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1.

संज्ञा के कितने भेद हैं?

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संज्ञा के तीन भेद हैं-

(i) व्यक्तिवाचक संज्ञा-जिस संज्ञा शब्द से किसी एक व्यक्ति, पदार्थ अथवा स्थान का बोध हो, उसे व्यक्तिवाचक संज्ञा कहते हैं; जैसे-सुजान सिंह (व्यक्ति), अमृतसर (स्थान)।

(ii) जातिवाचक संज्ञा-जिस संज्ञा शब्द से किसी जाति के संपूर्ण पदार्थों, स्थानों अथवा व्यक्तियों का बोध हो उसे जाति वाचक संज्ञा कहते हैं; जैसे-पुस्तक, मनुष्य, नदी, फल।

(iii) भाववाचक संज्ञा-जिस संज्ञा शब्द से किसी भाव, गुण, दोष, स्वभाव आदि का बोध हो, उसे भाववाचक संज्ञा कहते हैं; जैसे-बुढापा, मानवता।

2.

भाववाचक संज्ञा का निर्माण कैसे होता है?

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भाववाचक संज्ञा का निर्माण संज्ञा, सर्वनाम, विशेषण, क्रिया तथा अव्यय शब्दों में ता, ई, पन, आई, त्व, इया, आहट आदि प्रत्यय लगाने से होता है; जैसे-

  1. जातिवाचक संज्ञा शब्द ‘मित्र’ में ‘ता’ प्रत्यय लगाने से ‘मित्रता’ भाववाचक संज्ञा बनती है।
  2. सर्वनाम शब्द ‘अपना’ में ‘पन’ प्रत्यय लगाने से ‘अपनापन’ भाववाचक संज्ञा बनती है।
  3. विशेषण शब्द ‘भला’ में ‘आई’ प्रत्यय लगाने से ‘भलाई’ भाववाचक संज्ञा बनती है।
  4. क्रिया शब्द ‘गिरना’ में ‘आवट’ प्रत्यय लगाने से ‘गिरावट’ भाववाचक संज्ञा बनती है।
  5. अव्यय शब्द ‘निकट’ में ‘ता’ प्रत्यय लगाने से ‘निकटता’ भाववाचक संज्ञा बनती है।
3.

निम्नलिखित में से किसी एक शब्द की भाववाचक संज्ञा बनाइए1. खामोश, वीर2. बच्चा, सफेद3. चालाक, घबराना

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1. खामोश = खामोशी
वीर = वीरता।

2. बच्चा = बचपन
सफेद = सफेदी।

3. चालाक = चालाकी
घबराना = घबराहट।

4.

मूलरूप से भाववाचक संज्ञा शब्द कौन-से हैं?

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मूलरूप से भाववाचक संज्ञा शब्द-प्रेम, सुख, दुःख, क्रोध, घृणा, मरण, दया, ईर्ष्या, सत्य, भय, जन्म हैं।

5.

हँसना की भाववाचक संज्ञा है(क) हँसत्व(ख) हँसी(ग) हँसा(घ) हँसाई।

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सही विकल्प है (ख) हँसी

6.

उड़ना की भाववाचक संज्ञा है(क) उड़ता(ख) उड़त्व(ग) उड़ान(घ) उड़ाई।

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सही विकल्प है  (ग) उड़ान

7.

Which of the following statements about arteries and veins is TRUE? A. Arteries have thicker walls than veins. B. Veins have thicker walls than arteries. C. All arteries carry only oxygenated blood. D. All veins carry only deoxygenated blood.

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Correct option is: A. Arteries have thicker walls than veins.

8.

What is the MOST LIKELY reason why Harvey could NOT find these structures? A. These structures are not found in humans. B. These structures are found only in the lungs. C. These structures become visible only in dead animals. D. These structures were too small to be seen by the naked eye.

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D. These structures were too small to be seen by the naked eye.

9.

The image of an object placed in front of a concave mirror of focal length 15 cm is of the same size as the object. The distance between the object and its image is :(a) 15 cm(b) 30 cm(c) 60 cm(d) Zero

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Correct answer is (d) Zero

At c, object produces same sized image.

