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Youare given a Test Booklet of 28 pages as well as an OMR (Optical Mark Recognition) Answer Sete rap Test Booklet contains 100 questions serially numbered from 1.to 100. Count the pages of the Test Rooter and be sure that they are in proper order. Ensure that the Serial No. and the Code of the Test Hooktet and the OMR Answer Sheet are same. In case of mismatch/defectAliscrepancy in the Test Booklet an OMR Answer Sheet, report to your Invigilator and get the Test Boo ‘let and OMR Answer Sheet replace 2 Answers are to be marked only in the OMR Answer Sheet as per the details given below. : (a) Candidates are required to indicate their answers at an appropriate place on the OMR Answer Sheet (b) Darken only one circle for each question as per instructions given on Side-I of the OMR Answer Sheet. (©) For each question, there are four options marked (A), (B), (C) and (D) for marking answer, out of ‘which only one option is correct. The candidate is required to select the correct answer and darken the corresponding circle of the chosen answer. For example, if your answer for Question no. 37 is (C), darken the circle ©/as given below Q.No. RESPONSE 37 |O©G@O (@) Only Blue/Black Ballpoint Pen is to be used to write on the OMR Answer Sheet. Candidates should ing their own Ballpoint Pen. Use of pencil is strictly prohibited. 3. The test will be of 2 hours 30 minutes duration from 11:15 a.m. to 01:45 p.m. and will have four sections ‘ype questions. Additional time of 15 minutes is allowed for reading the instructions/questions form 11:00 a.m. to 11:15 p.m. 4. Additional time of 50 minutes will be allowed for "Divyang Students" (differently-abled students). 5. A single Test Booklet comprising all the four sections will be given to each candidate. There are 100 questions in all for 100 marks as per details below. Separate directions are given for each part. Type of Test Number of Questions Marks From 1 to 15 = 15 Questions 15. From 16 to 30 = 15 Questions From 31 to 65 = 35 Questions From 66 to 100 = i eS each, There is no’ z P all Sections without z parately. F : Bem Sacks Meware : ar A marked in a OM Aner 5 ). Rough work must ‘done Be areal er'be ne cies every oa nan in frall withouta (3) BF924-A ‘Urs -1/ SECTION -1 feett /HINDI Fram: (FA. 1815 7) : Mees ae & fore ere wean a fewer Re Te Brat ot rarer tos ae | BG TAT FIR SAB) 3H wa, are, Tere UAT TTT ear I aT eB | 1, adhatt aren wee yin; Pid: Reetiaa styede a veer wer 3. 6 310 78 (a) Bem & fore wraies segs sar ate | ‘ Dr eon aT FB wea aa HH aS aan | ae © agen wa age rata Santos fatty & fire oe oars 0) Swen ard ofr pe 8 1 ote atk dei at eee val abrene ar mee adfafta & | wfere Seat 8 fa man hey cin a Se aes wh fe ad aaa aE oe Fae mites oma f aé, maf sara of ted 2 1 afore a8 dec are #1 gat fae fate ©) qs ORS a Raa STH Ff sara zat edt | are sed, of ar cher farorex at att em tom wom a ae oh ore a wed € 1 ord a dae a wt fen & fora water Saf area earch & | career arm a Fea Fem ihe ae Sa athe SE ae a aa | aim 8 dea amu 8, wii ; (A) sn & stent 3 Ha fom ser () wt ae ma ae wy ore tQE ——— BFO24- A 8. Saerreara? fair 2) ered @ rere oa #2 (A) arm 4 ene (B) am + sree (©) a+ sare \wran + snare 9. Rene & frm stares sat wa & fore sree : (a) oS 4 ed ga Raa FT (B) eee a Aen fora arreTa FET (© sfafea geese area HT Spy Ssfafes snd 2 rere eH 10, arrere & form sass eft: wy tha aed ate ts B) 7a herr — © at b u. facre gre reaT Bm | | taifea we aH aft fem mn 8 2 (A) aafraree eign (B) wafearas aa (©) waar Bat Or ger (4) es Ww ag em tt fm? far fs at at | con & ager Ted TH FH aren? (A) eet aT Brae TH (© fra a (p) seared art ag & Hr Haste 4 af afte ® 1 safes eH _ ar Fe eat fee | few tar & frm sage Weve eT | (a) Ugh at wm ae (B) at area 14,(5) BF924-A ‘vs - Il / SECTION - 11 9fsft / ENGLISH Directions : (Questions no. 16 to $0) For each question, four possible