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SECTION - I
English
Q. 01 to Q. 03 Instruction -
Read the passage and answer the questions.
The word ‘astronaut’ means a person who travels in space. The
soviet astronaut Yuri Gagarin was the first person in the world to travel
into space, on 12 April 1961. The first Indian person to go into space
is Rakesh Sharma. On 3 April 1984, Rakesh Sharma rocketed out into
space with two other Russian astronauts. Rakesh Sharma reported that
he could identify India easily from space. He could see the blue oceans,
green land and snow-capped dazzling Himalayas.
That is why when the Prime Minister Indira Gandhi asked him
how India appeared to him from space, he answered - ‘‘Sare Jahan se
Achchha’’ __ the best in the world!
01. Choose the correct alternative.
Identify what Rakesh Sharma couldn't see from the space.
(1) green land (2) plains
(3) blue oceans (4) snow-capped Himalayas
02. Choose the correct statement for the following.
Rakesh Sharma was the first person in the world to travel in space.
(1) false (2) true
(3) not sure (4) none of these
03. Fill in the blank with correct word.
astronaut : space : : scuba-diver : ?
(1) above-water (2) sub-marine
(3) under-water (4) across-water
0422-Gujarati Set-A 2 of 32 Contd...
English
Q. 01 to Q. 03 Instruction -
Read the passage and answer the questions.
The word ‘astronaut’ means a person who travels in space. The
soviet astronaut Yuri Gagarin was the first person in the world to travel
into space, on 12 April 1961. The first Indian person to go into space
is Rakesh Sharma. On 3 April 1984, Rakesh Sharma rocketed out into
space with two other Russian astronauts. Rakesh Sharma reported that
he could identify India easily from space. He could see the blue oceans,
green land and snow-capped dazzling Himalayas.
That is why when the Prime Minister Indira Gandhi asked him
how India appeared to him from space, he answered - ‘‘Sare Jahan se
Achchha’’ __ the best in the world!
01. Choose the correct alternative.
Identify what Rakesh Sharma couldn't see from the space.
(1) green land (2) plains
(3) blue oceans (4) snow-capped Himalayas
02. Choose the correct statement for the following.
Rakesh Sharma was the first person in the world to travel in space.
(1) false (2) true
(3) not sure (4) none of these
03. Fill in the blank with correct word.
astronaut : space : : scuba-diver : ?
(1) above-water (2) sub-marine
(3) under-water (4) across-water
0422-Gujarati Set-A 2 of 32 Contd...
Page 3
Q. 04 and Q. 05 Instruction -
Read the passage and answer the questions.
The elephant is the biggest of all animals on the land. But the biggest
of all animals lives in the sea. It can be as long as six elephants. It is the
blue whale. Though it lives in the sea, it is not a fish. It is a mammal.
The whale lives in water but it breathes air just like us. It has two blow-
holes on the top of its head. These blow-holes are like its nose. Whales
can not smell, they can not see too well. But they can hear sounds made
by other whales thousands of km. away.
04. Choose two correct alternatives which are true?
(1) The fins are like its nose.
(2) Whale is mammal.
(3) Whales can not hear sounds.
(4) They can hear sounds made by other whales thousands of km away.
05. Choose the correct option and fill in the blanks.
Whales can ____ air, they can neither ____ nor ____, but they can ____.
(1) hear, breath, see, smell (2) smell, see, hear, breathe
(3) see, breathe, smell, hear (4) breathe, smell, see, hear
06. Choose the correct alternative..
Surendra Chavan climbed up Mount Everest which rises 8848 meters high
above sea level. He got praises for his ____
(1) expedition (2) direction (3) tradition (4) citation
07. Choose the correct alternative.
Rita likes Pavbhaji, Wada-pav, cake, but her ____ dish is Puri-bhaji.
(1) favourite (2) biggest (3) tasty (4) tiny
08. Choose the correct option which does not have prefix.
(1) disagree (2) distant (3) disappear (4) dishonest
09. Choose the correct phrase to make meaningful sentence.
The teacher said, ‘‘____ the black board. Write down all the sentences.’’
(1) look in (2) look into (3) look for (4) look at
0422-Gujarati Set-A 3 of 32 P.T.O.
Read the passage and answer the questions.
The elephant is the biggest of all animals on the land. But the biggest
of all animals lives in the sea. It can be as long as six elephants. It is the
blue whale. Though it lives in the sea, it is not a fish. It is a mammal.
The whale lives in water but it breathes air just like us. It has two blow-
holes on the top of its head. These blow-holes are like its nose. Whales
can not smell, they can not see too well. But they can hear sounds made
by other whales thousands of km. away.
04. Choose two correct alternatives which are true?
(1) The fins are like its nose.
(2) Whale is mammal.
(3) Whales can not hear sounds.
(4) They can hear sounds made by other whales thousands of km away.
05. Choose the correct option and fill in the blanks.
Whales can ____ air, they can neither ____ nor ____, but they can ____.
(1) hear, breath, see, smell (2) smell, see, hear, breathe
(3) see, breathe, smell, hear (4) breathe, smell, see, hear
06. Choose the correct alternative..
Surendra Chavan climbed up Mount Everest which rises 8848 meters high
above sea level. He got praises for his ____
(1) expedition (2) direction (3) tradition (4) citation
07. Choose the correct alternative.
Rita likes Pavbhaji, Wada-pav, cake, but her ____ dish is Puri-bhaji.
(1) favourite (2) biggest (3) tasty (4) tiny
08. Choose the correct option which does not have prefix.
(1) disagree (2) distant (3) disappear (4) dishonest
09. Choose the correct phrase to make meaningful sentence.
The teacher said, ‘‘____ the black board. Write down all the sentences.’’
(1) look in (2) look into (3) look for (4) look at
0422-Gujarati Set-A 3 of 32 P.T.O.
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10. Choose two correct alternatives which is related with nature.
S K L M S T
D E J O U R
B T A O V E
P Z A N W E
F L O W X V
N U S H I O
(1) MOON (2) STAR (3) TREE (4) BUD
11. Choose the correct alternative from the following to complete crossword puzzle.
F
L
S H ? W E R
W
F ? A R
R
(1) O, E (2) U, A (3) I, G (4) P, B
12. Choose correct alternative to make meaningful sentence.
a/wanted/royal/maharaja/to/appoint/physician.
(1) Royal physician wanted to appoint a Maharaja.
(2) Maharaja wanted to appoint a royal physician.
(3) Maharaja appointed to want a royal physician.
(4) Royal Maharaja wanted to appoint a physician.
13. Complete the sentence using correct form of verb. Choose one correct option.
If you study hard, you ____ pass.
(1) are (2) would (3) will (4) should
14. Choose one correct alternative.
You ____ complete your studies then go outside to play.
(1) must (2) may (3) can (4) could
15. Read the sentence and recognize its type. Choose the correct alternative.
The doctor said, ‘‘Don't panic.’’
(1) Assertive (2) Exclamatory
(3) Imperative (4) Interrogative
0422-Gujarati Set-A 4 of 32 Contd...
S K L M S T
D E J O U R
B T A O V E
P Z A N W E
F L O W X V
N U S H I O
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11. Choose the correct alternative from the following to complete crossword puzzle.
F
L
S H ? W E R
W
F ? A R
R
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12. Choose correct alternative to make meaningful sentence.
a/wanted/royal/maharaja/to/appoint/physician.
(1) Royal physician wanted to appoint a Maharaja.
(2) Maharaja wanted to appoint a royal physician.
(3) Maharaja appointed to want a royal physician.
(4) Royal Maharaja wanted to appoint a physician.
13. Complete the sentence using correct form of verb. Choose one correct option.
If you study hard, you ____ pass.
(1) are (2) would (3) will (4) should
14. Choose one correct alternative.
You ____ complete your studies then go outside to play.
(1) must (2) may (3) can (4) could
15. Read the sentence and recognize its type. Choose the correct alternative.
The doctor said, ‘‘Don't panic.’’
(1) Assertive (2) Exclamatory
(3) Imperative (4) Interrogative
0422-Gujarati Set-A 4 of 32 Contd...
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16. Find out the number of pronouns in the following sentence.
We had a brain storming session. He spoke to us about it.
(1) 0 (2) 3 (3) 1 (4) 4
17. Pick out the number of adjectives in the following sentence.
The king was angry but he tried to calm himself.
(1) 1 (2) 2 (3) 4 (4) 3
18. Choose the correct alternative of passive voice.
The porter opened the door.
(1) The door opened the porter.
(2) The door is opened by the porter.
(3) The porter was opened the door.
(4) The door was opened by the porter.
19. Choose correct alternative.
The teacher said,
‘‘Look at every
plant, every creeper
(1) The teacher told to look at every plant, every creeper.
(2) The teacher told that look at every plant, every creeper.
(3) The teacher told to looked at every plant, every creeper.
(4) The teacher asked if look at every plant, every creeper.
20. Choose one incorrect alternative from the given option.
(1) good - better - best (2) late - later - latest
(3) tall - more tall - most tall (4) thin - thinner - thinnest
21. Choose the correct alternative.
Nitu got first prize in competition.
Her mother said, ‘‘Gr8 work.’’
(1) Great (2) Grit (3) Grate (4) Gret
0422-Gujarati Set-A 5 of 32 P.T.O.
We had a brain storming session. He spoke to us about it.
(1) 0 (2) 3 (3) 1 (4) 4
17. Pick out the number of adjectives in the following sentence.
The king was angry but he tried to calm himself.
(1) 1 (2) 2 (3) 4 (4) 3
18. Choose the correct alternative of passive voice.
The porter opened the door.
