer. This is an effective approach if the buying
motive for all customers is the same. This process is well suited where there are a great number of prospectuses to be
called on. The suggestive approach depends on the seller being in a position to offer alternative recommendations.
This is quite different from the narrative approach as the presentation is tailored to the individual customer. Here, the
salesperson must initiate some discussion in order to get the buyer in a positive frame of mind. An example of this
process would be a restaurant wine steward who has checked with the waiter what food the customer has ordered and
then opens by saying that either "this or that particular wine would go best with the food ordered. This is an excellent
approach where one doesn't have much time with the customer but is able to acquire some basic information and then
offer a particular recommendation. This process is well suited for products and services. However, it does require the
salesperson to acquire basic information from the customer before moving on to the presentation. The consultative
approach requires the salesperson to have a thorough understanding of the customer and what the customer is trying
to achieve. The role of the salesperson is to become an adviser or consultant and she must acquire a great deal of
information from the customer. With this information, the salesperson can plan what to offer the customer. In this
case, the salesperson must tailor the presentation to highlight how the salesperson's product or service can be of
help. This approach will usually require a number of sales calls as the buying process may be complex. The
consultative approach requires a wide variety of skills, including probing, listening, analysis, creativity and
persuasiveness. The other two approaches typically require fewer skills. Hiring, training, motivating and rewarding
sales people needs to be linked to the type of sales process being used and this is where the problem starts. Many
organizations, which should be using a consultative approach, use a narrative approach. They use standardized

methods and do not tailor presentations to individual customers. You see this in many industries. When this is the
case, price becomes a key criterion for the customer. A key issue in developing a professional sales organization is
first establishing the sales process. When that decision has been made, all other sales decision, including hiring,
training and rewards can be linked to it. How would you describe the writer's style?

(A) Persuasive

(B) Critical

(C) Personal

(D) Argumentative

62. Choose the word or the phrase that has most nearly 63. Choose the option that represents the correct
the same meaning for the word given below. SABOTAGE arrangement of the following words to form a meaningful
sentence. I. developing II. Nina enters and apologizes III.
(A) Destructive action
as IV. , V. is VI. later VII. her self-portraits VIII. she IX. in
(B) Resistance
her darkroom X. for running away
(C) Deliberate subversion
(A) VI, IV, III, VIII, V, I, VII, IX, II, X
(D) Vandalism
(B) II, X, III, VIII, VII, I, VI, V, IV, IX

