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Nitai Sao

JNVST MOCK TEST

ENTRANCE EXAM - JNVST (CLASS-6)

Time Allowed : 105 mins Maximum Marks : 80

Section A

1) Select the figure which is different from others.

[1]
a) Figure (2) b) Figure (3)
[1]
a) Figure (4) b) Figure (3) c) Figure (1) d) Figure (4)
c) Figure (1) d) Figure (2) 8) Select the figure which is different from others.
2) Select the figure which is different from others.

[1]
a) Figure (a) b) Figure (b)
c) Figure (c) d) Figure (d)
[1]
a) Figure (c) b) Figure (b) 9) Select the figure which is different from others.
c) Figure (a) d) Figure (d)
3) Select the figure which is different from others.

[1]
a) Figure (d) b) Figure (b)
c) Figure (a) d) Figure (c)
[1]
a) Figure (1) b) Figure (4) 10) Select the figure which is different from others.
c) Figure (3) d) Figure (2)
4) Select the figure which is different from others.

[1]
a) Figure (4) b) Figure (2)
[1]
c) Figure (1) d) Figure (3)
a) Figure (a) b) Figure (b)
c) Figure (d) d) Figure (c) 11) Select the figure which is exactly same as question figure.
5) Select the figure which is different from others.

[1]
a) Figure (2) b) Figure (3)
c) Figure (4) d) Figure (1)
12) Select the figure which is exactly same as question figure.
[1]
a) Figure (2) b) Figure (1)
c) Figure (3) d) Figure (4)
6) Select the figure which is different from others. [1]
a) Figure (2) b) Figure (3)
c) Figure (1) d) Figure (4)
13) Select the figure which is exactly same as question figure.

[1]
a) Figure (3) b) Figure (1) [1]
c) Figure (4) d) Figure (2) a) Figure (2) b) Figure (3)
c) Figure (4) d) Figure (1)
7) Select the figure which is different from others.
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14) Select the figure which is exactly same as question figure.

[1]
[1] a) Figure (4) b) Figure (1)
a) Figure (1) b) Figure (4) c) Figure (2) d) Figure (3)
c) Figure (2) d) Figure (3) 23) Identify the figure that completes the pattern.
15) Select the figure which is exactly same as question figure.

[1]
[1] a) 4 b) 1
a) Figure (2) b) Figure (3) c) 3 d) 2
c) Figure (4) d) Figure (1) 24) Find the missing figure.
16) Select the figure which is exactly same as question figure.

[1]
[1] a) Figure (a) b) Figure (b)
a) Figure (4) b) Figure (3) c) Figure (d) d) Figure (c)
c) Figure (2) d) Figure (1)
25) Find the missing figure.
17) Select the figure which is exactly same as question figure.

[1]
[1] a) Figure (b) b) Figure (a)
a) Figure (1) b) Figure (4) c) Figure (d) d) Figure (c)
c) Figure (3) d) Figure (2)
26) Find the missing figure.
18) Select the figure which is exactly same as question figure.

[1]
[1]
a) Figure (c) b) Figure (b)
a) Figure (2) b) Figure (1)
c) Figure (d) d) Figure (a)
c) Figure (3) d) Figure (4)
27) Identify the figure that completes the pattern.
19) Select the figure which is exactly same as question figure.

[1]
[1] a) 2 b) 1
a) Figure (1) b) Figure (2) c) 3 d) 4
c) Figure (4) d) Figure (3)
28) Find the missing figure.
20) Select the figure which is exactly same as question figure.

[1]
a) Figure (2) b) Figure (1)
[1]
c) Figure (4) d) Figure (3)
a) Figure (b) b) Figure (c)
c) Figure (d) d) Figure (a) 29) Find the missing figure.
21) Find the missing figure.

[1]
a) Figure (d) b) Figure (b)
[1] c) Figure (a) d) Figure (c)
a) Figure (a) b) Figure (d)
c) Figure (b) d) Figure (c) 30) Find the missing figure.

22) Find the missing figure.

[1]
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a) Figure (1) b) Figure (4) 35) Select the figure that completes the series.
c) Figure (3) d) Figure (2)
31) Select the figure that completes the series.

