CUSAT CAT 2019 Question Paper IP IPR Ph.D

IP/IPR PHD

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Direction: Spot the part of the sentence where there is an error
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It was him/ who came/running/into the class room
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(A) It was him IS
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(B) who came
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(C) running

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2. Direction: Spot the part of the sentence where there is an error

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C The committee has made/significant changes in/the rules which /will help to banks.

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(A) The committee has made
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(B) significant changes in

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(C) the rules which

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(D) will help to banks

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3. Direction: Spot the part of the sentence where there is an error
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Everyone of the students/has bought/his/identity card.
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Everyone of the students
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(B) has bought
(C) his
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(D) identity card

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Direction: Pick out the most effective word from the given words to make the
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sentence meaningfully complete.

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She _________to learn basic Malayalam as she will be ________for Kerala next month
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(A) likes, reaching
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(B)
(C)
wants, leaving
intends, visiting
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(D) tries, going
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5 Direction: Pick out the most effective word from the given word to make the
sentence meaningfully complete.
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Please do not __________ when I am2talking
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(A) disrupt
(B) interface
(C) interrupt N
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(D) disturb
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6. Direction: Pick
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sentence meaningfully complete.

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They__________ a sound infrastructure in order to __________ with the new challenges
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(A) want, handle
C (B) got, meet
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(C) have, give
(D) need, cope
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7.

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Direction: Pick out the most effective word from the given word to make the
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sentence meaningfully complete.
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I saw a __________ of cows in the field
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(A) group
(B) flock T
(C) herd
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(D) swarm

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Direction: Pick out the most effective word from the given word to make the
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sentence meaningfully complete.

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(A) by
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All the answers of the exams were written __________blue ink.

(B) in
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(C) on
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(D) with
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9. Direction: Select the correctly spelt word

(A) Apprehension 019
(B) Apprihension 2
(C) Apprehinsion
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(D) Aprehension
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10. I
Direction: Select the correctly spelt word
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(A) Dicotomy I
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(B) DicotemyM
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(C) Dichotomy
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(D) Dechotomy
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Direction: Choose a one word for the given sentence
C Extreme old age when a man behaves like a fool.
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(A) Imbecility

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(B) Absurdity

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(C) Dotage
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(D) Gerontology

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12.

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The scientific study of old age.
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Direction: Choose a one word for the given sentence

(A) Gerontology N
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(B) Anthropology
(C) Astheniology S
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(D) Demology

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Direction: From the given alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the
given sentence in Direct/Indirect Speech

Mustana ordered her research scholar to bring her thesis for final correction
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(A)
M
Mustana told her research scholar, “Bring your thesis for final correction”.
(B)
(C) C O
Mustana said, “Bring your thesis for final correction”.
Mustana said to her research scholar, “Bring me your thesis for final correction”.
(D) T
Mustana told her research scholar, “Bring her that thesis for final correction”.
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14. Direction: From the given alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the
given sentence in Direct/Indirect Speech
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2 married.
Mallamma said that her brother was getting
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(A) Mallamma said, “Her bother is getting married”.
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(B) Mallamma told, ‘Her brother is getting married’.
(C) Mallamma said, “My N brother is getting married”.
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(D) Mallamma said,I“My brother was getting married”.
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15. Direction: From

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D the given alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the
A in Direct/Indirect Speech
given sentence

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She exclaimed with joy that India had won the World Cup.
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(A) She said, “India has won the World Cup”.
C (B) She said, “India won the World Cup”.
(C) She said, “How! India win the World Cup”.
(D) She said, “Hurrah! India has won the World Cup”.
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16. Direction: From the given alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the
given sentence in Direct/Indirect Speech
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“Call the first witness”, said the Judge.2
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(A) The Judge commanded them to call the first witness.
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(B) The Judge ordered them to call the first witness.
(C) The Judge asked them N to call the first witness.
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I them to call the first witness.
(D) The Judge requested
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17. Direction: From

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D the given alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the
A in Direct/Indirect Speech
given sentence

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I told him
M that he was not working hard.

