- Test booklet
- प्रश्न पुस्तिका
- Booklet No.
- 4665509
- Series
- D
SSC Stenographer Grade C and D Paper 1
- Questions
- 200
- Maximum marks
- 200
- Minutes allowed
- 120
Instructions निर्देश
- This booklet has 200 questions in 3 parts: A. General Intelligence & Reasoning (50), B. General Awareness (50), C. English Language and Comprehension (100).
- Each part has its own clock. When it runs out, that part closes and the next opens.
- Each question has 4 options and one right answer. A right answer earns 1 mark. A wrong answer costs 0.25. A question left blank scores nothing.
- Fill one bubble per question on the answer sheet. Unlike a real sheet, you can clear it and change your mind.
Scripting is off, so this page is a printed paper: answer on paper, then open each question’s working.
Part AGeneral Intelligence & Reasoning
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In the English alphabet, which letter is 6th to the right of the 12th letter from the left?
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Answer A
The 12th letter from the left is L (position 12). 6 places to the right: position 18, which is R.
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In a certain code, RIVER is written as IREVI. How is BASKET written in that code?
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Answer C
From RIVER → IREVI: each letter is replaced by its opposite in the alphabet (A ↔ Z, B ↔ Y …). Applied to BASKET: YZHPVG.
Directions for questions 3 to 3
Six friends, Arun, Bina, Chetan, Divya, Esha and Farhan, sit in a row facing north. Farhan sits immediately to the right of Chetan. Exactly 2 people sit between Arun and Farhan. Divya does not sit next to Chetan. Divya sits second to the right of Esha.-
Who sits at the extreme left end?
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Answer A
Only one order fits every clue, from the left: Chetan, Farhan, Bina, Esha, Arun, Divya. Chetan.
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What day of the week was 8 July 2013?
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Answer A
1 January 2001 was a Monday. From then to 8 July 2013 is 4,571 days; 4,571 ÷ 7 leaves 0, so the day is 0 on from Monday: Monday.
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Which number replaces the question mark? 9, 10, ?, 21, 31, 44
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Answer D
The rule: the differences grow by 3: 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16. The missing term is 14.
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If ‘+’ means ‘÷’, ‘−’ means ‘+’, ‘×’ means ‘−’, ‘÷’ means ‘×’, what is the value of 6 ÷ 10 × 11 − 12 + 12?
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Answer D
Replace the signs: 6 × 10 − 11 + 12 ÷ 12. Division and multiplication first, then addition and subtraction: 50.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer C
8, 1331, 1000 are cubes; 225 is a square, not a cube. The odd one is 225.
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What is the angle between the hour and minute hands of a clock at 4:45?
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Answer B
Angle = |30H − 5.5M| = |120 − 247.5| = 127.5°. Answer: 127.5°. The hour hand moves too, half a degree a minute, which is why it is not 150°.
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Which letter comes next? X, U, R, O, L, ?
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Answer B
Each letter moves 3 places back in the alphabet: X → U → R → O → L → I.
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In a certain code, SISTER is written as 180. How is SCHOOL written in that code?
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Answer B
SISTER = 180 is twice the sum of the letters’ positions in the alphabet. For SCHOOL: 19 + 3 + 8 + 15 + 15 + 12 doubled = 144.
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Z is the husband of T. A is the brother of Z. How is A related to T?
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Answer C
Follow the links out from T: Z is T’s husband; A is Z’s brother. So A is T’s brother-in-law.
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Which letter comes next? D, H, L, P, T, ?
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Answer B
Each letter moves 4 places forward in the alphabet: D → H → L → P → T → X.
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Rohit walks 14 km towards the north. He turns right and walks 14 km. He turns right and walks 4 km. Which direction is he facing now?
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Answer D
Each right turn is a quarter turn clockwise, each left anticlockwise. The last leg runs South.
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In a certain code, COPPER is written as EMRNGP. How is OCEAN written in that code?
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Answer D
From COPPER → EMRNGP: letters in odd places move 2 forward, letters in even places move 2 back. Applied to OCEAN: QAGYP.
