lkeku; cqf)eùkk,oa rdz kfdr funsz k&¼iz u 1 vksj 4 ½% esa] fn, x, fodyiksa esa ls lacfu/kr dks pqfu,a 1- AZYB CXWD EVUF?

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2 lkeku; cqf)eùkk,oa rdz kfdr funsz k&¼iz u 1 vksj 4 ½% esa] fn, x, fodyiksa esa ls lacfu/kr 'kcn@v{kjksa@la[;k dks pqfu,a 1- AZYB CXWD EVUF? ¼a½ GTSH ¼b½ GSTH ¼c½ GSHT ¼d½ GSPH 2-5 % 21 % % 7 % \ ¼a½ 25 ¼b½ 49 ¼c½ 43 ¼d½ 'kksd % vkuun % % lq[k % \ ¼a½ Øks/k ¼c½ }s"k ¼b½ nq%[k ¼d½ nqhkkzokuk 4-4 % 12 % % 5 % \ ¼a½ 25 ¼b½ 20 ¼c½ 22 ¼d½ 30 mls pqfu, tks vu; rhuksa esa ls fhkuu gks 5- ¼a½ 55 5 ¼b½ ¼c½ 5 45 ¼d½ ¼a½ Ropk ¼b½ ukd ¼c½ dku ¼d½ xqjnk 7- ¼a½ BYCX ¼b½ CXDW ¼c½ AZYB ¼d½ DWEV yqir la[;k Kkr dhft,a 8- DFI, KMP,?, YAD ¼a½ QSV ¼b½ RTW ¼c½ SUX ¼d½ RTV 9-1]1] 2] 4] 3] 9] 4] 16] 5] \] \ ¼a½ 6]22 ¼b½ 21]9 ¼c½ 25]6 ¼d½ 30]8 10- bcde ebcd debc cdeb? ¼a½ dcbe ¼c½ cdbe ¼b½ bcde ¼d½ dbce 11- fueufyf[kr 'kcn ds v{kjksa ls dksu&lk 'kcn ugha cuk;k tk ldrk gsa THERMOLYSIS ¼a½ SISTER ¼c½ LORIS ¼b½ LOTUS ¼d½ THESIS 12- fn, x, lehdj.k,d gh fu;e ds vuqlkj gsa mlh fu;e ds vuqlkj NwVh gqbz la[;k crkb,a ¼a½ 368 ¼b½ 220 ¼c½ 221 ¼d½ dfku% lhkh iqlrds dkjsa gsa lhkh dkjsa xkfm+;k gsa fu"d"kz% I. lhkh iqlrds xkfm+;k gsa II. lhkh xkfm+;k iqlrds gsa ¼a½ dsoy fu"d"kz I fudyrk gs ¼b½ dsoy fu"d"kz II fudyrk gs ¼c½ fu"d"kz I vksj II nksuksa fudyrs gsa ¼d½ u fu"d"kz I fudyrk gs vksj u gh II 14- A, B dk HkkbZa gs C, A dk firk gs D, C dh cgu gs vksj E, D dh ekrk gsa B dk E ls D;k lecu/k gsa ¼a½ ukfru ;k ukrh ¼b½ ijukfru ¼c½ cqvk dh ekslh ¼d½ iq=h 15- ;fn 684 = 132, vksj 970 = 546, rks =? ¼a½ 804 ¼b½ 480 ¼c½ 408 ¼d½ fueu lehdj.k xf.kr dh n`f"v ls lgh gks tkrk gsa ;fn vki iz'u esa fn, x, ladsr ds vuqlkj ;k rks fpugksa dks vkil esa cny nsa ;k la[;kvksa dksa lgh fodyi Kkr dhft,a = ¼a½ 4 vksj 2 ¼b½ vksj ¼c½ 16 vksj 6 ¼d½ vksj + yqir la[;k Kkr dhft, ¼a½ 7 ¼b½ 5 ¼c½ 6 ¼d½ fueu fodyiksa esa ls dksu&lk fodyi uhps fn, gq, 'kcnksa dk lkfkzd Øe n'kkzrk gs\ 1- cppkk 2- MkWDVj 3- chekjh 4- nokbz 5- vlirky ¼a½ 1] 3] 5] 2] 4 ¼b½ 2] 4] 3] 5] 1 ¼c½ 3] 4] 2] 5] 1 ¼d½ 4] 5] 3] 1] iz'u vkd`fr;k 836 (316) ( ) ?

