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1. Who among the following started

the process of liberalization in
India?
(A) Manmohan Singh
(B) A.B. Kumar
(C) Narendra Modi (C) Devaraya - II
(D) P. Chidambaram (D) None of these
2. Who had estimated National 16. The first Chairman of
Income in India first? disinvestment commission was?
(A) R.C.Dutt (A) G.V. Ramakrishna
(B) Dadabhai Naoroji (B) Madhu Dandavate
(C) D.R.Gadgil (C) Changes its allocations and (C) C.Rangarajan
(D) V.K.R.V.Rao targets every year (D) Indira Gandhi
3. In the post -independence period, (D) Changes only its targets 17. The apex body for formulating
economic reforms were first 9. In which five year plan the main plans and coordinating research
introduced in India under? objective was the eradication of work in agriculture and allied
(A) Janata Party Government (1977) poverty? fields is?
(B) Indira Gandhi Government (A) Fourth Five Year Plan (A) Indian council of Agricultural
(1980) (B) Fifth Five Year Plan Research
(C) Rajiv Gandhi Government (C) Sixth Five Year Plan (B) Regional rural banks
(1985) (D) Seventh Five Year Plan (C) State Trading Corporation
(D) P.V.NarasimhaRao Government 10. The rolling plan for backward (D) NABARD
(1991) countries was suggested by? 18. What is the main objective of 12th
4. Which of the following regulates (A) Gunnar Myrdal Five Year Plan?
the working of share market in (B) W.A.Lewis (A) Growth with social justice
India? (C) A. Samuelson (B) Development of Human
(A) MRTP Act (B) SEBI (D) R.Nurkse Resources
(C) BIFR (D) FERA 11. Revenue system during Akbar's (C) Poverty Alleviation
5. Which plan is also called 'Gadgil reign was in the hands of? (D) Faster, Sustainable and more
Yojana'? (A) Bairam khan inclusive growth
(A) Third Five Year Plan (B) Birbal 19. The central banking functions in
(B) Fourth Five Year Plan (C) Man singh India are performed by the?
(C) Ninth Five Year Plan (D) TodarMal (A) Central Bank
(D) Sixth Five Year Plan 12. During the Mughal rule, the (B) State Bank of India
6. What was the period of plan copper coin was known as? (C) Reserve Bank of India
holidays? (A) Rupee (B) Dam (D) both A and B
(A) 1951 - 56 (B) 1966 - 69 (C) Tanka (D) Shamsi 20. Which bank was earlier called the
(C) 1956 - 61 (D) 1961 - 66 13. What is 'Jaribana'? "Imperial Bank of India"?
7. Planning in India derives its (A) Levy on land (A) RBI (B) SBI
objectives and social premises (B) Fee for land measurement (C) UBI (D) PNB
from which of the following? (C) Fees of land revenue collecting
(A) Fundamental Rights officer
(B) Fundamental duties (D) None of these
KEY
(C) Public policy 14. Which Mughal ruler introduced 1) A 2) B 3) D 4) B
(D) Directive Principles of state the system of giving monthly 5) A 6) B 7) D 8) C
policy salary to Munsiffs? 9) B 10) A 11) D 12) B
8. A rolling plan refers to a plan (A) Akbar (B) Shah Alam 13) B 14) D 15) A 16) A
which? (C) Farrukh (D) Shah Jahan 17) A 18) D 19) C 20) B
(A) Does not change its targets 15. Who abolished the tax imposed on
every year marriages? N.D. Nagesh
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The two infants grew up side by side and

