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Sections Test ComponentsNo. of Page

Questions No.

(A) i) GeneralAwareness 20 2-5ii) General Intelligenceand

ReasoningAbility 20 6-9iii) Artthrneticaland NumericalAbility 20 10-13iv) Hindi Languageand Comprehension 20 14-15v) EnglishLanguageandComprehension 20 16-17

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SECTION-A

i) General Awareness

1. The Kaveri Water Disputes is among 6. Which of the following is not a Subwhich of the neighbor state? Schemes under Pradhan Mantri Mudra

(A) Maharashtra and Goa Yojana?

(B) Goa and Karnataka (A) Shishu (B) Kishore(C) Karnataka and Kerala

(C) Yauwan (D) Tarun(D) Karnataka and Tamil Nadu

7. India's rank on Global Competitive Index2. Feed our Future cinema ad campaign

2019in India launched by

(A) 55th(A) United Nations World Food

Programme (WFP) (B) 68th

(B) Food and Agriculture Organization (C) 2nd

(FAO)(D) None of the above

(C) World Bank

(D) None of the above 8. Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2019 awarded

for the development of3. Present Chairman of the Finance

(A) Lithium ion batteriesCommission of India is

(A) N.K. Singh(B) Alkaline polymer batteries

(B) Raghuram Rajan (C) Alkaline batteries

(C) Manmohan Singh (D) None of the above

(D) None of the above9. Which of the following chemicals given

4. BHIM is a digital payment interface by below is the key pollutant in crackers?

(A) NPCI (A) Mercury chloride

(B) Google (B) Barium nitrate

(C) Paytm (C) Potassium nitrate

(D) None of the above(D) None of the above

5. The main aim of NASA's ICON satellite10. Dengue fever is caused by

is

(A) To study the Earth's ionosphere(A) Virus

(B) To study the Earth's stratosphere (B) Bacteria

(C) To study the Earths biosphere (C) Protozoa

(D) None of the above (D) None of the above

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(8) -m:m 3ttt Cfi"lT<!Cfi (A) ~ (8) ~

(C) Cfi"lT<!Cfi3ttt ~ (C) ~ (0) ~

(0) Cfi"lT<!Cfl3ttt d~~HI§

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11. Present External Affairs Minister of India 16. Which of the following plant leaves used

is for the feed for silkworm in sericulture ?

(A) Kiran Bedi (A) Mulberry plant leaves

(B) Subrahmanyam Jaishankar (B) Silver plant leaves

(C) Ajit Ooval (C) Neem plant leaves

(0) None of the above (0) None of the above

12. Present Vice President of India is 17. Which of the following chemical is

(A) Hamid Ansari commonly used as a coagulant in water

(B) M. Venkaiah Naidu treatment for purification of water?

(C) Sumitra Mahajan (A) Alum

(0) None of the above (B) Saltpeter

(C) Epsom salts13. Which of the following chemical is most

(0) None of the abovecommonly used for artificial ripening of

fruits? 18. Vishwa Shanti Stupa (World Peace

(A) Ethephon Pagoda) is situated at

(B) Sodium tetra chloride (A) Rajgir, Bihar

(C) Sodium citrate (B) Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh

(0) None of the above (C) Bodh Gaya, Bihar

(0) None of the above14. Bituminous is the most abundant form

of 19. The scientific name of apple is

(A) Coal (A) Mangifera Indica

(B) Silver (B) Persea Americana

(C) Gold (C) Malus Oomestica

(0) None of the above (0) None of the above

15. The chemical name of common salt 20. Sattriya is a one of the famous Indian(Table salt) is classical dance forms belongs to

(A) Sodium iodide (A) Assam

(B) Sodium chloride (B) Punjab

(C) Iodine hexa chloride (C) Kerala

(0) None of the above (0) None of the above

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ii) General Intelligence and Reasoning Ability

21. What comes in place of question mark (?)

in the following number series?

95,94,92,89,85,80, ?

(A) 74

(C) 75

(8) 69

(0) 77

22. The sum of even numbers between

1 and 31 is

(A) 16

(C) 240

(8) 128

(0) 512

23. 100 x 10 - 100 + 2000 7 100 = ?

(A) 29

(C) 920

(8) 780

(0) 979

24. 49 x 49 x 49 x 49 = 7 ?

(A) 4 (8) 7

(C) 8 (0) 16

25. The value of (6 + 6 + 6 + 6) 7 6 is equal4+4+4+474

to

(A) 1

4(C) 13

26. 469157 x 9999 =?

(A) 4586970843

(8) 4686970743

(C) 4691100843

(0) 5846491253

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(0) 3~13

27. If a and b are both odd numbers, which

of the following is an even number?

(A) a + b

(8) a + b + 1

(C) ab

(0) ab + 2

28. 3 x 0.3 x 0.03 x 0.003 x 30 = ?

(A) 0.0000243

(8) 0.000243

(C) 0.00243

(0) 0.0243

29. If ~ = ~ , the value of x - y + 14 is2y 7 x+y 19

13 15(A) 19 (8) 19

(C) 1 (0) 1_1 .19

30. Find x if ~-~ =4.5 6

(A) -120

(C) 100

(8) -100

(0) 120

31. Find out the wrong number.

9,14,19,25,32,40

(A) 14 (8) 25

(C) 32 (0) 9

32. What is the square root of 0.16 ?

(A) 0.004

(C) 0.4

(8) 0.04

(0) 4

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21. Ri4!ftf@(i ~ ~ -ij ~ ~ (?) ~ 27. ~ a 3ltt bG1;if~ ~@ll~t aT~B

~"tRCFn~ ? cnt.l-m~~~~ ?

95,94,92,89,85,80, ? (A) a + b

(A) 74 (8) 69(8) a + b + 1

(C) ab(C) 75 (0) 77

(0) ab + 2

22. 1 3ltt 31 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~3=IT CfilWr28. 3 x 0.3 x 0.03 x 0.003 x 30 = ?

~~?(A) 0.0000243

(A) 16 (8) 128(8) 0.000243

(C) 240 (0) 512 (C) 0.00243

23. 100 x 10 - 100 + 2000 7 100 = ?(0) 0.0243

(A) 29 (8) 78029. ~ ~=.§. 61, aT x-y + 14 =?

(C) 920 (0) 979 2y 7 x+v 19

13 1549 x 49 x 49 x 49 = 7 ? (A) - (8) -24. 19 19

(A) 4 (8) 7(C) 1 (0) 1~

(C) 8 (0) 16 19

30. ~ ~-~=4 aTx=?(6+6+6+6)76 CfilllH~ 5 6

25.4+4+4+474 (A) -120 (8) -100

3 (C) 100 (0) 120(A) 1 (8) -2

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(C) - (0)13 13 9,14,19,25,32,40

26. 469157 x 9999 = ? (A) 14 (8) 25

(A) 4586970843 (C) 32 (0) 9

(8) 4686970743 32. 0.16Cfil~~~ ?

