Railway (RRC) South Eastern Railway Group ‘D’ Examination Delhi Zone Held on 23.11.2014 Question Paper With Answer Key

Railway (RRC) South Eastern Railway Group ‘D’ Examination Delhi Zone Held on 23.11.2014

 

1. A train crosses a pole in 15 seconds. If the speed of the train is 36 km/hr, then the length of the train is :

(1)   200 metres

(2)   175 metres

(3)   150 metres

(4)   120 metres

Answer: (3)

2. By selling 100 bananas, a fruit-seller gains the selling price of 20 bananas. His gain is :

(1)   10%

(2)   15%

(3)   20%

(4)   25%

Answer: (4)

3. One type of tea costing Rs. 150 per kg is mixed with another type of tea costing Rs. 200 per kg in the ration 2 : 3. What is the price of the mixed tea per kg?

(1)   Rs. 180

(2)   Rs. 170

(3)   Rs. 175

(4)   Rs. 185

Answer: (1)

4. A train moves past a telegraph post in 8 seconds and a bridge 264 long in 20 seconds. What is the speed of the train.

(1)   69.5 km/hr

(2)   70 km/hr

(3)   79 km/hr

(4)   79.2 km/hr

Answer: (4)

5. Cost of 3 chairs and 4 tables together is equal to cost of 5 chairs and 3 tables. What is the ratio of the cost of a chair and table?

(1)   2 : 1

(2)   1 : 2

(3)   3 : 1

(4)   3 : 2

Answer: (2)

6. Given P : Q = 2 : 3 and Q : R = 4 : 5; if R – P = 21, then what is Q?

(1)   24

(2)   27

(3)   30

(4)   36

Answer: (4)

7. If the numerator of a fraction be decreased by 10% and the denominator be increased by 20%, the fraction becomes 9/20. Find the original fraction.

(1)   3/5

(2)   2/5

(3)   5/9

(4)   4/5

Answer: (1)

8. The product of two numbers is 4107. If the H.C.F. of the numbers is 37, the greater number is :

(1)   185

(2)   111

(3)   107

(4)   101

Answer: (2)

9. At what ratio milk costing 16.50 per litre be mixed with water so that the price of the mixture is Rs. 15 per litre?

(1)   5 : 1

(2)   10 : 1

(3)   5 : 2

(4)   5 : 3

Answer: (2)

10. If the length of each side of a square is decreased by 10%, how much percent will the area of the square decrease?

(1)   20%

(2)   40%

(3)   19%

(4)   21%

Answer: (3)

11. If the ratio of two numbers is 2 : 3 and their L.C.M. is 144, what are the numbers?

(1)   36, 54

(2)   24, 36

(3)   12, 18

(4)   48, 72

Answer: (4)

12. If lemons are bought 6 for a rupee and sold at 5 for a rupee, what will be the gain percent?

(1)   25%

(2)   10%

(3)   15%

(4)   20%

Answer: (4)

13. In two types of brass, the ration of copper and zinc are 8 : 3 and 15 : 7 respectively. If these two types of brass are mixed in the ratio 5 : 2, what will be t he ratio of copper and zinc in the new mixture?

(1)   5 : 3

(2)   5 : 2

(3)   7 : 3

(4)   8 : 15

Answer: (2)

14. 10 men working 6 hours a day can complete a work in 18 days. How many hours a day must 15 men work to complete the same work in 12 days?

(1)   6

(2)   10

(3)   12

(4)   15

Answer: (1)

15. If 6 persons working 8 hours a day earn Rs. 8400 per week, then 9 persons working 6 hours a day will earn week –

(1)   Rs. 8400

(2)   Rs. 16800

(3)   Rs. 9450

(4)   Rs. 16200

Answer: (3)

16. By selling a tape-recorder for Rs. 950, I lose 5%. What percent shall I gain by selling it for Rs. 1040?

(1)   5

(2)   4

(3)   4.5

(4)   9

Answer: (2)

17. The average monthly income of X and Y is Rs. 5050. The average monthly income of Y and Z is Rs. 6250 and the average monthly income of X and Z is Rs. 5200. The monthly income of X is :

