National Means Cum Merit Scholarship Examination 2013

Read the following instruction carefully

before you answer the questions. Answers

are to be marked on a

SEPARATE O.M.R.

SHEET

1.

Please write your Centre Code No.

and Roll No. very clearly (only one

digit in one block) as given on your

admission card and even zeros

appearing in the Centre Code No.

and Roll No. should be correctly

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Time Allowed :

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180

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2.

This test has two parts. Part I as well

as part II consist of 90 questions in

each.

3.

Each question carries one mark.

4.

Since the time allotted to the two parts

of this question-paper is very limited,

you should make the best use of it by

not spending too much time on any

question.

5.

Extra page has been provided for

rough work at the end of question

paper.

6.

Do not mark more than one answer of

any question on OMR sheet

otherwise answer will be cancelled.

7.

Avoid cutting/over writing/use of fluid

etc. on OMR Sheet.

8.

Attempt each question, there is no

negative marking in this test.

Note:Do not write anything except the

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Directions : (Q. 1 to 4)

The numbers have been arranged under

some rule. Based on that rule, which

number will come in place of the

question mark?

Q.1

196, 169, 144, 121, 100, ?

(1)

64

(2)

81

(3)

91

(4)

36

Q.2

3, 9, 27, 4, 16, 64, 5, 25, ?

(1)

50

(2)

75

(3)

100

(4)

125

Q.3

2, 5, 10, 17, 26, 37, 50, ?

(1)

65

(2)

60

(3)

55

(4)

75

Q.4

91, 76, 89, 78, 87, 80, 85, 82,?

(1)

83

(2)

84

(3)

85

(4)

86

PART-I

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Questions: 1 to 90

fu n sZ’ k …i z-

1

l s

4

‰

v ad fd l h fu ; e d s v kŁkkj i j fy [ ks x , g SaA ml h fu ; e d s v kŁkkj i j i z’ u o kp d fp Ug d s

LFkku i j d kSu l k v ad v k, x k\

i z-

1

196, 169, 144, 121, 100, ?

(1)

64

(2)

81

(3)

91

(4)

36

i z-

2

3, 9, 27, 4, 16, 64, 5, 25, ?

(1)

50

(2)

75

(3)

100

(4)

125

i z-

3

2, 5, 10, 17, 26, 37, 50, ?

(1)

65

(2)

60

(3)

55

(4)

75

i z-

4

91, 76, 89, 78, 87, 80, 85, 82,?

(1)

83

(2)

84

(3)

85

Directions : (Q. 5 to 7)

How many triangles are there in each

figure?

Q.5

(1)

16

(2)

13

(3)

9

(4)

7

Q.6

(1)

11

(2)

13

(3)

15

(4)

17

Q.7

(1)

5

(2)

6

(3)

8

(4)

10

fu n sZ’ k …i z-

5

l s

7

‰

fu Eu fy f[ kr i zR; sd v kd ‘fr e sa f=kHkqt ksa d h l a[ ; k fd r u h g S\

i z-

5

(1)

16

(2)

13

(3)

9

(4)

7

i z-

6

(1)

11

(2)

13

(3)

15

(4)

17

i z-

7

(1)

5

(2)

6

(3)

8

Directions : (Q. 8 to 11)

A series of small letters are given which

follow a certain pattern. However some

letters are missing from the series. You

have to find out the right set of letters

from alternatives that can be inserted

into the blanks of the series.

Q.8

a__b a__b__b__a__b

(1)

a b a a b

(2)

a b b a b

(3)

a a b b a

(4)

b b a b b

Q.9

b a__c b__b__b a b__

(1)

a c b b

(2)

b a c c

(3)

b c a a

(4)

c a b b

Q.10 __a a__ b a__b b__a b__a a b

(1)

a a a b b

(2)

b a b a b

(3)

b b a a b

(4)

b b b a a

Q.11 c c c b b__a a __c c__b b b a a__c

(1)

a c b c

(2)

b a c a

(3)

b a b a

(4)

a c b a

fu n sZ’ k …i z-

8

l s

11

‰

v ax zst +h o . kZe ky k d s N ksV s v { kj ksa d h , d J ‘a[ ky k

n h x b Z g S] t ks , d fu f’ p r e e sa g SA d qN v { kj

J ‘a[ ky k l s x k; c g SaA v { kj ksa d k , d l g h l e wg

u hp s fn , x , fo d Yi ksa e sa l s N k¡fV , ] ft u l s fj Dr

LFkku ksa d h i wfr Z d h t k l d sA

i z-

8

a__b a__b__b__a__b

(1)

a b a a b

(2)

a b b a b

(3)

a a b b a

(4)

b b a b b

i z-

9

b a__c b__b__b a b__

(1)

a c b b

(2)

b a c c

(3)

b c a a

(4)

c a b b

i z-

10 __a a__ b a__b b__a b__a a b

(1)

a a a b b

(2)

b a b a b

(3)

b b a a b

(4)

b b b a a

i z-

11 c c c b b__a a __c c__b b b a a__c

(1)

a c b c

(2)

b a c a

(3)

b a b a

4 3

144

11 9

9801

15 6

?

916

3 4

49

2 3

?

1 5

Directions : (Q. 12 to 16)

In each of the following figures,

numbers are written according to some

patterns and one number is missing,

shown by question mark. Find the

missing number that replaces the

question mark.

Q.12

(1)

125

(2)

215

(3)

251

(4)

512

Q.13

(1)

1216

(2)

2250

(3)

8100

(4)

11036

fu n sZ’ k …i z-

12

l s

16

‰

u hp s n h x b Z i zR; sd v kd ‘fr e sa , d fu f’ p r e

v u ql kj d qN l a[ ; k, ¡ fy [ kh x b Z g SA b u e sa l s , d

l a[ ; k y qI r g S] ft l s i z’ u fp Ug l s n ’ kkZ; k x ; k

g SA y qI r l a[ ; k K kr d j ks t ks i z’ u fp Ug d s

LFkku i j mi ; qDr g ksA

i z-

12

(1)

125

(2)

215

(3)

251

(4)

512

i z-

13

(1)

1216

(2)

2250

(3)

8100

(4)

11036

4 3

144

11 9

9801

15 6

?

916

3 4

49

2 3

?