(C) 4691100843 (A) 0.004 (8) 0.04

(0) 5846491253 (C) 0.4 (0) 4

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33. The product of two numbers is 192 37. Reena is twice as old as Sunita. Three

and the sum of these two numbers is years ago, she was three times as old

28. What is the smaller of these two as Sunita. Howald is Reena now?

numbers? (A) 6 years

(A) 12(8) 7 years

(8) 14(C) 8 years

(C) 16(0) 12 years

(0) None of these 38. Find out the missing number.

2 2 234. The difference between the length and

2G} 4E}3(}breadth of a rectangle is 23 m. If its

perimeter is 206 m, then its area is 4 8 2

(A) 1520 m2 (A) 42

(8) 2420 m2 (8) 44

2480 m2(C) 46

(C)(0) 48

(0) 2520 m2

39. Find out the missing character.

35. How many terms are there in the series?

3~5~?~201,208,215, ...,369

(A) 234 12 15

(8) 24(A) 2

(C) 25 (8) 6

(0) 26 (C) 8

(0) 6436. Choose the correct alternative from the

given options. 40. The sum of three consecutive numbers

2,5,9, ?, 20, 27. is 87. The greatest among these three

numbers is(A) 14

(A) 26(8) 16

(8) 28

(C) 18 (C) 29

(0) 24 (0) 30

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(A) 6~(A) 12

(8) 7~

(8) 14(C) 8~

(C) 16 (0) 12~

(0) ~BcnW~38. ~~m-r~irfT?

34. ~~<€t~~~CfiT~ 2 2 2

23 m ~ I ~ ~ qf{f?lfu 206 mt aT 2G} 4E)s{)4~~~~?

4 8 2(A) 1520 m2

(A) 42

(8) 2420 m2 (8) 44

(C) 2480 m2 (C) 46

(0) 2520 m2 (0) 48

<ftTJf ~-ij~1lG~? 39. ~~~~~?35.

201, 208, 215, ..., 369

3~5~?~(A) 23

4 12 15(8) 24

(A) 2(C) 25

(8) 6

(0) 26 (C) 8

36. ~ ~ f4Cfl(Yl{i-ij~ f4Cfi(Yq"Cf)) ~ I (0) 64

2,5,9, ?, 20, 27. 40. tR §f)AI~~/I<1m-rm CfiT<WI 87~, aT ~

(A) 14 tRm-rm-ijB~~m-r~~ ?

(8) 16(A) 26

(C) 18(8) 28

(C) 29

(0) 24 (0) 30

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iii) Arithmetical and Numerical Ability

41. The multiplicative inverse of 5-3 is 47. In a stack there are 5 books each of

(A) 3-5 thickness 20 mm and 5 paper sheets,

(8) 1 each of thickness 0.016 mm. The total

(C) 53 thickness of the stack is

(0) none of these (A) 1.0008 x 102 mm

(8) 20.016 mm

42. Value of (30 + 4-1) x 22 is(C) 1.0008 x 103 mm

5(0) none of these(A) - (8) 5

4

7 48. 7.54 x 10-4 in the usual form is(C) - (0) none of these4

(A) 0.00754

Value of {( ~rris (8) 0.075443.

(C) 0.000754

81 -81 (0) none of these(A) - (8) -

16 16

16 -16 49. The scale of a map is given as(C) - (0) -

1 : 30000000. If 2 cities are 4 cm apart81 81

44. If 5m-7- 5-3 = 55 then m = in the map, then the actual distance

between them is(A) -2 (8) 2

(A) 120 km1 1(C) - (0) --

(8) 1200 km2 2

S' IT d I f 3-5

x 10-5

x 125 .(C) 140 km

45. Imp I re va ue 0 7 5 IS (0) 1400 km5- x6-

(A) 54 (8) 56 50. If train is moving at a uniform speed

(C) 55 (0) 5-5 of 75 km/hr, distance moved by it in

0.000078 in the standard form is20 minutes is

46.

(A) 7.8 x 10-6(A) 20km

(8) 78 x 10-6 (8) 45 km

(C) 78 x 10-5 (C) 25 km

(0) none of these (0) none of these

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41. 5-3 Cffi~o/ k4Cfl Slrn<:114Cf(IT~ ? 47. ~ ~"ij 20 fin:fT cfiT~ m 5 ~

(A) 3-5 3fu: 0.016 fin:fT cfiT~ ~ 5 ~ W(8) 1 t eft ~ cfiT~ ~ fcRr;fT t ?(C) 53

(A) 1.0008 x 102 fin:fT(0) ~if~~

(8) 20.016 fin:fT

42. (30 + 4-1) x 22CffiliR~mrn ? (C) 1.0008 x 103 fin:fT

5 (0) ~if~~(A) - (8) 5

4

7(0) ~if~~

48. 7.54 x 10-4 q;) ~/4/004 ~ "ij ~ ~(C) -

4 ~?

43. {(~rT~l1JR~~? (A) 0.00754

(8) 0.0754

(A)81

(8)-81 (C) 0.000754

- -16 16 (0) ~if~~

(C)16

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44. ~ 5m -;-5-3 = 55~, eft m = ? ~ I~ 4/..,R151"ijcnwUcfiTGtT 4 B.liT. te-,

(A) -2 (8) 2eft ~ -mU cfiTq I~ fclCflGtT fcRr;fT m7ft ?

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(8) 1200M2 2

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45.5-7 x 6-5 (0) 1400M

(A) 54 (8) 5650. ~ ~ {~JII:$175 M/t:R; cfiT q:Cfl~41'"

(C) 55 (0) 5-5 'l'fffi if T.R1 uft t eft 20 ~"ij dB'{~JII:$)

46. 0.000078Cffi~~Cf(IT~ ?"IDU fcRr;fT GtT 0<1 cfiT~ ?

