Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) Secunderabad Assistant Station Master (ASM) Examination Held on 09-04-2006 Question Paper With Answer Key

Railway Recruitment Board, Secunderabad Assistant Station Master (ASM) Examination Held on 09-04-2006

 

1. CVL implies

(a)   Oil discovery organ of ONGC

(b)   A new species of virus

(c)   A term used in One Day Cricket

(d)   A new  banking company

Answer: (a)

2. Which of the following involves chemical change?

(a)   Rusting of iron

(b)   Burning of wood

(c)   Reduction of wood

(d)   All the three

Answer: (d)

3. Which of the following cave paintings is the oldest?

(a)   Bhimbetka

(b)   Ellora

(c)   Ajanta

(d)   Chittnnavasal

Answer: (a)

4. Leprosy has been eliminated from India as

(a)   There was no case of leprosy in 2005

(b)   World Health Organization (WHO) has declared so

(c)   The current rate of incidence has been reduced by 1 out of 10,000

(d)   All the patients have been indentified for treatment

Answer: (d)

5. The major producer of cardamom in India is

(a)   Kerala

(b)   Tamil Nadu

(c)   Karnataka

(d)   Assam

Answer: (a)

6. Which of the following is a submarine of the Indian Navy?

(a)   INS Virat

(b)   INS Sindhurakshak

(c)   INS Rajali

(d)   INS Vikrant

Answer: (b)

7. Which of the following Indian classical dances derived its name from the name of place of its origin?

(a)   Manipuri

(b)   Kathakali

(c)   Odissi

(d)   Kuchipudi

Answer: (a)

8. Who among the following has been created record in aviation history for the longest uninterrupted flight?

(a)   JRD Tata

(b)   Dick Ratan

(c)   Vijaypat Singhania

(d)   Steve Fosset

Answer: (d)

9. Which of the following countries is not a member of G-8?

(a)   Russia

(b)   Britain

(c)   Spain

(d)   Canada

Answer: (c)

10. Who was the first woman Prime Minister in the world?

(a)   Indira Gandhi

(b)   Srimao Bhandarnayake

(c)   Margaret Thatcher

(d)   Benzir Bhutto

Answer: (b)

11. The large entrance of temple in South India is called

(a)   Shikhar

(b)   Sanctum sactorum

(c)   Gopuram

(d)   Prakar

Answer: (c)

12. Dilwara-Temple is located at

(a)   Udaipur

(b)   Ajmer

(c)   Mount Abu

(d)   Jaipur

Answer: (c)

13. Which of the following trees can grow in salt water?

(a)   Coconut

(b)   Neem

(c)   Mangroves

(d)   Eucalyptus

Answer: (c)

14. Cryogenic engines are used in

(a)   Rockets

(b)   Aeroplanes

(c)   Refrigerators

(d)   Sub-marines

Answer: (c)

15. Which of the following materials has the lowest density?

(a)   Gold

(b)   Mercury

(c)   Ice

(d)   Wood

Answer: (d)

16. Which European country is trying to break peace between LTTE and Sri Lankan Government?

(a)   Sweden

(b)   Denmark

(c)   Norway

(d)   Finland

Answer: (c)

17. The state which suffers most due to river erosion is

(a)   Kerala

(b)   Assam

(c)   West Bengal

(d)   Orissa

Answer: (b)

18. At present bird flu spreads from

(a)   Poultry animals to humans

(b)   Human to humans

(c)   Humans to poultry animals

(d)   All the three

Answer: (a)

19. Which of the following animals has the longest life-span?

(a)   Tortoise

(b)   Elephant

(c)   Whale

(d)   Rhinoceros

Answer: (a)

20. Haematite is an ore of

(a)   Copper

(b)   Chromium

(c)   Lead

(d)   Iron

Answer: (d)

21. What is the name of the lake in Andhra Pradesh where encroachments are removed on the orders of Supreme Court?

(a)   Pulicat

(b)   Kolleru

(c)   Nalleru

(d)   Budamaleru

Answer: (b)