Directions : (Q. 17 to 20)

In each of the following questions,

among all the alternatives marked (1),

(2), (3) and (4), select the one which

satisfies the same condition of

placement of the dot(s) as in Fig. (X)

Q.17

(X) (1) (2)

(3)

(4)

Q.18

(X) (1) (2)

(3)

(4)

Q.19

(X) (1) (2)

(3)

(4)

Q.20

(X) (1) (2)

(3)

(4)

fu n sZ’ k …i z-

17

l s

20

‰

u hp s fn , x , i zR; sd i z’ u e sa p kj fo d Yi ksa

(1),

(2), (3)

o

(4)

e sa l s d kSu l h v kd ‘fr , sl h g S t ks v kd ‘fr

(X)

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i z-

17

(X) (1) (2)

(3)

(4)

i z-

18

(X) (1) (2)

(3)

(4)

i z-

19

(X) (1) (2)

(3)

(4)

i z-

20

Directions : (Q. 21 to 23)

In each of these questions, choose the

correct mirror image of the figure (X)

from four alternatives given alongwith it.

Q.21

(X) (1) (2) (3) (4)

Q.22

(X) (1) (2) (3) (4)

Q.23

(X) (1) (2) (3) (4)

Directions : (Q. 24 to 26)

In each of these questions, choose the

correct water image of the figure (X)

from the four alternatives given

alongwith it.

Q.24

(X)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

fu n sZ’ k …i z-

21

l s

23

‰

fn , x , i z’ u ksa e sa l s v kd ‘fr

(X)

d ks n i Z. k e sa n s[ ku s i j d Sl h fn [ kkb Z n sx h] l kFk fn , x , p kj

fo d Yi ksa e sa l s l g h m kj N k¡fV , A

i z-

21

(X) (1) (2) (3) (4)

i z-

22

(X) (1) (2) (3) (4)

i z-

23

(X) (1) (2) (3) (4)

fu n sZ’ k …i z-

24

l s

26

‰

fn , x , i z’ u ksa e sa v kd ‘fr

(X)

d ks i ku h e sa n s[ ku s i j d Sl h fn [ kkb Z n sx h] l kFk fn , x , p kj

fo d Yi ksa e sa l s l g h m kj N k¡fV , A

i z-

24

(X)

(1)

(2)

Q.25

(X)

(1) (2) (3) (4)

Q.26

(X)

(1) (2) (3) (4)

Directions : (Q. 27 to 30)

In these questions, different positions of

a dice are given. Answer the question

followed by figures?

Q.27

Which number is opposite to 4?

(1)

2

(2)

1

(3)

3

(4)

6

Q.28

Which number is opposite to 3?

Q.29

Which number is opposite to 2?

(1)

4

(2)

3

(3)

5

(4)

1

Q.30

Which number is opposite to 6?

(1)

1

(2)

2

(3)

3

(4)

4

Directions : (Q. 31 to 35)

Q.32 Drama: Character : : ?

(1)

Farming : Loan

(2)

Game : Players

(3)

North : Direction

(4)

Classroom : Blackboard

Q.33 Reading : Knowledge : : ?

(1)

Climb : Mountain

(2)

Play : Football

(3)

Worship : God

(4)

Effort : Success

Q.34 Sun : Mars : : ?

(1)

School : Classroom

(2)

Field : Well

(3)

Earth : Moon

(4)

Ship : Boat

Q.35 Storm : Wind : : ?

(1)

Happiness : Deeds

(2)

Tide : Moon

(3)

Waves : Sea

(4)

Anger : Weep

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32

M“ke k % i k=k % % \

(1)

[ ksr h % _ . k

(2)

[ ksy % f[ ky kM+h

(3)

m kj % fn ’ kk

(4)

d { kk& d { k % ’ ; ke i Œ

i z-

33

i B u % K ku % % \

(1)

p < +u k % i o Zr

(2)

[ ksy u k % Q qV c kWy

(3)

i wt k % Hkx o ku

(4)

i z; kl % l Q y r k

i z-

34

l w; Z % e ax y x zg % % \

(1)

fo | ky ; % d { kk d { k

(2)

[ ksr % d wv ka …u y d wi ‰

(3)

i ‘Fo h % p Un ze k

(4)

l e qn zh t g kt % u kSd k

i z-

35

r wQ ku % g o k …i o u ‰ % % \

(1)

i zl Uu r k % d k; Z

(2)

To kj HkkV k % p Un ze k

(3)

r j ax sa % l e qn z

Q.36 Pointing to a boy, Meena says, "He

is the son of my grandfather's only

child." How is the boy related to

Meena?

(1)

Cousin

(2)

Brother

(3)

Uncle

(4)

Nephew

Q.37 P o i n t i n g t o a l a d y i n t h e

photograph, Vandana told her

friend, "She is the daughter of my

mother." How is the Vandana

r e l a t e d t o t h e l a d y i n t h e

photograph?

(1)

Sister

(2)

Son

(3)

Nephew

(4)

Daughter

Q.38 Pointing to a boy in a photograph

Raju says, "He is the son of my

mother's only son." How is Raju

related to that boy?

(1)

Uncle

(2)

Brother

(3)

Cousin

(4)

Father

Q.39 A man said, "This girl is the wife of

the grand son of my mother." Who

is the man of the girl?

(1)

Grand Father

(2)

Father

(3)

Father-in-Law

(4)

Husband

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36

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(1)

p p sj k Hkkb Z

(2)

Hkkb Z

(3)

p kp k ; k r k¯

(4)

Hkfr t k@Hkku t k

i z-

37

o Un u k u s Q ksV ksx zkQ e sa , d e fg y k d h v ksj b ’ kkj k d j r s g q, v i u s fe =k l s d g k]

o g e sj h e kr k d h c sV h g SA Q ksV ksx zkQ e sa e fg y k l s o Un u k d k D; k fj ’ r k g S\

(1)

c g u

(2)

c sV k

(3)

Hkfr t k

(4)

c sV h

i z-

38

Q ksV ks e sa , d y M+d s d h v ksj b ’ kkj k d j r s g q, j kt w u s d g k] o g e sj h e kr k d s , d e k=k c sV s d k c sV k g SA j kt w d k ml y M+d s l s D; k l Ec UŁk g S\

(1)

p kp k

(2)

Hkkb Z

(3)

p kp k d k y M+d k

(4)

fi r k

i z-

39

, d v kn e h u s d g k] ; g y M+d h e sj h e kr k d s i kS=k d h i Ru h g SA ml y M+d h d k o g v kn e h d kSu y x r k g S\

(1)

n kn k

(2)

fi r k

(3)

l l qj

Q.40 Q the Son of M was married to N,

whose sister O was married to P,

the brother of Q. How is O related

to M?