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C T E
(A) I told him, “You are not working hard”.
C (B) I said, “You are not working hard”.
(C) I said to him, “You are not working hard”.
(D) I informed him, “You are not working hard”.
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Direction : Select the most appropriate synonym to the given word
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18. DEFER
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(A)
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(B)
(C) S
reject
indifferent
differ
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(D) postpone
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Direction : Select the most appropriate synonym to the given word

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IMPERCEPTIBLE
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(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
humble
obvious

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subtle
mean
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20. Direction : Select the most appropriate synonym to the given word

ALTERCATION 019
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(A) charge
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(B) demand
(C) contamination T
(D) heated dispute N
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IS correct sequence
Direction : Find the
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A from all over India
P. many students

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Q. participated
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R. by different schools and colleges
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S. which is held on all India basis

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CO (A) PQRS
T (B) PQSR
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(C) RQPS
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(D) PRSQ

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Direction : Find the correct sequence
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22. P. they tampered with the evolution
Q. of humans and the results
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R. practically everywhere
S. of this can be seen

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(A) PQSR
(B) QRPS S
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(C) RQPS
(D) RPQS
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Direction: Replace the underlined word with the correct choice
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23. It will be done by then.
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(A) soon M
(B) that time
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(C) earlier
(D) later
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24. Direction: Replace the underlined word with the correct choice

The noise comes from across the river. 019
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(A) beyond
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(B) inside
(C) cross T
(D) the depths of N
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Direction: Fill in the blank with the most suitable word.
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His ______Abehavior stunned us.

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(A) charming
(B)M awkward

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CO (D) brazen
(C) rusty
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The old man walked_________.
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gingerly
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(B) mentally
(C)

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(D)
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flashily
disgustingly

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27. Direction: Fill in the blank with correct alternative

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The river flows__________ the bridge.
(A)
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(B) under
(C) into
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(D) to
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Direction: Fill in the blank with correct alternative
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Jai insisted ______ seeing the papers.
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(A) on
(B) in A T
(C) at S
(D) to
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Direction: Fill in the blank with correct alternative
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The man is _________ television.
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(A) seeing
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(B) watching
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(C) reviewing O
(D) listening SI
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30. D
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Direction: Fill in the blank with correct alternative
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We are ready ______ the battle.
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(B) of

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Direction: Choose the appropriate combination of articles to fill the two blanks in
the sentence given below
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It is not all unusual for _______ editor to tamper with __________ writer’s manuscript.

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(B)
(C) S
an, a
the, no article
an, no article
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(D) an, the
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32.
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Direction: Choose the appropriate combination of articles to fill the two blanks in

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the sentence given below
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It turned _______ piece of brilliant verbosity into one of __________greatest poems of
that era.
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(A) a, the N
(B) O
the, no article
(C) the, a M
(D) a, no article
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Direction: Read the passage carefully and answer the questions below

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The chief limitation of natural science is that it is not human. But we have to live with human
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beings including ourselves- and nearly all the problems of life are human, whereas the problems and
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subject- matter of physics, chemistry and biology are not. When we enter their laboratories, we find no
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human there, except ourselves and our fellow-workers. We are in a world of cells, elements, and atoms
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(or whatever substitutes for them the latest analysis reveals). There are obvious dangers in living in such a
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world. It is too unlike the world of men to be a good preparation for it; the fundamental reality in that
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world is human personality: the ideal society is a community of such personalities, self controlling, self-
developing, self-respecting and respecting others. But natural science is not concerned with personality, at
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least in this sense and in their relations; and there is a risk that when we return to the human world, we
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may be inclined to ignore its difference from the laboratory, and even to treat men as if they were
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elements or cells. It is perhaps their training which explains why some scientists are sympathetic towards
communism. A

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Some people turn to communism because it offers them a positive faith in an age of skepticism,
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makes their decision for them and once accepted, relieves them of the painful task of thinking for
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themselves. Materialistic scientists are attracted to communism for a different reason. Its drastic methods
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resemble those inanimate materials with atoms and cells, manipulating and controlling them in the

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interest of a great overriding end. It is this control and manipulation that makes the triumphs of science
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possible; and it seems natural to apply a similar technique to social and political problems and so achieve
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Smore rapid and effective results than the tedious methods of persuasion allow. This technique appears to

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offer the quickest way to a better and more rational world and in so good a cause it seems wrong to be too

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tender with individual personalities and conscience.

