100525 + Interview Questions in GENERAL QA IN GENERAL AWARENESS

1.	Two moles of an idea gas is initially in state A having pressure `1.01xx10^(5)N//m^(2)` and temperature 3O0k keeping pressure constant the gas is taken to state B temperature at B is 500K the gas is then taken to state C in such a way that its temperature increases and volume decreases also from B To c the magnitude of `(dT)/(dV)` increases the volume of gas at C is equal to volume of gas at A now the gas is taken to initial state A keeping volume constant A total of 1200 J of heat is with drawn from the sample in the cyclic process the T-V graph for the cyclic process and work done in path B to C are respectively`(take R=8.3J//k//mol)`A. B. C. D.
Answer» Correct Answer - A In process AB pressure is constant `v propto T` that is we will obtain straight line in process BC temperature is increasing abd volume is decreasing A orB may be correct but in process CA volume is constant and work done in path Bto C is -4520J a is correct

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2.	A liquid whose coefficient of volume expansion is `gamma_(r)` Completely fills a sealed metal tank at negligible pressure the coefficient of linear expansion of the metal is alpha and the pressure of the liquid will beA. `gamma_(r) t/k`B. `t/k(gamma_(r)-3alpha)`C. `tk(gamma_r)-3alpha)`D. `t/k(gamma_(r)-alpha)`
Answer» Correct Answer - B `t/k = v(dp)/(dv)` `dp=(dv)/vxx1/k=(gamma_(r)-3alpha)(dv)/v=(vgamma_(r)t-v3alphaz)/v` `p=(gamma_(r)-3alpha)xxt/k`

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3.	There are two identical vessels containing same quantity of an ideal gas at same pressure vessel A is placed in a train moving with constant speed and the vessel B is placed on the platform in the frame of an observer standing on the platform select the correct statementA. Temperature of gas in both vessel is same where as kinetic energy of gas in the vessel is differentB. kinetic energy of gas in both vessels is same but temperature are differentC. both kinetic energy and temperature are same.D. both kinetic energy and temperature are different
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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4.	Change the voice of the sentence: The crowd expected him to arrive at ten o’clock.
Answer» By changing the given sentences we will get ''He was expected by the crowd to arrive at ten''. In passive voice, the action of the verb is on the target point. It means that the subject is either less important or not present at all. In an active voice, the scenario is different. The subject has more importance than the verb and the whole emphasis is on it. At ten,he was expected to arrive by the crowd

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Change the voice of the sentence: The crowd expected him to arrive at ten o’clock.

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By changing the given sentences we will get ''He was expected by the crowd to arrive at ten''.

In passive voice, the action of the verb is on the target point.

It means that the subject is either less important or not present at all.

In an active voice, the scenario is different.

The subject has more importance than the verb and the whole emphasis is on it.

At ten,he was expected to arrive by the crowd

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5.	Two identical glass spheres filled with air are connected by a thin horizontal glass tube the glass tube contains a pellet of mercury at its mid-point Air in one sphere is at `0^(@)C` and the other is at `20^(@)C` if temperature of both the vessels are increased by `10^(@)C` then neglecting the expansions of the bulbs and the tubeA. the mercury pellet gets displaced towards the sphere at lower temperatureB. the mercury pellet gets displaced towards the sphere at higher temperatureC. the mercury pellet does not get displaced at allD. the temperature rise causes the pellet to expand without any displacement
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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6.	Einstein is a synonym of genius. Explain
Answer» Albert Einstein have a great contribution in geographical and scientific fields .So he is a synonym of genius

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7.	A thin spherical shell of radius R has charge Q spread uniformly over its surface. Which of the following graphs most closely represents the electric field E(r) produced by the shell in the range `0lerltoo`, where r is the distance from the centre of the shell?A. B. C. D.
Answer» Correct Answer - A `E(r)=0` for `0 le r lt R=Q/(4pi in_(0) r^(2))` for `r gt R`

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8.	The self-inductance of a coil is 2H. The current in the coil changes from 8A to 2.95 A in 0.01 s. The time constant of the coil will be -A. 2sB. 0.1 sC. 10 msD. 1 ms
Answer» Correct Answer - C `(I)/(I_("max")) = (2.95)/(8) = 0.368` then `t = tau = 0.01 s = 10 ms`