answer choices have been given, out of which only one is correct. Select the correct answer Answer Sheet. Directions : Read the following passage carefully and answer questions no. 16 - 18. In a village, a shopkeeper used to sell his fruits at high prices, which brought him a lot > of profit. But, he wasn’t happy with it because he wanted to earn more. So, whenever a customer came to buy fruits from him, he cleverly reduced the weight a little. Now, he earning more money. One day his friend me to buy some fruits from him and he did to his friend. When his friend got 19. (A) twist and indicate it at the appropriate place in the OMR Directions : Answer questions no. 19 - 22 by choosing the most appropriate options to complete the paragraph by filling in the blanks. Gulliver found that the strongest cables were no better than thin threads and the metal bars were like knitting needles. He made some strong cables by (19) multiple cables together. He also hooks by bending two-three metal bars together. He (20) _ tied the hooks at the ends of the cables and went to the shore with them. Before getting into the sea, Gulliver did not forget to put (21) his goggles to protect his eyes. Gulliver then waded through the sea water (22) was reaching only up to his chest.BF924-A 23. Choose the word similar in meaning to the underlined word. It will be hard for us to recoup the loss. tat (B) retain (C) spread () recover 24, Read the sentence given below and choose the option which correctly changes it into Passive Voice. ‘Whom did you invite ? UL4s Whom was invited by you ? (B) Who could be invited by you ? (©) Who was invited by you? (D) Whom could be invited by you ? ‘The word which is opposite in meaning to ‘merciledsly’is___- (A) torturous (6) 27. 28, Eo SO OO ran the lympians seven Paraly all ee they were andred-me declared winners: (A) None of the Neither of the (©) Either of the (D) Some of the He realised that he could not buy the jacke had very this month because money left after meeting all expense*- (A) few (B) little jesser (D) some Give one word substitute for the followin expression : ‘One who can be easily I something’. (A) Indelible sBineredible (©) Gullible ) Invincible led. to believe i Select the alternative that best expresses t! following sentence in indirect speech : Alan said, “After hearing the sad story of th Jaundry man, Tiquietly got up and walked bac it after hearing the laund! y, he quietly got up a:(7) BF924-A ‘GS ~ 111 / SECTION - II cafora / MATHEMATICS dn: (97 H. BL 65 a5) Mest eT fore wre aout see Paso Re Ta & rat ah tere tam FB | ah GR SII BT, Te MART ee ere ear B | Directions : (Questions no. $1 to 65) For each question, four possible answer choices have been given, out of which only one is correct. Select the correct answer and indicate it at the appropriate place in the OMR Answer Sheet. gi. aasta oA ott wr Twa st, a i alss, wa SI PIs, S% we fea ae a dali a If the sum of five consecutive integers be S, then how is the greatest of these integers related to S? S+4 ®) s-10 S+4 —ae 8) ———= ai w = Bras S+5 S+10 o> Dye ee Prem is 8 times older than his son Ashok. After 15 years, Prem will be twice the age of Ashok. What is the sum of their present ages ? (A) 48 years B) 60 years (©) 64 years (D) 72years In 24 coins, there are & 1 coins, = 2 coins and 5 coins, The value of these 24 coins is € 62. If the number of & 1 coins and the number of © 5 coins is equal, then how many € 5 coins are there ?3 © . @) ole Ow ‘The positive square root of 3 OT", (9-75 + (075) +11 18+ 1-075 (A) 4 B) 3 © 2 @) 1 ‘The product of two positive numbers is 2° and one of them is three times the other. \ a?