22. Which team was won the men’s event in the 67th National table tennis championship?

(a)   Petroleum Sports Promotion Board

(b)   Tamil Nadu

(c)   Railway Sports Promotion Board

(d)   West Bengal

Answer: (b)

23. Which is the first university established for women in India?

(a)   Mother Teresa University

(b)   SNDT University

(c)   Rani Jhansi University

(d)   Rani Ahilyadevi University

Answer: (d)

24. Name of British historian who was jailed by an Austrian Court for denying horrors of holocaust during Nazi rule

(a)   Christian Fleck

(b)   Christopher Reed

(c)   Don Mckinnon

(d)   David Irving

Answer: (b)

25. Which of the following places is not associated with ship manufacturing?

(a)   Mumbai

(b)   Vishakhapatnam

(c)   Kochi

(d)   Alang

Answer: (a)

26. Kannauj was the capital of which king in ancient time?

(a)   Harshavardhana

(b)   Chandragupta I

(c)   Pulkeshin II

(d)   Samduragupta

Answer: (a)

27. Which of the following statements is correct regarding Union Budget 2006-07?

(a)   No new tax on income

(b)   Service tax increased to 12 percent

(c)   Abolition of one-by-six scheme

(d)   All the three

Answer: (d)

28. Which of the following States eliminated Common Entrance Test for the entry to Engineering and Medical courses recently?

(a)   West Bengal

(b)   Haryana

(c)   Kerala

(d)   Tamil Nadu

Answer: (d)

29. In which of the following Indian cities there is possibility of maximum temperature during summer?

(a)   Chennai

(b)   Nagpur

(c)   Hyderabad

(d)   Puri

Answer: (b)

30. The statue of Bahubali in Shravanbelgola was carved during the reign of :

(a)   Chalukya

(b)   Chola

(c)   Ganga

(d)   Rashtrakuta

Answer: (c)

31. Which of the following diseases is not transmitted by mosquito?

(a)   Malaria

(b)   Filaria

(c)   Dengue Fever

(d)   Sleeping sickness

Answer: (b)

32. Which of the following four sectors received maximum share in the Union Budget 2006-07?

(a)   Industry

(b)   Irrigation

(c)   Transportation

(d)   Energy

Answer: (d)

33. The root of Naxalite movement is in

(a)   Andhra Pradesh

(b)   Chhattisgarh

(c)   West Bengal

(d)   Jharkhand

Answer: (c)

34. From which country does Ronaldinho, who was named FIFA World Player of Year 2005, hails from

(a)   Italy

(b)   Spain

(c)   Argentina

(d)   Brazil

Answer: (d)

35. From how many Indian cities are bus services operated to Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir?

(a)   Four

(b)   Two

(c)   Three

(d)   One

Answer: (c)

36. Which two European countries had a row recently over the supply of natural gas?

(a)   Iran an Turkey

(b)   Russia and Ukraine

(c)   Georgia and Ukraine

(d)   Ukraine and Belarus

Answer: (b)

37. Which of the following taxes/duties are levied by the Union but appropriated by the States?

(a)   Income-tax

(b)   Wealth-tax

(c)   Stamp duty

(d)   Excise duty

Answer: (d)

38. Rajdhani Express trains run

(a)   Only between New Delhi and all state capitals

(b)   Only between New Delhi and state capitals

(c)   Only between New Delhi and Important cities

(d)   Only between New Delhi and Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai

Answer: (c)

39. Where was the 93rd Session of the Indian Science Congress held?

(a)   Hyderabad

(b)   Bangalore

(c)   New Delhi

(d)   Chennai

Answer: (a)

40. How many times has the Indian Constitution been amended so far?

(a)   95

(b)   104

(c)   102

(d)   None of these

Answer: (b)

41. There is a wide variation of fauna and flora on the earth due to

(a)   varied biosphere

(b)   varied hydrosphere

(c)   atmospheric changes

(d)   different physical environment

Answer: (d)

