100525 + Interview Questions in GENERAL QA IN GENERAL AWARENESS

1.	The restaurant was SUPERB, and the prices were very low, we enjoyed our holidays. A) superficial B) excellent C) superior D) supersonic E) expensive
Answer» Correct option is B) excellent

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2.	There isn’t _____ coffee. A) many B) a C) the D) much
Answer» Correct option is D) much

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3.	A man had 17 sheep. All but nine died. How many was he left with?1. 82. 173. Nil4. 9
Answer» Correct Answer - Option 4 : 9 Calculation: No of sheep the man had = 17 All but nine died means that all the sheeps died except 9 remained alive. ∴ He was left with 9 sheep.

3.

A man had 17 sheep. All but nine died. How many was he left with?1. 82. 173. Nil4. 9

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 4 : 9

Calculation:

No of sheep the man had = 17

All but nine died means that all the sheeps died except 9 remained alive.

∴ He was left with 9 sheep.

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4.	Use the following idioms and phrases in sentences of your own, so as to bring out their meaning clearly: (a) Hard and fast (b) A black sheep (c) To and fro
Answer» (a) There are some hard and fast rule for my promotion. (b) Mohan has a black sheep. (c)Do not spite to and fro.

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Use the following idioms and phrases in sentences of your own, so as to bring out their meaning clearly: (a) Hard and fast (b) A black sheep (c) To and fro

Answer»

(a) There are some hard and fast rule for my promotion.

(b) Mohan has a black sheep.

(c)Do not spite to and fro.

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5.	Combine the following sentences into one sentence each:He gave up trying. He failed thrice.
Answer» He gave up trying because he faield thrice,

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6.	On ___ the classroom the teacher asked to the pupil on duty, “Who is absent?” A) entering B) entered C) to enter D) be enteringE) being entered
Answer» Correct option is A) entering

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7.	Our ancestors enjoyed..........rule
Answer» Our ancestors enjoyed true home life because they are not much involved in worldly affairs. Our ancestor enjoyed true home life because they are not involved in social media. They were strict to follow rules and awoke early in the morning and took everything on time.

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8.	_____ coffee is there? A) How many B) How C) How much D) How long
Answer» Correct option is C) How much

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9.	Combine the following sentence into one sentence each:The boy died at the age of nine. A serious disease was the reason for his death.
Answer» The boy died at the age of nine because beserious of disease.

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10.	Combine the following sentences into one sentence each:The whole family was happy. He had stood first.
Answer» The whole family was happy because he had stood first.

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11.	Give the importance of Banks.
Answer» Banks play important role in economic development. They mobilize savings of the public. Provide loans to investors. Provide means of transfer of money. Offer higher interest rates on fixed deposit. Provide loans at lower interest rates. Provide loans for agriculture industry and services. Consumers loans, demand drafts credit and debit cards.

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12.	Combine the following sentences into one sentence each:He died at the age of eleven.Fever was the cause of his death.
Answer» He died at the age of eleven because of fever.

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13.	The mixer – grider you have bought is mal – functioning. The seller is refusing to replace it in spite of warranty. Whom do you approach for redress al?
Answer» District consumer forum.

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14.	What were the factors that prompted the European countries to set up colonies in Afro-Asian nations?
Answer» Overproduction Availability of raw materials. Availability of markets to sell their industrial products. The disunity in the Afro-Asian nations.

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15.	Which of the following is NOT a Member of G - 8?a) Canadab) Indiac) Russia d) India
Answer» India is NOT a Member of G - 8 .

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16.	FATF stands for:a) Financial Access to Farmers b) Funding and Trading Federation c) Financial Action Task Force d) None of These
Answer» FATF stands for Financial Action Task Force.

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17.	What were the conditions of Srirangapatana treaty?
Answer» The conditions of the treaty of Srirangapatna : Tippu Sultan was forced to part with half of his kingdom. Tippu Sultan had to pay three crore rupees as war damage fee. Tippu Sultan had to pledge two of his three children as hostages, as a guarantee against the payment. Tipu Sultan was also forced to release all the prisoners of war.

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18.	Is there _____ tea? A) a B) the C) some D) any
Answer» Correct option is D) any

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19.	List the features of fascism.
Answer» Antagonism to democracy Opposition to socialism Glorifying the nation Adoring the purity of peace Justification of war Diffusion of aggressive nationalism Deifying the past Indoctrination of ideologies through art, literature and education Military dictatorship Destruction of political rivals

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20.	INDIA become the member of FATF in:a) 2009 b) 2010 c) 2014 d) None of These
Answer» INDIA become the member of FATF in 2010.

