MODEL QUESTIONS ENGLISH [FOR BOTH GROUP 'X'(TECHNICAL) & GROUP 'Y'TRADES]
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1 MODEL QUESTIONS ENGLISH [FOR BOTH GROUP 'X'(TECHNICAL) & GROUP 'Y'TRADES] Select the correct verb Q. Besides his parents, he also present at the function. (A) is (B)was (C)has (D) has been Identify the correct preposition Q. The thunder was accompanied a heavy rain. (A)from (B)by (C)up (D)through Choose the misspelt word. Q3. (A) disparity (B)illusion (C)inevitable (D)middle Ans :A Fill in the blank with correct article. Q4. things of beauty is a joy forever. (A)the (B)a (C)an (D)none of these Ans :A Identify the antonym of the given word Q.5 Embellish (A)Sacrifice (B)Disfigure (C)Foreit (D)Indict Give one word substitute Q6. A well experienced person. (A)wise man (B) Intelligent (C) Old man (D) Veteran Ans :D Q7. An accident which results in death (A) Injurious (B) Dangerous (C)Fatal (D) Terrible Identify the correct choice Q8. He has purchased a bag of (A)floor (B)flour (C)flower (D)flaur Identify the synonym of the given word Q9. Zest (A)pleasure (B)distaste (C)flop (D)encircles Ans :A Fill in the blank with suitable conjunction Q0. He will never pass, hard he may try (A) However (B) Whatever (C) Never (D) Whenever Ans :A
2 Form an adjective from the given word Q. Gold (A)The Gold (B)Golder (C) Golden (D)Goldest Give the plural of the given word Q. Hero (A) Heroine (B) Heros (C) Heroies (D) Heroes Ans :D Fill in the blank with suitable word Q3. Barking dogs bite (A) regularly (B)rarely (C)seldom (D)frequently Ans :C Identify the incorrect part Q4. No boy in his son's class is as bright as his son is A B C D Ans :D Identify the meaning of the given idioms/phrases Q5. To live in fool's paradise (A)to have an absolutely false conception (C)to be clear (B)to create a stir (D)to get fairly involved Ans :A Identify the indirect speech Q6. The teacher said to me, "Be regular and learn your lesson daily" The teacher: (A) told me that to be regular and learn my lesson daily (B) said to me regular and learn my lesson daily (C)advised me to be regular and learn my lesson daily (D) request me to be regular and learn lesson daily Ans :C Change the voice Q7. It is time to buy books. It is time (A) all the books to be bought (B) for the books to be bought (C) for books have been bought (D) for books are being bought
3 Read the following passage and answer Q No.8 to 0 A man who has no sense of history, Hitler declared, is like a man who has no ears or eyes. He himself claimed to have had a passionate interest in history since his school days and he displayed considerable familiarity with the course of European history. His conversation was studied with historical references and historical parallels. More than that, Hitler's whole cast of thought was historical, and his sense of mission was derived from his sense of history. Like his contemporary Spangler, Hitler was fascinated by the rise and fall of civilisations. He was himself born at a critical moment in European history when the liberal bourgeois world of the nineteenth century was disintegrating. What would take its place? The future lays with the 'Jew-Bolshevik' ideology of the masses unless Europe could be saved by the Nazi racist ideology of the elite. Q8. Who has no ears or eyes? (A)A man having sense of history (B)A man who has no sense of history (C)A man who has extra knowledge (D)A man having passionate interest in history Q9. Hitler displayed familiarity with: (A)Scientific facts (B)Indian history (C)European history (D)None of these Q0. Hitler's sense of mission was derived from : (A)His love of mankind (B) his sense of history (C) Nowhere (D) contemporary society Ans :C