42. Large scale flowering of bamboo plants in the North-Eastern region of the country may result in

(a)   Increased output of bamboo

(b)   Increase in rain fall

(c)   Better paddy harvest

(d)   Famines

Answer: (d)

43. Where was the last ministerial summit of World Trade Organization held?

(a)   Kyoto

(b)   Helsinki

(c)   Hong Kong

(d)   London

Answer: (d)

44. Which of the following is not a National Championship Game?

(a)   Rangaswamy Cup

(b)   Durand Cup

(c)   Ranji Trophy

(d)   Santho Trophy

Answer: (a)

45. Before joining the Union of India, Goa was under the occupation of:

(a)   Portugal

(b)   France

(c)   Denmark

(d)   Britain

Answer: (a)

46. In how many commands the Indian Navy is organized?

(a)   One

(b)   Two

(c)   Three

(d)   Four

Answer: (c)

47. Who among the following is the American Ambassador of India?

(a)   Condoleezza Rice

(b)   David Mulford

(c)   Richard Clinton

(d)   Nicolas Burns

Answer: (b)

48. In which of the States, State Assembly functions in two cities?

(a)   Uttaranchal

(b)   Himachal Pradesh

(c)   Maharashtra

(d)   Madhya Pradesh

Answer: (c)

49. Who among the following was nominated in the spiritual song category for Grammy 2006?

(a)   Anoushka Shankar

(b)   Lama Tashi

(c)   Asha Bhosle

(d)   Anuradha Podwal

Answer: (b)

50. Where is the headquarters of Voxwagon Auto Company?

(a)   France

(b)   Britain

(c)   USA

(d)   Germany

Answer: (d)

51. Asbestos is

(a)   man made fibre production

(b)   naturally occurring mineral

(c)   naturally occurring ore

(d)   product of cement

Answer: (d)

52. Who is the head of the committee which was formed by the Government to determine price and taxation on petroleum products?

(a)   C Rangarajan

(b)   Mani Shankar Aiyar

(c)   Murali Deora

(d)   Montek Singh Ahluwalia

Answer: (c)

53. If a person is suffering from defective double-layered valve, then which organ of the body is affected?

(a)   Stomach

(b)   Lungs

(c)   Small intestine

(d)   Heart

Answer: (d)

54. Which of the following is the most important factor for the increase in number of diabetic patients in India?

(a)   Distress in daily life

(b)   Bad food habit

(c)   Dull life style

(d)   All the three

Answer: (d)

55. The spinal column of man is protected by

(a)   Skull

(b)   Vertebrae column

(c)   Pericardium

(d)   Perichondrium

Answer: (b)

56. Which of the following is the smallest ocean?

(a)   Pacific

(b)   Indian

(c)   Arctic

(d)   Atlantic

Answer: (c)

57. Where can you find the “Sea of Tranquility”?

(a)   Mars

(b)   Saturn

(c)   Moon

(d)   Sun

Answer: (c)

58. Who was the first speaker of Lok Sabha?

(a)   Ananthas ayanam Ayengar

(b)   G. V. Mavlankar

(c)   Sardar Hukum Singh

(d)   N. Sanjeeva Reddy

Answer: (b)

59. “Maple leaf’ is the symbol of which country?

(a)   Canada

(b)   Australia

(c)   Kenya

(d)   Brazil

Answer: (a)

60. Apart from New Delhi which other Indian city did U.S. President George Bush visit during h is recent visit to India?

(a)   Hyderabad

(b)   Bangalore

(c)   Mumbai

(d)   None of these

Answer: (a)

61. The Sir Creek lies in the

(a)   Ran of Kutch

(b)   Palk Straits

(c)   Andamans

(d)   British Isles

Answer: (a)

62. The character ‘Gulliver’ was created by

(a)   Jonathan Swift

(b)   John Gulliver

(c)   William Shakespeare

(d)   P. G. Wodehouse

Answer: (a)

63. Of the States going to polls in 2006, which has the highest number of voters?

(a)   Kerala

(b)   Assam

(c)   Tamil Nadu

(d)   West Bengal

Answer: (d)