(C) VIII, IV, III, II, V, I, VII, IX, II, X

(D) VIII, VI, V, I, VII, IX, III, IV, II, X

64. Read the passage carefully and answer the question that follows. All of us play but we are not athletes. We are
homo ludens (Latin for play) and our playfulness is unproductive. But athletes play for profit and contest for prizes. It
is the transformation of our play and games into athletics that leads to medals. What makes Haryana such a fine place
for athletics in India? With barely 2% of India's population, people from Haryana won around 40% of the gold medals in
the recently concluded CWG 2010. People in Haryana tend to count the gold medals of the Hyderabadi shuttler, Saina
Nehwal and the Delhi wrestler, Sushil Kumar, in their tally. This is because both of them are Jats. People of this
dominant caste form more than 20% of Haryana's population and, therefore, in popular perception, Haryana is Jat-
land. All sports are oriented towards the Olympic slogan 'higher, faster, and stronger’. But the ones in which Haryana
got medals stand for plain force and aggression like wrestling, boxing and shooting. Anthropologists call them contact
sports because the opponents have bodily contact in them. Shooting is a combative sport because opponents use a
combat weapon. Such sports are a substitute of war or training for it. Haryana is India's pride in contact and
combative games. I can think of three reasons for it, viz. historical geography, peasant culture of perseverance and a
feeble government policy. Firstly, the province has a volatile history of continuous aggression due to its geographical
location on the frontier. Secondly, the people of Haryana have valued physical strength and perseverance due to its
peasant culture. Thirdly, the sports policy since 2006 has honed the killer athletic spirit in Haryana. The half-hearted
policy does not create achievers but supports the successful ones among them. Punjab was divided on religious lines
in 1947. The non-Sikh majority parts of this truncated Punjab were constituted as Haryana in 1966. Like a horseshoe,
Haryana encircles Delhi from three sides and the culture of both is similar. At the popular level, people are rough and
tough - meaning 'rough by tongue and tough in body'. In the medieval times, Haryana flourished when weak rulers
ruled Delhi. Most of the area remained under Delhi's tutelage but small principalities also dotted the arid landscape of
Haryana. Mostly, people of the region joined the Mughals and Marathas in repulsing invaders. But the same locals did
not mind plundering Delhi or looting the retreating armies sometimes. The British colonialists expanded from the east.
They conquered most of India with the help of soldiers from western UP and Bihar. But, in the late 19th century, the
colonial strategists honored ordinary peasant castes by calling them 'martial races' in united Punjab. This was a clever
way of taming the aggression in this frontier region. This smart move was also to recruit rural Punjabis in the colonial
army so that they could be used to thwart the southward expansion of Tsarist Russia. There is a family resemblance
between military/hunting activities and wrestling, shooting, races, riding or archery. For the military serving
population of Haryana, therefore, such sports come easily. Secondly, before the advent of machinery, agriculture was
a backbreaking 1) 2) occupation. The size of agricultural income had a direct relation with the quantity of sweat
produced during one's toil. Which of the following is true about the prevailing sports policy in Haryana?

(A) Much credit goes to the sports policy as it helps identify and nurture young talents

(B) The current state policy does not create new breed of athletes but it instead award the one's who have excelled

(C) Neither (1) nor (2)

(D) Both (1) and (2)

65. Read the passage carefully and answer the question that follows. Smokejumpers are often asked to address to
organizations and the public groups about the importance of fire protection, particularly fire deterrence and
detection. Because smoke detectors reduce the risk of dying in a fire by half, smokejumpers often provide audiences
with information on how to fix these protective devices in their homes. Specifically, they tell them these things: A
smoke detector should be placed on each floor of a home. While sleeping, people are in particular risk of a surfacing
fire, and there must be a detector outside each sleeping area. A good site for a detector would be a hallway that runs
between living spaces and bedrooms. Because of the dead-air space that might be missed by turbulent hot air
bouncing around above a fire, smoke detectors should be installed either on the ceiling at least four inches from the
adjoining wall, or high on a wall at least four, but no further than twelve, inches from the ceiling. Detectors should not
be mounted near windows, exterior doors, or other places where drafts might direct the smoke away from the unit.
Nor should they be placed in kitchens and garages, where cooking and gas fumes are likely to cause bogus alarms.
What is the main focus of this passage?

(A) How smokejumpers carry out their errands

(B) The proper installation of home smoke detectors

(C) The concealment of dead-air space on walls and ceilings

(D) How smoke detectors thwart fires in homes

66. Read the passage carefully and answer the question that follows. Science made some progress in the middle Ages
but the spirit of modern science was born with the Renaissance. Science in the middle ages struggled against
restrictions and there were many fetters to be destroyed before it could continue unhampered. Superstitions were
common and to the masses were much more acceptable then were scientific explanations. The Renaissance brought
about an interest in all things pertaining to men and the thirst for new achievements led to a critical observation of
natural phenomena. The spirit of leaming was manifested in science. Scientists of the 16th century made the first
effective protest against the medieval scientific method of accepting theories before investigation had verified them.
Francis Bacon pointed out that classical scientific conclusions did not represent mature knowledge and implored men
to explore the realms of nature. Descartes brought out the necessity of questioning everything. He was the forerunner
of science. How were the scientists of the 16th century different from those of the medieval times?

(A) They accepted scientific theories only after investigation had verified them.

(B) They struggled against restrictions protested.

(C) They overlooked natural phenomena and accepted hearsay.

(D) Insufficient information.

67. Which of the given figure of speech has been
employed in the formation of the following sentence? "I
am so tired that I can sleep for a year."