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21.	I’d like _____ bananas. A) any B) a C) an D) some
Answer» Correct option is D) some Correct option is : (D) Some

21.

I’d like _____ bananas. A) any B) a C) an D) some

Answer»

Correct option is D) some

Correct option is : (D) Some

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22.	What are the features of Fascism
Answer» Ultra – nationalism Ideas of destroying the other national forces. Patronising violence Racial superiority Expansion of national boundaries Support of human executions.

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23.	Sugarcane is an important commercial crop in India. Justify.
Answer» India has the largest area under sugarcane cultivation. India is second largest producer of Sugarcane, next to Brazil. Sugarcane is native to India. It is main source of sugar, jaggery and khandasari. Sugarcane is grown in Uttarpradesh, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh.

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24.	Can I have _____ tea? A) a B) the C) any D) some
Answer» Correct option is D) some

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25.	There are _____ sandwiches, but there _____ any chips. A) some / aren’t B) any / aren’t C) some / are D) any / are
Answer» A) some / aren’t

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26.	Industrial Exit refers to:a) Allowing Business Units to close down b) Forcing foreign companies to leave India c) Allowing manufacturers to shift their line of products d) All of Above e) None of These
Answer» Industrial Exit refers to Allowing Business Units to close down.

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27.	Explain the contributions of E.V. Ramaswami Naicker in the social, political and religious reformation in pre-independent India.
Answer» E.V Ramaswamy Naicker started Self – Respect Movement’ in 1926. Self – respect movement was based on Dravida Racial Identity. He rejected racial supremacy of Arya and Brahmins. He gave importance to Tamil language by . rejecting Sanskrit. He rejected Lord Rama as vedic leader and patronized Rawan. He championed in equality, criticized caste and gender dicrimination. He participated in temple entry at Vaikam, Kerala. He started “Dravida Kalagam’ and became President of Justice Party.  He started a periodical Justice.

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28.	I ___ my hand when I ___ the dinner. A) was burning / cooked B) had burnt / am cooking C) shall burn / shall cook D) burnt / was cooking E) have burnt / cooked
Answer» Correct option is D) burnt / was cooking

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29.	Look at the cartoon strips. Create your own humorous story. Write a sentence or two for each frame in the space provided.
Answer» Two friends Mohan and Sohan were walking in a park. They were enjoying their walk and busy chatting. They were so engrossed in their chatting that they did not look where they were walking. Suddenly, they fell into a pit and banged into a coconut tree. Two coconuts dropped from the tree and fell right on top of their heads. Their heads were swollen with a big lump. It was very painful. But still, they were happy that they can cherish the coconut water, free of cost. They immediately drank the coconut water and left the place.

29.

Look at the cartoon strips. Create your own humorous story. Write a sentence or two for each frame in the space provided.

Answer»

Two friends Mohan and Sohan were walking in a park. They were enjoying their walk and busy chatting. They were so engrossed in their chatting that they did not look where they were walking.

Suddenly, they fell into a pit and banged into a coconut tree.

Two coconuts dropped from the tree and fell right on top of their heads.

Their heads were swollen with a big lump. It was very painful.

But still, they were happy that they can cherish the coconut water, free of cost. They immediately drank the coconut water and left the place.

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30.	Which maps are like bump maps, as in the way they both trick the light? a. Displacement maps b. Normal maps c. Specular maps d. Transparency maps
Answer» Correct answer is b. Normal maps

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31.	A ship ___ near the Malta Islands when the men on board ___ a dolphin in the water. A) was fishing / noticed B) fished / noticed C) was fishing / will notice D) is fishing / noticed E) fished / notices
Answer» Correct option is A) was fishing / noticed

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32.	Find the synonymIdentify A) bump B) throw in C) catch D) recognize
Answer» Correct option is D) recognize

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33.	In 1969 two manned spaceships ___ into space from the first space station. A) launch B) launched C) launches D) were launching E) were launched
Answer» Correct option is E) were launched

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34.	In the following which one has lowest value of degree of hydrolysis. (1) 0.01 M CH3COONH4 (2) 0.1 M CH3COONH4 (3) 0.001 M CH3COONH4 (4) Same
Answer» Correct option: (4) Same

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35.	For production of steel ________ is used .A. AOPB. BOPC. COPD. DOP
Answer» Correct Answer - D BOP-basic Oxygen Process