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9.	In the figure given below, the position time graph of a particle of mass 0.1kg is shown. The impulse at t=2 sec is A. `0.2 kg ms^(-1)`B. `-0.2 kg m s^(-1)`C. `0.1 kg m s^(-1)`D. `-0.4 kg m s^(-1)`
Answer» Correct Answer - B Impulse `=` change in momentum `= 0.1 xx 2 = 0.2 kg ms^(1)`

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10.	If set A = {1, 2, 3, 5}, B = {2, 4, 6} and C = {0, 2, 4, 6, 8} Find A ∩ B ∩ C1. {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8}2. {2}3. {ф}4. None of these
Answer» Correct Answer - Option 2 : {2} Given: A = {1, 2, 3, 5} B = {2, 4, 6} C = {0, 2, 4, 6, 8} Concept: A ∩ B ∩ C consist all the number common in A, B and C Calculation: A ∩ B ∩ C = {1, 2, 3, 5} ∩ {2, 4, 6} ∩ {0, 2, 4, 6, 8} There is only one element common in set A, B and C ∴ A ∩ B ∩ C is {2}

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If set A = {1, 2, 3, 5}, B = {2, 4, 6} and C = {0, 2, 4, 6, 8} Find A ∩ B ∩ C1. {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8}2. {2}3. {ф}4. None of these

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 2 : {2}

Given:

A = {1, 2, 3, 5}

B = {2, 4, 6}

C = {0, 2, 4, 6, 8}

Concept:

A ∩ B ∩ C consist all the number common in A, B and C

Calculation:

A ∩ B ∩ C = {1, 2, 3, 5} ∩ {2, 4, 6} ∩ {0, 2, 4, 6, 8}

There is only one element common in set A, B and C

∴ A ∩ B ∩ C is {2}

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11.	How ________ here? A) long you stay B) often you stay C) long are you staying D) often are you staying
Answer» Correct option is C) long are you staying

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12.	hese are nice apples. How ________ in a kilo? A) much are there B) many are there C) much are they D) many are they
Answer» Correct option is B) many are there

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13.	The best student in each class will ______ a prize at the end of term. A) catch B) receive C) possess D) prove E) reward
Answer» Correct option is B) receive

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14.	The business letter ___ just ___ . A) is / written B) has / been written C) was / written D) were / written E) is / going to write
Answer» Correct option is B) has / been written

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15.	What drastic change came over Hawking after the diagnosis of the disease?
Answer» A drastic change came over Hawking after the diagnosis of the disease. He had many dreams. He said that his dreams were at that time very confused. Before his condition was diagnosed he was bored with life. But after he came out of hospital, he dreamt that he was going to be executed. He realized then that there were a lot of important things to do if he was given a reprieve – time to live for some more time. Hawking was getting some more time to live and life was precious.

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16.	Attempt an assessment of the personality of Hawking in a short paragraph.
Answer» Hawking was a man of determination and perseverance. When he was at Oxford, in his late teens, he was lively, buoyant, and adaptable. He wore his hair long. He was famous for his wit. He liked classical musical and was interested in sports. When he was in the 3rd year at Oxford he applied to do a Ph.D. at Cambridge. He was accepted on condition that he got a ‘First’ from Oxford. But during the examination he had only borderline marks between a first and a second. The examiners summoned him and asked him about his plans. He told them bluntly, “If I get a first, I shall go to Cambridge. If I receive a second, I will remain at Oxford. So I expect that you will give me a first.” They gave him a First and he went to Cambridge. This shows how frank and open he was. When he was 21, he contracted a rare disease which caused disintegration of the nerve cells of his spinal cord and brain. He walked around with a cane, supporting himself against a wall. His speech was impaired. But nothing stopped him from achieving what he wanted. It was this determination that attracted Jane Wilde whom he married. He lost his voice after a tracheotomy operation. But he continued working with an Equalizer, which helped him to choose words from a computer screen. He asked fundamental questions like where did the universe come from and whether it has boundaries. Is there a beginning of time? Could time run back? His book ‘A Brief History of Time’ contains a lot of paradoxes that will surprise us. He is often called another Einstein.

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Attempt an assessment of the personality of Hawking in a short paragraph.

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Hawking was a man of determination and perseverance. When he was at Oxford, in his late teens, he was lively, buoyant, and adaptable. He wore his hair long. He was famous for his wit. He liked classical musical and was interested in sports. When he was in the 3rd year at Oxford he applied to do a Ph.D. at Cambridge. He was accepted on condition that he got a ‘First’ from Oxford. But during the examination he had only borderline marks between a first and a second.