(A) Hyperbole

(B) Pun

(C) Oxymoron

(D) Understatement

68. Read the passage carefully and answer the question that follows. Smokejumpers are often asked to address to
organizations and the public groups about the importance of fire protection, particularly fire deterrence and
detection. Because smoke detectors reduce the risk of dying in a fire by half, smokejumpers often provide audiences
with information on how to fix these protective devices in their homes. Specifically, they tell them these things: A
smoke detector should be placed on each floor of a home. While sleeping, people are in particular risk of a surfacing

fire, and there must be a detector outside each sleeping area. A good site for a detector would be a hallway that runs
between living spaces and bedrooms. Because of the dead-air space that might be missed by turbulent hot air
bouncing around above a fire, smoke detectors should be installed either on the ceiling at least four inches from the
adjoining wall, or high on a wall at least four, but no further than twelve, inches from the ceiling. Detectors should not
be mounted near windows, exterior doors, or other places where drafts might direct the smoke away from the unit.
Nor should they be placed in kitchens and garages, where cooking and gas fumes are likely to cause bogus alarms.
What is the main focus of this passage?

(A) How smokejumpers carry out their errands

(B) The proper installation of home smoke detectors

(C) The concealment of dead-air space on walls and ceilings

(D) How smoke detectors thwart fires in homes

69. Pandit Bhimsen Gururaj Joshi was the famous Indian 70. Choose the word or the phrase that has most nearly
vocalist in which of the following the classical tradition? the opposite meaning for the word given below.
DORMANT
(A) Hindustani

(B) Dhrupad (A) Couchant

(C) Carnatic (B) Rampant

(D) Quwwali (C) Potent

(D) Prostrate

71. Read the passage carefully and answer the question that follows. Smokejumpers are often asked to address to
organizations and the public groups about the importance of fire protection, particularly fire deterrence and
detection. Because smoke detectors reduce the risk of dying in a fire by half, smokejumpers often provide audiences
with information on how to fix these protective devices in their homes. Specifically, they tell them these things: A
smoke detector should be placed on each floor of a home. While sleeping, people are in particular risk of a surfacing
fire, and there must be a detector outside each sleeping area. A good site for a detector would be a hallway that runs
between living spaces and bedrooms. Because of the dead-air space that might be missed by turbulent hot air
bouncing around above a fire, smoke detectors should be installed either on the ceiling at least four inches from the
adjoining wall, or high on a wall at least four, but no further than twelve, inches from the ceiling. Detectors should not
be mounted near windows, exterior doors, or other places where drafts might direct the smoke away from the unit.
Nor should they be placed in kitchens and garages, where cooking and gas fumes are likely to cause bogus alarms.
The passage indicates that one responsibility of smokejumpers is to:-

(A) Install smoke detectors in the homes of residents in the community.

(B) Check homes to see if smoke detectors have been properly installed.

(C) Develop fire safety programs for public leaders and corporate workers.

(D) Address to corporate about the importance of preventing fires.

72. Read the passage carefully and answer the question that follows. How can an organization's sales operations be
improved? One of the keys to becoming more effective is to first determine the type of "selling process" which needs
to be used. In other words, the role the salesperson must play has to be identified. There are three different processes
sales staff can adopt: narrative, suggestive and consultative. The narrative approach depends on the salesperson
moving quickly into a standardized presentation. Every buyer receives the same presentation. Emphasis is on
highlighting benefits and how the product or service can help the buyer. This is an effective approach if the buying
motive for all customers is the same. This process is well suited where there are a great number of prospectuses to be
called on. The suggestive approach depends on the seller being in a position to offer alternative recommendations.
This is quite different from the narrative approach as the presentation is tailored to the individual customer. Here, the
salesperson must initiate some discussion in order to get the buyer in a positive frame of mind. An example of this
process would be a restaurant wine steward who has checked with the waiter what food the customer has ordered and
then opens by saying that either "this or that" particular wine would go best with the food ordered. This is an