(1) The door opened the porter.
(2) The door is opened by the porter.
(3) The porter was opened the door.
(4) The door was opened by the porter.
19. Choose correct alternative.
The teacher said,
‘‘Look at every
plant, every creeper
(1) The teacher told to look at every plant, every creeper.
(2) The teacher told that look at every plant, every creeper.
(3) The teacher told to looked at every plant, every creeper.
(4) The teacher asked if look at every plant, every creeper.
20. Choose one incorrect alternative from the given option.
(1) good - better - best (2) late - later - latest
(3) tall - more tall - most tall (4) thin - thinner - thinnest
21. Choose the correct alternative.
Nitu got first prize in competition.
Her mother said, ‘‘Gr8 work.’’
(1) Great (2) Grit (3) Grate (4) Gret
0422-Gujarati Set-A 5 of 32 P.T.O.
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22. Read the mail and choose correct alternative.
The number ‘11’ is related to
________.
(1) date
(2) font size
(3) number of mails
(4) time
23. Read the web-site and choose correct alternative.
05-06-2015-World Environment Day
11-06-2015-Sane Guruji Smriti Din
21-06-2015-International Yoga Day
26-06-2015-Social Justice Day
Which days are not mentioned in the web site? Choose two alternatives.
(1) Republic Day (2) Environment Day
(3) Independence Day (4) Social justice Day
0422-Gujarati Set-A 6 of 32 Contd...
The number ‘11’ is related to
________.
(1) date
(2) font size
(3) number of mails
(4) time
23. Read the web-site and choose correct alternative.
05-06-2015-World Environment Day
11-06-2015-Sane Guruji Smriti Din
21-06-2015-International Yoga Day
26-06-2015-Social Justice Day
Which days are not mentioned in the web site? Choose two alternatives.
(1) Republic Day (2) Environment Day
(3) Independence Day (4) Social justice Day
0422-Gujarati Set-A 6 of 32 Contd...
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24. If the clock shows the time 10 past five. Which watch shows the right time?
Choose the correct alternative.
(1) 12
(2) 12
1 11 1
11
10 2 10 2
9 3 9 3
4 8 4
8
5 7 5
7 6
6
(3) 12
1
(4) 11
12
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11
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9 3 9 3
8 4 8 4
7 5 7 5
6 6
25. Read the following news and answer the questions by choosing the correct
option.
P. V. Sindhu, Sakshi Malik felicitated by Delhi Government. New Delhi -
Amidst an auditorium - full of star struck students, fellow atheletes, and family
members; silver medalist P. V. Sindhu and Sakshi Malik. They were feliciated
by Delhi Government. They awarded ` 2 crore to Sindhu and ` 1 crore to
Sakshi, ` 5 Lakh to each coaches Gopichand and Mandeep Singh. Both the
players were overwhelmed and thanked everyone for the guidance and support
they received.
Complete the sentence by choosing the correct word.
P. V. Sindhu, Sakshi Malik, Gopichand and Mandeep Singh was awarded by
_____.
(1) Mumbai government (2) Assam Government
(3) Karnataka Government (4) Delhi Government
0422-Gujarati Set-A 7 of 32 P.T.O.
Choose the correct alternative.
(1) 12
(2) 12
1 11 1
11
10 2 10 2
9 3 9 3
4 8 4
8
5 7 5
7 6
6
(3) 12
1
(4) 11
12
1
11
10 2 10 2
9 3 9 3
8 4 8 4
7 5 7 5
6 6
25. Read the following news and answer the questions by choosing the correct
option.
P. V. Sindhu, Sakshi Malik felicitated by Delhi Government. New Delhi -
Amidst an auditorium - full of star struck students, fellow atheletes, and family
members; silver medalist P. V. Sindhu and Sakshi Malik. They were feliciated
by Delhi Government. They awarded ` 2 crore to Sindhu and ` 1 crore to
Sakshi, ` 5 Lakh to each coaches Gopichand and Mandeep Singh. Both the
players were overwhelmed and thanked everyone for the guidance and support
they received.
Complete the sentence by choosing the correct word.
P. V. Sindhu, Sakshi Malik, Gopichand and Mandeep Singh was awarded by
_____.
(1) Mumbai government (2) Assam Government
(3) Karnataka Government (4) Delhi Government
0422-Gujarati Set-A 7 of 32 P.T.O.
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ABCDE FGHIJ KLMNO PQRST UVWXY
SECTION - II
INTELLIGENCE TEST
Q.26 to Q.30 Direction :
Find the odd term.
26. (1) Pumpkin (2) Tomato (3) Tulsi (4) Wheat
27.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
28. (1) 505 (2) 336 (3) 209 (4) 126
29. 25 49 16 64
(1) 72 (2) 75 (3) 95 (4) 91
30. (1) JV (2) AU (3) RX (4) QW
Q.31 to Q.34 Direction :
In the following series determine the rule and find out the term in place of
question mark.
31. Question Figure :
½
?
½
½
Answer Figures :
½ ½
½
½
(1) (2) (3) (4)
0422-Gujarati Set-A 8 of 32 Contd...
SECTION - II
INTELLIGENCE TEST
Q.26 to Q.30 Direction :
Find the odd term.
26. (1) Pumpkin (2) Tomato (3) Tulsi (4) Wheat
27.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
28. (1) 505 (2) 336 (3) 209 (4) 126
29. 25 49 16 64
(1) 72 (2) 75 (3) 95 (4) 91
30. (1) JV (2) AU (3) RX (4) QW
Q.31 to Q.34 Direction :
In the following series determine the rule and find out the term in place of
question mark.
31. Question Figure :
½
?
½
½
Answer Figures :
½ ½
½
½
(1) (2) (3) (4)
0422-Gujarati Set-A 8 of 32 Contd...
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ABCDE FGHIJ KLMNO PQRST UVWXY
SECTION - II
byqÙdÑp L$kp¡V$u
â. 026 ’u 030
k|Q“p : S|>’dp„ b„^b¡ksy„ “ lp¡e s¡hy„ ‘v$ Ap¡mMp¡.
026. (1) Anf (2) A“Þe (3) A“y‘d (4) AÅ¡X$
027.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
028. (1) 505 (2) 336 (3) 209 (4) 126
029. 25 49
(1) 72 (2) 75 (3) 16 95 (4) 64
91
030. (1) JV (2) AU (3) RX (4) QW
â. 031 ’u 034
k|Q“p : “uQ¡“u dprgL$pdp„ âï“rQl¹““p õ’p“¡ Aph“pfy„ ‘v$ ‘ep®edp„’u ip¡^p¡.
031. âï“ ApL©$rsAp¡
½
?
½
½
DÑf ApL©$rsAp¡
½ ½
½
½
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
0422-Gujarati Set-A 9 of 32 P.T.O.
SECTION - II
byqÙdÑp L$kp¡V$u
â. 026 ’u 030
k|Q“p : S|>’dp„ b„^b¡ksy„ “ lp¡e s¡hy„ ‘v$ Ap¡mMp¡.
026. (1) Anf (2) A“Þe (3) A“y‘d (4) AÅ¡X$
027.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
028. (1) 505 (2) 336 (3) 209 (4) 126
029. 25 49
(1) 72 (2) 75 (3) 16 95 (4) 64
91
030. (1) JV (2) AU (3) RX (4) QW
â. 031 ’u 034
k|Q“p : “uQ¡“u dprgL$pdp„ âï“rQl¹““p õ’p“¡ Aph“pfy„ ‘v$ ‘ep®edp„’u ip¡^p¡.
031. âï“ ApL©$rsAp¡
½
?
½
½
DÑf ApL©$rsAp¡
½ ½
½
½
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
0422-Gujarati Set-A 9 of 32 P.T.O.
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ABCDE FGHIJ KLMNO PQRST UVWXY
32. 225 , 144 , ? , 324 , 81 , 9
53 43 29 19 13
9 196 729 441
(1) 31 (2) 27 (3) 39 (4) 37
33. 1000, 657, 441, 316, ?, 217, 216
(1) 300 (2) 252 (3) 267 (4) 341
34. ??????? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ?
(1) (1) (1)
(2) (1)
(2) (2)
(3) (2)(3) (3)
(4) (3)(4) (4) (4)
(1)
(1) (2) (2) (3) (3) (4) (4)
35. The ratio of the ages of Swara and Meera 5 years before was 3 : 4. Five
years hence, the ratio of their ages will be 5 : 6. Find Swara’s present age.
(1) 15 years (2) 25 years (3) 10 years (4) 20 years
36. While conducting the group activities, the group leader used some letters for
specific instructions. For example - ‘L’ means ‘to read’, ‘M’ means ‘to write’,
‘V’ means ‘to meditate’. He instructed the students in the following manner.
How many times he instructed them to meditate?
L M V M L L M V V M L L M V V L M L
(1) 6 (2) 5 (3) 7 (4) 8
37. Priya’s mother is Sagar’s mother’s sister-in-law. What is the relation of Priya’s
father to Sagar’s maternal aunty?
(1) Brother (2) Brother-in-law (3) Husband (4) Can’t say
38. In the word ‘CHANDRAYAAN’ which letters are to the right and left side of
the 3rd last letter? (Find out two correct alternatives)
(1) H (2) Y (3) A (4) N
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32. 225 , 144 , ? , 324 , 81 , 9
53 43 29 19 13
9 196 729 441
(1) 31 (2) 27 (3) 39 (4) 37
33. 1000, 657, 441, 316, ?, 217, 216
(1) 300 (2) 252 (3) 267 (4) 341
34. ??????? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ?