The examiners summoned him and asked him about his plans. He told them bluntly, “If I get a first, I shall go to Cambridge. If I receive a second, I will remain at Oxford. So I expect that you will give me a first.” They gave him a First and he went to Cambridge. This shows how frank and open he was. When he was 21, he contracted a rare disease which caused disintegration of the nerve cells of his spinal cord and brain. He walked around with a cane, supporting himself against a wall.

His speech was impaired. But nothing stopped him from achieving what he wanted. It was this determination that attracted Jane Wilde whom he married. He lost his voice after a tracheotomy operation. But he continued working with an Equalizer, which helped him to choose words from a computer screen. He asked fundamental questions like where did the universe come from and whether it has boundaries. Is there a beginning of time? Could time run back? His book ‘A Brief History of Time’ contains a lot of paradoxes that will surprise us. He is often called another Einstein.

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17.	What could have been the misgivings of Jane?
Answer» While on a trip to Switzerland, Hawking contracted pneumonia and was left on a life-support system. The doctors treating him suggested a tracheotomy operation which would remove his windpipe. It might save his life but he would never again be able to speak or make a vocal sound. Jane thought her husband might die with this operation. That is why she said, The future looks very bleak.’ Hawking would no longer breathe through his mouth and nose, but through a permanent hole made in his throat.

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18.	What was Jane’s impression of Hawking?
Answer» Just before Hawking entered the hospital for tests, he met Jane Wilde at a New Year’s Party at St. Alban’s. She thought Hawking was very intelligent, eccentric and rather arrogant. But he was interesting and she liked his wit. She fell in love with him.

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19.	Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow:Shopping centres are good. They are a sign of dizzying economic growth, and a demonstration of how far Asians have come, in such a short time. For many of the older generation who can remember a time when everyone lived in villages and there was no running water, the multilevel air-conditioned mall represents comfort, choice, luxury and better times. But many Asian metropolises with growing middle classes now have such a great number of malls – all full with outlets of Marks & Spencer, Gap, Starbucks, Bulgari, Cartier, Mont Blancthat they appear to have long crossed saturation point. Nowadays, it seems our default place for every activity is the mall–it’s where we shop, eat, watch movies, bowl, arrange to meet our friends, have a romantic date or just generally lie around.Many young people shop for clothes at the mall so that they can look good when they meet their friends – at the mall. My main argument with shopping centres is not that they are often massive concrete blocks that don’t take into account the architectural nuances or cultural backdrop of a city, or that they promote ultra-consumerism at a time when our planet can ill afford it. My main protest with the excess of malls is that they don’t seem to make us happy. Oh, the large advertisements outside the stores could persuade us to think that if we only had this pair of jeans, or if we hung out at this café, then we could feel more satisfied. But once we buy something, we only want to buy something more.Shopping malls, even though they try to look as showy and as welcoming as possible, can be unkind places. The very concept of the mega-mall plays on human feelings of inadequacy and competitiveness. To make us buy, it must make us feel that we lack something, or that everyone else has something we do not yet own. We must consume to surpass others or, at the very least, to keep up. We purchase to fit in. How can this constant undercurrent of competitiveness of us always trying to be “cool,” bring us true joy ?The saddest thing is that the modern mall, basically an American import, has made us put aside a whole array of beautiful, worthwhile – and yes, cheaper-activities, many of them inherent to our own culture or region. We have no one to blame but ourselves. Instead of shopping, we could be cooking, visiting a nearby waterfall, beach or temple, reading a novel, writing poetry, starting a blog, making music, taking a long walk, playing a game, learning a dance or – here’s a fundamental idea-visiting a friend.Every time there’s a spare piece of land, all we can think of building on it is yet another mall. This way, we show not only our affluent status but also demonstrate our poverty in terms of imagination, adventure and passion. Perhaps instead, we should be building libraries, or theatres, art galleries, museums, sports halls, public swimming pools, parks, animal sanctuariesthe list is endless.1. What should we be building instead of malls ?2. What are the shopping centres a sign of ?3. What do we generally do at malls ?4. Why do many people shop at malls ?5. What is the main protest of the author with the excess of malls ?
Answer» 1. Instead of malls, we should be building libraries, theatres, art galleries, museums, sports halls, etc. 2. The shopping centres are a sign of dizzying economic growth and show how far Asians have come in such a short time. 3. At malls we shop, eat, watch movies, bowl, arrange to meet our friends, have a romantic date or generally lie around. 4. Many people shop at malls so that they can look good when they meet their friends there. 5. The main protest of the author is that malls do not make us happy.