(1)

Sister

(2)

Daughter-in-Law

(3)

Sister-in-Law

(4)

Daughter

Q.41 A man starts from a point and

moves 3 km North, then turns to

West and goes 2 km. He turns

North and walks 1 km and then

moves 5 km towards East. How far

is he from the starting point?

(1)

11 km

(2)

5 km

(3)

10 km

(4)

8 km

Directions : (Q. 42 to 43)

A vehicle starts from point B and runs 10

km towards north, turns to its right and

runs 15 km. It then turns to its right again

and runs another 10 km to reach point C.

Q.42. After reaching point C, how far is

the vehicle from the starting point

B?

(1)

25 km

(2)

15 km

(3)

10 km

(4)

35 km

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40 M

d k y M+d k

Q

g S v kSj ml d h ’ kkn h

N

l s g qb Z Fkh] ft l d h c g u

O

d h

P

l s ’ kkn h g qb Z Fkh] t ks

Q

d k Hkkb Z g SA

O

d k

M

l s D; k l Ec UŁk g S\

(1)

c g u

(2)

i q=ko Łkq

(3)

HkkHkh

(4)

c sV h

i z-

41

, d v kn e h , d fc Un q …t x g ‰ l s p y u k v kj EHk d j r k g S v kSj m kj d h v ksj

3

fd e h- p y r k g S fQ j o g i f’ p e d h v ksj e qM+d j

2

fd e h- t kr k g SA o g m kj d h v ksj

1

fd e h- p y r k g S v kSj fQ j i wj c d h v ksj ?kwe d j

5

fd e h- p y r k g SA o g v i u s v kj fEHkd LFkku l s fd r u k n wj g S\

(1)

11

fd e

h-(2)

5

fd e

h-(3)

10

fd e

h-(4)

8

fd e

h-fu n sZ’ k …i z-

42

l s

43

‰

, d o kg u

B

LFkku l s p y u k v kj EHk d j r k g S v kSj

10

fd e h- m kj d h v ksj n kSM+r k g S v kSj fQ j v i u s n kfg u h v ksj e qM+d j

15

fd e h- n kSM+r k g SA ; g fQ j v i u s n kfg u h v ksj e qM+d j n wl j h c kj

10

fd e h- LFkku

C

i j i g qap u s d s fy , n kSM+r k g SA i z-

42

LFkku

C

i j i g q¡p u s d s c kn o kg u

v kj fEHkd LFkku

B

l s fd r u k n wj g S\

(1)

25

fd e

h-(2)

15

fd e

h-(3)

10

fd e

h-Q.43. After taking the second turn, in

which direction will the vehicle be

moving?

(1)

North

(2)

East

(3)

South

(4)

West

Directions : (Q. 44 to 45)

Shaloo ran 20 m to the east from his

starting point A, then he turns left and

ran for 15 m, then turned right and went

25 m and then turned right again and

went 15 m on point B.

Q.44 How far was Shaloo at last from the

starting point A?

(1)

45 m

(2)

35 m

(3)

25 m

(4)

15 m

Q.45 In which direction he may be at last

from his starting point A?

(1)

East

(2)

West

(3)

North

(4)

South

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43

n wl j h c kj e qM+u s d s c kn o kg u fd l fn ’ kk e sa t k j g k g ksx k\

(1)

m kj

(2)

i wj c

(3)

n f{ k. k

(4)

i f’ p e

fu n sZ’ k …i z-

44

l s

45

‰

’ kky w v i u s v kj fEHkd LFkku

A

l s

20

e h- i wj c d h v ksj n kSM+k] fQ j o g c ka; h v ksj e qM+r k g S v kSj

15

e h- n kSM+r k g S fQ j n ka; h v ksj e qM+k

25

e h- p y k v kSj fQ j v Ur e sa n ka; h v ksj e qM+d j

15

e h-p y d j LFkku

B

i j x ; kA

i z-

44

’ kky w v i u s v kj fEHkd LFkku

A

l s v Ur e sa fd r u h n wj Fkk\

(1)

45

e

h-(2)

35

e

h-(3)

25

e

h-(4)

15

e

h-i z-

45

v i u s v kj fEHkd LFkku

A

l s v Ur e sa fd l fn ’ kk e sa o g g ks l d r k g S\

(1)

i wj c

(2)

i f’ p e

(3)

m kj

Directions : (Q. 46 to 50)

The Diagram shown below represents

four types of literates which knows

English, Hindi, Punjabi and Sanskrit.

Based on above information solve the

questions given below.

Q.46 People who can read and write

Hindi, Sanskrit and Punjabi are

represented by

(1)

E and B

(2)

K and F

(3)

E and K

(4)

J and K

Q.47 People who can read and write all

languages are represented by

(1)

J

(2)

K

(3)

E

(4)

F

Q.49 People who cannot read and write

English, Punjabi and Sanskrit are

represented by

(1)

A

(2)

B

(3)

C

(4)

D

Q.50 People who do not know English

and Punjabi but are familiar with

Hindi and Sanskrit both are

represented by

(1)

A

(2)

B

(3)

C

(4)

E

Directions : (Q. 51 to 52)

A person has his wife, two married sons

each having 5 children including two

girls.

Q.51 How many female members are in

the family?

(1)

5

(2)

6

(3)

7

(4)

8

Q.52 How many members are in the

family?

