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Directions.for the follorving 5 (five) items no. 1 to 5 :
The flollowing 5 items are based on the follou'ing passage in English to test
English Language and therefoie these items do not have Hindi version.
Fr{frrfun s (qfq) 
qeqieTi 
(rio r fr sl h ftrg frtir ,
ffifuf, s 
qalTqT 
oihfr 
h ftq,hfu-f, 
qffiE q'{ 
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qnr 
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qtqq 
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qfteToT 
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Obsen'e the diiernrna of the fungus : it is a plant, but it possesses no chlorophyll. While all
other plants put the sun's energy to work for them. cornbining the nutrients of ground and
air into the bod,v structure, the chlorophyll's fungus must look elsewhere for an energy
suppiy. it finds it in those other plants which, having received their energy free f1om sun.
relinquishlt aI some-poi11tlnl6-eir cycle either to animals or to fungi.
in this search for e nergy the fungus has become the earth's major source of rot anci
deca,rz. Wherever you see mold forrning on a piece of bread, or,, a pile of leaves turning to
compost, or a blon'n-dou,'n tree becoming pulp on the ground, 
)'olr 
qgjlglglulg g frggrs
eating. Withor-lt fungus action the earth rvould be pilecl high rvitfiGdead plant life of past
ientilries. In fact, cerliiin piants rvhich contains resins that are toxic to ilngi rvill last
indefinitell'; specimens afe redrvood. for instance, can still be found festine on the forest
floor centuries after har ing being blor,vn dotvn.
The rvord, best describe the fungus as depicted in the passage, is :
(A) 
uirevol'ed (E) sporadic (c) 
paras /' 
(D) 
Toxic
The passage stares all the follorving about fungi, except :
(A) They are vastly different from other plants
(B) They are poisonous to resin-producing plant
(C) They can't produce their source of energy
(D) They can't live cornpleteiy apart from other piants
The
(A)
The
/A\
(B)
(c)
(D)
5. The fungus generate
 
(A) Sun
enelgy from : 
(E) Other plants (C) Redwood
the comprehension of
(D) Decav itself,
{
t.
li'e 
o'you 
are r,vatcling a fungus eating,' is best described as :
.. 
contradrcto /(E) 
Frroneous (c) Ironical (D) Figureirive
author is inainll,' coircerned r,vith :
Describing the actions of fungi 
-
Warning people of the dangers of fungi
Writing an essay oir fungi
Explainin_e the long life of some redu,oods
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Directions.for the follorving 5 (five) items no. 1 to 5 :
The flollowing 5 items are based on the follou'ing passage in English to test
English Language and therefoie these items do not have Hindi version.
Fr{frrfun s (qfq) 
qeqieTi 
(rio r fr sl h ftrg frtir ,
ffifuf, s 
qalTqT 
oihfr 
h ftq,hfu-f, 
qffiE q'{ 
silErfrd 
d efu eitft 
qnr 
h 
qtqq 
h 
qfteToT 
h Ri{ di em,
{q 
sqEiafr 6T RC 
qrd 
€ RqT 
q; 
w tl
Obsen'e the diiernrna of the fungus : it is a plant, but it possesses no chlorophyll. While all
other plants put the sun's energy to work for them. cornbining the nutrients of ground and
air into the bod,v structure, the chlorophyll's fungus must look elsewhere for an energy
suppiy. it finds it in those other plants which, having received their energy free f1om sun.
relinquishlt aI some-poi11tlnl6-eir cycle either to animals or to fungi.
in this search for e nergy the fungus has become the earth's major source of rot anci
deca,rz. Wherever you see mold forrning on a piece of bread, or,, a pile of leaves turning to
compost, or a blon'n-dou,'n tree becoming pulp on the ground, 
)'olr 
qgjlglglulg g frggrs
eating. Withor-lt fungus action the earth rvould be pilecl high rvitfiGdead plant life of past
ientilries. In fact, cerliiin piants rvhich contains resins that are toxic to ilngi rvill last
indefinitell'; specimens afe redrvood. for instance, can still be found festine on the forest
floor centuries after har ing being blor,vn dotvn.