(1) (1) (1)
(2) (1)
(2) (2)
(3) (2)(3) (3)
(4) (3)(4) (4) (4)
(1)
(1) (2) (2) (3) (3) (4) (4)
35. The ratio of the ages of Swara and Meera 5 years before was 3 : 4. Five
years hence, the ratio of their ages will be 5 : 6. Find Swara’s present age.
(1) 15 years (2) 25 years (3) 10 years (4) 20 years
36. While conducting the group activities, the group leader used some letters for
specific instructions. For example - ‘L’ means ‘to read’, ‘M’ means ‘to write’,
‘V’ means ‘to meditate’. He instructed the students in the following manner.
How many times he instructed them to meditate?
L M V M L L M V V M L L M V V L M L
(1) 6 (2) 5 (3) 7 (4) 8
37. Priya’s mother is Sagar’s mother’s sister-in-law. What is the relation of Priya’s
father to Sagar’s maternal aunty?
(1) Brother (2) Brother-in-law (3) Husband (4) Can’t say
38. In the word ‘CHANDRAYAAN’ which letters are to the right and left side of
the 3rd last letter? (Find out two correct alternatives)
(1) H (2) Y (3) A (4) N
0422-Gujarati Set-A 10 of 32 Contd...
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ABCDE FGHIJ KLMNO PQRST UVWXY
032. 225 , 144 , ? , 324 , 81 , 9
53 43 29 19 13
(1) 9 (2) 196 (3) 729 (4) 441
31 27 39 37
033. 1000, 657, 441, 316, ? , 217, 216
(1) 300 (2) 252 (3) 267 (4) 341
034. ??????? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ?
(1) (1) (1)
(2) (1)
(2) (2)
(3) (2)(3) (3)
(4) (3)(4) (4) (4)
(1)
(1) (2) (2) (3) (3) (4) (4)
035. õhfp A“¡ dufp“p¡ 5 hj® ‘l¡gp„“p¡ Jdf“p¡ NyZp¡Ñf 3:4 lsp¡. Å¡ 5 hj® ‘R>u s¡d“u
Jdf“p¡ NyZp¡Ñf 5:6 ’hp“p¡ lp¡e, sp¡ õhfp“u ApS>“u Jdf L¡$V$gu?
(1) 15 hj® (2) 25 hj® (3) 10 hj® (4) 20 hj®
036. hN®dp„ S|>’L$pe® L$fsu hMs¡ S|>’âdyM¡ L¡$V$guL$ k|Q“pAp¡ dpV¡$ Anfp¡ hp‘ep® S>¡d L¡$ "g'
L$l¡sp„, "hp„Qp¡', "d' L$l¡sp„, "gMp¡' A“¡ "h' L$l¡sp„, "dp¡Y¡$ L$fp¡.' Ap âdpZ¡ “uQ¡“u
k|Q“p Ap‘sp„ "dp¡Y¡$' L$fhp“u k|Q“p L¡$V$gu hpf A‘pC R>¡?
g d h d g g d h h d g g d h h g d g
(1) 6 (2) 5 (3) 7 (4) 8
037. râep“u dpsp kpNf“u dpsp“u cpcu R>¡, sp¡ râep“p r‘sp kpNf“u dpku“p L$p¡Z li¡?
(1) cpC (2) “Z„v$p¡C
(3) ‘rs (4) Qp¡½$k “ L$lu iL$pe
038. "N, ‘, h„, fp, i, f„, s, ‘' Anfp¡’u A¡L$ A’®‘|Z® iåv$ s¥epf L$fu R>Ì$p¡ A“¡ ApW$dp¡
Anf gC“¡ s¥epf ’sp A’®‘|Z® iåv$“p¡ A’® ‘ep®edp„’u ip¡^p¡. (b¡ AQ|L$ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.)
(1) fõsp¡ (2) fprÓ (3) fS>“u (4) ‘v$
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
0422-Gujarati Set-A 11 of 32 P.T.O.
032. 225 , 144 , ? , 324 , 81 , 9
53 43 29 19 13
(1) 9 (2) 196 (3) 729 (4) 441
31 27 39 37
033. 1000, 657, 441, 316, ? , 217, 216
(1) 300 (2) 252 (3) 267 (4) 341
034. ??????? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ?
(1) (1) (1)
(2) (1)
(2) (2)
(3) (2)(3) (3)
(4) (3)(4) (4) (4)
(1)
(1) (2) (2) (3) (3) (4) (4)
035. õhfp A“¡ dufp“p¡ 5 hj® ‘l¡gp„“p¡ Jdf“p¡ NyZp¡Ñf 3:4 lsp¡. Å¡ 5 hj® ‘R>u s¡d“u
Jdf“p¡ NyZp¡Ñf 5:6 ’hp“p¡ lp¡e, sp¡ õhfp“u ApS>“u Jdf L¡$V$gu?
(1) 15 hj® (2) 25 hj® (3) 10 hj® (4) 20 hj®
036. hN®dp„ S|>’L$pe® L$fsu hMs¡ S|>’âdyM¡ L¡$V$guL$ k|Q“pAp¡ dpV¡$ Anfp¡ hp‘ep® S>¡d L¡$ "g'
L$l¡sp„, "hp„Qp¡', "d' L$l¡sp„, "gMp¡' A“¡ "h' L$l¡sp„, "dp¡Y¡$ L$fp¡.' Ap âdpZ¡ “uQ¡“u
k|Q“p Ap‘sp„ "dp¡Y¡$' L$fhp“u k|Q“p L¡$V$gu hpf A‘pC R>¡?
g d h d g g d h h d g g d h h g d g
(1) 6 (2) 5 (3) 7 (4) 8
037. râep“u dpsp kpNf“u dpsp“u cpcu R>¡, sp¡ râep“p r‘sp kpNf“u dpku“p L$p¡Z li¡?
(1) cpC (2) “Z„v$p¡C
(3) ‘rs (4) Qp¡½$k “ L$lu iL$pe
038. "N, ‘, h„, fp, i, f„, s, ‘' Anfp¡’u A¡L$ A’®‘|Z® iåv$ s¥epf L$fu R>Ì$p¡ A“¡ ApW$dp¡
Anf gC“¡ s¥epf ’sp A’®‘|Z® iåv$“p¡ A’® ‘ep®edp„’u ip¡^p¡. (b¡ AQ|L$ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.)
(1) fõsp¡ (2) fprÓ (3) fS>“u (4) ‘v$
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
0422-Gujarati Set-A 11 of 32 P.T.O.
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ABCDE FGHIJ KLMNO PQRST UVWXY
Q.39 and Q.40 Direction :
Find out the rule underlying the arrangement of numbers in the following
questions and choose the correct alternative that will replace the question mark.
39. 33 3 3 77 7 7 44 4 4 66 6 6
99 9 9 433
433
43343355 5 522 2 2367
367
36736766 6 363 3 3179
179
17917911 1 717 7 7 ?? ? ? 2 2 2 2
88 8 8 44 4 4 55 5 5 99 9 9
(1) 892 (2) 576 (3) 823 (4) 829
40. If 5 + 3 = 72, 7 – 3 = 20, 4 + 3 = 56 then 9 + 6 = ?
(1) 15 (2) 225 (3) 240 (4) 12
Q.41 and Q.42 Direction :
Identify the correct mirror image of the question figures from the alternatives
given.
41. Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
42. Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
0422-Gujarati Set-A 12 of 32 Contd...
Q.39 and Q.40 Direction :
Find out the rule underlying the arrangement of numbers in the following
questions and choose the correct alternative that will replace the question mark.
39. 33 3 3 77 7 7 44 4 4 66 6 6
99 9 9 433
433
43343355 5 522 2 2367
367
36736766 6 363 3 3179
179
17917911 1 717 7 7 ?? ? ? 2 2 2 2
88 8 8 44 4 4 55 5 5 99 9 9
(1) 892 (2) 576 (3) 823 (4) 829
40. If 5 + 3 = 72, 7 – 3 = 20, 4 + 3 = 56 then 9 + 6 = ?
(1) 15 (2) 225 (3) 240 (4) 12
Q.41 and Q.42 Direction :
Identify the correct mirror image of the question figures from the alternatives
given.
41. Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
42. Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
0422-Gujarati Set-A 12 of 32 Contd...
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ABCDE FGHIJ KLMNO PQRST UVWXY
â. 039 A“¡ 040
k|Q“p : k„¿ep“u dp„X$Zu“y„ k|Ó Ap¡mMu âï“rQl¹““u S>ÁepA¡ Aphsp¡ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.
039. 33 3 3 77 7 7 44 4 4 66 6 6
99 9 9 433
433
43343355 5 522 2 2367
367
36736766 6 363 3 3179
179
17917911 1 717 7 7 ?? ? ? 2 2 2 2
88 8 8 44 4 4 55 5 5 99 9 9
(1) 892 (2) 576 (3) 823 (4) 829
040. 5 + 3 = 72, 7 3 = 20, 4 + 3 = 56, sp¡ 9 + 6 = ?
(1) 15 (2) 225 (3) 240 (4) 12
â. 041 A“¡ 042
k|Q“p : âï“ ApL©$rs“u Afukpdp„“u ârsdp v$ip®hsu ApL©$rs“p¡ ‘ep®e ¾$dp„L$ ip¡^p¡.
041. âí“ ApL©$rs DÑf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
042. âí“ ApL©$rs DÑf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
0422-Gujarati Set-A 13 of 32 P.T.O.
â. 039 A“¡ 040
k|Q“p : k„¿ep“u dp„X$Zu“y„ k|Ó Ap¡mMu âï“rQl¹““u S>ÁepA¡ Aphsp¡ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.