(1)

15

(2)

16

(3)

17

(4)

18

i z-

49

y ksx t ks v ax zst h] i at kc h v kSj l aLd ‘r i < + v kSj fy [ k u g ha l d r s g Sa mUg sa i zd V fd ; k

t kr k g S&

(1)

A

(2)

B

(3)

C

(4)

D

i z-

50

y ksx t ks v ax zst h v kSj i at kc h u g ha t ku r s] i j Ur q fg Un h v kSj l aLd ‘r n ksu ksa l s i fj fp r

…t ku u s o ky s‰ g Sa mUg sa i zd V fd ; k t kr k

g S&

(1)

A

(2)

B

(3)

C

(4)

E

fu n sZ’ k …i z-

51

l s

52

‰

, d O; fDr d s i fj o kj e sa ml d h i Ru h] n ks ’ kkn h’ kqn k c sV s , o a i zR; sd c sV s d s

5

c Pp s g Sa] ft u e sa n ks&n ks y M+fd ; k¡ Hkh ’ kkfe y g SaA

i z-

51

i fj o kj e sa d qy fd r u h e fg y k l n L; g Sa\

(1)

5

(2)

6

(3)

7

(4)

8

i z-

52

i fj o kj e sa d qy fd r u s l n L; g Sa\

(1)

15

(2)

16

(3)

17

?

?

?

?

?

?

Directions : (Q. 53 to 56)

Complete the series of Problem Figures

among the Answer Figures.

Q.53 Problem Figures

Answer Figures

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Q.54 Problem Figures

Answer Figures

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Q.55 Problem Figures

Answer Figures

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

fu n sZ’ k …i z-

53

l s

56

‰

l e L; k v kd ‘fr ; ksa d h J s. kh d ks m kj v kd ‘fr ; ksa e sa l s i wj k d j ksA

i z-

53

l e L; k v kd ‘fr ; k¡

mRr j v kd ‘fr ; k¡

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

i z-

54

l e L; k v kd ‘fr ; k¡

mRr j v kd ‘fr ; k¡

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

i z-

55

l e L; k v kd ‘fr ; k¡

mRr j v kd ‘fr ; k¡

?

?

Q.56 Problem Figures

Answer Figures

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Directions : (Q. 57 to 61)

In these problems, there is a group of

four figures marked serially 1 to 4. Out of

these four figures three are similar in

some way and one is different. Find the

one which is different.

Q.57

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Q.58

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Q.59

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Q.60

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Q.56

l e L; k v kd ‘fr ; k¡

m kj v kd ‘fr ; k¡

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

fu n sZ’ k …i z-

57

l s

61

‰

b u l e L; kv ksa e sa p kj v kd ‘fr ; ksa d k , d l e wg g SA b u v kd ‘fr ; ksa d ks

1

l s

4

r d e kad fn ; k x ; k g SA p kj e sa l s r hu v kd ‘fr ; k¡ fd l h i zd kj l s l e ku g S v kSj , d v kd ‘fr fHkUu A b u e sa t ks fHkUu g S ml s K kr d j ks&

i z-

57

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

i z-

58

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

i z-

59

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

i z-

60

O N O

side, how many persons are there

in the row?

Q.64.

Mobile phone is related to...?

(1) Temperature

Q.66. Bulb is related to?

Q.67.

Highway is related to ?

(1) Transportation

(2) Communication

(3) Civilization

(4) Mobilization

Directions : ( Q 68 to 71)

The following questions are based on

the given letter series. Answer the

questions keeping in view the given

letter series.

E Y C I F O H Q A T J D L N R P M G V S Z K

Q.68. If FG is related to IV and TZ is

related to AK then QV is related

to:-(1) OZ

(2) HS

(3) HZ

(4) OS

Q.69.

If DELHI is written as. TZJFY and

MOST is written as RIGQ. Then in

the same way PRANK will be

written

as-(1) LNHDS

(2) NLDHS

(3) NLSDH

(4) NLHDS

Q.70.

If FT is coded as RS and MZ is

coded as FA then which will be

coded as ML?

(1) IQ

(2) HC

(3) OC

(4) HO

i z-

67.

j kt i Fk d k l Ec U/ k g S&

(1)

i fj o g u

(2)

l ap kj

(3)

l H; r k

(4)

x fr ’ khy r k

fu n sZ’ k …i z-

68

l s

71

‰

fu Eu fy f[ kr i z’ u v ax zst h o . kZe ky k d h v { kj J ‘a[ ky k i j v k/ kkfj r g SaA J ‘a[ ky k d ks Ł; ku e sa j [ kr s g q, i z’ u ksa d k m kj n hft , A

E Y C I F O H Q A T J D L N R P M G V S Z K

i z-

68.

; fn

FG

d k l Ec U/ k

IV

l s g ks r Fkk

TZ

d k l Ec U/ k

AK

l s g ks r ks

QV

d k l Ec U/ k g ksx k&

(1) OZ

(2) HS

(3) HZ

(4) OS

i z-

69.

; fn

DELHI

d ks

TZJFY

r Fkk

MOST

d ks

RIGQ

fy [ kk t kr k g ks r ks

PRANK

d ks fy [ kk t k, x k&

(1) LNHDS

(2) NLDHS

(3) NLSDH

(4) NLHDS

i z-

70.

; fn

FT

d ks

RS

l s r Fkk

MZ

d ks

FA

l s i zn f’ kZr fd ; k t kr k g ks r ks fd l d ks

ML

l s i zn f’ kZr fd ; k t k, x k\

L

145

K

122

C

10

?

17

H

65

L

145

K

122

C

10

?

17

H

65

Q.74.

(1)

I

(2)

D

(3)

J

(4)

M

Q.75.

How many cubes are there in the

given figure?

(1)

48

(2)

47

(3)

46

(4)

45

Directions : ( Q 76 to 77)

Figure 'x' is embedded in one of the

given four figures. Trace out the correct

alternative.

Q.76

Q.74.

(1)

I

(2)

D

(3)

J

(4)

M

Q.75.

n h x b Z v kd ‘fr e sa ?ku ksa d h l a[ ; k fd r u h g S\

(1)

48

(2)

47

(3)

46

(4)

45

fu n sZ’ k …i z-

76

l s

77

‰

fp =k

'x'

d ks fn , x , v U; p kj fp =kksa e sa l s fd l h , d e sa v r % LFkkfi r fd ; k x ; k g SA mfp r fo d Yi N kafV , A

i z-

76

(x) (1) (2) (3) (4) (x) (1) (2) (3) (4)

Q.77

Directions : ( Q 78 to 81)

In the questions below, are given two

statement followed by the conclusions

numbered I and II. Decide which of the

given conclusions logically follows from

the two given statements disregarding

commonly known facts. Give answer(1)

if only conclusion I follows, (2) if only

conclusion II follows, (3) if either I or II

follows and (4) if neither I nor II follows.