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The chief limitation of natural science is that it is
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(A) immoral
(B) spiritual
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(C) human
(D) not human T
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In the laboratories, we are in the world of

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(A)
(B)
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the skeletons

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(C)
(D) A
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cells, elements and atoms
none of the above

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The control and manipulation of atoms and cells make
(A) the triumph of science possibleM

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(B) the triumph of science impossible
(C) the solution of all problems
(D) none of the above T
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36. Political and social problems can also be solved with
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the technique of control and manipulation
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(B) tenderness 2
(C) rudeness
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(D) all of the above
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SI question there is a certain relation between two given words on
Direction: In the following
IS word is given on another side of :: _____ Choose the suitable word to
one side of :: and one
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be put on the other
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A

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Inherit: Acquire :: Hierarchical: ______________
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(A) Succession
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(B) Gain
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Aircraft: Air :: Satellite:__________

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(A) Telecommunication
(B) Television
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(C) Cables

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(D)

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WORTHY
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Outer space

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Direction: Select the most appropriate antonym to the given word

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(A)
Mugly
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(B) undeserving
(C) valuable
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(D) dishonourable
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40. N
Direction: Select the most appropriate antonym to the given word
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AUDACITY M
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(A)
(B)
cowardice
patricide
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(C)
(D)
bravado
quivering
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE (Qn.Nos. 41 to 55)

41. What does USB stand for? 019
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(A) Universal Serial Block
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(B) Universal Serial Bus
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Universal Security Block
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42. IS
Amicus curiae means
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A for
(A) Counsel
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petitioner

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(B) Counsel for the respondent
Government Pleader
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(D)
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43.
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SA in Australia? C T E
C Who won “Man of the Series” Award in the India-Australia One Day series, recently held

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(B)

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Virat Kohli
Rishap Pant
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(C) M.S. Dhoni
(D) Rohit Sharma
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44.
(A)
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Continental Drift T E ST
“Big Bang Theory” is related with

(B) Origin of UniverseN
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(C) Origin of Himalayas
(D) S
Eruption of volcanoes
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A D
45. The most abundant inert gas in the atmosphere is
(A) Helium A
(B) Neon N
(C) ArgonO
(D) Krypton M
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46. Koneru Humpy plays
(A) Badminton
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(B) Cricket 2
(C) Chess
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(D) None of the above
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47. I
Which of the following is not a principal organ of the UNO?
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(A) General Assembly
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(B) Trusteeship
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A Health
(C) Security Council

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(D) World Organization
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48.

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The
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(B) Lakshadweep E
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(C) Chandigarh

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(D) Puducherry

49. A
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Prof. Amartya Sen was awarded Nobel Prize for his contribution to the field of
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(A) Welfare Economics
(B) Food and Famines S
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(C) Indian Economy
(D) Poverty T
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50.
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The ‘Chipko Movement’ is related to

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(A)

D Wildlife
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A
(B) Scientific Agriculture
(C) D
Forest Conservation
(D) A
Deforestation
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51.
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Who is the author of the book “Two Lives”?
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(A)
(B)
Vikram Seth
James Patterson
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(C)
(D)
Ved Mehta
Khushwant Singh
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52. Official name of World Bank was

(A) 019
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
(B) 2
International Bank for Rehabilitation and Development
(C) T
International Bank for Refinance and Development
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(D) International Bank for Research and Development
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53. I
First successful heart transplantation was done by
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(A) D.S. PaintalIS
(B) ChristianM

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Barnard
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(C) D. Shetty

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(D) P.K.
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54.

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The
C (A) Mumbai
(B) Pune
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M first Women University was established at

C T E
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(C) Thane
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(D) Nasik

55. A
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In banking terminology, CRR means
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(A) Credo Reserve Ratio
(B) Cash Reserve Ratio
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(C) Credit Rating Ratio
(D) Cash Rating Ratio T
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GENERAL APTITUDE IN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW(Qn.Nos.56 to 75)

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56. The decision laid down by U.S. Supreme court in “Diamond V.Chakrabarty” in 1980 is
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the basic foundation for the:
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(A) O
evolution of modern biotechnology patent law
(B)
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evolution of modern copy right law
(C)
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evolution of modern trade mark law
(D)
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evolution of modern trade secret law
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57. What is the expansion of TRIPs:

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Trade Related aspects of Intellectual Property Rights
(B) 2
Trade Rights for Intellectual Property Rights
(C) T
Trade Related rights for Intellectual Property
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(D) Trade and Trade secret for Intellectual Property
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58. I
The Patent Act 1970 grant patent for:
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(A) Process onlyI
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(B) Product only
(C) BothAprocess and product

N of the above
(D) None
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59.