excellent approach where one doesn't have much time with the customer but is able to acquire some basic information
and then offer a particular recommendation. This process is well suited for products and services. However, it does
require the salesperson to acquire basic information from the customer before moving on to the presentation. The
consultative approach requires the salesperson to have a thorough understanding of the customer and what the
customer is trying to achieve. The role of the salesperson is to become an adviser or consultant and she must acquire
a great deal of information from the customer. With this information, the salesperson can plan what to offer the
customer. In this case, the salesperson must tailor the presentation to highlight how the salesperson's product or
service can be of help. This approach will usually require a number of sales calls as the buying process may be
complex. The consultative approach requires a wide variety of skills, including probing, listening, analysis, creativity
and persuasiveness. The other two approaches typically require fewer skills. Hiring, training, motivating and
rewarding sales people needs to be linked to the type of sales process being used and this is where the problem
starts. Many organizations, which should be using a consultative approach, use a narrative approach. They use
standardized methods and do not tailor presentations to individual customers. You see this in many industries. When
this is the case, price becomes a key criterion for the customer. A key issue in developing a professional sales
organization is first establishing the sales process. When that decision has been made, all other sales decision,
including hiring, training and rewards can be linked to it. According to the passage which of the approaches is the
most complicated.

(A) The narrative approach

(B) The consultative approach

(C) The suggestive approach

(D) No significant difference

73. Choose the word or the phrase that has most nearly
the opposite meaning for the word given below. BASHFUL

(A) Bawling

(B) Arrogant

(C) Impetuous

(D) Kindly

74. Read the passage carefully and answer the question that follows. Science made some progress in the middle Ages
but the spirit of modern science was born with the Renaissance. Science in the middle ages struggled against
restrictions and there were many fetters to be destroyed before it could continue unhampered. Superstitions were
common and to the masses were much more acceptable then were scientific explanations. The Renaissance brought
about an interest in all things pertaining to men and the thirst for new achievements led to a critical observation of
natural phenomena. The spirit of leaming was manifested in science. Scientists of the 16th century made the first
effective protest against the medieval scientific method of accepting theories before investigation had verified them.
Francis Bacon pointed out that classical scientific conclusions did not represent mature knowledge and implored men
to explore the realms of nature. Descartes brought out the necessity of questioning everything. He was the forerunner
of science. Another word for FETTERS is:

(A) Manacle

(B) Hoop

(C) Ornament

(D) None of these

75. Read the passage carefully and answer the question that follows. I once made a statement in a room full of
college students that the most important thing a young person could acquire in college might be a sense of her own
limitations. I realised when I said it that it was not a very fashionable thing to say. Popular books on how to therapy,
stress the glorious potential of every human being and urge us to accept ourselves, finally, as being only a little lower
than the angels. I heartily approve of any celebration of human potential, but I believe that we must acknowledge our

potential for limitless evil as well. We must understand what we can do in the way of evil before we can even pretend
to be good. This is the beginning of morality, the psychological or spiritual or, in a religious tradition, the mythical
basis that makes morality possible. One of the most moral book of the past century is Joseph Conrad's Heart of
Darkness, because Conrad faces the problem of evil in people. He tells us that we must recognize in ourselves the
ability to put the head of our enemy on stick and dance around a fire with it, and only when we recognize that can we
even begin to deal with any moral question at all. Students who have been nourished on pop psychology and told "I'm
O.K." have some trouble dealing with Conrad, and some of them regard him as perverse. I am amazed at the number
of educated people who believe that we are somehow better, more moral, than our ancestors were. I have seen
otherwise intelligent people grow red in the face at the suggestion that human beings are not better now - less cruel,
more considerate , less animalistic, more humane-than they were when Nero ruled Rome or when the Pharaohs ruled
Egypt or, when the Druids at Stonehenge readied their sacrifices. In one way we are more likely to have become dull
to our potential for evil (and so discover it suddenly and with disastrous consequences) today than we were a few
centuries ago. This is because we actively suppress the kind of self-knowledge that makes intelligent moral decisions
possible. Sin and guilt are such old-fashioned terms that most of us are embarrassed by the very words. One would
assume from this passage that the author probably taught:

