RMS CET Mock Test - 1 - Class 5 MCQ

'Flowers' and 'garden' are both common nouns since they name general things. A flower names a part of a plant, and a garden is a place filled with flowers and plants or trees.

Common nouns name general things, whereas proper nouns name specific individuals or things. For example, 'man' is a common noun whereas Thomas is a proper noun, a specific name for a particular man.

According to the passage, "l opened the box beneath the table and took out the book, 'The Materia Medica'."

Fleet - Collective; ships - Common; harbour - Common

The name given to a collection of persons or things taken together and spoken of as one whole is a collective noun. The name given to every person or thing of the same class or kind is a common noun.

Fleet is used to describing the collection of ships, so it is a collective noun. Harbour is a common place for ships to station, hence it is a common noun. Ships is also a common noun since it is not the name of a particular ship but refers to ships in general.

The pronoun I is the subject in the given sentence. 'I' is being talked about in the sentence, and does the work in the same as established by the verb could find. Option (A) is a question word, it cannot be a subject, Option (B) includes the subject along with the question word followed by the modal could. It does not function as a subject in its entirety. Option (D) is the object of the modal verb could.

Refer to the line, In Vietnam, some people drink coffee before they drink tea.

So, people drink coffee before tea in Vietnam.

Refer to the lines, Dogs helped humans travel from Asia to North America 10,000 years ago by pulling sledges in the snow.

 So, the correct answer is pulling sledges in the snow.

Refer to the lines, Dogs live 5 to 13 years, but some dogs live much longer. One dog lived to be 24 years old!

So, the oldest dog was 24 years old.

Refer to the line, There are very big dogs. They are about 3 feet tall.

So, the biggest dogs are 3 feet tall.

Refer to the lines, There are many kinds of fish. There are big fish, small fish, long fish, and short fish. People know about 25,000 different kinds of fish.

So, people know about 25000 kinds of fish.

Refer to the lines, The heaviest fish weighs 15 tons. That’s very heavy!

So, the correct answer is 15 tons.

Note: Rule to make active voice of Simple Future Tense: Passive subject + shall/will + be + third form of verb + by + passive object
The above given sentence is given in Passive Voice :-
The message will be passed by Rahul.
Therefore , required answer will be option D .

AU Small Finance Bank received CCI approval for its merger with Fincare Small Finance Bank, a significant step announced on October 30, 2023, with the merger set to be effective from February 1, 2024, pending RBI approval.

The large well-like structure which is used in olden times for rainwater harvesting is called bawris.

Bawris are one of the old methods of rain water management. These are deep wells dug in the ground which have steps to reach the water stored. These bawris help in storage of water for longer time as the amount of evaporation of water from the deep well is very less.

Evaporation is the process by which water changes from a liquid to a gas or vapor. Evaporation is the primary pathway that water moves from the liquid state back into the water cycle as atmospheric water vapor.

Water-born diseases are the ones caused by pathogenic microbes spread via contaminated water that is polluted water.

Transmission of these pathogens occurs while using infected water for drinking, food preparation, and washing clothes, among others. The majority of water-borne diseases worldwide mainly affect children due to poor hygiene and weak immunity. Most of these diseases are life-threatening. So, a major cause of water-borne diseases in India is the pollution of water.

In swimming sports, the words 'crawl', 'breaststroke', and 'butterfly' are used. In this game, the entire body of the person is moved through the water. In pools or open water, sports take place. The events butterfly, breaststroke, freestyle, and individual medley are associated with swimming. A set of specific techniques is required by swimming. There are distinct regulations in competition.

Given statement : [{(32 × 20) - (2 ÷ 3)} + (2 - 4)] ÷ 3

According to the question, after interchanging the signs :

​⇒[{(32 - 20) + (2 × 3)} ÷ (2 + 4)] × 3

⇒[{12 + 6} ÷ 6] × 3

⇒[18 ÷ 6] × 3

⇒3 × 3

⇒9

Given:

Chapati is related to Wheat → Chapati is made from wheat.

Similarly,

Brick is related to clay soil → Brick is made from clay soil.

Hence, the correct answer is "Option (4)".

The pattern followed here is:

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As it is seen that addition is done in a particular sequence.

And ‘35’ is wrong, the correct sequence should be:

Hence, the correct answer is "35".

Out of the given figures, Option (2) fits the black accurately.

Hence, the correct answer is "Option (2)".

The correct answer is India and Pakistan.

Key Points

• On the day of 02 July 1972, Shimla Agreement was signed between Indira Gandhi and Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto at Shimla of Himachal Pradesh.
• It was signed 8 months after the Indo-Pakistani war of 1971, which led to the splitting of Pakistan and the consequent creation of Bangladesh had ended.
• Any differences shall be settled by peaceful means and through bilateral negotiations.
• Both countries shall respect the territorial integrity of each other and not interfere in the internal matters of each other.
• The treaty also had some other terms like renewing communications, telegraph, postal, airline relations, etc. It also talked about having exchanges in the field of culture and science.
• India released 93000 Pakistani prisoners of war (POWs) who were captured after the Bangladesh war.
• It was a peace treaty signed after the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971.
• The agreement converted the cease-fire line of December 17, 1971, into the ‘Line of Control (LOC)’ between India and Pakistan and it was agreed that “neither side shall seek to alter it unilaterally, irrespective of mutual differences and legal interpretations”.

The correct answer is Pound Sterling.

Key Points

• Pound Sterling
  • The United Kingdom and nine of its affiliated territories use Pound sterling as their currency.
  • The pound is the primary unit of sterling and is frequently used interchangeably with "pound sterling" in international contexts.
  • The oldest currency that is still in circulation and has been used continuously since its origin is the sterling.
  • After the US dollar, the euro, and the Japanese yen, it is currently the fourth most traded currency on the foreign exchange market.

Additional Information

• Dollar
  • Since the end of World War II, the dollar has served as the primary reserve currency for the whole world and is the most often used currency for international trade.
• Yen
  • Japan's national currency is the yen.
  • After the US dollar and the euro, it is the third most traded currency on the foreign exchange market.
  • In addition, it is frequently used as a third reserve currency in place of the euro and the US dollar.
• Rand
  • The Southern African Common Monetary Area, which includes South Africa, Namibia (with the Namibian dollar), Lesotho (alongside the Lesotho loti), and Eswatini, uses the South African rand as its official unit of exchange (alongside the Swazi lilangeni).

is the odd pair of numbers.

The logic followed is:

The second number First number

Option (A)

Option (B)

Option (C)

Option (D)

By observing the number of dots in each domino, the first segment goes from five to three to one. The second segment goes from one to three to five. The third segment repeats the first segment.

Each letter in the word NOIDA is moving one step forward and forms the code OPJEB. Similarly, if the letters of the word DELHI moves one step forward, then D will be written as E, E as F, L as M, H as I, and I as J. So, the code for DELHI will be EFMIJ.

Some travellers travel by bus and some by train. But bus and train are two different transport from each other.

Notice that in each segment, the figures are all the same shape, but the one in the middle is larger than the two on either side. Also, notice that one of the figures is shaded and that this shading alternates first right and then left. To continue this pattern in the third segment, you will look for a square. Option (B) is correct because this choice will put the large square between the two smaller squares, with the shading on the right.

The word Driving is different from the other words. This is because the words Diving, Swimming, and Sailing are related to water, but Driving is different from the list.