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Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow:Shopping centres are good. They are a sign of dizzying economic growth, and a demonstration of how far Asians have come, in such a short time. For many of the older generation who can remember a time when everyone lived in villages and there was no running water, the multilevel air-conditioned mall represents comfort, choice, luxury and better times. But many Asian metropolises with growing middle classes now have such a great number of malls – all full with outlets of Marks & Spencer, Gap, Starbucks, Bulgari, Cartier, Mont Blancthat they appear to have long crossed saturation point. Nowadays, it seems our default place for every activity is the mall–it’s where we shop, eat, watch movies, bowl, arrange to meet our friends, have a romantic date or just generally lie around.Many young people shop for clothes at the mall so that they can look good when they meet their friends – at the mall. My main argument with shopping centres is not that they are often massive concrete blocks that don’t take into account the architectural nuances or cultural backdrop of a city, or that they promote ultra-consumerism at a time when our planet can ill afford it. My main protest with the excess of malls is that they don’t seem to make us happy. Oh, the large advertisements outside the stores could persuade us to think that if we only had this pair of jeans, or if we hung out at this café, then we could feel more satisfied. But once we buy something, we only want to buy something more.Shopping malls, even though they try to look as showy and as welcoming as possible, can be unkind places. The very concept of the mega-mall plays on human feelings of inadequacy and competitiveness. To make us buy, it must make us feel that we lack something, or that everyone else has something we do not yet own. We must consume to surpass others or, at the very least, to keep up. We purchase to fit in. How can this constant undercurrent of competitiveness of us always trying to be “cool,” bring us true joy ?The saddest thing is that the modern mall, basically an American import, has made us put aside a whole array of beautiful, worthwhile – and yes, cheaper-activities, many of them inherent to our own culture or region. We have no one to blame but ourselves. Instead of shopping, we could be cooking, visiting a nearby waterfall, beach or temple, reading a novel, writing poetry, starting a blog, making music, taking a long walk, playing a game, learning a dance or – here’s a fundamental idea-visiting a friend.Every time there’s a spare piece of land, all we can think of building on it is yet another mall. This way, we show not only our affluent status but also demonstrate our poverty in terms of imagination, adventure and passion. Perhaps instead, we should be building libraries, or theatres, art galleries, museums, sports halls, public swimming pools, parks, animal sanctuariesthe list is endless.1. What should we be building instead of malls ?2. What are the shopping centres a sign of ?3. What do we generally do at malls ?4. Why do many people shop at malls ?5. What is the main protest of the author with the excess of malls ?

Answer»

1. Instead of malls, we should be building libraries, theatres, art galleries, museums, sports halls, etc.

2. The shopping centres are a sign of dizzying economic growth and show how far Asians have come in such a short time.

3. At malls we shop, eat, watch movies, bowl, arrange to meet our friends, have a romantic date or generally lie around.

4. Many people shop at malls so that they can look good when they meet their friends there.

5. The main protest of the author is that malls do not make us happy.

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20.	Is Stephen Hawking really a great mind on par with the likes of Einstein and Newton? Justify your answer.
Answer» It is not yet time to make a verdict on the work of Stephen Hawking. Newton and Einstein are giants who rule the world of science. It is true that Hawking has said some significant things about the universe. He has asked significant questions but he has not provided adequate answers. Anybody can ask questions. Asking questions does not make a person a genius. Hawking used to ask daring, unexpected and penetrating questions during the sessions involving some of the most famous and distinguished scientists in the world. That is how he earned his name as ‘a genius’ and as ‘another Einstein’. I don’t think his mind is on par with the likes of Newton and Einstein. Time may prove me wrong. But for the moment I stick to my answer.

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Is Stephen Hawking really a great mind on par with the likes of Einstein and Newton? Justify your answer.

Answer»

It is not yet time to make a verdict on the work of Stephen Hawking. Newton and Einstein are giants who rule the world of science. It is true that Hawking has said some significant things about the universe. He has asked significant questions but he has not provided adequate answers. Anybody can ask questions. Asking questions does not make a person a genius.

Hawking used to ask daring, unexpected and penetrating questions during the sessions involving some of the most famous and distinguished scientists in the world. That is how he earned his name as ‘a genius’ and as ‘another Einstein’. I don’t think his mind is on par with the likes of Newton and Einstein. Time may prove me wrong. But for the moment I stick to my answer.