64. Which of the following Indian birds is facing extinction due to environmental pollution?

(a)   Chicken

(b)   Parrot

(c)   Vulture

(d)   Duck

Answer: (c)

65. Quit India Movement was launched due to

(a)   involvement of India in second World War by England

(b)   failure of Cripps Mission

(c)   arrest of Congress leaders

(d)   improper implementation of 1935 ACT

Answer: (b)

66. Which Indian language is referred to as “Italian of the East”?

(a)   Urdu

(b)   Tamil

(c)   Telugu

(d)   Oriya

Answer: (c)

67. If the Postal Index Number (PIN) begins with ‘6’ then the post office is probably situated in the state of

(a)   Maharashtra

(b)   Kerala

(c)   Karnataka

(d)   Andhra Pradesh

Answer: (b)

68. Kunwar Singh led Sepoy Mutiny against British in

(a)   Gaya

(b)   Ara

(c)   Buxar

(d)   Patna

Answer: (b)

69. How many districts were included under Employment Guarantee Act in the first phase?

(a)   240

(b)   260

(c)   220

(d)   200

Answer: (d)

70. Which of the following forms of carbon can be used as lubricant in heavy machines?

(a)   Diamond

(b)   Dry carbon

(c)   Carbon power

(d)   Graphite

Answer: (d)

71. Rail and telegraph services were started during the reign of :

(a)   Lord Canning

(b)   Lord Rippon

(c)   Lord Dalhousie

(d)   Lord Minto

Answer: (c)

72. Which of the following crops increases nitrogen fixation in soil?

(a)   Wheat

(b)   Beans

(c)   Tobacco

(d)   Cotton

Answer: (b)

73. Which part of the Union Territory of Pondicherry is physically situated in Andhra Pradesh?

(a)   Karaikal

(b)   Mahe

(c)   Yanam

(d)   Divi

Answer: (c)

74. In which of the following Iraqi cities is situated the famous Al-Askari, place of worship of Shias?

(a)   Basra

(b)   Baghdad

(c)   Karbala

(d)   Samara

Answer: (c)

75. Which of the following is the nesting place of Olive Ridley tortoise?

(a)   Mahabalipuram

(b)   Kovlam

(c)   Andaman

(d)   Gahirmath

Answer: (d)

Directions (Q. 76 to 80) : Read the following information and answer the questions given below :

(i) P, Q, R, S and T are brothers. Two of them are twins and of same height

(ii) Q is taller than at least three of his brothers

(iii) P is shorter than only one brother

(iv) R is taller than the twins

(v) S is shorter than R

76. Who is the tallest of all of them?

(a)   T

(b)   R

(c)   Q

(d)   P

Answer: (c)

77. Who are the twins?

(a)   P and R

(b)   Q and R

(c)   S and T

(d)   S and R

Answer: (c)

78. S is taller than how many of his brothers?

(a)   0

(b)   1

(c)   2

(d)   3

Answer: (a)

79. Who among the following is the shortest?

(a)   Q

(b)   R

(c)   S

(d)   P

Answer: (c)

80. T is shorter than how many of h is brothers?

(a)   Four

(b)   Three

(c)   Two

(d)   One

Answer: (b)

Directions (Q. 81 to 83) : In the following questions pick up the word that does not belong to the group or is different from others.

81. 

(a)   Breathing

(b)   Whistling

(c)   Singing

(d)   Crying

Answer: (a)

82.

(a)   Gujarati

(b)   Oriya

(c)   Urdu

(d)   Magadhi

Answer: (d)

83.

(a)   Eye-brow

(b)   Foot

(c)   Ear

(d)   Nose

Answer: (b)

84. A person facing north walks 5 m straight. He turns 90° in anticlockwise direction and then 135° clockwise and walks another 10 m straight. Which direction is he facing now?

(a)   North-West

(b)   South-East

(c)   North-East

(d)   South-West

Answer: (c)

85. If in English alphabet A replaces E, E replaces I, I replaces O, O replaces U and U replaces A, then which letter will be eleventh in English alphabet?