(1)   Rs. 4050

(2)   Rs. 3500

(3)   Rs. 4000

(4)   Rs. 5000

Answer: (3)

18. There are 50 students in a class. One of them weighing 50 kg goes way and a new student joins. By this, the average weight of the class increases by 1/2 kg. The weight of the new student is :

(1)   70 kg

(2)   72 kg

(3)   75 kg

(4)   76 kg

Answer: (3)

19. The length of a rectangular hall is 5 metres more than its breadth. The area of the hall is 750 metre square. The length o f the hall is :

(1)   15 m

(2)   22.5 m

(3)   25 m

(4)   30 m

Answer: (4)

20. In two (2) hours, a man can row 26 km downstream but only 14 km upstream. The sped of the stream is :

(1)   2 km/hr

(2)   3 km/hr

(3)   4 km/hr

(4)   4.5 km/hr

Answer: (2)

21. A was born 5 years before B. B is 4 years older than C and 3 years younger to D. If A is now 17 years old, how old is D?

(1)   19 years

(2)   15 years

(3)   12 years

(4)   8 years

Answer: (2)

22. If NATION is coded as 467234 and EARN is coded as 1654, then ATTENTION should be coded as :

(1)   432769561

(2)   956143654

(3)   766412743

(4)   677147234

Answer: (4)

23. In a certain code language, ‘col tip mot’ means ‘singing is appreciable’; mot baj min’ means ‘adancing is good’; ‘tip mop baj’ means ‘singing and dacning’. Which of the following means ‘appreciable’?

(1)   tip

(2)   mot

(3)   mop

(4)   col

Answer: (4)

Directions (24-27) : Select the related word/letters/number from the given alternatives.

24. 1 : 8 : : 27 : ?

(1)   37

(2)   47

(3)   64

(4)   57

Answer: (3)

25. 12 : 30 : : 20 : ?

(1)   22

(2)   42

(3)   35

(4)   48

Answer: (2)

26. Fox : Cunning : Rabbit : ?

(1)   Courageous

(2)   Dangerous

(3)   Timid

(4)   Ferocious

Answer: (3)

27. ABC/F : BCD/I :: CDE/L : ?

(1)   DEF/O

(2)   DEF/N

(3)   EDF/O

(4)   DEF/M

Answer: (1)

Direction (28-30) : Find the missing number/letters word from the given alternatives.

28. 7, 9, 13, 21, ?

(1)   31

(2)   35

(3)   32

(4)   37

Answer: (4)

29. DWEF, FUGT, HISR, ?

(1)   JKQP

(2)   JPQK

(3)   JQKP

(4)   JPKQ

Answer: (3)

30. 1, 1, 4, 8, 9, 7 ?

(1)   31

(2)   64

(3)   16

(4)   10

Answer: (3)

31. Identify the case where the members of the Hindustan Republican Party were involved?

(1)   Alipore Conspiracy case

(2)   Deli Conspiracy case

(3)   Kakor Conspiracy case

(4)   Chittagong Armoury Raid

Answer: (3)

32. Krishnadeve Raya belonged to which of the following dynasties?

(1)   Sangama

(2)   Saluva

(3)   Tuluva

(4)   Aravidu

Answer: (3)

33. The biggest building at Mohenjaodaro was the :

(1)   Assembly Hall

(2)   Great Bath

(3)   Rectangular Building

(4)   Great Granary

Answer: (4)

34. The famous Bengali play ‘Neel Darpan’ (1860) was about :

(1)   the handloom wavers

(2)   the indigo planters and indigo farmers

(3)   the artisans

(4)   the common man

Answer: (2)

35. Which movement was launched along with Khilafat movement?

(1)   Swadeshi Movement

(2)   Home Rule Movement

(3)   Civil Disobedience Movement

(4)   Non-Cooperation Movement

Answer: (4)

36. Theosophical Society was founded in the year :

(1)   1867

(2)   1870

(3)   1875

(4)   1884

Answer: (3)