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vkd`fr;k ¼a½ 4 ¼b½ 5 ¼c½ 9 ¼d½ 0 mùkj vkd`fr;k 25- uhps vkd`fr;ksa dk,d vuqøe fn;k x;k

ftlesa vkd`fr dks oxhzd`r fd;k tk ldrk gsa 21-,d?

$¼b½ 4 ¼c½ 2 ¼d½ 6 22- fdl iz'u vkd`fr esa mùkj vkd`fr fufgr gs \ iz'u vkd`fr;k mùkj$ $lecu/k dks n'kkzrk gs \ lkeku; Kku 26- fueufyf[kr esa ls dksu&lk,d d`fre ikfjra= gs\$ $kkl 27- ^Xykscy&500 iqjldkj* fdl lalfkk }kjk fn;k tkrk gs\ ¼a½ I. P. CC ¼b½ W. W. E ¼c½ I.$ $P 28- ßfVIikuhÞ fueu esa ls fdl jkt; dk yksd u`r; gs\ ¼a½ fcgkj ¼b½ if'pe caxky ¼c½$

3 mùkj vkd`fr;k 24- fueu osu vkjs[k esa 'kgjh yksxksa esa ls jktuhfrkksa dh igpku dhft,] tks Hkz"V gsaa 20- fueufyf[kr mùkj vkd`fr;ksa esa ls ;g Kkr dhft, fd uhps fn[kk, vuqlkj f=dks.kh; dkxt dks eksm+us iap djus rfkk [kksyus ds ckn fdl vkd`fr tslh fn[kkbz nsxh iz'u vkd`fr;k ¼a½ 4 ¼b½ 5 ¼c½ 9 ¼d½ 0 mùkj vkd`fr;k 25- uhps vkd`fr;ksa dk,d vuqøe fn;k x;k gs ftudk oxksaz esa lewgu fd;k tk ldrk gsa fn x, fodyiksa esa ls ml lewg dks pqfu, ftlesa vkd`fr dks oxhzd`r fd;k tk ldrk gsa 21-,d?ku dh] ftlds Qydks ij 1 ls 6 vad vafdr fd, gq, gsa] uhps nh xbz pkj vyx&vyx volfkkvksa dk v/;;u dhft,a Kkr dhft, fd 3 vad okyh lrg ds lkeus dksu&lk vad iz'u vkd`fr;k ¼a½ 5 ¼b½ 4 ¼c½ 2 ¼d½ fdl iz'u vkd`fr esa mùkj vkd`fr fufgr gs \ iz'u vkd`fr;k mùkj vkd`fr;k 23- fueufyf[kr esa ls dksu&lk osu vkjs[k xktj] [kk ] oulifr;ksa ds chp lgh lecu/k dks n'kkzrk gs \ lkeku; Kku 26- fueufyf[kr esa ls dksu&lk,d d`fre ikfjra= gs\ ¼a½ rkykc ¼b½ [ksr ¼c½ ou ¼d½?kkl 27- ^Xykscy&500 iqjldkj* fdl lalfkk }kjk fn;k tkrk gs\ ¼a½ I. P. CC ¼b½ W. W. E ¼c½ I. U. C. N ¼d½ U. N. E. P 28- ßfVIikuhÞ fueu esa ls fdl jkt; dk yksd u`r; gs\ ¼a½ fcgkj ¼b½ if'pe caxky ¼c½ xqtjkr ¼d½ jktlfkku 29- gky gh esa fdl ns'k ds iz/kkuea=h us viuh in ls LrhQk ns fn;k gsa ¼a½ Jhyadk ¼b½ czkthy ¼c½ phu ¼d½ usiky 30- laln dh yksdys[kk lfefr dk v/;{k fdlds }kjk fu;qdr fd;k tkrk gs \ ¼a½ yksd lhkk v/;{k ¼b½ iz/kkuea=h ¼c½ yksdlhkk mik/;{k ¼d½ jk"vªifr

4 31- pkyd dh os qr izfrjks/kdrk dh bdkbz gs\ ¼a½ QSjM ¼b½ oksyv ¼c½,sfEi;j ¼d½ vkse 32- vkosx dk ek=d D;k gsa ¼a½ U;wVu&lsad.M ¼c½ U;wVu izfr ehvj 33- nkc c<+kus ij cqz dk xyukad& ¼a½?kVrk gs ¼b½ c<+rk gs ¼c½ vifjofrzr jgrk gs ¼d½ igys c<+rk gsa fqj?kvrk gsa ¼b½ U;wVu&ehVj ¼d½ dsfyou 34- rj.k rky oklrfod xgjkbz ls de xgjk fn[kkbz nsrk gsa bldk dkj.k gs& ¼a½ viorzu ¼b½ izdk'k izdh.kzu ¼c½ ijkorzu ¼d½ O;frdj.k 35- fdlh rro ds ijek.kfod Hkkj dks fdlls O;Dr fd;k tkrk gsa ¼a½ xzke ¼b½ feyhxzke ¼c½ fdyksxzke ¼d½ a. m. u 36- c`gùkj fgeky; dk nwljk uke D;k gs \ ¼a½ lg;kfnz ¼b½ fgekfnz ¼c½ f'kokfyd ¼d½ vle fgeky; 37- ckslvu pk; ikvhz dh?kvuk dk lecu/k fdlls gsa ¼a½ Ýkalhlh ØkfUr ¼b½ vesfjdh flfoy ckj ¼c½ vesfjdh LorU=rk ;q) ¼d½ :lh ØkfUr 38- fojatd pw.kz ds fy,&dksu lk dfku vlr; gsa ¼a½ ty esa vf/kd foys; gksrk gs ¼b½ gyds ihys jax dk pw.kz gsa ¼c½ ruqvey dh izfrfø;k ls Dyksjhu fu"dkflr djrk gsa ¼d½ vkdlhdkjd gsa 39- lksfm;e DyksjkbM esa D;k gksrk gsa ¼a½ lg& la;ksth cu/k ¼b½ os qr la;ksth cu/k ¼c½ mi& lg la;ksth cu/k ¼d½ buesa ls dksbz ugha 40- vkhkklh Qy dk mnkgj.k gsa ¼a½ ve:n ¼c½ VekVj ¼b½ vke ¼d½ buesa ls dksbz ugha 41- lsyqykst fhkfrr fdlds lsyksa esa ikbz tkrh gsa ¼a½ Ik'kq ¼b½ csdvhfj;k ¼c½ dod ¼d½ iks/ks 42- pkoy dks lkm+us ls dksu&lk fovkfeu u"v gks tkrk gsa ¼a½ A ¼b½ B ¼c½ C ¼d½ D 43- gky gh esa vesfjdh jk"vªifr MksukYM Vaªi jk"vªifr cuus ds ckn igyh ckj fdl fons'kh ns'k dh ;k=k dh gsa ¼a½ lånh vjc ¼b½ tiku ¼c½ la;qdr vjc vehjkr ¼d½ dqosr 44- dksu&lk tksm+k fv~ou&flvh ugh gsa ¼a½ gsnjkckn&fldanjkckn ¼b½ dydùkk&gkom+k ¼c½ nqxkziqj&vklulksy ¼d½ fnyyh&ubz fnyyh 45- bcucrwrk fdl egk}hi dh fuoklh FkkA ¼a½,f'k;k ¼b½ ;wjksi ¼c½ výhdk ¼d½ mùkj vesfjdk 46- fueu esa ls dksu&lh lfefr csafdx {ks= esa lq/kkjksa ls lacfu/kr gsa ¼a½ L. C xqirk ¼b½ pøorhz ¼c½ ujflagu ¼d½ dsydj 47- ;fn /ku cgqr vf/kd gks vksj eky cgqr de gks rks ;g flfkfr gs& ¼a½ volqhfr ¼b½ eanh ¼c½ eqnzklqhfr ¼d½ xfrjks/k 48- voewy;u ls vkurfjd nke izk;%& ¼a½ fxjrk gs ¼b½ c<+rk gs ¼c½ cjkcj jgrk gs ¼d½ buesa ls dksbz ugha 49- fdl dkj.k ls LVksu dsalj gksrk gsa ¼a½ vey o"kkz ¼b½ fo'oo;kih rkiu ¼c½ jsfm;ksa /kfezrk ¼d½ buesa esa ls dksbz ugha 50- ik poh ih<+h ds dei;wvjksa esa D;k miyc/k ugha gsa ¼a½ cksyks dh igpku ¼b½ d`f=e cksf)drk ¼c½ vr;f/kd,dhdj.k ¼d½ fuokzr V~;wc MATHEMATICS 51-,d Nk= ds fgunh esa izkirkadks dk,d frgkbz mlds vaxzsth esa izkirkadks ds vk/ks ls 30 vf/kd gsa ;fn nksuksa fo"k;ksa esa mlus 480 vad izkir fd;s gks] rks vaxzsth esa mlus fdrus vad izkir fd;s \ ¼a½ 86 ¼b½ 136 ¼c½ 156 ¼d½ 160

5 52-2n n 2.2 n dk eku gs ¼a½ 2 n+1 ¼b½ 2 n ¼c½ 9 8 2n ¼d½ , 2 2, 3 2, 4 2, 5 2, 6 2, 7 2 dk vkslr gs ¼a½ 40 ¼b½ 20 ¼c½ 0 ¼d½ lkr la[;kvksa esa ls izfke pkj la[;kvksa dk vkslr 4 gs rfkk vfure pkj la[;kvksa dk vkslr 4 gsa bu lhkh la[;kvksa dk vkslr 3 gks] rks pksfkh la[;k gs ¼a½ 3 ¼b½ 4 ¼c½ 7 ¼d½ fdlh fhkuu dk gj mlds va'k ls 11 vf/kd gsa bl fhkuu ds va'k rfkk gj esa ls izr;sd esa 8 tksm+us ij 