[1]

[1]
a)

a) b)

b) c)

c) d)
36) Select the figure that completes the series.

d)

32) Select the figure that completes the series. [1]

a)
[1]

b)
a)
c)
b)
d)
c) 37) Select the figure that completes the series.

d)
[1]
33) Find the missing number, if a certain rule is followed
either row - wise or column - wise.

a)

b)
[1]
a) 7 b) 14
c) 21 d) 18 c)
34) Select a figure from the options which will replace the
question mark to complete the given series.
d)
38) Select the figure that completes the series.
[1]

[1]
a)

b) a)

c) b)

d) c)
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c) Thirty six lakh five hundred twenty.

d) Three lakh sixty thousand five hundred twenty.
d)
46) Identify the product of two whole numbers whose differ-
39) Select the figure that completes the series. ence is 1, [1]
a) 99 b) 80
c) 63 d) 90

[1] 47) How many rectangular slabs of 10 cm× 8 cm are required

to cover the floor of a hall of 12 m × 10 m? [1]
a) 15000 b) 12000
c) 18000 d) 10000
a)
48) In a well water level was 18 m below. Due to rains
water level increased by 3.5 m. What is the water level
b) in the well now? [1]
a) 21.5 m b) 15.6 m
c) 14.5 m d) 3.5 m
c) 49) What should be subtracted from 823824 to get 501786?
[1]
a) 322039 b) 322038
d) c) 179158 d) 179748
40) Select the figure that completes the series. 50) Mary wrote 5,568 words last month. Then she wrote
6,799 words this month. How many words did she write
in these two months? [1]
a) 14267 b) 13267
[1] c) 12467 d) 12367
51) A certain amount was divided between Sita and Gita in
a) the ratio 9 : 8. If Sita’s share was |4500 then the
amount is [1]
a) |9000 b) |6750
b) c) |8500 d) |9025
52) In a class of 50 students, 52 travel to school by bus, 10
travel by car and the rest walk. What fraction of students
c) walk to school? [1]
a) 45 b) 52
c) 5 1
d) 53
d)
53) What should be added to 11
6
to get 3
? [1]
Section B
5
a) 11
6
b) 6
55
c) 55
3
d) 3
41) Give the Arabic representation for the following numeral. 5

