- Test booklet
- प्रश्न पुस्तिका
- Booklet No.
- 7261191
- Series
- B
SSC Stenographer Grade C and D Paper 10
- 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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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer C
64, 256, 144 are perfect squares; 347 is not. The odd one is 347.
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Priya walks 14 km towards the west. She turns left and walks 8 km. She turns right and walks 11 km. She turns right and walks 8 km. How far, and in which direction, is she from the starting point?
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Answer C
Taking east and north as positive: she ends 25 km west and 0 km north of the start. Distance = √(25² + 0²) = 25 km. 25 km, west.
Directions for questions 3 to 3
Five friends, Arun, Bina, Chetan, Divya and Esha, sit in a row facing north. Chetan sits somewhere to the right of Bina. Exactly 2 people sit between Bina and Divya. Esha does not sit next to Chetan. Esha sits second to the left of Arun.-
Who sits immediately to the right of Arun?
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Answer C
Only one order fits every clue, from the left: Esha, Bina, Arun, Chetan, Divya. Chetan.
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In a class, Ravi ranks 25th from the top and 21st from the bottom. How many students are in the class?
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Answer C
Ravi is counted in both ranks, so the total is 25 + 21 − 1 = 45.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer A
47, 53, 13 are prime; 77 = 7 × 11. The odd one is 77.
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7 : 17 :: 10 : ?
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Answer C
17 = 2 × 7 + 3, the rule 2n + 3. For 10: 2 × 10 + 3 = 23.
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If ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘−’ means ‘+’, ‘×’ means ‘÷’, ‘÷’ means ‘−’, what is the value of 56 − 8 ÷ 8 + 14 × 8?
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Answer D
Replace the signs: 56 + 8 − 8 × 14 ÷ 8. Division and multiplication first, then addition and subtraction: 50.
Directions for questions 8 to 8
Six friends, Arun, Bina, Chetan, Divya, Esha and Farhan, sit in a row facing north. Farhan does not sit next to Bina. Exactly 3 people sit between Chetan and Farhan. Divya and Esha sit next to each other. Divya sits somewhere to the right of Farhan. Exactly 2 people sit between Esha and Farhan.-
Who sits immediately to the right of Farhan?
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Answer D
Only one order fits every clue, from the left: Farhan, Arun, Divya, Esha, Chetan, Bina. Arun.
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Which letter comes next? E, G, I, K, M, ?
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Answer D
Each letter moves 2 places forward in the alphabet: E → G → I → K → M → O.
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M is the husband of X. W is the mother of M. How is W related to X?
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Answer A
Follow the links out from X: M is X’s husband; W is M’s mother. So W is X’s mother-in-law.
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If ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘−’ means ‘÷’, ‘×’ means ‘−’, ‘÷’ means ‘+’, what is the value of 42 + 9 ÷ 6 − 2 × 8?
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Answer D
Replace the signs: 42 × 9 + 6 ÷ 2 − 8. Division and multiplication first, then addition and subtraction: 373.
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Asha walks 5 km towards the west. She turns right and walks 15 km. She turns right and walks 13 km. She turns right and walks 9 km. She turns right and walks 3 km. In which direction is she from the starting point?
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Answer A
Taking east and north as positive: she ends 5 km east and 6 km north of the start, which is to the North-east.
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In a class, Neha ranks 16th from the top and 20th from the bottom. How many students are in the class?
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Answer C
Neha is counted in both ranks, so the total is 16 + 20 − 1 = 35.
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D is the husband of E. J is the brother of D. How is J related to E?
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Answer B
Follow the links out from E: D is E’s husband; J is D’s brother. So J is E’s brother-in-law.
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9 : 82 :: 4 : ?
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Answer D
82 = 9² + 1, the rule n² + 1. For 4: 4² + 1 = 17.
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In a certain code, CHAIR is written as QHZGB. How is SUGAR written in that code?
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Answer D
From CHAIR → QHZGB: the word is written backwards and each letter moves 1 back. Applied to SUGAR: QZFTR.
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Which number replaces the question mark? 15, 63, 21, 58, ?, 53
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Answer D
The rule: two series alternate: 15, 21, 27 … rising by 6, and 63, 58, 53 … falling by 5. The missing term is 27.
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Which letter comes next? D, F, H, J, L, ?
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Answer B
Each letter moves 2 places forward in the alphabet: D → F → H → J → L → N.
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DEF : FGH :: QRS : ?
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Answer B
Each letter of DEF moves 2 forward to give FGH. Doing the same to QRS gives STU.
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In a certain code, LEMON is written as PQOGN. How is APPLE written in that code?
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Answer B
From LEMON → PQOGN: the word is written backwards and each letter moves 2 forward. Applied to APPLE: GNRRC.