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21.	Write a note on the character of Jane.
Answer» Jane was a shy teenager with a strong faith in God. This faith was ingrained in her by her mother. She believed that good can come out of any adversity. When she met Hawking after his discharge from the hospital, he was in a sad state. She felt that he had lost his will to live and he was very confused. She was not put off by his physical or mental condition. Hawking liked her optimism and their friendship grew. They thought that together they could make something good. For Stephen, it made a big difference. He applied for a research fellowship at Caius, one of the colleges of Cambridge University. In 1965, when he was 23, he received his fellowship at Caius. In July 1965, he married Jane. They had 3 children. In fact, it was Jane who gave moral support to Hawking to overcome his adversities and do something great for mankind.

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Write a note on the character of Jane.

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Jane was a shy teenager with a strong faith in God. This faith was ingrained in her by her mother. She believed that good can come out of any adversity. When she met Hawking after his discharge from the hospital, he was in a sad state. She felt that he had lost his will to live and he was very confused. She was not put off by his physical or mental condition. Hawking liked her optimism and their friendship grew. They thought that together they could make something good.

For Stephen, it made a big difference. He applied for a research fellowship at Caius, one of the colleges of Cambridge University. In 1965, when he was 23, he received his fellowship at Caius. In July 1965, he married Jane. They had 3 children. In fact, it was Jane who gave moral support to Hawking to overcome his adversities and do something great for mankind.

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22.	How did Hawking startle the audience?
Answer» He startled his audience by telling them that there was an end in sight for Theoretical Physics. He invited them to join him in a sensational escape through time and space.

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23.	Can a person be judged by appearance alone? Justify your response.
Answer» A person cannot be judged by appearance alone. Many great men in history did not have a great appearance. Napoleon Bonaparte was a very short person. Franklin Roosevelt, one of the greatest American Presidents, spent most of his working hours in a wheelchair, and he walked with leg braces and canes, usually with help. Mother Theresa did not appear a robust person but she was really great.

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24.	I need to buy all sorts of things _____ socks, shirts and knickers. A) likes B) such C) likeD) as
Answer» Correct option is C) like

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25.	___ for better future many Asians leave their native countries ___ to Europe. A) hope / move B) hoping / moves C) hoped / moving D) hoping / moving E) hope / moving
Answer» Correct option is D) hoping / moving

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26.	It’s July and the weather’s awful! It’s _____ in winter! A) likes B) as like C) like D)as
Answer» Correct option is C) like

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27.	He remembered he was going to buy a new suit ___ the shop. A) pass B) passes C) to pass D) passing E) will pass
Answer» Correct option is D) passing

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28.	Find the appropriate questions for the following answersIn the corner Michael tried to remember the thing he had done. A) In the corner he forget what he had done, didn't he? B) What does Michael do in the corner? C) Did he try to recollect what he had done D) What does he try to recollect in the corner? E) What did Michael do in the corner?
Answer» E) What did Michael do in the corner?

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29.	We knew nothing of his ___ a student. A) being B) be C) beenD) to be E) to have been
Answer» Correct option is A) being

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30.	Find the appropriate questions for the following answersJune 26 was established as South African Freedom Day in 1950 when African National Congress and other mass organizations in South Africa staged a huge protest against the totalitarian regime. A) Why was June 26 established as South African Freedom Day? B) How is the South African Freedom Pay marked? C) What does the totalitarian regime mean? D) When was African National Congress held? E) What is the role of mass organization in South Africa?
Answer» A) Why was June 26 established as South African Freedom Day?

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31.	Find the appropriate questions for the following answersThis year I've got less presents than I did the previous year. A) When is your birthday? B) How many relatives have you? C) You got few presents this year, didn't you? D) When did you receive more presents, this year or the previous one? E) Why did you get less presents for your last birthday than usually?
Answer» D) When did you receive more presents, this year or the previous one?

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32.	You might make less noise. If only you _______ less noise. A) had made B) made C) would make D) might make
Answer» Correct option is B) made

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33.	pratibha partner of a firm has advanced loan to the firm of Rs, 1,00,000 the firm does not have a paranership Deed will pratibha get interest on the if yes , at which rate and Why ?
Answer» Yes, In the absence of Partnership Deed, a partner receive interest on loan @ 6% p.a.

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34.	what Is ment by Fluctuating capital of a partner /
Answer» In a firm, there is a single account under the name “Capital” which shows all the necessary information about the different transactions related to the capital. It mostly starts with a credit amount of the capital invested by the partner in the initial time of the business. All the adjustments leading to a decrease in the Capital are shown on the Debit side of the Capital Account. For example, Drawings by Partners and interest comes on the debit side of the Capital account. All the adjustments leading to an increase in the Capital are shown on the Credit side.