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H is the brother of L. L is the father of N. How is H related to N?
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Answer C
Follow the links out from N: L is N’s father; H is L’s brother. So H is N’s uncle.
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Y is the sister of R. G is the son of Y. R is the mother of E. How is G related to E?
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Answer B
Follow the links out from E: R is E’s mother; Y is R’s sister; G is Y’s son. So G is E’s cousin.
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In a class, Farhan ranks 9th from the top and 5th from the bottom. How many students are in the class?
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Answer B
Farhan is counted in both ranks, so the total is 9 + 5 − 1 = 13.
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In a certain code, PILLOW is written as RKNNQY. How is LEMON written in that code?
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Answer D
From PILLOW → RKNNQY: each letter moves 2 places forward. Applied to LEMON: NGOQP.
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Which number replaces the question mark? 9, 11, 14, 18, 23, 29, ?
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Answer B
The rule: the differences grow by 1: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. The missing term is 36.
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If ‘+’ means ‘−’, ‘−’ means ‘+’, ‘×’ means ‘÷’, ‘÷’ means ‘×’, what is the value of 46 + 9 − 7 ÷ 10 × 7?
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Answer A
Replace the signs: 46 − 9 + 7 × 10 ÷ 7. Division and multiplication first, then addition and subtraction: 47.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer C
In the others the second number is 3n + 1 of the first; 12 : 38 breaks it. The odd one is 12 : 38.
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Statements:
(1) Some birds are not bottles.
(2) Some birds are buses.Conclusions:
Take the statements to be true, however odd they sound. Which conclusion follows?
(I) Some buses are birds.
(II) Some buses are not birds.Answer and working
Answer A
Conclusion I holds in every diagram the statements allow. Conclusion II need not hold: every one of the buses may be birds. So: Only conclusion I follows.
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Statements:
(1) All clouds are planes.
(2) No fans are clouds.Conclusions:
Take the statements to be true, however odd they sound. Which conclusion follows?
(I) Some clouds are not fans.
(II) No planes are fans.Answer and working
Answer A
Conclusion I holds in every diagram the statements allow. Conclusion II need not hold: planes and fans may overlap. So: Only conclusion I follows.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer A
324, 361, 121 are perfect squares; 31 is not. The odd one is 31.
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If ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘−’ means ‘÷’, ‘×’ means ‘+’, ‘÷’ means ‘−’, what is the value of 39 × 4 ÷ 4 − 4 + 2?
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Answer D
Replace the signs: 39 + 4 − 4 ÷ 4 × 2. Division and multiplication first, then addition and subtraction: 41.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer D
79, 71, 67 are prime; 49 = 7 × 7. The odd one is 49.
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Today is Monday. What day of the week will it be 39 days from today?
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Answer D
39 ÷ 7 leaves 4. 4 days on from Monday is Friday.
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Which number replaces the question mark? 36, 49, 64, 81, 100, 121, ?
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Answer C
The rule: the terms are 6², 7², 8² …. The missing term is 144.
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Which group comes next? ACE, EGI, IKM, ?
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Answer D
Inside each group the letters step by 2; each group starts 4 letters after the last (A, E, I). Next: MOQ.
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If ‘+’ means ‘÷’, ‘−’ means ‘+’, ‘×’ means ‘−’, ‘÷’ means ‘×’, what is the value of 58 ÷ 3 − 8 × 6 + 2?
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Answer C
Replace the signs: 58 × 3 + 8 − 6 ÷ 2. Division and multiplication first, then addition and subtraction: 179.
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Statements:
(1) All bags are books.
(2) No books are planes.Conclusions:
Take the statements to be true, however odd they sound. Which conclusion follows?
(I) No planes are books.
(II) No bags are planes.Answer and working
Answer C
Conclusion I holds in every diagram the statements allow. Conclusion II holds in every diagram the statements allow. So: Both conclusions follow.
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What is the angle between the hour and minute hands of a clock at 1:55?
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Answer A
Angle = |30H − 5.5M| = |30 − 302.5| = 272.5°; the smaller angle is 360 − 272.5. Answer: 87.5°. The hour hand moves too, half a degree a minute, which is why it is not 60°.