039. 33 3 3 77 7 7 44 4 4 66 6 6
99 9 9 433
433
43343355 5 522 2 2367
367
36736766 6 363 3 3179
179
17917911 1 717 7 7 ?? ? ? 2 2 2 2
88 8 8 44 4 4 55 5 5 99 9 9
(1) 892 (2) 576 (3) 823 (4) 829
040. 5 + 3 = 72, 7 3 = 20, 4 + 3 = 56, sp¡ 9 + 6 = ?
(1) 15 (2) 225 (3) 240 (4) 12
â. 041 A“¡ 042
k|Q“p : âï“ ApL©$rs“u Afukpdp„“u ârsdp v$ip®hsu ApL©$rs“p¡ ‘ep®e ¾$dp„L$ ip¡^p¡.
041. âí“ ApL©$rs DÑf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
042. âí“ ApL©$rs DÑf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
0422-Gujarati Set-A 13 of 32 P.T.O.
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ABCDE FGHIJ KLMNO PQRST UVWXY
43. In a hall, the chairs are arranged in a square formation. A girl is sitting at
the centre place of the square. Three students are sitting to the right and left
side of the girl in the same row. If all the chairs occupied by the students,
find the total number of students sitting on the chair.
(1) 36 (2) 49 (3) 13 (4) 42
44. ‘He made efforts to keep abreast but it was no use.’ Which of the following
alternatives has the similar meaning to the words in the given sentence.
(Select two correct alternatives)
(1) rubbish (2) affects (3) in vain (4) to try hard
45. In the adjacent figure Akshay is standing at ‘A’ facing sun-set. By the time
he reached the place ‘B’. How many times his back faced south?
(1) 3
A (2) 4
(3) 6
(4) 5
B
46. Choose the author of the book ‘King Lear’ from the given alternatives.
(1) Rudyard Kipling (2) Wordsworth
(3) R. S. Stevenson (4) Shakespeare
47. Rajanikant was born on Tuesday, 29th February 2000. On which day will he
celebrate his second birthday?
(1) Wednesday (2) Thursday (3) Friday (4) Tuesday
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43. In a hall, the chairs are arranged in a square formation. A girl is sitting at
the centre place of the square. Three students are sitting to the right and left
side of the girl in the same row. If all the chairs occupied by the students,
find the total number of students sitting on the chair.
(1) 36 (2) 49 (3) 13 (4) 42
44. ‘He made efforts to keep abreast but it was no use.’ Which of the following
alternatives has the similar meaning to the words in the given sentence.
(Select two correct alternatives)
(1) rubbish (2) affects (3) in vain (4) to try hard
45. In the adjacent figure Akshay is standing at ‘A’ facing sun-set. By the time
he reached the place ‘B’. How many times his back faced south?
(1) 3
A (2) 4
(3) 6
(4) 5
B
46. Choose the author of the book ‘King Lear’ from the given alternatives.
(1) Rudyard Kipling (2) Wordsworth
(3) R. S. Stevenson (4) Shakespeare
47. Rajanikant was born on Tuesday, 29th February 2000. On which day will he
celebrate his second birthday?
(1) Wednesday (2) Thursday (3) Friday (4) Tuesday
0422-Gujarati Set-A 14 of 32 Contd...
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043. A¡L$ kcpN©ldp„ MyfiuAp¡ Qp¡fkpL$pfdp„ Np¡W$hu. A¡L$ R>p¡L$fu kcpN©l“u dÝedp„ Aph¡gu Myfiu
‘f b¡W$u R>¡. s¡ S> lfp¡mdp„ s¡“u X$pbu A“¡ S>dZu âÐe¡L$ bpSy>A¡ 3 R>p¡L$fuAp¡ b¡W$u
R>¡. kcpN©ldp„ b^u S> MyfiuAp¡dp„ R>p¡L$fuAp¡ b¡W$u lp¡e, sp¡ s¡ kcpN©ldp„ Ly$g L¡$V$gu
R>p¡L$fuAp¡ Myfiudp„ b¡W$u li¡?
(1) 36 (2) 49 (3) 13 (4) 42
044. "‘p¡sp“¡ M|b op“u kdS>“pfp “p“p“u bX$bX$ kp„cmu“¡ dp’y„ vy$Mhp Apìey„.' Ap hp¼edp„
‘ep®ep¡ ‘¥L$u ¼ep iåv$kd|l dpV¡$ iåv$ Aph¡gp R>¡? (b¡ AQ|L$ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.)
(1) ‘p¥fprZL$ L$’p (2) rhrh^ h¡i g¡“pfp
(3) r“f’®L$ Nà‘p (4) S>¡“¡ M|b dprlsu R>¡ s¡hp
045. bpSy>“u ApL©$rsdp„ ‘A’ “u S>ÁepA¡ Ec¡gp Ane“¡ kpd¡“p¡ k|e® Aõs ’sp¡ v$¡Mpep¡. sp¡
‘B’ “u S>ÁepA¡ ‘lp¢Qsp s¡“u ‘uW$ L¡$V$guhpf v$rnZ sfa li¡?
(1) 3
A (2) 4
(3) 6
(4) 5
B
046. "f, lp, cp, s, d' Anfp¡’u s¥epf ’sp„ A’®‘|Z® iåv$“p “pd“p¡ N°„’ L$p¡Z¡ g¿ep¡ R>¡?
(1) hp[ëdL$u (2) dlrj® kp„qv$‘“u
(3) ‘prZ“u (4) dlrj® ìepk
047. fS>“uL$p„s“p¡ S>Þd 29 a¡b°yApfu 2000 “¡ d„Nmhpf¡ ’ep¡, sp¡ s¡“p¡ buÅ¡ S>Þdqv$hk ¼ep
hpf¡ Aphi¡?
(1) by^hpf (2) Nyfyhpf (3) iy¾$hpf (4) d„Nmhpf
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
0422-Gujarati Set-A 15 of 32 P.T.O.
043. A¡L$ kcpN©ldp„ MyfiuAp¡ Qp¡fkpL$pfdp„ Np¡W$hu. A¡L$ R>p¡L$fu kcpN©l“u dÝedp„ Aph¡gu Myfiu
‘f b¡W$u R>¡. s¡ S> lfp¡mdp„ s¡“u X$pbu A“¡ S>dZu âÐe¡L$ bpSy>A¡ 3 R>p¡L$fuAp¡ b¡W$u
R>¡. kcpN©ldp„ b^u S> MyfiuAp¡dp„ R>p¡L$fuAp¡ b¡W$u lp¡e, sp¡ s¡ kcpN©ldp„ Ly$g L¡$V$gu
R>p¡L$fuAp¡ Myfiudp„ b¡W$u li¡?
(1) 36 (2) 49 (3) 13 (4) 42
044. "‘p¡sp“¡ M|b op“u kdS>“pfp “p“p“u bX$bX$ kp„cmu“¡ dp’y„ vy$Mhp Apìey„.' Ap hp¼edp„
‘ep®ep¡ ‘¥L$u ¼ep iåv$kd|l dpV¡$ iåv$ Aph¡gp R>¡? (b¡ AQ|L$ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.)
(1) ‘p¥fprZL$ L$’p (2) rhrh^ h¡i g¡“pfp
(3) r“f’®L$ Nà‘p (4) S>¡“¡ M|b dprlsu R>¡ s¡hp
045. bpSy>“u ApL©$rsdp„ ‘A’ “u S>ÁepA¡ Ec¡gp Ane“¡ kpd¡“p¡ k|e® Aõs ’sp¡ v$¡Mpep¡. sp¡
‘B’ “u S>ÁepA¡ ‘lp¢Qsp s¡“u ‘uW$ L¡$V$guhpf v$rnZ sfa li¡?
(1) 3
A (2) 4
(3) 6
(4) 5
B
046. "f, lp, cp, s, d' Anfp¡’u s¥epf ’sp„ A’®‘|Z® iåv$“p “pd“p¡ N°„’ L$p¡Z¡ g¿ep¡ R>¡?
(1) hp[ëdL$u (2) dlrj® kp„qv$‘“u
(3) ‘prZ“u (4) dlrj® ìepk
047. fS>“uL$p„s“p¡ S>Þd 29 a¡b°yApfu 2000 “¡ d„Nmhpf¡ ’ep¡, sp¡ s¡“p¡ buÅ¡ S>Þdqv$hk ¼ep
hpf¡ Aphi¡?
(1) by^hpf (2) Nyfyhpf (3) iy¾$hpf (4) d„Nmhpf
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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Q.48 to Q.52 Direction :
In each of the following questions relation between 3rd and 4th term is the
same as that between the first and the second term. Find the term to replace
the question mark.
48. Primary occupation : Cattle rearing : : Secondary occupation : ?
(Select two correct alternatives)
(1) Tourism (2) Cotton textile industry
(3) Credit - Co - Op - Societies (4) Iron and steel industry
49. Cricket : Pitch : : Wrestling : ?
(1) Rink (2) Wrestler (3) None of these (4) Arena
50. 34 : 91 : : 27 : ? . (Select two correct alternatives)
(1) 351 (2) 315 (3) 347 (4) 117
51. WVU : N : : TSR : ?
(1) F (2) H (3) C (4) E
52. Question Figure :
?
Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
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Q.48 to Q.52 Direction :
In each of the following questions relation between 3rd and 4th term is the
same as that between the first and the second term. Find the term to replace
the question mark.
