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Centres at: MUKHERJEE NAGAR MUNIRKA UTTAM NAGAR DILSHAD GARDEN ROHINI BADARPUR JAIPUR GURGAON NOIDA MEERUT VARANASI ROHTAK PANIPAT SONEPAT LAXMINAGAR PATNA AGRA CHANDIGARH LUCKNOW ALLAHABAD

SSC MOCK TEST -155 (SOLUTION)

1. (C)

2. (D)

3. (C)

4. (D)

5. (A)

6. (D)

7. (C)

8. (C)

9. (A)10. (D) Except option (D), all are religious book.11. (D) (A) 126 53 + 1

(B) 217 63 + 1(C) 730 93 + 1(D) 253 63 + 62 + 1

12. (C) (A) (B)

(C) (D)

13. (B) Except optoin (B), vowel is used.14. (D) (A) September 30 days

(B) April 30 days(C) November 30 days(D) January 30 days

15. (D)16. (A) a b b / g t p o g / a b b / g t p o g / a b b g17. (B)18. (B)

19. (A)

20. (B)

21. (A)

22. (D)

23. (D)

24. (A)

25. (C)

26. (D) 93 – 27 = 66 66 – 63 = 3 and79 – 38 = 41 41 – 37 = 4Similarly,

67 – 16 = 51 51 – 42 = 927. (C) 22 + 42 = 20

32 + 92 = 90Similarly,

12 + 52 = 26

28. (B)

29. (C) 2 × 7 = 1415 × 2 = 307 × 9 = 63Similarly,

9 × 15 = 135

30. (A) As per formula = 30 H ~ 112 M

= 30 × 3 ~ 112 × 40

= 90 ~ 220= 130°

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31. (D)

Total number of persons in the row= 7 + 3 + 9 = 19

32. (A)

Required distance and directionAD = 2 2AC CD

= 2 24 3

= 16 9

= 25= 5 km, North - East

33. (A) Vikas > Sameer > Umesh > Shyam > Ashok

34. (A)

35. (A) 520 – [250 + 150 – 80]520 – [400 – 80]520 – 320 = 200

36. (D) After changing the sign24 ÷ 8 + 6 – 16 × 3 × 3= 3 + 6 – 144= 9 – 144 = – 135

37. (C)

38. (C)Elocution

4Embrace

3Emplane

1Empower

2Equable

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39. (A) 40. (B) 41. (D)

42. (A)

Conclusion- I - ×

II -

43. (B)

44. (A) 45. (D) 46. (A)47. (C) 48. (C) 49. (D)50. (D) P = 15, 43

L = 36A = 42, 62Y = 45E = 13, 63D = 24

51.(B) In right angle issosceles triangle, anglewill be 45º, 45º and 90º.sinA + sinB + sinC=sin45º+sin45º+ sin90º

=1 1 12 2

=1 1 21 1

2 2

= 1 + 2

52.(B) a = b sec + c

sec =a c

b

b = a tan + c

tan =b c

a

sec2 – tan2 = 1

2 2a c b cb a

= 1

2 2

2 2

a c b cb a

= 1

53.(C) log tan20º + log tan45º + log tan70º= log (tan20º.tan45º.tan70º)= log (tan20º. cot20º.1)= log1 = 0

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54.(D)

tan = / 3a

a = 3

tan = tan60º = tan 3

= 3

55.(B) cosec + cot = k

cosec – cot =2 2cosec cot

cosec cot

=1

cos ec cot =

1k

Adding equation (i) and (ii)

2cosec = k + 1k

2sin

=2 1kk

sin = 2

21

kk

56.(C)

In ABE,

ABBE

= tan

BE =AB

tan...(i)

In ACD,

ABCD = tan

(AB + BC) = CD tan(AB + DE) = BE tan

Using equation (i)

(AB + h) =AB

tan tan

h = ABtan tan

tan

AB =tan

tan tanh

The height of mountain = AB + BC

=tan

tan tanh + h

=tan

tan tanh

57.(A) 3 65, 11, 123 is equal to 6 6 6125, 121, 123

So, greatest number = 6 125 = 558.(A) The sum of square of the first n number

=1 2 16

n n n

The sum of square of the first 99 numbers

=99 99 1 2 99 1

6

= 328350So, the last digit of given expression = 0

59.(B) ATQ,2r = 44

222

7r = 44

r =7 14422 2

= 7

So, the area of quadrant of circle

=14r2

=1 224 7 × 7 × 7

= 38.5 cm2

60.(D)