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(A) 7.8 x 10-6 (A) 20M

(8) 78x10-6 (8) 45M

(C) 78 x 10-5 (C) 25M

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51. A machine in a factory fills 840 bottles 55. Factors of p2 - 10p + 25 are

in 6 hours. The number of bottles filled (A) (p - 5) and (p + 5)

in 5 hours is(8) (p - 5) and (p - 5)

(A) 740(C) (p + 5) and (p + 5)

(8) 800(0) none of these

(C) 720

(0) none of these56. Factors of 2x3 + 2xy2 + 2xz2 are

(A) 2x and x2 + y2 + z2

52. A 5 m, 60 cm high vertical pole casts a(8) 2x and x3 + y2 + z2

shadow 3 m, 20 cm long. At the same(C) x and x + y + z

time, the length of the shadow cast by

another pole of length 10m 50 cm is(0) none of these

(A) 6m 57. (y2 + 7y + 10) -;-(y + 5) is

(8) 8.75m (A) y + 1 (8) y+3

(C) 6.5m (C) y+2 (0) y+5

(0) none of these58. 44(x4 - 5x3 - 24x2) -;-11x (x - 8) is

53. 6 pipes are required to fill a tank in (A) 8x(x2 + 3)

1 hr 20 mins. How long will it take if only(8) 4x(x + 3)

3 pipes of same type are used?(C) 4x(x2 + 6)

(A) 40 min(0) none of these

(8) 2 hr 40 mins

(C) 60 mins 59. If (y - 3)2 = y2 - 9, then y =

(0) none of these (A) - 3 (8) 3

(C) 0 (0) 954. 2 persons could fit a new window in a

house in 3 days. The number of persons 60. The height of a cuboid whose volume

needed to fit the window in 1 day is is 275 cm3 and base area 25 cm2 is

(A) 3 (A) 12 cm

(8) 2 (8) 13cm

(C) 6 (C) 7cm

(0) 8 (0) 11 cm

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51. ~~-q~~ 6~-q 840~ 55. p2 - 10p + 25 if;~ ~

~tm5~-q'¥f~~~? (A) (p - 5) 3fu: (p + 5)

(A) 740 (8) (p - 5) 3fu: (p - 5)

(8) 800 (C) (p + 5) 3fu: (p + 5)

(C) 720 (0) ~Bm~

(0) ~Bm~56. 2x3 + 2xy2 + 2xz2 if;~ ~

52. 5m 60~.m. tm~~-cim 3m, (A) 2x 3fu: x2 + y2 + z2

20 ~.m. ~ $IRtfciiiSl~ ~ I itcn ~ (8) 2x 3fu: x3 + y2 + z2~ 10m 50~.m. J;:q1~qlcl)~-cimB

(C) x 3fu: x + y + zo-;

iSI"i~ql(11$IRtfciiiSl'CfiT~~(0) ~Bm~

(A) 6m

(8) 8.75m 57. (y2 + 7y + 10) + (y + 5) = ?

(C) 6.5m (A) y + 1 (8) Y + 3

(0) ~Bm~ (C) y + 2 (0) Y + 5

53. ~~cnT 1 ~ 20fiRG-q ~if;~ 58. 44(x4 - 5x3 - 24x2) + 11x (x - 8) = ?

6 ~ cfiT~",q~;qCh('1lm-ctt t m '3"BT ~ (A) 8x(x2 + 3)

if; 3~B"3U~cnT ~-qfcmRT~(8) 4x(x + 3)

~?(C) 4x(x2 + 6)

(A) 40fiRG(0) ~Bm~

(8) 2 ~ 40 fiRG

~ (y - 3)2 = y2 - 9, m y = ?(C) 60fiRG 59.

(0) ~Bm~(A) - 3 (8) 3

(C) 0 (0) 9

54. 2 cxWffi ~ ~ fuI~4}) cnT~ tR -q 3 K.:r-q fiR ~ ~ t m 1 K.:r -q "3U fuI'$4}) 60. ~ tRN cfiT~ ~ M" ~ '3B'CfiT

cnTfiR~-q~ &lfCffi~l cfiT~'IIq~;qChdl ~ 275 ~.m.3 3fu: 31M'R CfiT~

M"? 25~.m.2m

(A) 3 (A) 12~.m.

(8) 2 (8) 13~.m.

(C) 6 (C) 7~.m.

(0) 8 (0) 11 ~.m.

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iv) Hindi Language and Comprehension

~~3ffi~

61. ~~m~'B~~~~.q1:ffiT 66. '~' ~CfiT(fffilf~ k1f{g~I

T.R1<fT~,~ Cfiffi~ ~ I (A) ~

(A) ~ (B) ~

(B) ~ (C) m:<'R:

(C) ~ (0) ~'B~~

(0) ~'B~~

62. ~ Cfiffi -ij ~ ~ ~ ~ CfiT1:ffiT~,

~ ~Cfiffi~~ I

(A) ~141'"'4 (B) ~

(C) ~ (0) ~

63. ~~cnT~Cfiffi.q~ I

'~113f~~~' I

(A) ~ 113ffffig wr ~ I

(B) ~~113ffffiIDt I

(C) ~113f~~m-rrr I

(0) ~'B~~

64. m 'e.~ ~ 3-e'Cf I{OI if ~ ~ <€t

'">11 1(\'1::0 ::JI~~, ~ _

~~I

(A) Wif

(C) 3'I(>'qS1I01

(B) ~

(0) 461$1101

65. '.'~CfiT~~~ I

(A) ~

(B) 3'Iful

(C) ~

(0) ~'B~~

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67. '~'~-m~CfiT~t?

(A) ~ (B) ~

(C) ~ (0) ~

68. ~r~nIT<n~'B~~~llcar.qBR

-;nffmm1lWR~~-m~ _

Cfi%~~ I

(A) ~a:f{

(B) ~a:f{

(C) ~

(0) ~a:f{

69. WlCfiT~~ - 'Pou" .'

(A) H + ~

(B) f.:rs + ~

(C) H: + ~

(0) ~'B~~

70. '~~ Wl CfiT3G16{01 t ?

(A) ~Wl.

(B) ~Wl

(C) ~Wl .

(0) ~'B~~

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71. 'meR' ~~CfiT 3~I6{OI t? 76. '~~'WlR1cf;r~~ I

(A) <:rrT~ (A) ~ ~ CfiT{UT~

(8) ~~ (8) ~"IDU~

(C) :rr~(C) ~~~~

(0) ~~~;fflf(0) ~~~;fflf

~ ~ il~<:m'l~ quiT # ~ ~ quf72.~ CfiTiil§CI:€HCFn t ?