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In a certain code, TIGER is written as SFHJU. How is ROAD written in that code?
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Answer C
From TIGER → SFHJU: the word is written backwards and each letter moves 1 forward. Applied to ROAD: EBPS.
Directions for questions 34 to 34
Six friends, Arun, Bina, Chetan, Divya, Esha and Farhan, sit in a row facing north. Chetan sits second to the left of Arun. Divya sits somewhere to the right of Farhan. Esha sits immediately to the left of Farhan. Divya sits third to the left of Arun.-
Who sits immediately to the right of Farhan?
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Answer C
Only one order fits every clue, from the left: Esha, Farhan, Divya, Chetan, Bina, Arun. Divya.
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Tarun walks 12 km towards the west. He turns left and walks 3 km. He turns left and walks 11 km. He turns left and walks 3 km. He turns left and walks 6 km. How far is he from the starting point in a straight line?
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Answer D
Taking east and north as positive: he ends 7 km west and 0 km north of the start. Straight-line distance = √(7² + 0²) = 7 km.
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9 : 720 :: 7 : ?
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Answer C
720 = 9³ − 9, the rule n³ − n. For 7: 7³ − 7 = 336.
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8 : 512 :: 9 : ?
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Answer C
512 = 8³, the rule n³. For 9: 9³ = 729.
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7 : 49 :: 11 : ?
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Answer A
49 = 7², the rule n². For 11: 11² = 121.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer B
91, 130, 117 are multiples of 13; 53 is not. The odd one is 53.
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Which letter comes next? B, E, H, K, N, ?
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Answer B
Each letter moves 3 places forward in the alphabet: B → E → H → K → N → Q.
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Neha walks 7 km towards the south. She turns right and walks 6 km. She turns left and walks 7 km. Which direction is she facing now?
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Answer B
Each right turn is a quarter turn clockwise, each left anticlockwise. The last leg runs South.
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5 : 125 :: 12 : ?
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Answer D
125 = 5³, the rule n³. For 12: 12³ = 1,728.
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Which number replaces the question mark? 9, 18, 36, 72, 144, ?
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Answer B
The rule: each term is the previous × 2. The missing term is 288.
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In the English alphabet, which letter is 6th to the left of the 18th letter from the right?
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Answer A
The 18th letter from the right is I (position 9). 6 places to the left: position 3, which is C.
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Sunil walks 7 km towards the north. He turns left and walks 6 km. He turns left and walks 2 km. He turns left and walks 3 km. He turns right and walks 9 km. How far, and in which direction, is he from the starting point?
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Answer D
Taking east and north as positive: he ends 3 km west and 4 km south of the start. Distance = √(3² + 4²) = 5 km. 5 km, south-west.
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In a queue, Vikram is 9th from the front and Ritu is 13th from the front. How many people stand between them?
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Answer B
Between positions 9 and 13 there are 13 − 9 − 1 = 3 people.
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Pointing to a man in a photograph, Deepak said, ‘He is the son of my grandfather’s only son.’ How is the man related to Deepak?
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Answer C
My grandfather’s only son is my father; his child, other than me, is my brother or sister. So the man is Deepak’s brother.
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Statements:
(1) No coins are pens.
(2) Some pens are not kites.Conclusions:
Take the statements to be true, however odd they sound. Which conclusion follows?
(I) Some kites are coins.
(II) No pens are coins.Answer and working
Answer B
Conclusion I need not hold: kites and coins need not overlap at all. Conclusion II holds in every diagram the statements allow. So: Only conclusion II follows.
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4 : 20 :: 5 : ?
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Answer D
20 = 4 × 5, the rule n(n + 1). For 5: 5 × 6 = 30.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer B
In the others the second number is 3n + 1 of the first; 12 : 35 breaks it. The odd one is 12 : 35.
Part BGeneral Awareness
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Berlin is the capital of which country?
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Which of these was written by Khushwant Singh?
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In which year was JRD Tata awarded the Bharat Ratna?