(A) Music

(B) Popular culture

(C) French

(D) Philosophy

GENERAL AWARENESS

76. Second Generation Ethanol is prepared from:- 77. Google has introduced a unique feature that guides
users through 'shortcuts' that are more easily accessible
(A) Plastic waste
by:
(B) Agricultural Waste
(A) Heavy vehicles
(C) Animal waste
(B) Two wheelers
(D) Non degradable waste
(C) Cars

(D) Taxies

78. Telangana is bordered by which of the following 79. India has met goal of elimination of which of the
states? following disease (as specified by World Health
Organization (WHO) under its GET2020)?
(A) Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh

(B) Chhattisgarh, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh (A) Trachoma

(C) Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh (B) Tuberculosis

(D) Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Karnataka, and Andhra (C) Ebola

Pradesh (D) Keratoconus

80. With reference to 'HIV and AIDS (Prevention and Control) Bill, 2017', consider which of the following statements
is/are true? ( 1 ) It seeks to prevent and control the spread of HIV and AIDS, prohibits discrimination against persons
with HIV and AIDS. ( 2 ) It makes anti-retroviral therapy a legal right of HIV/AIDS patient. ( 3 ) It has provisions to
safeguard the property rights of HIV positive people. ( 4 ) Every HIV infected person below the age of 18 years has the
right to reside in a shared household and enjoy the facilities of the household.

(A) 1 and 2 only

(B) 3 only

(C) 2 and 3 only

(D) 1, 2, 3 and 4

81. Gayatri mantra, the highly revered mantra is from 82. Indian Railways generates highest revenue from
which of the following? which of the following?

(A) Rigveda (A) Passenger fare

(B) Samaveda (B) Freight fare

(C) Upnishad (C) Parcel

(D) Aitareya Brahmana (D) Sundry earnings

83. The below given image is of which of the following? 84. Which of the following is true about Stand Up India
Loan Scheme?
(A) Terracotta warriors

(B) Venus of Willendorf (A) To facilitate bank loans between 10 lakh and 1 Crore to
at least one Scheduled Caste (SC) or Scheduled Tribe (ST)
(C) Laocoön and his sons
borrower per bank branch for setting up a greenfield
(D) Auguste Rodin, the burghers of Calais
enterprise

(B) To facilitate bank loans between 10 lakh and 1 Crore to
at least one woman borrower per bank branch for setting up
a greenfield enterprise

(C) This enterprise may be in manufacturing, services or the
trading sector

(D) All of these

85. Which of the following is an election that is called 86. Which is the most spoken among the North Munda
earlier than expected? Group of Languages?

(A) Snap election (A) Sindhi

(B) By-election (B) Santhali

(C) General election (C) Assamese

(D) Recall election (D) Dogri

87. The below given painting 'The Persistence of 88. After discovery of which of the following methods the
Memory' is one of the most recognizable pieces in art date of the Harappan Civilization (2300-1750 BC) has
history. Who was the painter? been fixed?

(A) Leonardo da Vinci (A) Dendrochronology

(B) Vincent van Gogh (B) Stratification

(C) Edvard Munch (C) Carbon isotopes

(D) Salvador Dali (D) Radio carbon dating

89. With reference to BrahMos, which of the following statements is/are correct? ( 1 ) It is a ramjet supersonic cruise
missile being developed by BrahMos Aerospace, a joint venture between ISRO of India and NPO Mashin ostroeyenia
(NPOM) of Russia. ( 2 ) It can be launched from submarines, ships, aircraft or land against ships and land-based
targets. ( 3 ) India and Russia have agreed to double the range of the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile following
India's entry into the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR). Select the correct answer using the code given
below.

