- Test booklet
- प्रश्न पुस्तिका
- Booklet No.
- 1607663
- Series
- A
SSC Stenographer Grade C and D Paper 2
- 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 number replaces the question mark? 7, 35, 10, 28, 13, 21, 16, ?
Answer and working
Answer C
The rule: two series alternate: 7, 10, 13 … rising by 3, and 35, 28, 21 … falling by 7. The missing term is 14.
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Which number replaces the question mark? 11, 18, ?, 38, 51, 66
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Answer B
The rule: the terms are 3², 4², 5² … plus 2. The missing term is 27.
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If ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘−’ means ‘÷’, ‘×’ means ‘−’, ‘÷’ means ‘+’, what is the value of 14 × 11 ÷ 5 + 2 − 10?
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Answer C
Replace the signs: 14 − 11 + 5 × 2 ÷ 10. Division and multiplication first, then addition and subtraction: 4.
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At what time between 6 and 7 o’clock are the hands of a clock together?
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Answer A
The minute hand gains 11/2° a minute and must gain 180°. Time = 180 ÷ 5.5 = 60 × 6/11 = 328⁄11 minutes past 6.
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In a class, Anjali ranks 14th from the top and 6th from the bottom. How many students are in the class?
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Answer B
Anjali is counted in both ranks, so the total is 14 + 6 − 1 = 19.
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Which group comes next? DEF, GHI, JKL, ?
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Answer C
Inside each group the letters step by 1; each group starts 3 letters after the last (D, G, J). Next: MNO.
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Vijay walks 5 km towards the west. He turns right and walks 5 km. He turns left and walks 10 km. He turns left and walks 12 km. He turns right and walks 15 km. In which direction is he from the starting point?
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Answer C
Taking east and north as positive: he ends 30 km west and 7 km south of the start, which is to the South-west.
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If ‘+’ means ‘÷’, ‘−’ means ‘×’, ‘×’ means ‘−’, ‘÷’ means ‘+’, what is the value of 17 × 9 + 9 − 8 ÷ 12?
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Answer B
Replace the signs: 17 − 9 ÷ 9 × 8 + 12. Division and multiplication first, then addition and subtraction: 21.
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In the English alphabet, which letter is 6th to the right of the 8th letter from the left?
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Answer A
The 8th letter from the left is H (position 8). 6 places to the right: position 14, which is N.
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JK : MN :: QR : ?
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Answer D
Each letter of JK moves 3 forward to give MN. Doing the same to QR gives TU.
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3 : 9 :: 6 : ?
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Answer A
9 = 3², the rule n². For 6: 6² = 36.
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1 January 2016 was a Friday. What day of the week was 1 January 2017?
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Answer A
2016 is a leap year: 366 days, 2 odd days. Friday + 2 = Sunday.
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8 : 64 :: 7 : ?
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Answer A
64 = 8², the rule n². For 7: 7² = 49.
Directions for questions 14 to 14
Five friends, Arun, Bina, Chetan, Divya and Esha, sit in a row facing north. Bina does not sit at either end. Esha and Arun sit next to each other. Bina sits somewhere to the right of Arun. Chetan sits immediately to the left of Bina. Exactly one person sits between Chetan and Arun.-
Who sits immediately to the right of Chetan?
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Answer C
Only one order fits every clue, from the left: Arun, Esha, Chetan, Bina, Divya. Bina.
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4 : 15 :: 9 : ?
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Answer C
15 = 4² − 1, the rule n² − 1. For 9: 9² − 1 = 80.
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In a certain code, SUGAR is written as USIYT. How is PENCIL written in that code?
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Answer C
From SUGAR → USIYT: letters in odd places move 2 forward, letters in even places move 2 back. Applied to PENCIL: RCPAKJ.
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What day of the week was 10 May 1969?
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Answer A
1 January 1901 was a Tuesday. From then to 10 May 1969 is 24,966 days; 24,966 ÷ 7 leaves 4, so the day is 4 on from Tuesday: Saturday.