The area of ABCD = Area of ABC + Area of ACD

The area of ABC =12 ×24 × 32 = 384 m2

In ACD

S =25 25 40

2

= 45m

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The area of ACD = 45 (45 40) (45 25) (45 25)

= 45 5 20 20

= 300 m2

The area of ABCD = 384 + 300 = 684 m2

61.(A)

Required area = (14)2 – 1 224 7 74 7

– 20

= 196 – 154 – 20 = 22 m2

62.(C) Required average =50 38 45 55

48

= 37.563.(B) Present population=1200000

ATQ,Population after 2 years

= 1200000 × 2101

100

= 1200000 × 121100

= 145200064.(C) In ABC

A = 20ºB = 80ºC = 180º – A – B

= 180º – 20º – 80º = 80º= 80º = B

So, AB = AC3 – 2 = 2 + 1

= 365.(D) a(x – a2) – b (x – b2) = 0

ax – a3 – bx + b3 = 0ax – bx = a3 – b3

(a – b) x = (a – b) (a2 + ab + b2) x = a2 + ab + b2

66.(C) If triangles are similiar

Ratio of side = Ratio of area

36x

=81

144

x =9

12 × 36 = 27 cm

67.(B)

Area of CEF =12 × BC × EF

=1 AB×BC×2 3

=AB BC

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The area of ABCD = AB × BC

Required ratio =AB BC

6

: AB × BC

= 1 : 6

68.(B)

A = 50°C = 180° – A = 180° – 50° = 130°B = 80°D = 180° – B = 180° – 80° = 100°

69.(B) M1D1 = M2D2

24 × 40 = M2 × 32

M2 =24 40

32

= 30 men

70.(C) x + 1x = 3

31xx

=3

3

x3 + 3

1x + 3

1xx

= 3 3

x3 + 3

1x = 3 3 – 3 3

= 0

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71.(B) Number of Girls = 90Total number of child

= 90 × 10010 = 900

Total population = 900 × 10018 = 5000

72.(B)

If we have 4 ratio of mixture then alcoholadded = 1If we have 400 ml of mixture then alcoholadded = 100 ml

73.(A) x = 314

, y = 423 and z = –7

1112

x + y + z = 314

+ 423 –7

1112

= 3+14

+ 4+23 –7–

1112

= (3 + 4 – 7) + 1 2 114 3 12

= 0 + 3 8 11

12

= 0

74.(A) Ratio of profit = 3 : 2So, ratio of invertment = 3 :2

Total investment of Yash = 2800 × 12So, total investment of Jano

= 2800 × 12 × 2 13 3200 = 7

So, Jano joined after = 12 – 7 = 5 months

75.(C) Volume to be filled = 3r2h

=22

3 7 × 20 × 20 × 24

It will be equal to volume of water flowedin "M" minutes =(r2H) Cylinder

223 7 × 20 × 20 × 24

= 22 5 5 17 20 20 10 × 10 × 100 × M

64 45

= M

M =2565

= 51 min 12 sec

76.(D) 96 + 1 = (8 + 1)6 + 1Remainder after divisible by 8 = 1 + 1 = 2

77.(A) CP of 36 = SP of 30

SPCP =

3630

SP 1CP

=3630 – 1

SP CPCP

=36 30

30

= 630

Profit percentage = 630 × 100 = 20%

78. (B) Correct average = 40 – 83 53

100

= 40 – 0.3= 39.7

79. (C) ATQ,

Total number of votes =100

60 40 × 15000

= 75000Number of votes received by winning

candidate = 75000 × 60

100 = 45000

80. (A) ATQ,

Cost price of a chair =37525 = `15

S.P. of 25 chairs – C.P. of 25 chairs= S.P. of 5 chairs

C.P. of 25 chairs = S.P. of 20 chairs

S.PC.P. =

2520

S.P. =2520 × 15 = ̀ 18.75

81. (B) ATQ,Selling price of 45 lemons = ` 40

Loss percent = 20%

Cost price of 45 lemon =40×100

80= ` 50

New selling price of 45 lemon =50×120

100= ` 60

So,Quantity of lemon to be sold in ` 24

=4560 × 24

= 18

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82.(A)