~m 3fu:~~<:fT~m, ~77.

e-,

(A) ~~~~I

(A) ~~ (8) ~

(8) :rr~ (C) ~

(C) ~~ (0) ~~~;fflf

(0) ~ ~ ~;fflf78. fWT~-~, 1ftoT

73. '~'~~#~t (A) ~,fCtfdCf11

(A) 31 (8) ~,~

(8) ~(C) ~,~

(C) ~(0) ~ ~ ~;fflf

(0) ~ ~;fflf t

79. ~3fu:~~~~~31ffi~ ?74. '~m-qr.fi#~m;n' ~~ctiT ~t

(A) '51 IrnClI'qCfl~(A) ~CfiT<f

(8) OlIFcffiClI'qCf1~(8) ~~~~

(C) ~OlIC1I'qCflmrr(C) 6R lJf.Hf

(0) ~ ~ ~;fflf(0) ~#~~

80. ~~~mGfl1 qo'qIRl{ I75. '~' WlR1CfiT~~ I

(A) "Wffi~~ (A) (" ")

(8) "Wffi~~ (8) (: -)

(C) "Wffi~ (C) (-)

(0) ~ ~ ~;fflf (0) ~ ~ ~;fflf

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v) English Language and Comprehension

~~3iR-aituFill in the blanks with suitable articles from 86. Divide twelve mangoes three

among the choices given below them. boys.

81. Chahal may have to bowl (A) to

additional over. (8) for

(A) a (C) between(8) an

(C) the (0) among

(D) none of these

82. He was

qualify for the finals.

(A) an

(8) the

(C) a

(D) none of these

83. Can I get _

(A) the

(8) a

(C) an

(D) no article required

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87. Mohan will never pass his SSLC

last person to examination he works hard.

(A) if

(8) unless

(C) since

(D) because

seat on the bus ?88. They are very grateful your

kindness.

84. Rohit is

(A) a

(8) an

(C) the

(0) none of these

N.C.C. Officer.

Fill in the blanks with appropriate prepositions

from among the choices given below them.

85. The shopkeeper does not have the toys,I was looking _

(A) by

(8) about

(C) for

(D) at

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(A) for

(C) with

(8) to

(D) towards

Fill in the blanks with suitable words/

adjectives from among the choices given

below them.

89. At the President gave thanks

to the audience.

(A) last

(C) latest

(8) later

(D) latter

90. The chapter of this book is

very interesting.

(A) later

(8) latest

(C) last

(D) latter

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91. Ram came than Shyam.

(A) late

(B) later

(C) last

(0) latter

92. Between Ram and Shyam, the

is more intelligent.

(A) later

(B) last

(C) late

(0) latter

Fill in the blanks with appropriate modals from

among the choices given below them.

93. When I see you again?

(A) will

(B) shall

(C) might

(0) would

94. Your job be very demanding,

but atleast it isn't boring.

(A) may

(B) will

(C) would

(0) none of these

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96. ____ you read when you were

five?

(A) Could

(B) May

(C) Can

(0) Might

Fill in the blanks with appropriate words from

among the choices given below them.

97. ___ an aim, the hunter shot the

lion.

(A) Took

(B) To take

(C) Taking

(0) None of these

98. I had sooner than walk.

(A) ran

(B) run

(C) to run

(0) running

99. Tell me this typical machine.

(A) operation

(B) how to operate

(C) operating system

(0) none of these

95. We thought it rain. 100. He is too young this movie.

(A) can (A) watching

(B) could (B) watch

(C) may (C) to watch

(0) might (0) watched

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SECTION - B

Post Specific Subject - Related Questions

101. is one of the most valuable 106. is a timber piece whose breadth

bio-degradable raw materialsof industry and thickness exceed 50 mm, but areand daily uses.

less than 200 mm in length.(A) Metal (B) Plastic

(C) Wood (D) Glass

102. In spring the outer rings of the tree is

known as

(A) Heart wood

(B) Sapwood

(C) Bark

(D) Cambium

103. The thin radial fibers extending from pith

to cambium layer are known as

(A) Medullary rays

(B) Cambium rays

(C) Medulla

(D) Pith

104. The defect is formed due to improper

sawing of timber is called

(A) Torn grain

(B) Sap strain

(C) Callus

(D) Diagonal grain

105. are cracks which partly

or completely separate the fibers of

wood.

(A) Shakes

(B) Knots

(C) Rind gals

(D) Burls

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(A) Baulk (B) Veneers

(C) Scantling (D) Plank

107. A is a crack which separates

fibers of wood.

(A) Bow (B) Check

(C) Cup (D) Split

108. Moisture content of timber is determined

by the formula

(A) W1 - W2 x 100W2

109. In sawing the saw cuts are

tangential to the annual rings and they

meet each other at right angles.

(A) Radial

(B) Ordinary

(C) Quarter

(D) Tangential

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~ {OQfufChCfi ~ - ~Ut ~

101. ~ 3fu: ~ ~ ~ ~~ 1i~cll'"l ~ RJOO:f)Ch{UOll~ l1K1

~I

(A) ~ (8) lk1lfRCh

(C) ~ (0) (fifq

102. ~ ~ ~ ll, ~ ~ ~ wffi-q:;)

___ ~~ll~~~ I

(A) -R¥

(8) ~¥(C) ~

(0) ~MlIq

103. m -B ~MlIq Wf Cfcli~ m~~ct>l ~~ll~~~ I

(A) ~~

(8) ~MlIq~

(C) ~

(0) m

104. ~~ ~~~CffiUT~ il~cmVJ

~ ct>lCfim ~ ~

(A) ir.f WT

(8) ~$(C) ~

(0) :Slllln'"l~ WT

105. -&GW~~~~-Bm~~ -B ~ ~ ~3TI ct>l~ cnuft ~ I

(A) ~

(8) ~

(C) ~~

(0) ~

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1 06. ~ q)f en ~ ~ M(Olcf»

~ 3fu:~ 50~~ ~~, ~

~ll 200~~Cf;11~ I

(A) ~ (8) m3R

(C) 4;;:Ck1JI (0) (R§ffi

107. ~~~~~~~3itct>l~Cfi«ft~ I

(A) m (8) ~

(C) "Cf)11 (0) ~

108. ~~~~ ~mrf.fmftl ~ ~ ~ I

(A) W1- W2 x100W2

(8) W1- W2 x100W1

(C)W1 +W2 x100

W2

(0)W2 -W1 x100

W2

109. ~~~-ij, 31Rt~CR:~

~"CR~-~~~3fu:-&~~e-,

-B (Olqch)ul "CR~ ~ I

(A) ~

(8) ~

(C) fWm1

(0) ~-~

110. Timbers, for commercial purposes, are 116.

divided into classes.

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(A) Three

(C) Four

(B) Two

(0) Five

111 . are used to mark lines parallel

to the edge of a piece of wood.

(A) Trammel (B) Straight edge

(C) Try square (0) Gauges

112. are used for cutting along the

grain in thick wood.

(A) Coping saw (B) Back saw

(C) Rip saw (0) Pad saw

113. ___ is used for pulling out nails,

tacks etc.

(A) Oil Stone

(C) Router

(B) Pincer

(0) Chisel

114. In jack plane the blade is set at an angle

of to the sale.