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35.	Find the appropriate questions for the following answersIt will take us 2 hours to get home. A) How long will it take you to get home? B) How long will it take them to get home? C) Will it take you 2 hours to get home? D) It will take you 2 hours to get home, won't it? E) Will it take him two or more hours to get home?
Answer» A) How long will it take you to get home?

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36.	Neha , a partners owns a building in which the firm carries its business , the firm pays her Rs. 10,000 as rent of the bulilding to which account rent will be debited ?
Answer» Correct Answer - Yes

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37.	Find the appropriate questions for the following answersThe publisher owns the newspaper and pays for everything. A) Where does the publisher go to pay for B) Why does the publisher own the newspaper and pay for everything? C) Whom does the publisher pay for? D) What does the publisher own and pay for? E) Why can't the publisher own the newspaper and pay for everything?
Answer» D) What does the publisher own and pay for?

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38.	Find the appropriate questions for the following answersThe old gray donkey is quite unhappy. It is his birthday but nobody has come to wish him "Many happy returns of the day." There are no presents, no cake and no candles. A) Why is the donkey unhappy? B) What is he doing? C) Whose birthday is it? D) The donkey is happy, isn't he? E) Has he a birthday party?
Answer» A) Why is the donkey unhappy?

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39.	Find the appropriate questions for the following answers"Yes, I think so!" A) Why is your mother looking so happy? B) Is the dress yours or your sister's? C) When is he coming? D) When do you leave me? E) Is your friend going to the party?
Answer» E) Is your friend going to the party?

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40.	Be clear and factual in order that _______. A) to protect the employee’s rights B) there will be many exciting opportunities in the future C) agriculture and rural industry are flourishing D) there may be no misunderstanding
Answer» Correct option is D) there may be no misunderstanding

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41.	What’s the Category?car, bus, motorcycle, train
Answer» Correct answer is transportation

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42.	I’d have married her even _______. A) her parents had given their consent B) she’d rather I had married her C) she had been penniless D) she was in love with another man
Answer» Correct option is C) she had been penniless

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43.	She always dresses _____ green. A) on B) in C) of D) of
Answer» Correct option is B) in

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44.	Add suitable articles for the following words, (a, an, the) 1. ______ skv had a pink glow. 2. ______ handful of grains. 3. ______ expensive tov. 4. ______ few hardware stores. 5. ______ wretched woman. 6. ______ armv moving to attack. 7. ______ day (Eid) had come. 8. ______ pair of tongs.
Answer» 1. The 2. A 3. An 4. A 5. The 6. An 7. The 8. A

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Add suitable articles for the following words, (a, an, the) 1. skv had a pink glow. 2. handful of grains. 3. expensive tov. 4. few hardware stores. 5. wretched woman. 6. armv moving to attack. 7. day (Eid) had come. 8. pair of tongs.

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1. The

2. A

3. An

4. A

5. The

6. An

7. The

8. A

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45.	You might have remembered my birthday. I wish you _______ my birthday. A) had remembered B) remembered C) would remember D) could remember
Answer» Correct option is A) had remembered

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46.	I have a young sister. From her childhood she dreamt of becoming a pianist. When she was seven our mother sent her to the music school. At first it was difficult for a little girl to spend hours playing the piano and she could not achieve much progress; but my sister didn't give up. Time passed. From year to year she became more skillful and succeeded in her dream. A) Practice makes perfect. B) As clear as a day. C) Everything is good in its season. D) East of west - home the best. E) There is no place like home.
Answer» Correct option is A) Practice makes perfect.

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47.	Sometimes I dream _____ running away to a farm. A) in B) about C) of D) on
Answer» Correct option is C) of

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48.	You might come to work a bit earlier on Mondays. I wish you _______ a bit earlier on Mondays. A) had come B) would’ve come C) were coming D) would come
Answer» Correct option is D) would come

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49.	She was standing laughing _____ a crowd of fans. A) among B) between C) within D) next to
Answer» Correct option is A) among

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50.	I dreamt _____ you last night. A) with B) of C) about D) for
Answer» Correct option is C) about

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Explore topic-wise InterviewSolutions in Current Affairs.

Change the voice of the sentence: The crowd expected him to arrive at ten o’clock.