became to be good friends and playmates.
They never quarrelled and played happy
(c) together, One day another larger crane (AS4)
came along and treated the young one
harshly. He bullied the little crane very (d)
badly that young one cried out to (e) help up
rushed the tiger and without any thought, he
gobbled up the bully crane.
2. One day a hare was bragging about which (a) fast he 1.
could run. He bragged and bragged and even laughing 1) 2) 3) 4)
(b) at the tortoise, who was so slow. The tortoise 2.
English stretched out he (c) long neck and challenged the hare 1) 2) 3) 4)
to a race, which, of course, made the hare laughed (d). 3.
"My, my, what a joke!" thought the hare. "A race, 1) 2) 3) 4)
UNIT-II
indeed, the (e) race. Oh! What fun! My, my! a race, of 4.
1. You have read the play "The Dear Departed". You course, Mr. Tortoise, we shall race!" said the hare.
know what happened to the grandfather in the story. Q.No-10 (AS3) 1) 2) 3) 4)
Imagine you are the grandfather in the story. Write a Read the following paragraph and the fill in the 5.
diary entry expressing your agony over the behaviour blanks with the correct options given against the 1) 2) 3) 4)
of your daughters. number of blanks. 6.
Answer 3. Female butterflies lay tiny eggs on green leaves, 1) 2) 3) 4)
27th January 2017; 09.05 pm .. (1) about ten days the eggs hatch . (2) tiny 7.
Dear Diary, insects come out. They are called caterpillars. They eat
I feel very sorry for the first time in my life for not the green leaves and grow bigger and bigger. Soon 1) 2) 3) 4)
marrying another woman after my wife died. I am they.(3) cases for themselves. These 8.
ashamed of the behaviour of my two daughters. I cases.. (4) hard and shiny. Inside these cases the 1) 2)
know I am not a dear person to them. Only my caterpillars turn..(5) butterflies. 3)
properties are dear to them. I could not expect and 1) A) By B) For C) At D) In 4)
guess their attitude. I could not understand their love 2) A) but B) and C) so D) though 9.
for my things. They forgot their responsibilities in 3) A) made B) will make C) make D) are making 1) 2)
taking care of me. Abel Merry weather. 4) A) are B) will be C) were D) being 3) 4)
2. You have read the story 'The Brave Potter' Now, 5) A) to B) in C) into D) as
describe the thoughts of the potter when he was 4. A rabbit was very proud . (1) being able to run very
appointed the General of the Army. fast. It boasted (2) this all the time. One day it 1) 2 2) 1 3) 1 4) 2 5) 1
Answer saw.(3) tortoise. The tortoise was moving 6) 2 7) 1 8) 2 9) 3
Oh my god! What to do now. My stupid donkey has . (4) It looked at the tortoise and
made me die. I have never carried a sword. I have started(5). (AS3)
never ridden a horse. How can I fight with the 1) A) of B) at C) on D) about
enemies? Who will save me now? I can neither say the 2) A) on B) in C) about D) at
fact to the king nor refuse the king's order. May god 3) A) an B) a C) the D) any
help me now! I am not strong enough to fight a war. I 4) A) quickly B) fastly C) slowly D) quietly
have not learnt the skills of fighting a war. Anyhow I 5) A) laugh B) laughed C) laughter D) laughing
have to lead the army into battle the next day. Answer
However I have to learn how to ride a horse. If I fall 1. a) An (b) and (c) happily (d) so (e) for
off, everybody will laugh at me. I will get up early 2. a) how (b) laughed (c) his (d) laugh (e) a
tomorrow and practice riding the horse. 3. 1) A, 2) B, 3) C, 4) A, 5) C (AS3)
4. 1) A, 2) C, 3) B, 4) D, 5) D
Grammar
Q.No.9 1972-73 2009-10 1972-73 2009-10
Edit the following passage correcting the 74% 53% 43% 17%
underlined parts. 11% 22% 22% 26%
1. A (a) old crane had adopted an orphaned tiger cub but
15% 25% 35% 57%
(b) raised the little animal along with his own baby.
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Q. No. 2
1. Read the following passage.

Answer the following questions

a) Who is the speaker of this line?
b) What was the problem of the narrator?
2. Read the following passage.

Answer the following questions

a) Who is the speaker of this line?
b)

Answers
1. a) Narrator's father

English 2. a) Narrator's father i)

b) A D
UNIT-III C B
Q. No. 3
ii)
Q. No. 1 1. Read the following lines. A C
1. Read the following passage. Once upon a time, son. iii)
This is how I felt when I was preparing to return to my They used to laugh with their hearts D
place of work after spending six months at home. And laugh with their eyes: iv) B
Answer the following questions. But now they only laugh with their teeth. B
a) How did he feel when he was preparing to return to his While their ice-block-cold eyes
place of work? b) What was the narrator? Search behind my shadow. Li, Na, K; Cl, Br, I; S, Se, Te;
