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8/3/2019 NTSE 2012 MAT Paper Karnataka

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Qucstion Booklt?t S1. N':).GMA T ( K) 1,t qf 1!crak dea fo% edf il& ddclek% peraafe ' aDEPARTM ENT OF STATE EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING

NO 4, 1O0 FT RING ROAD,BANASHANKARJ, 3RD STAGE, BANGALORE -560 085* me.f.5.03m*.*. /oce.rDo.ol.o7b'e. Eo ojrsl'b. idtoezre, 2011NTSE I NMMS EXAMINATION, NOVEMBER 2011dJ# - I/PAPER - l +6r$u% - 8/CLASS - 8Fozibzid: aoroQ: Fb-zisqc EbDe#/GENERAL MENTAL ABILITY TEST

. =$REG ISII-ER NO :l ' l --' h' l I z .FScbcki :90 manitrs!tl %m zI*/#t4TIME : 90 MINUTES ENGLISH I KANNADA

rstsd scpo#rs/up : 90OMAX, MARKS : 906grs $134+Y611) lrlgtFtlctions to CandidatesG9VW 1 Immediately afterthe commencement of the Examination check

1 .kzlsej ozrloelrtool cqcsu!e de : athrlycukhrvy iztx:ricraclus. KIChZ'QIJF;C ' p:b aloetzryjtzj. ifoesa? thatthls qtiestion bookletdoes ntlt have any unprinted or torn ort4rj ioz ctirYde abta AMQOEZ. 132:2$ Q:OYrIV'kec7 g: 3:$,!2::x-01.:: missing pages or ftems etc. lf so get it replaced by anotherckir/itltze (ize: e'CIISJPDOYV Y9Y;d) DODti7Rr5 < ' Fsat'rocs rkxfz:kike* As4tr. * Read the questions carefully.#c r'q ilable&: o?ztr eaCm (OMR) abtatzrl $1. Ejd Fou r! FO Krozi;zt LAVUYF.IJ * DfWrFlifl'p tbO CtlrrE'tlt Z'DSWer from Out of the four ava4 Ar'bctnxAfeaz meeozor:bizs KD?.N ?zrijrjv Qe scki7k)cl PJDYUI;S 82! jiFzi ChOkCeS given under each question e) 4mo/iy;:ttl aacaao.' po'e'e o'cttnot.f c!ioe ckrV troiatrenob rbrine ':L7zq. . Completely darken/shade the relevant Qval agalnst questlon* srocr : 20 Ede rj tko.'b Ft3 fapjtj?l . Yo 3 E4ISQ:,T z eoizl-f.t4re. No. ln the CIMR answersheet.using blue/black polnt pen.',o 20 cl ctyoors de ea aeo/!?sq aaf.m ibaoalourz . Ex. ln an questlon paper if SI. NC). 3 ls correct answer forOMRI 8:tviarxr.l #.. .rmdcktrertcb d ljclEifo t''tlcbk#a JLrrxzit)rsa * d%#r (fur4erbuo ouestion No. 20 then darkeo OMR answer Sheet uslng biue/ Q ,Fjoakrpprlrdh Ylopoas e#a j)j ack p oi nt pen as f ) 1 iows .20. (3 (3 @ () lmE&) tparzpaaidcz cbzl 2o. C)(() @ () ('rhis is an example only)6 eoocfa igaLrs taqcfcr/n apoq oc.f *% zf 4:31*,k r'oct'ela //.7:74// Ij mcre than one oval is darkened ftlr a given questpon; stlch@t tazcsrs/F:b cjocil ujelcst'jrb emolcls/lkn,j melye.ya aodaczor). er is treated as wrong and no marks whll be given.O u 4 ansW7.a!A Teo:sjn o'Dtrcspab : 1:14t4019 Arftkar4 F6eDFse.73nf. : EfJCISYJ* R Sheets for rough work are appended in the Question Booklet at'i& prd ckind Wdtr4aiva 4e?t) (ZREZ Delt:kin MJCbYXI A YdIQR.Q the endvYou should not make any marking on any other part of8.a.eocbe.ezo..(:)MR) Etlaurrfrl f'cr-ftbi %!/ctv epe/g&r N:''LC ekrEh't: the Questan Btlokket.atneqesncjefr:b zitt3e Fdt' abztijale:o 8. The candidate and Room Supervisor Should sign in the OMR9. Fzlzen :4csp izt-ant yodd tfuysa,cs aaroispe.e#ce. (OMR) E/OFX3E:O ixxrdl heetsaaeepjpxclxfsr cdujcse aacllm cj. jjll room Candiclate should return the 0MR answer sheet to t10 Erlsen gurbdscktavr!, ea e'deJefaoe. ckoqe.ra trxrEluzefee ('aEoz) 4):Se sor before leaving the examination hall.Q * SU/OWroesqmee e/ohzlzpcst-ord'/ ) Ydnitacl?k:ka &hEtesbrsEs.& 10 The calculator