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36.	In a double-slit experiment, instead of taking slits of equal widths, one slit is made twice as wide as the other. Then, in the interference pattern, (a) the intensities of both the maxima and minima increase (b) the intensity of the maxima increases and the minima has the zero intensity (c) the intensity of the maxima decreases but that of the minima increases (d) the intensity of the maxima decreases and the minima has the zero intensity
Answer» Correct Answer is: (a) the intensities of both the maxima and minima increase In interference between waves of equal amplitudes a, the minimum intensity is zero and the maximum intensity is proportional to 4a² . For waves of unequal amplitudes a and A (A > a), the minimum intensity is nonzero and the maximum intensity is proportional to (a + A)² , which is greater than 4a² .

36.

In a double-slit experiment, instead of taking slits of equal widths, one slit is made twice as wide as the other. Then, in the interference pattern, (a) the intensities of both the maxima and minima increase (b) the intensity of the maxima increases and the minima has the zero intensity (c) the intensity of the maxima decreases but that of the minima increases (d) the intensity of the maxima decreases and the minima has the zero intensity

Answer»

Correct Answer is: (a) the intensities of both the maxima and minima increase

In interference between waves of equal amplitudes a, the minimum intensity is zero and the maximum intensity is proportional to 4a² . For waves of unequal amplitudes a and A (A > a), the minimum intensity is nonzero and the maximum intensity is proportional to (a + A)² , which is greater than 4a² .

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37.	A particle of charge q and mass m moves in a circular orbit of radius r with angular speed ω. The ratio of the magnitude of its magnetic moment to that of its angular momentum depends on (a) ω and q (b) ω, q and m (c) q and m (d) ω and m
Answer» Correct Answer is: (c) q and m The effective current is i = q . ω/2π and the area is A = πr². The magnetic moment is μ = Ai = qωr². The angular momentum is L = Iω mr²ω. ∴ μ/L = q/2m.

37.

A particle of charge q and mass m moves in a circular orbit of radius r with angular speed ω. The ratio of the magnitude of its magnetic moment to that of its angular momentum depends on (a) ω and q (b) ω, q and m (c) q and m (d) ω and m

Answer»

Correct Answer is: (c) q and m

The effective current is i = q . ω/2π and the area is A = πr².

The magnetic moment is μ = Ai = qωr².

The angular momentum is L = Iω mr²ω.

∴ μ/L = q/2m.

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38.	What is the working principle of transformer?
Answer» A transformer works under the principle of mutual electro magnetic induction (Faraday’s laws of Electro-magnetic induction). It says that, when ever a changing flux links with a coil an emf is induced in it and this induced emf is proportional to the rate of change of flux and the number of turns in the coils linking the flux.

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39.	What are the types of transformer core?
Answer» The types of transformer core are given below. a. Core type transformer core. b. Shell type transformer core. c. Berry type transformer core. d. Spiral type transformer core.

39.

What are the types of transformer core?

Answer»

The types of transformer core are given below.

a. Core type transformer core.

b. Shell type transformer core.

c. Berry type transformer core.

d. Spiral type transformer core.

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40.	What is the transformation ratio in transformer?
Answer» Equation for transformation ratio is, E₂/E₁ = N₂/N₁ = k k = >1 in step up transformer, where secondary turns are more and thus voltage is more to reduce the transmission current. k = <1 in step down transformer, where secondary turns are less than primary and low voltage for consumer use. If we include the current in transformation ration the equation is, E₂/E₁ = N₂/N₁ = I₁/I₂ = k

40.

What is the transformation ratio in transformer?

Answer»

Equation for transformation ratio is,

E₂/E₁ = N₂/N₁ = k

k = >1 in step up transformer, where secondary turns are more and thus voltage is more to reduce the transmission current.

k = <1 in step down transformer, where secondary turns are less than primary and low voltage for consumer use.