3 izkir gks tkrk gsa ;g 4 fhkuu gs ¼a½ 25 ¼b½ ¼c½ ¼d½ phuh ds Hkko esa : 6 izfr fdxzk ls 7-50 izfr fdxzk o`f) gksus ij fdlh x`g.kh dks viuh [kir esa fdrus izfr'kr dvksrh djuh gksxh ftlls bl en ij vkffkzd Hkko esa vurj u vk;s \ ¼a½ 15% ¼b½ 20% ¼c½ 25% ¼d½ 30% 57-,d Bsdsnkj us dksbz dk;z 150 fnu esa lekir djus dk Bsdk fy;k rfkk 200 etnwj dke ij yxk fn;sa ijurq 50 fnu ckn Kkr gqvk fd dqy,d pksfkkbz dk;z iw.kz gqvk gsaa le; ij dk;z lekir djus gsrq mls fdrus etnwj vksj yxkus gksaxs \ ¼a½ 50 ¼b½ 100 ¼c½ 150 ¼d½ jke] ';ke vksj lksgu us feydj,d dk;z : esa fn;ka ;fn iwjk dk;z lekir djus esa jke] 'k;ke rfkk lksgu Øe'k% 2 fnu] 4 fnu rfkk 8 fnu ysa] rks ';ke dks blesa ls fdruk /ku feysxk \ ¼a½ : ¼b½ : ¼c½ : ¼d½ buesa ls dksbz ugha 59- A fdlh dk;z dks 9 fnu esa lekir dj ldrk gsa B dh dk;z {kerk A ls 50% vf/kd gsa B vdsyk bl dk;z dks fdrus fnu esa lekir dj ldsxk \ ¼a½ 4 ¼b½ ¼c½ 6 ¼d½ A rfkk B fdlh dk;z dks Øe'k% 8?k.Vs rfkk 10?k.Vs esa lekir dj ldrs gsaa ;fn os,d ds ckn,d djds,d&,d?k.vk dk;z djsa rfkk A igys 10 cts izkr% dk;z vkjehk djsa] rks mlh fnu dk;z lk;a fdrus cts lekir gksxk \ ¼a½ 3 % 30 ¼b½ 5 % 30 ¼c½ 6 % 00 ¼d½ 6 % ,d jsyxkm+h nks LVks'kuksa A rfkk B ds chp dh nwjh 45 feuv esa r; djrh gsa ;fn jsyxkm+h dh pky 5 fdeh@?k.vk de dj nh tk;s rks ;g nwjh 48 feuv esa r; gksrh gsa nwjh AB fdrus fdeh gsa ¼a½ 60 ¼b½ 64 ¼c½ 55 ¼d½ nks dkj lokj,d&nwljs ls 100 fdeh Qklys ij gsa ;fn os,d fn'kk esa pyrs gsa rks 2?k.Vs i'pkr feyrs gsa rfkk ;fn os,d nwljs dh vksj pyrs gs rks 1?k.Vk ds ckn feyrs gsa nksuksa dh pkyksa dk vuqikr gsa ¼a½ 2 % 1 ¼b½ 3 % 1 ¼c½ 3 % 2 ¼d½ 4 % fdlh olrq ij fuekzrk QqVdj foøsrk ls 5% ykhk dekrk gsa rfkk QqVdj foøsrk xzkgd ls 8% ykhk dekrk gsa ;fn xzkgd us olrq : esa [kjhnh gks] rks fuekzrk dh bl ij fdruh ykxr vkbz \ ¼a½ : 270 ¼b½ : 260 ¼c½ : 265 ¼d½ : lk/kkj.k C;kt dh fdl nj ls dksbz /ku 8 o"kz esa frxquk gks tk;sxk \ ¼a½ 32% ¼b½ 28% ¼c½ 25% ¼d½ 20% 65- ;fn x + y + z = 0 gks] rks O;atd D;k gksxk \ ¼a½ 3 ¼b½ 2 ¼c½ 0 ¼d½ 1 x+y y+z (z+x) xyz dk eku 66- ;fn 2x = a + 3 gks] rks O;atd 8x 3 18ax dk eku D;k gksxk \ ¼a½ a ¼b½ a 3 27 ¼c½ a 3 3 ¼d½ a ;fn sin 3θ = cos(θ 2 ) tgk 3θ vksj (θ 2 ) U;wu dks.k gs] rks θ dk eku D;k gs \ ¼a½ 22 ¼b½ 23 ¼c½ 24 ¼d½ 25