(A) 30°

(C) 45°

(B) 60°

(0) 90°

115. A is used to give light blows to

the cutting tools having wooden handle

such as chisels and gouges.

(A) Mallet

(B) Claw hammer

(C) Warrington hammer

(0) Route

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Gouges are chisels with _

sections and may be either inside or

outside ground.

(A) Straight

(C) Holed

(8) Cut

(0) Curved

117. The distance between the cutting edge

of the blade and the sale of the planes,

called the cut, is kept from to

___ for heavy cut.

(A) 0.4 mm to 0.8 mm

(B) 1 mm to 2 mm

(C) 0.8 mm to 1.6 mm

(0) 1.6 mm to 2.4 mm

118. The commonest form of edge joint is the

____ in which two true edges are

joined with glue.

(A) Butt joint

(B) Bridle joint

(C) Halving joint

(0) Tenon joint

119. The number of veneers used in making

plywood is never less than

(A) 4 (B) 3

(C) 5 (0) 2

120. made by dissolving shellac

in methylated spirits with hardening

additives.

(A) Clear varnish

(8) Oil polish

(C) Wax polish

(0) French polish

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110. qlfOl~Cfi~~~, ~em 116. TfT3\1T cpfl cnm -t.fr ~ 3fu:

cpfl.q ~ ~ \jfJ(IT~ I ~~~m~m~~1

(A) <fH (8) q) (A) "Bm (8) CfiG

(C) 'qR (0) -qrq (C) ~ (0) ~qlqGR

111. CfiTMrr~~~~ 117. ~ ~ cnfm ~ 3fu: ~ ~ ~ (fZ1

~ ~ ~q H icR 00311 em~ Cfi8 ~ ~ ~ cf;T~, m- CfiGCfi6T\jfJ(ITt em mfTe-,

~ ~ \jfJ(IT~ I CfiG~~ ~

(A) ~ (8) mfon;nu WPTm~ I

(C) ~ '(4q1~\ (0) ~(A) 0.4 iWft ~ 0.8 iWft

(8) 1 iWft ~ 2 iWft112. CfiTMrr mil ~ .q ~ ~ (C) 0.8 iWft ~ 1.6 iWft

~m~~~~~\jfJ(IT~ I(0) 1.6 iWft ~ 2.4 iWft

(A) ~m (8) ~m

(C) ttqm (0) ~m118. ~~~CfiT~~~

~~q)~~em~~~~113. CfiTMrr ~, ~ 3lTfu em

~~I~f.iCfiI<.1~~~~~~ I

(A) ~~(A) ~"fiR (8) Nm:

(8) \jl1~:S<.1~

(C) ~ (0) ~(C) t\IPi11 ~

114. ~~.q, ~em~l=fBf Chlur (0) m~'tRm~~~1

L<.11{~sm.q ~<R\ql<.1~ 'JI1~ql~m3R119.(A) 30° (8) 60° cf;T~~ ,:ft ~Cfill ~

(C) 45° (0) 90° ~~I

115. CfiTMrr CfiIC:~ql~~ ~ (A) 4 (8) 3

CfiT~~~~~fcnm~~, ~ (C) 5 (0) 2

-t.fr ~ TfT3\1Tcf;T(fW ~ CfiT~ W1T120. t\1.gR11~Q~ ~~~

mm~1 ffqf{~~.q ~<.1"1:t~<.1~~~~ I

(A) ~ (A) ~qrf.m(8) CR1T~ (8) ~~

(C) qlf{ll6"l ~ (C)~~

(0) ~ (0) $:q~

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121. In sheet metal work sheets are specified

by standard gauge numbers. The larger

the gauge numbers, the lesser the

(A) Weight

(B) Length

(C) Thickness

(0) Breadth

122. The tool used to measure the clearance

between the parts during assembly

(A) Metal gauge

(B) Vernier gauge

(C) Steel gauge

(0) Thickness gauge

123. A is used in sheet metal

work for marking out work, locating

centres etc.

(A) Mallet

(C) Chisel

(B) Punch

(0) Hammer

124. The process of removing metal to the

desired shape from the side or edge of

a sheet or strip is called

(A) Notching (B) Nibbing

(C) Trimming (0) Slitting

125. Bolt used for securing clamps, vices

and other accessories to the tables of

machine tools is

(A) Square headed bolt

(B) Cheese headed bolt

(C) T- headed bolt

(0) Cup headed bolt

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126. are the sheet metal worker's

anvils used for bending, seaming or

forming using a hammer or mallet.

(A) Pliers

(B) Stakes

(C) Snip

(0) Scriber

127. is the most common tool

for holding work.

(A) Vice (B) Stocks

(C) Bench (0) Bn

128. The length of handles for heavy

hammers is

(A) 200 to 260 mm

(B) 400 to 500 mm

(C) 250 to 400 mm

(0) 380 to 450 mm

129. If the surface to be align chipped is

too long, it is advisable to cut grooves

along the whole surface by a cross-cut

chisel and then chip away the rest of

the metal

(A) Hole

(C) Mark

(B) Grooves

(0) Edge

130. is used to cut, smooth or

fit metal parts.

(A) File (B) Scraper

(C) Mallet (0) Chisel

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121. We~ qcf; -q,WeCfiTlfRCh ~ ~3TI 126. en We~ ~ Q}OCtl:1tl~

IDU~fcf;m~tl ~~~ ~~~m~cnT~~

~~, "3(RT Cfi1lmrn I ~, ~m~~~~fcf;m~

(A) <nR tl

(8) ~ (A) ~

(C) ~ (8) ~

(0) ~ (C) f8l:f

122. ~~~ ~~¢fRr RCflI«1 CfiT~ (0) ~

~ ~ ~~411:1 ~ \lI1~cll~ "@ CfiTcnm127. qcf; CfiT~ ern ~ ~

~t~~411:1 fcf;m\lI1~ClII:1I~ 31m"@tl

(A) ~~(A) CIW1 (8) ~

(8) ~~(C) ~ (0) ~

(C) ~~

(0) ~~ 128. ~~~~~cfa~~t

123. cnT~~~ctt-q 3lCfl;r(A) 200 B 260 fin:ft

"Cfl8,~~~~fcf;m~tl (8) 400 B 500 fin:ft

(A) ~ (8) -q:q (C) 250 B 400 fin:ft

(C) ~ (0) ~ (0) 380 B 450 fin:ft

124. Wem ~ ~ ~ m fuU BcrTfmr3lfCflR 129. ~~~~-mm~~t "ffiW

-q~ CfiT6CR cfa~ CfiTcnm~ t -mm~m~ CfiTSfiffi-"CflC:~

(A) ~ (8) Rf(;Gill B~~~~~~fi~

(C) ~ (0) ©t~JICfiT~~tl

(A) ~ (8) ~

125. ~~cfa~'R~, ~~~ (C) f.rm;r (0) ~~14rn<:i'iCfiT~"Cfl8~~ ~~411:1 ~

\lI1~ClII:1I~ t 130. cnT~ ~ ~ mID "Cfll

(A) fCfCIl~( ~ ~~, ~mm"Cfl8~~~~

tl(8) $~~

(A) ~ (8) ~(:q;ft(C) iT-~~

(C) ~ (0) ~(0) "Cf)tf~~

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131. Hand saws are made from

(A) High carbon steel

(B) Low alloy steel

(C) High speed steel

(0) All of the above

132. Which of the following is not a type of

mortiser?

