- Test booklet
- प्रश्न पुस्तिका
- Booklet No.
- 5192357
- Series
- B
SSC Stenographer Grade C and D Paper 9
- 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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Z is the wife of L. L is the brother of D. D is the father of R. How is Z related to R?
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Answer A
Follow the links out from R: D is R’s father; L is D’s brother; Z is L’s wife. So Z is R’s aunt.
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Which letter comes next? Y, W, U, S, Q, ?
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Answer D
Each letter moves 2 places back in the alphabet: Y → W → U → S → Q → O.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer B
In the others the letters are 2 apart (GIK); in DFI the last gap is 3. The odd one is DFI.
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5 : 30 :: 10 : ?
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Answer C
30 = 5 × 6, the rule n(n + 1). For 10: 10 × 11 = 110.
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Which letter comes next? Y, V, S, P, M, ?
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Answer B
Each letter moves 3 places back in the alphabet: Y → V → S → P → M → J.
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Which letter comes next? B, E, H, K, N, ?
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Answer D
Each letter moves 3 places forward in the alphabet: B → E → H → K → N → Q.
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Which number replaces the question mark? 63, 124, 215, 342, 511, ?
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Answer B
The rule: the terms are 4³, 5³, 6³ … minus 1. The missing term is 728.
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7 : 344 :: 4 : ?
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Answer C
344 = 7³ + 1, the rule n³ + 1. For 4: 4³ + 1 = 65.
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In a certain code, TABLE is written as SZAKD. How is DOOR written in that code?
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Answer A
From TABLE → SZAKD: each letter moves 1 place back. Applied to DOOR: CNNQ.
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If ‘+’ means ‘÷’, ‘−’ means ‘+’, ‘×’ means ‘−’, ‘÷’ means ‘×’, what is the value of 20 ÷ 5 + 10 × 16 − 10?
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Answer A
Replace the signs: 20 × 5 ÷ 10 − 16 + 10. Division and multiplication first, then addition and subtraction: 4.
Directions for questions 11 to 11
Six friends, Arun, Bina, Chetan, Divya, Esha and Farhan, sit in a row facing north. Chetan does not sit next to Divya. Esha sits somewhere to the right of Divya. Esha sits second to the left of Farhan. Chetan sits immediately to the left of Esha. Exactly one person sits between Chetan and Bina.-
What is Divya’s position from the left end?
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Answer B
Only one order fits every clue, from the left: Divya, Arun, Chetan, Esha, Bina, Farhan. 1st.
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Pooja walks 7 km towards the east. She turns right and walks 13 km. She turns right and walks 14 km. She turns right and walks 14 km. Which direction is she facing now?
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Answer C
Each right turn is a quarter turn clockwise, each left anticlockwise. The last leg runs North.
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1 January 2000 was a Saturday. What day of the week was 1 January 2001?
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Answer C
2000 is a leap year: 366 days, 2 odd days. Saturday + 2 = Monday.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer B
33, 110, 77 are multiples of 11; 92 is not. The odd one is 92.
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What is the angle between the hour and minute hands of a clock at 10:55?
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Answer C
Angle = |30H − 5.5M| = |300 − 302.5| = 2.5°. Answer: 2.5°. The hour hand moves too, half a degree a minute, which is why it is not 30°.
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In a certain code, DOOR is written as QNNC. How is MILK written in that code?
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Answer B
From DOOR → QNNC: the word is written backwards and each letter moves 1 back. Applied to MILK: JKHL.
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6 : 37 :: 11 : ?
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Answer C
37 = 6² + 1, the rule n² + 1. For 11: 11² + 1 = 122.
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Which number replaces the question mark? 124, 215, 342, ?, 728, 999
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Answer D
The rule: the terms are 5³, 6³, 7³ … minus 1. The missing term is 511.
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If ‘+’ means ‘÷’, ‘−’ means ‘×’, ‘×’ means ‘+’, ‘÷’ means ‘−’, what is the value of 31 × 3 ÷ 4 − 8 + 4?
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Answer D
Replace the signs: 31 + 3 − 4 × 8 ÷ 4. Division and multiplication first, then addition and subtraction: 26.