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If ‘+’ means ‘÷’, ‘−’ means ‘+’, ‘×’ means ‘−’, ‘÷’ means ‘×’, what is the value of 53 − 12 + 3 ÷ 15 × 7?
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Answer B
Replace the signs: 53 + 12 ÷ 3 × 15 − 7. Division and multiplication first, then addition and subtraction: 106.
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Harish walks 3 km towards the east. He turns left and walks 8 km. He turns left and walks 9 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 6 km west and 8 km north of the start. Straight-line distance = √(6² + 8²) = 10 km.
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Priya walks 5 km towards the north. She turns right and walks 9 km. She turns right and walks 5 km. She turns right and walks 8 km. She turns left and walks 10 km. In which direction is she from the starting point?
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Answer D
Taking east and north as positive: she ends 1 km east and 10 km south of the start, which is to the South-east.
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P is the son of B. R is the husband of J. B is the sister of R. How is P related to J?
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Answer B
Follow the links out from J: R is J’s husband; B is R’s sister; P is B’s son. So P is J’s nephew.
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In the English alphabet, which letter is 9th to the left of the 15th letter from the left?
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Answer A
The 15th letter from the left is O (position 15). 9 places to the left: position 6, which is F.
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Statements:
(1) All stones are leaves.
(2) All leaves are pens.Conclusions:
Take the statements to be true, however odd they sound. Which conclusion follows?
(I) Some stones are not leaves.
(II) Some stones are leaves.Answer and working
Answer B
Conclusion I need not hold: every one of the stones may be leaves. Conclusion II holds in every diagram the statements allow. So: Only conclusion II follows.
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Statements:
(1) No tables are phones.
(2) All birds are phones.Conclusions:
Take the statements to be true, however odd they sound. Which conclusion follows?
(I) Some tables are not phones.
(II) No phones are birds.Answer and working
Answer A
Conclusion I holds in every diagram the statements allow. Conclusion II need not hold: phones and birds may overlap. So: Only conclusion I follows.
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Which pair comes next? EV, GT, IR, KP, ?
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Answer D
The first letters move forward 2 (E, G, I, K); the second move back 2 (V, T, R, P). Next: MN.
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If ‘+’ means ‘−’, ‘−’ means ‘÷’, ‘×’ means ‘+’, ‘÷’ means ‘×’, what is the value of 29 × 11 + 6 − 6 ÷ 11?
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Answer B
Replace the signs: 29 + 11 − 6 ÷ 6 × 11. Division and multiplication first, then addition and subtraction: 29.
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In a certain code, APPLE is written as CRRNG. How is GRAPE written in that code?
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Answer A
From APPLE → CRRNG: each letter moves 2 places forward. Applied to GRAPE: ITCRG.
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HI : GH :: ST : ?
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Answer C
Each letter of HI moves 1 back to give GH. Doing the same to ST gives RS.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer B
324, 36, 81 are perfect squares; 333 is not. The odd one is 333.
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Rekha walks 6 km towards the north. She turns right and walks 15 km. She turns left and walks 7 km. She turns left and walks 15 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 West.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer D
67, 43, 61 are prime; 39 = 3 × 13. The odd one is 39.
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Statements:
(1) All boxes are rings.
(2) Some boxes are leaves.Conclusions:
Take the statements to be true, however odd they sound. Which conclusion follows?
(I) Some leaves are boxes.
(II) No rings are boxes.Answer and working
Answer A
Conclusion I holds in every diagram the statements allow. Conclusion II need not hold: rings and boxes may overlap. So: Only conclusion I follows.
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In a certain code, STONE is written as UVQPG. How is CHALK written in that code?
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Answer D
From STONE → UVQPG: each letter moves 2 places forward. Applied to CHALK: EJCNM.
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In a certain code, EAGLE is written as FMHBF. How is SCHOOL written in that code?
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Answer D
From EAGLE → FMHBF: the word is written backwards and each letter moves 1 forward. Applied to SCHOOL: MPPIDT.
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F is the son of D. V is the wife of F. How is V related to D?