Work done by B in 23 days = 9 × 23 = 207Work done by A and B together

= 360 – 207 = 153

A has worked for =15317

= 9 days

83.(C) The speed of first Car = 36 km/hr

= 36 × 5

18 m/s

= 10 m/sDistance travel by first car in 15 sec

= 10 × 15 = 150 m The speed of second car = 48 km/hr

= 48 × 5

18 m/s

=403 m/s

Distance travel by second car in 15 sec

=403 × 15 = 200 m

Distance between both car = 2 2(150) (200) = 250 m

84.(A) Relative speed of train with respect to man

= (60 + 6) km/hr = 66 × 5

18 = 553 m/s

Time requiered to cross the man

=3

22055

= 12 seconds

85.(C) Principal = ` 16,000 Time = 3 years

Rate = 712 % =

15200 % =

340 %

S.I. = 16000 15 3

100 2 = ` 3600

C.I. = 16000 × 4340 ×

4340 ×

4340 – 16000

= ` 3876.75Required difference = ` (3876.75 – 3600)

= ` 2767586.(B) Rate = 10%

Time = 2 years

C.I. = P 1100

tr

– P

525 = P2101

100

– P

P =525 100

21

= ` 2,500

S.I. =12500 (2 2) 102

100

= ` 500

87.(B)2

2

1

1

x x

x x

+

2

2

1

1

x x

x x

= 14

2 22 2

2 2

1 1

1

x x x x

x x

= 14

2(x2 +x2 - 1) = 14 2x2 – 1 = 7 2x2 = 8 x2 = 4 x = + 2

88.(A) 3 5 3 5 2 14x x Squaring both side

(3x – 5) + (3x + 5) – 2 29 25x

= 4 + 14 – 4 14

6x – 2 29 25x = 18 – 4 14

6x = 8 x = 3

89.(C) 25 men do the rest of the job in 12 days = 33 – 20 – 1 = 12 days

20 men can do the rest of the job in

= 12 25

20

= 15 days

Thus the work would have been finished in20 + 15 = 35 days, that in ( 35 - 33) = 2 daysafter the scheduled time.

90.(B)

So, leak can empty the tank = 601

= 60 hours91.(C) Time taken to complete a revolution by:-

A =155 = 3 hrs

B = 153 = 5 hrs

C = 15 25

= 6 hrs

Required time = L.C.M. of 3, 5 and 6 hrs = 30 hrs.

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92.(A) Speed of boat in still water = x kmphSpeed of current = y kmph

16x y +

24x y = 4 (i)

and16

x y +24

x y = 92 (ii)

By equation (i) × 2 – equation (ii) × 3,we have,

32x y

72

x y = 8

272

40x y =

112

x – y = 8011

(iii)

By equation (i) × 3 – equation (ii) × 2we have,

72x y

32

x y = 12 9

40x y = 3 (iv)

From equation (iv) and (iii)We have,

x + y - x + y = 403

8011

2y = 20033

y = 10033 = 3.03 kmph.

93.(C) Let the marked price be = ` xATQ,

x = 312 × 100145

× 78100

x = 312 145

78

x = 4 × 145 = ` 58094.(A) Let AB = BC = CD = DA = 15cm

BAD = BCD = 60º ABC = ADC = 120º

CBD = CDB = 60ºBD = 15cm

95.(C) Old volume = new volume 1 cube m = 50000 × thickness

thickness = 1

50000 m = 0.00002m

96.(B) Required percentage = 2221 × 100 = 104.76%

97.(D) Student enrolled in Swimming class

= 11

100 × 3600 = 396

Student enrolled in Running class

= 46.8360

× 3600 = 468

Total number of students enrolled= 396 + 468 = 864

98.(A) Students enrolled in Hockey = 54 360

360

= 540

99.(C) Required percentage = 54

64.8

× 100

= 83.3%100.(A)Students enrolled in Tennis class

= 64.8360

× 3600 = 648

Students enrolled in Basket ball class

= 21

100 × 3600 = 756

Student enrolled in Ruming class

= 46.8360

× 3600 = 468

Required ratio = (648 + 756) : 468 = 1404 : 468 = 3 : 1

101. (D) Champa was the capital of AngaMahajanpada. Anga was a kingdomthat flourished on the eastern Indiansubcontinent from 12th to 6th centuryBCE until it was annexed by thekingdom of Magadha in the samecentury.

102. (D) Rajya Sabha is a permanent Houseand is not subject to dissolution.However, one – third members of RajyaSabha retire after every second year.

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A member who is elected for a fullterm serves for a period of six years.

103. (C) Five kingdom classification wasproposed by R.H. Whittaker in 1969.The division of five kingdom is asfollows – Monera, Protista, Fungi,Plantae, and Animalia.

104. (B) An ivory scale in the Harappan contextwas found at Lothal in Gujarat.