The rvord, best describe the fungus as depicted in the passage, is :
(A) 
uirevol'ed (E) sporadic (c) 
paras /' 
(D) 
Toxic
The passage stares all the follorving about fungi, except :
(A) They are vastly different from other plants
(B) They are poisonous to resin-producing plant
(C) They can't produce their source of energy
(D) They can't live cornpleteiy apart from other piants
The
(A)
The
/A\
(B)
(c)
(D)
5. The fungus generate
 
(A) Sun
enelgy from : 
(E) Other plants (C) Redwood
the comprehension of
(D) Decav itself,
{
t.
li'e 
o'you 
are r,vatcling a fungus eating,' is best described as :
.. 
contradrcto /(E) 
Frroneous (c) Ironical (D) Figureirive
author is inainll,' coircerned r,vith :
Describing the actions of fungi 
-
Warning people of the dangers of fungi
Writing an essay oir fungi
Explainin_e the long life of some redu,oods
Directions 
for the following 
5 (Five) 
itenis 
no. 
6 to tr' :
Belor'r' 
in each 
itetn' 
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staiements 
I and li are given. 
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statements 
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be either
independent 
causes 
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be elfects 
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bet*,een
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if staternenr 
I is rhe cause 
.nd statement 
iI is its e ffect.
(B) 
if staternent 
II is the cause 
and sratement 
I is its e ffbct.
(c) 
if both 
staternents 
I anci Ii are i'dependent 
causes.
(D) 
if both 
-statemenir 
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II arc ,rr.rr, 
orincrependent 
causes.
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on the Ansn'er Sheet. In casr: 
1,ou 
feel that therc is mole than one coffect respcnse. mar'li ihc l'criponsc
which vou consider ihe best. in an-v case, choose ONLY ONE response for each item.
1. Ali 
Qr:estions 
tire COMI'ULSORY. Iiach 
Question 
carries onc marh. For each 'r/r'on{t Ans\,,'cL, onr
fcurth (0"25) mark w.ili bc clcducted.
5. Bej-ort 
-vor-t 
iiiark the ,\nslver'. read the instructions on the baclt page of the O\4lt (,'\nsr,r'cr) S1-icci as
rvell as on the 
Qr-restion 
Booiilet and t-ii1 the particulars in the OMR (.,\nsu,er) Shcct carcliili-r' ancl
correctl]. Incomplete & Incorrect pal'ticlilars nla.v resuit in vonr ON4R (Ansrver') 
-:,hcct riot bcing
er,aiuaiccl bv thc CompLlter.
6. Ansu'eL Shects rviil be colleciecl only alier the cornpietion of the llxar-nination and no candiciatc sirall
be aiiov"ecl to leave the Errmination I-Iall earliel. Aficl conrpleting the test, handover the O\4I{
(Ansrver') 
Sheet to the Invigil'rtor.
i. For Rough Wolk. 2 Blanl< Sheets have bc-en provided in the 
Question 
Booklet itseli. No Extra Shcct
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8. Write the 
QUESTION 
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9. Candidate should rvlite his/heL Name, Roll Nr-rmber, 
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INOTE 
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Questiort 
Booklet is bilingunl. Irt cose of anji clifference/amhigui4t ltetween English &
I EJ;','l;,,-,.,-;^,, 1!,- t7,-^{:^t. 
",^,.-:^,^ 
-1.-tt 
L., 
-^,^-:.r-,.-t -^ 
t7,-..t/-^--^^a
ITiruli verstort, tite Engiish version sltall be considered us 
Jinol/correct.
#t 
: erg{Bfi 
qr 
ftd sqrf,t 
{tr 
Fpq gfu+r A 
qfuq 
yv 
q( 
w tr
Directions.for the follorving 5 (five) items no. 1 to 5 :
The flollowing 5 items are based on the follou'ing passage in English to test
English Language and therefoie these items do not have Hindi version.