48. Primary occupation : Cattle rearing : : Secondary occupation : ?
(Select two correct alternatives)
(1) Tourism (2) Cotton textile industry
(3) Credit - Co - Op - Societies (4) Iron and steel industry
49. Cricket : Pitch : : Wrestling : ?
(1) Rink (2) Wrestler (3) None of these (4) Arena
50. 34 : 91 : : 27 : ? . (Select two correct alternatives)
(1) 351 (2) 315 (3) 347 (4) 117
51. WVU : N : : TSR : ?
(1) F (2) H (3) C (4) E
52. Question Figure :
?
Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
0422-Gujarati Set-A 16 of 32 Contd...
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â. 048 ’u 052
k|Q“p : ‘l¡gp„ b¡ ‘v$p¡“p¡ klk„b„^ Ýep“dp„ fpMu âï“rQl¹““p õ’p“¡ Aph“pfp¡ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.
048. âp’rdL$ ìehkpe : ‘iy‘pg“ : : qÜsue ìehkpe : ? (b¡ AQ|L$ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.)
(1) ‘e®V$“ (2) kysfpD L$p‘X$ DÛp¡N
(3) hpl“ ìehlpf (4) ‘p¡gpv$ r“dp®Z
049. ^yspfp¡ : Y$p¢Nu dpZk : : gp¡Y$p“p QZp : ?
(1) Mp¡V$p kdpQpf (2) A^|fy„ op“
(3) “L$pfpÐdL$ S>hpb (4) M|b S> L$óV$
050. 34 : 91 : : 27 : ? (b¡ AQ|L$ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.)
(1) 351 (2) 315 (3) 347 (4) 117
051. WVU : N : : TSR : ?
(1) F (2) H (3) C (4) E
052. âï“ ApL©$rsAp¡
?
DÑf ApL©$rsAp¡
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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â. 048 ’u 052
k|Q“p : ‘l¡gp„ b¡ ‘v$p¡“p¡ klk„b„^ Ýep“dp„ fpMu âï“rQl¹““p õ’p“¡ Aph“pfp¡ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.
048. âp’rdL$ ìehkpe : ‘iy‘pg“ : : qÜsue ìehkpe : ? (b¡ AQ|L$ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.)
(1) ‘e®V$“ (2) kysfpD L$p‘X$ DÛp¡N
(3) hpl“ ìehlpf (4) ‘p¡gpv$ r“dp®Z
049. ^yspfp¡ : Y$p¢Nu dpZk : : gp¡Y$p“p QZp : ?
(1) Mp¡V$p kdpQpf (2) A^|fy„ op“
(3) “L$pfpÐdL$ S>hpb (4) M|b S> L$óV$
050. 34 : 91 : : 27 : ? (b¡ AQ|L$ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.)
(1) 351 (2) 315 (3) 347 (4) 117
051. WVU : N : : TSR : ?
(1) F (2) H (3) C (4) E
052. âï“ ApL©$rsAp¡
?
DÑf ApL©$rsAp¡
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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Q.53 and Q.54 Direction :
In the adjacent figure, the number of boys who are the fans of different teams
is shown. Observe the venn diagram and answer the questions that follow :
7
Dabang Delhi
2
8 5 6
9
5
U Mumba
11 7 Puneri Paltan
4
53. How many boys are the fans of only two teams?
(1) 26 (2) 5 (3) 15 (4) 21
54. How many boys are the fans of only one team?
(1) 38 (2) 36 (3) 94 (4) 59
55. Observe the numbers given in the following square and choose the correct
alternative to replace the questions mark.
(1) 8
7 8 13
(2) 9
4 5 ?
(3) 7
9 12 15 (4) 6
56. In the following number series find the odd term.
6, 3, 32, 59, 130, 211, 342.
(1) 6 (2) 342 (3) 32 (4) 130
0422-Gujarati Set-A 18 of 32 Contd...
Q.53 and Q.54 Direction :
In the adjacent figure, the number of boys who are the fans of different teams
is shown. Observe the venn diagram and answer the questions that follow :
7
Dabang Delhi
2
8 5 6
9
5
U Mumba
11 7 Puneri Paltan
4
53. How many boys are the fans of only two teams?
(1) 26 (2) 5 (3) 15 (4) 21
54. How many boys are the fans of only one team?
(1) 38 (2) 36 (3) 94 (4) 59
55. Observe the numbers given in the following square and choose the correct
alternative to replace the questions mark.
(1) 8
7 8 13
(2) 9
4 5 ?
(3) 7
9 12 15 (4) 6
56. In the following number series find the odd term.
6, 3, 32, 59, 130, 211, 342.
(1) 6 (2) 342 (3) 32 (4) 130
0422-Gujarati Set-A 18 of 32 Contd...
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â. 053 A“¡ 054
k|Q“p : bpSy>“u h¡“ ApL©$rsdp„ fds“u V$ud Ndsu lp¡e s¡hp rhÛp’}Ap¡“u k„¿ep v$ip®hu R>¡.
s¡“y„ r“funZ L$fu“¡ s¡“p Ap^pf¡ ‘|R>¡gp âï“p¡ DL¡$gp¡.
7
v$b„N qv$ëlu
2
8 5 6
9
5
ey dy„bp
11 7
4 ‘yZ¡fu ‘gV$Z
053. a¼s b¡ V$ud Ndsu lp¡e s¡hp rhÛp’}Ap¡ Ly$g L¡$V$gp?
(1) 26 (2) 5 (3) 15 (4) 21
054. a¼s A¡L$ S> V$ud Ndsu lp¡e s¡hp rhÛp’}Ap¡“u k„¿ep L¡$V$gu?
(1) 38 (2) 36 (3) 94 (4) 59
055. Ap‘¡gp Qp¡L$W$pdp„ âï“rQl¹““u S>ÁepA¡ Aph“pfp¡ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.
(1) 8
7 8 13
(2) 9
4 5 ?
(3) 7
9 12 15 (4) 6
056. “uQ¡“u dprgL$pdp„’u Aep¡Áe ‘v$ Ap¡mMp¡.
6, 3, 32, 59, 130, 211, 342
(1) 6 (2) 342 (3) 32 (4) 130
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
0422-Gujarati Set-A 19 of 32 P.T.O.
â. 053 A“¡ 054
k|Q“p : bpSy>“u h¡“ ApL©$rsdp„ fds“u V$ud Ndsu lp¡e s¡hp rhÛp’}Ap¡“u k„¿ep v$ip®hu R>¡.
s¡“y„ r“funZ L$fu“¡ s¡“p Ap^pf¡ ‘|R>¡gp âï“p¡ DL¡$gp¡.
7
v$b„N qv$ëlu
2
8 5 6
9
5
ey dy„bp
11 7
4 ‘yZ¡fu ‘gV$Z
053. a¼s b¡ V$ud Ndsu lp¡e s¡hp rhÛp’}Ap¡ Ly$g L¡$V$gp?
(1) 26 (2) 5 (3) 15 (4) 21
054. a¼s A¡L$ S> V$ud Ndsu lp¡e s¡hp rhÛp’}Ap¡“u k„¿ep L¡$V$gu?
(1) 38 (2) 36 (3) 94 (4) 59
055. Ap‘¡gp Qp¡L$W$pdp„ âï“rQl¹““u S>ÁepA¡ Aph“pfp¡ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.
(1) 8
7 8 13
(2) 9
4 5 ?
(3) 7
9 12 15 (4) 6
056. “uQ¡“u dprgL$pdp„’u Aep¡Áe ‘v$ Ap¡mMp¡.
6, 3, 32, 59, 130, 211, 342
(1) 6 (2) 342 (3) 32 (4) 130
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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57. In the following table symbols are used for numbers. (Select two correct
alternatives)
Numbers 2 23 34 425 536 7 8 9 10 11 12
2 3 4 5 6 6472 7583 86942 10
9753 10
864 11
11 975 12
12 1086 1197 12
10
8 11
9
Symbols 4 53 ×54 3 ×4 +3 + :
Z3 ×Z
4
3 4 4 43 45Z4 4 53
3 - ×3
34- 3:
+ 53 ×3Z
4- 3:
+ 3
4 3 3 3
53 × 4 4 + 4 3 -3 Z
: 4 4 Z
then
8` 4
4 jj8`' :a8`jZ
j3'jjBB` ×
4` : 4×kja+'
Z)`k=+??8)j`B4= aj?Z + )8j`B4
' `k : =× ?aj Z
' `k :
B4 3k+) =?
+ )jB =× ?a Z
: 4 4
8` 4 '4` : ×
3 a Z
3 k +3 ) =
3 × 3 3 3 3
4 3 3
3 × 43 × 4) + 3)3+×3 4(2)'4 4)3+ ×343 -×34(3) 3
+ +3
) + 3 44
(1) '4 -3 3)3'4
4 '4
4) - - 3 (4) 3 - 3
4 '4
3
3 ×4 '4 3-3
(1) (1) (2) (2) (3) (2) (1) (4)
(1) (2) (1) (3) (3) (4) (3) (4)
(2)
(1) (4)
(3)
(2) (4)
(3) (4)
Q.58 and Q.59 Direction :
58. In a certain code language SUN is replaced by VXQ, TON is replaced by
WRQ, then VEX will replace which word?
