100525 + Interview Questions in GENERAL QA IN GENERAL AWARENESS

1.	Mention any three industrial development agencies in Tamil Nadu and their role.
Answer» The development agencies in Tamil Nadu and their role are given as SIPCOT – State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamil Nadu. To promote Industrial growth by setting up Industrial Estates. TIIC – Tamil Nadu Industrial Investment Cooperation Limited To provide low – cost financial support for both setting up new firms and also to expand. TIDCO – Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation. To promote Industrial growth by setting up Industrial Estate

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Mention any three industrial development agencies in Tamil Nadu and their role.

Answer»

The development agencies in Tamil Nadu and their role are given as

SIPCOT – State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamil Nadu.

To promote Industrial growth by setting up Industrial Estates.

TIIC – Tamil Nadu Industrial Investment Cooperation Limited

To provide low – cost financial support for both setting up new firms and also to expand.

TIDCO – Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation.

To promote Industrial growth by setting up Industrial Estate

Discussion

2.	Tamil Nadu is the biggest producer of _________ in the country.III.
Answer» Tamil Nadu is a leading producer of mill-made cotton yarn in the country.

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3.	what are the difference between style and template
Answer» Styles keep your formatting consistent within a document. Themes keep your look and feel consistent across multiple documents. Templates allow you to re-use text, and keep your look and feel consistent across multiple documents.

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4.	please helpASAP
Answer» Ans..(-infinity, -1]....range..

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5.	What is the number that is always a factor of the sum of a 2-digit number and a number obtained by interchanging the digits of the number?1. 52. 33. 114. 9
Answer» Correct Answer - Option 3 : 11 Calculation: Let two digit number be 10a + b and number after interchanging digits be 10b + a. ⇒ 10a + b + 10b + a = 11a + 11b = 11(a + b) ∴ From above, 11 is always a factor of their sum.

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What is the number that is always a factor of the sum of a 2-digit number and a number obtained by interchanging the digits of the number?1. 52. 33. 114. 9

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 3 : 11

Calculation:

Let two digit number be 10a + b and number after interchanging digits be 10b + a.

⇒ 10a + b + 10b + a = 11a + 11b = 11(a + b)

∴ From above, 11 is always a factor of their sum.

Discussion

6.	B) If \( y=\sin x \cdot \cos x \), show that \( \frac{d y}{d x}=\cos 2 x \)
Answer» y=sinx.cosx by differentiation dy/dx=cosx.cosx-sinx.sinx diff(U.V)=(diff U).V+U.(diff V) =cos²x-sin²x =cos2x (by formula) diff (sinx)=cosx diff (cosx)=-sinx so that if y=sinx.cosx dy/dx=cos2x

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7.	The ratio between the two digit number and two digit number obtained by interchanging digits is 9 : 2. The sum of two digits of number is 9. Find the two digit number.1. 272. 363. 724. 185. 81
Answer» Correct Answer - Option 5 : 81 Given: The ratio between the two digit number and two digit number obtained by interchanging digits is 9 : 2 Calculation: Let two digit number be 10a + b. The two digit number obtained after reversing it's digit = 10b + a ⇒ (10a + b) : (10b + a) = 9 : 2 ⇒ 20a + 2b = 90b + 9a ⇒ 11a = 88b ⇒ a = 8b Then, ⇒ a + b = 9 Solving, a = 8 and b = 1 Two digit number = 10a + b = 81 Therefore the correct answer is 81.

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The ratio between the two digit number and two digit number obtained by interchanging digits is 9 : 2. The sum of two digits of number is 9. Find the two digit number.1. 272. 363. 724. 185. 81

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 5 : 81

Given:

The ratio between the two digit number and two digit number obtained by

interchanging digits is 9 : 2

Calculation:

Let two digit number be 10a + b.

The two digit number obtained after reversing it's digit = 10b + a

⇒ (10a + b) : (10b + a) = 9 : 2

⇒ 20a + 2b = 90b + 9a

⇒ 11a = 88b

⇒ a = 8b

Then,

⇒ a + b = 9

Solving,

a = 8 and b = 1

Two digit number = 10a + b = 81

Therefore the correct answer is 81.