c) Why did he spend six months of time at home? Answer the following questions. Fe, CO, Ni.
2. Read the following passage. a) Who is the poet addressing? ____________ (1S22S22P63S23P5)
Father had provided for my education, and I had been able ____________ (3)
to realize his dreams. My parents were truly proud of me. c) How do people laugh now? ____________ (17)
Answer the following questions. 2. Read the following lines. ____________ ( )
a) Who provided for the education of the speaker? There was a time indeed ____________ ( )
b) Was the narrator successful in realizing the dreams of They used to shake hands with their hearts: ____________ ( )
his father? But that's gone, son. ________ ( )
c) What were the dreams of the father? Now they shake hands without hearts:
3. Read the following passage. While their left hands search
Simultaneously our journeys started in two opposite di- My empty pockets.
rections, with me seated in the luxurious seat of a bus Answer the following questions
and father walking back with weary legs on the pebble a) What time does the speaker think is good?
- strewn road. b) Who is addressing whom in this poem?
Answer the following questions. c) How do the people shake hands now?
a) Who are the people started their journeys?
b) In which direction are they going? Answers
c) Whose journey is comfortable? Why? 1. a) His son. b) Falsehood of modern society
c) They laugh with their teeth.
Answers 2. a) The past. b) The father is addressing his son.
1. a) He was unwilling to go as he liked to spend his time c) They shake hands without hearts while their left
leisurely. hands search the empty pockets of
b) A government officer. c) For his marriage. the others.
2. a) His father. b) Yes. c) The father's dream was to see
his son in high position. A, B, C, D
3. a) The narrator and his father. b) In opposite directions
c) The narrator's journey is comfortable because he had A) 1S 22S2 B) 1S22S22P63S23P3
a luxurious seat in a bus. C) 1S22S22P63S2 D) 1S22S22P6
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2.
11. Which State produces maximum planning Committee?
(A) MRTP Act (B) SEBI pulses in the country? (A) Chief Minister of the State
(C) BIFR (D) FERA (A) Madhya Pradesh (B) Governor of the state
3. The steel plant at Durgapur has (B) Uttar Pradesh (C) Minister of Planning
been set up with assistance from: (C) Orissa (D) Maharashtra (D) Finance Minister of the State
(A) USA (B) USSR 12. With which crop has green 20. The headquarters of world Trade
(C) UK (D) Germany Revolution been associated? Oraganisation (WTO) is at
4. Indian Railways earn the (A) Rice (B) Wheat (A) Doha (B) Geneva
Maximum revenue from: (C) Pulses (D) Sugarcane (C) Rome (D) New York
(A) Passenger fare 13. Which one of the following is not 21.
(B) Freight a plantation crop
(C) Traffic tax (A) Tea (B) Coffee (A) C. Chandramouli
(D) Passenger Tax (C) Sugarcane (D) Rubber (B) G.K. Pillai
5. The most important small - scale 14. Which of the following is not a (C) J. Harinarayan
industry in India is that of: Kharif Crop? (D) J.S. Sharma
(A) Textiles (B) Jute (A) Tea (B) Coffee 22. ECGC is related to:
(C) Jewellery (D) Handloom (C) Maize (D) Mustard (A) Export Promotion
6. Which is the leading State in India 15. Golden revolution refers to the (B) Export financing and insurance
in 'Ship Breaking' industry? development of? (C) Export quality certification
(A) Maharashtra (B) West Bengal (A) Oilseeds (B) Pulses (D) Export statistics publication
(C) Tamil Nadu (D) Gujarat (C) Horticulture (D) Cereals 23. The earlier name of the W.T.O is:
16. Which one among the following (A) UNCTAD (B) GATT
has the largest livestock (C) UNIDO (D) OPEC
population in the world? 24. "Think globally, Act locally"
(A) Gujarat (B) Punjab (A) Brazil (B) India slogan is related to:
(C) West Bengal (D) Kerala (C) USA (D) Srilanka (A) 9th Five Year Plan
8. 17. The standard of living in a (B) Vision 2020
country is represented by its (C) Clean and Green
(A) National income (D) Neeru-Meeru
(A) BIFR (B) MRTPC (B) Per capita income
Key
(C) FICCI (D) IRBI (C) Poverty ratio
9. Human Development Report is (D) Unemployment rate 1.D 2.B 3.B 4.B
prepared by 18. The practice of selling goods in a 5.D 6.D 7.B 8.A
(A) UNCTAD (B) UNDP foreign country at a price below 9.B 10.C 11.A 12.B
(C) WHO (D) UNHCR their domestic selling price is 13.C 14.D 15.C 16.B
10. Taxation and government called? 17.B 18.C 19.A 20.B
expenditure dealt under the: (A) Diplomacy 21.A 22.B 23.B 24.B
(A) Trade policy (B) Discrimination
(B) Budget (C) Dumping N.D. Nagesh ASEAN
(C) Fiscal Policy (D) Double Pricing
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(D) Monetary Policy 19. Who acts as the chairman of State
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b) How did the speaker laugh when he was like