Q.78 Statements: Some chairs are

rabbits. Table is a

chair.

Conclusion: I) Some rabbits are

chairs.

II) Table is not a

rabbit.

Q.79

Statements: All questions are

answers. Some

a n s w e r s a r e

problems.

Conclusion: I) Some problems

are questions.

II) Some answers

are questions.

Q.80 Statements: Some shoes are

shirts. All shirts

are caps.

Conclusion: I) Some shoes are

caps.

II) Some shoes are

not shirts.

i z-

77

fu n sZ’ k …i z-

78

l s

81

‰

fu Eu fy f[ kr i z’ u ksa e sa i zR; sd e sa n ks o Dr O; ksa d s i ’ p kr ~ n ks fu "d "kZ

I

o

II

fn , g SaA l ke kU; K kr r F; ksa d k Ł; ku u j [ kd j fn , x , n ks o Dr O; ksa i j v k/ kkfj r r kfd Zd fu "d "kks– d ks fu / kkZfj r d j saA ; fn fu "d "kZ

I

e k=k fu d y s r ks

(1), II

e k=k fu d y s r ks

(2), I

v Fko k

II

e sa l s d ksb Z , d fu d y s r ks

(3),

u

I

o u g h

II

fu d y s r ks m kj

(4)

n hft , A

i z-

78

o Dr O; % d qN d qfl Z; k¡ [ kj x ks’ k g SaA e st , d d ql hZ g SA

fu "d "kZ %

I)

d qN [ kj x ks’ k d qfl Z; k¡ g SA

II)

e st [ kj x ks’ k u g ha g SA

i z-

79

o Dr O; % l Hkh i z’ u m kj g SaA d qN m kj l e L; k, ¡ g SaA

fu "d "kZ %

I)

d qN l e L; k i z’ u g SaA

II)

d qN m kj ] i z’ u g SaA

i z-

80

o Dr O; % d qN t wr s d e ht g SaA l Hkh d e ht sa V ksfi ; k¡ g SaA

fu "d "kZ %

I)

d qN t wr s V ksfi ; k¡ g SaA

Q.81 Statements:

A l l p l a n t s a r e

f l o w e r s . S o m e

flowers are pens.

Conclusion: I) All plants are

pens.

II) Some plants are

pens.

Directions : ( Q 82 to 85)

In each of following questions three of

four words/numbers in alternative

series are same in any way and form a

group which one of this group does not

belong to it?

Q.82

(1) 23-32

(2) 34-43

(3) 45-54

(4) 64-46

Q.83

(1)

5

(2) 7

(3) 9

(4) 11

Q.84

(1)

BCEH

(2) ABCE

(3) PQSV

(4) EFHK

Q.85

(1)

GEDC

(2) AZYX

(3) ONML

(4) TSRQ

i z-

81

o Dr O; % l Hkh i kS/ ks Q wy g SaA d qN Q wy i Su g SaA

fu "d "kZ %

I)

l Hkh i kS/ ks i Su g SaA

II)

d qN i kS/ ks i Su g SaA

fu n sZ’ k …i z-

82

l s

85

‰

fu Eu fy f[ kr i zR; sd i z’ u e sa p kj fo d Yi ksa e sa l s r hu fd l h i zd kj l s , d l e ku g Sa r Fkk , d l e wg d h j p u k d j r s g SaA d kSu l k , d fo d Yi ml l e wg d s v Ur x Zr u g ha v kr k g SA

Q.82

(1) 23-32

(2) 34-43

(3) 45-54

(4) 64-46

Q.83

(1)

5

(2) 7

(3) 9

(4) 11

Q.84

(1)

BCEH

(2) ABCE

(3) PQSV

(4) EFHK

Directions : ( Q 86 to 87)

In each of the following questions

arrange the given words in a meaning ful

s e q u e n c e a n d t h e n c h o s e t h e

appropriate sequence amongst the

alternatives given below in each

question.

Q.86

(a) Service

(b) Advertisement

(c) Application

from

(d) Appointment

(1)

a, b, c, d

(2)

b, a, d, c

(3)

d, a, b, c

(4)

b, c, d, a

Q.87

(a)

Dressing

(b) Wound

(c) Accident

(d) Doctor

(1)

b, c, a, d

(2)

c, b, a, d

(3)

c, b, d, a

(4)

a, b, c, d

Q.88 Which diagram represents

India, Haryana and Rohtak?

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

fu n sZ’ k …i z-

86

l s

87

‰

fu Eu fy f[ kr i zR; sd i z’ u ksa e sa ’ kCn ksa d ks v FkZi w. kZ e c

i z-

86

(a)

u kSd j h

(b)

fo K ki u

(c)

v ko sn u i =k

(d)

fu ; qfDr

(1) a, b, c, d

(2) b, a, d, c

(3) d, a, b, c

(4) b, c, d, a

i z-

87

(a)

e j g e i V ~V h

(b)

p ksV

(c)

n q?kZV u k

(d)

MkDV j

(1) b, c, a, d

(2) c, b, a, d

(3) c, b, d, a

(4) a, b, c, d

i z-

88

d kSu l h v kd ‘fr Hkkj r ] g fj ; k. kk r Fkk j ksg r d d ks i zn f’ kZr d j r h g S\

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Q.89

In a certain language FOR

stands for 'old is gold' ROT

stands for 'Gold is Pure' and

ROM stands for 'Gold is Costly'

How is Pure old gold is costly'

be written?

(1) TFROM

(2) FOTRM

(3) FTORM

(4) TOMRF

Q.90

If (+) means (x), (-) means (+), (x)

means (÷) and (÷) means (-) then

9x4+2-5x10÷3 is equal to .