6 68- ;fn sin cos 2 3x 9 = 1 gs] rks x dk eku D;k gs \ ¼a½ 24 ¼b½ 23 ¼c½ 22 ¼d½ eku yhfy, fd fdlh o`+{k ds f'k[kj dk] o`{k ds iwoz esa flfkr fcunq E ij muu;u dks.k 60 gs vksj o`{k ds if'pe esa flfkr fcunq F ij 30 gsa vxj fcunqvksa E vksj F ds chp dh nwjh 160 QhV gs] rks o`{k dh Å pkbz D;k gs \ ¼a½ 40 3 QhV ¼b½ 60 QhV ¼c½ 40 3 QhV ¼d½ 23 QhV 70- ;fn lecgqhkqt dk,d vur% dks.k],d le"kv~hkqt ds,d vur% dks.k dk 9 xquk gs] rc cgqhkqt dh Hkqtkvksa dh la[;k gs 8 ¼a½ 8 ¼b½ 14 ¼c½ 12 ¼d½ lseh f=t;k okys o`ùk esa AB vksj AC nks thok, gs tgk AB = AC = 6 lseh A thok BC dh yeckbz D;k gksxh \ ¼a½ 9-6 lseh ¼b½ 10-8 lseh ¼c½ 8-8 lseh ¼d½ 9-5 lseh 72-5 lseh f=t;k okys o`ùk dh,d thok dh yeckbz 8 lseh gs] ;fn OP AB rfkk AB o`ùk dh thok rfkk O o`ùk dsunz gks] rks OP dh yeckbz D;k gksxh \ ¼a½ 3 lseh ¼b½ 4 lseh ¼c½ 5 lseh ¼d½ 6 lseh funsz'k ¼iz'u la[;k 73 ls 75½ fueufyf[kr pkvz esa Hkkjr dh fdlh o"kz fofhkuu dk;ksza esa [kpz dh x;h iw th iznf'kzr dh x;h gsa ;fn dqy [kpz : 2880 djksm+ gks rks vk/kkfjr iz'uksa dk mùkj Kkr dhft,a 75- f'k{kk ij O;; /kujkf'k fueufyf[kr esa ls fdlds [kpz ds cjkcj gs \ ¼a½ lkekftd dk;z rfkk m ksx ¼b½ j{kk,oa lkekftd dk;z ¼c½ dsoy lkekftd dk;z ¼d½ dsoy m ksx English Man is not destined to vanish. He can be killed, but he cannot be destroyed, because his soul is deathless and his spirit is irrepressible. Therefore, though the situation seems dark in the context of the confrontation between the super-powers, the silver lining is provided by the amazing phenomenon that the very nations which have spent incalculable resources and energy for the production of deadly weapons are desperately trying of find out how they might never be used. They threaten each other, intimidate each other and go to the brink, but before the fatal hour arrives, they withdraw from the brink. 76. Which of the following correctly expresses the author's view? (a) Huge stockpiles of destructive weapons have so far Saved mankind from a catastrophe. (b) Mankind is heading towards complete destruction. (c) Nation is possession of huge stockpiles of lethal Weapons are trying hard to avoid actual conflict. (d) Super-powers have at least realized the need for Abandoning the production of lethal weapons. 77. 'Irrepressible' in the second sentence means (a) Unrestrainable (b) Oppressive (c) Strong (d) Incompatible 73- j{kk ij O;; /kujkf'k ¼: djksm+ esa½ D;k gs \ ¼a½ 28-8 ¼b½ 2-88 ¼c½ 1440 ¼d½ f'k{kk ij lkekftd dk;ksza dh vis{kk fdruh vf/kd iw th yxk;h xbz \ ¼a½ : 144 djksm+ ¼b½ : 208 djksm+ ¼c½ : 288 djksm+ ¼d½ : 28-8 djksm+ 78. The phrase 'go to the brink' means (a) Declare war on each other (b) Negotiate for peace (c) Retreating from extreme danger (d) Advancing to the stage of war 79. The author opines that (a) Man's destiny is not fully clear or visible (b) Man's safety is assured by the delicate balance of Power in terms of nuclear weapons