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What is the expansion of TRIMS?
C (A) Trade Related Investment Measures
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(B) Time Resolved Ion Momentum Spectrometry

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(C) Technical Risk Identification and Mitigation System

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(D) Trinity River Information Management System

60. A
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World Book and Copy Right day is observed by UNESCO every year on

(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
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20th April
21st April
22nd April
23rd April T E ST
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61.
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Trade mark is
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(A)
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Represented graphically

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(B) Capable of distinguishing the goods or service of one person from those of other
(C)
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May include shape of goods or combination of colors
(D)
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All of the above

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62. The term of patent is counted from M
Mfor patent
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(A) the date of filing the application
C specification
(B) the date of order for provisional specification
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(C) the date of order for complete
(D) None of the above A
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63. A patent application will be published in the official journal of the patent office on the

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expiry of ________________ months from the date of filing or date of priority of the
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application, whichever is earlier.
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(A) eighteen S T
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(B) twelve
(C) fifteen T
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(D) twenty four O
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IS of GATT?
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64. What is the expansion
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A Agreement on Trade and Trade secret
(A) General

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(B) General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
(C) OGeneral Agreement on Trade and Trade activates
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(D) None of the above

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C T E
T Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) protect the use of information and ideas having
65.

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(B)
(C) T
ethical value

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moral value
social and equitable value
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(D) commercial value
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66.
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What is the expansion of WTO?

(A)
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World Technology Organization
(B)
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World Time Organization
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(C) World Trade Organization
(D)
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Wealth Trade Organization

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67.
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Design does not include

(A)
(B)
(C)
A shape
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pattern N
A
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property mark

(D) ornament
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Registration of designs is protectedOfor a maximum of
68.
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(A) 5 years
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(B) 10 years
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(C) 15 years
(D) 20 years
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69. TRIPS Agreement was adopted in 019
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(A) 1947
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(B) 1992
(C) 1994 T
(D) 2005 N
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70. IS which one is not a goal of convention on Biological Diversity?
Amongst the following
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D
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Asustainable
(A) To promote the conservation of biodiversity

(C) O
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(B) The use of its components
Fair and equitable benefits of sharing
M Distribution of biological resources
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(D)
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71.
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C Nagoya Protocol provides

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(A) access to benefit sharing

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(B) transfer of technology

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(C) clean development mechanism
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(D) inter generational equity

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72.

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(A)
(B)
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TRIPs agreement excludes

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Article 7 of the Berne Convention, 1886
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Article 8 of the Berne Convention, 1886
(C)
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Article 6 of the Berne Convention, 1886
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(D) Article 9 of the Berne Convention, 1886
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73.

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Hague Treaty deals with
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(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
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International Registration of Patent
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International Registration of Trade Mark
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International Registration of Design
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International Registration of Copyright
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M property is
74.
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The proposer of labour theory of intellectual
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(A) John Locke
(B) Austin
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(C) Rutherford S
(D) Hegel
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The doctrine of scene-a-faire is used as a defence in
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(A) copyright infringement suit
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(B) patent infringement suit
(C) T
trademark infringement suit
(D) N
design infringement suit
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ANALYTICAL IS AND REASONING ABILITY (Qns.No.76 to 116)
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76. D
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A man tookAa loan from a bank at the rate of 12% p.a. at simple interest. After 3 years he

N Rs. 5400 as interest only for the period. The principal amount borrowed by
had to pay
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him was
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(A) Rs. 2000
C (B) Rs. 10,000O
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(C) Rs. 15,000
(D) Rs. 20,000
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77.

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Solve: 12% of 580 + ? = 94
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(A)
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(B) 44.4
(C) 54.4
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(D) 64.4
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78.
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Seema bought 20 pens, 8 packets of wax colours, 6 calculators and 7 pencil boxes. The

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price of one pen is Rs. 7, one packet of wax colour is Rs. 22, one calculator is Rs. 175

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and one pencil box costs Rs.14 more than the combined price of one pen and one packet

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of wax colourts. How much amount did she pay to the shopkeeper?

(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
A Rs. 491
Rs. 1667
Rs. 1725
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Rs. 1527
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A
D

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Direction: Find the missing number in the following series

79. 2, 5, 9, _______, 20, 27 019
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(A) 11
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(B) 12
(C) 13 T
(D) 14 N
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80. ISmissing number in the following series
Direction: Find the
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A
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D234567, 23456, _____, 234, 23

(A) O
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2356
(B)M 2347

SA T
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(C) 2345
C (D) 345 O
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81. Direction: Find the missing number in the following series

N
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_____, 85, 81, 83, 79, 81, 77
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(C)

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(D)
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Direction: Find the missing number in the following series
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40, 120, 60, 180, 90, ______, 135
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(A)
D 105
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(B) 110
(C) 210 D
(D) 270 A
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83. M
Direction: Find the missing number in the following series

8, 43, 11, 41, _______M
C O , 39, 17

(A)
(B)
8
4
A T
(C) 43 S
(D) 44
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84. In certain code, TERMINAL is written as SDQLJOBM. How is CREDIBLE written in
that code?
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(A) BQDCHAKD 2
(B) BQDCJCMF
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E
(C) DSFEJCMF
(D) DSFEHAKD T
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O
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85.
IS by 12% gives 224. What is the number?
A number when increased

(A) 200 DM
(B) 212 A
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N
(C) 236
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(D) 248
M

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(A) BMUJQBD E
86. C If EXPORT is coded as USPQYF, then how will CAPITAL be coded?