∵ f = 15 cm,

∴ R = 30 cm

object and image both are at c. therefore, distance between them is zero.

10.

Which of the following structures did Malphigi find in the frog? A. cells B. capillaries C. heart chambers D. small air sacs in lungs

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Correct option is: B. capillaries

11.

तरनि-तनूजा तट तमाल तरूवर बहु छाये । झुके फूल सों जल परसन हित मनहुँ सुहाये ।। किधौं मुकुर मैं लखत उझकि सब निज-निज सोथा कै प्रनवत जल जानि परम पावन फल लोभा।।

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1. अनुप्रस अलंकार.               2. उत्प्रेक्षा अलंकार              3. अनुप्रस अलंकार:







12.

Which of the following would be the best for a person suffering from acidity? A. cola B. milk C. black tea D. milk of magnesia

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Correct option is: D. milk of magnesia

13.

For which of the following values of w, x, y and z will the equation above be balanced? A. w=1, x=1, y=1, z=1 B. w=1, x=2, y=2, z=1 C. w=1, x=2, y=1, z=2 D. w=1, x=1, y=1, z=2

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Correct option is: C. w=1, x=2, y=1, z=2

14.

A solution of an acid with pH 5.1 is given. Which of the following can be done to increase its pH? i. add distilled water to it ii. add a solution of a different acid with pH 5.8 iii. add few drops of a base with an unknown pHA. only i B. only iii C. only i and ii D. any of i, ii and iii

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Correct option is: D. any of i, ii and iii

15.

Which of these is a valid conclusion that can be drawn from the table? A. Many common food items are quite acidic in nature. B. Our stomach contains a liquid which is a weak acid. C. Sea water is neither acidic nor basic - it is neutral. D. Acid rain, in spite of its name, is basic in nature.

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Correct option is: A. Many common food items are quite acidic in nature.

16.

Which of the following should be added to the land to decrease the acidity permanently and allow plants to grow once again? A. Water which is neutral. B. Calcium oxide which is basic. C. Sodium chloride which is neutral. D. Dilute hydrochloric acid solution.

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Correct option is: B. Calcium oxide which is basic.

17.

Which of these is a neutralisation reaction?A. mixing sea water and bleach B. mixing lemon juice and soap C. mixing milk and black tea D. mixing cola and distilled water

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Correct option is: B. mixing lemon juice and soap

18.

Payal has to arrange the following in DECREASING order of hydroxide ion concentration.wine (pH 4.0), milk of magnesia (pH 10.5), blood (pH 7.4)Which of the following arrangements is correct? A. wine -> milk of magnesia -> blood B. blood -> milk of magnesia -> wine C. milk of magnesia -> blood -> wine D. wine -> blood -> milk of magnesia

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Correct option is: C. milk of magnesia -> blood -> wine

19.

Please be quiet so that _______. A) the teacher will get angry B) I can hear what the teacher is saying C) I heard what the teacher said D) to hear what the teacher is saying

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Correct option is B) I can hear what the teacher is saying

20.

A piece of zinc (Zn) - a reactive metal - was dropped into a test tube containing a substance. A zinc salt was formed and hydrogen gas was liberated. This is shown in the equation below.Zn + _____ ----------> zinc salt + H2 gasWhich of the following can be the substance that zinc was dropped into?P) water Q) hydrochloric acid R) a solution of a zinc saltA. only P B. only Q C. only R D. either P or R

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Correct option is: B. only Q

21.

Study the diagram given below and identify the type of the lens XX' and the position of the point on the principal axis OO' where the image of the object AB appears to be formed :(a) Concave; between O' and Y(b) Concave; between O and Y(c) Convex; between O' and Y(d) Convex; between O and Y

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Correct answer is (b) Concave; between O and Y

Rays are diverging shows XX' is a concave lens. As concave lens always forms virtual image, it will be between O and Y.

22.

Please turn down the TV. I want to be able to get to sleep. Please turn down the TV so that _______. A) I am getting to sleep B) I’ll be able to sleep C) I could get to sleep D) I can get to sleep

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Correct option is D) I can get to sleep

23.