his son?
Answers
1. a) Philosophical and satirical f 5f
b) They shut their doors. They did not
welcome the speaker for the third time.
2. a) Because he has forgotten to laugh with his
heart. 58Ce 71Lu
b) He used to laugh with heart.

Q.No - 5 90Th 103Lr

English 1. Read the following passage.
'You are amma - your name is amma only __ ever sin-
ce we were born we have known only this, the letters
that come are only in father's name __ because every- s, p, d, f s.no.
one calls him by his name we know his name ___ you
UNIT-III never told us your name __ you don't even get letters 1 (IA) Li Fr ns1
3. Read the following lines. addressed to your name,' the children said plainly. s, p, d, f 2 (IIA) Be Ra ns2
I have also learned to say, 'Goodbye.' Now answer the following question. s- s- 13 (IIIA) B Tl ns2np1
When I mean 'Good-riddance'; a) 'You are amma. 'Who said these words? s- 14 (IVA) C Sb ns2np2
To say 'Glad to meet you'. b) Who will get the letter in his/her name? ns1 ns2. 15 (VA) N Bi ns2np3
Without being glad; and to say 'It's been c) What do children call the housewife? p- p- 16 (VIA) O Po ns2np4
Nice talking to you', after being bored p- 17 (VIIA) F At ns2np5
Now, answer the following questions 2. Read the following passage. 18 (VIIIA) He Rn ns2np6
a) What does the poet describe in the above lines? 'Sarada! My dear Sarada!' she shouted and embraced ns2 np1 ns2 np6.
b) How, according to the poet, do people feel talking to her. The housewife felt like a person _ totally parched and d- d- s.no.
others now? dried up, about to die of thirst _ getting a drink of cool d-
c) What does the speaker mean when he says 'Goodbye'? water from the new earthen kooja poured into her mouth ns2 np6 (n1) d 1 ns2 np6
Answers with a spoon and given thus a new life. The friend did (n1) d 10.
3. a) Hypocrisy of people in their behaviour. indeed give her a new life - 'You are Sarada. You came f- f-
b) They feel bored but say 'It's been nice talking to first in our school in the tenth class. You came first in the f-
you for courtesy'. music competition conducted by the college, You used to
c) Good-riddance paint good pictures too.
Now, answer the following questions. s- IA, IIA
Q.No. 4 a. How did he perform in the music competition at p- IIIA, IVA, VA, VIA, VIIA, VIIIA.
1. Read the following lines. college? d- IIIB, IVB, VB, VIB, VIIB, VIIIB,
'Feel at home'! 'Come again': b. When did the housewife feel like a person? IB, IIB
They say, and when I come c. How did the housewife do at school at the time of her f-
Again and feel schooling?
At home, once, twice,
Answers
There will be no thrice-
For then I find doors shut on me. 1. a) The Children of the housewife. b) The husband
Now, answer the following questions. c) Amma.
a) What is the tone of the poem? 2. a) She came first in the competition.
b) What happened to the speaker when he visited the b) When she was called by her name, Sarada, she felt
other people's doors the third time? like a person.
2. Read the following lines c) She came first in her school in the tenth class.
So show me, son,
How to laugh; show me how
I used to laugh and smile
Once upon a time when I was like you
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Q.No.6
1.
Falling for her beauty and intelligence, as also the
dowry which her father offered, a young man tied the
three sacred knots around her neck, made her the
housewife to a household and said to her. 'Look,
ammadu this is your home.
a. Write any two good qualities of the woman.
b. Why did the young man marry the woman?
2. The house across the road carried a name-board, Mrs
M suhasini, M.A., Ph.D., Principal 'x' College. Yes,
she too had a name as her neighbour did - 'How could
I forget like that? In my scrubbing zeal I have forgo-
tten my name - what shall I do now? The housewife
was perturbed. Her mind became totally restless
somehow she finished her daubing for the day.
Now, answer the following questions.
a. What made the housewife think of her name?
b. How did the housewife forget her name?
3. Yes, Pramila _ what you say is true. Of course I'm
Sarada _ until you said it I could not remember it _ all
the shelves of my mind were taken up with only one
thing - how well I can scrub the floors. I remembered
nothing else. Had I not met you, I would have gone
mad,' said the housewife named Sarada.
Now, answer the following questions.
a. What made the housewife forget her name?
b. What is the name of the housewife?
Answers
1. a) She was educated and cultured.
b) Because she was a beautiful and intelligent young
woman. Her father offered a good amount of dowry.
2. a) The principal of a college.
b) She could not remember her name.
3. a) Her mind was taken up with the thoughts of
scrubbing the floor.
b) Sarada
Q.No.7
1. In the lesson "The Journey" suppose the author
realized and felt guilty of his attitude towards his
father. Now describe about the inner feelings of the
author.
Write the description in about 12 to 15 sentences.
The description should reflect the following ideas.
What mistake did he commit?
How did he fell for that?
What was his realization?
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How would he like to change his attitude
towards his father in his future?
2. In the lesson 'What Is my Name? you have
read the story of a housewife who has
forgotten her name as she immersed in her
household chores. She was always thinking of her
scrubbing and muggulu. Finally she came to know her
name from thinking of her scrubbing and muggulu..
Finally she came to know her name from her friend,
pramila. When she knew her name, she felt she was
given a new life.
Imagine yourself as the woman and describe your
feeling on the day you came to know your name.
Answers
1. Ans: In first person narration
I think it is time for my introspection over the incident
of my father carrying my luggage though I am young
and strong enough to carry my luggage. I think it is
not good to allow my father carry my luggage. I
might have carried my luggage. I don't understand
why I could not take such a good decision that time.
My father provided everything for my education. So I
have to respect him. Instead I made him carry my
luggage. My father might carry my luggage to the bus
stop as he loved me a lot. But it is my mistake not to
protest him from doing that. I should have known the
value of my father. I should realize that my education
should not shun the physical labour. I should follow
the dignity of labour as my father did. I strongly feel
that it is a mistake on my part. I hope this will never
happen again in my life.
2. Ans: I Cannot imagine how I have forgotten my
name. No other woman would not face this situation
like me in this world, I hope. For the last two days I
have been restless in search of knowing my name.
Today I felt like a person. My friend indeed gave me a
new life. Until my friend pramila said, I could not
remember it. It is a silly thing to forget my name.
