A Mudaala is one of more than 13 million people across southern Africa who are the victims not just of bad weather but of a savage confluence of erratic climate, bad governance and, worse economic policies, war and, most brutally, the aids pandemic. B Mudaala is one of more than 13 million people across southern Africa who is the victim of not just bad weather but of a savage confluence of erratic climate, bad governance and worse economic policies, war and, most brutally, the aids pandemic. C Mudaala is one of more than 13 million people across southern Africa who are the victims of not just bad weather but of a savage association of erratic climate, bad governance and worse economic policies, war and, most brutally, he aids pandemic. D Mudaala is one of more than 13 million people across southern Africa who is the victimnot just of bad weather but of a savage association of erratic climate, bad governanceand worse economic policies, war and, most brutally, the aids pandemic.

1.  A

2.  B

3.  C

4.  D

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A


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A. Most of the government schemes which are to benefit the rural poor are either linked officially or unofficially to the small family norm, so large families who are desperately in need of help do not always benefit. B . Most of the government schemes which are to benefit the rural poor are linked either officially or unofficially to the small family norm, so large families, who are desperately needing help do not always benefit. C. Most of the government schemes which are to benefit the rural poor are either linked officially or unofficially to the small family norm, so large families which are desperately in need of help do not always benefit. D. Most of the government schemes which are to benefit the rural poor are linked either officially or unofficially to the small  family norm, so large families which are desperately in need of help do not always benefit.

1.  A

2.  B

3.  C

4.  D

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D


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A. Homeopathy is a special method of drug therapy of curing natural diseases by  administering drugs which are experimentally proved to possess similar artificial symptoms on healthy human beings. B. Homeopathy is a specialized method of therapy of curing natural disease by administering drugs which have been experimentally proved to possess the power of producing similar artificial symptoms over healthy human beings. C. Homeopathy is a specialized method of drug therapy of curing natural diseases by administering drugs which have been experimentally proved to possess the power of producing similar artificial symptoms on healthy human beings.   D. Homeopathy is the specialised method of drug therapy of curing natural diseases by administering drugs which have been experimentally proven to process the power of producing similar artificial symptoms upon healthy human beings.

1.  A

2.  B

3.  C

4.  D

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C


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Official sources put the number of child labourers in the country at 17 million of which two million are engaged in hazardous occupations. On the other hand, while some independent sources estimate the number to be closer to 44 million, there are others who have fixed the figure at 100 million. Which of the following could be the fundamental reason for the conflicting reports on the size of child labour

1.  Accuracy of official sources.

2.  Inaccuracy of independent sources.

3.  Lack of agreement between official figures and figures of independent sources in all areas.

4.  Prevailing confusion on the question of what constitutes child labour.

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Inaccuracy of independent sources.


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Economic policy in general and economic reform in particular requires understanding that shaping economic policy is less about crisis management and more fundamentally about conflict management. Which of the following would be an example of economic policy based on canflict management

1.  An economic policy which balances conflicting demands without caving in to every powerful interest group.

2.  An economic policy which reflects continuing compromises in economic decision made with populist and sectional interest demands.

3.  An economic policy which emphasises on the welfare of the poor and downtrodden.

4.  An economic policy framed to give a boost to industrial growth in the country

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An economic policy which emphasises on the welfare of the poor and downtrodden.


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My hypothesis is that institutions are a creative act and the creative act is bound with the person. The institutions that Gandhi or Tagore or Aurobindo created – they were a natural emanation of their creative endeavour, they were like works of art. But these people did not see how these institutions would survive, how they perpetuate and maintain themselves. Which of the following could be an apt summary of the above passage

1.  Institution-builders are creative but as a rule do not have vision.

2.  Gandhiji and people like him lack the foresight to perpetuate their institutions.

3.  Some of the great institution-builders from whose creativity institutions emerged did not think of ways of perpetuating them.

4.  Creativity and myopia exist hand in hand

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Some of the great institution-builders from whose creativity institutions emerged did not think of ways of perpetuating them.


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Clearly nothing is sacrosanct. Nothing escapes the cannibalising instincts of the new image managers. Dance festivals at Khajuraho, fashion shows at the Qutub, cigarette hoardings at sports events – the past, cultural traditions, values and dreams – are all selectively deployed, packaged and spewn out. It can be inferred from the above passage that

1.  the notions of sacredness makes things unsuitable for commercial exploitation.

2.  the present genre of image managers are conscious of using national monuments for commercial exploitation.

3.  the present breed of image managers are immune to notions of sanctity and are focused on image enhancement at any cost.

4.  the present breed of image managers are an uncivilized lot.

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the present breed of image managers are immune to notions of sanctity and are focused on image enhancement at any cost.


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Simplify sqrt(64+64x2) = sqrt(25+25x2)

1.  3sqrt(1+x2)

2.  sqrt(1+x2)

3.  sqrt(1-x2)

4.  4sqrt(x2)

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3sqrt(1+x2)


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If d = 24 m, then what is the probability that Rahul will find both the flagposts subtending an angle of at least 60°

1.  1/3

2.  1/4

3.  1/5

4.  Cannot be determined

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1/4


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A number, P, leaves a remainder of 6 when divided by 11 but gives a multiple of 11 when added to √x, where  √x

1.  94

2.  72

3.  50

4.  39

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39


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