(1) SBU (2) WDA (3) LGB (4) PKF
59. Which of the following alternative gives the word which is opposite of ‘YES’?
(1) VQ (2) QR (3) WR (4) WQ
60. Identify the water reflection of the question figure from the given alternatives.
Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
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57. In the following table symbols are used for numbers. (Select two correct
alternatives)
Numbers 2 23 34 425 536 7 8 9 10 11 12
2 3 4 5 6 6472 7583 86942 10
9753 10
864 11
11 975 12
12 1086 1197 12
10
8 11
9
Symbols 4 53 ×54 3 ×4 +3 + :
Z3 ×Z
4
3 4 4 43 45Z4 4 53
3 - ×3
34- 3:
+ 53 ×3Z
4- 3:
+ 3
4 3 3 3
53 × 4 4 + 4 3 -3 Z
: 4 4 Z
then
8` 4
4 jj8`' :a8`jZ
j3'jjBB` ×
4` : 4×kja+'
Z)`k=+??8)j`B4= aj?Z + )8j`B4
' `k : =× ?aj Z
' `k :
B4 3k+) =?
+ )jB =× ?a Z
: 4 4
8` 4 '4` : ×
3 a Z
3 k +3 ) =
3 × 3 3 3 3
4 3 3
3 × 43 × 4) + 3)3+×3 4(2)'4 4)3+ ×343 -×34(3) 3
+ +3
) + 3 44
(1) '4 -3 3)3'4
4 '4
4) - - 3 (4) 3 - 3
4 '4
3
3 ×4 '4 3-3
(1) (1) (2) (2) (3) (2) (1) (4)
(1) (2) (1) (3) (3) (4) (3) (4)
(2)
(1) (4)
(3)
(2) (4)
(3) (4)
Q.58 and Q.59 Direction :
58. In a certain code language SUN is replaced by VXQ, TON is replaced by
WRQ, then VEX will replace which word?
(1) SBU (2) WDA (3) LGB (4) PKF
59. Which of the following alternative gives the word which is opposite of ‘YES’?
(1) VQ (2) QR (3) WR (4) WQ
60. Identify the water reflection of the question figure from the given alternatives.
Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
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057. “uQ¡“p Qp¡L$W$pdp„ A„L$“u S>ÁepA¡ ApL©$rsAp¡ hp‘fu R>¡.
A„L$ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
ApL©$rs 4 3 53 × 4 4 Z + 3 - 3:
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
4 23 3 4 2 5533 ×6442 7453 8Z642 9+753 103864-11
3:975 121086 1197 12
10
8 1
s¡8` 4‘f’u
j ' ` : jB × a Z k + ) = ?
4 3 3 4 3 4 3 534× 4 3 454 3×Z43 +4 533×Z 4
-3 :+ 453 ×3Z
4- 3:
+4
83
` 4× 4
j : ×aZ k + ) = ?
4 '4` 3)jB+: 3 34 Z 4 '4 (AQ| L$ 3b¡ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.)
3Z-
8 ` j 8` j k :)8j`= j + )8j`B4
`k : =× ?aj Z
' `k :
` jB a ` B a
3k+) =?
+ )jB =× ?a Z
' × ' + 4×
? ' 4
(1) 4 (2)
3 4 3 (3)3 4 3(4) 3 3 3
3 ×4 )+3 4 '4 3-3
(1)(1) 3 × 4 (2) ) 3 +3×4 (2) 3+×34(4)34)-
(3)4)'4 3'4+3×34 (3) 3 +3
'4
4) - - 3(4)
4 '4
3 3-3
(1) (2)
(1) (3)
(2)
(1) (4)(3)
(2)
(1) (4)
(3)
(2) (4)
(3) (4)
â. 58 A“¡ 59
k|Q“p : A¡L$ kp„L¡$rsL$ cpjpdp„ "fs“' iåv$ "NML', "dL$f' "PON', sp¡ "v$d“' iåv$ "QPL'
A¡d gMpe R>¡. Ap dprlsu“p Ap^pf¡ “uQ¡“p âï“ DL¡$gp¡.
058. Ap kp„L¡$rsL$ cpjpdp„ "dv$“' iåv$ L¡$hu fus¡ gMpi¡?
(1) PQL (2) ONM (3) MPQ (4) MPN
059. Ap kp„L¡$rsL$ cpjpdp„ "ifuf' iåv$“p¡ kdp“p’} iåv$ ¼ep¡ ’i¡ s¡ ‘ep®edp„“p Anfp¡dp„’u
ip¡^p¡.
(1) MN (2) ML (3) NP (4) NQ
060. Ap‘¡gu âï“ ApL©$rs“y„ ‘pZudp„ ârstbb v$ip®hsp¡ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.
âï“ ApL©$rs DÑf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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057. “uQ¡“p Qp¡L$W$pdp„ A„L$“u S>ÁepA¡ ApL©$rsAp¡ hp‘fu R>¡.
A„L$ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
ApL©$rs 4 3 53 × 4 4 Z + 3 - 3:
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
4 23 3 4 2 5533 ×6442 7453 8Z642 9+753 103864-11
3:975 121086 1197 12
10
8 1
s¡8` 4‘f’u
j ' ` : jB × a Z k + ) = ?
4 3 3 4 3 4 3 534× 4 3 454 3×Z43 +4 533×Z 4
-3 :+ 453 ×3Z
4- 3:
+4
83
` 4× 4
j : ×aZ k + ) = ?
4 '4` 3)jB+: 3 34 Z 4 '4 (AQ| L$ 3b¡ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.)
3Z-
8 ` j 8` j k :)8j`= j + )8j`B4
`k : =× ?aj Z
' `k :
` jB a ` B a
3k+) =?
+ )jB =× ?a Z
' × ' + 4×
? ' 4
(1) 4 (2)
3 4 3 (3)3 4 3(4) 3 3 3
3 ×4 )+3 4 '4 3-3
(1)(1) 3 × 4 (2) ) 3 +3×4 (2) 3+×34(4)34)-
(3)4)'4 3'4+3×34 (3) 3 +3
'4
4) - - 3(4)
4 '4
3 3-3
(1) (2)
(1) (3)
(2)
(1) (4)(3)
(2)
(1) (4)
(3)
(2) (4)
(3) (4)
â. 58 A“¡ 59
k|Q“p : A¡L$ kp„L¡$rsL$ cpjpdp„ "fs“' iåv$ "NML', "dL$f' "PON', sp¡ "v$d“' iåv$ "QPL'
A¡d gMpe R>¡. Ap dprlsu“p Ap^pf¡ “uQ¡“p âï“ DL¡$gp¡.
058. Ap kp„L¡$rsL$ cpjpdp„ "dv$“' iåv$ L¡$hu fus¡ gMpi¡?
(1) PQL (2) ONM (3) MPQ (4) MPN
059. Ap kp„L¡$rsL$ cpjpdp„ "ifuf' iåv$“p¡ kdp“p’} iåv$ ¼ep¡ ’i¡ s¡ ‘ep®edp„“p Anfp¡dp„’u
ip¡^p¡.
(1) MN (2) ML (3) NP (4) NQ
060. Ap‘¡gu âï“ ApL©$rs“y„ ‘pZudp„ ârstbb v$ip®hsp¡ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.
âï“ ApL©$rs DÑf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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Q.61 and Q.62 Direction :
Observe the following figure.
061. All the outer surfaces of the given figure are painted with the same colour.
How many cubes will have three faces painted?
(1) 16 (2) 14 (3) 20 (4) 12
062. In the given figure find the maximum number of cubes that are arranged one
above the other?
(1) 216 (2) 208 (3) 200 (4) 192
Q.63 to Q.65 Direction :
Identify the rhythmic arrangement of terms given below and find the correct
term in place of the question mark.
63. U W ? M V U V M ? N U N W ? ? U M V N W
(1) N U M V (2) N V W M (3) N W V M (4) W M V M
0422-Gujarati Set-A 22 of 32 Contd...
Q.61 and Q.62 Direction :
Observe the following figure.
061. All the outer surfaces of the given figure are painted with the same colour.
How many cubes will have three faces painted?
(1) 16 (2) 14 (3) 20 (4) 12
062. In the given figure find the maximum number of cubes that are arranged one
above the other?
(1) 216 (2) 208 (3) 200 (4) 192
Q.63 to Q.65 Direction :
Identify the rhythmic arrangement of terms given below and find the correct
term in place of the question mark.
63. U W ? M V U V M ? N U N W ? ? U M V N W
(1) N U M V (2) N V W M (3) N W V M (4) W M V M
0422-Gujarati Set-A 22 of 32 Contd...
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â. 61 A“¡ 62
k|Q“p : bpSy>“u ApL©$rs“y„ r“funZ L$fp¡.
061. bpSy>“u O“ ApL©$rs“u fQ“pdp„ blpf“p v$f¡L$ ‘©óW$cpN“¡ A¡L$ S> f„N¡ f„Áep¡ R>¡. L¡$V$gp
O““p ÓZ ‘©óW$cpN f„N¡gp li¡?
(1) 16 (2) 14 (3) 20 (4) 12
062. bpSy>“u ApL©$rsdp„ kdp“ ApL$pf“p h^ydp„ h^y L¡$V$gp O“ A¡L$buÅ ‘f Np¡W$h¡gp R>¡?
(1) 216 (2) 208 (3) 200 (4) 192
â. 63 ’u 65
k|Q“p : Ap‘¡gu gebÝ^ dp„X$Zudp„“p ‘v$p¡“p ¾$d Ýep“dp„ fpMu âï“rQl¹““p õ’p“¡ A“y¾$d¡
Aph“pfy„ ‘v$ ip¡^p¡.
063. U W ? M V U V M ? N U N W ? ? U M V N W
(1) N U M V (2) N V W M (3) N W V M (4) W M V M
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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â. 61 A“¡ 62
k|Q“p : bpSy>“u ApL©$rs“y„ r“funZ L$fp¡.