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T
(B) MBJUQBD

A N
(C) MBUJQBD
(D) MBUJQDB
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87. If 18 men can do a work in 20 days, then 24 men do the same work in

ST
C IS E
(A) 15 days
(B) 20 days
T
(C) 21 days
N
(D) 22 days
O
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88. 4 men and 5 women do a piece of work in 8 days while 5 men and 5 women finish it in 6
M
days. 3 men and 5 women will finish it in how many days?

A
(A)
(B)
(C)
8 days
10 days
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12 daysN
A
D
(D) 15 days
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M
C O
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Amitab can do the workSin 30 days. Sumitab is 25% more efficient, than Amitab. The
number of days takenUby Sumitab to do the same work is
89.
C

(A) 20 days

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(B) 24 days
(C)
(D)
26 days
28 days 20
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90. T
The odd numbers from 1 to 45 which are exactly divisible by 3 are arranged in an
N
O
ascending order. The number at 6th position is

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(A) 18
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(B) 24
(C) 33 D
(D) 36 A

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91. In an examination 85% of the students passed and 270 failed. How many students
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appeared for the examination?

SAT (A) 1500
C T
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(B) 1800
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N
(C) 2100

A
(D) 2400

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92.
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If the price of mangoes is decreased by 40%, one could get 32 more mangoes for Rs. 120.

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Find the original price of each mango.
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(A) Rs. 2.00
(B) Rs. 2.50 T
(C) Rs. 3.00
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(D) Rs. 3.50
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93.

D
Cost of 8 dozen bananas is Rs. 180. How many bananas can be purchased for Rs. 30?
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A
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
12 bananas
A
14 bananas
N
16 bananas
O
18 bananas
D

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Mand walks 10 m. Then she turns left again and
94.
O
Nimala is facing North. She turns left
C
walks 30 m. In which direction is she from the starting point now?

(A) North-East
A T
(B) North-West
(C) South-East U
S
C

(D) South-West

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95. 2 and walks 10 km. Again, he turns to West
A boy walks 2 km to West then turns North
S
and walks 4 km after this he turns toT South and walks 18 km. Now, how far is he from
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his starting point?
N
(A) 8 km
O
(B) 10 km
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(C) 11 km
(D) 12 km M
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Direction:N
O Read both Assertions (A) and Reasons (R) and mark which is the right one
M (A) :
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96. Assertions In the 18th century, the British introduced the “Dual Policy” of
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Government.
CO

C T
Reason (R) : The system of Dual Policy of Government had failed.

A T (A) Both A and R are correct and R is the correct explanation of A
S
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T
(B) Both A and R are correct, but R is not the correct explanation of A

N
(C) A is correct but R is incorrect

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(D) A is incorrect but R is correct
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97. Direction: Read both Assertions (A) and Reasons (R) and mark which is the right one

Reason (R)

(A)
S
Assertion (A) :

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:
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In the 19th century India became a victim of colonialism.
E
Industrial Revolution resulted in the need for more and more markets.

N
T
Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A
O
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(B) Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A
(C)
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A is true but R is false

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(D) A is false but R is true

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Direction: Read the following data and use it for answering the below question

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A shopkeeper is preparing gift boxes of sweets. Each box will contain exactly two kinds
2
of pedhas to be selected from F, G, H and exactly three kinds of rasgollas to be selected
T
from P, Q, R, S, and T with the following restrictions:
S
E
I. T
G cannot be in the same box as T
II. N
P cannot be in the same box as S
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III. S I
Q cannot be in the same box as T

If G is includedM
IS

M
98. in a box, which of the following is a kind of sweet that must also be
included? D
A

(A) FN
(B) O H
(C)M P

A T
CO
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(D) Q
O
C T E
S 99. If H is not included in a particular box, any of the following kinds of sweet can be
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(A) P

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included except

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(B) Q
(C) R
2 0
U
(D) T

100.
(A) C IS
F
S N
T E ST
Which of the following kind of sweet must be included in each of the boxes?