Now I understood why I had forgotten my name. All
the shelves of my mind were filled with only one
thing - how well I can scrub the floors. I remembered
nothing else. If I had not met her, I would have gone
mad Now I have to do one thing - not to forget my
name once again. I should demand everybody except
my children to call me by name. I should not allow
my husband to call me 'yemoi gemoi'. I should have
my identity by my name.
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UNIT-III
Q.No.6
1.
Falling for her beauty and intelligence, as also the
dowry which her father offered, a young man tied the
three sacred knots around her neck, made her the
housewife to a household and said to her. 'Look,
ammadu this is your home.
a. Write any two good qualities of the woman.
b. Why did the young man marry the woman?
2. The house across the road carried a name-board, Mrs
M suhasini, M.A., Ph.D., Principal 'x' College. Yes,
she too had a name as her neighbour did - 'How could
I forget like that? In my scrubbing zeal I have forgo-
tten my name - what shall I do now? The housewife
was perturbed. Her mind became totally restless
somehow she finished her daubing for the day.
Now, answer the following questions.
a. What made the housewife think of her name?
b. How did the housewife forget her name?
3. Yes, Pramila _ what you say is true. Of course I'm
Sarada _ until you said it I could not remember it _ all
the shelves of my mind were taken up with only one
thing - how well I can scrub the floors. I remembered
nothing else. Had I not met you, I would have gone
mad,' said the housewife named Sarada.
Now, answer the following questions.
a. What made the housewife forget her name?
b. What is the name of the housewife?
Answers
1. a) She was educated and cultured.
b) Because she was a beautiful and intelligent young
woman. Her father offered a good amount of dowry.
2. a) The principal of a college.
b) She could not remember her name.
3. a) Her mind was taken up with the thoughts of
scrubbing the floor.
b) Sarada
Q.No.7
1. In the lesson "The Journey" suppose the author
realized and felt guilty of his attitude towards his
father. Now describe about the inner feelings of the
author.
Write the description in about 12 to 15 sentences.
The description should reflect the following ideas.
What mistake did he commit?
How did he fell for that?
What was his realization?
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How would he like to change his attitude
towards his father in his future?
2. In the lesson 'What Is my Name? you have
read the story of a housewife who has
forgotten her name as she immersed in her
household chores. She was always thinking of her
scrubbing and muggulu. Finally she came to know her
name from thinking of her scrubbing and muggulu..
Finally she came to know her name from her friend,
pramila. When she knew her name, she felt she was
given a new life.
Imagine yourself as the woman and describe your
feeling on the day you came to know your name.
Answers
1. Ans: In first person narration
I think it is time for my introspection over the incident
of my father carrying my luggage though I am young
and strong enough to carry my luggage. I think it is
not good to allow my father carry my luggage. I
might have carried my luggage. I don't understand
why I could not take such a good decision that time.
My father provided everything for my education. So I
have to respect him. Instead I made him carry my
luggage. My father might carry my luggage to the bus
stop as he loved me a lot. But it is my mistake not to
protest him from doing that. I should have known the
value of my father. I should realize that my education
should not shun the physical labour. I should follow
the dignity of labour as my father did. I strongly feel
that it is a mistake on my part. I hope this will never
happen again in my life.
2. Ans: I Cannot imagine how I have forgotten my
name. No other woman would not face this situation
like me in this world, I hope. For the last two days I
have been restless in search of knowing my name.
Today I felt like a person. My friend indeed gave me a
new life. Until my friend pramila said, I could not
remember it. It is a silly thing to forget my name.
Now I understood why I had forgotten my name. All
the shelves of my mind were filled with only one
thing - how well I can scrub the floors. I remembered
nothing else. If I had not met her, I would have gone
mad Now I have to do one thing - not to forget my
name once again. I should demand everybody except
my children to call me by name. I should not allow
my husband to call me 'yemoi gemoi'. I should have
my identity by my name.
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1. If the circle and a line have no PAQ is equal to____ OPQ = 90
point in common, then we say OPQ APQ
that the line is a non-intersecting 90
line with respect to the circle. A OPQ 50 90
p
From (2))
1300 OPQ 40
o
o Similarly we can prove that
Q
OQP 40
Model Problem
2. If the circle and a line have two Sol: Given POQ 130
common points, then we say that We know that OPA 90 , 1. Find AQB, AMB from the
the line is a secant of the circle. OQA 90 figure (Ans: 60 , 120 )
( Angle between tangent,
radius through the point of (ABA)
o
contact is 90 )
In quadrilateral OPAQ
POQ OQA OPA
3. If the circle and a line have only PAQ 360 2. If PTQ 50, then find PSQ,
one point in common, then we PAQ OPQ (Ans: 65 , 25 )
say that the line is a tangent to 360 Q
the circle. PAQ 50
T
S
Model Problem
o
1. If tangents PA, PB from a point P
P to a circle with centre O are 3. From the figure find the distance
inclined to each other at angle of between the centres A, B of
The common point of the tangent 60 , then POB _____ A: 60 0 Circles.
and the circle is called the point 2. Two tangents AP, AQ are drawn
N
of contact. to a circle with centre O from an
17 cm
The tangent at any point of a external point A. If PAQ 80 P A c B 13 cm Q
circle is perpendicular to the then find OPQ, OQP.
M
radius through the point of
contact. Sol: AMP = Q = 90
P
Angle between radius, tangent)
o A AM 2 PM2 = AP2
o 800
BN2 NQ 2 BQ2
By Pythagoras theorem)
Q AM2 152 172,
No tangent can be drawn to a Sol: Given that PAQ 80 BN2 122 132
circle from a point lying inside AP = AQ ( The lengths of the AM 17 2 152 8cm,
the circle. tangents drawn from an external BN 132 122 5cm
There is one and only one point to a circle are equal) But AM AC, BN BC
tangent to a circle passing APQ is an isosceles triangle ( Radii of the same circle are
through a point lying on the i.e. APQ AQP (1) equal)
circle. also APQ AQP PAQ AC = 8 cm, BC = 5 cm
Exacitly two tangents can be 180 AB AC BC 8+5 13 cm
drawn to a cirlce from point APQ + AQP+80 = 180
lying outside the circle. ( from (1) )
The lengths of tangents drawn APQ = 50 (2)
from an external point to a circle
are equal.
1. In figure if AP, AQ are the two
tangents to a circle with centre