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Answer B
Follow the links out from D: F is D’s son; V is F’s wife. So V is D’s daughter-in-law.
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In a certain code, MOTHER is written as NNUGFQ. How is KNIFE written in that code?
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Answer C
From MOTHER → NNUGFQ: letters in odd places move 1 forward, letters in even places move 1 back. Applied to KNIFE: LMJEF.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer C
85, 51, 187 are multiples of 17; 60 is not. The odd one is 60.
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X is the sister of A. B is the husband of X. How is B related to A?
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Answer C
Follow the links out from A: X is A’s sister; B is X’s husband. So B is A’s brother-in-law.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer C
41, 67, 59 are prime; 77 = 7 × 11. The odd one is 77.
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Which number replaces the question mark? 17, 26, 37, 50, 65, 82, ?
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Answer B
The rule: the terms are 4², 5², 6² … plus 1. The missing term is 101.
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Which letter comes next? A, E, I, M, Q, ?
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Answer B
Each letter moves 4 places forward in the alphabet: A → E → I → M → Q → U.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer A
1331, 1000, 512 are cubes; 225 is a square, not a cube. The odd one is 225.
Directions for questions 43 to 43
Six friends, Arun, Bina, Chetan, Divya, Esha and Farhan, sit in a row facing north. Farhan sits somewhere to the right of Arun. Esha sits second to the right of Chetan. Farhan sits third to the left of Esha. Chetan sits third to the right of Divya.-
Who sits at the extreme left end?
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Answer D
Only one order fits every clue, from the left: Divya, Arun, Farhan, Chetan, Bina, Esha. Divya.
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In a class, Anjali ranks 14th from the top and 27th from the bottom. How many students are in the class?
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Answer D
Anjali is counted in both ranks, so the total is 14 + 27 − 1 = 40.
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Which number replaces the question mark? 2, 58, 4, 54, 6, 50, 8, ?
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Answer C
The rule: two series alternate: 2, 4, 6 … rising by 2, and 58, 54, 50 … falling by 4. The missing term is 46.
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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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W is the daughter of K. B is the husband of W. How is B related to K?
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Answer D
Follow the links out from K: W is K’s daughter; B is W’s husband. So B is K’s son-in-law.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer C
In the others the letters are 1 apart (JKL); in PQS the last gap is 2. The odd one is PQS.
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Statements:
(1) No bags are papers.
(2) Some papers are boxes.Conclusions:
Take the statements to be true, however odd they sound. Which conclusion follows?
(I) Some papers are not bags.
(II) Some boxes are not bags.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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Which pair comes next? GV, JT, MR, PP, ?
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Answer B
The first letters move forward 3 (G, J, M, P); the second move back 2 (V, T, R, P). Next: SN.
Part BGeneral Awareness
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In which year was Chhattisgarh formed as a state or union territory in its present form?
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Where is the headquarters of the World Food Programme?
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Manas National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is in which state?
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Who was the Governor of the Reserve Bank of India throughout 1941?
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Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is in which state?
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What is the currency of Myanmar?
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World Toilet Day is observed on which date?
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Who wrote ‘Untouchable’?
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Which of these national parks is in Sikkim?
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What is the chemical symbol of oxygen?
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What is the atomic number of boron?
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In which year was Pattadakal Group of Monuments inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
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The Godavari river flows into which?
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U. R. Ananthamurthy received the Jnanpith Award in which year?
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Which of these sportspersons is associated with archery?
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Who was the Vice President of India throughout 1965?
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Consider the following pairs of organisations and their headquarters:
How many of the pairs given above are correctly matched?Organisation Headquarters 1. Interpol Arusha 2. Union of European Football Associations Nyon 3. Organisation of Islamic Cooperation Zurich Answer and working
Answer A
1. wrong: Interpol goes with Lyon; 2. correct; 3. wrong: Organisation of Islamic Cooperation goes with Jeddah. So: Only one pair.
Source: Wikidata (CC0)
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Which of these rivers flows into the Mahananda?