Fr{frrfun s (qfq) 
qeqieTi 
(rio r fr sl h ftrg frtir ,
ffifuf, s 
qalTqT 
oihfr 
h ftq,hfu-f, 
qffiE q'{ 
silErfrd 
d efu eitft 
qnr 
h 
qtqq 
h 
qfteToT 
h Ri{ di em,
{q 
sqEiafr 6T RC 
qrd 
€ RqT 
q; 
w tl
Obsen'e the diiernrna of the fungus : it is a plant, but it possesses no chlorophyll. While all
other plants put the sun's energy to work for them. cornbining the nutrients of ground and
air into the bod,v structure, the chlorophyll's fungus must look elsewhere for an energy
suppiy. it finds it in those other plants which, having received their energy free f1om sun.
relinquishlt aI some-poi11tlnl6-eir cycle either to animals or to fungi.
in this search for e nergy the fungus has become the earth's major source of rot anci
deca,rz. Wherever you see mold forrning on a piece of bread, or,, a pile of leaves turning to
compost, or a blon'n-dou,'n tree becoming pulp on the ground, 
)'olr 
qgjlglglulg g frggrs
eating. Withor-lt fungus action the earth rvould be pilecl high rvitfiGdead plant life of past
ientilries. In fact, cerliiin piants rvhich contains resins that are toxic to ilngi rvill last
indefinitell'; specimens afe redrvood. for instance, can still be found festine on the forest
floor centuries after har ing being blor,vn dotvn.
The rvord, best describe the fungus as depicted in the passage, is :
(A) 
uirevol'ed (E) sporadic (c) 
paras /' 
(D) 
Toxic
The passage stares all the follorving about fungi, except :
(A) They are vastly different from other plants
(B) They are poisonous to resin-producing plant
(C) They can't produce their source of energy
(D) They can't live cornpleteiy apart from other piants
The
(A)
The
/A\
(B)
(c)
(D)
5. The fungus generate
 
(A) Sun
enelgy from : 
(E) Other plants (C) Redwood
the comprehension of
(D) Decav itself,
{
t.
li'e 
o'you 
are r,vatcling a fungus eating,' is best described as :
.. 
contradrcto /(E) 
Frroneous (c) Ironical (D) Figureirive
author is inainll,' coircerned r,vith :
Describing the actions of fungi 
-
Warning people of the dangers of fungi
Writing an essay oir fungi
Explainin_e the long life of some redu,oods
Directions 
for the following 
5 (Five) 
itenis 
no. 
6 to tr' :
Belor'r' 
in each 
itetn' 
"tivo 
staiements 
I and li are given. 
These 
statements 
'ra1. 
be either
independent 
causes 
or lna)" 
be elfects 
orino.p*ni.,-,, 
"u*. 
or a comrron 
.uur., 
c)ne of
these
d..i.1JlT;i'l;Ti 
il:'rffffiff"','..:lf;.:11* 
".i,,"."i 
i.ua 
both 
the s,*ll.nu 
una
two 
statements. 
Manl{ 
anstver 
, 
,rce 
correctll, 
depicts 
the relationship 
bet*,een
(A) 
if staternenr 
I is rhe cause 
.nd statement 
iI is its e ffect.
(B) 
if staternent 
II is the cause 
and sratement 
I is its e ffbct.
(c) 
if both 
staternents 
I anci Ii are i'dependent 
causes.
(D) 
if both 
-statemenir 
irr,r 
II arc ,rr.rr, 
orincrependent 
causes.
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s (Eiq) 
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sktlemenl 
tr : A vletro 
cit)' 
observed 
the 
rorve.st 
t'rpe.rertur 
e 
2f 
the 
iast 
clecade
stcten'letrll'"iH.I-iHffi 
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8. 
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last 
five 
J,ears the job 
,na.ket 
has 
.
youth. 
rvu 
\7'at 
rct nas tmproved 
for professionalll. 
qualified
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qtq q€ t 
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rvith 
vehicr., 
.uu,i
statemew 
97 
" 
ManY 
auto*robil. 
."t";;;;., 
"r. 
pranning 
to raunch 
iorv price 
vehicres.
6Pdn I.' 
q.{flf,q qr.q 
h *nq 
q--sfr qefr 
t eTRrm. 