(A) Chain mortiser

(B) Hollow chisel mortiser

(C) Square needle mortiser

(0) Oscillating bit mortiser

133. The circular saw usually has provisions

for tilting the table upto an angle of

____ to enable the machine to

cut at different angles required during

mitering.

(A) 30° (B) 45°

(C) 50° (0) 15°

134. is a hand-operated tools

and are used to bore small holes, such

as for starting a screw or large nail.

(A) Gimlet

(B) Brace

(C) Caliper

(0) Trammel

135. are usedto give smoothness

and accuracy to articles which have

already been shaped by fullers and

swages.

(A) Sledge

(B) Gad tongs

(C) Flatters

(0) Ball peen

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136. are used for converting the

pencil lines into cut lines.

(A) Gauges

(B) Saw

(C) Bevel square

(0) Marking knife

137. The tool which consists of a malleable

iron frame that can be swivelled and a

steel screw to which is fitted a thumb

screw is called

(A) Bench hold fast

(B) Sash cramp

(C) Hand screw

(0) G-cramp

138. are used for screwing and

unscrewing screws in wood work.

(A) Screw driver

(B) Pincer

(C) Scraper

(0) Wheel brace

139. The size of a vice is known by the

____ of its jaws.

(A) length

(C) width

(B) weight

(0) height

140. are double cut, narrow and of

rectangular section which are used for

narrow work, such as keyways, slots

and grooves.

(A) Round file

(B) Pillar file

(C) Hand file

(0) Half round file

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131. m:<fm -B~~~ I

(A) ~~~

(8) cmm~~~(C) <fufTTRr~

(0) 3QUCffl~

132. R8ffifuia -q -B cnt.1-m ~ ~/4lcJ~~~nrq)R~% ?

(A) ~ JOtlcJ~,*

(8) mm ~ JOtlcJ~'-'iI(

(C) ml~(~ 4lcJ~'-'iI(

(0) ~:lfm0Rll ~ 4lcJ~'-'iI(

133. • m-q ~ 11{ ~ en) _

CfiTur(%~ c€t~mm%~~en)~ ~ ~ 3'llq~~Chfcmr-r CfiTuIT11{

~-q~aF'r~"'-'iIl~ I

(A) 30° (8) 45°

(C) 50° (0) 15°

134. ~ ~ -B Jj:qlffia 6H Cffi.1T

~%3fu:~~~m~~~~m2:ooen)~Cfi8~~~M

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141. is used for forming of a flat 147. If the annual rings are approximatelysheet of metal into a curved or hollow at 45° to the face of the plank, theshape such as saucer, bowl, tray or

condition is calledspoon.

(A) Flat grain B(A) Raising hammer

(B) Setting hammer (B) Edge grain C

(C) Riveting hammer (C) Angle grain

(D) Mallet (D) Open grain

142. is the process of cutting 148. Due to uneven drying during seasoning,concave, convex and other curved

the timber maysurface along the length of a piece ofwood. (A) Balk (B) Cut

(A) Sawing (B) Marking (C) Decay (D) Warp(C) Moulding (D) Griding

149. wood is of inferior quality,143. Rebating is the process of making a

coarse and open grained and of deeprebate or recess taken out of the edge

gray color.of a piece of

(A) Plastic (B) Wood (A) Teak

(C) Metal (D) Glass (B) Babul

144. A double-ended, single cut, three-(C) Mango

cornered file of suitable section size is (D) Bamboothe usual type of file used forsaws. 150. Try squares are used for marking and

(A) boring (B) seasoning testing angles of

(C) cutting (D) sharpening (A) 45° (B) 90°

145. Natural seasoning is also known as (C) 60° (D) 145°

(A) Graining (B) Air drying151. A saw is generally specified by the

(C) Moisturing (D) Shrinkingof its blade measured along

146. Generally is the only part of the toothed edge and pitch of teeth,the tree which should be converted for expressed inuse.

(A) Thickness, meter(A) Heart wood

(B) Sapwood(B) Breadth, centimeter

(C) Hard wood (C) Height, millimeters

(D) Black wood (D) Length, millimeters

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~, CfiirtT, ~ <:IT~ ~ ~lOllq~1( <:IT m~en)~~~

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(0) ~

142. ~~~~~~~~, '3'm1148. «l~RJI ~ <fRR ~ -m ~~ ~

3fu: ~ ~lOllq~I(~en)~cfiT~~ CfiRUT~m~~

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(C) 41P'iJI (0) fuWT (C) ~ (0) ~

~ ~ ~ ~mit ~ f.lCfiI~l ~ ~ ~ ~ ~Olq"dl, ~ 3fu:143. 149.

<:IT~-mcfiT~~ ~~3fu:~~~cfiT~~ I

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(C) ~ (0) ~w:fRJI~ fCfilq<'I\ CfiTuT~

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(A) 45° (8) 90°145.

(C) 60° (0) 145°'\3I"RT~~ I

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146.~1l<:fT~ I

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152. Which of the following is not a type of 157.

saw?

(A) Panel saw

(B) Dovetail saw

(C) Compass saw

(D) Skew saw

In sawing of wood to start the cut, the

____ of the left hand is placed

against the blade.

(A) Middle finger

(B) Fore finger

(C) Thumb

(D) Palm

153. In jack plane, on the cutting blade158.

another blade is fixed called as

(A) Back iron

(C) Front iron

(B) Bit iron

(D) Wedge

154. A is a recess along the edge

of a piece of wood, which forms a ledge

which is used for positioning glass in

frames and doors.

(A) Brace

(C) Rebate

(B) Gimet

(D) Bradawl

155. The carpenter more often favours the

___ because it serves the dual

purpose of a hammer and a pair of

pincers.

(A) Warrington hammer

(B) Claw hammer

(C) Twist hammer

(D) Forstner hammer

156. In bench vice, one jaw is fixed to the

side of the table while the other is kept

____ by means of a screw and a

handle.

