English
Section-A: English Composition Direction (1 to 5): Fill in the blanks with appropriate
prepositions
1. Shyam was accused murder (a) for (b) in (c) with (d) of
2 The leader broke in the middle of the Speech as he was not feeling well.
(a) after (b) on (c) into (d) off 3. You should refrain hurting her feelings.
(a) from (b) to (c) over (d) of
4. He is always boasting
(a) with (b) for (c) upon (d) of
his wealth
5. Have you pondered (a) over (b) on (c) about (d) with
my case?
Direction (6 to 9): Fach question given below is
followed by four alternatives. Choose the correct one. 6. Abandon means
(a) Vacate (b) Foll (c) Lose (d) Gain
7. Amnesty means:
(a) Pardon (b) Penalty (c) Justice (d) Release
8. Zenith means
(a) Nadir (b) Minimum (c) Peak (d) Plant
9. And means
(a) Dry (b) Charge (c) Accuse (d) Apprehend
Direction (10 to 13): Choose the correct one word of
the following.
10. One who firmly believes in fate or destiny.
(a) Gratis (b) Dermatologist (c) Fatalist (d) Honorary
11. Animals living on plants
(a) Camivorous (b) Herbivorous (c) Cliche (d) Celibate
12. Communication between mind and mind
(a) Telephone (b) Armistice (c) Telepathy (d) Tell-tale
13. A free thinker on religion:
(a) Nepotist (b) Libertine (c) Iconoclast (d) Introvert
Direction (14 to 17): Choose the correct word of the following
14. Vis-a-vis means
(a) Similar (b) Face to Face (c) Contrary to the fact (d)In good faith
15. Ante Meridiem means:
(a) Before midnight (b) After midnight (c) In the evening (d) Before midday
16. De novo means
(a) A fresh (b) Stale (c) Timely (d) Untimely
17. De facto means:
(a) By law (b) In reality (c) By ment (d) By seniority Direction (18 to 20): Each question given below is followed by four alternatives Choose the correct one.
18. All and Sundry means.
(a) Everybody without distinction (b) Only rich person (c) Together (d) Selected People
Ins and outs means
(a) No details (b) Finally (c) Major share (d) Full details 20, Get into hot water
(a) Take bath (b) Get into trouble (c) Without aim (d) A
h difficult problem
Direction (21 to 22): Each question given below is
followed by four alternatives. Choose the correct one.
21. Out of the frying pan into the
(a) House (b) Water (c) Building (d) Fire
22 A bad workman quarrels with his
(a) Tools (b) Brush (c) Guns (d) Weapons Direction (23 to 25): Choose the most appropriate
word denoting collection or group from the responses.
23. A
of bees
(a) collection (c) group (c) swam (d) hive 24. A of sheep
(a) fleet (b) bunch (c) herd (d) flock 25. A of representatives.
(a) group (b) herd (c) class (d) congress
Section-B: Indian History
26. The word Hindu as reference to the people of Hind(India) was first used by (a) The Greeks (b) The Romans (c) The Chinese (d) 27. Who among the following was a Brahmavadini
f The Arabs
who composed some hymns of the Vedas?
(a) Lopamudra (b) Gargi (c) Leelavati (d) Savitri
28. The river most mentioned in early Vedic Literature
is:
(a) Sindhu (b) Sutudni (c) Sarasvati (d) Ganga 29. In Sanskrit plays written during the Gupta Period
women and Sudras speak (a) Sanskrit (b) Prakrit (c) Pali (d) Sauraseni
30. The name by which A shoka is generally referred to
his inscnption is:
(a) Chakravarti (b) Dharmadeva (c) Dharmakirti (d)
Priyadarsi
31. The concept of Anuvrata was advocated by: (a) Mahayana Buddhism (b) Hinayana Buddhism (c)
Jainism (d) The Lokayata School 32. The term Yavanapnya mentioned in ancient
Sanskrit texts denoted (a) a fine variety of Indian Muslim (b) ivory (e)
damsels sent to the Greek Court for dance performance
(d) Pepper 33. Who among the following is known for his work
on Medicine during the Gupta Perod? (a) Saumilla (b) Sudraka (c) Shaunaka (d) Susruths
34. Who among the following were famous jurists of
Medieval India?
(a) Vijnanesvarm (b) Himadn (c) Rajasekhara (d) Jimutavahana 35. According to Mimamsa system of Philosophy
liberation is possible by means by: (a) Jnana (b) Bhakti (c) Yoga (d) Karma 36. In Medieval India, Mansabdan system
was
introduced for. (a) making recruitment to the army (b) facilitating revenue collection (c) ensuring religious harmony (d) effecting clean administration 37. Mughal Painting reached its zenith under
(a) Humayun (b) Akbar (c) Jahangir (d) Shahjahan 38. After consolidating his power, Balban assumed the
grand title of:
(a) Tutu-Hind (b) Kaiser-1-Hind (c) Zil-1-llahi d) Din 1-Ilahi
39. Which one of the following monuments has a dome which is said to be one of the largest in the world? (a) Tomb of Shershah, Sasaram (b) Jama Masjid (c)
Tomb of Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq, Delhi (d) Gol Gumbaz, Bijapur 40. A sthapradhan was a council of ministers
(a) in the Gupta Administration (b) in the Chola Administration (c) in the Vijaynagar Administration
(d) In the Maratha Administration
41. Battle of Dharmat was fought between:
(a) Mahammad Ghori and Jai Chand (b) Babur and
Afgans (c) Aurangzeb and Dara Shikoh (d) Ahmad
Shah Durrani and the Marathas 42. Mongols under Chengiz khan invaded india during the region of
(a) Balban (b) Firoz Tughlaq (c) Iltutmish (d)
Muhammad Bin Tughlaq
43. The greatest invention of man in Palaeolithic age
was (a) fire (b) potter's wheel (c) metal implements (d)
spinning of cloth
44. The Indus Valley Civilization belongs to the: (a) Neolithic Age (b) Palaeolithic Age (c) Chalcolithic Age (d) Mesolithic Age 45. With which religion is Kaivalya associated?
(a) Buddhism (b) Jainism (c) Hinduism (d) Sikhism 46. The Great Buddhist Council in 483 B.C was held at (a) Ujjain (b) Pataliputra (c) Rajagriha (d) Kashmir 47. What was the rate of Land revenue as given in the
Dharma Shastra?
(a) (b) (c) / (a)
48. Gupta Dynasty was famous for
(a) Art and architecture (b) imperialism (c) revente and land reforms (d) patronage of Literary work 49. Who among the following eamed the title of a (a) Chandragupta Vikramaditya (b) Ashoka (c)
Liberator?
Chandra Gupta Maurya (d) Alexander
50. Vatapi was the Capital of the
(a) Pallavas (b) Rashtrakuts (c) Chalukyas (d) Senas
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Answers
1(d), 2(d), 3(a), 4(d), 5(a), 6(a), 7(a), 8(c), 9(a),
11(b), 12(c), 13(b), 14(b), 15(d), 16(a),
10(c),
17(b), 18(a).
19(d), 20(b), 21(d), 22(a). 23(d), 24(d), 25(d), 26(a)
27(a), 28(a), 29(b), 30(d), 31(c), 32(d), 33(d), 34(c), 35(d), 36(d), 37(c), 38(c), 39(d), 40(d), 41(c), 42(c),
43(a), 44(a), 45(b), 46(c), 47(c), 48(a), 49(c), 50(c),
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