061. bpSy>“u O“ ApL©$rs“u fQ“pdp„ blpf“p v$f¡L$ ‘©óW$cpN“¡ A¡L$ S> f„N¡ f„Áep¡ R>¡. L¡$V$gp
O““p ÓZ ‘©óW$cpN f„N¡gp li¡?
(1) 16 (2) 14 (3) 20 (4) 12
062. bpSy>“u ApL©$rsdp„ kdp“ ApL$pf“p h^ydp„ h^y L¡$V$gp O“ A¡L$buÅ ‘f Np¡W$h¡gp R>¡?
(1) 216 (2) 208 (3) 200 (4) 192
â. 63 ’u 65
k|Q“p : Ap‘¡gu gebÝ^ dp„X$Zudp„“p ‘v$p¡“p ¾$d Ýep“dp„ fpMu âï“rQl¹““p õ’p“¡ A“y¾$d¡
Aph“pfy„ ‘v$ ip¡^p¡.
063. U W ? M V U V M ? N U N W ? ? U M V N W
(1) N U M V (2) N V W M (3) N W V M (4) W M V M
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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64.
???
(1) (2) (3) ??? ? ??????? ?
(4) ???
65. 3 6 9 7 1 2 2 3 1 6 9 7 7 2 9 3 6 1 1 7 ? ? ? 9
(1) 3 2 6 (2) 6 2 3 (3) 6 7 3 (4) 3 6 2
66. A square sheet of paper folded and cut as shown in the question figure. How
will the figure look like when the paper is unfolded. Choose the correct option.
Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
67. Find the hidden part of the question figure from the alternatives given.
Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
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64.
???
(1) (2) (3) ??? ? ??????? ?
(4) ???
65. 3 6 9 7 1 2 2 3 1 6 9 7 7 2 9 3 6 1 1 7 ? ? ? 9
(1) 3 2 6 (2) 6 2 3 (3) 6 7 3 (4) 3 6 2
66. A square sheet of paper folded and cut as shown in the question figure. How
will the figure look like when the paper is unfolded. Choose the correct option.
Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
67. Find the hidden part of the question figure from the alternatives given.
Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
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064.
???
(1) (2) (3) ??? ? ??????? ?
(4) ???
065. 3 6 9 7 1 2 2 3 1 6 9 7 7 2 9 3 6 1 1 7 ? ? ? 9
(1) 326 (2) 623 (3) 673 (4) 362
066. âï“ ApL©$rsdp„“p L$pNm“u NX$u hpmu“¡ f¡Mp„qL$s L$f¡gp¡ cpN L$p‘uA¡ A“¡ ‘R>u NX$u
DOpX$sp„ s¡“p¡ ApL$pf L$C ‘ep®e ApL©$rs S>¡hp¡ v$¡Mpi¡?
âï“ ApL©$rs DÑf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
067. Ap‘¡gu âï“ ApL©$rsdp„ Ry>‘pe¡gp¡ cpN ‘ep®edp„’u ip¡^p¡.
âï“ ApL©$rs DÑf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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064.
???
(1) (2) (3) ??? ? ??????? ?
(4) ???
065. 3 6 9 7 1 2 2 3 1 6 9 7 7 2 9 3 6 1 1 7 ? ? ? 9
(1) 326 (2) 623 (3) 673 (4) 362
066. âï“ ApL©$rsdp„“p L$pNm“u NX$u hpmu“¡ f¡Mp„qL$s L$f¡gp¡ cpN L$p‘uA¡ A“¡ ‘R>u NX$u
DOpX$sp„ s¡“p¡ ApL$pf L$C ‘ep®e ApL©$rs S>¡hp¡ v$¡Mpi¡?
âï“ ApL©$rs DÑf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
067. Ap‘¡gu âï“ ApL©$rsdp„ Ry>‘pe¡gp¡ cpN ‘ep®edp„’u ip¡^p¡.
âï“ ApL©$rs DÑf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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Q.68 to Q.70 Direction :
Observe the following pyramid and the sequence of the terms given in the
questions that follow. Choose the correct term from the alternatives given that
will replace the question mark. (Select two correct alternatives.)
A 1
B 2
3 C 9
D 4 E 5
A 1 7 G ↓ 6 F ↑
B 2
X H 8 T I 9
3 C A9 1 A 1 A 1
4 68. E L
B5 8
2 : B L 2I 2 : : A ↓ 7 : ? B 2 2 3 4 5 6
G ↓ 6 A (1) 1
3F 1 C ↑C 9 3 2
A C
1 9 2 3 4 53
16C6 ↑79 8
(2) 9 4 10 3211 312 4 53 5 ×4
H 8 DT 4 I(3)
B D 92 2A
IE4 1↑
5B E
2 54
2 3 D 4 4(4)
3 5 A 63↓×EF4
5 7 C 54 8 Z 9 10 + 4 211
3 -3 3: 4
312 5
8` j ' ` jB × a k + ) = ?
4 : Z
7 G 3 ↓7 C 6G9BF3↓ 2 ↑C6 F 4↑ 73 G
9 ↓ 5 463 × 4F3 4 ↑ 3 Z + 43 - 3:
8` 4 j ' ` 3 jB × a 3 k + ) = ?
: Z 8` 4 j ' ` 3 jB × a Z
: k+) =?
X D H69.4 X 8 I4 9
3DH4E3G4865CC : 9 EC
T T H 8
I E 59F ↓ 3 : : D 4 3
X T I 4
G ×H4 L ) +: 3?9 43 '4 3-3
8` 4 j ' ` : jB × a k + ) = ?
Z 8` 4 j ' ` : jB × a k + ) = ?
Z
7 G 7 645 GFF3
↓D(1) E4×↓94↑L E3 6) + 3F3 ↑4 '4
54 - 3 5(1)
3 (2) E F394× I4(2)L 3) + 3(3) 3 4 '4(4) 3 - 3
X H 87 X(3)
TG H5 I↓
F3 8(1)
E ×9964L T F)(2)+I 3↑ 9 4(3)
'4A
(4)
13 (4)
-3 5 E I3 (1)
L × 48 ↓ )(2) +3 4(3)
'4 3(4)
-3
H 8 (1) I (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)
X 1 A9 1
T
A B 2A 1
70. A G B 8 :B H2 B
3 2: : ?3 : 2 C9C 9B 2
(1) 19 B 32I
C 3 9D
C 49 (2)3 15 CF C 9 I
E
4 E 7 5 GE
(3) D1 F 4BD2 I ↓5D 6 4(4)F 1 E↑ E
B 2 I5
7 G 7 ↓ G 6X↓ F H
6 ↑ F87 ↑TG I↓ 96 F ↑
X HX 8 H T8 I T 9 X
I 9H 8 T I 9
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Q.68 to Q.70 Direction :
Observe the following pyramid and the sequence of the terms given in the
questions that follow. Choose the correct term from the alternatives given that
will replace the question mark. (Select two correct alternatives.)
A 1
B 2
3 C 9
D 4 E 5
A 1 7 G ↓ 6 F ↑
B 2
X H 8 T I 9
3 C A9 1 A 1 A 1
4 68. E L
B5 8
2 : B L 2I 2 : : A ↓ 7 : ? B 2 2 3 4 5 6
G ↓ 6 A (1) 1
3F 1 C ↑C 9 3 2
A C
1 9 2 3 4 53
16C6 ↑79 8
(2) 9 4 10 3211 312 4 53 5 ×4
H 8 DT 4 I(3)
B D 92 2A
IE4 1↑
5B E
2 54
2 3 D 4 4(4)
3 5 A 63↓×EF4
5 7 C 54 8 Z 9 10 + 4 211
3 -3 3: 4
312 5
8` j ' ` jB × a k + ) = ?
4 : Z
7 G 3 ↓7 C 6G9BF3↓ 2 ↑C6 F 4↑ 73 G
9 ↓ 5 463 × 4F3 4 ↑ 3 Z + 43 - 3:
8` 4 j ' ` 3 jB × a 3 k + ) = ?
: Z 8` 4 j ' ` 3 jB × a Z
: k+) =?
X D H69.4 X 8 I4 9
3DH4E3G4865CC : 9 EC
T T H 8
I E 59F ↓ 3 : : D 4 3
X T I 4
G ×H4 L ) +: 3?9 43 '4 3-3
8` 4 j ' ` : jB × a k + ) = ?
Z 8` 4 j ' ` : jB × a k + ) = ?
Z
7 G 7 645 GFF3
↓D(1) E4×↓94↑L E3 6) + 3F3 ↑4 '4
54 - 3 5(1)
3 (2) E F394× I4(2)L 3) + 3(3) 3 4 '4(4) 3 - 3
X H 87 X(3)
TG H5 I↓
F3 8(1)
E ×9964L T F)(2)+I 3↑ 9 4(3)
'4A
(4)
13 (4)
-3 5 E I3 (1)
L × 48 ↓ )(2) +3 4(3)
'4 3(4)
-3
H 8 (1) I (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)
X 1 A9 1
T
A B 2A 1
70. A G B 8 :B H2 B
3 2: : ?3 : 2 C9C 9B 2
(1) 19 B 32I
C 3 9D
C 49 (2)3 15 CF C 9 I
E
4 E 7 5 GE
(3) D1 F 4BD2 I ↓5D 6 4(4)F 1 E↑ E
B 2 I5
7 G 7 ↓ G 6X↓ F H
6 ↑ F87 ↑TG I↓ 96 F ↑
X HX 8 H T8 I T 9 X
I 9H 8 T I 9
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k|Q“p :
Ap‘¡gp rd“pfp“y„ r“funZ L$fu âï“rQl¹““p õ’p“¡ Aph“pfp¡ ep¡Áe ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.