37. What was the capital of Kadamba Kings?

(1)   Banavasi

(2)   Badami

(3)   Malabar

(4)   Vengi

Answer: (1)

38. During the British rule, in which year was the All India Muslim League founded?

(1)   1905

(2)   1906

(3)   1907

(4)   1908

Answer: (2)

39. Who was the founder of the Hindu Philosophical thought, Sankhya’?

(1)   Patanjali

(2)   Gautama

(3)   Kapila

(4)   Badrayana

Answer: (3)

40. Chand Bibi, the famous queen who fought valiantly against Akbar belonged to which Kingdom?

(1)   Bijapur

(2)   Golconda

(3)   Ahmadnagar

(4)   Berar

Answer: (1)

41. Who was the first Muslim President of Indian National Congress

(1)   Hakim Azmal Khan

(2)   Rafi Ahmed Kidwai

(3)   Abul Kalam Azad

(4)   Badruddin Taiyabjee

Answer: (4)

42. ‘Mattavilasa-Prahasana’ was written by :

(1)   Mahdravarman I

(2)   Narasimha

(3)   Narasimhavarman II

(4)   Simhavishnu

Answer: (1)

43. Where did Gautama Buddha attain enlightenment?

(1)   Lumbini

(2)   Sarnath

(3)   Bodh Gaya

(4)   Kusinagara

Answer: (3)

44. Which national leader during the freedom struggle was known as ‘Desapriya’?

(1)   Chittaranjan Das

(2)   Jatindranath Das

(3)   Birendranath Sansmal

(4)   Jatindra Mohan Sengupta

Answer: (4)

45. Which one of the following leaders was elected as President of the all India Khilafat Conference held in Delhi in 1919?

(1)   Mahatma Gandhi

(2)   Shaukat Ali

(3)   M. A. Jinnah

(4)   Abul Kalam Azad

Answer: (1)

46. Who was the father of Gautama Buddha?

(1)   Devadatta

(2)   Siddhartha

(3)   Tathagata

(4)   Suddhodhana

Answer: (4)

47. Who along with Bhagat Singh threw a bomb in the Central Legislative Assembly on April 8, 1929?

(1)   Rajguru

(2)   Sukhdev

(3)   Jatin Das

(4)   Batukeshwar Dutta

Answer: (4)

48. Who among the following foreigners was first to arrive in India?

(1)   Megasthenes

(2)   Iban Batuta

(3)   Hiuen Tsang

(4)   Fa Hien

Answer: (1)

49. Where was Mahatma Gandhi detained during ‘Quit India’ movement?

(1)   Sabarmati Ashram

(2)   Sevagram

(3)   Aga Khan Palace

(4)   Residence of Jamnalal Bajaj

Answer: (3)

50. The Aihole Inscription refers to the exploits of

(1)   Harsha Vardhana

(2)   Rajendra I

(3)   Pulakesin II

(4)   Rajaraja I

Answer: (3)

51. Palk Strait separates India from :

(1)   Pakistan

(2)   China

(3)   Maldives

(4)   Sri Lanka

Answer: (4)

52. In which course of the river, deltas are formed?

(1)   Upper or Mountain Course

(2)   Middle or Valley Course

(3)   Lower of Plain Course

(4)   None of these

Answer: (3)

53. Which one of the following types of plaints is not formed by the action of the rivers?

(1)   Loess Plains

(2)   Alluvial Plains

(3)   Flood Plain Deposits

(4)   Deltas

Answer: (1)

54. In which Indian state is Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary situated?

(1)   Gujarat

(2)   Maharashtra

(3)   Rajasthan

(4)   Himachal Pradesh

Answer: (3)

55. Which of the following is not a tributary of the river Krishna?

(1)   Tungabhadra

(2)   Malaprabha

(3)   Ghataprabha

(4)   Amravati

Answer: (4)

56. On which river is the Idukki Dam located?

(1)   Krishna

(2)   Kaveri

(3)   Periyar

(4)   Mahanadi

Answer: (3)

57. The leading producer of Coffee in the world is :

(1)   Turkey

(2)   Brazil

(3)   Venezuela

(4)   Cuba

Answer: (2)

