Comprehension Questions
Question Numbers: (1 to 5)
Question Label: Comprehension
The following table shows the total exports (in ₹ Core) of six countries A-F over the five years
from 2019 to 2023. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions that follow.

Sub questions
1. What was the income of all the six countries together in the year 2023 if the total imports of all these countries together was ₹ 770 cores in the same year.

2. In the year 2019, if the ratio of exports to imports for country D and country F are 1:2 and 4:1, respectively, then what is the total import of countries F and D together in the same year?

3. If the export of country A in the year 2024 is 20% more than the combined export of country B in 2022 and the export of country E in 2021 together, then what is the income of country A (in ₹ crore) in the year 2024, if its import is ₹184 crore for that year?

4. Over all the given years, the average export of country E is _____ % more than the average export of country C.

5. What is the approximate percentage increase in the export of all the countries together in the year 2022 in comparison to the year 2020?

6. Reena wanted to eat an ice-cream. She took out a phone number online. She repeated the number over and over again while dialing. After order was delivered she forgot the number. This is an example of the use of which memory process?

7.The contents of Swayamprabha channel -4 with the theme of “Education and Home Science” are
provided by:

8.Which higher-order knowledge can make the difference between how well and quickly one’s
students learn material?

9.Which of the following are the interactive whiteboard softwares that allow teachers to create
digital lessons, annotate documents and collaborate with students in real time?
A. Jamboard
B. Camtasia
C. Stormboard
D. Concept board
E. Plotagon
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10. In which type of assessment do students measure their own progress against their previous
performance rather than against external criteria or peers?

11.which of the following represents the epistemological orientation of quantitative research?

12.A measure of the consistency of observations of a single situation made by different people refers
to.

13.The approach in which researchers use the existing data to create groups for comparison is called

14.Identify the nominal variables.
A. Gender
B. Annoyance level
C. Caste
D. Temperature in Kelvin
E. Economic status
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15.Arrange the probabilities corresponding to the standard normal variate ‘z’ lying in the following
intervals, in increasing order.
A.-∞≤ z ≤ +1
B. 0≤ z ≤+3
C.-1≤ z ≤+1
D. z ≥ +1
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16.In communication, a text is a product of.

17.The idea that mass media do not have much power to directly influence the audience led to the
concept of.

18.Which of the following are considered hot media?
A. Telephone
B. Television
C. Radio
D. Cinema
E. Photographs
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19.Which of the following social sciences have contributed much to the knowledge of mass
communication?
A. Anthropology
B. Sociology
C. Psychology
D. Social medicine
E. Defence studies
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20.Match the List-I with List-II

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21.60 persons consume 300 kg of wheat in 40 days. In how many days will 25 persons consume 100
kg of wheat?

22.Find the next term in the number series 2A11, 4D13, 12G17, 48J23,___

23.By selling 35 eggs for Rs 30, a man loses 25%. How many eggs should he sell for Rs 144 to gain 20%?

24.In a certain coding language, the word ‘SLIGHT’ is coded as ‘UJKEJR’, then the word ‘GROUND will be coded as

25.Three successive discounts of 10% 20% and 30% on the marked price of an item are equivalent to a single discount of

26.Identify the fallacy committed in the following statement: “Water is nonpoisnous compound.Therefore, its components oxygen and hydrogen are nonpoisnous”.

27.If the statement “No monkeys are feline.” is given as true then which of the following statements can be interferred to be true?

28.Which of the following statements are logically equivalent.

A. No monkeys are felines.
B. Some monkeys are felines.
C. Some felines are monkeys.
D. Some monkeys are not feline.

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29.Which of the following two statements cannot both be true but can both be false?

A. All Monkeys are apes.
B. Some monkeys are apes.
C. Some monkeys are not apes.
D. No monkeys are apes.

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30.Which of the following arguments is fallacious because the major term is all pervasive and the middle term is all-inclusive?

31.Which of the following electronic technologies is the key technology for making the third generation electronic computer?

32.Which of the following would create the most stable computer network with the fastest data transmission?

33.Identify the sequence of words A-E that correctly fills the blanks in the following paragraph: In the context of human-computer interaction, a _ _ _ _ _ is an interface built around visual things and Windows-11 is an example of an _ _ _ _ _ _ _ with these visual things. the screen used to display information. _ _ _ _ _ _ is region of folders, software etc., whereas _ _ _ _ _ _ is a small picture that is used to represent is a list of options that the user can select from.
A. OS
B. Menu
C. Window
D. Icon
E. GUI
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34.With reference to the open source software, which of the following statements are correct?

A. It is a software that is distributed with its source code.
B. It allows anyone to modify the software to best fit their needs.
C. It is a software that anyone can use on a trial basis before paying for it.
D. Linux is a example of open source software.

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35.Match the List-I with List-II

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36.Which of the following Green House Gases (GHGs) was considered during the second compliance period of Kyoto protocol at Doha?

37.Match the List-I with List-I

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38.Which of the following is an example of negative feed back in the context of climate change?

39.Burning of solid waste, such as cans, batteries, plastic etc. generate
A. Microplastics
B. Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)
C. Dioxins
D. Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
E. Halons
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40.Match the List-I with List-II

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41.A British official of the East India company who was interested in higher learning in India was.

42.The National Education policy, 2020 supported the idea of:

43.The components of quality education identified in the national education policy of 2020 are:
A. Political affiliation
B. Curriculum
C. Pedagogy
D. Continuous assessment
E. Higher fee
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44.Which of the following norms are prescribed for foreign universities to set up their campuses in
India.
A. Foreign universities must invest in the Indian manufacturing industry.
B. They should have secured a position within the top 500 in global ranking.
C. They should have secured a position within the top 500 in global ranking in the subject-wise
category.
D. They should employ only Indians for teaching and non-teaching.
E. They should possess outstanding expertise in a specific area.
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45.Match the List-I with List-II

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Comprehension Questions: Question Numbers: (46 to 50)
A careful study of the Rig-Veda shows that even in the early times, karma and jñāna were recognized as two separate factors in the spiritual progress of man. Karma is connected with the world immediately above the one in which we live; and jñāna is connected with the world further above that. Agni and Indra are connected with sacrifices, and the gods of the highest world are connected with prayer, and jñāna. Since the Vedic Samhitās are intimately connected with sacrifices, it is but natural that the gods connected with sacrifices, the gods of the two lower regions, should be more prominent in the Rig-Veda. It is only through jñāna that the soul can get
into a state of everlasting bliss. This jñāna is esoteric knowledge. At the time of the Rig-Veda, the rsis had evolved a highly complicated system of philosophy and that the value of jñāna as a means to final release from the world of physical bondage had been well established. The Yajur- Veda and the Sama-Veda are of little importance to a student of ancient Indian culture. One notes the same optimistic tone in the Yajur-Veda, regarding man’s life in this world and his future in the other world. Material plenty is also quite noticeable. Gold and ornaments are spoken of freely as covetable objects. Cows are mentioned in thousands. So far as culture is concerned, so far as religion and philosophy go, there is no difference between the Rig-Veda and the other two Vedas.

Sub questions
In Rig-veda, Agni is connected with.

47.According to Rig-Veda, Jñāna refers to.

48.The optimistic tone regarding man’s life in this world and his/her future in the other world exists in:

49.At the time of Rig Veda, the rsis valued jñāna as means.

50.What is the original source of cultural life of the Hindus?