Two statements are given - one labelled Assertion (A) and the other labelled Reason (R).Assertion: Sodium carbonate is commonly used as an ingredient in antacid tablets. Reason: Sodium carbonate is a basic salt.Which of the following is correct?A. Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A. B. Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A. C. A is true, but R is false. D. A is false, but R is true.

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Correct option is: D. A is false, but R is true.

24.

I obeyed her _______ she should be angry. A) provided that B) but C) unless D) lest

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Correct option is D) lest

25.

On a sunny day, Krish looked at the sky through a water fountain and was surprised to see a rainbow in the sky.1. The location of the sun when Krish observed a rainbow was :(a) Behind him(b) In front of him(c) Overhead(d) On his left side2. The phenomena of light involved in the formation of a rainbow are :(a) Reflection, refraction, disperation(b) Refraction, dispersion, internal reflection(c) Refraction, dispersion, scattering(d) Dispersion, scattering, internal reflection3. In the formation of a rainbow, the role of water droplets present in the water fountain is to act as a :(a) Glass slab(b) Convex lens(c) Concave lens(d) Prism4. While entering a water droplet the sunlight gets :(a) Refracted only(b) Reflected internally(c) Refracted and dispersed(d) First refracted and then dispersed while coming out of the water droplet

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1. (a) Behind him

The sun is directly behind krish.

2. (b) Refraction, dispersion, internal reflection

The for motion of rainbow involves all three phenomenon = Refraction, then dispersion and then total internal resolution.

3. (d) Prism

Every individual droplet of water acts as a tiny prism that both disperses the light and reflects it back to your eye.

4. (c) Refracted and dispersed

When sunlight enters a water droplet, it is refracted and dispersed.

26.

You are most likely to hear or use the interjection boo ______. A) at a theatrical performance B) while listening to a political speech C) on both of the above mentioned occasions

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Correct option is  B) while listening to a political speech

27.

Which type of concoctor is mainly found on a microphone?

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Male XLR is mainly found on a microphone.

28.

What are various faults in mobile hardware? Suggest the methods to remove those faults.

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These layers are used for propagation of EM waves and that EM waves travel basically in any 1 of the three methods discussed below:

a. Ground Wave Propagation: Used for a low-frequency range transmission, mostly less than 1 MHz. This type of propagation employs the use of large antennas order of which is equivalent to the wavelength of the waves and uses the ground or Troposphere for its propagation. Signals over large distances are not sent using this method. It causes severe attenuation which increases with increased frequency of the waves.

b. Sky Wave Propagation: Used for the propagation of EM waves with a frequency range of 3 – 30 MHz. Make use of the ionosphere so called due to the presence of charged ions in the region of about 60 to 300 km from the earth surface. These ions provide a reflecting medium to the radio or communication waves within a particular frequency range. We use this property of the ionosphere for long-distance transmission of the waves without much attenuation and loss of signal strength .Another important point to note is the consideration of the angle of the emission of these waves from the ground. The transmitter emits the EM Waves at a critical angle to ensure total reflection to the ground just like the total internal reflection of optic waves otherwise the waves may escape into space. Skip Distance is the distance between the 2 points between which the wave transmission happens.

c. Space Wave: Used for a line of Sight communication also known as LoS. Space satellite communication and very high-frequency waves use this propagation method. It basically involves sending a signal in a straight line from the transmitter to the receiver. We must ensure that for very large distances, the height of the tower used for transmission is high enough to prevent waves from touching the earth curvature thus preventing attenuation and loss of signal strength.

29.

The process of magnetic recording is based on principle of (a) Electromagnetic induction (b) Mutual induction (c) Self-Induction (d) Both A and B

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Correct option: (a) Electromagnetic induction

30.

What does PZM stand for?

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Pressure Zone Microphone

31.

Ribbon type microphone has important characteristics of two faces. What are those two faces? (a) To and from (b) Front and back (c) Forward and reverse (d) Up and down

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Correct option: (a) To and from

32.

How many conductors (wires) are needed for a balanced audio circuit A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4

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Correct option: C. 3

33.

Editing a document that has been created means______A. saving itB. printing itC. scanning it correcting itD.

Answer» Correct Answer - D
34.

Phantom power can cause damage to ribbon microphone. (True/false)

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Correct option: True

35.