4 MODEL QUESTIONS - PHYSICS Q. inamna maom sao kaona sai maaoilak raisa ho. Which of the following is the fundamental quantity? (A)Aayatna/Volume (B) vaoga/ Velocity (C) samaya/time (D) bala/force Q. ek gaomd 5 maitr p`it saoknd ko vaoga sao xaoitja sao 30 ka kaona banaato hue fomki jaati ho. gaomd ki ]D,ana ka samaya &at kiijayao. idyaa ho 0 maitr saokomd. A ball is projected with a velocity of 5 m/s making an angle of 30 0 with the horizontal. Calculate the time of flight of the ball ( Give g= 0m/s ) (A).5 Second (B) 3.5 Second (C) Second (D) 5 Second Ans: A Q3. inamna maom sao iksaka ivamaiya sau~ Aavaoga ko ivamaa sau~ ko samaana ho. The dimension formulas for impulse is same as the dimensional formula for (A) samvaoga/momentum (B)bala/Force (C) bala AaGaUNa-/Torque (D)saMvaoga maom pirvat-na ki dr/rate of change of momentum Q4. yaid ek saava- AaaQaairt p`bamqak maom samga`ahi AaQaairt baotri ho samgaàhi pirpqa maom Qaara ho samga`ahi pirpqa maom jaaod,a huaa p`itraoqa ho AaOr samga`ahi AaOr AaQaar ki caar vaaoltta ho tao : For a common base amplifier, V is the collector base battery, I c the current in the collector circuit, R l the resistance connected is collector circuit and V cb the voltage across collector & base, then (A) V cb =V cc + I c R L (B) V cb = V cc -I c R L (C) V cc = V cb - I c R L (D) [namaom sao kao[- nahim /None of these Q5. saava-i~k gaosa inayataamk ki ema Aa[- [ka[- ho : The SI unit of Universal Gas constant (R) is : (A) Watt k - mol - (B) NK - mol - (C) JK - mol - (D) erg K - mol - Q6. dao ptlai AaOr AsaIimat samaantr pit\tkaaaom pr samaana Gna%va ko +σ AaOr σ AavaoSa hom Amtirxa maom ]nako maqya ka ivavut ho. Two thin and infinite parallel plates have uniform densities of charge +σ and σ. What is the electric field in the space between these plates? (A) σ /ε 0 (B) σ /ε 0 (C) σ / ε 0 (D) SaUnya / Zero
5 Q7. A&at d`vyamaana ko ek pdaqa- pr 70N ka bala kaya- kr ]sao 0 mai p`it vaga- saoknd ka %varna dota ho. vastu ka d`vyamaana ho. A force of 70N gives an object of unknown mass an acceleration of 0m/s. The mass of unknown object is. (A) 7 Kg (B) 0.3 Kg (C) 3.5 Kg (D) 35 Kg Q8. jainar DayaaoD ka ]pyaaoga ikyaa jaata ho : Zener- diode is used as : (A) ek p`vaqa-k/an amplifier (B) ek idytkari ko $p maom /An rectifier (C) ek daolana kari ko $p maom /An oscillator (D) ek ivabava inayam~k ko $p maom /A Voltage regulator Q9. 50 maaod,aom ki ek kundlai sao caumbakiya fla@sa 0.05 vaobar p`it saoknd ki dr sao baz,ta ho. kundlai ko isaraom ko maqya ]%pnna ivavut vaahk bala iktnaa ho. The magnetic flux through a 50- turn coil increase at the rate of 0.05 Wb/s. What is the induced emf between the ends of the coil? (A).5V (B) 5V (C) 3V (D) 7V Q0. ek Toilaskaop ko AiBadRSyak ki faoksa duri 60 sao mai ho tao 0 ka AavaQa-na paanao ko ilea naoi~ka ki faoksa duri iktnai haonai caaihe. The focal length of objective of a telescope is 60 