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Kanger Ghati National Park is in which state?
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What is the capital of Mauritius?
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World Autism Awareness Day is observed on which date?
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New Delhi is the capital of which state or union territory?
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Which of these organisations has its headquarters in Beijing?
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Which of these dams is on the Koyna River?
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What is the currency of Montenegro?
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In which year was RESOURCESAT-2 launched?
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What is the capital of Monaco?
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In which year was the Battle of Imphal fought?
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Anju Bobby George is associated with which sport?
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Which of these was written by Aravind Adiga?
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In which year was Rajendra Prasad awarded the Bharat Ratna?
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Pakhui Tiger Reserve is in which state?
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In which year was the Battle of Karnal fought?
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Which of these Ramsar sites is in West Bengal?
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Who wrote ‘Gitanjali’?
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Consider the following pairs of sportspersons and their sports:
How many of the pairs given above are correctly matched?Sportsperson Sport 1. Mirabai Chanu weightlifting 2. Sakshi Malik football 3. Milkha Singh shooting Answer and working
Answer A
1. correct; 2. wrong: Sakshi Malik goes with wrestling; 3. wrong: Milkha Singh goes with athletics. So: Only one pair.
Source: Wikidata (CC0)
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Shivkumar Sharma is known for playing which instrument?
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What is the capital of Kerala?
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Which element has the symbol Ni?
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Amitabh Bachchan received the Dadasaheb Phalke Award for which year?
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What is the capital of Kerala?
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The nakfa is the currency of which country?
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Who was the Chief Justice of India throughout 1980?
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Which day is observed on May 1?
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Which of these national parks is in Nagaland?
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The Gomti river flows into which?
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Consider the following pairs of heritage sites and their states:
How many of the pairs given above are correctly matched?World Heritage Site State 1. Great Living Chola Temples Rajasthan 2. Mahabodhi Temple Rajasthan 3. Sundarbans National Park Gujarat Answer and working
Answer D
1. wrong: Great Living Chola Temples goes with Tamil Nadu; 2. wrong: Mahabodhi Temple goes with Bihar; 3. wrong: Sundarbans National Park goes with West Bengal. So: None of the pairs.
Source: Wikidata (CC0)
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Who was the President of India throughout 2009?
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In which year was the Second Battle of Tarain fought?
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What is the capital of Namibia?
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Part CEnglish Language and Comprehension
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Select the one word that can replace the given group of words.
Someone who attempts to convert others to a particular doctrine or programAnswer and working
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Missionary: someone who attempts to convert others to a particular doctrine or program.
Source: WordNet 3.1
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HazyAnswer and working
Answer D
Hazy (adjective) and Misty share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Answer A
The correct spelling is referee.
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Answer C
The correct spelling is narrate.
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Remains on sidelines at social eventAnswer and working
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PaltryAnswer and working
Answer D
Paltry (adjective) and Negligible share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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ReassureAnswer and working
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WeakenAnswer and working
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Answer A
The correct spelling is affectionate.
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An attendant who carries the golf clubs for a playerAnswer and working
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ProclamationAnswer and working
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Proclamation (noun) and Announcement share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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One whose business is the management of funeralsAnswer and working
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FealtyAnswer and working
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Fealty (noun) and Allegiance share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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A person in charge of paying wagesAnswer and working
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Answer A
The correct spelling is camaraderie.
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EmpiricalAnswer 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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Answer D
The correct spelling is additional.
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LivelyAnswer and working
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Answer C
The correct spelling is affirmation.
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GutsyAnswer and working
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Gutsy (adjective) and Plucky share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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InvaluableAnswer and working
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Invaluable (adjective) and Priceless share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Someone who leads you to believe something that is not trueAnswer and working
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AbundantAnswer and working
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ThriftyAnswer and working
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An official elected by the plebeians to protect their interestsAnswer and working
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Tribune: an official elected by the plebeians to protect their interests.
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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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guellotine is wrong; it is spelt guillotine. The others are correct.
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The correct spelling is jubilee.