(b¡ AQ|L$ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡)
A 1
B 2
3 C 9
D 4 E 5
7 G ↓ 6 F ↑
A 1
B 2 X H 8 T I 9
3 C A9 1 A 1 A 1
D 4 068. E L
B 58 2 : B L2I 2 : : A ↓ 7 : B? 2 2 3 4 5
G ↓ A 6 (1) 1
3 F1 C↑C 93A2 C1 9 2 3 4 (2) 53 16 C6 ↑7 9 8 9 10 24 11 33 12 4 5
T 4 (3)
I D922 IEA ↑
H 8 D B 4 5 1B E2 4 52 3 3 D 4 4(4)5 5A63↓×E47F C 4 85 Z 9 10 + 4 211
3 -3 312
3: 4 5
↓ 536 × 48`F j
4 4' ↑` 3Z jB ×+ 3 k3
a 4
4 : Z =:?
+ )- 3
7 G 3 ↓7C 6 9 F ↓B
G 3 ↑ 6C2 Z F94 ↑ 3 7 G
8` j ' ` jB × a k + ) = ?
4 : 8` j ' ` jB × a k + ) = ?
4 : Z
X D H069.
4 X 8 3HDE4 G
T I438456 9CT3: 9 IE Z
3C 9E 5XF ↓ H3 8 : : TD 4 I3G4 ×H 49 L3 ) +:33 ? 4 '4
8` j ' ` jB × a k + ) = ? 8` j ' ` : jB × a Z k + ) = ?
4 : 4 3-3
7 G ↓ (1)D76 5 F4GF
3E4× 4 9↓ 33
↑L3)E6+4 5F 4 ↑'4 3 5 E F34
3 -(2) (1)
9× 4I L 3) +(2)3 3 4 (3)'4 3 (4)
-3
X H 8 7X (3)
T G 5HIF3(1) 9 L6T)(2)
E↓×894 + (3)
F3I ↑94 '4A 3
(4)
(4) 5 E I3(1) × 48 ↓ )(2)+3 4(3)
'4 3(4)
1-3 -3
L
(1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)
X H 8 AT 1 A I 91 B 2A 1
070. A G B 8 B : 2H B3 2: : ?3 : 2 C9C 9B 2
(1) 1 9 B 32I
C 3 9C D 4
9 (2)E3 15CF C 9 I
(3) D 1 F 4BD2 I
4 E 7 5 G E 5D 6 4(4) F 1 E↑ E
↓ B 2 I5
7 G 7 ↓ G 6X↓ F 6H ↑ F87 ↑TG I↓ 96 F ↑
X HX 8 H T 8 I T 9 X I 9H 8 T I 9
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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â. 68 ’u 70
k|Q“p :
Ap‘¡gp rd“pfp“y„ r“funZ L$fu âï“rQl¹““p õ’p“¡ Aph“pfp¡ ep¡Áe ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.
(b¡ AQ|L$ ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡)
A 1
B 2
3 C 9
D 4 E 5
7 G ↓ 6 F ↑
A 1
B 2 X H 8 T I 9
3 C A9 1 A 1 A 1
D 4 068. E L
B 58 2 : B L2I 2 : : A ↓ 7 : B? 2 2 3 4 5
G ↓ A 6 (1) 1
3 F1 C↑C 93A2 C1 9 2 3 4 (2) 53 16 C6 ↑7 9 8 9 10 24 11 33 12 4 5
T 4 (3)
I D922 IEA ↑
H 8 D B 4 5 1B E2 4 52 3 3 D 4 4(4)5 5A63↓×E47F C 4 85 Z 9 10 + 4 211
3 -3 312
3: 4 5
↓ 536 × 48`F j
4 4' ↑` 3Z jB ×+ 3 k3
a 4
4 : Z =:?
+ )- 3
7 G 3 ↓7C 6 9 F ↓B
G 3 ↑ 6C2 Z F94 ↑ 3 7 G
8` j ' ` jB × a k + ) = ?
4 : 8` j ' ` jB × a k + ) = ?
4 : Z
X D H069.
4 X 8 3HDE4 G
T I438456 9CT3: 9 IE Z
3C 9E 5XF ↓ H3 8 : : TD 4 I3G4 ×H 49 L3 ) +:33 ? 4 '4
8` j ' ` jB × a k + ) = ? 8` j ' ` : jB × a Z k + ) = ?
4 : 4 3-3
7 G ↓ (1)D76 5 F4GF
3E4× 4 9↓ 33
↑L3)E6+4 5F 4 ↑'4 3 5 E F34
3 -(2) (1)
9× 4I L 3) +(2)3 3 4 (3)'4 3 (4)
-3
X H 8 7X (3)
T G 5HIF3(1) 9 L6T)(2)
E↓×894 + (3)
F3I ↑94 '4A 3
(4)
(4) 5 E I3(1) × 48 ↓ )(2)+3 4(3)
'4 3(4)
1-3 -3
L
(1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)
X H 8 AT 1 A I 91 B 2A 1
070. A G B 8 B : 2H B3 2: : ?3 : 2 C9C 9B 2
(1) 1 9 B 32I
C 3 9C D 4
9 (2)E3 15CF C 9 I
(3) D 1 F 4BD2 I
4 E 7 5 G E 5D 6 4(4) F 1 E↑ E
↓ B 2 I5
7 G 7 ↓ G 6X↓ F 6H ↑ F87 ↑TG I↓ 96 F ↑
X HX 8 H T 8 I T 9 X I 9H 8 T I 9
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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71. One is added to the position of serial number of each letter in the alphabet
series. Find the sum of the serial numbers of the word which is opposite to
the word ‘EAST’? choose the correct option.
(1) 71 (2) 63 (3) 66 (4) 73
72. In the following series determine the rule underlying the series and find out
the term in place of the question mark.
Y, A, V, D, ?, I, J, P, A, Y
(1) I (2) D (3) Q (4) P
73. Choose the correct alternative to complete the question figure.
Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
Q.74 and Q.75 Direction :
Choose the correct figure from the alternatives given that exactly matches with
the question figure.
74. Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
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71. One is added to the position of serial number of each letter in the alphabet
series. Find the sum of the serial numbers of the word which is opposite to
the word ‘EAST’? choose the correct option.
(1) 71 (2) 63 (3) 66 (4) 73
72. In the following series determine the rule underlying the series and find out
the term in place of the question mark.
Y, A, V, D, ?, I, J, P, A, Y
(1) I (2) D (3) Q (4) P
73. Choose the correct alternative to complete the question figure.
Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
Q.74 and Q.75 Direction :
Choose the correct figure from the alternatives given that exactly matches with
the question figure.
74. Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
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071. A„N°¡Æ Anf dpmp“p v$f¡L$ Anf“¡ s¡“p iê$Aps“p A“y¾$dp„L$ L$fsp A¡L$ S>¡V$gu h^pf¡
qL„$ds NZsp "EAST' iåv$“p rhfp¡^u iåv$“p Anfp¡“p A“y¾$dp„L$“p¡ kfhpmp¡ L¡$V$gp¡ ’i¡?
(1) 71 (2) 63 (3) 66 (4) 73
072. “uQ¡“u dprgL$pdp„ âï“rQl¹““u S>ÁepA¡ Aph“pfy„ ‘v$ ‘ep®edp„’u ip¡^p¡.
Y, A, V, D, ? , I, J, P, A, Y
(1) I (2) D (3) Q (4) P
073. Ap‘¡gu âï“ ApL©$rs ‘|Z® L$fhp dpV¡$ ep¡Áe ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.
âï“ ApL©$rs DÑf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
â. 74 A“¡ 75
k|Q“p : âï“ ApL©$rs kp’¡ Apb¡lŸb dm¡ s¡hu ApL©$rs ‘ep®edp„’u ip¡^p¡.
074. âï“ ApL©$rs DÑf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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071. A„N°¡Æ Anf dpmp“p v$f¡L$ Anf“¡ s¡“p iê$Aps“p A“y¾$dp„L$ L$fsp A¡L$ S>¡V$gu h^pf¡
qL„$ds NZsp "EAST' iåv$“p rhfp¡^u iåv$“p Anfp¡“p A“y¾$dp„L$“p¡ kfhpmp¡ L¡$V$gp¡ ’i¡?
(1) 71 (2) 63 (3) 66 (4) 73
072. “uQ¡“u dprgL$pdp„ âï“rQl¹““u S>ÁepA¡ Aph“pfy„ ‘v$ ‘ep®edp„’u ip¡^p¡.
Y, A, V, D, ? , I, J, P, A, Y
(1) I (2) D (3) Q (4) P
073. Ap‘¡gu âï“ ApL©$rs ‘|Z® L$fhp dpV¡$ ep¡Áe ‘ep®e ip¡^p¡.
âï“ ApL©$rs DÑf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
â. 74 A“¡ 75
k|Q“p : âï“ ApL©$rs kp’¡ Apb¡lŸb dm¡ s¡hu ApL©$rs ‘ep®edp„’u ip¡^p¡.
074. âï“ ApL©$rs DÑf ApL©$rs
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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75. Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
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75. Question Figure : Answer Figures :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
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075. âï“ ApL©$rs DÑf ApL©$rsAp¡
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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075. âï“ ApL©$rs DÑf ApL©$rsAp¡
(1) (2) (3) (4)
a¼s L$pQp L$pe® dpV¡$
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Document Details
| Board / Org | Maharashtra Exams |
| Exam | MSCE PUP PSS |
| Type | Question Paper |
| Pages | 32 |
| Updated | 22 Jul 2026 |