Discussion

8.	At what time after 7:00 pm will the hands of the clock be opposite to each other?
Answer» Just at 7.00pm the hour hand is at 7 and minute hand is at 12. Each minute division makes 6∘ at the center. So at 7.00 pm a reflex angle of 210^∘ will be formed between hour hand and minute hand because the hour hand will be at 35 minute divisions ahead of minute hand. Let x minute after 7.00pm the hands of the clock will be opposite to each other.Then the angle between the hands will be 180^∘ We know hour hand rotates 360∘ in 12hr or 720 minutes So in x minute the hour hand will increase the reflex angle by 360x720=(x/2)^∘ In this x minute the minute hand will decrease the reflex angle by (6x)^∘ . Hence 210^∘+(x/2)^∘−(6x)^∘=180^∘ ⇒x=(60/11) minute So at 7 past 55/11minute the hands will become opposite to each other.

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At what time after 7:00 pm will the hands of the clock be opposite to each other?

Answer»

Just at 7.00pm the hour hand is at 7 and minute hand is at 12.

Each minute division makes 6∘ at the center. So at 7.00 pm a reflex angle of 210^∘ will be formed between hour hand and minute hand because the hour hand will be at 35 minute divisions ahead of minute hand.

Let x minute after 7.00pm the hands of the clock will be opposite to each other.Then the angle between the hands will be 180^∘

We know hour hand rotates 360∘ in 12hr or 720 minutes

So in x minute the hour hand will increase the reflex angle by 360x720=(x/2)^∘

In this x minute the minute hand will decrease the reflex angle by (6x)^∘ .

Hence

210^∘+(x/2)^∘−(6x)^∘=180^∘

⇒x=(60/11) minute

So at 7 past 55/11minute the hands will become opposite to each other.

Discussion

9.	In which year in the future is Halley's Comet estimated to be seen in the solar system?1. 20502. 20703. 20614. 2056
Answer» Correct Answer - Option 3 : 2061 The correct answer is 2061. Comets are considered to come from a vast reservoir, the Oort cloud, orbiting the Sun at distances of 20,000–50,000 AU or more and containing trillions of icy objects which have the potential to become active comets. Halley’s Comet is the best known of these periodic comets; its next return into the inner solar system is predicted for 2061. Many short-period comets are thought to come from the Kuiper belt, a region lying mainly between 30 AU and 50 AU from the Sun. Smaller than the observed asteroids and comets are the meteoroids, lumps of stony or metallic material believed to be mostly fragments of asteroids. Pluto, Eris, and Ceres, the latter being the largest member of the asteroid belt. Two other Kuiper belt objects, Makemake and Haumea, were also designated as dwarf planets.

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In which year in the future is Halley's Comet estimated to be seen in the solar system?1. 20502. 20703. 20614. 2056

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 3 : 2061

The correct answer is 2061.

Comets are considered to come from a vast reservoir, the Oort cloud, orbiting the Sun at distances of 20,000–50,000 AU or more and containing trillions of icy objects which have the potential to become active comets.
Halley’s Comet is the best known of these periodic comets; its next return into the inner solar system is predicted for 2061.
Many short-period comets are thought to come from the Kuiper belt, a region lying mainly between 30 AU and 50 AU from the Sun.
Smaller than the observed asteroids and comets are the meteoroids, lumps of stony or metallic material believed to be mostly fragments of asteroids.
Pluto, Eris, and Ceres, the latter being the largest member of the asteroid belt.
Two other Kuiper belt objects, Makemake and Haumea, were also designated as dwarf planets.

Discussion

10.	If A is non- singular martix and `(A +l)(A-l) = 0` then `A A^(-1)` = …….A. 2AB. 0C. lD. 3l
Answer» Correct Answer - A We have , A is non-singular matrix `therefore" "\|A\| = 0` and `(A+l) (A -l) = 0` `rArr " "A^(2) - l^(2) = 0` `rArr " "A^(2) = l^(2) = l` `rArr " ""A.A = l rArr A^(-1)A` `therefore " "A + A^(-1) = A+A =2A`

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11.	If `int(cosx-sinx)/(8-sin2x)dx=(1)/(p)log[(3+sinx+cosx)/(3-sinx-cosx)]+c`, then p= . . . .A. 6B. 1C. 3D. 12
Answer» Correct Answer - A We have , `int (cos x - sinx)/(8- sin 2x) = (1)/(log) [(3sin x + cos x)/(3-sin x - cos x)] + c` Now `int(cos x -sinx)/(8-sin 2x)dx` ` int = (cos x - sinx)/(9-(1+(2 sin x cos x)) dx` `int(cos x-sinx)/((3)^(2) -(cos x+sinx)^(2))dx` `=int(cos x - sinx)/((3)^(2) -(cos x + sinx)^(2))dx` put cos x + sin t `(-sin x+ cosx) dx = dt` ` = int(dt)/((3)^(2) -(t)^(2)) = (1)/(2(3)) log\|(3+t)/(3-t)\|+C` ` = (1)/(6) log\|(3+sin x+cosx)/(3-sin - cos x)\| +C` `therefore` p = 6