(A) 1 only

(B) 2 and 3 only

(C) 1 and 3 only

(D) 1, 2 and 3

90. The three languages included in the Eighth Schedule 91. Which of the following marketable products are
of the Constitution by the 71st amendment are: available from bee keeping? 1 Propolis 2 Royal jelly 3
Venom
(A) Konkani, English, Manipuri

(B) Konkani, Nepali, Dogri (A) 1, 2

(C) Konkani, Nepali, Maithili (B) 2, 3

(D) Konkani, Manipuri, Nepali (C) 1, 3

(D) All of these

92. Ayodhya used to be the capital of which ancient 93. Which of the following is/are tributaries of Ganges in
kingdom? India?

(A) Kosala Kingdom (A) Sone river

(B) Raghu Kingdom (B) Yamuna

(C) Treta Kingdom (C) Gomti

(D) Saketa Kingdom (D) All of these

94. Which of the following is true about Atal Pension 95. Which one of the following is the best description of
Yojana (APY)? ‘Google Station’?

(A) It aims at increasing the number of people covered (A) It is a research and development project being
under any kind of pension scheme. It is one of the three Jan developed by Google with the mission of providing free
Suraksha schemes internet access to rural and remote areas

(B) It especially targeted the private unorganized sector and (B) A public Wi-Fi platform
citizens between the ages of 18 to 40 years (C) A Wi-Fi platform for personal vehicles
(C) The scheme also provides a monthly pension of Rs 5000 (D) A free Wi- Fi for army locations
to Rs. 10000 per month based on the contributions made by
the beneficiary

(D) Only ( a) and ( b)

96. Activities prohibited in eco-sensitive zones are:- (1) 97. Which of the following banned the 'manjha' used for
Flying over protected areas in an aircraft or hot air flying kites?
balloon (2) Major hydro-power projects (3) Setting up of
(A) Supreme Court of India
hotels and resorts (4) Setting of saw mills
(B) National Green Tribunal
(A) 2, 3
(C) Health Ministry
(B) 2, 3, 4
(D) Environment Ministry
(C) 1, 2, 4

(D) All of these

98. Who is called a Classified Service Voter? 99. Which of the following are Plant decomposers?

(A) Service voters employed under intelligence agencies (A) Both snail and fungi

(B) A service voter who opts for voting through a proxy (B) Animalia
voter duly appointed by him/her (C) Protista
(C) Service Voters employed by intelligence and Indian (D) Snail
diplomatic missions

(D) Proxy of the service voter

100. How many angular bleed lines are present on the
new Indian rupee 2000 bank note?

(A) 7

(B) 4

(C) 6

(D) 5

ANSWER KEY

1. (B) 2. (D) 3. (B) 4. (A) 5. (B) 6. (D) 7. (B)

8. (D) 9. (B) 10. (A) 11. (C) 12. (C) 13. (C) 14. (B)

15. (A) 16. (C) 17. (D) 18. (D) 19. (B) 20. (C) 21. (C)

22. (C) 23. (A) 24. (B) 25. (D) 26. (C) 27. (D) 28. (C)

29. (A) 30. (A) 31. (A) 32. (D) 33. (D) 34. (D) 35. (A)

36. (C) 37. (C) 38. (C) 39. (C) 40. (B) 41. (A) 42. (A)

43. (D) 44. (B) 45. (D) 46. (D) 47. (D) 48. (B) 49. (D)

50. (D) 51. (B) 52. (C) 53. (C) 54. (C) 55. (B) 56. (C)

57. (D) 58. (D) 59. (D) 60. (B) 61. (A) 62. (C) 63. (A)

64. (B) 65. (C) 66. (A) 67. (A) 68. (B) 69. (A) 70. (B)

71. (D) 72. (B) 73. (B) 74. (A) 75. (D) 76. (B) 77. (B)

78. (D) 79. (A) 80. (D) 81. (A) 82. (B) 83. (A) 84. (D)

85. (A) 86. (B) 87. (D) 88. (D) 89. (B) 90. (D) 91. (D)

92. (A) 93. (D) 94. (D) 95. (A) 96. (C) 97. (B) 98. (B)

99. (A) 100. (A)