,mobiles and any other electronic equipment are11 . /.,.00p:1+ve- . (OMR) i/oix'csFin plxbc Eircdq. FtrueM t-lkb : ' ide the examination hail.not ailowed inse gulctooclp :qr't.e pxzon?c aoor:b Fdchcutracl tnlMrsadlMc!. 11 fnstructkns to fill tlp the OMR sheets :. eoea isijrss/?dn meea/dE:tl a'raf-re ibzckdkac'F.le ESRMOIIIODs Yaoaheledl. . 'rhare is only one correct answer foC each question.Reludiz,g:b eopacs ukneel pacsp-gasf.r tjcutnuA ta3es. . Aj) entries in the ova! must be shaded With blue/black bail point


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Questions 1. - 3Directitms : Fii-td the wrong number irt thcgiver) number series.

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2. 130, 222, 342, 520, 7381) 2222) 3423) 5204) 7'R8

Q C''-. o .....Z u .1 ) x i ?.t ,) $.$ o3 b 5 64) 26

Questions 4 - 8Directions : Count the number of specifiedgeometric shapes i'iz the givenfigures.

4. H ow m any rectangles are there in thegiven figure?

=1T l 02) 93)4)

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1 ) l 02) 93) 64) 5


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G51AT(K)5.How many squares are there in the given

figure? 5. O qd)i eadzqAckiprl .% erddvd?

1 ) 1 22) 1 13) 1 04) 8

6. tlqipasro d?

1 ) 1 62) 1 23) 1 04) 8

1) l 22fll3) 104) 8

6. How m any triangles are there in thegiven figure?

w -l7 162) 1 23) l 04) 87, How m any parallelogram s are there inthe given l'igure?

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J. dkrfldl e/v cxim oiY tiztnzm odiaye qiv alrivi ?

1) 62) 73) 94) 101 ) 62) 73 ) 9

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ATIK). How many sem icircles are there in thegiven figure?

iIlI11IIIIlIIIllI1lIIIlIIl!lIIl1IlIe. Arq dlis ead u%ckilv oirj eeriv rslyi;?

1) 82) 10.+ 124)

estions 9 - 11 e rltil 9 - 11ons: The foll owing questions are 4 : G * V .based on the given m atrix. The aGm zl >> oe aVcdu'te Efovaluc of each letter is the product o.t * m t e *RO:.of its row and colum n numbers.am ple: The value of letter t'N'' is 4x3=12 e.a):3*1)86t':: %d6 ''N''Y aselck-l.'kn 4x 3=12

. A.s per directions given, t'ind the group of 9. Ykfe'fck'.n in d, zk'knd tmddrborz'idletters with the lowest total. iz-trljECI drllirtcrrlrlctlljcT.

2) 103) 12

16

Colum nsSoelre2 3 4

j @ 2 B M T& *' a A E o4 G N P

1 ) BOAT = ? ..z- 1 -. '2- 7'. -'' -' - ' - 'V * M H ' O ' U. .4- : . .. . ..3) GA'FE - r. ''' - a . ' a' ' = '' '

4 V - * '4- -! ..k' l -1 Q- - ' - - -'2p ....... . . . -- . . .. ... .,...

Colum nsdoelrswip2 3 4

': 2 B M T=: 1$ 3 A E O4 G N P

BOAT2) TANIE3) GATE4) TEN=f


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GAIATIK)10. As per directions given, find the group 10.of letters with the highest total1 ) ATPOCR2) BYllvl-ff3) PEGNO41 MAETB11. As per directions given, sum of letterstCABGENO '' is:l ) 6 l2) 57