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12.	If A,B,C and D are {3,7,4),(5,-2,-3),(-4,5,6) and (1,2,3) respectively, then the value of the parallelopiped with AB, AC and AD as the co-terminus edges, is . . . Cubic units.A. 91B. 94C. 92D. 93
Answer» Correct Answer - C We have `AB = (5 -3)hati +(-2 - 7)hatj + (3 -4)hatk` ` = 2hati - 9hatj - hatk` `AC = (-4 - 3)hati + (5- 7) hatj + (6 - 4)hatk` `= -7 hati - 2hatj + 2hatk` and `AD = (1-2)hati + (2 - 7)hatj + (3 -4) hatk` `= -2hati - 5hatj - hatk` `therefore ` Volume of the parallelopiped with AB, AC and AD on the co - terminus edges `= \|[AB AC AD]\|= \|{:(,2,-9,-1),(,-7,-2,-1),(,-2,-5,-1):}\|` ` \|2 (2+10) + 9(7+4) - 1(35-4)\|` `=\|2(12)+9(11) -1(31)\|` `=\|(24+99-31)\|` `= \|92\|` = 92 cubic units .

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13.	If `(-sqrt(2),sqrt2)` are cartesian co-ordinates off the point, then its polar co-ordinates are . . .A. `(1,( 4pi)/(3))`B. `(2,(3pi)/(4))`C. `(3,(7pi)/(4))`D. `(4,(5pi)/(4))`
Answer» Correct Answer - B We have `r cos theta = - sqrt(2)` and `r sin theta = sqrt(2)` `therefore r^(2) cos ^(2) theta + r^(2) sin theta = 2 + 2 = 4` `rArr^(2) )(cos ^(2) theta + sin^(2) theta) = 4` ` rArr r = pm and theta = tan^(-1)((sqrt(2))/(-sqrt(2)))` `theta = tan^(-1) (-1)rArr theta = (3pi)/(4)` `therefore ` Requrired polar co-ordinates is `( r , theta)` ` =(2,(3pi)/(4))`

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14.	Find the synonymUnattended A) sluggish B) heedless C) alone D) empty
Answer» Correct option is C) alone

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15.	The couple in the flat upstairs are making ______ unpopular by shouting ______ at the top of their voices every night. A) themselves / each other B) them / one another C) herself / one another D) as / each other
Answer» Correct option is A) themselves / each other

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16.	Read the following text and answer question 'Saarthi', the name has been associated with the manufacturing and sale of Fashion products since 1960, when Kapil Saarthi opened his first retail fashion clothing outlet in Ahmedabad. Sarthi Cosmetics was incorporated in India in 1940, and became a member of the S & M family of companies in 1959. Sarthi Perfumes began operations in Gujarat in an existing administrative S&M facility in 1985. An important difference between S&M and most other companies is that instead of operating as one large corporation it operates as 180 smaller companies each focused on a specific product and area, implying selective dispersal of authority, recognising the decision makers need four autonomy, as decision making authority is pushed down the chain of command. It enables the company to maintain short lines of communication with customers and employees, and accelerate the development of talent.1. Identify the philosophy that is being followed by S&M through which it is dividing the decision making responsibilities among hierarchical levels. (a) Delegation of authority (b) Decentralization of authority; (c) Division of work (d) Span of management.2. ‘Why is there, need to apply the philosophy being followed by S&M, with caution? (a) As it can cause a delay in communication (b) As it can cause disintegration of the organisation (c) As it can increase the workload of the top management (d) As it can reduce the chances of growth of the firm.3. The application of the philosophy discussed above can foster a sense of competition amongst the departments, which in turn will help the firm in the following manner: (a) Facilitates growth (b) Better control (c) Relief to top management (d) Quick decision making4. Quote the line from above which highlights the importance of the philosophy towards providing management education to employees. (a) “Maintain short lines of communication (b) ‘Accelerate the development of talent’ (c) ‘selective dispersal of authority; (d) ‘Recognises decision makers need for autonomy’5. As “The decision making authority is pushed down the chain of command” at S&M enterprises, it provides the benefit of quick decision making to the organisation because: (a) There is no requirement for approval from many levels (b) Organisation is able to generate more returns (c) There are innovative performance systems (d) It's a means of management education6. The philosophy being followed by S&M is not followed by most other companies. This tells us that the philosophy is :(a) Optional (b) Compulsory (c) Limited to superior and his subordinate (d) Merely done to lessen the burden of the manager
Answer» 1. (b) Decentralization of authority; 2. (b) As it can cause disintegration of the organisation 3. (a) Facilitates growth 4. (b) ‘Accelerate the development of talent’ 5. (a) There is no requirement for approval from many levels 6. (a) Optional