If we include the current in transformation ration the equation is,

E₂/E₁ = N₂/N₁ = I₁/I₂ = k

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41.	The dicimal equivalent of `(1)/(20)` up to three significant figures isA. `0.0500`B. `0.05000`C. `0.0050`D. `5.0xx10^(-2)`
Answer» Correct Answer - A `(1)/(20)=0.05` Decimal equivalent up to 3 significant figures is 0.0500

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42.	Consider the following statements: (i) Nuclear fission is normally followed by emission of `beta`-particles. (ii) Emission of `alpha`-particle is normally followed by emission of `gamma` rays. (iii) In carbon-carbon cycle of fusion reaction which powers the large starts, two carbon nuclei combine to form a magnesium nucleus: The correct order of True/False in above statements isA. TTTB. TTFC. FTTD. TFT
Answer» (i) Nuclear fission results in fragments whose neutron/proton ratio is higher than the required value (N/P ratios is greater for heavier nuclei). To reduce the N/P ratio these fragments undergo `beta^(-)` decays in which a neutron is converted into a proton. (ii) Some of the energy generated in `alpha`-emission goes into nuclear excitation. the excited nucleus returns to ground state by `gamma`-emission. (iii) in carbon -carbon cycle `.^(12)C` nucleus acts just as a catalust. the net result is fusion of four protons into a healium nucleus.

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43.	How is the Indian culture different from the cultures of other countries?
Answer» Indian culture is remarkable for its unity and continuity. Indian culture has a unique capacity of observing external influences. Many tribes with their own civilization and cultures came to India. There is unity in diversity. Unlike the culture of other countries. Indian culture is extensive as its civilization itself. The Indian culture has the capacity of adjustment and tolerism.

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44.	What is the most dominant influence of Indian films?
Answer» Hollywood's technique of film production is the most dominant influence on Indian films. Almost every passing phase of the American Cinema has its effect in India. Even if the story is Indian, the background music quite often happens to be American.

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45.	Read the following extract carefully and answer the following question : I tried to feed him by somehow putting a thin cotton wool wick, dipped in milk to open his mouth, but he was unable to open his mouth and the drops of milk only slid down from both sides. Only after several hours of tending could I manage to pour one drop of water in his mouth. But on the third day he became so much better and assured that he would use his two tiny claws to hold my finger and gaze all around with his blue, glass-beads like eyes. And in three-four months, he astonished everyone with his smooth fur, bushy tail and naughty, refulgent eyes.A transformation from common to proper noun followed and we started calling him, Gillu! I hung a light-weight flower basket lined with cotton wool on the window with the help of a wire.(i) Name the title and the author of the passage? (ii) How did the writer try to feed the squirrel? (iii) When did she get success in feeding him? (iv) What the name was given to squirrel?(v) How did the author arrange squirrel's home?
Answer» (i) Name of title is 'Gillu' and name of the author is 'Mahadevi Verma'. (ii) She tried to feed the squirrel by somehow putting a thin cotton wool wick, dipped in milk to his mouth. (iii) After several hours of tending could she managed to pour one drop of water in his mouth. (iv) 'Gillu' was the name given to the squirrel. (v) She hung a light-weight flower basket lined with cotton wool on the window with the help of a wire.

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Read the following extract carefully and answer the following question : I tried to feed him by somehow putting a thin cotton wool wick, dipped in milk to open his mouth, but he was unable to open his mouth and the drops of milk only slid down from both sides. Only after several hours of tending could I manage to pour one drop of water in his mouth. But on the third day he became so much better and assured that he would use his two tiny claws to hold my finger and gaze all around with his blue, glass-beads like eyes. And in three-four months, he astonished everyone with his smooth fur, bushy tail and naughty, refulgent eyes.A transformation from common to proper noun followed and we started calling him, Gillu! I hung a light-weight flower basket lined with cotton wool on the window with the help of a wire.(i) Name the title and the author of the passage? (ii) How did the writer try to feed the squirrel? (iii) When did she get success in feeding him? (iv) What the name was given to squirrel?(v) How did the author arrange squirrel's home?

Answer»

(i) Name of title is 'Gillu' and name of the author is 'Mahadevi Verma'.

(ii) She tried to feed the squirrel by somehow putting a thin cotton wool wick, dipped in milk to his mouth.

(iii) After several hours of tending could she managed to pour one drop of water in his mouth.

(iv) 'Gillu' was the name given to the squirrel.

(v) She hung a light-weight flower basket lined with cotton wool on the window with the help of a wire.