-3J' 5 l4) 4 1Questitms 12 - 16Directions : ln the following questions, threenumbers l pair of numbers / gr'oupof letters are alike, while one isdifferent. Identify the one whichis different.12.

lll1li1lllllllllllIlill1lIIilIIilllFrkrajifckil e-tj. alnd e/jdriaoclidc'tryEtl rpjarsrhcilljr.1 ) ATPOG2) BMNET3) PEGNO4) M AETB

11. ZJDP/FSI:LV N)6, :CABGENO'' rst/ESJDYQ :1 ) 6 l2) 573) 5 14) 4 1e r!il 1Q - 16iirai'a ): @K Aetyd)t $.(#+.). iivdl Ffrajf!b/ ieeq a)o M


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GA'IATIK)Questions 19 - 21Directions : In thc following questions,one ofthe rtlles below has been applied

to the set of numbers.ldentify thecorrect rule applied to set ofnumbers in each question.Subtract twice the number from its squarel1. Subtract square of the number from its

cubeN cl cl 1na 1 f raf fhe n u mlacr to i f q qcl tlare

lV. Add three to the cube of a numbcr

::4r$11) 19 - 21duziati) pcxilcbd/v oodFiktmx zmzo/t :3 l#ucljavrbb#yomxitFfkzlkzH o/cbieoad)t

&1. aaoc?o oakodo ddvtod tmrz'eocrrjtjFik dtlc3H. aoclcb Soa)ck'b qjocs emts6 JrsFusQds/orl111. aoocb Foaka'b trscj o/8 o:rcsjFi).

19. 1% 48, 100, 1862) 11 3) lII 4) IV20. 18, 39, 68, 105

2) 1121. 4, 11, 30, 67

1) I 2) 11Questions 22 - 23Directions: ln place of (+) insert the correct : rie 224.sequence of signs, choosing from xaajfr.$


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ATIKIuestions 24 - 25irections: W hen the num bers and the signsare interchanged as given in thequesti on , f i nd which of thefollowing equations are correct.

2 4 4 a l1d 2 ; - a n (I Xr 1 ' k ' r)-- . y. a =:(4 M) e ' .:? -- - >. () En :1

o xj j ,p k) w.s .. gj; . 't- X F' - ..t. - '-$'1 ( x 8 . 4 - '?

25. 3 and 6; + and +1) 72 + 9 + 6 = 32) 24 + 8 + 6 = 33) 24 + 12 + 3 = 64) 32 + 4 + 3 = 6

ril'b 24 - 25Firay*itb: facki)ry fkrtydli RJoalrsiq cbezGrst/Fik em/e.u aorseal ubz/tmlri

cvi'rat aootzb plD ed6O& qmrjrErtfparearbEjlrsoril #otily/ckrtb.

Q4. 4 izb 2: - Ei? x1) 6 - 4 x 8 = 22) 8 - 2 x 6 = 43) 12 x 8 - 2 = 44) 16 x 8 - 4 = 2

25, a /$)% 6: + izbd.z +1) 72 + 9 + 6 = 32) 24 + 8 + 6 = 33) 24 + 12 + 3 = 64) 32 + 4 + 3 = 6

Question 26Directions: W hen the signs are changed asshown, which of the followingequations is correct ?- to xx to ++ to ++ to =

/Y4 96K oayfr/o: s/rbljucoeM dni:oeubobryalfri/c'ih

aocsenobcrard, eandod CXRJaocleazh x

x aorbeaz ++ rr/eazrh ++ aocen rh

26.1)8-2+6+5x22)8+2-6x5+23)8x2+6+5-24)8+2x6-5+2

26.8 - 2 + 6 + 5 x 28 + 2 - 6 x 5 + 28x2+6+5-2

4)8+2x6-5+2

9


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GM ATIK)Questions 27 - 29 : r-$+ 2'7-irections: The following questions are Fiaa,jayre :based ()n the figure below inw hich each geom etric slAape

l'epresents a group.