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Which number replaces the question mark? 126, 217, ?, 513, 730, 1,001
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Answer D
The rule: the terms are 5³, 6³, 7³ … plus 1. The missing term is 344.
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Which number replaces the question mark? 1, 61, 8, 57, ?, 53
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Answer A
The rule: two series alternate: 1, 8, 15 … rising by 7, and 61, 57, 53 … falling by 4. The missing term is 15.
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What day of the week was 24 February 2007?
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Answer D
1 January 2001 was a Monday. From then to 24 February 2007 is 2,245 days; 2,245 ÷ 7 leaves 5, so the day is 5 on from Monday: Saturday.
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Statements:
(1) Some planes are chairs.
(2) All planes are bells.Conclusions:
Take the statements to be true, however odd they sound. Which conclusion follows?
(I) No chairs are planes.
(II) Some bells are not planes.Answer and working
Answer D
Conclusion I need not hold: chairs and planes may overlap. Conclusion II need not hold: every one of the bells may be planes. So: Neither conclusion follows.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer A
In the others the letters are 3 apart (MPS); in GJN the last gap is 4. The odd one is GJN.
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In the English alphabet, which letter is 3rd to the right of the 6th letter from the right?
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Answer B
The 6th letter from the right is U (position 21). 3 places to the right: position 24, which is X.
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In a certain code, BRIDGE is written as EULGJH. How is LADDER written in that code?
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Answer B
From BRIDGE → EULGJH: each letter moves 3 places forward. Applied to LADDER: ODGGHU.
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Deepak walks 11 km towards the south. He turns left and walks 9 km. He turns right and walks 13 km. Which direction is he 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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What day of the week was 17 May 1964?
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Answer C
1 January 1901 was a Tuesday. From then to 17 May 1964 is 23,147 days; 23,147 ÷ 7 leaves 5, so the day is 5 on from Tuesday: Sunday.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer A
117, 126, 27 are multiples of 9; 95 is not. The odd one is 95.
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If ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘−’ means ‘÷’, ‘×’ means ‘−’, ‘÷’ means ‘+’, what is the value of 46 + 12 × 5 − 5 ÷ 4?
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Answer B
Replace the signs: 46 × 12 − 5 ÷ 5 + 4. Division and multiplication first, then addition and subtraction: 555.
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In a certain code, SHIP is written as 52. How is PILLOW written in that code?
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Answer D
SHIP = 52 is the sum of the letters’ positions in the alphabet (A = 1 … Z = 26). For PILLOW: 16 + 9 + 12 + 12 + 15 + 23 = 87.
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At what time between 3 and 4 o’clock are the hands of a clock together?
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Answer C
The minute hand gains 11/2° a minute and must gain 90°. Time = 90 ÷ 5.5 = 60 × 3/11 = 164⁄11 minutes past 3.
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Statements:
(1) All bells are tables.
(2) No bells are trees.Conclusions:
Take the statements to be true, however odd they sound. Which conclusion follows?
(I) Some trees are tables.
(II) Some bells are not tables.Answer and working
Answer D
Conclusion I need not hold: trees and tables need not overlap at all. Conclusion II need not hold: every one of the bells may be tables. So: Neither conclusion follows.
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J is the wife of E. K is the brother of J. R is the son of K. How is R related to E?
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Answer C
Follow the links out from E: J is E’s wife; K is J’s brother; R is K’s son. So R is E’s nephew.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer A
In the others the letters are 1 apart (JKL); in MNP the last gap is 2. The odd one is MNP.
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G is the husband of D. H is the father of G. How is H related to D?
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Answer C
Follow the links out from D: G is D’s husband; H is G’s father. So H is D’s father-in-law.
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In the English alphabet, which letter is 3rd to the left of the 20th letter from the right?
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Answer A
The 20th letter from the right is G (position 7). 3 places to the left: position 4, which is D.
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Which group comes next? JKL, MNO, PQR, ?
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Answer C
Inside each group the letters step by 1; each group starts 3 letters after the last (J, M, P). Next: STU.
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Manoj walks 9 km towards the north. He turns left and walks 4 km. He turns left and walks 9 km. How far, and in which direction, is he from the starting point?
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Answer B
Taking east and north as positive: he ends 4 km west and 0 km north of the start. Distance = √(4² + 0²) = 4 km. 4 km, west.
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Statements:
(1) No phones are stones.
(2) All tables are stones.Conclusions:
Take the statements to be true, however odd they sound. Which conclusion follows?
(I) No stones are phones.
(II) Some tables are stones.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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5 : 125 :: 3 : ?
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Answer C
125 = 5³, the rule n³. For 3: 3³ = 27.
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What is the angle between the hour and minute hands of a clock at 7:30?