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Pointing to a woman in a photograph, Sunil said, ‘She is the wife of my father’s only son.’ How is the woman related to Sunil?
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Answer A
My father’s only son is me. So the woman is Sunil’s wife.
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Q is the wife of B. B is the son of Z. How is Q related to Z?
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Answer C
Follow the links out from Z: B is Z’s son; Q is B’s wife. So Q is Z’s daughter-in-law.
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In the English alphabet, which letter is 5th to the right of the 7th letter from the right?
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Answer D
The 7th letter from the right is T (position 20). 5 places to the right: position 25, which is Y.
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Pointing to a woman in a photograph, Rohit said, ‘She is the wife of my father’s only son.’ How is the woman related to Rohit?
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Answer B
My father’s only son is me. So the woman is Rohit’s wife.
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If ‘+’ means ‘÷’, ‘−’ means ‘+’, ‘×’ means ‘−’, ‘÷’ means ‘×’, what is the value of 24 × 10 + 5 − 2 ÷ 10?
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Answer C
Replace the signs: 24 − 10 ÷ 5 + 2 × 10. Division and multiplication first, then addition and subtraction: 42.
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Statements:
(1) No bottles are boxes.
(2) Some bottles are watches.Conclusions:
Take the statements to be true, however odd they sound. Which conclusion follows?
(I) All watches are bottles.
(II) Some watches are not boxes.Answer and working
Answer B
Conclusion I need not hold: some watches may lie outside bottles. Conclusion II holds in every diagram the statements allow. So: Only conclusion II follows.
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Today is Wednesday. What day of the week will it be 200 days from today?
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Answer A
200 ÷ 7 leaves 4. 4 days on from Wednesday is Sunday.
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8 : 512 :: 7 : ?
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Answer A
512 = 8³, the rule n³. For 7: 7³ = 343.
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In a certain code, MOTHER is written as KMRFCP. How is WATER written in that code?
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Answer A
From MOTHER → KMRFCP: each letter moves 2 places back. Applied to WATER: UYRCP.
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Which pair comes next? DY, EX, FW, GV, ?
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Answer C
The first letters move forward 1 (D, E, F, G); the second move back 1 (Y, X, W, V). Next: HU.
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Statements:
(1) Some fans are flowers.
(2) All fans are doors.Conclusions:
Take the statements to be true, however odd they sound. Which conclusion follows?
(I) All doors are flowers.
(II) No flowers are doors.Answer and working
Answer D
Conclusion I need not hold: some doors may lie outside flowers. Conclusion II need not hold: flowers and doors may overlap. So: Neither conclusion follows.
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5 : 125 :: 12 : ?
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Answer A
125 = 5³, the rule n³. For 12: 12³ = 1,728.
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Statements:
(1) Some cups are stones.
(2) No clouds are stones.Conclusions:
Take the statements to be true, however odd they sound. Which conclusion follows?
(I) Some clouds are not cups.
(II) No stones are cups.Answer and working
Answer D
Conclusion I need not hold: every one of the clouds may be cups. Conclusion II need not hold: stones and cups may overlap. So: Neither conclusion follows.
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Which number replaces the question mark? 1, 66, 7, ?, 13, 60
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Answer A
The rule: two series alternate: 1, 7, 13 … rising by 6, and 66, 63, 60 … falling by 3. The missing term is 63.
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In a class, Ravi ranks 18th from the top and 27th from the bottom. How many students are in the class?
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Answer D
Ravi is counted in both ranks, so the total is 18 + 27 − 1 = 44.
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Kabir walks 9 km towards the north. He turns right and walks 13 km. He turns left and walks 5 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 North.
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If ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘−’ means ‘+’, ‘×’ means ‘÷’, ‘÷’ means ‘−’, what is the value of 42 × 2 − 9 + 15 ÷ 10?
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Answer D
Replace the signs: 42 ÷ 2 + 9 × 15 − 10. Division and multiplication first, then addition and subtraction: 146.
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What is the angle between the hour and minute hands of a clock at 3:45?