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D. Ramanaidu received the Dadasaheb Phalke Award for which year?
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Who was the President of India throughout 2004?
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The Colombian peso is the currency of which country?
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World No Tobacco Day is observed on which date?
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What is the atomic number of copper?
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Sultanpur National Park is in which state?
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What is the atomic number of technetium?
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Which of these World Heritage Sites is in Telangana?
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Consider the following pairs of days and their dates:
How many of the pairs given above are correctly matched?Day Date 1. World Consumer Rights Day March 15 2. World Humanitarian Day July 20 3. World Day of Peace January 1 Answer and working
Answer B
1. correct; 2. wrong: World Humanitarian Day goes with August 19; 3. correct. So: Only two pairs.
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Nandur Madhmeshwar Bird Sanctuary, a Ramsar wetland, is in which state?
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In which year was the Battle of Khanwa fought?
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Which of these tiger reserves is in West Bengal?
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The Betwa river flows into which?
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What is the capital of France?
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Neeraj Chopra is associated with which sport?
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Abhinav Bindra is associated with which sport?
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Which of these organisations has its headquarters in Nairobi?
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Who wrote ‘Hatha Yoga Pradipika’?
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Which of these dams is on the Barakar River?
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In which year was Western Ghats inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
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In which year was the Battle of Diu fought?
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Hyderabad is the capital of which state or union territory?
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What is the capital of Jharkhand?
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The ngultrum is the currency of which country?
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International Tiger Day is observed on which date?
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Taj Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is in which state?
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Where is the headquarters of the Human Rights Watch?
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Who was the Vice President of India throughout 1971?
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Which of these sportspersons is associated with archery?
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In which year was the Battle of Buxar fought?
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The Albanian lek is the currency of which country?
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Who wrote ‘Fazail-e-Amaal’?
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Kusumagraj received the Jnanpith Award in which year?
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Ajanta Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is in which state?
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Where is the headquarters of the United Nations Security Council?
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Lucknow is the capital of which state or union territory?
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Simlipal National Park is in which state?
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What is the capital of Dominica?
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In which year was GSAT-11 launched?
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Which of these national parks is in Ladakh?
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Which of these rivers flows into the Mahananda?
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Who was the first President of India?
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What is the atomic number of helium?
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In which year was Chhattisgarh formed as a state or union territory in its present form?
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Amjad Ali Khan is known for playing which instrument?
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The Ganges river flows into which?
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Who was the Governor of the Reserve Bank of India throughout 1956?
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Part CEnglish Language and Comprehension
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A criminal who illegally sets fire to propertyAnswer and working
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UpstreamAnswer and working
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SnoozeAnswer and working
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Snooze (verb) and Doze share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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AdvanceAnswer and working
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BargainAnswer and working
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Bargain (noun) and Deal share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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ClumsinessAnswer and working
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Clumsiness (noun) and Awkwardness share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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A player who kicks the footballAnswer and working
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TeenAnswer and working
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Teen (adjective) and Adolescent share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Answer D
The correct spelling is locally.
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AnticipateAnswer and working
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Anticipate (verb) and Expect share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Someone who tricks or coerces men into service as sailors or soldiersAnswer and working
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Crimp: someone who tricks or coerces men into service as sailors or soldiers.
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ClassifyAnswer and working
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Classify (verb) and Sort share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Answer B
beihive is wrong; it is spelt beehive. The others are correct.
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Someone who makes a bid at cardsAnswer and working
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IntercedeAnswer and working
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Intercede (verb) and Mediate share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Someone who records the transactions of a businessAnswer and working
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PotentialAnswer and working
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A man whose wife is dead especially one who has not remarriedAnswer and working
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WhisperAnswer and working
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EstablishAnswer and working
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Establish (verb) and Found share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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StaggerAnswer and working
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Stagger (noun) and Stumble share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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DetestAnswer and working
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Detest (verb) and Hate share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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FrivolousAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is appreciative.
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LiberatorAnswer and working
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A conceited and self-centered personAnswer and working
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Answer C
The correct spelling is gazette.
