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    LOGICAL REASONING © 9@2 a Select the correct mirror image of given combination of letters and numbers, if misror is placed vertically to the left S91DASGM A. MOsaatee B. waeaaree ¢_Mozypree D,_warvDiee Select the figure from the options in which Fig. (0) is exactly embedded as one of its part, Rules: ()If.an odd number is followed by another oat number which sa perfect square, then they are 19 beaded (ii) fan even number is followed by an odd number for an oad number i followed by an oven number, they are tobe mailed. iy Iam even number is followed by another even ruber, th fist umber ist be divided by he second nurnber (iw) Ifan even number which isa multiple of 5 is followed by anodd number which rasa a multiple fof $, then the second number ist be subiacted Som the fst number 7G 40 85 49 ‘What i the sum of the resultant ofthe 0 rows? A. 108 Bs © D._s | N - Fig.) A B © D. In a certain code, GIVE is written as S1@O and FAIL is written as 9219, How is LEAF writen in that code? A. 302% B 902% D. 961% In the following leer series, some ofthe letters are missing which ate given in tat order a8 one ofthe ‘options belaw it. Choose the correct option. b_e_e6 cb ab ¢ B, bbae D._ abba A. cabo C._abbbe Which ofthe following en diagrams best represents the relationship amongst, “Red, Clothes and Roses"? ~@ + © QD» OOO ‘rishu starts from point P and walks towards West and stops at point 0. She now takes right tura and then a left turn and stops at point R. She finally takes a left turn and stops at point S.1f she walks 5 km before taking each turn, towards which direction will Teishu have to walk ftom point 5 1 reach point Q. AL Nonth B. South C_West D.Fast Two rows of numbers are given, The resultant number in each row is to be worked out separtely based on the following rules and the question below the rows ‘of numbers isto be answered. The operations on rurmbers progress trom left to right, ‘Three differen positions of a dice are given below, Which ofthe following isthe net ofthe given dice? ‘Ge ° ° eel : ‘Select the figure from the options which satisfies the same conditions of placement ofthe dots 38 in Fig. 3, © D. ‘Three persons P, Q and R are standing in a queue. ‘There are five persons between P and Q and eighs ‘other persons between Qand K Ithere are only thee petsos ahead of and 21 persons behind P, what could bbe the minimum number of parsons inthe queue? A 4 Ba eo D 4m SCIENCE A body covers 26, 28, 30 and 32 metre in 10%, 10%, 12" and 13° seconds tespectvely. The body starts 1, From rst and moves with uniform sceleration. C.With an initial veloity nd moves with uniform assoleration, D. With am initial velocity and moves with nonsniform acceleration, ‘Asolideyinde of lngth, ross sectional area 4 and density P>10"tp immersed such ‘hat it oats with its ais vertical atthe liquid-liquid interface ‘with length 1 in the denser liquids shown inthe igure ‘The lesser dense Liquid is open to atmospheric pressure Py IF the density of lesser dense liquid is 110 *10° kam” thn the density of denser Ig wil be A 1Sé10 kgm B 20% 10'kgm © 28x10 kgm? iD. 30x10 kgm? 14 15, Read the given statment and select he comet option. Statement 1: The forces of action and reaction always appear due fo actual physical contact of Wo bodies. Statement 2 Apaniclecanmove only underthesetion of a fre, A. Both statements | and 2 ate true and statement 2 {isthe correct explanation of statment I. 1B, oth statements | and 2 ae ee but statement 2 js not the correct explanation of statement (©. Statement 1 i ue but statement 2 is fle Both statomenss 1 and 2 ae false |Astone is dropped from the top ofa tower. When it has fallen by §'m from the top, another stone i dropped from » point 25 m below the top, I both stone reach ‘te ground athe same moment, then height of the tower ron ground i (Take g = 10-m $7) A 45m 8 Cwm D. som sm Refer to the graph given here: i i f 2 Which of he following sound waves is high-pitched but soft? AP CR Bo DS ) 16, 18. ‘The frequency ofa source is 20 kHz. The Frequencies ofthe sound waves produce by it in wate and ai wll ‘A. Be the same a8 that ofthe source B Depend upon the velocity ofthe waves ie these media © Depend upon the wavelength ofthe waves inthese media 1D. _Depend upon the density ofthe mei ‘A planot of mass m is revolving around she sun in ‘circle of radius r, What #8 the work done by the ‘gravitational force Fin moving the planet over halt the circumference ofthe eile? B Fxon D. Far ies of masses mand m (mm > m) are ‘evolving around the earth in circular obits of adi rand (> 7) respectively. Which of te following is rue regarding their espective speeds y, and v,? ‘Which ofthe following statements is/are incorrect? (0) Work and energy have diferent units. (i) Two bodies of unequal masses have equal acecleration at any instant of ime when they 3 topped fro scl i) When an aeroplane takes off, the work done by its weight i positive. (iv) When he speed ofa pail is doubled, the ratioot its momentum and kinetic energy gots halved. A. (only BL (i) and Gi only C._ @,Aia0d Gy) only DG, Gand) 21 A bicycle is being pedalled on horizontal road. The forces of fiction between the roid and the font and rear wheels are F and F, respectively. Then ‘A. Bott F and F, ae in the forward direction. Bott F and