29We nqfhd ckrds/o. duefjd)cfalcyrl kA N JOXACZI %$.%%Fira3xocs rboae ba#zohd.&

CricketPlayersM =heatat-radctl N Hockey7 Players

9 ib-a,s2 6 06.2t-1*6:12

34 5 Basketball1 Players

Studentsatmymcrjztl

27. W hich number represents the studentswho play only cricket ?1 ) 9* 83) 54) 2

4.acre. didl Fdzaltocl ?98

3 ) 54 ) 2Qs qssxnd foakodur t@ue. z *heaz


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M ATIK)29. NVhich of the follow ing choices does i


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GMAX K)Questions 33 - 35 :: r's!ih aa -irectitms: Complete the following num ber Ml..$'.hbsrskso:eries by choosing the correetnum ber from the givenalternatives.33. 24? 61,122, 2139 ?, 5091) 275

u-..J) 3403) 4254) 46034. % '; , % 1t), 13, ?,'?, 221) l4, 172) l6, 18

. l5, 204) 18, 213S. 1/5, 2/15,4/45, ? , 16/4851) 12/602) 12/753) 8/125d)'- 8/135

Questions 36 - 38Directions: Complete the figural series,choosing the correct figure from thegiven alternatives.36. $a $:$ 1 f) 2 (1 z9 3 % 38 4 B 41 5 '

s

35. 1/5, 2/15,4/45, ? , 16/4051) 12/602) l 2/753) 8/1254) 8/135:: rsltl 26 - as?d.lBea#trtW4: eanzfod Edcja-orckarjt?od

Tet-lrFi)n Etpgsr*xreurt1 2t 10 2

9 38 4

F s

1 21 'f0 29 :98 4

7 s9@

35@kirbd oa'l sepl rlW/dao,akjzfod 'Scdozrcdardtordmltojo'zd YoakojaKbn e/paEfkifecr-kt/m.

33. 24r 61, 122,213, 1$ 5091) 2752) 34O3) 4254) 46034. 5, 7, 8,10, 13, ?, ?,22t ) l4, l 72) 16, 183) 15, 204) l8, 21

121 10 z9 a8 4

7 ;

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1 2 t0 2

9 38 4

7 sz'

J 21 'j0 29 38 4

7 s63

1 21 10 29 tse 4

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GM ATIKI37.

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GM ATIK)Questions 39 - 40Directions: 'n thc f o11 ow i ng q uesti on s,giszen is a sct of numbers. ih'omthe alternatives, clnoose the setthat is sinailar to the given set.39c 679 128, 2191) 59, 120, 2 1 1

u .-. 24, () l p l 223) 16, 54s I 284 ) 4 , 1. l , 3()t 1 Z f' 'T?L . ' ' '' r '..'. .! . . .1 krf' ..t 'h

- ! . .a) R.z ..-A. : ' g).b ' ..'. = >.2.t .-j?: ( t11 . .. . / ; j h- . . . . - ..j.5 i rl.t.:). t.r-1. 1 zs).j.L. ...- k v (,. 3 (. ) 1Questions 41 - 42 wYd4.tse 41- 42Directions: The following qtlestions are ZJDYYr'SI/J : io ei':l ElM rst'l). Y'.l' t4+6: Ftoa'rcku R wg rx oased on additiol), wherc cach m'ofeYcltkl dkJ?)fa.t) dundodctttu' isgiven a num ber code. Frleo?eocfs:la eczlzlztzq4.

$;1lhj; IIIIl$lI;!1l$iII !Ii11 Iillli#e r$11) ao - 40#AJ:eJi4CSG t tyl/rsid : rs% aaoril Yoaa-,jEZIAJDYE:?dI 0 :4. E#? Fjoaro.jdukksij Kseeoat FdiztxaYJida .icksrccksnrst?ot zlotily/ozao.39. 67, 128, 219

1 ) 59, 120, 2 1 12) 24, 6 l , 1 223) J ($, 54, 1 284) 4. 1 ) . 3040. 324, 144,2251) :96, 121, l692) l 00, :2.56, 4843) 44 1, 900, 3244) 289, 400, 36 1

41- Find thc numbef which represertts L E Tchoosing from the alternatives.