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RejectAnswer and working
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ConfidentAnswer and working
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ComplainAnswer and working
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The opposite of complain is Cheer. Kick is the trap: it means the same, not the opposite.
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unnimaginable is wrong; it is spelt unimaginable. The others are correct.
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The correct spelling is obedient.
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Remains on sidelines at social eventAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is immaterial.
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An insignificant student who is ridiculed as being affected or boringly studiousAnswer and working
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Dweeb: an insignificant student who is ridiculed as being affected or boringly studious.
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RemakeAnswer and working
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Remake (verb) and Redo share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is residence.
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ApprehensionAnswer and working
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Apprehension (noun) and Dread share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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ChattyAnswer and working
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Chatty (adjective) and Gabby share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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RetrospectiveAnswer and working
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DankAnswer and working
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Dank (adjective) and Clammy share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is pessimist.
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AssetAnswer and working
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A man who has recently been marriedAnswer and working
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A commissioned naval officer who ranks above a captain and below a rear admiralAnswer and working
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Commodore: a commissioned naval officer who ranks above a captain and below a rear admiral.
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The correct spelling is acceptance.
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HyperactiveAnswer and working
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Hyperactive (adjective) and Overactive share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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judiciery is wrong; it is spelt judiciary. The others are correct.
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Someone who administers a test to determine your qualificationsAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is passionately.
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OutwardAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is emission.
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AffirmativeAnswer and working
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SuperviseAnswer and working
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Supervise (verb) and Oversee share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is occupant.
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A dentist specializing in the prevention or correction of irregularities of the teethAnswer and working
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Orthodontist: a dentist specializing in the prevention or correction of irregularities of the teeth.
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A person given to excessive complaints and crying and whiningAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is codeine.
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ForthrightAnswer and working
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Forthright (adjective) and Candid share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is equally.
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OccurAnswer and working
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Occur (verb) and Happen share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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CircularAnswer and working
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Circular (adjective) and Round share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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indescrebable is wrong; it is spelt indescribable. The others are correct.
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EncloseAnswer and working
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Enclose (verb) and Envelop share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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PunitiveAnswer and working
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ScarceAnswer and working
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massivvely is wrong; it is spelt massively. The others are correct.
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An actor who communicates entirely by gesture and facial expressionAnswer and working
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Mime: an actor who communicates entirely by gesture and facial expression.
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MasterfulAnswer and working
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Masterful (adjective) and Consummate share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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parafin is wrong; it is spelt paraffin. The others are correct.
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LoatheAnswer and working
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Loathe (verb) and Abhor share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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A nation's ruler or head of state usually by hereditary rightAnswer and working
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recognizeble is wrong; it is spelt recognizable. The others are correct.
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ProsperAnswer and working
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Prosper (verb) and Thrive share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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PerilousAnswer and working
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Perilous (adjective) and Precarious share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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PedigreeAnswer and working
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Pedigree (noun) and Lineage share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is inevitable.
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collaborration is wrong; it is spelt collaboration. The others are correct.
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OutlawAnswer and working
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stationiry is wrong; it is spelt stationary. The others are correct.
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dissuede is wrong; it is spelt dissuade. The others are correct.
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Fights on foot with small armsAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is resonance.
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UtmostAnswer and working
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Utmost (adjective) and Extreme share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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One who investigates insurance claims or claims for damages and recommends an effective settlementAnswer and working
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Adjuster: one who investigates insurance claims or claims for damages and recommends an effective settlement.
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The correct spelling is appearance.
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StringentAnswer and working
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Stringent (adjective) and Rigorous share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is revolutionary.
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CourageAnswer and working
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A person who makes plansAnswer and working
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SuccessAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is irrefutable.
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WinnerAnswer and working
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The opposite of winner is Loser. Victor is the trap: it means the same, not the opposite.
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WindwardAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is applicable.
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EndangerAnswer and working
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Endanger (verb) and Threaten share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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A dull unattractive unpleasant girl or womanAnswer and working
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StoopAnswer and working
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Stoop (verb) and Crouch share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is abominable.
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DuplicitousAnswer and working
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Duplicitous (adjective) and Deceitful share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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