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Read the following text and answer question 'Saarthi', the name has been associated with the manufacturing and sale of Fashion products since 1960, when Kapil Saarthi opened his first retail fashion clothing outlet in Ahmedabad. Sarthi Cosmetics was incorporated in India in 1940, and became a member of the S & M family of companies in 1959. Sarthi Perfumes began operations in Gujarat in an existing administrative S&M facility in 1985. An important difference between S&M and most other companies is that instead of operating as one large corporation it operates as 180 smaller companies each focused on a specific product and area, implying selective dispersal of authority, recognising the decision makers need four autonomy, as decision making authority is pushed down the chain of command. It enables the company to maintain short lines of communication with customers and employees, and accelerate the development of talent.1. Identify the philosophy that is being followed by S&M through which it is dividing the decision making responsibilities among hierarchical levels. (a) Delegation of authority (b) Decentralization of authority; (c) Division of work (d) Span of management.2. ‘Why is there, need to apply the philosophy being followed by S&M, with caution? (a) As it can cause a delay in communication (b) As it can cause disintegration of the organisation (c) As it can increase the workload of the top management (d) As it can reduce the chances of growth of the firm.3. The application of the philosophy discussed above can foster a sense of competition amongst the departments, which in turn will help the firm in the following manner: (a) Facilitates growth (b) Better control (c) Relief to top management (d) Quick decision making4. Quote the line from above which highlights the importance of the philosophy towards providing management education to employees. (a) “Maintain short lines of communication (b) ‘Accelerate the development of talent’ (c) ‘selective dispersal of authority; (d) ‘Recognises decision makers need for autonomy’5. As “The decision making authority is pushed down the chain of command” at S&M enterprises, it provides the benefit of quick decision making to the organisation because: (a) There is no requirement for approval from many levels (b) Organisation is able to generate more returns (c) There are innovative performance systems (d) It's a means of management education6. The philosophy being followed by S&M is not followed by most other companies. This tells us that the philosophy is :(a) Optional (b) Compulsory (c) Limited to superior and his subordinate (d) Merely done to lessen the burden of the manager

Answer»

1. (b) Decentralization of authority;

2. (b) As it can cause disintegration of the organisation

3. (a) Facilitates growth

4. (b) ‘Accelerate the development of talent’

5. (a) There is no requirement for approval from many levels

6. (a) Optional

Discussion

17.	In the figure shown a semicircular area is removed from a uniform square plate of side `l` and mass ‘m’ (before removing). The x-coordinate of centre of mass of remaining portion is (The origin is at the centre of square) A. `-(pi(pi-2)l)/(2(8-pi))`B. `(pi(pi-2)l)/(2(8-pi))`C. `-(pi(pi-2)l)/(8-pi)`D. `-(l(pi-4/3))/(2(8-pi))`
Answer» `x_(cm)=(m_(1)x_(1)+m_(2)x_(2))/(m_(1)+m_(2))` `m_(1)`=mass of square plate `=m` `x_(1)`=c.m. of square plate =0 `m_(2)` =mass of removed part `=-m/(l^(2))((pi(l^(2))/4)/2)=-(pi)/8 m` `x_(2)`=c.m. of removed part `=l/2-4/(3pi)(l/2)=l/2(1-4/(3pi))` `:. x_(cm)=(-(pim)/8.l/2(1-4/(3pi)))/(m-(pi)/8m), x_(cm)=-(l(pi-4/3))/(2(8-pi))`

Discussion

18.	Which of the following signs of progress has not been shown by E.T. Paul in the picture the “Dawn of the century”? (A) Railways (B) Camera (C) Nuclear weapon (D) Printing press
Answer» Nuclear weapon signs of progress has not been shown by E.T. Paul in the picture the “Dawn of the century”.