c.m. To obtain a magnification of 0, the focal length of the eye-piece should be (A) cm (B) 5cm (C) 4cm (D) 3cm Q. inamna maom sao kaona sai vyau%pnna [ka[- ho. Which of the following is a derived unit? (A) d`vyamaana/mass (B) lambaa[-//length (C) samaya/time (D)vaoga /Velocity Q. prmaanau bama ko isawant pr AaQaairt ho. Atomic bomb is based on the principle of (A) naaibakiya ibakmdna /Nuclear Fission (B) naaibakiya samlayana /Nuclear Fusion (C) naaibakiya samk`mana /Nuclear Transition (D) roidyaao ]%saja-na /Radio Emission Ans: A Q3. ek BaarhIna rbad, ko gaubbaaro maom 00 ga`ama jala ho. jala maom ]saka vajana haogaa. A weightless rubber balloon has 00gm of water in it. Its weight in water will be (A) 00gm (B) 00gm (C) 50gm (D) SaUnya/Zero
6 Q4. yaid d`vyamaana pr kaya- krta bala %varna ]%pnna krta ho tao nyautna ko gait ko dusaro isawant ko Anausaar : If a force f action on a mass m produces acceleration a then as per Newton s second law of motion : (A) f = ma (B) f = a/m (C) f = m/a (D) m = af Q5. tina samqaair~ ijanaki Qaairta µ F, µ F tqaa 6 µ F ho EaMRKlaa k`ma maom jaaod,o gayao ho [sa samyaaojana ki samakxa Qaairta ho. The three capacitors whose capacitances are µ F, µ F and 6 µ F are connected in a series. The equivalent capacitance of the combination is (A) /5 µ F (B) 3/5 µ F (C) /3 µ F (D) /5 µ F Q6. LCR pirpqa maom vaokilpk Qaara AiQaktma haoti ho jaba. The alternating current in LCR circuit is maximum when (A) X L =0 (B) X C =0 (C) X L = X C (D) X L +X C = Q7. karnaa^t [Mjana ko xamata jaao jala tqaa galanaamk ko maqya kama kr rha ho haogai The efficiency of a Cornot engine working between the steam point and ice point is (A) 8.8 % (B) 7.8 % (C) 6.8 % (D) 3.8 % Q8. rolavao ptiryaam maaod,aom pr JaukI haoti ho taik Railway tracks are banked on curves so that (A) PaTrI AaOr pihyaaom ko baica kao[- GaYa-Na bala poda na hao s/no frictional force may be produced between the tracks and wheels (B) rolagaad,i Andr ki Aaor na igarom /The train may not fall down inward (C) ptri ko karna saamaanya p`itik`yaa ko xaoitijaya GaTk sao AavaSyak AiBakond` bala pàpt ikyaa jaa sako /Necessary centripetal force may be obtained from the horizontal component of normal reaction due to the track (D) [namaom sao kao[- nahim /None of the above Q9. dur samcaar maom p`yaaoga maom laa[- jaanao vaalai ivavutcaumbakiya trmgao haoti ho M. The electromagnetic waves used in the telecommunication are. (A) prabaomganai/ultraviolet (C) drsyak/visible (B) Avar@t/Infra-red (D) sauxma trmgaom /Microwave Q0. 60 iklaaoga`ama vajana ka ek baalak jaao ik 0 maitr p`it saokmd ki gait sao daod, rha ho ka samvaoga haogaa. The momentum of a boy of 60 Kg weight running at 0 m/s is (A) 500 Kg m/s (B) 600 Kg m/s (C) 550 Kg m/s (D) 450 Kg m/s
7 Q. jaba ek vaayauyaana laup banaa rha haota ho tao caalak igarta nahim ]saka vajana AavaSyak p`dana krta ho : When an aero plane is making a loop, pilot does not fall down because his weight provides the necessary (A) gau$%va ko ivaprit bala/force against gravity (B) AiBakond`I bala/centripetal force (C) ApkondÌ bala/centrifugal force (D) Syaana bala /Viscous force Q. 70 ik ga`ama d`vyamaana ki vastu pr 350 N ka SauW bala kaya- krta ho jaao ik pàrmba maom isqar Avasqaa maom ho. [saka %varna haogaa. A net force of 350 N acts on a body of mass 70 Kg