(9) 38. RE ate [n(M1a at ow Tome dom 8, atl 18-29 + 39-43 + 59 — 69 + 79 8° + 9? - 108 ame: (A) 3025 {OF 515 (@) - 1800 (D) 2425 6 , 100 ¢ 30. Sn" a5) wow: pa a wT an 1 4 | ow ™ > 24% agua #8 sh we wi 26738 a email a are 40, sie. BF924-A TB 6 oat [a( BE where ‘n’ is a natural number, then 19-23 + 39-43 + 53_ 69 4 79_ 98, 93 108 is equal to : (a) 3025 (B) -575 (C) -1800 (D) 2425 Ys, J100 + 125) is equal to: ( 49 * 7 wT ®t 7 4 i Oy Ons ‘Three numbers are in the ratio 2:3: 4 and sum of their cubes is 2673. The sum of these ‘three numbers is : (A) 26 (© 28 ®) 27 mt! @) 29 If (92)**1 = 84-4, then the value of x is :(10) ie ese Sede e wt See. © 3 @ 9 ee ee en a aa 1 f. ic ws ® 3 2 mp) 2 © 1 o 5 A loaded truck covers 18 km in 35 minut ‘At the same speed, how far can it travel Thours? (A) 196 km (B) 192km (©) 216 km (@) 212km(2 at, TALS Megara & | va L108, aM eel fa 2 8 aha 1 oft M& dna ari ar aufaa aH AEF B 2 sar 23it 5 @®) sik © 453K 13 (D) 253 24 feat ae % wea yea F fe vfs re ster % cae, free mes 5% Be Bat MI 93% oH ear TT RS? @ 40 UB) 45 © 48 ) 52 fed ww ert, 61 at H fe ara foo ara, erat a 2m at ora 8 ara aa teat : 1) 47. 48, © © 8.00 BF924-A Suppose L and M vary inversely. When L is 10, Mis 6, Which of the following is not a possible pair of corresponding values of L and M? (A) ands 8) Wands © 45and13 (D) 25 and 24 ‘What percentage of profit should be added in the cost price of a commodity so as to gain a Profit of 33% after allowing 5% discount to the customer ? (a) 40 (C) 48 ®) ©) 5 52 On a certain sum, the simple interest at the th end of 6 years becomes (3) of the sum. The rate percent is : (A) 1% (B) 6% © 5% @ 53% A sum of money is kept at 5% p.a. compound interest for a period of 3 years. If the compound interest earned is € 1,261, what is the sum of money invested ? (&) ©9000 @®B) & 8,400 @) 7,500 ‘sa obtained, on dividingBFO24-A thy 52, af x ies a sbams't tibet sy i ane yi 5 ot Oa nl © ¢ 2 ss. a (x+1)-3 8a . 53. 28 200 4 90, By I 4 Py By 1 we: Aa wort ae (D) 206 54, Fra een a x ar a TB? 54. B(x +6) - 102 x) ax—1 a Ore=1 @® x=-1 (C) x=2 @) x=-2 55. ‘at feet uw dem a > 1 gear are site fix See 9 a eh dem are? ® 3 ©) 8 i. ae (B) = ©4 jue of 3 1, 5, then the ¥# E Ixy ia: ie 8 ae = 5 5 1 ee © 4 Oe If (x # aye 3, then the value of x see s® + 1 208 200 4 304 xB a IPE (A) 0 @) 1 © % (D) 206 ‘What is the value of x in the equation ? B(x + 6) — 15(2 — x) a0 3x-1 (A) x=1 (B) x=-1 (© x=2 2 It } is subtracted from a number and difference is multiplied by 8, the result i What is this number ? (oe B® 3 ® 8 2x 5 then the value of (2x - 7)(13) 51, AR A OT MH a sUTT 5: 9 8/57, ait 3a BH 195 TH AR | ga area wT cfr & : ca) 13587 (B) 54% © amt Matas oh sa, aBoD @ SHftaTg wie 8, aA AD - no.|58, fir B D se Cc (a) AD=CD ® ZA © ZA=2D) -A@-za= ABCD UF BETS 8 | ale ‘Wal 2 DAB = 110°8, at 2 BDC BF924-A ‘The adjacent sides of a rectangle are in the ratio 5 : 3 and its area is 135 sq cm. The perimeter of the rectangle is (A) 135 em B) (C) 81cm ) 54 em 48 em ABCD is an isosceles trapezium, i.e. AD = BC. ‘Then : A B D : Cc (a) AD=cD (B) £A=2B (© ZA=zD @) 2A=20 In the figure, ABCD is a rhombus. If 4 DMC = 90° and 2 DAB = 110°, then the measure of Z BDC is :BF924-A (14) : e1. oes TH vty A orang 5 a, afte wiz|61. A beam of wood is 5™ Jong and 36 cm thick 36 &A & | ae 135 wa oh, cae a we ee made of 1:35 cu m of wood. What is y te & sted TB? width of the beam ? ‘ ) 160m (B) 25cm (A) 15 eo war A 186 a cr 75 ah (@) soxh (©) 15cm ji Ys rectangular playgr 62. wee} STE —_ |@a, ‘The area of a school’s rectangy 38,400 wf. & Pace wr Gree] ig 36,400 aq m. If the ratio of its length wr aga 3:28, att ) wer pee ar Fro Gi) fg Ron eeaen (fea) ar str (a), (i-(b), Gide) He), Gid-(a), (iii)-(b) (Ha), G0), (iii)-(b) (1b), Gio), (iii)a) “@ ® © wa 79, reg she she & aH A afta ware & if ari & oa St fate @ : A) aire: (20) 78. Ne of human female organs in Column I with tem given Cosma It giving the functions they perform Column I Column IT the (a) Development of the baby takes place (b) Production of female (i) Ovaries (ii) Fallopian ‘tubes gamete (ii) Uterus (c) Mature egg is released (A) GLa), Gib), GIDL) (B) G6), (ii)4a), (ii)(b) (©) G-(a), (i-(0), (ii) (D) Gb), (i)-(0), Gia) Reproduction in Hydra is similar to yeast as they both reproduce (A) sexually (B) by binary fission (©) by budding (D) by external fertilisation External fertilisation occurs in : (A) Frog (B) Sparrow _ ©) Cat (D) Crocodile Which one of the following Ties produces a which controls sugar in a person ? (A) Adrenal gland (B) Pancreas(©) em cifre ceri ¥ fear ph aT Br ae (i) 83. ve 4 fafefiar 4 8 fea aa A aque #8 FE cette ques Hew agh ar wales, BF924-A Which one of the following changes does not occur during adolescence ? (A) Sudden increase in height (B) Growth of the larynx (C) Development of secondary _ sexual. characters (D) .Complexion/colour of the skin Tadpoles cannot become adult frogs in the absence of which one of the following elements in water? (A) Carbon (B) Chlorine (©) Iodine (D) Nitrogen The option containing contact forces only is = (A) Force of friction and muscular force (B) Electrostatic force and frictional force (©) Gravitational force and muscular force (D) Magnetic force and electrostatic force A rectangular box of length 30 cm, breadth 15 cm and height 10 cm is kept on a table with its three faces of different areas touching the table. If the mass of the box is 100 kg, in all ‘eases, the box exerts on the table— (a... « BF924-A 86, wid ate Sort are Get Bla STA TE UH AT ae aed ar gaGT TUR H | at a ore fee eS 8 a ae Ae eB TT ate a are fae cae fi 3a ae Ta Sita aea: (a) SS woe ver aa EL (B) Se fee Salas ste B ar aa FI ey a8 FRC Sig TT ATA aT Fe FI ET we — BF 2023 20,000 He (C) 1,000 Hz @ 15,000 He (22) 96, Porters who carry heavy loads alway® 87. have a fon pleco of cotton: cloth with, hamigeenr® Hateyitig the load, on.thetc honda awe * cloth in the form of a round dise and piace ie on their heads. By doing this they = (A) decrease the thrust of the load- (B) save their heads from possible injury- (C) decrease the force exerted by the load on their heads. increase the area of contact of the load with their heads. @) correct statement from the Select the following : (A) Frictional force depends on the shape of the object and the nature of the fluid. (B) Frictional force on an object does not depend on its speed with respect to the fluid in which it moves. (©) Frictional force always acts in the direction of motion. (D) Because air is very light and thin, it does not exert any frictional force on the freely falling objects. The audible range of frequencies for human aris: (A) 10 He to 200 Hz (B) 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz (C) 1,000 He to 15,000 Hz (D) 20,000 Hz to 30,000 Hz” (23) 89, STA oie sTgAH Fae Mf caf a meat Ra & 1 ae fe were a ra wee A, aaa aft ; (A) 1 area HW ora eR (B) afte em (eh) B are (©) Saree sfirs wore & Or tate 90, Fa eT Cea | Sst Hae | oT orm: aE: (@) ae 8 aay NB) QR 3 afta feet, (©) Tha St a ei ora A () The feet a ead se 91. fat afr caf a wae caf H ufafta aa & fore 8 gfe ch anh cay He : BF924-A ‘89. Amplitude and frequency are two important properties of any sound. When the amplitude of vibrations increases, the sound produced becomes : (A) low pitched (B) more shrill (©) high pitched () louder 90. In musical instruments ‘Ektara’ and ‘Manjira’ the vibrating parts are respectively : (A) The instrument itself and air-column (B) Aircolumn and stretched membrane (©) Stretched string and the instrument itself (D) Stretched membrane and the instrument itself 91. To change a feeble sound to a loud sound we will have to increase its : (A) Time period (B) Velocity (©) Frequency (©) Amplitude ‘The factors on which the loudness and pitch of ‘sound respectively depend are : (A) Amplitude and speed of sound (B) Amplitude and frequency of sound (C) Frequency and amplitude of sound (D) Speed of sound and frequencyBFo24-A 93, aha uw fiat am & cate wa a sere B? (a) gate ge an fraer wa