Einstein is a synonym of genius. Explain

A thin spherical shell of radius R has charge Q spread uniformly over its surface. Which of the following graphs most closely represents the electric field E(r) produced by the shell in the range `0lerltoo`, where r is the distance from the centre of the shell?A. B. C. D.

The self-inductance of a coil is 2H. The current in the coil changes from 8A to 2.95 A in 0.01 s. The time constant of the coil will be -A. 2sB. 0.1 sC. 10 msD. 1 ms

In the figure given below, the position time graph of a particle of mass 0.1kg is shown. The impulse at t=2 sec is A. `0.2 kg ms^(-1)`B. `-0.2 kg m s^(-1)`C. `0.1 kg m s^(-1)`D. `-0.4 kg m s^(-1)`

If set A = {1, 2, 3, 5}, B = {2, 4, 6} and C = {0, 2, 4, 6, 8} Find A ∩ B ∩ C1. {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8}2. {2}3. {ф}4. None of these

How ________ here? A) long you stay B) often you stay C) long are you staying D) often are you staying

hese are nice apples. How ________ in a kilo? A) much are there B) many are there C) much are they D) many are they

The best student in each class will ______ a prize at the end of term. A) catch B) receive C) possess D) prove E) reward

The business letter _ just _ . A) is / written B) has / been written C) was / written D) were / written E) is / going to write

What drastic change came over Hawking after the diagnosis of the disease?

Attempt an assessment of the personality of Hawking in a short paragraph.

What could have been the misgivings of Jane?

What was Jane’s impression of Hawking?

Is Stephen Hawking really a great mind on par with the likes of Einstein and Newton? Justify your answer.

Write a note on the character of Jane.

How did Hawking startle the audience?

Can a person be judged by appearance alone? Justify your response.

I need to buy all sorts of things _____ socks, shirts and knickers. A) likes B) such C) likeD) as

_ for better future many Asians leave their native countries _ to Europe. A) hope / move B) hoping / moves C) hoped / moving D) hoping / moving E) hope / moving

It’s July and the weather’s awful! It’s _____ in winter! A) likes B) as like C) like D)as

He remembered he was going to buy a new suit ___ the shop. A) pass B) passes C) to pass D) passing E) will pass

We knew nothing of his ___ a student. A) being B) be C) beenD) to be E) to have been

You might make less noise. If only you _______ less noise. A) had made B) made C) would make D) might make

pratibha partner of a firm has advanced loan to the firm of Rs, 1,00,000 the firm does not have a paranership Deed will pratibha get interest on the if yes , at which rate and Why ?

what Is ment by Fluctuating capital of a partner /

Neha , a partners owns a building in which the firm carries its business , the firm pays her Rs. 10,000 as rent of the bulilding to which account rent will be debited ?

Find the appropriate questions for the following answers"Yes, I think so!" A) Why is your mother looking so happy? B) Is the dress yours or your sister's? C) When is he coming? D) When do you leave me? E) Is your friend going to the party?

Be clear and factual in order that _______. A) to protect the employee’s rights B) there will be many exciting opportunities in the future C) agriculture and rural industry are flourishing D) there may be no misunderstanding

What’s the Category?car, bus, motorcycle, train

I’d have married her even _______. A) her parents had given their consent B) she’d rather I had married her C) she had been penniless D) she was in love with another man

She always dresses _____ green. A) on B) in C) of D) of

Add suitable articles for the following words, (a, an, the) 1. skv had a pink glow. 2. handful of grains. 3. expensive tov. 4. few hardware stores. 5. wretched woman. 6. armv moving to attack. 7. day (Eid) had come. 8. pair of tongs.

You might have remembered my birthday. I wish you _______ my birthday. A) had remembered B) remembered C) would remember D) could remember

Sometimes I dream _____ running away to a farm. A) in B) about C) of D) on

You might come to work a bit earlier on Mondays. I wish you _______ a bit earlier on Mondays. A) had come B) would’ve come C) were coming D) would come

She was standing laughing _____ a crowd of fans. A) among B) between C) within D) next to

I dreamt _____ you last night. A) with B) of C) about D) for

Explore topic-wise InterviewSolutions in Current Affairs.

Change the voice of the sentence: The crowd expected him to arrive at ten o’clock.

Einstein is a synonym of genius. Explain

A thin spherical shell of radius R has charge Q spread uniformly over its surface. Which of the following graphs most closely represents the electric field E(r) produced by the shell in the range `0lerltoo`, where r is the distance from the centre of the shell?A. B. C. D.