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46.	Light of wavelength `400nm` is incident continuously on a Cesium ball. (work function `1.9eV`). The maximum potential to which the ball will be charged isA. 3.1VB. 1.2 VC. zeroD. infinite
Answer» (B) `eV_(s) =(hc)/(lambda)-phi=(1240(nm)eV)/(400(nm))-1.9 eV=1.2 eV` `implies V_(s)=1.2 V` `:.` The cesuim ball can be charged to a maximum potential of 1.2 V

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47.	Read the extract carefully and answer the following questions : I saw a play in Dubline not long ago in which the chief character was an elderly corn-merchant in a small Irish country town. He was a man of many anxieties, his heart was dicky, his nephew was cheating him, his wife had the fantastic notion of spending £ 10 on a holiday. Altogether the pace of life was getting too much for him, and in a moment of despair, he uttered a great cry from the heart. They tell me there is an aeroplane now that goes at 1000 miles an hour. Now that is too fast. (i) Name the essay and its author. (ii) What kind of man was the corn-merchant? (iii) What was his nephew doing? (iv) What was his wife doing?(v) Who was the chief character in the play?
Answer» (i) The name of the essay is 'The Pace for living' and the name of the author is R.C. Hutchinson'. (ii) The corn merchant was a man of many anxieties. (iii) His nephew was cheating him. (iv) His wife had the fantastic notion of spending £10 on a holiday. (v) The Chief character of the play was an elderly corn-merchant.

47.

Read the extract carefully and answer the following questions : I saw a play in Dubline not long ago in which the chief character was an elderly corn-merchant in a small Irish country town. He was a man of many anxieties, his heart was dicky, his nephew was cheating him, his wife had the fantastic notion of spending £ 10 on a holiday. Altogether the pace of life was getting too much for him, and in a moment of despair, he uttered a great cry from the heart. They tell me there is an aeroplane now that goes at 1000 miles an hour. Now that is too fast. (i) Name the essay and its author. (ii) What kind of man was the corn-merchant? (iii) What was his nephew doing? (iv) What was his wife doing?(v) Who was the chief character in the play?

Answer»

(i) The name of the essay is 'The Pace for living' and the name of the author is R.C. Hutchinson'.

(ii) The corn merchant was a man of many anxieties.

(iii) His nephew was cheating him.

(iv) His wife had the fantastic notion of spending £10 on a holiday.

(v) The Chief character of the play was an elderly corn-merchant.

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48.	Fill in the blanks with appropriate form of verbs given in the brackets : (i) She gets up ................ 6 o'clock in the morning.. (at / in) (ii) He was born ................ Mumbai. (on / in) (iii) I always study ................ the evening. (with / in)
Answer» (i) at (ii) in (iii) in

48.

Fill in the blanks with appropriate form of verbs given in the brackets : (i) She gets up ................ 6 o'clock in the morning.. (at / in) (ii) He was born ................ Mumbai. (on / in) (iii) I always study ................ the evening. (with / in)

Answer»

(i) at

(ii) in

(iii) in

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49.	Two cars `C_(1) & C_(2)` are moving in parallel lanes in the same direction at speeds `90kph & 108kph` respectively (see figure). As the traffic signal turns red, both applies brake (assume constant retardation) simultaneously. If they both stop together at the dead lineA. distance of dead line from `C_(2)` is `300m`B. destance of dead line from `C_(1)` is `250m`C. time taken by the cars to ends up after the signal turn red is `15sec`.D. time taken by the cars to ends up after the signal turn red is `20sec`.
Answer» Correct Answer - `A::B::D` (i) Relative initial velocity `=5 m//s`, relative final velocity `=0` Relative displacement `=50m` Relative acceleration `=` constant `rArr 50=((5+0)/(2))t rArr txx20sec.` (ii) Distance of dead line from car `C_(1)=((25+0)/(2))xx20=250m`.

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50.	Fill in the blanks with appropriate form of verbs given in the brackets : (i) Lots of people ............... coming here. (is / are) (ii) Five years ............... is not a small period. (is / are) (iii) All that glitters ............... not gold. (is / are) (iv) A parcel of books ............. be received. (has / have)
Answer» (i) are (ii) is (iii) is (iv) has

50.

Fill in the blanks with appropriate form of verbs given in the brackets : (i) Lots of people ............... coming here. (is / are) (ii) Five years ............... is not a small period. (is / are) (iii) All that glitters ............... not gold. (is / are) (iv) A parcel of books ............. be received. (has / have)

Answer»

(i) are

(ii) is

(iii) is

(iv) has

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The restaurant was SUPERB, and the prices were very low, we enjoyed our holidays. A) superficial B) excellent C) superior D) supersonic E) expensive

There isn’t _____ coffee. A) many B) a C) the D) much

A man had 17 sheep. All but nine died. How many was he left with?1. 82. 173. Nil4. 9

Use the following idioms and phrases in sentences of your own, so as to bring out their meaning clearly: (a) Hard and fast (b) A black sheep (c) To and fro

Combine the following sentences into one sentence each:He gave up trying. He failed thrice.