58. The grassland ‘Pampas’ is situated in which of the following countries?

(1)   Brazil

(2)   U.S.A

(3)   Canada

(4)   Argentina

Answer: (4)

59. Which of the following is not an igneous rock?

(1)   Granite

(2)   Quartz

(3)   Feldspar

(4)   Slate

Answer: (4)

60. Roaring Forties is/are:

(1)   One of the major water currents of the Atlantic Ocean

(2)   Westerly Winds

(3)   The biggest and the most dangerous river of the Europe

(4)   The name given to the biggest waterfalls in the world

Answer: (2)

61. The vitamin t hat is found in citrus foods such as lemon and oranges is :

(1)   vitamin C

(2)   vitamin A

(3)   vitamin B

(4)   vitamin D

Answer: (1)

62. Which of the following is by product in the manufacture of soap?

(1)   glycerol

(2)   ethanol

(3)   methanol

(4)   glycol

Answer: (1)

63. A wire conveying current can deflect a pivoted magnetic needle. This was was discovered by:

(1)   Marconi

(2)   Oersted

(3)   Feraday

(4)   Ohm

Answer: (2)

64. Who discovered neutron, one of the constituent particles of nucleus of an atom?

(1)   Madam Curie

(2)   Rutherford

(3)   James Chadwick

(4)   Max Planck

Answer: (3)

65. What is the chemical formula for Green Vitriol?

(1)   FeSO4  . 7H­2O

(2)   MgSO4 . 7H2O

(3)   CaSO4 . 2H2O

(4)   ZnSO4 . 7H2O

Answer: (1)

66. The weight of an object would be minimum when it is placed:

(1)   at the North Pole

(2)   at the South Pole

(3)   at the Equator

(4)   at the centre of the earth

Answer: (4)

67. In a refrigerator, the refrigerant is :

(1)   nitrogen

(2)   oxygen

(3)   chlorine

(4)   Freon

Answer: (4)

68. A red object, when seen through a thick blue glass, appears :

(1)   red

(2)   violet

(3)   green

(4)   black

Answer: (4)

69. Among the following, whose function is to transport Oxygen through the human body?

(1)   White Blood Corpuscles

(2)   Blood Platelets

(3)   Plasma

(4)   Red Blood Corpuscles

Answer: (4)

70. What is the chemical name of vitamin B2?

(1)   Thiamin

(2)   Retinol

(3)   Ascorbic Acid

(4)   Riboflavin

Answer: (4)

71. Which of the following is the cause of weightlessness experienced while orbiting around earth on a spaceship?

(1)   inertia

(2)   zero gravity

(3)   acceleration

(4)   centre of gravity

Answer: (2)

72. Formation of shadows can be explained by:

(1)   rectilinear propagation of light

(2)   reflection

(3)   refraction

(4)   total internal reflection

Answer: (1)

73. Formation of the following is a solid?

(1)   Chloroform

(2)   Iodoform

(3)   Ethy Alcohol

(4)   Ether

Answer: (2)

74. The method used to separate aluminium from alumina is :

(1)   electroplating

(2)   electrotyping

(3)   electrolysis

(4)   distillation

Answer: (3)

75. Treatment of rubbers with sulphur is termed as :

(1)   hardening

(2)   blackening

(3)   softening

(4)   vulcanising

Answer: (4)

76. Of the following types of electromagnetic radiation, which has the longest wavelength?

(1)   ultraviolet rays

(2)   gamma rays

(3)   radio waves

(4)   infrared waves

Answer: (3)

77. We cannot see during a fog because of :

(1)   reflection of light

(2)   internal reflection

(3)   refraction

(4)   scattering of light

Answer: (4)

78. In the working of an electric fan, there is conversion of:

(1)   electrical energy into heat energy

(2)   electrical energy into mechanical energy

(3)   mechanical energy into electrical energy

(4)   mechanical energy into heat energy

Answer: (2)

79. Which among the following is not a nitrogenous fertilizer?

(1)   Ammonium Sulphate

(2)   Calcium Cynamide

(3)   Superphosphate of Lime

(4)   Urea

Answer: (3)

