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A B C D101. 3 2 3 3102. 3 3 1 1103. 4 3 2 3104. 4 4 3 1105. 3 1 4 1106. 4 3 3 3107. 2 4 2 4108. 4 3 4 2109. 4 1 4 4110. 1 3 1 1111. 4 4 4 2112. 4 1 3 4113. 4 3 3 1114. 2 3 4 2115. 3 1 4 3116. 2 3 3 2117. 2 1 4 3118. 3 1 2 1119. 3 3 4 2120. 4 4 4 3121. 1 2 1 4122. 3 4 4 3123. 4 1 4 2124. 3 2 4 4125. 1 4 2 4126. 3 1 3 1127. 4 2 2 4128. 1 3 2 3129. 3 2 3 3130. 3 3 3 4131. 1 1 4 4132. 3 2 1 3133. 1 3 3 4134. 1 4 4 2135. 3 3 3 4136. 4 2 1 4137. 2 4 3 1138. 4 4 4 4139. 1 1 1 4140. 2 4 3 4141. 4 3 3 2142. 1 3 1 3143. 2 4 3 2144. 3 4 1 2145. 2 3 1 3146. 3 4 3 3147. 1 2 4 4148. 2 4 2 1149. 3 4 4 3150. 4 1 1 4

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1. Chemical compounds (1) / withbarium, cobalt and strontium (2) /are responsible to many of the(3)/vivid colour in fireworks. (4) /No error (5)

2. The people of Ootacamund, (1)/when they first saw her (2)/ intheir city thought (3)/ she was anangel. (4)/ No error (5)

3. Sandeep ran as fast as he couldwalk (1)/to help his master (2)/whom he found lying on the gro-und and (3)/ not able to stir, sucha blow he and Ramesh (4)/ had re-ceived. No error (5)

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owing passage there are blanks, eachof which has been numbered. Thesenumbers are printed below the passa-ge and against each, five words/ phr-ases are suggested, one of which fitsthe blank appropriately. Find out theappropriate word/ phrase in each ca-se and mark your answer.

A magnitude -7.8 earthquake sho-ok Nepals capital and the ____ (6)populated Kathmandu Valley on Sat-urday, the worst quake in the Himal-ayan nation in over 80 years. Theworlds strongest earthquakes ____(7) 1900. The main fault in Nepalmarks where the Indian and Eurasian

tectonic plates crash into each other -- also known as the Main FrontalThrust (MFT) fault. Recent studieshave shown that this fault ___ (8) arich history of evident and not-so ___(9) quakes, and was ripe for anothermajor one. In a study ___ (10) in thejournal Nature Geoscience in Dece-mber 2012, a research team led byNanyang Technological University(NTU) discovered that massive eart-hquakes in the range of 8 to 8.5 mag-nitudes on the Richter scale had leftclear ground ____ (11) in the centralHimalayas.

High resolution imagery and dati-ng ____ (12) showed that in 1255and 1934, two great earthquakes rup-

tured the surface of the Earth in theHimalayas. The 1934 earthquake____ (13) the surface over a length ofmore than 150 km.

Other than these surface rupturequakes, ____ (14) have also foundevidence of multiple blind thrustquakes that did not break the surface.____ (15) records indicate that theregion has a rich history of quakes inthe past centuries.

The leading scientist of the NTUstudy had then said that the existenceof such devastating quakes in the pa-st meant that quakes of the same ma-gnitude could happen again in the re-gion in future, especially in areas wh-ich have yet to have their surface br-oken by a temblor. 6. 1) dense 2) densely 3) denser

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A B C D101. 2 4 2 2102. 4 4 4 1103. 1 2 1 1104. 2 1 3 2105. 4 1 1 4106. 1 2 2 1107. 3 4 4 2108. 1 1 4 4109. 2 2 2 1110. 4 4 1 3111. 2 1 2 3112. 3 2 3 4113. 4 1 4 3114. 1 3 4 2115. 2 4 3 1116. 3 3 1 1117. 4 2 2 2118. 4 1 1 2119. 3 1 3 3120. 1 2 4 4121. 2 2 3 1122. 1 3 2 2123. 3 4 1 3124. 4 1 1 4125. 3 2 2 4126. 2 3 2 3127. 1 4 3 1128. 1 4 4 2129. 2 3 1 1130. 2 2 2 2131. 2 2 2 2132. 3 3 3 3133. 4 4 4 4134. 3 3 3 3135. 2 2 2 1136. 3 1 2 2137. 1 2 3 1138. 2 2 1 2139. 1 3 2 2140. 2 1 1 3141. 3 1 3 1142. 2 1 2 4143. 1 1 4 2144. 3 2 1 2145. 3 1 4 3146. 3 1 4 3147. 3 3 2 3148. 3 1 2 4149. 2 1 3 2150. 3 1 2 3

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A B C D151. 2 3 4 4152. 4 3 3 3153. 1 2 2 1154. 4 1 2 1155. 4 3 4 1156. 2 3 2 2157. 2 3 1 1158. 3 3 4 1159. 2 3 2 3160. 4 2 2 1161. 3 3 3 1162. 2 2 3 1163. 2 4 3 3164. 4 1 4 3165. 2 4 2 2166. 1 4 3 1167. 4 2 4 3168. 2 2 3 3169. 2 3 1 3170. 3 2 1 3171. 3 4 1 3172. 3 3 2 2173. 4 2 1 3174. 2 2 1 2175. 3 4 3 4176. 4 2 1 1177. 3 1 1 4178. 1 4 1 4179. 1 2 3 2180. 1 2 3 2181. 2 3 2 3182. 1 3 1 2183. 1 3 3 4184. 3 4 3 3185. 1 2 3 2186. 1 3 3 2187. 1 4 3 4188. 3 3 2 2189. 2 1 2 2190. 1 1 4 2191. 2 4 4 3192. 2 2 1 2193. 4 2 1 1194. 4 3 4 2195. 1 2 2 2196. 1 1 2 4197. 4 2 3 4198. 2 2 2 1199. 2 4 1 1200. 3 4 2 4

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