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19.	How has the nineteenth century indentured labour been described?(A) Slavery (B) New system of slavery (C) Forced slavery (D) Modern slavery
Answer» New system of slavery has the nineteenth century indentured labour been described.

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20.	Which of the following crops was grown in India and exported to china by the Britishers? (A) Indigo (B) Wheat (C) Opium (D) Rice
Answer» Opium crops was grown in India and exported to china by the Britishers.

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21.	When you’re not sure what to do, the best thing is to _____ nothing, A) do B) make C) get D) hear
Answer» Correct option is A) do

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22.	Large amount of ______ is grown in China. A) white B) weight C) wheat D) wait
Answer» Correct option is C) wheat

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23.	We have no money to buy a ______ for the train to London. A) price B) ticket C) seat D) place
Answer» Correct option is B) ticket

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24.	_____ the radio; I can’t hear what you’re saying. A) Turn up B) Turn on C) Turn away D) Turn down
Answer» Correct option is D) Turn down

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25.	I can’t hear the music. Could you turn on the ______? A) speakers B) mouse C) monitor D) case
Answer» Correct option is A) speakers

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26.	What is the instrument name used for accurate measurement of IP?
Answer» Infra red spectro photometer.

Discussion

27.	The best instrument for accurate measurement of EMF of a cell is- (i) Potentiometer (ii) metre bridge (iii) Voltmeter (iv) ammeter and voltmeter
Answer» Answer is (i) Potentiometer

Discussion

28.	A body dropped from the top of tower falls through 200 m during last 5 seconds of its fall. Find height of the tower.
Answer» In case of free fall displacement of the motion \(S = \frac 12 gt^2\) n^th four second (n - 5)^th = t_n-5 given (t_n - t_n-5) = 5 Displacement in last five second \(S_{n , n-5} = \frac 12 g (t_n - t_{n -5})^2\) \(200 = \frac 12 \times 10\times (t_n - t_{n - 5})^2\) \(40 = (t_n - t_{n - 5}) (t_n + t_{n - 5})\) \(40 = 5 (t_n + t_{n - 5})\) \(8 = t_n + t_{n - 5}\) Solving equation (1) and (2) \(\begin{array}{r}t_n + t_{n-5} = 8\\t_n - t_{n - 5} = 5\\\hline 2t_n= 13\end{array}\) \(t_n = \frac{13}2\) \(t_n = 6.5 \) sec \(t_{n-5} = 5 + 6.5\) \(t_{n-5} = 11.5\) Height of the building \(S = \frac 12 gt^2\) \(S = \frac 12 \times 10\times (6.5)^2\) \(S = 5\times 42.25\) \(S = 211.25\)

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A body dropped from the top of tower falls through 200 m during last 5 seconds of its fall. Find height of the tower.

Answer»

In case of free fall displacement of the motion

\(S = \frac 12 gt^2\)

n^th four second

(n - 5)^th = t_n-5

given (t_n - t_n-5) = 5

Displacement in last five second

\(S_{n , n-5} = \frac 12 g (t_n - t_{n -5})^2\)

\(200 = \frac 12 \times 10\times (t_n - t_{n - 5})^2\)

\(40 = (t_n - t_{n - 5}) (t_n + t_{n - 5})\)

\(40 = 5 (t_n + t_{n - 5})\)

\(8 = t_n + t_{n - 5}\)

Solving equation (1) and (2)

\(\begin{array}{r}t_n + t_{n-5} = 8\\t_n - t_{n - 5} = 5\\\hline 2t_n= 13\end{array}\)

\(t_n = \frac{13}2\)

\(t_n = 6.5 \) sec

\(t_{n-5} = 5 + 6.5\)

\(t_{n-5} = 11.5\)

Height of the building

\(S = \frac 12 gt^2\)

\(S = \frac 12 \times 10\times (6.5)^2\)

\(S = 5\times 42.25\)

\(S = 211.25\)