(a)   J

(b)   L

(c)   M

(d)   K

Answer: (d)

86. Arrange the following words in a logical order

(A) Constellation    (B) Galaxy

(C) Universe           (D) Stars

(E) Planets

(a)   A, C, B, D, E

(b)   B, C, A, D, E

(c)   C, A, D, B, E

(d)   C, B, A, D, E

Answer: (d)

87. If A is sister of B, B is sister of C and D is mother of A, then which of the following statements is not correct?

(a)   A, B and C are children of D

(b)   C is brother of A and B

(c)   B is daughter of D

(d)   A is sister of C

Answer: (a)

88. Which of the answer figures shall complete the given pattern?

Answer: (c)

89. In a certain code language BRINK is written as 29952. How will the word CLOAK be written in that code language?

(a)   38612

(b)   23622

(c)   33612

(d)   Data inadequate

Answer: (c)

90. In which of the answer figures is problem figure embedded?

Answer: (a)

91. In the following number series one number is wrong. Find out that number.

3  6  7  9  11  14  15  18

(a)   6

(b)   9

(c)   14

(d)   15

Answer: (c)

92. If the following numbers are rearranged by interchanging tens and hundreds digits, what will be the middle digit of the fourth smallest number?

735, 376, 537, 786, 377

(a)   7

(b)   5

(c)   8

(d)   3

Answer: (a)

Directions (Q. 93 to 97) : Study the Pie-chart carefully and answer the questions given below it :

Chart showing contribution of various commodities in foreign exchange earning during 2001-2005

93. How much exports more should the I.T. field has to make to become equal to sugar tin foreign exchange earnings?

(a)   Rs 250 crores

(b)   Rs 600 crores

(c)   Rs 400 crores

(d)   Rs 300 crores

Answer: (a)

94. What percentage of value of Engineering goods in the value of sugar in terms of earnings?

(a)   80%

(b)   60%

(c)   75%

(d)   90%

Answer: (c)

95. What was the total foreign exchange earnings by the country during 2004-2005?

(a)   Rs. 1400 crores

(b)   Rs. 1200 crores

(c)   Rs. 900 crores

(d)   Data inadequate

Answer: (b)

96. If, in the next year, the total earnings increase by 50%, what would be the contribution of Engineering foods if its percentage share remains the same?

(a)   Rs 500 crores

(b)   Rs 600 crores

(c)   Rs 450 crores

(d)   Data inadequate

Answer: (b)

97. If the value of exports of leather were to decrease by 10%, what would be its contribution in term of value?

(a)   Rs 30 crores

(b)   Rs 60 crores

(c)   Rs 120 crores

(d)   Rs 90 crores

Answer: (c)

Directions (Q. 98 to 101) : In the following questions select that word-pair or number-pair or letter pair which is different.

98.

(a)   49 : 33

(b)   21 : 44

(c)   77 : 14

(d)   77 : 121

Answer: (c)

99.

(a)   Lion : Panther

(b)   Horse: Zebra

(c)   Cat : Tiger

(d)   Zebra : Giraffe

Answer: (d)

100.

(a)   Lawyer : Judge

(b)   Member of Parliament : Speaker

(c)   Orator : Audience

(d)   Teacher : Student

Answer: (d)

101.

(a)   AAb

(b)   BBb

(c)   CCd

(d)   DDe

Answer: (b)

Directions (Q. 102 to 105) : In each of the following questions, a statement is followed by two assumptions (a) and (b).

Mark answer

(a) if only assumption (a) is implicit

(b) if only assumption (b) is implicit

(c) if both (a) and (b) are implicit

(d) if neither (a) nor (b) is implicit

102. Statement : Ram is the tallest among all the students of Class .

Assumptions  :

(a) The heights of all the students of Class X are known

(b) No comparison is possible with the students of other classes as there is no information about their heights

Answer: (a)

103. Statement : “If you are intelligent we will make you a student of engineering. If not, we will make you intelligent-An advertisement.