(1) 2

(2) 3

3

(3) 5

/4

l

(4) 21

/

3

i z-

89

; fn fd l h l kad sfr d Hkk"kk e sa

'old is

gold'

d ks

FOR

l s

'Gold is Pure'

d ks

ROT

l s r Fkk

gold is costly

d ks

ROM

l s i zn f’ kZr fd ; k t kr k g ks r ks]

Pure old gold is costly

d ks fd l i zd kj i zn f’ kZr fd ; k t k, x k\

(1) TFROM

(2) FOTRM

(3) FTORM

(4) TOMRF

i z-

90

; fn

(+)

l s r kRi ; Z

(x)

; fn

(-)

l s r kRi ; Z

(+)

; fn

(x)

l s r kRi ; Z

(÷)

; fn

(÷)

l s r kRi ; Z

(-)

g ks r ks

9x4+2-5x10÷3

c j kc j g S

(1) 2

(2) 3

3

(3) 5

/

4

l

PART-II

…Hkkx

-II

‰

SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST

’ kS

f{ kd { ke r k i j h{ k. k

Questions: 91 to 180

Physics

Q.91

A bat can detect its obstacle in

his path by

(1) viewing

(2) listening

(3) smelling

(4)

detecting reflected sound

Q.92

Ice glacier always melts

(1)

from upper layer

(2)

from lower layer

(3) all

around

(4)

from middle layer

Q.93

A point object is placed in the

principle axis is a concave

mirror quite far away from the

pole and moved at a constant

-1

speed of 1ms towards the pole.

Its image also moves. It is found

that the object and the image

cross each other at a distance 60

cm from the pole. From the

given detail in passage, the focal

length of the mirror is

(1)

30 cm

(2) 40

cm

(3) 50

cm

(4) 60

cm

Physics

i z-

91

p e x kn M+ v i u s j kLr s e sa v ku s o ky s v o j ks/ kksa d k i r k y x kr k g S

(1)

n s[ kd j

(2)

l qu d j

(3)

x a/ k d k v kHkkl d j d s

(4)

i j ko fr Zr / o fu d k v kHkkl d j d s

i z-

92

c Q Z d s Xy sf’ k; j g e s’ kk fi N y u k ’ kq: g ksr s g SaA

(1)

¯ i j h l r g l s

(2)

fu p y h l r g l s

(3)

l Hkh l r g l s , d l kFk

(4)

c hp d h l r g l s

i z-

93

v o r y n i Z. k d s e q[ ; v { k i j fc Un q

-1

o Lr q d ks n i Z. k d s / kzqo d h v ksj

1ms

d s l e ku o sx l s p y k; k t kr k g SA o Lr q d k i zfr fc Ec Hkh p y r k g SA ; g i k; k t kr k g S fd o Lr q v kSj ml d k i zfr fc Ec / kzqo d s

60

l se h d h n wj h i j fe y r s g SaA i g j s e sa fn , O; k[ ; ku v u ql kj n i Z. k d h Q ksd l n wj h g ksx h

(1) 30

l se h

(2) 40

l se h

(3) 50

l se h

Q.94

If two media has equal refractive

index and light is incident

normally at one of the boundary,

which of the following options

s h o w s c o r r e c t f o r m o f

refraction.

Q.95 In the following question, a

statement of assertion (A) is

given and followed by a

corresponding statement of

reason (R) just below it. Of the

following statements, choose

the correct answer.

(A) An iron needle is attracted

to the ends of a bar magnet

but not to the middle region

of the magnet.

(R) Material making up the ends

of a bar magnet is different

from that of middle region.

(1) If both assertion and reason

are true, reason is the correct

explanation of assertion.

(2) If both assertion and reason

are true, reason is not the

c o r r e c t e x p l a n a t i o n o f

assertion.

(3) Assertion is true but reason is

false

i z-

96

; fn g e v i u s fo | qr mi d j . kksa d ks

Q.96

If we want to keep our electrical

appliances safe against over

(4)

Use of electric meters

Q.97

For a child sitting in a swing,

w h i c h o f t h e f o l l o w i n g

represents variation of kinetic

energy with time.

Q.98

How will the reading in ammeter

of a figure given below be

affected if another identical bulb

B is connected in parallel with

2

bulb B . The voltage in the mains

1

is maintained at a constant

value.

(1) The reading will be reduced to

half

(2) The reading will be double of

previous one

(3) The reading will not be

affected

i z-

99

d kWy e

I

o d kWy e

II

e ssa r F; ksa d k l g h

Q.99

Match the entries of column I

with that of column II.

Column I

Column II

A. White light

P. dispersion by

incident in

water droplets

prism

in atmosphere

B. Two prism

Q. white light

placed with

refracting

angle opposite

with respect to

another

C. Laser light

R. No dispersion

incident on

Q.100 Two ebonite rods, one A rubbed

with polythene and other B with

wool are brought near the

positively charged electroscope

one by one. The possible effect

on leaves of electroscope will be

With A

With B

(1) Increases

Decreases

(2) Increases

Increases

(3) Decreases

Decreases

i z-

101

v ki d ks fd l h c an c r Zu e sa v K kr o Lr q c an d j d s fn ; k t kr k g SA l e ku : i l s

¯ "e k n su s i j v ki r ki e ku o l e ; e sa

; fn u hp s fn [ kk; k x ; k x zkQ i zkI r d j r s

g ks] r c x zkQ e sa n ks { kSfr t j s[ kk, a

fn [ kk, ax h

(1)

B ksl o Lr q

(2)

r j y o Lr q

(3)

x Sl

(4)

r j y o x Sl

i z-

102

o Lr q d ks B . Mk fd ; k t k l d r k g SA

(1)

p ky u } kj k

(2)

l ao g u } kj k

(3)

fo fd j . k } kj k

(4)

mi j ksDr l Hkh } kj k

i z-

103 12g

d kc Zu d k] v kWDl ht u d h l e qfp r e k=kk e sa n g u d j u s i j

CO

₂ d h e k=kk c u sx h

(1)

32 g

(2)

44 g

(3)

88 g

(4)

22 g

Q.101 You are given a closed metal

container with an unknown

substance. By supplying heat at

constant rate and plotting a

graph between temperature and

time, if you get a graph as

shown, then two horizontal lines

indicates

(1) Solid

substance

(2) liquid

substance

(3) gas

(4)

liquid and gas

Q.102 A body can be cooled by

(1) Conduction

(2) Convection

(3) Radiation

(4)

All of the above

Q.103

When

12 g of carbon is

completely burnt in sufficient

quantity of oxygen, the amount

of CO formed is

₂

(1)

32 g

(2)

44 g

(3)

88 g

(4)

22 g

Temp

Time

r ki e ku

Q. 104 A plastic which is bad conductor

of heat and electricity is used to

manufacture electrical switches

and handles of utensils. The

plastic may be

(1)

P. V. C.

(2)

Malemine

(3)

Polyethene

(4)

Bakelite

Q.