Discussion

29.	Read the following text and answer any three of the following questions:Apart from wives, numerous male and female slaves populated the Mughal household. The tasks they performed varied from the most mundane to those requiring skill, tact and intelligence. Slave eunuchs (khwajasara) moved between the external and Apart from wives, numerous male and female slaves populated the Mughal household. The tasks they performed varied from the most mundane to those requiring skill, tact and intelligence. Slave eunuchs (khwajasara) moved between the external and internal life of the household as guards, servants, and also as agents for women dabbling in commerce.After Nur Jahan, Mughal queens and princesses began to control significant financial resources. Shah Jahan’s daughters Jahanara and Roshanara enjoyed an annual income often equal to that of high imperial mansabdars. Jahanara, in addition, received revenues from the port city of Surat, which was a lucrative centre of overseas trade. Control over resources enabled important women of the Mughal household to commission buildings and gardens. Jahanara participated in many architectural projects of Shah Jahan’s new capital, Shahjahanabad (Delhi). Among these was an imposing double-storeyed caravanserai with a courtyard and garden. The bazaar of Chandni Chowk, the throbbing centre of Shahjahanabad, was designed by Jahanara.(a) “Mughal Empire was very prosperous during the reign of Shah Jahan.” Which of the following statement justifies it? (i) Nur Jahan began to have control over financial resources (ii) Jahanara and Roshanara had a very high annual income. (iii) Roshanara spent a large part of her income in building of a caravanserai. (iv) Roshanara made a huge profit from the lucrative overseas trade .(b) Mughal queens and princesses were able to participate in economic activities despite being confined to the harem because: (i) Male slaves helped them in the economic activities (ii) Slave eunuchs acted as agents for them (iii) Mansabdars were deputed to help them in these activities (iv) Female slaves helped them in the economic activities(c)“Jahanara Begum defied all stereotypes associated with women .” Which of the following statement justifies this? (i) She took complete charge of the Mughal household (ii) She participated in domestic conspiracies (iii) She commissioned and participated in many architectural projects in Shahjanabad (iv) She controlled significant financial resources(d) In what way (s) did Jahanara contribute towards the growth of trade? (i) By building the port city of Surat. (ii) By helping Shahjahan in building his capital at Agra (iii) By building a double storeyed caravanserai in Delhi (iv) By designing the Chandini Chowk market. Choose the correct option: (A) Only (i) (B) Only (i), (ii) (C) Only (iii) and (iv) (D) Only (iii)
Answer» (a) (ii) (b) (ii) (c) (iii) (d) C) Only (iii) and (iv)

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Read the following text and answer any three of the following questions:Apart from wives, numerous male and female slaves populated the Mughal household. The tasks they performed varied from the most mundane to those requiring skill, tact and intelligence. Slave eunuchs (khwajasara) moved between the external and Apart from wives, numerous male and female slaves populated the Mughal household. The tasks they performed varied from the most mundane to those requiring skill, tact and intelligence. Slave eunuchs (khwajasara) moved between the external and internal life of the household as guards, servants, and also as agents for women dabbling in commerce.After Nur Jahan, Mughal queens and princesses began to control significant financial resources. Shah Jahan’s daughters Jahanara and Roshanara enjoyed an annual income often equal to that of high imperial mansabdars. Jahanara, in addition, received revenues from the port city of Surat, which was a lucrative centre of overseas trade. Control over resources enabled important women of the Mughal household to commission buildings and gardens. Jahanara participated in many architectural projects of Shah Jahan’s new capital, Shahjahanabad (Delhi). Among these was an imposing double-storeyed caravanserai with a courtyard and garden. The bazaar of Chandni Chowk, the throbbing centre of Shahjahanabad, was designed by Jahanara.(a) “Mughal Empire was very prosperous during the reign of Shah Jahan.” Which of the following statement justifies it? (i) Nur Jahan began to have control over financial resources (ii) Jahanara and Roshanara had a very high annual income. (iii) Roshanara spent a large part of her income in building of a caravanserai. (iv) Roshanara made a huge profit from the lucrative overseas trade .(b) Mughal queens and princesses were able to participate in economic activities despite being confined to the harem because: (i) Male slaves helped them in the economic activities (ii) Slave eunuchs acted as agents for them (iii) Mansabdars were deputed to help them in these activities (iv) Female slaves helped them in the economic activities(c)“Jahanara Begum defied all stereotypes associated with women .” Which of the following statement justifies this? (i) She took complete charge of the Mughal household (ii) She participated in domestic conspiracies (iii) She commissioned and participated in many architectural projects in Shahjanabad (iv) She controlled significant financial resources(d) In what way (s) did Jahanara contribute towards the growth of trade? (i) By building the port city of Surat. (ii) By helping Shahjahan in building his capital at Agra (iii) By building a double storeyed caravanserai in Delhi (iv) By designing the Chandini Chowk market. Choose the correct option: (A) Only (i) (B) Only (i), (ii) (C) Only (iii) and (iv) (D) Only (iii)