105. (C) A desert is defined as an area whereannual rainfall is less than 25 cm.

106. (B) Ghana National Park also known asKeoladeo National Park is a birdsanctuary located in Bharatpur,Rajasthan.

107. (C) Gwalior Fort is an 8th century hill fortnear, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. Thefort consists of a defensive structureand two main palaces, Gurjari Mahaland Man Mandir, built by Man SinghTomar. The fort has been controlledby a number of different rulers in itshistory. The Gurajari Mahal palacewas built for Queen Mrignayani.

108. (C)109. (A) Denmark is called the country of

winds.110. (C) Article 143 of the Indian constitution

confers upon the supreme courtadvisory jurisdiction. The Presidentmay seek the opinion of the SupremeCourt on any question of law or fact ofpublic importance on which he thinksit expedient to obtain such anopinion. On such reference from thePresident, the Supreme Court, aftergiving it such hearing as it deems fit,may report to the President its opinionthereon. The opinion is only advisory,which the president is free to followor not to follow.

111. (C) In labour economics, the reservationwage is the lowest wage rate at whicha worker would be willing to accept aparticular type of job. A job offerinvolving the same type of work andthe same working conditions, but ata lower wage rate, would be rejectedby the worker.

112. (B) Independent Labour party was anIndian political organization formedunder the leadership of Dr. B.R.Ambedkar in August 1936 against thebrahmanical and capitalist structuresin the society.

113. (B) The Indian High Court Act was passedby the British Parliament on the 6th

August, 1861 and was titled as an act

of establ ishing high courts ofjudicature in India.This legislation contained onlysections. Its main function was toabolish the supreme courts and theSadar Adalats in the three presidenciesand to establish the high courts intheir place.It gave power authority in Her Majestyto issue letters patent under the greatseal of the United Kingdom to erectand establish high courts of judicatureat Calcutta, Madras and Bombay.

114. (D) The general east-west trend of theHimalayas terminates suddenly at itswestern and eastern extremities andthe ranges are sharply bent southwardin deep knee-bend flextures which arecalled Syntaxial bend.

115. (D) Neelam Sanjiva Reddy was the onlyLok Sabha Speaker to have becomethe President of India.

116. (D)117. (D) “We the people” book was written by

Nani Palkhivala.118. (C) Rangaswami cup is associated with

Hockey.119. (B) The first Buddhist council was held

during the reign of Ajatsatru.120. (C) The rhythmic rise and fall of ocean

water twice in a day is called a tide.121. (D) Planning and control are two basic and

interrelated managerial functions.They are so interrelated that they canbe and often are considered as beingone function. Planning is thepreparation activity while control isthe post-operation function. Both ofthem are so closely related that theyare treated as Siamese twins.Planning sets the objectives, goals,targets on the basis of availableresources with their givenconstraints. Control is the integralpart of effective planning. Similarlycontrol involves assessment of theperformance, such assessment canbe made effectively only when somestandard of are set in advance.

122. (B) The ruler of England at the time of theformation of the East India companywas Elizabeth I.

123. (B) Closure : A closure motion is aproposal that the commons should stopdebating and make a decision on thematter being discussed. It may bemoved at any time during a debate ifthe Speaker allows it but only once

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and will only be successful if themajority is in favour.

124. (C) The Vohra Committee Report wassubmitted by the former Indian UnionHome Secretary, N.N. Vohra, inOctober 1993. It studied the problemof the criminalization of politics andof the nexus among criminals,politicians and bureaucrats in India.

125. (A) The atlas is one of the two cervicalvertebrae, also known as C1, whichis the topmost vertebra of the spinalcolumn. It is the vertebra that is incontact with the occipital bone, a flatbone located at the back prtion of thehead.

126. (A) The cardiac notch is the lateraldeflection of the anterior border of theleft lung. I t is produced toaccommodate the space taken up bythe heart.

127. (A)128. (C) Carborandum also known as Silicon

Carbide is a compound of silicon andcarbon with chemical formula SiC. Itoccurs in nature as the extremely raremineral moissanite.

129. (A) Parallel venation is a characteristicsof leaves of monocotyledons.

130. (C) The tomb of Kasturba Gandhi issituated in the premises of Agha khanPalace, Pune.

131. (A) Mount Merapi is an activestratovolcano located on the borderbetween Central Java and Yogyakartain Indonesia. It is the most activevolcano in Indonesia and has eruptedregularly since 1548.

132. (B)133. (A) Fiscal deficit refers to a situation

when a government’s total expendituresexceed the revenue that it generates.Deficit differs from debt, which is anaccumulation of yearly deficits.