105 W h i c h o f t h e f o l l o w i n g

electronic configuration can be

of a metal

(1) 2, 8, 5

(2) 2, 8, 4

(3) 2, 8, 1

(4) 2, 6

Q. 106 Reaction 2H O

2 2

2H O + O is

2 2

an example of

(1) Combination reaction

(2) Neutralization reaction

(3) Decomposition reaction

(4) Displacement reaction

Q.107 Solution of calcium hydroxide

o n a d d i n g a d r o p o f

phenolphthalein indicator turns

(1) Pink

(2) Red

(3) Yellow

(4) Blue

i z-

104

, d I y kfLV d t ks m"e k o fo | qr d k d qp ky d g S] fo | qr fLo p o c j r u ksa d s g SaMy c u ku s d s d ke v kr k g SA ; g I y kfLV d g ks l d r k g S

(1)

i o l

h-(2)

e sy ke kb u

(3)

i ksy hb Fkhu

(4)

c sd ky kb V

i z-

105

fu Eu e sa l s d kSu l k b y SDV “ksfu d fo U; kl , d / kkr q d k g ks l d r k g S

(1)

2, 8, 5

(2)

2, 8, 4

(3)

2, 8, 1

(4)

2, 6

i z-

106

v fHkf ; k

2H O

2 2

2H O + O

2 2

fu Eu e sa l s fd l d k mn kg j . k g S

(1)

l a; kst u v fHkf ; k

(2)

mn kl hu hd j . k v fHkf ; k

(3)

v i ?kV u v fHkf ; k

(4)

fo LFkki u v fHkf ; k

i z-

107

d SfYl ; e g kb M“ksDl kb M+ d s fo y ; u e sa Q hu ksy ¶ Fksy hu l wp d d h , d c wan Mky u s i j fo y ; u d k j ax g ks t kr k g S

(1)

x qy kc h

(2)

y ky

(3)

i hy k

Q.108 Which allotrop of carbon is used

as an adsorbent

(1) Coal

(2) Diamond

(3) Graphite

(4) Charcoal

Q.109 Which of the following metal

does not react at all with water

(1) Ni

(2) Mg

(3) Zn

(4) Ca

Q.110 Oxidation process involves

(1)

gain of electrons

(2)

Loss of electrons

(3)

Addition of hydrogen

(4)

Removal of oxygen

Q.111

Milk of magnesia is

(1) Colloid

(2) True solution

(3) Homogenous mixture

(4) Suspension

Q.112

Which out of following is not an

organic acid

(1) Formic acid

(2) Citric acid

(3) Ethanoic acid

(4) Carbonic acid

i z-

108

d kc Zu d k d kSu l k v i j : i v o ’ kks"kd d s : i e sa i z; ksx fd ; k t kr k g S

(1)

d ks; y k

(2)

g hj k

(3)

x zsQ kb V

(4)

p kj d ksy

i z-

109

fu Eu e sa l s d kSu l h / kkr q t y l s d ksb Z Hkh v fHkf ; k u g ha d j r h

(1)

Ni

(2)

Mg

(3)

Zn

(4)

Ca

i z-

110

v kWDl hd j . k f ; k e sa g ksr k g S

(1)

b y SDV “ksu i zkIr d j u k

(2)

b y SDV “ksu [ kksu k

(3)

g kb M“kst u d k l a; ksx

(4)

v kWDl ht u d k g V ku k

i z-

111

fe Yd v kWQ e SfXu f’ k; k g S

(1)

d ksy kb M

(2)

fo y ; u

(3)

l e kax h fe J . k

(4)

fu y ac u

i z-

112

fu Eu e sa l s d kSu l k d kc Zfu d v Ey u g ha g S

(1)

Q ksj fe d v Ey

(2)

fl fV “d v Ey

(3)

, Fkksu ksb d v Ey

Q.113

Match the Column

Column-1

Column-2

A. Acidic

salt

I. NaCl

B. Basic

salt

II. Na CO

2 3

C. Neutral

salt

III.

NH Cl

4

(1) A-I, B-III,

C-II

(2) A-II,

B-III,

C-I

(3) A-III,

B-II

C-I

(4) A-III,

B-I,

C-II

Q114 Which of the following is a

Prokaryotic cell?

(1) Spirogyra

(2) Amoeba

(3) Rhizopus

(4) Escherichia

Coli

Q.115

Which of the following is not a

viral disease?

(1)

Chicken Pox

(2) Polio

(3) Hepatitis

A

(4) Tuberculosis

Q.116

Main cause of soil erosion is

(1) Afforestation

(2) Less

rain

(3)

Thinning of Ozone layer

(4) Deforestation

i z-

113

d kWy e d k fe y ku d j sa d kWy e &

1

d kWy e &

2

A.

v Ey h; y o . k

I. NaCl

B.

{ kkj h; y o . k

II. Na CO

2 3

C.

mn kl hu y o . k

III. NH Cl

4

(1) A-I, B-III,

C-II

(2) A-II,

B-III,

C-I

(3) A-III,

B-II

C-I

(4) A-III,

B-I,

C-II

i z-

114

fu Eu e sa l s d kSu i zksd Sfj ; ksfV d d ksf’ kd k g S\

(1)

Li kb j ksx k; j k

(2)

v e hc k

(3)

j kb t ksi l

(4)

b l p j fp ; k d ksy h

i z-

115

fu Eu e sa l s d kSu l h fo "kk. kq t fu r c he kj h u g ha g S\

(1)

p sp d

(2)

i ksfy ; ks

(3)

fg i sV kb fV l

A

(4)

r i sfn d

i z-

116

Hkwfe d V ko d k e q[ ; d kj . k g S

(1)

o u j ksi . k

(2)

d e o "kkZ

(3)

v kst ksu i r Z d k i r y k g ksu k

Q.117

Match the diseases of column A

with their causing organism in

column B

Column A

Column B

a. Measles

i. Bacteria

b. Cholera

ii. Virus

c. Malaria

iii. Protozoa

d. Rust of wheat iv. Fungus

(1) a -iv,

b-iii,

c-i,

d-ii

(2) a -ii,

b-i,

c-iii, d-iv

(3) a -i,

b-iii,

c-iv, d-ii

(4) a -i,

b-ii,

c-iii, d-iv

Q.118 Algin is taken from

(1) Bacteria

(2) Algae

(3) Fungi

(4) Protozoa

Q.119 The process of removing

unwanted plants from the fields

is called

(1) Sowing

(2) Harvesting

(3) Irrigation

(4) Weeding

Q.120 Which of the following releases

the toxic substance 'tuberculin'

(1)

Bacteria

(2) Virus

(3) Algae

(4) Fungi

i z-

117

d kWy e

A

d h c he kfj ; ksa d k d kWy e

B

e sa fy [ kh x b Z mu d s d kj d t ho ksa l s fe y ku d j sa

d kWy e

A

d kWy e

B

a.