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M I
(B) G
(C) P S
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D
(D) R
M
101.
sweet?
(A)
AF and G O
N
A
D
If T is included in a box, the box must also include which of the following kinds of

(B) F and H M
(C) P and R
M
(D) R and S
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Direction: (Qns.No.102 to 104): Mark the correct inference drawn in each case

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2 Vidyalaya are of outstanding merit.
102. Statement: Most of the students of Navodaya
Inference:
S T
TEof outstanding merit.
(A) Some of the students are
(B) There is no student N in the Vidyalaya who is not outstanding
O
(C) There are some Istudents in Navodaya Vidyalaya who are below outstanding merit
S of outstanding merit.
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(D) All students are
M
103. Statement: A D
M
Examinations are going on in the Law College. The Law College is closed on

Sunday. N
O
Inference:
M

SA
T
O
M
(C) O
C T E
(A) Students would not go to Law College on Sunday
C (B) Law College is open on Sunday due to exams
There is no examination in Law College on Sunday
(D) Examinations presume Law College to be open on all days.

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104.

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Statement: Many smokers suffer from cancer.
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Inference:

(A) 2 0
Most cancer patients are smokers
(B)

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C IS
(C)
(D) S
Most smokers get cancer

T E
T
Smoking may lead to cancer
S
Smoking always leads to cancer

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O
M IS
S I
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A O
N
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Read the following information and answer the question given below:

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The Board of Cricket Control in India is in search of a new coach for the Indian team. It
2
shortlisted five names- Anushman, Buchanen, John, Whatmore and Chappel. Each of them is
S T
from a different country, Australia, India, Japan, Pakistan and Canada, not necessarily in that
E
T
order. At present each of them is coaching a different country, Australia, Bangladesh, China,
N
Wales and Bermuda not necessarily in that order. The following information is also available
O
about them.
S I
(i) For any personIS each of his three particulars- his name, the name of the country from
M
D
M
which he is and the name of the country he is coaching at present, starts with a
differentAletter.

(ii) N is coaching Australia and John is from neither Australia nor Pakistan
Whatmore
(iii) M
O
Buchanan is not coaching China and the person who is coaching Bermuda is from

A T
S 105.
O
M Canada.
C(iv) Anushman O
C T E
is neither from Canada nor from Pakistan and also the person from
Pakistan is coaching Bangladesh.

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T
Chappel is not coaching

(A)

A
India
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(B) China
(C) Wales
2 0
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(D) Australia

106.

(A)C IS S
Buchanan N
T E ST
Who is the person not from Australia?

O
M I
(B) John
(C) Anushman S
IS
D
(D) Whatmore
M
107.

(A)
(B)
A Wales O
N
Australia
A
D
The person from Canada is definitely not coaching

(C) China M
(D) India M
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108. Who is person definitely not coaching Bermuda?

(A) Buchanan 019
(B) Anushman 2
(C) Chappel
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(D) Whatmore
T
N
O
I
Direction: (Qns.No.109 to 111): Read the following data and use it for answering the questions that
S
IS
follow:

M
M
Four people A, B, C and D have together got Rs. 100/- with them.
D
A
A and B have got as much money as C and D put together.

N
A has got more money than B.
O
C has half as money as D has.
M
A has Rs. 5/- more than D.

SA T
M
(A) A
O
C T E
109. OWho has got the most money?
C

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(B) B
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N
(C) C

A
(D) Cannot be determined

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110.
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How much does B have? 2 0
(A)
(B)
(C)
U
C IS S
Rs. 11.60
Rs. 13.50
Rs. 32.30 T E ST
(D) Rs. 10.30
N
O
M IS
S I
D
111. Who has got the second biggest sum?

(A) A M
(B)
(C)
(D)A B
C
D
O
N
A
D

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112.
M
If the digits in the number 86435192 are arranged in ascending order, what will be the

the new arrangement? C O
difference between the digits which are second from the right and fourth from the left in

(A) One
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(B) Two S
(C) Three
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(D) Four

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113. On Monday I told my friend that I would start for Calcutta day after tomorrow and reach

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there the day before the day that comes after the day after tomorrow. On which day
0
would I reach Calcutta?
2
(A) Wednesday S T
E
(B) Thursday
(C) Friday T
N
(D) Saturday O
SI
IS
114. Mr. A meets Mr.MB. B is the father of a son C and a daughter D. E is the mother of A. C is
D
married and has
M
A one son. E is the daughter –in –law of B. How is A related to B?

