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30 NOT OPEN THE SEAL UNTIL INSTRUCTED 70 DO SO. - @Q. Booklet A
NT) NT-FEBRUARY 2021 Code|*"}
Medi MENTAL ABILITY TEST
edium ; English Paper-I
Sl.No.z| + 19853
Candidate's Roll Number
Time allowed :120 Minutes
-o Total Questions : 100 Maximum Marks : 100
nstructi idate
Read the following instructions carefully before you answer the questions. Answers
pak, °° SHADED on a SEPARATE OMR Answer Sheet given, with a Blue or Black
Ballpoint Pen only, R
‘ead the Instructions printed on-the OMR Sheet carefully
before answering the questions.
iE
2;
3.
Paper-I (Mental Ability Test) consists of 100 Questions (Q. Nos. 1 to 100).
All questions carry one mark each.
Since all questions are compulsory, do not try to read through the whole
question paper before beginning to answer it.
Begin with the first question and keep trying one question after another till
you finish all the questions,
. If you do not know the answer to any question, do not spend much time on it
and pass on to the next one. If time Permits, you can come back to the questions
which you have left in the first instance and try them again.
. Since the time allotted to the question. paper is very limited, you should make
the best use of it by not spending too much time on any question.
—
- Ablanlc page is provided for rough work at the end of question Paper.
. REMEMBER, YOU HAVE TO SHADE ANSWERS ON A SEPARATE OMR
ANSWER SHEET PROVIDED.
. Answer to each question is to be indicated by SHADING the circle having the
number of the correct alternative in the OMR ‘Answer Sheet from among the
ones given for the corresponding question in the booklet,
10. Now turn to the next page and start answering the questions.
1
. The candidate need not return this Question Paper Booklet and can take it
after the completion of the examination. No candidate should leave the
examination hall before the end of the examination.
KS-1 ] (Turn Over] NTE)
PAPER -1
cegel MENTAL ABILITY TEST
(Q. Nos. 1 to 100)
Max. Marks : 100
Note:- SHADE the correct alternatives in the OMR Answer Sheet
r eet
provided, from amongst the ones given against th
‘i Z - S| e
corresponding questions 1n the Question Booklet,
For shading the circles, use a Blue or Black Ballpoint Pen onl;
i only.
[2] Direction : NT)
Questions (1 to 5) : In eac
: h questi ae ae
four combinations of letters usetion below a3 piven groun of digits followed by
, or symbols numbered (1), (2) , (3) and (4). You have to
t whi faite ae.
find out which of the combinations correctly represents the group of digits based on
ding syster fe 2
the coding system and the conditions’given below and mark the number of that
combination as your answer,
Conditions :
(2) Ithe first digit is odd and the last digit is even, the codes for the first and last
digits are tobe interchanged. :
(2) Ifboth the first and last digits are even, both are to be coded as *.
(8) Ifboth the first and last digits are odd, both are to be coded as $.
1. Whatis the code of 215349? 4. Whats the code of 794821?
(1) RAPK%# (1) MR%D#A
@) *APK%$ (2) AR%D#M
(8) SAPK%$
(3) M%RD#R
(4) $R%D#S
(4) #APK%R
2. What is the code of 671254?
@) @MaHP% ;
(2) $MA#PS (1) @RA%#P
(3) *MAHPK (2) PRA%#@
(4) *eMA#PH (8) @ARMHP
5. What is the code of 591426?
3. Whatis the code of 813469? (®) SRAM
(1) RA%@D
(2) DAK%@R
(3) DAP%@R
(4) KAK“@*
KS-1 (3) {Turn Over] Direction :
Questions (6 to 10) : The letters in a
word are replaced by certain other letters
according to a specific rule to form its
code. Answer the following questions
accordingly.
6.
In a certain code "NEW YORK" is
written as 111, how "NEW
JERSEY" will be written in that
code?
(1) 104
(2) 124
(8) 184
(4) 114
In a certain code "MADRAS" is
coded as NBESBT, how "BOMBAY"
will be coded in that code?
(1) CPNCBX
(2) CPNCBZ
(8) CPOCBZ
(4 CQOCBZ
If a "WORD" is coded as 2315184,
then how "SIMPLE" willbe coded in
that code?
(1) 1991316123,
(2), 1991316124
(3) 1991316125.
(4) 1991316126
10.
{4]
NT)
In a certain code language "La Ka
Ta" means "go and swim" and "Ne
La Se" means "you swim here" and
"Pe Ke Ne Ta" means "he and you
go". Which of the following is the
* code for “here” in that code?
(1) Se
(2) Ne
(3) Ke
(4) Ta
If Eis coded as V, Dis coded as Q, N
is coded as Z, G is coded as. T, Ris
coded as I and A is coded as M.
Which of the following will be the
correct form of word "DANGER"?
(1) QMziIV
(2) QMZTIV
(3) QMZITV
(4) QMZTVI Direction :
Questions (11 to 20) : Bach of the
Owing questions consists of five figures
ee A,B,C, D and B called the
aoe Figures followed by four other
gures marked 1, 2, 3 and 4 called the
Answer Figures. Select a figure from
amongst the Answer Figures which will
continue the same series as established
by the five Problem Figures. Select a
figure from amongst the Answer Figures
which will continue the same series as
established by the five Problem Figures.