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Answer C
Angle = |30H − 5.5M| = |90 − 247.5| = 157.5°. Answer: 157.5°. The hour hand moves too, half a degree a minute, which is why it is not 180°.
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Kabir walks 4 km towards the north. He turns right and walks 13 km. He turns left and walks 8 km. He turns left and walks 4 km. He turns right and walks 7 km. In which direction is he from the starting point?
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Answer D
Taking east and north as positive: he ends 9 km east and 19 km north of the start, which is to the North-east.
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Statements:
(1) All rivers are clouds.
(2) Some rivers are not bottles.Conclusions:
Take the statements to be true, however odd they sound. Which conclusion follows?
(I) Some clouds are rivers.
(II) All clouds are rivers.Answer and working
Answer A
Conclusion I holds in every diagram the statements allow. Conclusion II need not hold: some clouds may lie outside rivers. So: Only conclusion I follows.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer A
42, 35, 21 are multiples of 7; 51 is not. The odd one is 51.
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In a certain code, COPPER is written as TGRRQE. How is SCHOOL written in that code?
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Answer D
From COPPER → TGRRQE: the word is written backwards and each letter moves 2 forward. Applied to SCHOOL: NQQJEU.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer D
256, 196, 25 are perfect squares; 56 is not. The odd one is 56.
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In a class, Ravi ranks 23rd from the top and 14th from the bottom. How many students are in the class?
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Answer D
Ravi is counted in both ranks, so the total is 23 + 14 − 1 = 36.
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Which one does not belong with the others?
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Answer B
143, 132, 99 are multiples of 11; 47 is not. The odd one is 47.
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In a certain code, OCEAN is written as 38. How is STONE written in that code?
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Answer D
OCEAN = 38 is the sum of the letters’ positions in the alphabet (A = 1 … Z = 26). For STONE: 19 + 20 + 15 + 14 + 5 = 73.
Directions for questions 46 to 46
Seven friends, Arun, Bina, Chetan, Divya, Esha, Farhan and Gopal, sit in a row facing north. Farhan sits immediately to the left of Arun. Exactly one person sits between Bina and Arun. Exactly 2 people sit between Esha and Gopal. Exactly 3 people sit between Bina and Chetan. Arun sits somewhere to the right of Bina. Gopal does not sit at either end.-
Who sits at the extreme right end?
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Answer C
Only one order fits every clue, from the left: Bina, Farhan, Arun, Gopal, Chetan, Divya, Esha. Esha.
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Lata walks 12 km towards the north. She turns right and walks 2 km. She turns right and walks 12 km. She turns right and walks 11 km. How far is she from the starting point in a straight line?
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Answer A
Taking east and north as positive: she ends 9 km west and 0 km north of the start. Straight-line distance = √(9² + 0²) = 9 km.
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Which number replaces the question mark? 2, 4, 8, 16, ?, 64
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Answer D
The rule: each term is the previous × 2. The missing term is 32.
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4 : 60 :: 12 : ?
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Answer A
60 = 4³ − 4, the rule n³ − n. For 12: 12³ − 12 = 1,716.
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In the English alphabet, which letter is 7th to the left of the 15th letter from the right?
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Answer D
The 15th letter from the right is L (position 12). 7 places to the left: position 5, which is E.
Part BGeneral Awareness
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In which year was Govind Ballabh Pant awarded the Bharat Ratna?
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Which of these sportspersons is associated with archery?
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Who wrote ‘Mahan Kosh’?
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The Luni river flows into which?
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Which of these World Heritage Sites is in Himachal Pradesh?
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Lalgudi Jayaraman is known for playing which instrument?
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What is the capital of Namibia?
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Accra is the capital of which country?
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Consider the following pairs of books and their authors:
How many of the pairs given above are correctly matched?Book Author 1. Sarvodaya Mahatma Gandhi 2. Pinjar Amrita Pritam 3. Hum Dekhenge Faiz Ahmad Faiz Answer and working
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The Ganges river flows into which?
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Qutb Minar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is in which state?
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Which of these national parks is in Bihar?
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Which day is observed on January 1?
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The Omani rial is the currency of which country?
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Marine National Park, Gulf of Kutch is in which state?
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What is the currency of Brazil?