Ia E 1:1+ 51 E 10 T9 9 9 9

41. t, E T (Ajaidaa idvfexlidod Yoakckvfoao-jyd)t EfatJilrtailr't?of docknysckca.I u E A/1

+ M E L T9 9 9 9

45O* 4502) 9403 ) ,1 054) 5O442. Find the number which represcnts S E T

choosing from tlqe alternatives.E N T+ T E N S1867

1 ) 6 J3 1W 641jtp 4y64 ) 3 8 4

42. S 16 T oddy Yufal Ya d Yoako/aqSkzfjct)uj Eforcctllcst/od dociltloJcal.E N T

1 )2 ) 9 4 03 J 40 54) 504

+ T E N S1 8 6 7

1) 6312) 6413) 4364) 384


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51AT(K)uestions 43 - 4irections: The follow ing questioll q are

bltsed on fi g ures g i ven be1 ow .E c 11 c i rc 1 e represents one i tem .M atch tlne f igurc with items inthe q Llestiolls c)n the bas i s ofthe i 1' rzl :tt i onsh ip .

i!IIlI1lIIIIIlIl1IIIIIIlIlIIlIlIIIl#srstja 43 - 45&:8:14:41$: t S/fhi X rstk) O klri)E ov rsiqb&

ewrj:rsc3 o ctkaorjn ak. oorbatmoft/oo YzyaezFilr5. v r)iiemo> tb Txrc/rbi: Ffoockse a#oril ao rb eddd/: % 0&4.

B C

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43. Villagers, Artists, Accfluntants1 ) A2 ) B3 ) Ct...4.1 IC

44. lndians, Christianss Sri Lankans1 ) A2 ) B3 ) C

.-4J D45. Yelloqs' Colour, Sunflowers, Roses

l ) B2) C3) DA E

43. Yvailibd), deozeobd). dqM ddl1 ) :.4.2 ) B3 ) C4) F

44. 847:):2.:0:$:1:$:, #a ri), #eaodbtdn1 ) A2) B3) C4) D45. Y%f/ eztz,KRQHG

1 ) B2 ) C3 ) D4 ) E

Ffuzckiweaol Kzidtb, rbexa


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GM ATIK)Questions 51 - 53D irections: Com plete thc given figural

analogy by selccting the correctanswer from the alternatives.51.

liII1llilIII!lIli1IlliII!IiliIl1IlIc3 rsxka 51 - 53xeajidrq!/o : gzvqjdonb afck-vscckocfsfo,

asthcti'rcs troscst V e,m gsfrhiv 'coazpacrkes?o.

E' - .r* ..r% .w - h' * * -mz ** * * @

>

zV+w a> 4

52.

*u B > .''MY C * ' * # 'W S * . 'x. Q.....--' 7r' . '.. NNm 4 . . rz I N-,- Q *,'.v''- N. * .' ?y. Q, .' r' kx ,''.,/ N

-- z X -'V m'K 'N'Vk....-. , . z. ..: ,-,,., .wx a----.--,,-,,/ Nk -h p' ''4kl #.z4

Vl-. ;.,..,


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GM ATIK)53.

l * * @ *Y + t * @ @l e 1 $ 9

% +2 3 +'Questions 54 - 56Directions: Find the missing number in the,jn 1 '' i2

'

n 1-1-: ..t 1'1 c k' %) .54. 28 1 8

65 36 471 26l ) 442) 423) 404 ) 3 2

:v ttl 54 - 56#xraidltl : furtjdat clyaqM ds/r/ DfstlKzerhct)?X oatoilid)nocily lck%).54. 28 20 l 8

65 36 47l 26 ? 1 ()4l ) 442 ) 423) 4()4 ) 32

55. 5() 6()4() 3070 3 ( )1 ) 9()2) %()3 ) 7 O4 ) 6 0

>> .407() 3()l ) 9 O2 ) 8 f )3$ 704) 6056. 1 ()

9()?9()

56.20 751 ) 6()2) 753 ) 804) 95

20 75t ) 6()2) 7 53 ) 804 ) 9 518


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NIATIK)uestions 57 - 60irections: Find the correct mirror iv

for the following rfigures from tbe a5'

s7. p y )>5. 1>* o l ..-so . x o / t: 2z'-'u


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GM ATIK)60.i o m !

