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The following table shows the revenue (in lakh) obtained by a publishing house while selling three types of publications, namely, books, magazines and journals during the four years from 2020 to 2023. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions that follow:

Year wise Details of Revenue

1. Which year shows the highest change in revenue obtained from journals over the previous year?

2.In 2023, approximately what percent of the total revenue came from books?

3.There was an increase in revenue from atleast two types of publications in comparison to
previous year for exactly ______ year(s)

4.If the year 2024 were to show the same percent revenue growth over the year 2023 as the year 2023 over the year 2022, then the revenue in the year 2024 will be approximately

5.The growth in total revenue in 2023 in comparison to the year 2020 is approximately

6.The contents of Swayamprabha Channel – 25 with the theme of “Humanities and social sciences”are provided by :-

7.In the period of subject English, in a class, Ram is able to recall the author of the book ‘The diary of a young girl’. This type of memory is called________

8.A language teacher wants to create visually appealing presentations / lessons with embedded videos and interactive slides to enhance online lessons. Which of the following tools are most suitable for this purpose?
A. Canva
B. Quizlet
C. Book Creator
D. Flipgrid
E. Adobe Illustrator
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9.What is a key principle in designing authentic assessment?

10.Which of the following are the three meta-cognitive skills used to regulate thinking and learning?
A. Planning
B. Presenting
C. Monitoring
D. Evaluating
E. Sequencing
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11.The principal orientation to the role of theory in relation to research is deductive in which of the following research strategies?

12.Which of the following types of validity is mainly concerned with the issue of causality?

13.In the APA style of writing journal article references, identify the correct order of the following information about the research article:
A. Title of the article
B. Last name of the author
C. Page numbers
D. Name of journal
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14.In the context of medical research, a comparison group that receives what appears to be a treatment, but which actually has no effect, is called the

15.The numerator and denominator degrees of freedom are used in the computation of which of the following test statistics?

16.Interpretation of a media text, which is in variance with the original creator’s intention is described as

17.Mass Communication as a discipline has drawn ideas from

18.The characteristics of cool media are:
A. High participation
B. Low definition
C. High definition
D. Small amount of information
E. High amount of information
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19.Which of the following are associated with heavy use of Internet?
A. Internet addiction
B. Depression
C. Distraction
D. Atomization
E. Media Literacy
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20.Match the List-I with List-II

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21.The total value of a collection of coins of denomination Rs.20, Rs. 10, Rs.5, Rs.2 and Rs. 1 is Rs.570. If the number of coins of each denomination is same, then the number of 1 Rs Coin is?

22.If the selling price of Rs.36 results in a discount of 25% on the marked price of an item, at what price should the item be sold to offer a discount of 20%?

23.Choose the missing term out of the given alternatives- AYBZC, DWEXF, GUHVI, JSKTL, ________ ?

24.In a certain coding language if the word ‘SOUND’ is coded as ‘VLXKG’, then the word ‘TRAIN’ will be coded as

25.5 pumps, working 18 hours a day, can empty a tank in 12 days. How many hours a day must 6 pumps operate to empty a tank in 9 days?

26.Which of the following statements is true about the proposition – “A ship has mass. Therefore, all the parts of the ship have mass”.”?

27.Which of the following statements are true regarding sub-contrary propositions?
A. If one is true, the other must be false
B. They cannot both be false
C. If one is false, the other must be true
D. They can both be true
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28.Which of the following statements are logically equivalent?
A. All non-trees are non-animals
B. No animals are trees
C. Some animals are not trees
D. No trees are animals
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29.Which of the following are arranged in the order of decreasing denotation?

30.Which of the following arguments is fallacious because the middle term is non – exclusive?

31.What is the contribution of Douglas Engelbart in the evolution of computer?

32.In the context of computer networking, which of the following best describes the transmission of a message using packet switching?

33.Identify the sequence of words A-E that correctly fills the blanks in the following paragraph on computer networking:?

IPv4 addresses are_______ long, and IPv6 addresses are _________ long.The MAC address on the other hand, is________long. A MAC address is oriented _______- towards,whereas IP addresses is oriented – towards______
A. 128-bit
B. 32-bit
C. software
D. hardware
E. 48-bit
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34.With reference to the computers, which of the following statements are correct?
A. CPU follows fetch-decode-execute-store cycle to run instructions.
B. Intel and AMD are two manufactures of CPUs
C. The clock speed of a CPU is usually measured in Megabytes
D. Fans are required to cool down most CPUs so that they do not overheat
E. CPU is the brain of the computers and modern CPUs cannot have multiple processing cores.
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35.Match the list I with list II

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36.UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Connection on Climate Change) was outcome of which of the following meetings?

37.Which one of the following rotors is commonly used for electricity generation?

38.Which one of the following is an example of positive feedback in the context of climate change?

39.Which one of the following is not among “three Rs” a slogan: for solid waste management

40.Typhoid is a waterborne disease caused by water contaminated by

41.The Mashelkar Committee recommended upgradation of Regional Engineering Colleges into:

42.The National Education Policy, 2020, emphasised the need to standardise:

43.According to Department of Higher Education, MInistry of Educaton (GoI), which of the following are considered as the Institutions of higher learning?
A. The National Institute of Fashion Technology, New Delhi
B. National Institute of Design
C. Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla
D. National University of Education Planning and Administration (Neupa), Delhi
E. Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidhyapeetha, Tirupati
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44.Atomism was propounded by which of the following schools of Classical Indian Philosophy?

45.Identify the correct chronological order of the following institutions of higher learning?
A. Rajkot College, Rajkot
B. Civil Engineering College, Roorkee
C. Sanskrit College, Calcutta
D. Sanskrit College, Benaras
E. Fort Williams College, Calcutta
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46.COMPREHENSION Sub Question
Question Numbers: (46 to 50)
Read the following passage and answer the questions.

We could argue that humans naturally follow rituals that keep us busy. In an unusual way, rituals permeate daily life and business practices in modern Japan. The main religions in Japan Confucianism, Buddhism, and Shintoism are all ones in which the rituals are more important than absolute rules. When doing business in Japan, process, manners, and how you work on something is more important than the final results. What is indisputable, though, is that finding flow in a “ritualistic workplace” is much easier than in one in which we are continually stressed out trying to achieve unclear goals set by our bosses.
Rituals give us clear rules and objectives, which help us enter a state of flow. When we have only a big goal in front of us, we might feel lost or overwhelmed by it; rituals help us by giving us the process, the substeps, on the path to achieving a goal. When confronted with a big goal, try to
break it down into parts and then attack each part one by one.
Focus on enjoying your daily rituals, using them as tools to enter a state of flow.

How do rituals influence business practices in modern Japan?

47.What is easier to achieve in a ritualistic workplace compared to a goal – driven one?

48.How do rituals help us when we are confronted with a big goal?

49.Main religions in Japan emphasize on

50.Role of rituals in human life