7 (c) Human society will survive despite the serious Threat of total annihilation (d) Man's soul and spirit cannot be destroyed even by The super-powers 80. The theme of the the above passage is (a) Mounting cost of modern weapons (b) Man's desire to survive inhibits the use of deadly Weapons (c) Threats and intimidation between super-powers (d) Destruction of mankind is inevitable Directions In questions number 81 to 83, Choose the best word out of (a), (b) and (c) which fits the meaning of the sentences given below. 81. He that he would seek his vengeance. (a) Swears (b) Sworn (c) Swore (d) did 82. He is too young anything. (a) For learning (b) In learning (c) To learn (d) learn 83. He remarked how beautiful the weather (a) Is (b) will be (c) Would be (d) was Directions in question numbers 84 to 85. Each question in this section consists of a word printed in capital letters followed by words of phrases listed as (a), (b), (c), and (d). Choose from these the word of phrase that is most opposite to the word in capital letters. 84. Humble (a) Proud (c) Detached 85. Improper (a) Clean (c) Orderly (b) Modest (d) Dull (b) Apt (d) Decent Directions In questions number 86 to 87. In each of the following sentences, pick out the alternative (a), (c), (c) and (d) which brings out the meaning of the underlined word: 86. He felt a certain qualm at leaving his work (a) Warmth (b) Reservation (c) Peace (d) Sorrow 87. Too may eggs will glut the market. (a) Refill (b) Overfill (c) Empty (d) Greed Directions In Questions number 88 to 90, each question in this section consists of a word printed in capital letters followed by words or phrase listed as (a), (b), (c), and (d). Choose from these the word of phrase that has most nearly the same meaning as the word in capital letters. 88. Jeans are all the rage on the campus. (a) Hated (b) Subject of argument (c) Very popular (d) Leading to violence 89. They were held up some men on the the Bombay- Ahmadabad Highway. (a) Delayed (b) Helped (c) Stopped and robbed (d) Lifted up 90. I cannot understand why he has suddenly become so swollen-headed. (a) Conceited (b) Angry (c) Mentally retarded (d) Has had an injury on the head Choose the correct option 