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d < '* = # < o '* > '*xtQuestions 61 - 63Directions: The lctters in the words givenbelow are coded using symbols.The sym bols al'e in the same orde.r

as the letters. ldentify the symbolsfor each letter and find correctanswer in thefollowing questions.NEAT - 0 ;$ r:

GAP - v gBUM P- c n 2,jtTIRE - z (, (h J3

61. PAINT can be coded as.1d)' 7r (; () p2) g 0 ) 0 ';:

u O g8)0a49 0 ?' (; '; g

62. GAM E can be coded asA.-1Y v 8 % 7:2) : v p l-3) ) kF l4) 7. / v

63. The code ( 2, c n (5 repreaents the word1) BIJM PERK 'IM BRLJE3) GARNET4) NATURE

63. foded ) l c ( n 7 4 #xr4alK)d ddl ) BUMPER2) IM BRIJE3) GARNET4) NATURE

:eare 61 - 63+XJY ?ZCSG : Efe eqthd Ezl/rtfrvq e/jdritktoded/? t/


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GM ATIK)Questions 64 - 67 i:gqrstilD irections: ln the t'ollow i ng questions, Ffuftlahjkil3den u m b t7 1' s i n th e fi g ure s arzrelated, Find their relationshipand ehoose the m issing numberfrom the alternatives.

64.30

20 24 10241) 242) 1 93) 1 44) l 0

65.20 5 6 241) 242) 303) 364) 42

66. 1) 6 32) 56* 494) 35

64 - 67: G Sxfrhss i% rs/ry, alwtrvyrjacsYoa>rctb KaoQd)t Yooorikec) olFiemto #c3 #? Fsoooie #ocb

- 0 Q!04r.(), az#rjqp aas.u Arsend)t


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G5I&TtK i67 .

1 6 46

7 4

8 35

1 3 8

1 2 4?

/1 4 6l ) 32 ) 43) 64) 12

Questions 68 - 71 : /:4:511) 68 - 71Directions: Find the nnissing part of the given Ffueafi4r'st'b : Acstujctncl aalyck ?mltaJ ifurerhdnigure from the alternatives. alr;j arar-ci;ja zojczcckjzl-skad)dtlrKltlo/ck%J().8.

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69.

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70.

7 Q- W- >: ( .

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ATIK).Y' 'V V,z.

gd J9 := Rdazc'd rd%?a : 8o'b 8.g Lfo cf c ' c-c' az .t' .:7J:= 4aJ-8t-IISUE& axtersl/o pxldcj Eil:,.j# padlto#k e xu ea&Joe/rbcs6. 'lfrbt ifckiamrckilrv (A'IJDJ83+ ctyaclYqlcbYcl coo:il der/axaqa% o

+ 4

estion 72 :rections: lf the parts of the figure in thestion given below' arcjoined, so that the dotsin the centre of the f'igure, find which onethe follow ing figures given as alternativcs ismed..

*

@

D

1)*

----,----,-

'

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,-,-,

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---,, .....5*@ * @ @ @@@ *@ * *

@ @ j .- ,

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j--................,:........,,..,........'''-'

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..........j---yyyr).,... -.............

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estions 73 - 74tions: ln the following qucstions, a w ordded as showll. Find how the givcn wordeprescnted in the same code.

g rjstl 73--/4 :dsnztdjklo #:/t71: fd rslyc aaocjoYcstyin Fbxefeub# 8,77E$01): Fif83yto-:t:1AeFjct)c Efrcyil emcse Fozo#eu:# m irck'l)vYer3 +..+82F48022::: coouil docilyqctaa.-73. H E A T idl azoril Yodedtzl vclrj .1 11 C Wo'locb #.k.68.* :36 F I It F.id) yers aockdlaoiorik

l ) S R V V2) H L T H3) U V E R4) 1 L U H

f H E A T is coded as J H C W then F l R Ecan be represented as:l ) S R V V

v21 H L T H3) t; V E R4) I L U H


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G5IAT(K).ac l . jy4, lf AVA'I'Is'R is eoded as.1N(l1tFa thenT E A M can be represetttedas:) H G V Z N

2) E G R N JOY FGRNZ4) ZGN RFQuestions 75 - 77 rDirections:A. B, C, D and E are students in a collegea) A and B study 170th Physics andhernistry

b) C and D study 170th Chcm istry andathematicsc) D and A study both Electronics andhysicsd) E and B study both M athematics andlectronics75. W hich student studies the m ost num berof subjects ?

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