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Answer C
Angle = |30H − 5.5M| = |210 − 165| = 45°. Answer: 45°. The hour hand moves too, half a degree a minute, which is why it is not 30°.
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Which number replaces the question mark? 2, 7, 17, 37, 77, ?
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Answer D
The rule: each term is the previous × 2 + 3. The missing term is 157.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer B
169, 361, 144 are perfect squares; 318 is not. The odd one is 318.
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Statements:
(1) All watches are birds.
(2) Some birds are not doors.Conclusions:
Take the statements to be true, however odd they sound. Which conclusion follows?
(I) All doors are birds.
(II) Some birds are watches.Answer and working
Answer B
Conclusion I need not hold: some doors may lie outside birds. Conclusion II holds in every diagram the statements allow. So: Only conclusion II follows.
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In a certain code, COPPER is written as DNQOFQ. How is FLOWER written in that code?
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Answer A
From COPPER → DNQOFQ: letters in odd places move 1 forward, letters in even places move 1 back. Applied to FLOWER: GKPVFQ.
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If ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘−’ means ‘+’, ‘×’ means ‘÷’, ‘÷’ means ‘−’, what is the value of 56 + 3 × 8 − 20 ÷ 3?
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Answer D
Replace the signs: 56 × 3 ÷ 8 + 20 − 3. Division and multiplication first, then addition and subtraction: 38.
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6 : 15 :: 12 : ?
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Answer C
15 = 2 × 6 + 3, the rule 2n + 3. For 12: 2 × 12 + 3 = 27.
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Which group comes next? FHJ, KMO, PRT, ?
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Answer B
Inside each group the letters step by 2; each group starts 5 letters after the last (F, K, P). Next: UWY.
Part BGeneral Awareness
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Chari-Dhand Wetland Conservation Reserve, a Ramsar wetland, is in which state?
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Which element has the symbol Cs?
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The Libyan dinar is the currency of which country?
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Tokyo is the capital of which country?
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Mahadevi Varma received the Jnanpith Award in which year?
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Which of these was written by Svātmārāma?
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What is the capital of Kyrgyzstan?
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World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought is observed on which date?
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Who was the first Chief Justice of India?
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Who was the President of India throughout 2000?
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In which year was Abul Kalam Azad awarded the Bharat Ratna?
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In which year was Mars Orbiter Mission launched?
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Gandhinagar is the capital of which state or union territory?
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Who was the President of India throughout 2013?
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The Teesta river flows into which?
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In which year was Jantar Mantar inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
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World Day of Peace is observed on which date?
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In which year was the Battle of Karnal fought?
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Jim Corbett National Park is in which state?
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In which year was the Battle of Diu fought?
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The Tanzanian shilling is the currency of which country?
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Which of these organisations has its headquarters in Dubai?
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Which of these rivers flows into the Godavari?
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Ravi Kumar Dahiya is associated with which sport?
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Kohima is the capital of which state or union territory?
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What is the currency of Romania?
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What is the capital of Uttar Pradesh?
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In which year was Goa formed as a state or union territory in its present form?
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Who wrote ‘Anandamath’?
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Which of these musicians is known for the surbahar?
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Which of these national parks is in Uttar Pradesh?
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Biligiri Rangaswamy Temple Wildlife Sanctuary is in which state?
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Where is the headquarters of the World Meteorological Organization?
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Praggnanandhaa is associated with which sport?
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Tungabhadra Dam is built on which river?
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What is the atomic number of germanium?
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Where is the headquarters of the Oceania Football Confederation?
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Which of these rivers flows into the Meghna?
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In which year was the Battle of Plassey fought?
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Mithali Raj is associated with which sport?
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Ajanta Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is in which state?
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What is the chemical symbol of cadmium?
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Which of these World Heritage Sites is in Sikkim?
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What is the capital of Fiji?
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Which of these national parks is in Ladakh?
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World Vegan Day is observed on which date?
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Who was the Chief Justice of India throughout 2008?
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Who wrote ‘Pakistan Declaration’?
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Which of these World Heritage Sites is in Odisha?
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Rajinikanth received the Dadasaheb Phalke Award for which year?
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Part CEnglish Language and Comprehension
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A person who holds assets in trust for a beneficiaryAnswer and working
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RejectAnswer and working
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DominateAnswer and working
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Dominate (verb) and Reign share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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OffshoreAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is venerable.
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SporadicAnswer and working
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ForbidAnswer and working
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The opposite of forbid is Permit. Interdict is the trap: it means the same, not the opposite.
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SpatAnswer and working
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Spat (noun) and Tiff share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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VowelAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is massively.