which is initially at rest. Its acceleration is m/s. (A) 3 (B) 7 (C) 5 (D) 9 Q3. Qvaina ko dao sa`aot Anaunaad maom tba haoto ho : Two sources of sound are said to be in resonance, when (A) jaba vao ek jaosao lagato hom/they look like similar (B) jaba vao ek samaana AavaRi<a ki Qvaina ]%pnna krto hom /They produce sound of same frequency (C) jaba vao ek dusaro sao ivasaoya duri pr isqat haoto hom /They are situated at a particular distance from each other (D) jaba vao ek hi sa`aot Wara ]%pnna haoto hom. /They are produced by same source Q4. jaosao jaosao hma prqvai ko tla sao }pr ki Aaor jaato hom tao gau$%va ko karna %varna GaTta ho tao prqvai ko tla sao naicao jaanao pr yah : Acceleration due to gravity decreases as we go up from the surface of the earth. Then in going below the surface of the earth it (A) baz,ta ho/increases (B) GaTta ho/decreases (C) isqar rhta ho /Remains constant (D) GaTta ho ifr baz,ta ho/decreases then increases Q5. prqvai ko vaayaumamdla pr Aaojaaona ki prt : Ozone layer above earth s atmosphere will (A) sauya- ko Avar@t ivaikrna sao bacaaegai/prevent infra-red radiation from sun (B) prqvai sao pravait-t Avar@t ikrnaaom sao prqvai ko vaayaumamdla kao bacaaegaa /Infra-red rays reflected from earth from escaping earth s atmosphere (C) sauya- sao prabaomganai ikrnaaom kao bacaaegaa /Prevent ultraviolet rays from sun (D) roidyaao trmgaaom kao vaaipsa pravait-t krogaa /Reflect back radio waves
8 MODEL QUESTIONS - MATHEMATICS Q maana laao A = {x : x, 3 ka gaunaja ho } AaOr B = { x : x, 5 ka gaunaja ho } tao A B idyaa gayaa ho : Let A = {x : x is a multiple of 3} and B = { x : x is a multiple of 5}. Then A B is given by (A){3, 6, 9, } (C) {5, 30, 45, } (B) {5, 0, 5, 0, } (D) [namao sao koa[- nahi / None of these Q sin 5 0 ka maana ko barabar haogaa. / The value of sin 5 0 is equal to (A) 3 (B) 3 + (C) 3 (D) 3 + Q3 yaid P(n) kqana n (n+) (n+), Wara Baajya ho tao ho? If P(n) is the statement n (n+) (n+) is divisible by, then what is P(3)? (A) Wara Baajya ho / is divisible by (B) Wara 4 Baajya ho / 4 is divisible by (C) Wara 48 Baajya ho / 48 is divisible by (D) Wara 60 Baajya ho / 60 is divisible by Q4 i + ka pirmaana ho./ The modulus of ( i) + is. i ( i) (A) (B) 3 (C) 5 (D) Q5 samaikrna x x+ 3 x = 5 ka hla ho. Solution of the equation x x+ 3 x = 5 is. (A) x = 0,3 (B) x =, 3 (C) x = 0, 4 (D) x =, 3 Ans: A Q6 ek i~bauja ko SaIYa- ibandu (0, 0), (3, 0) AaOr (0, 4)hO i~`bauja ka kond/k &at krom. The vertices of a triangle are (0, 0), (3, 0) and (0, 4). The centroid of the triangle is (A) (/, ) (B) (, 4/3) (C) (0, 0) (D) [namao sao kao[- nahi/ None of these Q7 x + y px + 3y 7 = 0 AaOr x + y 6x 9py 4 = 0 var<a labamkaonaiya kattao ho tao p ka maana haogaa. The value of p for which the circles x + y px + 3y 7=0 and x + y 6x 9py 4 = 0 cut orthogonally is. (A) 3 (B) (C) (D) 4