(A) Movable

(C) Rotated

(B) Fixed

(D) Malleable

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___ chisels are used for heavier

work and should be hit with the mallet.

(A) Dowel (B) Firmer

(C) Mortise (D) Tenon

159. In sheet metal, is used to draw

large circles or arcs that are beyond the

limit of the dividers.

(A) Steel square

(B) Trammel points

(C) Vernier calipers

(D) Swing blade protractor

160. Drawing is the operation of producing

thin walled hollow or vessel shaped

parts from

(A) Sheet metal

(B) Wood

(C) Plastic

(D) Glass

161. consists of a frame, table,

feed, rollers, revolving head fitted with

two or three cutter knives.

(A) Wood planer

(B) Band saw

(C) Mortiser

(D) Jointer

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~~~? ~~~~cfiT CfiT~~

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(0) ~

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CfiT ~ M75fRfT~ ~ cnm 75fRfT~ 158.

(A) ~q;r'ffim~ 75fRfT~ 3fu:~ ~ ~ ~ 1WT ~

~I(8) ~'ffim

(A) ~ (8) ~

(C) W1R q;r'ffim(C) IOild~'51 (0) m

(0) ~~~-ij, q;r~~ ~(1ICflR159.

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~ 3fu:G(Cf1'lfi-ij"Cflf.qcfiT~~ ~ ~ (A) ~q;r~75fRfT~ I (8) ~~

(A) ~ (8) ~ (C) ~ChR1qB

(C) ~ (0) ~T'5~~ (0) ~ ~ SlI~CfC:(

155. ~ ~IGI(1( CfiT ~ Cfi«fT ~ 160. ~~tIcm:~~en~~

~~~~3fR~~Nm:~ 3lTCflT( ~ mm ~ 3NIG"l q;r~:ql~"l ~

~ ~ CfiT ~ Cfi«fT ~ I (A) m<tcfiT-:qJ"G(

(A) Cfffillco"l ~ (8) ~

(8) CR1f~ (C) 'k11~Cfl

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156. ~ CfmT -ij, ~ ~ CfiT ~ ~ ~ ~qffiimm~11R3fu:~ CfiT ~ 3fu:~ ~ l1T~ ~ (A) ¥~

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163.

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Bamboo is a type of tree. 167. The short vertical piece between the

(A) Exogenous bottom and middle rails in four or six

(8) Endogenous panel door is called

(C) Conifers

(D) Deciduous

____ are 50 to 100 mm thick by

125 to 200 mm wide and mostly used

in the sections of doorframes.

(A) Battens

(B)

(C)

(D)

Planks

Fanlight

Stiles

164. Weight and strength of deodar wood is

___ less than teak.

165.

166.

(A) 10%

(C) 20%

(B) 15%

(D) 25%

The head of door frame usually projects

from 50 to 100 mm beyond the posts

and these projections are called

(A) Jamb (B) Mortice

(C) Rib (D) Horn

For the installation of door and window

frames at the required place, _

shall be provided on either side of the

frames to anchor them in position.

(A) Tenon

(B) Holdfasts

(C) Mortise

(D) Mouldings

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168.

(A) Soffit

(B)

(C)

(D)

Jambs

Muntin

Stile

Where timber panels are made from

more than one piece, they are jointed

with a continuous and

_____ joint.

(A) Tongue and grooved

(B) Bevel and field

(C) Raise and botection

(D) None of the above

169. A clearance of is kept

between the bottom of the door and the

finished floor level.

170.

(A) 1 mm

(C) 10 mm

(B) 20 mm

(D) 6 mm

In ledged braced and battened door,

the battens shall be fixed together by

25 mm thick ledges and braces fixed to

the face of the door shutter

with screws.

(A) Outside

(B)

(C)

(D)

Inside

Top

Bottom

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163. 50 ~ 100 ~ mil 3ln: 125

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164. ~~~ q)T~ 3ln: (fICfi(fwTR~

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(A) 10% (8) 15%

(C) 20% (0) 25%

165. ~~WlCfif1m:~1R<ll'R~cR50~

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168. ~~~~~~~~~

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(8) ~3ln:~

(C) ~ 3ln: GlllCf:tH

(0) ~~~~

169. ~~~3ln:~~~B'R~~

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(C) 10~

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171. In the double shutter window the central 176. For flush doors without middle rail an

window frame is called upright is used.

(A) Transom (A) Flush lock

(B) Pivot (B) Hasp lock

(C) Mullion (C) Mortice lock

(D) Hung (D) Sliding lock

172. The construction of window is similar to

that of

(A) Wall

(B) Floor

(C) Beam

(D) Door

173. is the most commonly

used compound for glazing.

(A) Putty

(B) Resin

(C) Varnish

(D) Paper

174. stopper are provided in

double leaf door shutter.

(A) 1

(C) 2

(B) 3

(D) 4

177. Where the door stile is too thin then a

___ may be provided.

(A) Rim lock (B) Cast lock

(C) Dead lock (D) Hinge lock

178. are commonly used on

windows for keeping them in position

when kept open.

(A) Chain and bolt

(B) Hooks and eyes

(C) Rubber

(D) Stopper

179. Sheets are secured to the purlins

and other roof members by means of

galvanized iron hook bolts.

(A) J or I

(C) L or I

(B) J or L

(D) Lor U

175. Pressed steel are the most 180.

commonly used hinges for hanging

doors and windows.

(A) Butt hinges

(B) Tee hinges

(C) Piano hinges

(D) Spring hinges

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____ term is used to indicate

the taking off the edge or corner or arris

of a wooden piece.

(A) Beading

(B) Chamfering

(C) Grooving

(D) Scribing

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(A) ~ (A) ~~

(8) ~ (8) ~~

(C) ~ "\ T ~(C) l"i1C: $':51 ~

(0) Wr (0) 'R11$rnJI ~

R9'$ch1 CfiT-Rmcrr ~ ~~172. 177. ~ ('Rq1\JlI ~~\:ffiffi~mCfOl~

mcn~ I ~fcfim~ I

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(8) ~(C) ~~ (0) ~~

(C) ~

(0) G{q 1\JlI 178. CfiT~ ~-q"{~~

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174.~~~~~~~"\J1"RfT~

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(C) 2 (0) 4(C) L en I (0) Len U

175. ~~~ ~-q"{~180. ~CfiT~~~~

~~en~en~"Cfll~~~~~ 3fu: R9'$Rfl'41 ~ ~ ~ ~fcfim~~ I

\Jl1~ql€l ~~ I

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(8) tt~ (8) ~Af)f{JI

(C) ftrn;IT ~ (C) "!fcPT

(0) -roirT~ (0) ~

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___ are the pieces of wood which

extend from the ridge to eaves in roof 190.

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of one piece of timber is accommodated

or housed for a short distance into the

other piece.

(A) Halved joint

(B) Beveled joint

(C) Housed joint

(D) Dovetail joint

182. are the small pieces of

timber which can be used to strengthen

the joint.

(A) Pins (B) Screw

(C) Bolt (D) Dogs

183. screw has threads at

both the ends.

(A) Ordinary

(B) Coach

(C) Center

(D) Handrail

184. Which of the following is not a cutting

tool?

(A) Hand saw

(B) Mortise chisel

(C) Coping saw

(D) Jack plane

185.

(A) Hip

(C) Gable

(B) Rafter

(D) Valley

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186. are small blocks of wood

which are fixed on the trusses to

prevent the sliding of purlins.

(A) Cleat

(B) Template

(C) Wall plate

(D) Post plate

187. Size of the door frames of 10DS20

doors

(A) 990 mm x 2090 mm

(B) 990 mm x 1990 mm

(C) 900 mm x 2000 mm

(D) 1000 mm x 2000 mm

188. Size of shutter in mm of 12 WT 12

window

(A) 1190 x 1190

(B) 590 x 1290

(C) 560 x 1100

(D) 590 x 1190

189. Size of frames in mm of 6 V6

ventilators

(A) 590 x 590

(B) 500 x 500

(C) 600 x 600

(D) 500 x 590

Which of the following is not a fixtures

and fastening for doors and windows?

(A) Hinges (B) Bolts

(C) Handles (D) Batten

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~~~~Cfil~~~~~~ ~ '1{R14."1Cfil fCh~(1~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

-ij~qI4j~(1 ~~~ I 1R~~~~1

(A)~~ (A) ~

(B)~~ (B) ~

(C)~~ (C) ~~

(0) ilCl~(1~(0) ~~

182. ~~~~~~187. 100820 (HCII'5\1 ~ if{ $l1 CfiT3lTCfiR

~~Cfil~CfiG~~~~(A) 990 ~ x 2090 ~

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(A) fRl (B) ~(B) 990~ x 1990~

(C) ~ (0) ~(C) 900 ~ x 2000 ~

(0) 1000~ x 2000~

183. ~~~"fuU1RmTt-m~1

(A) ~ 188. 12 WT 12 -Fcrit ~ ~ Cf)f 3lTCfiR ~ -ij

(B) ~ (A) 1190 x 1190

(C) ~ (B) 590 x 1290

(0) ~ (C) 560 x 1100

184. R~ R1R9(1 -ij~ Cf>t.:r-m~ Cfifm ~ ~(0) 590 x 1190

~? 189. 6 V6 CfR:#lc{ ~ $q Cf)f 3lTCfiR ~ -ij

(A) ~m (A) 590 x 590

(B) qkf~§1~ (B) 500 x 500

(C) ~m (C) 600 x 600

(0) ~"cz9;r (0) 500 x 590

