Tuesday, 27 May 2014

J.B.T Exam 2014



Section – 1
ENGLISH
Question No. 1 : In the following question only one of the four alternatives is correctly punctuated :
a)     What a terrible first this is?
b)    What terrible fire this is !
c)     What, a terrible fire, this is.
d)    What is terrible fire, this is.
Question Nos. 2-5 : Choose one suitable Article out of the four alternatives :
______ Guru Granth Sahib is  a religious Book of Sikhs.
a)     A
b)    An
c)     The
d)    No article
____ gold is a precious metal.
a)     The
b)    A
c)     No article
d)    An
 The teacher was awarded________  honourarium for his hard work.
a)     No article
b)    An
c)     A
d)    The
Each of the winners was given ___ prize.
a)     A
b)    No article
c)     The
d)    An
Question Nos. 6-9 : Tick out the correct meaning of the words underlined in the following sentences :
The passengers moaned as the new captain tried to meet the ‘quay’ in the storm
a)     Wharf
b)    Game played with mallets
c)     Fox hunted by rounds
d)    Beforehand
After the audition, Katrina Kaif gave the direction a wink in the most ‘malapert’ manner.
a)     Disappointed
b)    Socially awkward
c)     High praise
d)    Bold and saucy
Geeta had to remind the twinds to be ‘genteel’ around their grandparents
a)     Macho
b)    Brave
c)     Polite
d)    Timid
As soon as Dinesh’s ‘quondam’ girlfriend spotted Rim she burst into a quasi fit of joy.
a)     Enormous
b)    Former
c)     Backward
d)    Upside down
Question No. 10-12 : Read the following passage an answer the questions that follows :
True education is training of both the head and the heart. And uneducated thief may steal form the freight car but an educated one may steal the entire railroad. We need to compete for knowledge an dwisdom and not for grades. Knowledge is pilling up facts, wisdom is simplifying it. One could have good grades and a degree and still not learn much. The most important thing one can learn is to “learn to learn”. People confuse education with the ability to memorize facts. Education the mind without morals creates a maniac in society.
One can learn much by ______
a)     Getting good grades
b)    Piling up facts
c)     Simplifying the facts
d)    Learning to learn
The antonym of ‘wisdom’ is
a)     Folly
b)    Vice
c)     Error
d)    Drone
Education is _____
a)     Memorizing the facts
b)    Training of the head and the heart
c)     Gaining knowledge
d)    Getting job
Question nos. 13-14 : Choose the correct of Direct/ Indirect narration :
He said, “I shall go as soon as it is possible.”
a)     He said that he would go as soon as it was possible
b)    He told that he will go as soon as it is possible.
c)     He tells that is I shall go as soon as it was possible
d)    He said that he will go as soon as it will be possible

The stranger enquired where I lived .
a)     “Where did you live ?” said the stranger
b)    “Where you lived ?” asked the stranger
c)     “Where do you live ?” asked the stranger
d)    “Where were you live ? “ asked the stranger

Question Nos. 15-16 : In the following questions four alternatives are given for idioms/phrases. Choose the one that best expresses the meaning of the given idiom/ phrase :
Hobson’s choice
a)     Best choice
b)    Full of hope
c)     No alternatives
d)    To make a careful selection
To keep one’s head on
a)     To be afraid
b)    To remain calm
c)     To be carried away by excitement
d)    To bully someone

Question Nos. 17-19 : Choose the suitable ‘Prepositions’ out of the four alternatives :
The police caught the culprit ______ the neck.
a)     By
b)    With
c)     To
d)    From
The prizes were distributed __________ the winners.
a)     Between
b)    For
c)     Among
d)    With
The poor children were deprived _________ shelter and food.
a)     With
b)    At
c)     From
d)    Of
Question Nos. 20-21 : In the following for each of the capital word, four words are listed below. Choose the word nearest in meaning to it :
BURGLAR
a)     Alert
b)    Brigand
c)     Ingenious
d)    Perilous
PATRON
a)     Supporter
b)    Father
c)     Penury
d)    Help
Question No. 22-23 : Out of the four alternatives choose the one that can be ‘substituted’ for the given words / sentences in the following questions :
A record of one’s life written by himself
a)     Biography
b)    Autograph
c)     Autobiography
d)    Epilogue

Lasting only for a day
a)     Annual
b)    Ephemeral
c)     Short lived
d)    Weekly
Question Nos. 24-25 : Select form amongst four alternatives, the word that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word given in capital letters :
STATIONARY
a)     Note books
b)    Static
c)     Limited
d)    Moving

FREEDOM
a)     Captivity
b)    Slave
c)     Independence
d)    Servant

SECTION -2
HINDI
‘सहज पके सो मीठा होय’ का सही विकल्प है
a)     मधुर बोलना
b)    धेर्य से लाभ प्राप्त होना
c)     व्यर्थ आशा रखना
d)    परिक्षमी होना
‘कांटे और कलिया ‘ प्रतीक है –
a)     मित्र और शरू के
b)    विपरीत स्थितिया के
c)     जीवन में मिलने वाले दुःख-शुख के
d)    प्रकृति के











SECTION -3
Mathematics
The coordinates of the origin are
a)     (0,0)
b)    (1,1)
c)     (-1,-1)
d)    None of these

The ratio of Rs 5 to 50 paise is
a)     1:10
b)    1:5
c)     5:1
d)    10:1

2.5 X 3.1 is equal to
a)     775
b)    7.75
c)     0.775
d)    77.5

In the sequence 1,5,9,13,17,21,……  the next number is
a)     23
b)    27
c)     25
d)    29