85. Fundamental duties are not -
a) Performed by all the people
b) Justiceable
c) Limitations on the fundamental
rights
d) A warning to the anti national
elements
1) a, b, c, d 2) a, b, c
3) a, b 4) c, d
86. Which of the following are not
among the fundamental duties?
1) Striving towards excellence
2) Preserving heritage
3) Promoting common brotherhood
4) Duty to Pay taxes
87. Which of the following are both
directive principles and
fundamental duties?
1) Protecting the environment
2) Protecting the wild life
3) Preserving heritage
4) All the above
88. Special measures for the
protection of the Scheduled
castes and scheduled tribes is
found in -
a) Fundamental Rights
b) Directive principles
c) Part 16 of the constitution
1) a, b, c 2) a, b
3) a, c 4) b, c
89. The president of India is elected
by an electoral college. Which of
the following implications are
derived from it?
a) The presidential election is
indirect
b) The president represents the
nation
c) The president represents the
states
d) The president represents the
people.
1) a, b, c, d 2) a, b, c
3) a, b, d 4) b, c, d
9 Which of the following are true
about Jammu Kashmir article
370
1) Parliamentary legislations
2) Provisions related to article 1
shall be applicable to J&K
3) J&K is a sovereign state
4) People of J&K have citizenship
status of the state
91. Which of the following are a part
of the oath taken by the
president?
1) Faithfully executing the office
2) Preserve, protect and defend the
constitution and law
3) Devoting to the service and well
being of the people of India.
4) All the above
92. What is not correct about the
impeachment of the president of
India?
1) The proposal for the
impeachment should be notified
at least 14 days in advance
2) There will be hardly any
investigation in to the
allegations leveled against the
president for the impeachment
3) The impeachment is in
accordance with the principles
of natural justice
4) None of the above
93. According to article 78 It shall
be the duty of the Prime
Minister
a) to communicate to the President
all decisions of the council of
Ministers relating to the admini-
stration of the affairs of the
union and proposals for
legislation;
b) to furnish such information
relating to the administration of
the affairs of the Union and
proposals for legislation as the
President may call for; and
c) if the President so requires, to
submit for the consideration of
the Council of Ministers any
matter on which a decision has
been taken by a Minister but
which has not been considered
by the Council Which of the
following conclusions may be
drawn from this description -
1) Prime minister can become a
dictator
2) President can emerge as a real
executive
3) Council of Ministers are more
powerful than that president and
prime minister
4) A balance of power
94. Which of the following
budgetary reforms under taken
in the 2017-18 budget?
1) Merger of Railway budget with
General budget
2) Merger of plan and non plan
expenditure
3) Advancing the date of
presenting the budget in
parliament.
4) All the above
95. Which of the following are true
about the Cabinet secretary ?
a) Secretary to the council of
ministers
b) Head of the central secretariat
c) Chief coordinator in the
government of India
1) a, b, c 2) a, b
3) b, c 4) c only
96. With reference to the PESA act,
1996, which of the following are
true?
a) It extends the provisions of Part
IX and IX A to the scheduled
areas as mentioned in the 5th
schedule.
b) Andhra Pradesh was the first
state to implement the act
c) The Samatha judgment of the
Supreme Court in 1997 was a
landmark judicial intervention in
scheduled Areas and PESA.
d) Land acquisition is made more
stringent in the Scheduled areas
under the Land acquisition act
2013 than the PESA act.
1) a, b, c, d 2) b, c, d
3) a, c, d 4) a, b, d
97. Which of the following are true
about the gram nyayalaya fact
2008?
a) The status of Nyayadhikari is
equivalent to first class judicial
magistrate
b) The Court can function as a
mobile court
c) The Gram Nyayalayas have both
civil and criminal jurisdiction
d) They should follow the principles
of quick disposal to the cases
1) a, b, c, d 2) a, b, c
3) a, b, d 4) b, c, d
98. In which of the following areas
the Rajya sabha enjoys special
powers ?
a) Resolution to create new all
India services
b) Passing resolution to legislate on
the state list in the national
interest
c) Removal of the Vice president
d) Approval of emergency
1) a, b, c, d 2) a, b, d
3) a, b, c 4) b, c, d
99. Which of the following are the
grounds of a member of
parliament may be disqualified ?
a) As provided under article 102
b) As provided under Schedule X
c) as provided under the 1951
Representation of People's Act
1) a, b, c 2) a, c
3) b, c 4) a, b
0. Consider the stages in the
enactment of the budget.
a) General Discussion
b) Scrutiny by the departmental
standing committees
c) Voting on demands for grants
d) Approval of appropriation bill 3) Cotton 4) All of these
In which among the above Rajya 8. The Drain Theory was
sabha has the power to participate popularized by
1) a, b, c, d 2) a, b 1) R.C.Dutt. 2) Singer.
3) a only 4) None 3) W.A.Lewis 4) D.B.Naoroji
1. In the regime of Alauddin Khilji, 9. Socialistic pattern of society
Sarai-i-adl was a market which comes through
was set up for---- 1) Free economy
1) Horses 2) Cattles 2) Mixed economy
3) Cloths 4) Food grains. 3) Public sector
2. Alauddin Khilji marketing 4) Private sector
reforms, basic objective is------ 0. The Largest proportion of
1) Maintain a large and efficient holdings in India is in _____
army. 1) Marginal holdings (0-1 hectare)
2) Proper revenue collections. 2) Small holdings (1-4) hectare)
3) Supply of commodities at 3) Medium holdings (4-10 hectare)
reasonable prices. 4) Large holdings (more than 10
4) None of the above. hectares)
3. Match the following. 111. It will be true to classify India as
1) Minimum Wage Act a) 1926. 1) a food - deficit economy.
2) Industrial Disputes b) 1948 2) a trade - surplus economy.
Act 3) a labour-surplus economy.
3) Contract Labour Act c) 1970 4) a capital - surplus economy.
4) Trade Union Act d) 1947 112. The Gadgil - Mukherjee
1) 1-b, 2-d, 3-c, 4-a Formula is used to----.
2) 1-a, 2-b, 3-c,4-d. 1) Administer tax and non- tax
3) 1-d, 2-b, 3-c, 4-a revenue between states.
4) 1-b, 2-a, 3-c, 4-d 2) Allocate central assistance to
4. Sher shah suri silver coin rupia state plans
consisting of standard weight ---- 3) Decide upon Grants- in - aid to
-- How many grains states
1) 175 grains 4) Decide the allocation of
2) 178 grains. centrally sponsored
3) 180 grains 113. By Deindustrialization, we mean
4) 182 grains 1) Uprooting of people from
5. Chairman of the 12th Finance agriculture and planting them in
Commission was _____ industries
1) A.M.Khusro 2) K.C.Pant. 2) Movement of workforce from
3) Pranab Mukherji industry to service sector
4) Rangarajan 3) A deliberate effort to compel
6. Since 1982, which one of the the existing industries to shut
following financial institutions down.
has been playing the greatest role 4) A deliberate effort to promote
in supplying and overseeing the new industries
rural credit in India?
1) Co-Operative credit societies.
2) Regional rural banks.
3) NABARD.
4) Public sector banks
7. The important cash crop encour-
aged by the Britishers was _____
1) Opium 2) Indigo
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Maths