Assumptions :

(a)   All youth want to take admission in engineering course.

(b)   Any one who wants to take admission in engineering course, he/she can do so.

Answer: (d)

104. Statement : To stop the train pull chain. There is a fine of Rs 250 for improper use”

Assumptions :

(a)   If chain is pulled the train stops automatically

(b)   Chain can be pulled for improper use.

Answer: (c)

105. Statement : It was my fault to depend upon Shyam for financial help.

Assumptions :

(a)   Financial condition of Shyam is not good.

(b)   If one needs financial help then Shyam is not reliable.

Answer: (d)

106. Pick up the passive voice of the sentence. “Who did this?”

(a)   To whom this was done?

(b)   By whom this was done?

(c)   By whom was this done?

(d)   To who  was this done?

Answer: (c)

107. Pick out the sentence, which has the correct usage of article.

(a)   A honest man met me

(b)   The horse is a noble animal

(c)   He can p lay a flute

(d)   The bird in hand is worth two in the bush

Answer: (b)

108. How many parts of speech are normally used in English language?

(a)   Five

(b)   Eight

(c)   Six

(d)   Nine

Answer: (b)

109. Animals which feed on grass are called.

(a)   Herbivorous

(b)   Cannibals

(c)   Omnivorous

(d)   Carnivorous

Answer: (a)

110. Choose the correct pair of prepositions that should come in the blank spaces.

The letter was written …me… day.

(a)   to, in

(b)   to, by

(c)   by, within

(d)   by, during

Answer: (d)

111. Select the word that is spelt correctly :

(a)   Exemplery

(b)   Conciously

(c)   Beautification

(d)   Guillable

Answer: (c)

112. Which of the following is an interrogative sentence?

(a)   What a shame?

(b)   Where do you live?

(c)   The thief sat on a wall.

(d)   Keep quiet.

Answer: (b)

113. Pick out the correct word to fill in the blank. Every manager and every clerk is expected to ……….. the interest of the bank.

(a)   Simple present

(b)   Past perfect

(c)   Present perfect

(d)   Simple past

Answer: (d)

114. What is the tense of the verb in the sentence “I have finished eating”?

(a)   Simple present

(b)   Past perfect

(c)   Present perfect

(d)   Simple past

Answer: (b)

115. Complete the following sentence with an appropriate answer.

(a)   he will come everyday

(b)   he would come everyday

(c)   he should come everyday

(d)   he comes everyday

Answer: (b)

116. What is the feminine gender of colt?

(a)   Coltess

(b)   She-colt

(c)   Mare

(d)   Filly

Answer: (d)

117. Choose the most suitable verb form to fill in the blank

I can’t believe he …… last night.

(a)   has died

(b)   wad dead

(c)   died

(d)   had died

Answer: (c)

Directions (Q. 118 to 122) : In the paragraph given below certain blanks have been numbered which correspond to question numbers 118 to 122. Choose the from the given choices the word that should come in the place of the blank.

In both his domestic and 118 demeanour he was admirably 119 and orderly, and in all things courteous and civil beyond any other. In food and 120 he was most temperate, both in partaking of them at the 121 hours and in not passing the limits of 122.

118.

(a)   open

(b)   public

(c)   private

(d)   government

Answer: (b)

119.

(a)   behaved

(b)   proposed

(c)   composed

(d)   proposed

Answer: (b)

120.

(a)   eating

(b)   rest

(c)   drink

(d)   sleep

Answer: (c)

121.

(a)   appointed

(b)   chosen

(c)   random

(d)   disorderly

Answer: (a)

122.

(a)   decency

(b)   privacy

(c)   necessity

(d)   speed

Answer: (a)

123. Choose the correct preposition to fill up the blank.

The labourers are clamouring …………… hike in their wages.

(a)   about

(b)   to

(c)   for

(d)   against

Answer: (c)

124. Choose the correct question tag to complete the sentence.

Mrs. Suman teaches well …… ?