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unatainable is wrong; it is spelt unattainable. The others are correct.
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GenuineAnswer and working
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Answer C
The correct spelling is irreplaceable.
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The correct spelling is inoperable.
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A specialist who studies processes in the earth's atmosphere that cause weather conditionsAnswer and working
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Meteorologist: a specialist who studies processes in the earth's atmosphere that cause weather conditions.
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HysteriaAnswer and working
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Hysteria (noun) and Frenzy share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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slipery is wrong; it is spelt slippery. The others are correct.
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TardyAnswer and working
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Tardy (adjective) and Late share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Someone who rebels and becomes an outlawAnswer and working
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FameAnswer and working
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The opposite of fame is Infamy. Celebrity is the trap: it means the same, not the opposite.
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neggotiable is wrong; it is spelt negotiable. The others are correct.
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ScarceAnswer and working
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UpstreamAnswer and working
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One whose business is the management of funeralsAnswer and working
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finnancier is wrong; it is spelt financier. The others are correct.
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A musician who is a consummate master of technique and artistryAnswer and working
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Virtuoso: a musician who is a consummate master of technique and artistry.
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LeaderAnswer and working
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CooperationAnswer and working
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vissually is wrong; it is spelt visually. The others are correct.
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EnjoyableAnswer and working
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Enjoyable (adjective) and Pleasurable share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Answer B
The correct spelling is radically.
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FrightAnswer and working
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Fright (noun) and Fear share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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A performer who projects the voice into a wooden dummyAnswer and working
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OdorAnswer and working
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Odor (noun) and Smell share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Answer D
The correct spelling is grievance.
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StonyAnswer and working
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Stony (adjective) and Rocky share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The helmsman of a ship's boat or a racing crewAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is intolerable.
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One who sells advice about gambling or speculationAnswer and working
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MaritimeAnswer and working
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Maritime (adjective) and Nautical share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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FanaticalAnswer and working
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Fanatical (adjective) and Rabid share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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CommotionAnswer and working
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Commotion (noun) and Disruption share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is assertive.
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SubtletyAnswer and working
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Subtlety (noun) and Nuance share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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SheenAnswer and working
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Sheen (noun) and Luster share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Answer D
The correct spelling is disapprove.
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AltruismAnswer and working
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A person who travels by footAnswer and working
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pepperroni is wrong; it is spelt pepperoni. The others are correct.
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rummagge is wrong; it is spelt rummage. The others are correct.
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ExpensiveAnswer and working
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Answer C
The correct spelling is possessive.
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A petty officer on a merchant ship who controls the work of other seamenAnswer and working
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Boatswain: a petty officer on a merchant ship who controls the work of other seamen.
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RoomyAnswer and working
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Roomy (adjective) and Spacious share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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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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WindyAnswer and working
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Windy (adjective) and Breezy share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is ingredient.
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SinfulAnswer and working
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Sinful (adjective) and Ungodly share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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BelittleAnswer and working
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Belittle (verb) and Denigrate share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is occipital.
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The correct spelling is unforgivable.
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DisruptionAnswer and working
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Disruption (noun) and Interruption share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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unnicessarily is wrong; it is spelt unnecessarily. The others are correct.
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MarvellousAnswer and working
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Marvellous (adjective) and Wonderful share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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DifferAnswer and working
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A negotiator who acts as a link between partiesAnswer and working
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ProficientAnswer and working
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Proficient (adjective) and Expert share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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A man whose wife committed adulteryAnswer and working
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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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TestyAnswer and working
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Testy (adjective) and Cranky share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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dissobedience is wrong; it is spelt disobedience. The others are correct.
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The correct spelling is brewery.
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OptimisticAnswer and working
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ThankfulAnswer and working
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Thankful (adjective) and Grateful share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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SuccessAnswer and working
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PluralAnswer and working
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A person who enjoys taking risksAnswer and working
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OutlawAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is ballerina.
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A golfer whose shots typically curve rightAnswer and working
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ConfidentAnswer and working