Chapter - 9 Paper - II "O". So that POQ 130, then Since OP AP

1. If the circle and a line have no PAQ is equal to____ OPQ = 90
point in common, then we say OPQ APQ
that the line is a non-intersecting 90
line with respect to the circle. A OPQ 50 90
p
From (2))
1300 OPQ 40
o
o Similarly we can prove that
Q
OQP 40
Model Problem
2. If the circle and a line have two Sol: Given POQ 130
common points, then we say that We know that OPA 90 , 1. Find AQB, AMB from the
the line is a secant of the circle. OQA 90 figure (Ans: 60 , 120 )
( Angle between tangent,
radius through the point of (ABA)
o
contact is 90 )
In quadrilateral OPAQ
POQ OQA OPA
3. If the circle and a line have only PAQ 360 2. If PTQ 50, then find PSQ,
one point in common, then we PAQ OPQ (Ans: 65 , 25 )
say that the line is a tangent to 360 Q
the circle. PAQ 50
T
S
Model Problem
o
1. If tangents PA, PB from a point P
P to a circle with centre O are 3. From the figure find the distance
inclined to each other at angle of between the centres A, B of
The common point of the tangent 60 , then POB _____ A: 60 0 Circles.
and the circle is called the point 2. Two tangents AP, AQ are drawn
N
of contact. to a circle with centre O from an
17 cm
The tangent at any point of a external point A. If PAQ 80 P A c B 13 cm Q
circle is perpendicular to the then find OPQ, OQP.
M
radius through the point of
contact. Sol: AMP = Q = 90
P
Angle between radius, tangent)
o A AM 2 PM2 = AP2
o 800
BN2 NQ 2 BQ2
By Pythagoras theorem)
Q AM2 152 172,
No tangent can be drawn to a Sol: Given that PAQ 80 BN2 122 132
circle from a point lying inside AP = AQ ( The lengths of the AM 17 2 152 8cm,
the circle. tangents drawn from an external BN 132 122 5cm
There is one and only one point to a circle are equal) But AM AC, BN BC
tangent to a circle passing APQ is an isosceles triangle ( Radii of the same circle are
through a point lying on the i.e. APQ AQP (1) equal)
circle. also APQ AQP PAQ AC = 8 cm, BC = 5 cm
Exacitly two tangents can be 180 AB AC BC 8+5 13 cm
drawn to a cirlce from point APQ + AQP+80 = 180
lying outside the circle. ( from (1) )
The lengths of tangents drawn APQ = 50 (2)
from an external point to a circle
are equal.
1. In figure if AP, AQ are the two
tangents to a circle with centre