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qffi 
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Ststement f : During evening holrrs' roads are overcrowded rvith vehicles causins verv
slow- rnorrement of rrehicles.
Statencent 11: Air politrtion level in the air has substantially increased in the recenr pasr.
6w I ' 
qitimlf, 
h d{-{ n-sb Erf,{i t eTBm. *.e-qrE 
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ql-fr 
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uuq.r IL ffi*Hfrngq$q6T{r{qrsr 
uqffies.rqrtr
Read tire fbllolving tu'o strLternents and answer the question given belorv 
Stntement,f .' A ancl B to-eether cornpiete the work in 10 days. 
Stutement trI: A takes iive days more than B to cornplete the work.
Fiow long rvould it take A to complete the r'vork ? To ansr,ver the 
Quesrion, 
correct choice,
t:) .
(A) Statement I alone is sufficient, but statement II alone is not sufficient.
(B) Stateinent II alone is sufficient, but I statement alone is not sufficient.
(C) Both staternent I and II together are sufficient. 
\
(D) 
Each statement alone is sufficient.
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3iT t'i'.; Rt,Tt sqq 6lsfl-( flfrg 
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r:wI: A eir 
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mt tt
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qr& qq-q 
t
(A) 3tb-fl'oem 
1q-qin-t, iiB-q 
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qqfq q-S 
fr1
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Four 
persons A, B, C and D share their prize amount of Rs. 1,00,000 in such a rvay that
four tirnes the A's. lhree times the B]s, two times the C's and D's prize shares are equai.
The surn of 
prize 
amounts of A aldf is : 
1/'
(A) Rs. 
,10,000 
(B) Rs.48,000 (C) Rs. 54,000
-
qR qfu 
A, B, c s.t{ 
D i{qfi 
1,00,000 Fqt dr g{Rn ft1 dRT orqfl 
E 
q-fl 
nr{ t ddt B B n h
gnqrtRmidS*, 
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c,:rtE n hNi 6rfrUiTqfiq-iw(dt a,:ftE n al
gRf,R dfilfi or 
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,
(A) 
;10,000 
Fo (B) 
218,000 
Fo (C) 54,000 Fo (D) 
60,000 Fo
tu.
,c .t
(D) Rs.60,000 
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#t 
: erg{Bfi 
qr 
ftd sqrf,t 
{tr 
Fpq gfu+r A 
qfuq 
yv 
q( 
w tr
Directions.for the follorving 5 (five) items no. 1 to 5 :
The flollowing 5 items are based on the follou'ing passage in English to test
English Language and therefoie these items do not have Hindi version.
Fr{frrfun s (qfq) 
qeqieTi 
(rio r fr sl h ftrg frtir ,
ffifuf, s 
qalTqT 
oihfr 
h ftq,hfu-f, 
qffiE q'{ 
silErfrd 
d efu eitft 
qnr 
h 
qtqq 
h 
qfteToT 
h Ri{ di em,
{q 
sqEiafr 6T RC 
qrd 
€ RqT 
q; 
w tl
Obsen'e the diiernrna of the fungus : it is a plant, but it possesses no chlorophyll. While all
other plants put the sun's energy to work for them. cornbining the nutrients of ground and
air into the bod,v structure, the chlorophyll's fungus must look elsewhere for an energy
suppiy. it finds it in those other plants which, having received their energy free f1om sun.
relinquishlt aI some-poi11tlnl6-eir cycle either to animals or to fungi.
in this search for e nergy the fungus has become the earth's major source of rot anci
deca,rz. Wherever you see mold forrning on a piece of bread, or,, a pile of leaves turning to
compost, or a blon'n-dou,'n tree becoming pulp on the ground, 
)'olr 
qgjlglglulg g frggrs
eating. Withor-lt fungus action the earth rvould be pilecl high rvitfiGdead plant life of past
ientilries. In fact, cerliiin piants rvhich contains resins that are toxic to ilngi rvill last
indefinitell'; specimens afe redrvood. for instance, can still be found festine on the forest
floor centuries after har ing being blor,vn dotvn.