[ kl j k

i.

t ho k. kq

b.

d kWy j k

ii.

fo "kk. kq

c.

e y sfj ; k

iii.

i zksV kst ksv k

d.

x sag w d h j LV

iv.

Q Q wan

(1) a -iv, b-iii, c-i,

d-ii

(2) a -ii,

b-i,

c-iii,

d-iv

(3) a -i,

b-iii, c-iv,

d-ii

(4) a -i,

b-ii,

c-iii,

d-iv

i z-

118

, y fx u fu Eu e sa l s fu d ky k t kr k g SA

(1)

t ho k. kq

(2)

’ kSo ky

(3)

Q Q wan

(4)

i zksV kst ksv k

i z-

119

[ ksr l s v o kafN r i kS/ kksa d ks g V ku s d h i zf ; k d g y kr h g SA

(1)

c qv kb Z

(2)

d V kb Z

(3)

fl ap kb Z

(4)

[ kj i r o kj fu ; a=k. k

i z-

120

fu Eu e sa l s fd l d s } kj k g kfu d kj d …fo "kSy k‰ i n kFkZ ^V ; wc j D; wfy u * N ksM+k

t kr k g S\

(1)

t ho k. kq

(2)

fo "kk. kq

(3)

’ kSo ky

Q.121 Which nutrient increases in soil

due to crop rotation?

(1) Zinc

(2) Sulphur

(3) Nitrogen

(4) Calcium

Q. 122 Which of the following method

of irrigation helps in maximum

conservation of water?

(1) Chain

pump

(2) Rahat

(3) Drip

system

(4) Sprinkler

system

Q.123 The structure bearing 'genes' in

the cell are called as

(1) Nucleolus

(2) Nucleus

(3) Chromosomes

(4) Ribosomes

Q. 124 Match column A with column B

Column A

Column B

i. Gram seed

a. Urea

ii. Rice (Paddy) b. Karif crop

iii. Fertilizer

c. Silos

iv. Storage

d. Rabi crop

which is the most appropriate

combination

(1) i-a, ii-b, iii-c, iv-d

(2) i-d, ii-c, iii-b, iv-a

(3) i-d, ii-b, iii-a, iv-c

(4) i-b, ii-a, iii-c, iv-d

i z-

121

Q l y p . k l s fe Œh e sa fd l i ks"kd d h e k=kk c < + t kr h g S\

(1)

ft ad

(2)

l YQ j

(3)

u kb V “kst u

(4)

d SfY’ k; e

i z-

122

fu Eu fy f[ kr e sa l s fd l fo f/ k } kj k fl ap kb Z d j u s l s i ku h d k l o kZf/ kd l aj { k. k g ksr k g S\

(1)

p su i ai

(2)

j g V

(3)

fM“i l a; a=k

(4)

fN M+d ko l a; a=k

i z-

123

d ksf’ kd k e sa t hUl d s / kkj d d ks d g k t kr k g S

(1)

d sfU d k

(2)

d sU d

(3)

x q. kl w=k

(4)

j kb c ksl ksEl

i z-

124

d kWy e

A

d k fe y ku d kWy e

B

l s d j ks d kWy e

A

d kWy e

B

i.

p u k

a.

; wfj ; k

ii.

p ko y …/ kku ‰

b.

[ kj hQ Q l y

iii.

mo Zj d

c.

l kb y ks

iv.

HkaMkj . k

d.

j c h d h Q l y mi ; qDr fo d Yi d kSu l k g SA

Q. 125 Out of 23 pair chromosomes in

Q.126 Choose the rational number

which does not lie between

rational numbers and

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Q. 127 150 is what percent of 30?

Q.129 At the rate of m meters per s

seconds, how many meters does

a cyclist travel in x minutes?

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Q.130 If x+5>2 and x-3 <T, then the value

of x lie between which of the

2

Q.133 The product of integers w, x, y

and z is 770 and if 1 < w < x < y < z

Q.135 If the altitude of an equilateral

triangle is 3 cm then its area is

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Q. 137 If n is a positive integer then

n (n + 1) ( n + 2) is

(1)

Even only when n is even

(2)

Even only when n is odd

(3)

Odd whenever n is odd

(4)

Divisible by 4 whenever n is

even.

Q.138 Mary's income is 60% more than

Tim's income and Tim's income is

40% less than John's income

what percent of John's income is

Mary's income?

(1)

124%

(2)

120%

(3)

96%

(4)

80%

Q.139 In the fig shown, the value of v + x

+ y + z + w is

(1)

45

°

(2)

90°

(3)

180°

(4)

360°

i z-

137

; fn , d

n

?ku kRe d i w. kk–d g S r ks

n (n + 1) ( n + 2)

g ksx k\

(1)

l e d so y r c t c

n

l e g ksx k

(2)

l e d so y t c

n

fo "ke g ksx k

(3)

fo "ke t c

n

fo "ke g ksx k

(4)

4

l s fo Hkkft r t c

n

, d l e l a[ ; k g ksx h

i z-

138

e sj h d h v k; fV e d h v k; l s

60%

v f/ kd g SA i j ar q fV e d h v k; t kWu d h v k; l s

40%

d e g S r ks t kWu d h v k; e sj h d h v k; d k fd r u s i zfr ’ kr g S\

(1)

124%

(2)

120%

(3)

96%

(4)

80%

i z-

139

fn , x , fp =k e sa

v + x + y + z + w

d k e ku g kssx k\

(1)

45

°

(2)

90°

(3)

180°

(4)

360°

z

v x

y

w

z

v x

y

1

Q.141 Which one of the following

statements is not true?

(1)

All rhombuses are kites.

(2)

All squares are rectangles.

(3)

All trapeziums are rectangles.

(4)

Diagonals of rectangle are