(a)   isn’t she

(b)   doesn’t she

(c)   wasn’t

(d)   isn’t it

Answer: (b)

125. Choose the correct antonym of the word “LENIENT”.

(a)   Resourceful

(b)   Bending

(c)   Severe

(d)   Lifting

Answer: (c)

126. Identify the type of pronoun printed in

(a)   Distributive pronoun

(b)   Relative pronoun

(c)   Idefnite pronoun

(d)   Demonstrative pronoun

Answer: (b)

127. Choose the correct choice from the given answers to replace the phrase printed in bold to make the sentence grammatically correct.

How long are you waiting for your son?

(a)   were you waiting

(b)   have you been waiting

(c)   you were waiting

(d)   you  have been waiting

Answer: (b)

128. Identify the type of subordinate clause printed in bold in the following sentence.

I know that he is a good boy.

(a)   Adjective clause

(b)   Adverb clause

(c)   Noun clause

(d)   None of these

Answer: (c)

129. Choose the correct synonym of the word ‘VACILLATION’.

(a)   Injection

(b)   Swinging

(c)   Wavering

(d)   Cleaning

Answer: (b)

130. Select the correct meaning of the idiom printed in

“Dowry is a burning question of the day”

(a)   urgent problem

(b)   burning brides

(c)   dying issue

(d)   social problem

Answer: (a)

131. Find the number of ways in which 6 different beads can be arranged to form a necklace

(a)   120

(b)   30

(c)   60

(d)   None of these

Answer: (c)

132. A sum of Rs 1550 was lent partly at 5% and partly at 8% simple interest. After 3 years a total interest of Rs 300 was received. How much amount was lent at 8%?

(a)   Rs 650

(b)   Rs 550

(c)   Rs 1250

(d)   Rs 750

Answer: (d)

133. How many numbers between 100 and 300 are multiple of 13?

(a)   18

(b)   16

(c)   21

(d)   13

Answer: (b)

134. The sum of two numbers is 15 and the sum of their squares is 113. Find the product of the numbers.

(a)   48

(b)   54

(c)   56

(d)   50

Answer: (c)

135. The perimeters of a circular and a square field are qual. What is the diameter of the circular field, if the area of the square field is 484 sq m?

(a)   14 m

(b)   21 m

(c)   28 m

(d)   None of these

Answer: (c)

136. A typist uses a paper 30 cm by 15 cm. He leaves a margin of 2.5 cm at the top and bottom and 1.25 area is approximately available for typing?

(a)   65%

(b)   70%

(c)   80%

(d)   60%

Answer: (a)

137. A man travelled a distance in 5 ours, the first half at  and the rest at 12 km/h Find the distance.

(a)   112 km

(b)   56 km

(c)   65 km

(d)   None of these

Answer: (b)

138. The number of terms common between the series 1 + 2 + 4 + 8 … + to 100 terms and 1 + 4 + 7 + 10 … to 100 terms is

(a)   6

(b)   4

(c)   5

(d)   None of the above

Answer: (b)

139. In a race of 1000 m, A can beat B by 100 m. In a race of 400 m, B beats C by 40 m. By how many metres will A beat C in a race of 500 m?

(a)   105 m

(b)   85 m

(c)   115 m

(d)   95 m

Answer: (d)

140. If the expression  is simplified we get :

(a)   1/2

(b)   7/8

(c) 

(d) 

Answer: (d)

141. The number of digits used in numbering each page of a book of 150 pages is :

(a)   342

(b)   348

(c)   328

(d)   322

Answer: (d)

142. In a question, divisor is 2/3 of dividend and twice of remainder. If the remainder is 5, the dividend is

(a)   145

(b)   225

(c)   85

(d)   None of these

Answer: (d)

143. A and B start walking along a square field of perimeter 300 m at 7 a.m. from the same point and in the same direction. A and B walk at the rate 3 km/h and 2.5 km/h respectively. They continued walking till 12.30 p.m. How many times will they cross each other?