134. (D) In the Fifth Five-Year Plan (1974-1979), stress was laid on employment,poverty alleviation, and justice. Theplan also focused on self-reliance inagricultural production and defence.For achieving economic self reliance,the Plan aimed at elimination ofspecial forms of external assistance,particularly food and fertil izerimports.

135. (B) ‘Utility,’ refers to the total satisfactionreceived from consuming a good orservice. It is usually applied byeconomists in such constructs as the

Indifference curve, which plots thecombination of commodities that anindividual or a society would accept tomaintain a given level of satisfaction.

136. (A)137. (C) If quantity demanded changes by a

very large percentage as a result of atiny percentage change in price, thenthe demand is said to be perfectlyelastic.

138. (B)139. (C) According to Keynes, money is

demanded because of three motives -transaction, precau-tionary andspeculative. The first two motivesprovide yield of convenience andcertainty. The third motive providesmoney yield. Keynes has termeddemand for money as liquiditypreference.

140. (A) The original name of Nana Phadanaviswas Balaji Janardan Bhanu.

141. (A) Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG)is a hormone produced by the embryofollowing implantation. The presenceof hCG is detected in pregnancy test.

142. (A)

143. (D)144. (C) An electric generator produces

electric current. It convertsmechanical energy into electricity.

145. (B)146. (C) The phenomenon of electromagnetic

induction is to produce inducedcurrent in a coil due to relativemotion between a magnet and thecoil

147. (B)148. (C)149. (B) Abdus Salam was a theoretical

physicist who became the firstPakistani and the first Muslim to beawarded the Nobel Prize in thesciences.

150. (B)

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Accord To be in agreement, unity, or harmonyAlarming A warning of existing or approaching dangerAmbiguous having more than one possible meaningAmbivalent uncertain or unable to decide about what course to

followAnti-social A behavior that is harmful or annoying to other peopleArmistice an agreement between opposing armies to suspend

hostilities in order to discuss peace termsAsylum a safe or inviolable place of refugeBatch a group or set of usually similar objects or peopleBevy A group of birds, especially quailBlemish A small mark that makes the appearance of something

less attractiveBliss Extreme happiness; ecstasyBrace To prepare or position so as to be ready for impact or

dangerBrood a group of young birds hatched at one timeBuyoff a payment or bribeCessation a temporary or complete stopping; discontinuanceCollapse to fail completelyConceal to keep secretConference A meeting for consultation or discussionConfinement the state of being confinedCosmopolitan Pertinent or common to the whole worldCurrent A steady, smooth onward flow or movementDecisive Settling a matter or conflict; conclusiveDefame to attack the good name or reputation ofDefy To refuse to submit to or cooperate withDenizen An inhabitant; a residentDestitute Lacking resources or the means of subsistenceDevise To form, plan, or arrange in the mindDisapprove To refuse to approve; rejectElysium A place or condition of ideal happinessEmbargo A place or condition of ideal happinessEndurance the fact or power of bearing pain, hardship, or adversityEnvelope to surround on all sidesEquilibrium a stable condition in which forces cancel one anotherEquivocal Open to two or more interpretations and often

intended to conceal the truthExpensive Requiring a large expenditure; costlyFeigning giving a false appearance of; pretendingFleece to deprive of money or belongings by fraud or hoaxFurrow A long, narrow, shallow trench made in the ground

by a plowGainsay To declare to be false; denyHangar a large workshop or building for storing and

maintaining aircraft

MEANINGS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER

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Hive a colony of social beesHypocrite a person who pretends to be what he is notImpartially in an unbiased mannerInadvertently without knowledge or intentionIndigent so poor as to lack even necessities; very needyInferior Low or lower in quality, value, or estimationInsolvent someone who has insufficient assets to cover their

debtsInsouciance Blithe lack of concern; nonchalanceIntercept To stop, deflect, or interrupt the progress or

intended course ofInterregnum A gap in continuityMalingering evading duty or work by pretending to be incapacitatedMetropolitan Of, relating to, or characteristic of a major cityOrchard An area of land devoted to the cultivation of fruit or

nut treesOrphanage A public institution for the care and protection of

children without parentsOutshine to surpass in excellence, beauty, wit, etcPenitence The condition or quality of being penitent; regret

for wrongdoingPersistence the quality of being determined to do or achieve

something; determinationPlough an agricultural implement with sharp blades,

attached to a horse, tractor, etcPonder To think about (something) with thoroughness