N
O
(A) Uncle
(B)M Grandson
M
O
(C) Son

CO
E
(D) Nephew

A T
C T
S 115. How many 4s are there in the series below which are preceded by 8 and followed by 0?
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AT N
840480480480840804804840804

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(A) 1
(B) 2 2
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(C) 3
(D) 4
S
116. C IS N
T E
Raju is standing facing north. He goes 30 metres ahead and turns left and goes for 15
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metres. Now he turns right and goes for 50 metres, and finally turns to his right and
S
walks. In which direction is he heading?
IS
(A)
D North
M
A D
(B) East
(C)
(D)
South
West A
N
O
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M
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RESEARCH APTITUDE

117. 019
Arrange the following steps of research in correct sequence:
P. Identification of research problem 2
Q. Methodology S T
E
R. Framing Hypothesis
T
N
S. Data analysis and Result and discussion
O
(A) PQRS SI
(B) PRQS IS
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M
(C) PSRQ
D
(D) PRSQ
A

N
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M the following which method is considered as a suitable method to solve the
118. Amongst

SA
T
O
M problem?
practical

O
C (A) Historical method
C T
(B) Evaluative methodE
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(C) Comparative method

N
(D) Applied Method

119. A
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The ‘Sociogram’ technique is used to study
2
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
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C IS S
human habitat
origin of human being
human relations
T E ST
professional competence of human
N
O
120.
M S I
Observation method is used in
IS
(A)
D M
analytical research

A D
(B) historical research
(C)
(D) A
evaluative research
descriptive research
N
O
121. M
A researcher wants to study the future of Aam Admi Party in India. Which one of the
M
following is most appropriate tool for his study?

(A) Questionnaire C O
(B)
(C)
Interview
Case study AT
S
(D) Observation

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122. In a doctrinal research, information means

(A) raw data 019
(B) variable 2
(C) organized data
S T
E
(D) input data
T
N
O
123. I
Census of India is an example of
S
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(A) historical research
Mresearch
D
M
(B) descriptive
A research
(C) exploratory

N
(D) evaluative research
O
M

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O
CO (A) a cluster sample
C T
T (B) a random sample E
124. A researcher selects a probability sample of 100 out of the total population. It is

CU
T
(C) a stratified sample

N
(D) a targeted sample

125. A
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Which of the sets of activities best indicate the cyclic nature of action research strategy?

(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
U
C IS S T
Reflect, Observe, Plan, Act
S
Act, Plan, Observe, Reflect

T E
Observe, Act, Reflect, Plan
Plan, Act, Observe, Reflect
N
O
126.
M S I
Which of the following sampling methods is not based on probability?
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(A)
D M
Cluster Sampling

A D
(B) Simple Random Sampling
(C)
A
Stratified Sampling
(D)
N
Quota Sampling

O
127. Inductive reasoning presupposes M
(A) harmony in human nature. O
M
C
(B) integrity in human nature.

A
(D) uniformity in human
Tnature.
(C) unity in human nature.

S
C U

128. Social Science methodology today heavily depends upon

(A) survey method 019
(B) case study method 2
(C) interview method
S T
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(D) observation method
T
N
O
129. I
Who said that members of the same species are not alike?
S
(A) Darwin IS
M
D
M
(B) Herbert Spencer
(C) Best A

(D) N
Good Hart
O
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M
O
C T
(A) stratified sampleE
130. A researcher divides his population into certain groups and fixes the size of the sample
COfrom each group. It is called

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T
(B) quota sample

A N
(C) cluster sample
(D) All of the above
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131. Generalized conclusion on the basis of a sample is technically known as

ST
C IS E
(A) statistical inference of external validity of the research
(B)
T
data analysis and interpretation
(C) parameter inference
N
(D) All of the above
O
M IS
S I
D
132. A researcher selects only 10 members as a sample from the total population of 5000 and
M
consider it good because

(A)
(B)
(C)
A O
N
A
D
he was a good researcher
he was guided by his supervisor
the populations was homogeneous
(D) All of the above
M
M
O
C accurate if the sample drawn is
133. The final result of a study will be more

(A) taken randomly
A T
(C) representative toS
(B) fixed by quota

(D) purposive
C U the population

134. All are example of qualitative variables except

(A) religion and castes 019
(B) sex 2
(C) observation
S T
E
(D) interest of the subject
T
N
O
135. I
Formulation of hypothesis may not be necessary in
S
IS
(A) survey studies
M (historical) studies
D
M
(B) fact finding
A studies
(C) normative

N
(D) experimental studies
O
M

SA
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136. Logic of induction is very close to
CO (A) the logic of sampling
C T
T (B) the logic of observation
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T
(C) the logic of the controlled variable