In a computer, how many bits does a nibble signify?A. 4B. 8C. 16D. 32

Answer» Correct Answer - A
36.

Ribbon microphones need a phantom power. True / False

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Ribbon microphones need a phantom power. False

37.

WHAT is the correct method of winding and storing of audio cables? a. Over and over b. Over and under c. Figure 8 d. All of them

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Correct answer is

d. All of them

38.

The principal cation of extra cellular fluid: (A) K+ (B) Na+ (C) H+ (D) Ca2+

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Correct option (B) Na

39.

Positioning of ribbon microphones are very important to protect it from damage. a. Yes it is important b. it’s not important c. Ribbon mics are strong .we can use them any which way d. Not any one of them is correct

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a. Yes it is important

Positioning of ribbon microphones are very important to protect it from damage. Yes it is important.

40.

Keyboards, scanners, and microphones are examples ofA. software programsB. input devicesC. output devicesD. utilities

Answer» Correct Answer - B
41.

XLR. connector hasa. 3 pinsPIN 1 shieldi. PIN 2 RED (POSITIVE)ii. PIN 3 WHITE (NEGATIVE)b.3 pinsPIN 1 Red (Positive)i. PIN 2 White (Negative)ii. PIN 3 SHIELDS. (Earth)c. 2 pinsPin 1 Tip red. (Positive)i. Pin 2 Sleeve ( Earth)d. Pin 2Pin 1. Ring (Negative)i. In 2 Sleeve. (Earth)

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Correct answer is

a. 3 pinsPIN 1 shield
i. PIN 2 RED (POSITIVE)
ii. PIN 3 WHITE (NEGATIVE)
42.

Physical impact does not affect the microphones because they are made of metal and strong enough to take any physical impact. True / False

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Physical impact does not affect the microphones because they are made of metal and strong enough to take any physical impact. False

43.

Name the poets who wrote the following lines :His brow is deeply lined with thoughts, his head is highly doomedHis coat is dusty from neglect, his whiskers are uncombed.

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T.S. Eliot wrote the above line.

44.

Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow: Why do we make mistakes repeatedly ? Even after making a resolution of not making mistakes, we still end up repeating them. What is the force that aligns all the negativity, makes us commit these mistakes and later regret our actions and decisions ? Everybody has to answer this question in his lifetime. But it is not really true that we cannot correct or control our mistakes. To solve this conundrum, it is necessary to get to the root of the problem; to understand how it is created and what gives it strength.People make different kinds of mistakes and in different situations, but the root remains the same. Let’s first understand what is a mistake or an error in judgement. Sages say that any act which tarnishes our conscience, makes us fall in our own eyes and harms our self-worth is called sin. Committing a sin means committing a mistake. From a societal perspective, anything which violates societal norms is referred to as sin, yet there are certain actions which do not pass the standards of social morality but are considered righteous in spiritual thought. Also, there are some actions which do not conform to a spiritual mindset although they might be agreeable in a society. A solution to this problem is to define an action which gives joy to our spirit as good and which gives it pain as bad.People commit mistakes when they are under the influence of greed, attachment or enchantment, lust or’anger. These actions make us fall from grace and harm us in every possible way-financially, socially and spiritually. Everybody tells us how bad these influences are but no one tells us how to correct them. If it cannot be corrected, how can we have any control over it ? These influences are very powerful and contain huge amounts of subconscious energy. Subliminal or subconscious energy is very strong as it has been a part of us for many past lives. It is like an iceberg which shows only its tip on the surface but maintains a very powerful presence beneath the surface. This unknown and unquantifiable energy is the root of our mistakes.When subliminal forces erupt, all other forces start weakening, our resolve starts to recede and we feel weak and gullible in our mind. This weakness makes us commit mistakes. This state paralyses our wisdom to differentiate between good and bad. For example, when anger affects our mind, we lose our societal inhibitions and composure. We stop differentiating between good and bad and let anger play its dirty tricks on our mind. If we don’t want to let anger overshadow our sense, we will have to keep our resolve and nip anger in its bud.1. What is called sin ?2. When do people commit mistakes ?3. What should be done if we don’t want to let anger overshadow our sense ?4.What does the writer compare bad influences to ?5. How can we say whether an action is good or bad ?