Answer»

(a) (ii)

(b) (ii)

(c) (iii)

(d) C) Only (iii) and (iv)

Discussion

30.	Study this Mughal painting entitled Jahangir’s dream carefully and answer any three of the following questions by choosing the correct option:(a) This Mughal painting is given the name of Jahangir’s dream because: (i) It shows the two rulers Jahangir and Safavid Shah Abbas in a friendly embrace which was Jahangir’s desire (ii) It gave a sense of authenticity to a scene which was fictional as the two rulers had never met (iii) An inscription on this miniature records that Jahangir commissioned Abu’l Hasan to render in painting a dream the emperor had recently (iv)All of the above(b)The animals seen in the painting stand for: (i) a realm in which both the strong(lion) and the weak(lamb) exist in harmony (ii) an ideal world where animals and humans live together (iii) Both(i) and (ii) (iv) None of the above (c) The globe beneath the feet of both the emperors suggests: (i) the dream of Jahangir(the world seizer) to conquer the whole world by embracing his rival Shah Abbas. (ii) the globe is used by the painter to provide depth to the painting (iii) the globe is representing the ideal world of humans and animals existing together (iv) Both (ii) and (iii) (d) A comparison of the physique and posture of both the emperors in the painting portrays: (i) the superiority of Jahangir over Shah Abbas as shown by the difference in the physical size of their respective portraits (ii) the dream of Jahangir of embracing his rival Shah Abbas in a friendly manner to retain Qandahar (iii) Both (i) and(ii) (iv) None of the above
Answer» a. (iv) b. (i) c. (i) d. (iii)

30.

Study this Mughal painting entitled Jahangir’s dream carefully and answer any three of the following questions by choosing the correct option:(a) This Mughal painting is given the name of Jahangir’s dream because: (i) It shows the two rulers Jahangir and Safavid Shah Abbas in a friendly embrace which was Jahangir’s desire (ii) It gave a sense of authenticity to a scene which was fictional as the two rulers had never met (iii) An inscription on this miniature records that Jahangir commissioned Abu’l Hasan to render in painting a dream the emperor had recently (iv)All of the above(b)The animals seen in the painting stand for: (i) a realm in which both the strong(lion) and the weak(lamb) exist in harmony (ii) an ideal world where animals and humans live together (iii) Both(i) and (ii) (iv) None of the above (c) The globe beneath the feet of both the emperors suggests: (i) the dream of Jahangir(the world seizer) to conquer the whole world by embracing his rival Shah Abbas. (ii) the globe is used by the painter to provide depth to the painting (iii) the globe is representing the ideal world of humans and animals existing together (iv) Both (ii) and (iii) (d) A comparison of the physique and posture of both the emperors in the painting portrays: (i) the superiority of Jahangir over Shah Abbas as shown by the difference in the physical size of their respective portraits (ii) the dream of Jahangir of embracing his rival Shah Abbas in a friendly manner to retain Qandahar (iii) Both (i) and(ii) (iv) None of the above

Answer»

a. (iv)

b. (i)

c. (i)

d. (iii)

Discussion

31.	Pete likes ___ . His dream is to visit Japan. A) painting B) reading C) writing D) traveling E) swimming
Answer» Correct option is D) traveling

Discussion

32.	Haven’t you ever seen a tiger? ________ . A) No, never B) Not, not never C) No, not ever D) Yes. Never
Answer» Correct option is A) No, never

Discussion

33.	A: Why doesn’t Pete have any teeth? B: Because he ______ brushed them. A) usually B) often C) frequently D) never
Answer» Correct option is D) never

Discussion

34.	A: Do you ever fail tests? B: No. I ______ fail tests. A) sometimes B) usually C) never D) ever
Answer» Correct option is C) never

Discussion

35.	I haven’t ______ been as fat as I’m now. A) ever B) never C) usually D) sometimes
Answer» Correct option is A) ever

Discussion

36.	Almost all of my father’s teeth are good because he ______ brushes them. A) usually B) ever C) never D) sometimes
Answer» Correct option is A) usually