Fact in the backward dretion ©, acs in the forward diretion, Facts inthe backward direction DF, satin the backward ditetion, F acts inthe frward direct {girl whose eyes are 150 em above the ground looks at her refletion in a“Vertieal mirror 250 em away. ‘The top and bottom of the mirror are 200 em and 120 om above the ground respectively. What leigeh below her eyes can she see, of herself inthe mirror? A. Wem B 1Scm C 1006m D. 20cm 22, The given diagrams show four mereury barometers i wo o Jue of external pressure in cases (i), (i), Git) and tiv) is represented by P,, Py, Pyy and ‘Py respectively, shen AL BD Py= Pa Pw Co Pig Pu Poy? Pi Be Py™Pu~Pu>P, D. R= Fr=Pat Poe 23. ‘The given diagram represents an activity to separate 1 mixture of two substances Wand Y: ConaieahY Substances Xand Y are respectively AA. Sugar and common salt BL Acetone and vator C.Ammonium chloride and naphthalene . Ethyl alcohol and sodium chord 24, Read the following statements carefully. PL am extensively used in the healtheare industry but my one disadvantage is that | am non- biodegradable. 2. Lamm very familias form of polyester and wed for making bots, utensils, fils, wires, ec Ram synthetic fibre, having wool-lke feel and jheaper than wool 5. Lam thermoseting plastic and poor conductor of heat and elasticity. P.O, Rand S are respectively A. PET, Rayon, Petochemical, Plastic 1B. Terylene, Aerie, Rayon, Melamine C. PVC, PET, Nylon, Teflon D. Plastic, PET, Acryl, Bakelite, 25. Which of the following statements are correct? (Given: At wt, of a= 40 u, Mg = 24 u, N H=1uNa~23.u,Clr355 w) |. 240gofealcium and 240 g of magnesium elements have a molar ratio of 3: 5. 1H, 100 goFN,conins mare aan than 10 g of NH,. IIL, Tal number of ons in 5.85 g of sodium chloride fs 12 «10%, 4a TV. 1 gram molecule of hydrogen gas contains 12.046 = 10 atoms of hydrogen. Vi 56g ofnitogen gas occupies 32 Lof volume at st A. Tend IM only 1B 1,1and only Land 1V only Do 1V and V only 26. 2, 28 in the blanks by choosing an appropriate option In an oil refinery, ervde oil is heated to about (673 K and passed ino the ‘AS the vapours rise towards the top, the different hydrocarbons Gi)_ at different heights and are withdrawn “Separately, Substance with boiling points collected atthe —_(iv) ofthe column, o a, ay) A. Distillation Condense Lowest Top faak B, Chromato- Melt. “Highest Top raphe column C. Fractionating Condense Highest Hottom column D. Fractomating Condense Lowest Bottom column ‘The arrangement of particles ofan unknown substance at the same pressure at two different temperatures is shown in the diagrams Which ofthe following substances could the iagrams represent? aoe [sestance| Meting point °C)] Bolling plat °C) ale =I89 Bl oo “132 clr 166 lees: 1 1 2 @ 18 18 2 g x 0 nee Bo A co Bd c a B R D. 36 Refer tothe given low chart and identify P, 0. RS and 7 Plant body difeentatod r A Pi Farin Cie Bion ica BL Spreria Famer — Dr Ger Msc Cages Mecande Ginkgo Saha Marin D._etrar tempo Chat Adnton_Prridum Direction: Read the given passage and answer the questions wand 38 Sul of both and Priya are good frends and stady in standard reputed school, On a hot summer day. while they were playing in the school playground, Priya felt ‘uncomfortable and sat down Afizr some time she developed acute headache and high fever. Her lege sopped moving fnd she also felt some stiffest in her neck. Soon she became unconssis, 37 38. ‘dentfy te dscase which Priya has contracted, along ve agent and mode of tarseision Causative agent Protozoan | Bite of infocted Anopheles Tuberculosis [Bacteria | Contaminated water Polio Virus | Faecal oral route Diphtheria [Fungus | Sharing of clothes ‘What could be the probable reason for Sukiti not being affected by pathogen ofthis disease? 'A. Sukri's immune system has already encountered the weakened pathogens and developed memory cells, which produce antibodies whenever pathogen enters her body. BL Suki had actually contacted the disease few months back and ceeavered, hence her immune system has developed memory eal, which peevent ny subsequent pathogen sack (C. Suhr staking snibotcs regularly, whic all ‘he patiogens entering her body and prevent the actual disease, 1D. _Subvitihas recived antibodies against he pathogen fom her moter va placenta s0 she imme 1 the palogen ofthis disease by birth 39, Read the given sentences, each with one or two blanks 4 and soect the opi tat comely il any four ofthese )_B_causes leer in stomach and duodenum. 3) iseases ast for ony shor petod of me but (6) _R__ diseases are anatomical of physiological hnonnalties present since birth, 2, 5. (Gv) Malaria exusing microbes ar transmitted through bite of infected [and move to_U_and then red blood cells ofhamans, A. PSalmonella typhi, Chron, ‘Sandy, U-Brain cells BL QuAcut, S-Kala azar, eset ly, U-Panerens C.Bettelicobacter priori R-Congenital, ‘Clef palate, U—Liver D. Q-Chronic, Z-Acue, Tdedes mosquito, U-Spleen “The given diagrams show two different cropping patterns. ¥ and ¥.Kdemtity these paterns and select ‘the incorrect option regarding tern. i+ Pe. ‘A. In eropping patter X, the crops should not have the sae rot pater, BL Crops selected for expping pater ¥ shoul have Afferent ype of nutrient requirement CC. Cops selected for eroping patern X must have

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