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What is the currency of Equatorial Guinea?
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Hirakud Dam is built on which river?
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Nalbana Bird Sanctuary, a Ramsar wetland, is in which state?
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Which of these organisations has its headquarters in Kuala Lumpur?
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Which element has the symbol Mg?
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Antananarivo is the capital of which country?
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Akkineni Nageswara Rao received the Dadasaheb Phalke Award for which year?
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Who was the President of India throughout 1955?
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In which year was the Second Battle of Tarain fought?
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World Hijab Day is observed on which date?
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Which of these sportspersons is associated with hockey?
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Which of these sportspersons is associated with hockey?
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In which year was the Battle of Wandiwash fought?
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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. Historic City of Ahmadabad Maharashtra 2. Manas National Park Assam 3. Kaziranga National Park Tamil Nadu Answer and working
Answer A
1. wrong: Historic City of Ahmadabad goes with Gujarat; 2. correct; 3. wrong: Kaziranga National Park goes with Assam. So: Only one pair.
Source: Wikidata (CC0)
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In which year was the Battle of Khanwa fought?
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G. Sankara Kurup received the Jnanpith Award in which year?
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Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve is in which state?
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What is the chemical symbol of zinc?
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What is the capital of National Capital Territory of Delhi?
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The Jaldhaka river flows into which?
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Consider the following pairs of states and their capitals:
How many of the pairs given above are correctly matched?State or union territory Capital 1. Himachal Pradesh Imphal 2. Kerala Thiruvananthapuram 3. Goa Panaji Answer and working
Answer B
1. wrong: Himachal Pradesh goes with Shimla; 2. correct; 3. correct. So: Only two pairs.
Source: Wikidata (CC0)
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Who was the first Governor of the Reserve Bank of India?
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Which of these national parks is in Nagaland?
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Where is the headquarters of the Interpol?
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What is the capital of Assam?
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In which year was RESOURCESAT-2 launched?
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Which day is observed on November 17?
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Where is the headquarters of the International Union for Conservation of Nature?
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Who was the President of India throughout 1972?
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Who was the Vice President of India throughout 1964?
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Which element has the symbol Co?
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Who wrote ‘The Secrets of the Self’?
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In which year was Kaziranga National Park inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
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In which year was Manipur formed as a state or union territory in its present form?
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Part CEnglish Language and Comprehension
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Select the word opposite in meaning to the given word.
EmptyAnswer and working
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Select the word closest in meaning to the given word.
GarbAnswer and working
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Garb (verb) and Dress share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
Source: WordNet 3.1
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ProvisionalAnswer and working
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Provisional (adjective) and Tentative share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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ReiterateAnswer and working
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Reiterate (verb) and Repeat share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Select the correctly spelt word.
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Answer D
The correct spelling is clientele.
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Answer C
The correct spelling is monetary.
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A person hired to fight for another country than their ownAnswer and working
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CannyAnswer and working
Answer A
Canny (adjective) and Clever share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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EstablishAnswer and working
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The opposite of establish is Abolish. Found is the trap: it means the same, not the opposite.
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CorrespondAnswer and working
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Correspond (verb) and Match 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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ReassessAnswer and working
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Reassess (verb) and Reevaluate share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Answer B
The correct spelling is ammonium.
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Answer A
signifficance is wrong; it is spelt significance. The others are correct.
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Answer C
The correct spelling is missile.
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Answer D
The correct spelling is coordinate.
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GutlessAnswer and working
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GlanceAnswer and working
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Glance (noun) and Glimpse share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Someone who quits school before graduationAnswer and working
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Answer A
The correct spelling is huckleberry.
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A person who enjoys taking risksAnswer and working
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Answer B
The correct spelling is avoidance.
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SoftenAnswer and working
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PostmortemAnswer and working
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BarrageAnswer and working
Answer D
Barrage (noun) and Bombardment share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Answer B
The correct spelling is hallucination.
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Answer A
The correct spelling is spontaneity.
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Answer D
geniralissimo is wrong; it is spelt generalissimo. The others are correct.