Discussion

37.	He always ______ his teeth. A) washes B) waters C) brushes D) tidies
Answer» Correct option is C) brushes

Discussion

38.	Policemen have to wear ________ because so many people ask them the time. A) bells B) clocks C) hours D) watches E) whistles
Answer» Correct option is D) watches

Discussion

39.	Policemen wear ______ so everyone knows who they are. A) clothes B) shoes C) dresses D) uniforms
Answer» Correct option is D) uniforms

Discussion

40.	Policemen often ______ traffic. A) directing B) is directing C) directs D) direct
Answer» Correct option is D) direct

Discussion

41.	The rms velocity of an ideal gas at 27°C is 0.3ms-1. ‘ Its rms velocity at 927°C in (ms-1) is.
Answer» Its rms velocity at 927°C in (ms^-1) is 0.6m/s.

Discussion

42.	Consider the ratios of the heat capacities γ = Cp/Cv for the three types of ideal gases: monatomic, diatomic, and polyatomic. A. γ is the greatest for monatomic gases B. γ is the greatest for polyatomic gases C. γ is the same only for diatomic and polyatomic gases D. γ is the same only for monatomic and diatomic gases E. γ is the same for all three
Answer» A. γ is the greatest for monatomic gases

Discussion

43.	When are you leaving? - _____. A) I live not far from here. B) May I see you off? C) I'm not flying. D) I'm flying on Saturday. E) I'm leaving home.
Answer» Correct option is D) I'm flying on Saturday.

Discussion

44.	The dark colored anterior part of choroid is,…… which contains the pigment melanin.
Answer» The dark colored anterior part of choroid is Iris which contains the pigment melanin.

Discussion

45.	A: I don't think English is easy. B: _____. A: Because I have to work hard learning a lot by heart. A) So do I B) It is easy C) Oh, let's speak D) I want to help E) Why do you think so?
Answer» Correct option is E) Why do you think so?

Discussion

46.	Observe the figure given below and answer the question.a) Identify A, B b) Which is the pigment in A?c) Which is the eye disorder related to B?
Answer» a) A – Rod cells. B – Cone cells. b) Rhodopsin. c) Colourblindness.

46.

Observe the figure given below and answer the question.a) Identify A, B b) Which is the pigment in A?c) Which is the eye disorder related to B?

Answer»

a) A – Rod cells.

B – Cone cells.

b) Rhodopsin.

c) Colourblindness.

Discussion

47.	Prepare a poster for creating awareness about the importance of eye donation.
Answer» – Eye donations noble deed. – No magician can cure blindness, but you donate your eyes. – May your eyes see more after your life too.

47.

Prepare a poster for creating awareness about the importance of eye donation.

Answer»

– Eye donations noble deed.

– No magician can cure blindness, but you donate your eyes.

– May your eyes see more after your life too.

Discussion

48.	Geoff works too much. I think he _____ take it easy. A) must B) have to C) should D) don’t have to
Answer» Correct option is C) should

Discussion

49.	Given below is the portion of a poster. Don’t take high eye pressure easy. It may lead to blindness in future.a) Which is the eye disease mentioned in the poster?b) What is the reason for this condition?c) What is the remedy for this disease?
Answer» a) Glaucoma b) 1) Blockage of reabsorption of aqueous humour. 2) Increase in the pressure inside the eyes c) Laser surgery.

49.

Given below is the portion of a poster. Don’t take high eye pressure easy. It may lead to blindness in future.a) Which is the eye disease mentioned in the poster?b) What is the reason for this condition?c) What is the remedy for this disease?

Answer»

a) Glaucoma

b) 1) Blockage of reabsorption of aqueous humour.

2) Increase in the pressure inside the eyes

c) Laser surgery.

Discussion

50.	The correct increasing order of the reactivity of halides for `S_(N^(1))` reaction is:A. `CH_(3)CH_(2)-Xlt(CH_(3))_(2)CH-XltH_(2)C=CHCH_(2)-XltPhCH_(2)-X`B. `(CH_(3))_(2)CH-XltCH_(3)CH_(2)-X ltH_(2)C=CHCH_(2) ltPhCH_(2)-X`C. `PhCH_(2)-Xlt(CH_(3))_(2)CH-XltCH_(3)CH_(2)-XltH_(2)C=CH-CH_(2)X`D. `H_(2)C=CHCH_(2)-XltPhCH_(2)-Xlt(CH_(3))_(2)CH-XltCH_(3)CH_(2)-X`
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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