za feet fara arrarél an % re wa Aran aca 4 farga oro ene eA oe SoH a Fre 1 Ses © 2% Se w pe, veo aaa wanted ett & (D) dere & waaget w fa & argc # were Gi wa s8 ctiftrs er a oh, fare Fe ur ara $1 2, F gata & ait faa ure senfea Ft oat ® 94, Hae afta ee aro ard & (A) sarerpah faepte (sR) (B) sear five a yet a ca (©) ‘frre aiftehta Farete {OY seat Ht ost H yea fh ac A aa 95. Rrfafad seri ar reer aif 4 aiga ares erie A afea sora Rel et ame e | 2. aftein yar afie meg «yf aiftreita fareatet & sro ord & | ‘afer & ara, aR cars sit farsa a az ae, erat ok A ft ar aaa ‘aftra atar @ fat eg He ona R wet ae ee atte & fer feet fagacet ar ara femora ®) Pagan on Or Fae 1 att 2 (24) 93. (©) Fara oe 4 Which one is the example of chemical effect y electric current 7 (A) Deflection of placed near @ current Emission of heat and light from electri bulb when electric current is Passed through it Rotation of blades of fan, passed through the fan ‘Appearance of gas bubbles near graphite ‘electrodes immersed in water containing ‘alittle quantity of an acid when current is passed through the set-up magnetic needle Whey wire carrying clectrg (B) sn current i © wher ent ig ) Earthquakes are mostly caused by: (A) volcanic eruption (B) collision of meteors with earth (C) underground nuclear explosion (D) movement of earth’s plates in earth's crust Study the following statements : 1. Lightning conductors can __ protect buildings from the effect of lightning. 2. Most earthquakes are caused due to nuclear explosions deep inside the earth. 3. During lightning, it is safer to use computers and TV, keeping doors and windows closed. An electroscope is used to test whether an object is carrying charge or not. (B) 2and 3 only (D) Land 4 only(25) BF924~A 96. Study the following statements : , 1, yer ae vi ® fare arrafira aq & 1. Barthing is a process by which electric area By yest we eerata fem aT R | charge on charged objects is transferred 96, Prato merit a spe aA ao to the earth, E a Hi faga fren 2 orifirs 2. During lightning electric discharge occurs ata a ae onafira rect between two charged clouds and also he yeah MBph tiok 1 between the charged clouds and the 3. 1S are qa & aa ary At orail Lom BRU aac & Suet fart & fae aera 3. During development. of thunderstorms wa @ ara 8 aan nan tesa due to air currents, negative charges AAR Raho Be collect near the upper edge of the clouds Mg Baty and positive charges near the lower 4 9a sae sik aero orae fia &, ae al ancich orftat sit eat sera ati F 4. When positive and negative charges meet, streaks of bright light and sound wiaaiene. sae oaseaal (A) Fae 132 ‘The correct statements are : B) Fa 334 (A) Land 2only © 1,234 si Band 4 only ) 1, 2and 4 D) 1,334 (D) 1,3and4 97. The image formed by a convex mirror is always : (A) Real, erect and smaller than the size of the object (B) Virtual, inverted and of the same size as the object, (C) Virtual, erect and magnifiedBFo2q-A 98, af saat fare afte arate faster 3 ata ar aim 190° %, at arafia far att ain At vrata; gS & ater wir faa #2 (A) 25° (B) 35° {Or 55° (D) 65° ang err foc fae ae aio eh TS & feet farg mo ga vem sro art @ fe fis Fem tte aati feo & dha ar si 120° @ | af ae far 10° % a a aio a aan ai & aah fg oc seer arc 8, OL —————————————<{2$————————— (26) 98. 100. a on the incident ray and the the angle between the ing surface of the If the angle betwe reflected ray is 130°, 7 incident ray and the reflecti mirror is : (A) 25° (B) 35° (©) 56° (D) 65° ‘A ray of light is incident at a point on the reflecting surface of a plane mirror so that the angle between the incident ray and the reflected ray is 120°. If this ray is turned through an angle of 10° towards the reflecting surface keeping the point of incidence same, the angle between the incident ray and the new reflected ray will be : (A) 100° (B) 110° (C) 130° (D) 140° eee ioe eye which gives it a (A) cornea (B) iris