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A professor or minister who is retired from assigned dutiesAnswer and working
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Someone who does not believe in the existence of a godAnswer and working
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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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LivelyAnswer and working
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ComplexityAnswer and working
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WhimsicalAnswer and working
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Whimsical (adjective) and Capricious share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Answer A
The correct spelling is radically.
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teenagger is wrong; it is spelt teenager. The others are correct.
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DarkenAnswer and working
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Answer B
The correct spelling is governance.
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ExpandAnswer 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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ProhibitAnswer and working
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Prohibit (verb) and Forbid 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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SullenAnswer and working
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Sullen (adjective) and Glum share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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NefariousAnswer and working
Answer A
Nefarious (adjective) and Villainous share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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GuiltAnswer and working
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Formerly a term of respect for important white Europeans in colonial IndiaAnswer and working
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Sahib: formerly a term of respect for important white Europeans in colonial India.
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WindyAnswer and working
Answer A
Windy (adjective) and Breezy share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Answer B
The correct spelling is artificially.
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A university student who has not yet received a first degreeAnswer and working
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Undergraduate: a university student who has not yet received a first degree.
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TallAnswer and working
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Answer C
conceivvable is wrong; it is spelt conceivable. The others are correct.
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Answer B
The correct spelling is vinaigrette.
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Answer C
The correct spelling is pleasurable.
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DownstreamAnswer and working
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DraftyAnswer and working
Answer A
Drafty (adjective) and Draughty share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
Source: WordNet 3.1
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Answer D
attentave is wrong; it is spelt attentive. The others are correct.
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OptimismAnswer and working
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Someone with an irrational urge to steal in the absence of an economic motiveAnswer and working
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Kleptomaniac: someone with an irrational urge to steal in the absence of an economic motive.
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RifeAnswer and working
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Rife (adjective) and Prevalent share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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A person disposed to take a favorable view of thingsAnswer and working
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ComplainAnswer and working
Answer A
The opposite of complain is Cheer. Kick is the trap: it means the same, not the opposite.
Source: WordNet 3.1
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Answer A
inascapable is wrong; it is spelt inescapable. The others are correct.
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A wardress in a prisonAnswer and working
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Someone who makes predictions of the futureAnswer and working
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EndangerAnswer and working
Answer C
Endanger (verb) and Threaten share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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PeskyAnswer and working
Answer C
Pesky (adjective) and Bothersome share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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Someone skilled at fencingAnswer and working
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Answer B
The correct spelling is appreciation.
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ExpensiveAnswer and working
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A specialist in correcting deformities of the skeletal systemAnswer and working
Answer C
Orthopedist: a specialist in correcting deformities of the skeletal system.
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Answer C
intermattent is wrong; it is spelt intermittent. The others are correct.
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Answer D
The correct spelling is confessional.
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Answer D
The correct spelling is itinerary.
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InnumerableAnswer and working
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Innumerable (adjective) and Countless share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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TriumphAnswer and working
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Triumph (noun) and Victory share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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TreatyAnswer and working
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Treaty (noun) and Pact share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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LenderAnswer and working
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NonchalantAnswer and working
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Nonchalant (adjective) and Casual share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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DictatorshipAnswer and working
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Dictatorship (noun) and Tyranny share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is seminary.
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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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LayoverAnswer and working
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Layover (noun) and Stopover share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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ScrumptiousAnswer and working
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Scrumptious (adjective) and Yummy share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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A person who is voluntarily absent from home or countryAnswer and working
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The leader of a dance bandAnswer and working
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BlessAnswer and working
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ImmenseAnswer and working
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Immense (adjective) and Huge share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is veritable.
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OdourAnswer and working
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Odour (noun) and Smell share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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The correct spelling is businessman.
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The correct spelling is flammable.
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Someone who fights bullsAnswer and working
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A person who holds unorthodox opinions in any fieldAnswer and working
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VillainousAnswer and working
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Villainous (adjective) and Nefarious share their main meaning. None of the other options does.
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PunitiveAnswer and working
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ValuableAnswer and working
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The correct spelling is tolerable.
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The correct spelling is coronary.
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A sewer who fastens a garment with long loose stitchesAnswer and working
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A conceited and self-centered personAnswer and working