and carePurposely intentionally; deliberatelyRefuge Protection or shelter, as from danger or hardshipRepentance remorse for one’s past conduct Retreat Withdrawal of a military force from a dangerous

position or from an enemy attackRetribution Punishment administered in return for a wrong

committedSanatorium A resort for improvement or maintenance of healthSegregate To separate or isolate from others or from a main

body or groupSqueeze To press hard on or togetherSubmissive inclined or ready to submit; unresistingly or humbly

obedientSubordinate Belonging to a lower or inferior class or rank;

secondarySuspect To have doubts about (something); distrustTempt To try to get (someone) to do wrong, especially by a

promise of rewardTipsy Slightly intoxicatedTreaty A formal written agreement between two or

more nationsUndemocratic not characterized by, derived from, or relating to the

principles of democracyViolation The process or an act of breaking or disregarding a lawWhirlpool A rapidly rotating current of water; a vortexYearn to have an earnest or strong desire

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SSC MOCK TEST -155 (ANSWER KEY)1. (C)2. (D)3. (C)4. (D)5. (A)6. (D)7. (C)8. (C)9. (A)10. (D)11. (D)12. (C)13. (B)14. (D)15. (D)16. (A)17. (B)18. (B)19. (A)20. (B)21. (A)22. (D)23. (D)24. (A)25. (C)

26. (D)27. (C)28. (B)29. (C)30. (A)31. (D)32. (A)33. (A)34. (A)35. (A)36. (D)37. (C)38. (C)39. (A)40. (B)41. (D)42. (A)43. (B)44. (A)45. (D)46. (A)47. (C)48. (C)49. (D)50. (D)

51. (B)52. (B)53. (C)54. (D)55. (B)56. (C)57. (A)58. (A)59. (B)60. (D)61. (A)62. (C)63. (B)64. (C)65. (D)66. (C)67. (B)68. (B)69. (B)70. (C)71. (B)72. (B)73. (A)74. (A)75. (C)

76. (D)77. (A)78. (B)79. (C)80. (A)81. (B)82. (A)83. (C)84. (A)85. (C)86. (B)87. (B)88. (A)89. (C)90. (B)91. (C)92. (A)93. (C)94. (A)95. (C)96. (B)97. (D)98. (A)99. (C)100. (A)

101. (D)102. (D)103. (C)104. (B)105. (C)106. (B)107. (C)108. (C)109. (A)110. (C)111. (C)112. (B)113. (B)114. (D)115. (D)116. (D)117. (D)118. (C)119. (B)120. (C)121. (D)122. (B)123. (B)124. (C)125. (A)

126. (A)127. (A)128. (C)129. (A)130. (C)131. (A)132. (B)133. (A)134. (D)135. (B)136. (A)137. (C)138. (B)139. (C)140. (A)141. (A)142. (A)143. (D)144. (C)145. (B)146. (C)147. (B)148. (C)149. (B)150. (B)

151. (B)152. (D)153. (C)154. (B)155. (A)156. (A)157. (B)158. (C)159. (A)160. (D)161. (C)162. (B)163. (D)164. (B)165. (D)166. (C)167. (B)168. (B)169. (D)170. (B)171. (D)172. (B)173. (C)174. (D)175. (D)

176. (A)177. (B)178. (B)179. (B)180. (A)181. (D)182. (C)183. (C)184. (B)185. (C)186. (A)187. (B)188. (D)189. (C)190. (A)191. (C)192. (B)193. (C)194. (C)195. (A)196. (C)197. (B)198. (B)199. (D)200. (C)

Explanation151. (B) Replace ‘much’ by ‘many’. ‘As many as’

expresses the number whereas ‘as muchas’ expresses quantity.Eg. Of the thirty students, as many as tenhave failed (NOT 'As much as').

152. (D) Use ‘stops’ in place of ‘would stop’.‘When, while, after, till, before’, whenthe words are used in the subordinateclause with reference to some futureevent, they are not followed by a verb inthe future tense.Eg. When you come to me, we will go toLudhana. (NOT ‘when you will come to me’).

153. (C) Replace ‘until’ by ‘as long as’. ‘As long as’is used to express the duration of anaction, whereas ‘until’ is used to expressthe time before an action takes place.

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154. (N) Use ‘You, he and I’ in place of ‘I, youand he ’ . When pronouns havingdifferent persons are used, the correctorder of pronouns is (231)2 (The second person),3 (the third person) and1 (the first person).

155. (A) No error, the sentence is correct.Correction

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28. (D)

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