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ThriftyAnswer and working
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OveractiveAnswer and working
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Overactive (adjective) and Hyperactive share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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A person regarded as arrogant and annoyingAnswer and working
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A cricketer who delivers the ball to the batsman in cricketAnswer and working
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Someone whose occupation is to apply an overlay of gold or giltAnswer and working
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HoardAnswer and working
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Hoard (noun) and Stash share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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StupendousAnswer and working
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Stupendous (adjective) and Colossal share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Someone who sells newspapersAnswer and working
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finnesse is wrong; it is spelt finesse. The others are correct.
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TransparencyAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is communicate.
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UpstreamAnswer and working
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A person who brings an action in a court of lawAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is resilient.
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One of the mourners carrying the coffin at a funeralAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is collectively.
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A political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular passions and prejudicesAnswer and working
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Demagogue: a political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular passions and prejudices.
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RazeAnswer and working
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Raze (verb) and Level share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is irrigation.
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FascinateAnswer and working
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Fascinate (verb) and Intrigue share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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BlameAnswer and working
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Fights on foot with small armsAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is predecessor.
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The correct spelling is barricade.
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DoubtfulAnswer and working
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Doubtful (adjective) and Dubious share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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UnrulyAnswer and working
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Unruly (adjective) and Boisterous share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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TeensyAnswer and working
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Teensy (adjective) and Bitty share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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EmptyAnswer and working
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RetrieveAnswer and working
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Retrieve (verb) and Recover share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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LimelightAnswer and working
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Limelight (noun) and Spotlight share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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UpgradeAnswer and working
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ObligationAnswer and working
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Obligation (noun) and Duty share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is apothecary.
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affirmativve is wrong; it is spelt affirmative. The others are correct.
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CompulsoryAnswer and working
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Compulsory (adjective) and Mandatory share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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DisguiseAnswer and working
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Disguise (noun) and Camouflage share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Someone who makes and sells hatsAnswer and working
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Someone who cannot sleepAnswer and working
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ObstructAnswer and working
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Obstruct (verb) and Block share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is impossibility.
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ShoddyAnswer and working
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Shoddy (adjective) and Tawdry share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Someone who washes dishesAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is allegation.
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A holdup man who stops a vehicle and steals from itAnswer and working
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AmbienceAnswer and working
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Ambience (noun) and Atmosphere share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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PostmortemAnswer and working
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Resident of a college town not affiliated with the collegeAnswer and working
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croisant is wrong; it is spelt croissant. The others are correct.
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The correct spelling is aberration.
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The correct spelling is adorable.
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NativeAnswer and working
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memmorable is wrong; it is spelt memorable. The others are correct.
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InhabitAnswer and working
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Inhabit (verb) and Live share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Someone who tries to embarrass you with gibes and questions and objectionsAnswer and working
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Heckler: someone who tries to embarrass you with gibes and questions and objections.
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SaintlyAnswer and working
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Saintly (adjective) and Angelic share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is inescapable.
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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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DespiseAnswer and working
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Despise (verb) and Scorn share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The soccer or hockey player assigned to protect the goalAnswer and working
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desirrable is wrong; it is spelt desirable. The others are correct.
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A temporary rank held by young naval officers in trainingAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is barracuda.
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FlatterAnswer and working
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The opposite of flatter is Disparage. Blandish is the trap: it means the same, not the opposite.
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SwankAnswer and working
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Swank (verb) and Flaunt share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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arrivvederci is wrong; it is spelt arrivederci. The others are correct.
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OminousAnswer and working
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Ominous (adjective) and Sinister share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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excissive is wrong; it is spelt excessive. The others are correct.
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SerenityAnswer and working
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Serenity (noun) and Tranquility share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
Source: WordNet 3.1
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ExpectancyAnswer and working
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Expectancy (noun) and Anticipation share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is financier.
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The correct spelling is necessity.
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The correct spelling is literary.
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A person who is expert in the use of a bow and arrowAnswer and working
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DifferAnswer and working
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Someone whose job is to dye clothAnswer and working
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LeapAnswer and working
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Leap (verb) and Jump share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
Source: WordNet 3.1
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LiberatorAnswer and working
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OutpatientAnswer and working
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disobadient is wrong; it is spelt disobedient. The others are correct.
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irragular is wrong; it is spelt irregular. The others are correct.
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DistrustAnswer and working
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Distrust (noun) and Suspicion share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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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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cooperativve is wrong; it is spelt cooperative. The others are correct.
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LeaderAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is imagery.
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RebukeAnswer and working
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Rebuke (noun) and Reprimand share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
Source: WordNet 3.1
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A retail merchant who sells foodstuffsAnswer and working
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DownstairsAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is accumulation.
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LenientAnswer and working
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Lenient (adjective) and Indulgent share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
Source: WordNet 3.1