11. Problem Figures :
nT
@ 8 ©-.@® ©
Answer Figures :
oi} © (Ul
13. Problem Figures
NT (E)
L jo jo
ooo ooo
io ola o
LU
@ 8) ©
Answer Figures :
0 ®
Oo Oo
qd)
Oo
2)
oo ;
lo
8)
@
O
Oo
fo
oo
Ooo
14. Problem Figures
7 Oj® aA
A olf Alo
TZ oo A
QA Glo 2
® ® © ® ®
12. Problem Figures:
Answer Figures :
o oa
o)
ry © |e Al mA
ofl «il 2s
bb aa 2
@) Ao (4) ao
‘ be 15. Problem Figures :
PRX B SS eee
® ® © ® ® TSS oe
Answer Figures :
ote| | s
@ 8 © © ©®
a Bq @ Nel
@) Be @ y
Answer Figures :
@ a @ A
=] o =
@ |= @ |>*.
(5) [Turn Over] 16. Problem Figures : °
BF Sos
4 8 © ® @®
Answer Figures :
@ Q @ B
ORR) o ey
17. Problem Figures :
‘Sea
“™ ® © ® ®
Answer Figures :
0 [ae] ° [ds
@ as @ ae
18. Problem Figures :
NOC)
NHI OC It
4 8 © ® ®
Answer Figures :
@iINJ- @ SG
@ Cb I
(6)
19. Problem Figures : i
= Sle +/+ CjO *]x O
co +l= slo set chs.c
x O]O x{= S]s =|+ ¢
4 8 © O° ®
Answer Figures: *!
oO # ae
@ ic + @ 5.8
= xO}
Oo *| Se
@ |= s @ |x ©
coat c+
20. Problem Figures :
4 ® © ® ®.
Answer Figures :
NT (E)
sl
Kas
@ Sp @
oy Direction ;
Questions (1 to 30) : In each of Ae
following letter series, some of the letters
are missing which are given in that order
as one of the alternatives below it. Choose
the correet alternatives.
21. A_BBC_AAB CCA BRCC
@ BACB
Q@ACBA
(3) A, B, By A
(CAB, A
29. CCCBB_AA_CC_BBBAA ¢ *
(@) A,C,B,C
(2) BA, C,A
@ BABA
@ACBA
23. ABCA BCAAB_CA_BBC_A
MCC AA
(2) B,B,A,A
@ ABA,C
(4) A,B,B,A
24, A BCCB_CA_CCA_BAAB_C
() A,B, A,B,C
(2) A,B,C,A,A
(3) A,C,C, A,B
4 BA CAA
KS-1 "7
25, -C_BD_CBCDA_A_DB_A
-()) A,D, A,B, C,D
(2) B,D, B,C, B,A
(3) C,D,B,B,C,A
(4 D,A, A, B, B, C
NT(E)
26. A_CDAAB.CC_DAA_BBB_
CCDDD
() B,D,B,D,A
@ B,D,D,C,A
() D,B,B,C,A
( BB,D,A,C
27. -ACCA_CCCA_ACCC_AAA
MACCGA
@CAAA
@)C,C,A,A
(CA AC
28, A-CACBC_BACA_ .B-
() BABA
(2) B,A,B,C
@ABAC
(4) C,A,C,B
29, B_AC_CC_CB_AB_AC
() C,B,A,B,A
(2) B,B,A,A,C
(3) A,B, B,B,C
(4) A,A,B,B,A
30. AAB_AB_CABCCA_BCAB_C
(1) B, B, B,C
(2) B, B, A, B-
(3) C, A, B, C
(4 C,B,A,B
{Turn Over] Direction: |
Questions (31 to 40) : In each of the
following questions find out the
alternative which will replace the
Question Mark.
31. Darvin :Evolution : : Archimedes : ?
(2) Friction
(2) Lubrication
(3) Buoyancy
(4) Liquids
32. Snake: Fang:: Bee: ?
(1) Honey
(2) Humming
(3) Wax
@ Sting
33. Tea: Cup: : Tobacco: ?
“ (1) Leaves
(2) Hookah
(3) Toxin
(4) Cheroot
34, Aeroplane : Cockpit :: Train ::?
(1) Wagon
(2) Coach
(3) Compartment
(4) Engine
KS-1
}'35.
37.
[8]
36.
38.
39.
_ (1) Juice
40.
NT (E)
Ottawa : Canada : : Canberra: ?
(1) Argentina
(2) Switzerland
(3) Sri Lanka
(4) Australia
Roentgen : X-Rays: : Becquerel : ?
(1) Uranium
(2) Radioactivity
(3) Fission
(4) Super conductivity
"Gravity" is related to "Pull" in the
same way as "Magnetism" is related
LO sersecosons
(1) Repulsion
(2) Separation
(3) Attraction
(4) Push
"Joule" is related to "Energy" in the
same way as "Pascal is related to...
(1) Resistance
(2) Pressure
(8) Acceleration
(4) Refractive Index
Insulin : Hormone : : Trypsin : ?
(2) Liver
(3) Enzyme
(4) Digestion
Triangle : Hexagon : : Rectangle: ?
(1) Sphere
(2) Octagon
(8) Heptagon
(4) Quadrilateral NT)
Direction : 45. Choose the figure which is different
Question 7 5 oy : Out of the four from the rest.
figures (1); (2), (8), (4) given i ==
question, three are simi oe WAAIT=T SZ =
Choose the figure whichis different from =TEIWANIELe|)
ris Wate ota o ® ®
41, Crenee t he figure which is different @1@2 @3 @4
ic 46. Choose the figure which is different
ig + G oO & 9 2 g from the rest.
ExIVI[V bore A | late {a e
- eo |e e@lAje| Al [A
OO” Or @ ‘AlelA| elle | lela] elale
Qt @2 OF (Or sO= -@
ge @ 4 M1 @2,. 03 @4
42. Choose the figure whichis different | “” fretneee nent
from the rest. :
AO[d ofa Ajo-6 iA