XIV [1] 54) Jatin, Sahil, Tanya and Jaya bought 2 pizzas of the same
a) 15 b) 18 size, Jatin ate 24 of a pizza. Tanya, Sahil and Jaya ate 41
c) 21 d) 14 of a pizza each. How much pizza was left? [1]
42) Place value and face value of a number is always equal a) 34 of a pizza
at . [1] b) 14 of a pizza
a) Ten’s place b) Thousandth place c) 12 of a pizza
c) Hundred’s place d) One’s place d) 1 full pizza
43) The height of Karan is CLX cm and the height of Sahil 55) The mixed form of the fraction 77
4 is [1]
is CLII cm. Who is taller between them? [1] a) 18 14 b) 12 43
a) Karan c) 17 54 d) 19 41
b) Both have same heights 56) The number of prime factors of 105 is [1]
c) Sahil a) 4 b) 2
d) Can’t be determined c) 3 d) 5
44) Forty six thousand eight hundred forty two in numerals 57) The sum of first 8 multiple of 3 is [1]
is . [1] a) 105 b) 110
a) 46842 b) 46428 c) 107 d) 108
c) 64824 d) 46248
58) Which of the following is not a factor of 316? [1]
45) Write the number - names in the international system a) 1 b) 8
360520. [1] c) 158 d) 79
a) Three hundred sixty thousand five thousand twenty. 59) If a = b, then a÷ b = [1]
b) Three hundred and sixty thousand five hundred and a) 2 b) 3
twenty. c) 1 d) 12
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66) The boy could not write his name, because he was [1]
60) Which of the following is always a factor of prime a) Afraid b) Lonely
number? [1] c) Sick d) Nervous
a) 2 b) 4
67) The teacher was towards the boy. [1]
c) 7 d) 1
a) Rude b) Sympathetic
c) Indifferent d) Unhelpful
Section C
68) Which of the following words does not describe the
Question No. 61 to 65 are based on the given text. Read narrator? [1]
the text carefully and answer the questions: a) Nervous b) Confident
The great advantage of early rising is the good start it c) Timid d) Uncomfortable
gives us to our day’s work. The early riser has done a
large amount of hard work before other men have got 69) The most appropriate heading for this passage would be
out of bed. In the early morning, the mind is fresh, and [1]
there are few sounds or other distractions, so the work
a) How to write ones name
done at that time is generally well done. In many cases,
b) First day in the class
the early riser also finds time to take some exercise in
c) A shy boy
the fresh morning air, and this exercise supplies him with
d) A rude teacher
a fund of energy that will last until the evening. By
beginning so early, he knows that he has plenty of time 70) Select the most suitable synonym ofUncomfortable. [1]
to do thoroughly all the work he can be expected to do a) Inconvenient b) Comfortable
and is not tempted to hurry over any part of it. All his c) Satisfying d) Convenient
work is finished in good time, he has a long interval of
rest in the evening before the timely hour when he goes Question No. 71 to 75 are based on the given text. Read
to bed. lie gets to sleep several hours before midnight, at the text carefully and answer the questions:
the time when sleep is most refreshing, and after a sound Sugar comes from a plant which is called ‘sugarcane’.
night’s rest rises, early next morning in good health and The sugarcane grows in the hot countries. When sugar-
spirits for the labours of a new day. canes are ripe, they are cut down. Then, their large green
61) How is early rising different from other hours of the day? leaves are taken off. The canes, then are tied in bundles
[1] and sent to the sugar mills. Here, they are pressed hard,
so that all the juice comes out of them. The juice now
a) There are few sounds and looks like dirty water. It is, then cleaned and heated
b) Stormy weather in iron pans. All the water goes off, leaving the sugar
c) Dull and boring other distractions behind. The sugar is brown in colour. It is heated again
d) Polluted air and cleaned till it becomes white. This is called cane
62) Who finds time to take exercise in the fresh morning air? sugar. In the past, all the sugar we used came to India
[1] from Java and other countries. Now, sugar is made in
our own country. There are many sugar mills in Uttar
a) An early riser
Pradesh and Bihar.
b) An office going fellow
71) In which type of countries are sugarcanes grown? [1]
c) A late riser
a) Cold countries b) Hot countries
d) A sick person
c) Arid countries d) Humid countries
63) Work done in the early morning is generally - [1]
72) Which are the sugar producing states in India? [1]
a) Well b) Dull and boring
a) Bihar b) Uttar pradesh
c) Not interesting d) Of poor quality
c) UP and Bihar d) Madhya Pradesh
64) At what time sleep is most refreshing? [1]
73) What is the first colour of sugar? [1]
a) Before midnight b) During day
a) Black b) Red
c) Early in the morning d) After midnight
c) Brown d) White
65) What gives a good start to our day’s work? [1]
74) Which part of sugarcanes is cut off before sending them
a) Good health b) Late rising
to sugar mills? [1]
c) Early rising d) Richness of a person
a) Roots b) Seeds
Question No. 66 to 70 are based on the given text. Read c) Branches d) Leaves
the text carefully and answer the questions:
75) The opposite word fortied is [1]
I felt lonely in a classroom full of boys and girls and a
a) Crooked b) Kept
teacher. The teacher walked up to me smiling. She put
c) Untied d) Threw
her hand tenderly on my shoulder and asked - “What
is your name?” “Abhayankar...” - I whispered. Question No. 76 to 80 are based on the given text. Read
“Say aloud, so I can hear it,” she said. I tried but I the text carefully and answer the questions:
could not. My lips were dry, perhaps sealed. I could not One of the major crises facing the country is the looming
open my mouth. Then the teacher asked me to write my water shortage. A recent report of the UN has named
name on the blackboard. I went up to the blackboard, India among the worst countries for poor quality of water.
lifted the white chalk and as I was about to write, my The report ranks 122 countries according to the quality
mind went blank. I knew my name, I knew how to write of their water as well as their ability and communent to
it, but standing in front of so many boys and girls and improve the situation. Belgium is considered the worst
the teacher made me uncomfortable. basically because of the quality of its ground water. Rains
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failed in most parts of India last year and the vast ar- i. Low prices offered to them for wheat
eas of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Andhra and Odisha ii. Refusal of Food Corporation to buy wheat from the
were in the grip of devastating drought. People without local farmers
water turn desperate and violent. Villagers in Rajasthan iii. No financial help from the government bodies
last year attacked the Food Corporation godowns. Worse iv. Shortage of water
may be coming. With man refusing to control pollution [1]
(America, the world’s greatest polluter, refuses to cooper- a) Option (ii) b) Option (i)
ate with, other countries) the world’s getting hotter. This c) Option (iv) d) Option (iii)
means that the great ice shelves (weighing billions of 78) What major crises is the country facing today? [1]
tonnes) of the Antarctic are collapsing. We cannot even a) Drought b) Rainfall
conceptualise the dangerous consequences. c) Water shortage d) Violent
76) Belgium, is suffering acutely because [1]
79) The wordDevastating means [1]
a) The discharge of industrial effluents
a) Peace b) Disastrous
b) The sluggish pace of its economy
c) Blessed d) Fortunate
c) Rising cost of living
d) Quality of its ground water 80) The world’s greatest polluter country is [1]
a) America b) China
77) Villagers in Rajasthan attacked Food Corporation godowns
c) Belgium d) India
because of