80. A hormone which contains iodine is :

(1)   adrenalin

(2)   glucagon

(3)   epinephrine

(4)   thyroxin

Answer: (4)

81. To which country does the footballer Christiano Ronaldo belong to ?

(1)   Portugal

(2)   Spain

(3)   England

(4)   France

Answer: (1)

82. Where is Himalayan Mountaineering Institute located?

(1)   Darjeeling

(2)   Dehradun

(3)   Marmagao

(4)   Dispur

Answer: (1)

83. The salary and allowances of President are charged on the :

(1)   Consolidated Fund of India

(2)   Contingency Fund of India

(3)   Rashtrapati Fund

(4)   Special Fund of Parliament

Answer: (1)

84. Who will become President of the European Council on 1st December, 2014?

(1)   Alexandero Stubb

(2)   Donal Tusk

(3)   Antonis Samaras

(4)   Matteo Renzi

Answer: (2)

85. Who was the first Speaker of first Lok Sabha of India?

(1)   Hukum Singh

(2)   G. V. Mavalankar

(3)   Balaram Jakhar

(4)   M. V. Iyengar

Answer: (2)

86. Philology is the :

(1)   Study of Bones

(2)   Study of Muscles

(3)   Study of Architecture

(4)   Study of Languages

Answer: (4)

87. Who has taken over as the new Chairperson of Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) in August, 2014?

(1)   Rajni Razdan

(2)   P C. Hota

(3)   D. P. Agarwal

(4)   Mata Prasad

Answer: (1)

88. ‘To value and preserve the rich heritage of our composite culture’ is included in which part of our Constitution?

(1)   Fundamental Rights

(2)   Citizenship

(3)   State List

(4)   Fundamental Duties

Answer: (4)

89. ‘To separate the Judiciary from t he Executive’ is mentioned in which Article of the Indian Constitution?

(1)   Article 43

(2)   Article 40

(3)   Article 42

(4)   Article 50

Answer: (4)

90. What is the area wise biggest Indian state as per Census of 2011?

(1)   Uttar Pradesh

(2)   Maharashtra

(3)   Rajasthan

(4)   Madhya Pradesh

Answer: (3)

91. Among the following places of India, where is one of the satellite launching stations located?

(1)   Sriharikota

(2)   Solapur

(3)   Salem

(4)   Warangal

Answer: (1)

92. East Timor which became 191st member of the United Nations is in the continent of :

(1)   Asia

(2)   Europe

(3)   Africa

(4)   South America

Answer: (1)

93. What is the Parliament of Iran known as?

(1)   National Assembly

(2)   Senate

(3)   Congress

(4)   Majlis

Answer: (4)

94. Who has taken over as the Chairman of the Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee after the constitution of 16th Lok Sabha?

(1)   Mallikarjun Kharge

(2)   Murli Manohar Joshi

(3)   K. V. Thomas

(4)   A. K. Antony

Answer: (3)

95. What is the capital of Finland?

(1)   Bonn

(2)   Oslo

(3)   Helsinki

(4)   Prague

Answer: (3)

96. The Chief Justice of a High Court is appointed by :

(1)   The State Government

(2)   The President

(3)   The Governor of the State Concerned

(4)   The Chief Justice of India

Answer: (2)

97. The Council of Ministers of the Central Government of India is responsible to :

(1)   the Prime Minister

(2)   the President

(3)   the Parliament

(4)   the Vice President

Answer: (3)

98. Who is the inventor of ‘Crescograph’?

(1)   Jagadish Chandra Bose

(2)   Satyendra Nath Bose

(3)   Prafulla Chandra Roy

(4)   C. V. Raman

Answer: (1)

99. As per Census of 2011, which Indian state has the highest literacy rate ?

(1)   Goa

(2)   Mizoram

(3)   Meghalaya

(4)   Kerala

Answer: (4)

100. Which is the recently commissioned India’s largest domestically built destroyer warship?

(1)   INS Kamrota

(2)   INS Kolkata

(3)   INS Kamurk

(4)   INS Ranvijay

Answer: (2)

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