9 Q8 ek prvalaya ijasaki naaiba (-3, 0) AaOr inayata x + 5 = 0 ho ]saka samaikrna ho. The equation of a parabola whose focus is (-3, 0) and the directrix is x + 5 = 0, is (A) x = 4 (y 4) (B) x = 4 (y + 5) (C) y = 4 (x 4) (D) y = 4 (x +4) Q9 yaid (x /3 /x ) 0 ko ivastar mao r vaam pd maom x 4 ho tao r barabar ho : If the r th term in the expansion of (x/3 /x ) 0 contains x 4, then r is equal to (A) (B) 3 (C) 4 (D) 5 Q0 ek samaantr EaoZ,I maom samaduri ko pdaom ka yaaoga p`armba AaOr Ant sao iksako barabar hom? In an A.P the sum of terms equidistant from the beginning and end is equal to. (A) phlaa pd / First term (B) dusara pd / Second term (C) phlao AaOr AMitma pd ka yaaoga / sum of first and last terms (D) AMitma pd/ last term Q A Axar ka tina baar, Axar B ka dao baar AaOr Axar C ka ek baar p`yaaoga kr iktnao Sabd banaayaom jaa saktom ho? How many words can be formed using the letter A thrice, the letter B twice and the letter C once? (A) 50 (B) 60 (C) 55 (D) 40 Q e x = + x + 3 x x +! 3! +, ko ilae maanya ho / is valid for. (A) < x < (B) x (C) sabai vastivak x / all real x (D) [namao sao kao[- nahi / None of these Q3 yaid / If A = (A) (C) AaOr /and B = 0 (B) tao / then A + 3B =? 9 (D) [namao sao kao[- nahi/ None of these Q4 saarinak / Determinant x + y y + z z + x z x y ka maana ho / is equal to (A) (B) (C) (D) 0
10 Q5 x π sin e x sin x saimaa samaana ho / sin x e Lim sin x x π is equal to. (A) e (B) e + (C) e (D) e + Q6 λ inayatamk ka maana &at krom taik naicao idyaa gayaa flana, x = - pr samtt hao. Find the value of the constant λ so that the function given below is continuous at x x 3 x = -: f(x) = x + λ,, x x = (A) 4 (B) 4 (C) 3 (D) 3 Q7 Q8 d (e cos x ) = dx (A) sin x e cos x (C) cos x e cos x d (tan - logx) = dx (A) (C) x[ + (logx) ] x[ (logx) ] (B) sin x e cos x (D) [namao sao kao[- nahi/none of these (B) x[ + (logx) ] (D) [namao sao kao[- nahi/none of these Q9 ek gaubbaaro ki i~jyaa 0 sao mai p`it saoknd ki dr sao baz, rhi ho. jaba i~`jyaa 5 sao mai ho tao gaubbaaro ka pryxiya xaot`fla iksa dr sao baz, rha ho? The radius of a ballon is increasing at the rate of 0 cm/sec. At what rate is the surface area of the ballon increasing when the radius is 5 cm? (A) 00 π vaga- saomai p/it sao / 00 π cm /sec (B) 0 π vaga- saomai p/it sao / 0 πcm /sec (C) 50 π vaga- saomai p/it sao / 50 π cm /sec (D) 500 π vaga- saomai p/it sao / 500 π cm /sec Q0 vah Antrala &at krom ijasamaom f(x) = x 3 3x 36x + 7 yaqaatqya GaT rha ho. The interval in which the function f(x) = x 3 3x 36x + 7 is strictly decreasing is : (A) (-, 3) (B) (-, -) (C) (3, ) (D) [namao sao kao[- nahi/none of these
11 Q (0, 0) pr y = sin x vak/ ko AiBalamba ka samaikrna haogaa : The equation of the normal to the curve y = sin x at (0, 0) is (A) x = 0 (B) y = 0 (C) x + y = 0 (D) x y = 0 Q sin(tan x ) dx =. + x (A) cos x (tan - x) + C (C) x cos x (tan - x) + C (B) - cos x (tan - x) + C (D) x cos x (tan - x) + C Q3 sarla roka y= 3x + Wara prvalaya 4y= 3x ko kato gayao Baaga ka xaot`fla vaga- maa~k ho. The area cut off the parabola 4y = 3x by the straight line y = 3x + in sq units is: (A) 6 (B) (C) 7 (D) 36 Q4 vak`aom ko pirvaar y = e x (A cosx + B sinx)jaham A AaOr B svaocc Acar hom, ka Avakla samaikrna ho. The differential equation of the family of curves y = e x (A cosx + B sinx), where A and B are arbitrary constants, is: (A) d y - dy dx dx + y = 0 (B) d y + dy dx dx - y = 0 (C) d y + dy dx + y = 0 (D) d y dy - 7 dx dx dx + y = 0 Q5 ek pa^msaa tqaa ek isa@ka ek saaqa ]Calao jaato ho. pam^sao pr 6 tqaa isa@ko pr ica<a Aanao ki sambaavyata &at krom. One die and one coin are tossed simultaneously. The probability of getting 6 on die and head on coin is (A) / (B) /6 (C) / (D) [namao sao kao[- nahi/none of these
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