The algebraic expression of the sum of number x and y subtracted form their product is
a)     Xy-x-y
b)    Xy-x+y
c)     Xy+x-y
d)    None of these

74602 is divisible by
a)     11
b)    12
c)     13
d)    9

The HCF of 1,2,3 will be
a)     6
b)    3
c)     2
d)    1

The value of 37895 to the nearest thousands is
a)     37000
b)    38000
c)     39000
d)    40000

Which of the following is a straight angle ?
a)     0
b)    60
c)     90
d)    None of these

How many edges has a cube ?
a)     4
b)    12
c)     8
d)    6

Solution of x+1/2x+3 = 3/8 is
a)     1
b)    2
c)     ½
d)    3/8

The average of first ten natural numbers is
a)     3 1/2
b)    4 1/2
c)     5 1/2
d)    6 1/2

The sum of all odd numbers which are less than 15 is
a)     19
b)    39
c)     29
d)    49

Linear equations ax + by + c=0 & ax+by+c =0 has unique solution if
a)     a/a=! b/b
b)    a/a=b/b=c/c
c)     a/a=b/b=!c/c
d)    None of these

The difference between place value and face value of 5 is 54340
a)     49995
b)    50005
c)     0
d)    5

The value of Sin(90-@) is
a)     Sin @
b)    -Sin @
c)     -cos @
d)    Cos @

Zero of the polynomial x +2 is
a)     2
b)    -2
c)     0
d)    1

The degree of the polynomial “2” is
a)     2
b)    1
c)     0
d)    Not defined

The value of 15 is
a)     1
b)    15
c)     0
d)    None of these

The number of tangents in a circle is
a)     0
b)    1
c)     2
d)    Infinite

Additive inverse of 2/8 is
a)     -8/2
b)    2/8
c)     -2/8
d)    8/2

Sum of angles of an Octagon is
a)     180
b)    1080
c)     360
d)    720

The maximum exterior angle possible for a regular polygon is _____
a)     0
b)    60
c)     120
d)    180

The perfect square number between 30 and 40 is
a)     32
b)    34
c)     36
d)    38

23 is equal to
a)     2
b)    8
c)     16
d)    32


SECTION – 4
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

In which district is the chail cricket stadium situated ?
a)     Lahaul-spiti
b)    Kinnour
c)     Chamba
d)    Solan

Which is the first news paper of State Govt.?
a)     Giriraj
b)    Him-Samwahak
c)     Him Rakshak
d)    Chama News

Where is Himachal Pradesh Police Training Center ?
a)     Sapri
b)    YoI
c)     Mandi
d)    Daroh

When was the first battle of Panipat fought ?
a)     1526
b)    1527
c)     1528
d)    1529

When did Dhami Goli  Kand happen ?
a)     1939
b)    1942
c)     1945
d)    1947

Which game is the Dev Dhar Trophy related to ?
a)     Hockey
b)    Cricket
c)     Football
d)    Badminton

Form which place does river Ravi originate ?
a)     Baralacha
b)    Bada Banghal
c)     Manikarn
d)    Shivalik

What is the name of hills of the Una district ?
a)     Bheetri Shimla
b)    Shivalik
c)     Aravli
d)    Peer Panjal

Sansar Chand was the ruler of
a)     Sirmour
b)    Kayonthal
c)     Kangra
d)    Kinnour

Where is the Minjar fair celebrated ?
a)     Mandi
b)    Bilaspur
c)     Chamba
d)    Kangra

What was the Ancient name of district ‘Kangra’ of Himachal Pradesh ?
a)     Kalsi
b)    Kamra
c)     Trigarth
d)    Sitami

Which is the longest river in Himachal Pradesh ?
a)     Satluj
b)    Beas
c)     Chenab
d)    Ravi

Which is the largest District of Himachal Pradesh according to area ?
a)     Lahual-Spiti
b)    Shimla
c)     Chamba
d)    Solan

Which lake is situated on Beas River ?
a)     Pong Lake
b)    Govindsagar Lake
c)     Prashar Lake
d)    Bhrigu Lake

The Eastern most nation of Himachal is
a)     Nepal
b)    Pakistan
c)     Tibet
d)    Afganistan

When did Muhammed-Bin-Tuglak conquer Kangra fort ?
a)     1737
b)    1437
c)     1527
d)    1337

The third Budhist council was held at
a)     Taxila
b)    Patliputra
c)     Ujjain
d)    Kashmir

Which Mugal emperor prisoned Kangra’s ruler Jai Chand ?
a)     Aurangzeb
b)    Akbar
c)     Jahangir
d)    Shahjahan

Who was the first Governor of Himachal Pradesh ?
a)     S. Chakarwarti
b)    Y. S. Parmar
c)     K. C. Katoch
d)    Surendra Nath

Which state of India Firstly adopt Panchayati Raj System ?
a)     Madhya Pradesh
b)    Maharashtra
c)     Kerala
d)    Rajasthan

When did Railway begin in India ?
a)     1852
b)    1853
c)     1854
d)    1855

In which District is the Nalwadi fair celebrated in the State ?
a)     Bilaspur
b)    Sujanpur
c)     Hamirpur
d)    Rampur

When did Indian Constitution come into existence ?
a)     25 January 1950
b)    26 January 1950
c)     27 January 1950
d)    28 January 1950

Who is the present transport minister of H.P. ?
a)     Neeraj Bharti
b)    G. S. Bali
c)     Kewal Singh Pathania
d)    Sujan Singh Pathania

Who gave the slogan Jai Hind ?
a)     Pandit Nehru
b)    Mahatma Gandhi
c)     Subhase Chandra Bose
d)    Swami Vivekanand

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