~~~~~mJ~ 190. ~ -ij~ Cf>t.:r-m~ ~ 3fu: R9~fctl4j185.

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191. ____ drilling machine is a small

machine designed for drilling a small

holes at high speed in light jobs.

(A) Jet

(B) Sensitive

(C) Column

(D) Compact

192. ____ clamps are very useful for

quick adjustment of the work.

(A) J

(C) U

(B) L

(D) W

193. Before drilling the center of the hole is

located on the workpiece by drawing

two lines at angles to each

other.

(A) Straight

(C) Acute

(B) Obtuse

(D) Right

194. ____ is a tool used for enlarging

or finishing a hole previously drilled.

(A) Reamer

(B) Chisel

(C) Hammer

(D) Augur

195. Floor type boring machine is classified

under

(A) Vertical boring machine

(B) Jig boring machine

(C) Horizontal boring machine

(D) Precision boring machine

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196. The main function of a is to

remove metal from a piece of work to

give it the required shape and size.

(A) Drill (B) Bore

(C) Lathe (D) Saw

197. Steel is an

(A) Metal

(C) Plastic

(B) Non metal

(D) Alloy

198. Wood has a high ratio of strength to

weight in compression and it has little

strength in

(A) Tension

(B) Torsion

(C) Shearing

(D) None of the above

199. ____ is made by first exploding

wood chips with high pressure steam.

(A) Plywood

(B) Sap wood

(C) Hard wood

(D) Soft wood

200. _____ are similar to common

nails except they have a thinner shank

and thinner head.

(A) Casing nail

(B) Face nail

(C) Box nail

(D) Toe nail

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192. CfiFf ~ ~ (1141'41;JH ~ ~ __

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193. ~~~<it~Cfi8~~, ~~~~ cnluIT '!Rit ~ @f=qCfl( qcfi

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(C) ~ (0) "@l

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195. m >fCfiR itWT l1W;r CfiT ~ mm

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~ ~ ~ ~ qcfi 1fu:r~ ~ CfiT~

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(C) ~ (0) m

197. ~~ ~ I

(A) ~ (8) il\ ~

(C) 011feCfl (0) iT1~~

198. ~ #~# ~ ~~"(1lCfi(f CfiT~

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199. CfiT~ GiSflcf\<l~~~~

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IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES

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13. This booklet contains 40 pages. 13. ~ ~ if 40 ~ ~ I

14. Directions : Each question or incomplete 14. ~ : ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ if; ~

statement is followed by four alternative ;m "3"ffi: ~ ~ ~ P rrit ~ I ~ ~suggested answers or completions. In each if ~ ~ cnT ~ ~case, you are required to select the one that 'q")~'~ 'SAT Q "" ~ q;r ~"3"ffi:

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A, B, C or D by Blue / Black Ball-Point Pen ~-'tJfR it.J it CfiR11 (e) CfiBT ~ I <'ifilallfUoagainstthe question concerned in the AnswerSheet. (For V.H. candidates corresponding 3¥04\Gcml ~ ~ ~1l(f m~"R ~ ~circle will be blackened by the scribe) ~~~)

15. Mark your answer by shading the appropriate

circle against each question. The circle

should be shaded completely without leavingany space. The correct method of shading is

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The Candidate must mark his/her response

after careful consideration.

16. There is only one correct answer to eachquestion. You should blacken (e) the circle of

the appropriate column, viz., A, B, C or D. If

you blacken (e) more than one circle againstanyone question, the answer will be treated

as wrong.

17. In case of any discrepancy between theEnglish and Hindi versions of any question,the English version will be treated as final/

authentic.

18. Use the space for rough work given in theQuestion Booklet only and not on the AnswerSheet.

19. You are NOT required to mark your answersin this Booklet. All answers must be indicated

in the Answer Sheet only.

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