The rvord, best describe the fungus as depicted in the passage, is :
(A) 
uirevol'ed (E) sporadic (c) 
paras /' 
(D) 
Toxic
The passage stares all the follorving about fungi, except :
(A) They are vastly different from other plants
(B) They are poisonous to resin-producing plant
(C) They can't produce their source of energy
(D) They can't live cornpleteiy apart from other piants
The
(A)
The
/A\
(B)
(c)
(D)
5. The fungus generate
 
(A) Sun
enelgy from : 
(E) Other plants (C) Redwood
the comprehension of
(D) Decav itself,
{
t.
li'e 
o'you 
are r,vatcling a fungus eating,' is best described as :
.. 
contradrcto /(E) 
Frroneous (c) Ironical (D) Figureirive
author is inainll,' coircerned r,vith :
Describing the actions of fungi 
-
Warning people of the dangers of fungi
Writing an essay oir fungi
Explainin_e the long life of some redu,oods
Directions 
for the following 
5 (Five) 
itenis 
no. 
6 to tr' :
Belor'r' 
in each 
itetn' 
"tivo 
staiements 
I and li are given. 
These 
statements 
'ra1. 
be either
independent 
causes 
or lna)" 
be elfects 
orino.p*ni.,-,, 
"u*. 
or a comrron 
.uur., 
c)ne of
these
d..i.1JlT;i'l;Ti 
il:'rffffiff"','..:lf;.:11* 
".i,,"."i 
i.ua 
both 
the s,*ll.nu 
una
two 
statements. 
Manl{ 
anstver 
, 
,rce 
correctll, 
depicts 
the relationship 
bet*,een
(A) 
if staternenr 
I is rhe cause 
.nd statement 
iI is its e ffect.
(B) 
if staternent 
II is the cause 
and sratement 
I is its e ffbct.
(c) 
if both 
staternents 
I anci Ii are i'dependent 
causes.
(D) 
if both 
-statemenir 
irr,r 
II arc ,rr.rr, 
orincrependent 
causes.
ffituH 
s (Eiq) 
or"i** 
i*f 
" 
i * ,*t h frq Fffer :
fit re{ qqrrqi 
t, 
* eqr. 
I ,ifr{-lr,d q+ir 
t c.Tq 
qT 
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{snr mnor 
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d 
qr 
1qr+ 6lrrq 
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tr ffi 
q,*' 
a+
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t* 
#J il 
fr'+*q-sr 
;.#; 
fi-q Tiqer 6T en-e*Rrld
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6qr 
i o,ror 
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Ii 
iff.,T 
q,rTq 
tt
(B) 
qR 
Tw{ 
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i. 
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errq 
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i{r-frT ssTrr 
tt
(c) qR 
Tt 
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r,fi,i 
rr t+n_d 
fiTilT 
ii
(D) 
qR qrr"i 
oqr.l ;ii 
it R__dr 
ftTFil 
u 
qETq 
dt
s:fttett?eiltt';},.?;i":lJ:13,'J.'l' 
t".i", 
o..icleo 
ro siop ;*reir 
children 
to schoor
 
Staiement 
If .. Trvo 
accicle 
.:__ . 
6w 
r,'=e5*#ru$ 
*ffi#'#$ffi:tr 
J.e',eac1 
i.
q;eLv 
tr 
' 
ff-T 
H#-.-Rmfr 
arnm 
n* 
** *"'* 
ss-n 
ii fr gu 
qd 
fr* 
ilg 
ET rf
sktlemenl 
tr : A vletro 
cit)' 
observed 
the 
rorve.st 
t'rpe.rertur 
e 
2f 
the 
iast 
clecade
stcten'letrll'"iH.I-iHffi 
'?:'1":T:f 
:X*i*o' ;,.:.,-:,'o*,,
F'pt' 
r qn 
#!H 
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;ffiffing 
panic
6w 
rr 
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*'"i 
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qsT+ 
GlftftEn 
"";'#il 
d ri iffi 
"+ 
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t veqT-6-d 
oi 
€i
8. 
Stalementl".in 
last 
five 
J,ears the job 
,na.ket 
has 
.
youth. 
rvu 
\7'at 
rct nas tmproved 
for professionalll. 
qualified
Slcfctttewry.' 