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1. Any act which tarnishes our conscience, makes us fall in our own eyes and harms our self-worth, is called sin.

2. People commit mistakes when they are under the influence of greed, attachment or enchantment, lust or anger.

3. If we don’t want to let anger overshadow our sense, we should keep our resolve and nip anger in its bud.

4. The writer compares bad influences to an ice-berg which shows only its tip but keeps its powerful presence beneath water.

5. An action which gives joy to our spirit is good and the one which gives pain is bad.

45.

Over tightening is required in microphone’s stand because a. Position of mic will be fix during performance b. You can take mic’s stand in hand and perform c. over tightening of stand keep microphone safe d. None of them

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Correct answer is

d. None of them

46.

We should always coil a power cable carrying a high current while operating to prevent any damage in cable. True / False

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We should always coil a power cable carrying a high current while operating to prevent any damage in cable. False

47.

Name the poets who wrote the following lines :But beauty vanishes; beauty passes,However, rare-rare it be; And when I Crumble, who will remembersThis lady of the west country?

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Walter de la Mare wrote the above line.

48.

Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow:Those who blame poverty for their failures are just making petty excuses. In fact, they have laid down their weapons against circumstances. They should have prepared themselves mentally and intellectually to face the challenges of life. Gold glitters with more radiance when it is burnt in fire. Dhirubhai Ambani who established Reliance Industries’ once worked at a petrol pump as a petrol-filler boy.Dr APJ Abdul Kalam in his youth did the job of a newspaper hawker. Abhijeet Sawant who defeated thousands of contestants to become ‘Indian Idol’ has lived in a Mumbai chawl (slum). Irfan Pathan’s father owns a parchoon (grocery) shop outside a mosque at Baroda. Laxmi Niwas Mittal, born in Sadalpur, a remote village of Rajasthan, is now the owner of the world’s biggest steel conglomerate with an annual turnover of $22.2 billion. They all have proved that success is obtained by talent, determination and hard work, not by money. They all have established the fact that “Poverty is not a curse” especially for those who are ready to face every challenge of life.However, there is another face of the coin also. Poverty results in the lack of resources. Poor students do not have the opportunity to study in good schools, get good coaching, study good books. In many cases, high fee of medical and engineering colleges shatters the dreams of many brilliant but poor students. One who would have become a doctor or engineer by virtue of his talent has to satisfy himself only with smaller jobs.Poverty also leads to crime. When one is unable to earn money through fair means, he or she resorts to unfair means. Most of the thieves, pickpockets and even terrorists belong to poorer sections of the society. Poverty also leads to overpopulation. Poor people think that by producing more children they would get more hands for work. This results in increased population of the country. Poor people begin to believe in superstitions and become orthodox. To set all these things in right order, it is necessary to remove poverty. As long as there is poverty, there is ignorance and illiteracy, and all these hamper the progress of the country.So poverty can or cannot be a curse. One gets the opportunity to face every difficulty and experience every aspect of life in poverty. On the other hand, it may result in lack of resources leading to many difficulties in life. Poverty cannot be removed overnight. It is a long job. It can be wiped out step by step. Educational facilities should be provided to all the poor families so that their outlook might be broadened. The exploitation of the poor should be stopped. The money earmarked for Government programmes for poverty alleviation must reach the needy people in full. Then and then only can poverty be removed.1. Why should educational facilities be provided to all ?2. How should the challenges of life be faced ?3. For whom is poverty not a curse ?4. When does a man resort to unfair means ?5. Who are making petty excuses ?

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1. Educational facilities should be provided to all so that their outlook might be broadened.

2. The challenges of life should be faced by preparing oneself mentally and intellectually.

3. Poverty is not a curse for those who are ready to face every challenge of life.

4. When a man is unable to earn money through fair means, he resorts to unfair means.

5. Those who blame poverty for their failures are making petty excuses.

49.

What are the situations where solar panel alone is depended on?

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In space stations, satellite, and in remote islands where there is no electricity, etc solar panels are used.

50.

This is advisable to segregate all the cables and keep them separately. True / False

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This is advisable to segregate all the cables and keep them separately. True