(a)   Twice

(b)   Thrice

(c)   Once

(d)   Never

Answer: (d)

144. The average of two numbers is XY. If one number is X, the other is :

(a)   Y/2

(b)   Y

(c)   2XY – X

(d)   X(Y – 1)

Answer: (c)

145. An urn contains 2 red, 3 green and 2 blue balls, If two b alls are drawn at random, find the probability that no ball is blue.

(a)   5/7

(b)   10/21

(c)   2/7

(d)   11/21

Answer: (b)

146. In class X of a school there are three sections namely A, B and C. The ratio of students in sections A and B is 3 : 5 and that in sections B and C is 4 : 7. If the total number of students in the class is 134, then the number of students in section A is :

(a)   36

(b)   48

(c)   24

(d)   20

Answer: (c)

147. Four bells begin to toll together and toll respectively at intervals of 6, 7, 8 and 9 seconds. In 1.54 hours, how many times do they toll together and in what interval (seconds)?

(a)   14 ; 480

(b)   12 ; 504

(c)   14 ; 504

(d)   16 ; 580

Answer: (b)

148. If the digit of a two digit number are interchanged, the number so formed is 18 more than the original number. The sum of digits is 8. What is the thrice value of original number?

(a)   159

(b)   78

(c)   105

(d)   None of these

Answer: (c)

149. 

(a)   7

(b)   9

(c)   5

(d)   11

Answer: (c)

150. In a class there are 50 students. Their average weight is 45 kg. When a student leaves the class the average is reduced by 100 g. Find the weight of the student who left the class.

(a)   45.9 kg

(b)   49.5 kg

(c)   49.9 kg

(d)   45.5 kg

Answer: (c)

151. If  what is the value of 

(a)   3b2/64

(b)   3/64

(c) 

(d)   9/64

Answer: (b)

152. A monkey climbs a pole 30 m high. It climbs 15 m in one minutes and then slides down 12 m the next minutes. How many minutes does it take to reach the top of the pole?

(a)   10

(b)   12

(c)   11

(d)   15

Answer: (c)

153. 5% of income of A is equal to 15% income of B. 10% of income of B is equal to 20% of C. If income of C is Rs 2000, what is the total income of A, B and C?

(a)   Rs 14000

(b)   Rs 16000

(c)   Rs 18000

(d)   Rs 12400

Answer: (c)

154. A trade allows 20% discount for cash but charges interest after 4 months. If a customer pays cash what interest per annum he gets for his money?

(a)   20%

(b)   40%

(c)   50%

(d)   75%

Answer: (b)

155. Ratio between ages of Subhash, Prasad and Amar is 3 : 6 : 7. If the difference between the ages of Prasad and Amar is 10 years, then what is the difference between the ages of Subhash and Prasad?

(a)   10 years

(b)   20 years

(c)   5 years

(d)   30 years

Answer: (d)

156. A shopkeeper advertizes for selling cloth at 4% loss. However, by using a false metre scale he actually gains 25%. What is the actual length of the scale?

(a)   80 cm

(b)   70 cm

(c)   90 cm

(d)   75 cm

Answer: (a)

157. The sum of two numbers is 2490. If 6.5% of one number is equal to 8.5% of the other, the greater number is

(a)   1079

(b)   1380

(c)   1411

(d)   1250

Answer: (c)

158. From a cube of 8 m side a square hole of 3 m side is hollowed from end to end. What is the volume of the remaining solid?

(a)   480 m3

(b)   508 m3

(c)   520 m3

(d)   440 m3

Answer: (d)

159. 8 men and 12 children can do a work in 9 days. A child takes double the time to do a work than the man. In how many days 12 men can complete double the work?

(a) 

(b)   14 days

(c) 

(d)   21 days

Answer: (d)

160. Two trains start from stations A and B and travel towards each other at a speed of 50 km/h and 60 km/h respectively. At the time of their meeting, the second train had travelled 120 km more than the first. The distance between A and B is

(a)   1320 km

(b)   1440 km

(c)   1660 km

(d)   600 km

Answer: (a)

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