N
(D) None of the above

137. A
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While writing research report a researcher

(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
U S T
must not use the numerical figures in numbers in the beginning of sentences

C IS
S
must arrange it in logical, topical and chronological order

T E
must compare his result with those of the other studies
All of the above
N
O
138.
M S I
If you are doing experiment on a large group of sample which method of controlling will
IS
D
you adopt?
M
A D
(A) Matching
(B)
A
Randomization
(C)
N
Elimination and matching
(D)
O
Elimination

M
139. A good hypothesis should be M
C O
(A) precise, specific and consistent with most known facts

A T
(B) formulated in such a way that it can be tested by the data

S
(C) of limited scope and should not have global significance

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(D) All of the above

140. All causes non sampling errors except

(A) faulty tools of measurement 019
(B) inadequate sample 2
(C) non-response
S T
E
(D) defect in data collection
T
N
O
141. I
The historical research is different from experimental research in the process of
S
(A) replication I
S
M of hypothesis
D
M
(B) the formulation
A
(C) the hypothesis testing

(D) AllN of the above
O
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SA
M
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142. A research problem is feasible only when
CO (A) it is researchable
C T
T (B) it is new and add something to knowledge
CU
T
(C) it has utility and relevance

N
(D) All of the above

143. A
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Which of the following is not the characteristic of a researcher?

(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
U
C IS S T
He is a specialist rather than a generalist
S
He is industrious and persistent on the trial of discovery

T E
He is not inspirational to his chosen field but accepts the reality
He is not versatile in his interest and even in his native abilities
N
O
144.
M S I
Bibliography given in a research report
IS
D M
(A) helps those interested in further research and studying the problem from another

A D
angle
A
(B) makes the report authentic

N
(C) Both (A) and (B)

O
(D) None of the above

M
145. M
Validity of a research can be improved by
O
C sample of the population
(A) eliminating extraneous factors

A T
(B) taking the true representative
(C) both of the above measures
(D) None of the above S
C U

146. Attributes of objects, events or things which can be measured are called

(A) qualitative measure 019
(B) data 2
(C) variables
S T
E
(D) None of the above
T
N
O
147. I
Which technique is generally followed when the population is finite?
S
IS technique
(A) Area sampling
(B) PurposiveMsampling technique
D
M
A sampling technique
(C) Systematic

N of the above
(D) None
O
M

SA
M
O
CO (A) single variable
T (B) replication
C T E
148. The experimental study is based on the law of

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T
(C) occupation

N
(D) interest of the subject

149. A
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Field study is related to
2 0 19
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
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real life situations

C IS
experimental situations
laboratory situations
None of the above T E ST
N
O
150.
M S I
The research antagonistic to ex -post facto research is
IS
(A)
D M
experimental studies

A D
(B) normative researches
(C)
A
library researches
(D)
N
All of the above

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LLM (IPR PHD)/LLM 9 (IP) PHD - ANSWER KEY
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20 CODE: 620
TEST
QN. NO. KEY QN. NO. KEY QN. NO. T KEY QN. NO. KEY QN. NO. KEY
E S

1 A 26 A 51 T A 76 C 101 B
2 D 27 B N
O52 A 77 A 102 C

I
3 A 28 A
ISS 53 B 78 B 103 C
4 B 29 B M 54 B 79 D 104 B
5 C 30 D AD 55
M B 80 C 105 B

6 D 31 N
OA 56 A 81 B 106 C
7 C 32 MA 57 A 82 D 107 C
8
9
10
B
A
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34 T C
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C
A
111
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D
D
13 A 38 D
S I O 63 A 88
2 0 C 113 A

U S
14 C 39 B 64 B 89 B 114 B
15 D 40 A 65 D ST
90 C 115 C
16
17
B
C
41
42 C IS
B
D
66
67
C
A
O
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T E 91
92
B
B
116
117
B
B
18 D 43 C
M 68
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C 93 C 118 D

D
19 C 44 B 69 C 94 A 119 C
20 D 45 C 70 M D 95 B 120 D
21
22
23
B
A
B
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47
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A C
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71
N
72
73
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D A
C
C
96
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121
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A
A
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M
24 D 49 A 74
M A 99 D 124 B

CO
25 D 50 C 75 A 100 A 125 D

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126 D
127 D N
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128 A SI
129 A IS
M
130 B A
D
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131 A N
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132 C M
133
134
135
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136
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A
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AT N 19
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141
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143 D
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145 C M
146
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148
C
C
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149 A
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150 A

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