91. (a) Recommend (b) Recomend (c) Reccomend (d) Reccommend 92. (a) Setlement (b) Setalment (c) Settleement (d) Settlement Directions In question number 94 to 96, some parts of the sentences have error and some are correct. Find out which part of a sentence has an error and blacken the oval [ ] corresponding to the appropriate letter (a), (b), (c). If a sentence is free from error, blacken the oval corresponding to (d) in the Answer-Sheet. 93. I met (a)/ him (b)/ four weeks before. (c)/ No error (d) 94. The price for cars (a)/ have been reduced (b)/ recently. (c)/ No error (d) 95. Vijay is (a)/ very cleverer (b)/ than Ram. (c)/ No error (d) Choose the correct option 96. (a) He said to me to give him this envelope. (b) He asked me to give him that envelope. (c) He told me that give me that envelope. (d) He said to me that to give his that envelope.

8 97. (a) The teacher asked Rita what is the capital of Bengal. (b) The teacher asked Rita to name the capital of Bengal. (c) The teacher questioned Rita of the capital of Bengal. (d) The teacher asked Rita which is the capital Bengal. Chose the one which can be substituted for the given word 98. To be biased against (a) Partial (b) Objective (b) Prejudiced (d) Predestined 99. Bitter and violent attack in words (a) Diaspora (b) Disloyalty (c) Desertion (d) Migration 100. A method which never fails (a) Unflinching (b) Irreparable (c) Irremediable (d) Infallible Answer Key 1 A 26 B 51 C 76 C 2 C 27 D 52 D 77 A 3 B 28 C 53 B 78 D 4 B 29 D 54 D 79 C 5 A 30 A 55 B 80 B 6 B 31 D 56 B 81 C 7 C 32 A 57 B 82 C 8 B 33 A 58 D 83 D 9 C 34 A 59 C 84 A 10 B 35 D 60 D 85 B 11 B 36 B 61 A 86 D 12 D 37 C 62 B 87 B 13 A 38 A 63 D 88 C 14 A 39 B 64 C 89 C 15 C 40 D 65 D 90 A 16 B 41 D 66 A 91 A 17 C 42 B 67 B 92 D 18 A 43 A 68 B 93 C 19 B 44 D 69 A 94 B 20 A 45 D 70 A 95 B 21 B 46 C 71 A 96 B 22 D 47 C 72 A 97 D 23 A 48 C 73 D 98 C 24 C 49 C 74 C 99 C 25 C 50 D 75 B 100 D

xf.kr Mathematics (211) f'k{kd vafdr ewy;kadu i=k Tutor Marked Assignment 1- fueufyf[kr esa ls fdlh,d iz'u dk mùkj yxhkx 40&60 'kcnksa esa nhft,a 2

xf.kr Mathematics (211) f'k{kd vafdr ewy;kadu i=k Tutor Marked Assignment 1- fueufyf[kr esa ls fdlh,d iz'u dk mùkj yxhkx 40&60 'kcnksa esa nhft,a 2 Mathematics (211) f'k{kd vafdr ewy;kadu i=k Tutor Marked Assignment fvii.kh% (i) lhkh iz'uksa ds mùkj nsus vfuok;z gsaa izr;sd iz'u ds vad mlds lkeus fn, x, gsaa Note: (ii) dqy vad% 20 Max. Marks: 20 All