The self-inductance of a coil is 2H. The current in the coil changes from 8A to 2.95 A in 0.01 s. The time constant of the coil will be -A. 2sB. 0.1 sC. 10 msD. 1 ms

In the figure given below, the position time graph of a particle of mass 0.1kg is shown. The impulse at t=2 sec is A. `0.2 kg ms^(-1)`B. `-0.2 kg m s^(-1)`C. `0.1 kg m s^(-1)`D. `-0.4 kg m s^(-1)`

If set A = {1, 2, 3, 5}, B = {2, 4, 6} and C = {0, 2, 4, 6, 8} Find A ∩ B ∩ C1. {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8}2. {2}3. {ф}4. None of these

How ________ here? A) long you stay B) often you stay C) long are you staying D) often are you staying

hese are nice apples. How ________ in a kilo? A) much are there B) many are there C) much are they D) many are they

The best student in each class will ______ a prize at the end of term. A) catch B) receive C) possess D) prove E) reward

The business letter ___ just ___ . A) is / written B) has / been written C) was / written D) were / written E) is / going to write

What drastic change came over Hawking after the diagnosis of the disease?

Attempt an assessment of the personality of Hawking in a short paragraph.

What could have been the misgivings of Jane?

What was Jane’s impression of Hawking?

Is Stephen Hawking really a great mind on par with the likes of Einstein and Newton? Justify your answer.

Write a note on the character of Jane.

How did Hawking startle the audience?

Can a person be judged by appearance alone? Justify your response.

I need to buy all sorts of things _____ socks, shirts and knickers. A) likes B) such C) likeD) as

___ for better future many Asians leave their native countries ___ to Europe. A) hope / move B) hoping / moves C) hoped / moving D) hoping / moving E) hope / moving

It’s July and the weather’s awful! It’s _____ in winter! A) likes B) as like C) like D)as

He remembered he was going to buy a new suit ___ the shop. A) pass B) passes C) to pass D) passing E) will pass

We knew nothing of his ___ a student. A) being B) be C) beenD) to be E) to have been

You might make less noise. If only you _______ less noise. A) had made B) made C) would make D) might make

pratibha partner of a firm has advanced loan to the firm of Rs, 1,00,000 the firm does not have a paranership Deed will pratibha get interest on the if yes , at which rate and Why ?

what Is ment by Fluctuating capital of a partner /

Neha , a partners owns a building in which the firm carries its business , the firm pays her Rs. 10,000 as rent of the bulilding to which account rent will be debited ?

Find the appropriate questions for the following answers"Yes, I think so!" A) Why is your mother looking so happy? B) Is the dress yours or your sister's? C) When is he coming? D) When do you leave me? E) Is your friend going to the party?

Be clear and factual in order that _______. A) to protect the employee’s rights B) there will be many exciting opportunities in the future C) agriculture and rural industry are flourishing D) there may be no misunderstanding

What’s the Category?car, bus, motorcycle, train

I’d have married her even _______. A) her parents had given their consent B) she’d rather I had married her C) she had been penniless D) she was in love with another man

She always dresses _____ green. A) on B) in C) of D) of

Add suitable articles for the following words, (a, an, the) 1. ______ skv had a pink glow. 2. ______ handful of grains. 3. ______ expensive tov. 4. ______ few hardware stores. 5. ______ wretched woman. 6. ______ armv moving to attack. 7. ______ day (Eid) had come. 8. ______ pair of tongs.

You might have remembered my birthday. I wish you _______ my birthday. A) had remembered B) remembered C) would remember D) could remember

Sometimes I dream _____ running away to a farm. A) in B) about C) of D) on

You might come to work a bit earlier on Mondays. I wish you _______ a bit earlier on Mondays. A) had come B) would’ve come C) were coming D) would come

She was standing laughing _____ a crowd of fans. A) among B) between C) within D) next to

I dreamt _____ you last night. A) with B) of C) about D) for

The business letter _ just _ . A) is / written B) has / been written C) was / written D) were / written E) is / going to write

_ for better future many Asians leave their native countries _ to Europe. A) hope / move B) hoping / moves C) hoped / moving D) hoping / moving E) hope / moving

Add suitable articles for the following words, (a, an, the) 1. skv had a pink glow. 2. handful of grains. 3. expensive tov. 4. few hardware stores. 5. wretched woman. 6. armv moving to attack. 7. day (Eid) had come. 8. pair of tongs.