Mnn)' rcrrtjrs 
ar.c 
6-r€ 
r; 
*"u 
f."# 
;;#"*Tffi 
!;$i ###?^"ffitruff
6Eq 
rr.' 
red 
vir goi .fi-fr 
u*fi-* 
b wr 
* t"n 
l*+ 
fr 
qtq q€ t 
$r e' 
t:.*"*'n'u',"#i: 
flnir":,:':;;:J:il,1.. 
o,'".".orvdeci 
rvith 
vehicr., 
.uu,i
statemew 
97 
" 
ManY 
auto*robil. 
."t";;;;., 
"r. 
pranning 
to raunch 
iorv price 
vehicres.
6Pdn I.' 
q.{flf,q qr.q 
h *nq 
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t eTRrm. 
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Ststement f : During evening holrrs' roads are overcrowded rvith vehicles causins verv
slow- rnorrement of rrehicles.
Statencent 11: Air politrtion level in the air has substantially increased in the recenr pasr.
6w I ' 
qitimlf, 
h d{-{ n-sb Erf,{i t eTBm. *.e-qrE 
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fr 
ql-fr 
d fr-fi- ftrlT q6t ft1 
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uuq.r IL ffi*Hfrngq$q6T{r{qrsr 
uqffies.rqrtr
Read tire fbllolving tu'o strLternents and answer the question given belorv 
Stntement,f .' A ancl B to-eether cornpiete the work in 10 days. 
Stutement trI: A takes iive days more than B to cornplete the work.
Fiow long rvould it take A to complete the r'vork ? To ansr,ver the 
Quesrion, 
correct choice,
t:) .
(A) Statement I alone is sufficient, but statement II alone is not sufficient.
(B) Stateinent II alone is sufficient, but I statement alone is not sufficient.
(C) Both staternent I and II together are sufficient. 
\
(D) 
Each statement alone is sufficient.
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6*qi 
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r:wI: A eir 
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mt tt
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i1
 
Four 
persons A, B, C and D share their prize amount of Rs. 1,00,000 in such a rvay that
four tirnes the A's. lhree times the B]s, two times the C's and D's prize shares are equai.
The surn of 
prize 
amounts of A aldf is : 
1/'
(A) Rs. 
,10,000 
(B) Rs.48,000 (C) Rs. 54,000
-
qR qfu 
A, B, c s.t{ 
D i{qfi 
1,00,000 Fqt dr g{Rn ft1 dRT orqfl 
E 
q-fl 
nr{ t ddt B B n h
gnqrtRmidS*, 
B bFdefrsTfrqg!'T, 
c,:rtE n hNi 6rfrUiTqfiq-iw(dt a,:ftE n al
gRf,R dfilfi or 
qlq 
t 
,
(A) 
;10,000 
Fo (B) 
218,000 
Fo (C) 54,000 Fo (D) 
60,000 Fo
tu.
,c .t
(D) Rs.60,000 
13. A piece
of rvork 
can be done b-v- 6 men and 5_women 
in 6 da1,s or lkf r,omen 
in
10 days. It can be done by 9 rnen a'd 1t 
"r"r"-.r1, 
, 
(A) 
8 days 
(B) 
5 days 
(C.) 
3 du,r, 
 (o) 
2 days
ft.fi q6 
mr'q. +1 6 
qeq 
cir 
5 
qM 
o Hi 
I, J-, 
wl' 
oir 
4 
qftcr} 
ro fr4 fr 
TqT 
mi 
n-*e d,i 
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e guq :fti 
is 
qRni$ 
ffi ffi + g., 
o. 
q-6A 
t ?
(A) AR-c
(B) 
s ft-q
(C) 
: Rq (D) 
z trq
*,"rtt-:jf"^' 
_LW,t::t^,tl". 
rlun 
t,to 
cover the sa ge. 
rf A rvalks 
ar a r.are 01.
,9 lcrn/h" then the speed 
of B 
j
of B in m/sec.. is :
(A) 
,;,/
(B) 
z!
9
(B) 
2se
(c) 
31
{
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