On ___ the classroom the teacher asked to the pupil on duty, “Who is absent?” A) entering B) entered C) to enter D) be enteringE) being entered

Our ancestors enjoyed..........rule

_____ coffee is there? A) How many B) How C) How much D) How long

Combine the following sentence into one sentence each:The boy died at the age of nine. A serious disease was the reason for his death.

Combine the following sentences into one sentence each:The whole family was happy. He had stood first.

Give the importance of Banks.

Combine the following sentences into one sentence each:He died at the age of eleven.Fever was the cause of his death.

The mixer – grider you have bought is mal – functioning. The seller is refusing to replace it in spite of warranty. Whom do you approach for redress al?

What were the factors that prompted the European countries to set up colonies in Afro-Asian nations?

Which of the following is NOT a Member of G - 8?a) Canadab) Indiac) Russia d) India

FATF stands for:a) Financial Access to Farmers b) Funding and Trading Federation c) Financial Action Task Force d) None of These

What were the conditions of Srirangapatana treaty?

Is there _____ tea? A) a B) the C) some D) any

List the features of fascism.

INDIA become the member of FATF in:a) 2009 b) 2010 c) 2014 d) None of These

I’d like _____ bananas. A) any B) a C) an D) some

What are the features of Fascism

Sugarcane is an important commercial crop in India. Justify.

Can I have _____ tea? A) a B) the C) any D) some

There are _____ sandwiches, but there _____ any chips. A) some / aren’t B) any / aren’t C) some / are D) any / are

Industrial Exit refers to:a) Allowing Business Units to close down b) Forcing foreign companies to leave India c) Allowing manufacturers to shift their line of products d) All of Above e) None of These

Explain the contributions of E.V. Ramaswami Naicker in the social, political and religious reformation in pre-independent India.

I ___ my hand when I ___ the dinner. A) was burning / cooked B) had burnt / am cooking C) shall burn / shall cook D) burnt / was cooking E) have burnt / cooked

Look at the cartoon strips. Create your own humorous story. Write a sentence or two for each frame in the space provided.

Which maps are like bump maps, as in the way they both trick the light? a. Displacement maps b. Normal maps c. Specular maps d. Transparency maps

A ship ___ near the Malta Islands when the men on board ___ a dolphin in the water. A) was fishing / noticed B) fished / noticed C) was fishing / will notice D) is fishing / noticed E) fished / notices

Find the synonymIdentify A) bump B) throw in C) catch D) recognize

In 1969 two manned spaceships ___ into space from the first space station. A) launch B) launched C) launches D) were launching E) were launched

In the following which one has lowest value of degree of hydrolysis. (1) 0.01 M CH3COONH4 (2) 0.1 M CH3COONH4 (3) 0.001 M CH3COONH4 (4) Same

For production of steel ________ is used .A. AOPB. BOPC. COPD. DOP

A particle of charge q and mass m moves in a circular orbit of radius r with angular speed ω. The ratio of the magnitude of its magnetic moment to that of its angular momentum depends on (a) ω and q (b) ω, q and m (c) q and m (d) ω and m

What is the working principle of transformer?

What are the types of transformer core?

What is the transformation ratio in transformer?

The dicimal equivalent of `(1)/(20)` up to three significant figures isA. `0.0500`B. `0.05000`C. `0.0050`D. `5.0xx10^(-2)`

How is the Indian culture different from the cultures of other countries?

What is the most dominant influence of Indian films?

Light of wavelength `400nm` is incident continuously on a Cesium ball. (work function `1.9eV`). The maximum potential to which the ball will be charged isA. 3.1VB. 1.2 VC. zeroD. infinite

Fill in the blanks with appropriate form of verbs given in the brackets : (i) She gets up ................ 6 o'clock in the morning.. (at / in) (ii) He was born ................ Mumbai. (on / in) (iii) I always study ................ the evening. (with / in)

There are _ sandwiches, but there _ any chips. A) some / aren’t B) any / aren’t C) some / are D) any / are

I _ my hand when I _ the dinner. A) was burning / cooked B) had burnt / am cooking C) shall burn / shall cook D) burnt / was cooking E) have burnt / cooked

A ship _ near the Malta Islands when the men on board _ a dolphin in the water. A) was fishing / noticed B) fished / noticed C) was fishing / will notice D) is fishing / noticed E) fished / notices