85. Fundamental duties are not -
a) Performed by all the people
b) Justiceable
c) Limitations on the fundamental
rights
d) A warning to the anti national
elements
1) a, b, c, d 2) a, b, c
3) a, b 4) c, d
86. Which of the following are not
among the fundamental duties?
1) Striving towards excellence
2) Preserving heritage
3) Promoting common brotherhood
4) Duty to Pay taxes
87. Which of the following are both
directive principles and
fundamental duties?
1) Protecting the environment
2) Protecting the wild life
3) Preserving heritage
4) All the above
88. Special measures for the
protection of the Scheduled
castes and scheduled tribes is
found in -
a) Fundamental Rights
b) Directive principles
c) Part 16 of the constitution
1) a, b, c 2) a, b
3) a, c 4) b, c
89. The president of India is elected
by an electoral college. Which of
the following implications are
derived from it?
a) The presidential election is
indirect
b) The president represents the
nation
c) The president represents the
states
d) The president represents the
people.
1) a, b, c, d 2) a, b, c
3) a, b, d 4) b, c, d
9 Which of the following are true
about Jammu Kashmir article
370
1) Parliamentary legislations
2) Provisions related to article 1
shall be applicable to J&K
3) J&K is a sovereign state
4) People of J&K have citizenship
status of the state
91. Which of the following are a part
of the oath taken by the
president?
1) Faithfully executing the office
2) Preserve, protect and defend the
constitution and law
3) Devoting to the service and well
being of the people of India.
4) All the above
92. What is not correct about the
impeachment of the president of
India?
1) The proposal for the
impeachment should be notified
at least 14 days in advance
2) There will be hardly any
investigation in to the
allegations leveled against the
president for the impeachment
3) The impeachment is in
accordance with the principles
of natural justice
4) None of the above
93. According to article 78 It shall
be the duty of the Prime
Minister
a) to communicate to the President
all decisions of the council of
Ministers relating to the admini-
stration of the affairs of the
union and proposals for
legislation;
b) to furnish such information
relating to the administration of
the affairs of the Union and
proposals for legislation as the
President may call for; and
c) if the President so requires, to
submit for the consideration of
the Council of Ministers any
matter on which a decision has
been taken by a Minister but
which has not been considered
by the Council Which of the
following conclusions may be
drawn from this description -
1) Prime minister can become a
dictator
2) President can emerge as a real
executive
3) Council of Ministers are more
powerful than that president and
prime minister
4) A balance of power
94. Which of the following
budgetary reforms under taken
in the 2017-18 budget?
1) Merger of Railway budget with
General budget
2) Merger of plan and non plan
expenditure
3) Advancing the date of
presenting the budget in
parliament.
4) All the above
95. Which of the following are true
about the Cabinet secretary ?
a) Secretary to the council of
ministers
b) Head of the central secretariat
c) Chief coordinator in the
government of India
1) a, b, c 2) a, b
3) b, c 4) c only
96. With reference to the PESA act,
1996, which of the following are
true?
a) It extends the provisions of Part
IX and IX A to the scheduled
areas as mentioned in the 5th
schedule.
b) Andhra Pradesh was the first
state to implement the act
c) The Samatha judgment of the
Supreme Court in 1997 was a
landmark judicial intervention in
scheduled Areas and PESA.
d) Land acquisition is made more
stringent in the Scheduled areas
under the Land acquisition act
2013 than the PESA act.
1) a, b, c, d 2) b, c, d
3) a, c, d 4) a, b, d
97. Which of the following are true
about the gram nyayalaya fact
2008?
a) The status of Nyayadhikari is
equivalent to first class judicial
magistrate
b) The Court can function as a
mobile court
c) The Gram Nyayalayas have both
civil and criminal jurisdiction
d) They should follow the principles
of quick disposal to the cases
1) a, b, c, d 2) a, b, c
3) a, b, d 4) b, c, d
98. In which of the following areas
the Rajya sabha enjoys special
powers ?
a) Resolution to create new all
India services
b) Passing resolution to legislate on
the state list in the national
interest
c) Removal of the Vice president
d) Approval of emergency
1) a, b, c, d 2) a, b, d
3) a, b, c 4) b, c, d
99. Which of the following are the
grounds of a member of
parliament may be disqualified ?
a) As provided under article 102
b) As provided under Schedule X
c) as provided under the 1951
Representation of People's Act
1) a, b, c 2) a, c
3) b, c 4) a, b
0. Consider the stages in the
enactment of the budget.
a) General Discussion
b) Scrutiny by the departmental
standing committees
c) Voting on demands for grants
d) Approval of appropriation bill 3) Cotton 4) All of these
In which among the above Rajya 8. The Drain Theory was
sabha has the power to participate popularized by
1) a, b, c, d 2) a, b 1) R.C.Dutt. 2) Singer.
3) a only 4) None 3) W.A.Lewis 4) D.B.Naoroji
1. In the regime of Alauddin Khilji, 9. Socialistic pattern of society
Sarai-i-adl was a market which comes through
was set up for---- 1) Free economy
1) Horses 2) Cattles 2) Mixed economy
3) Cloths 4) Food grains. 3) Public sector
2. Alauddin Khilji marketing 4) Private sector
reforms, basic objective is------ 0. The Largest proportion of
1) Maintain a large and efficient holdings in India is in _____
army. 1) Marginal holdings (0-1 hectare)
2) Proper revenue collections. 2) Small holdings (1-4) hectare)
3) Supply of commodities at 3) Medium holdings (4-10 hectare)
reasonable prices. 4) Large holdings (more than 10
4) None of the above. hectares)
3. Match the following. 111. It will be true to classify India as
1) Minimum Wage Act a) 1926. 1) a food - deficit economy.
2) Industrial Disputes b) 1948 2) a trade - surplus economy.
Act 3) a labour-surplus economy.
3) Contract Labour Act c) 1970 4) a capital - surplus economy.
4) Trade Union Act d) 1947 112. The Gadgil - Mukherjee
1) 1-b, 2-d, 3-c, 4-a Formula is used to----.
2) 1-a, 2-b, 3-c,4-d. 1) Administer tax and non- tax
3) 1-d, 2-b, 3-c, 4-a revenue between states.
4) 1-b, 2-a, 3-c, 4-d 2) Allocate central assistance to
4. Sher shah suri silver coin rupia state plans
consisting of standard weight ---- 3) Decide upon Grants- in - aid to
-- How many grains states
1) 175 grains 4) Decide the allocation of
2) 178 grains. centrally sponsored
3) 180 grains 113. By Deindustrialization, we mean
4) 182 grains 1) Uprooting of people from
5. Chairman of the 12th Finance agriculture and planting them in
Commission was _____ industries
1) A.M.Khusro 2) K.C.Pant. 2) Movement of workforce from
3) Pranab Mukherji industry to service sector
4) Rangarajan 3) A deliberate effort to compel
6. Since 1982, which one of the the existing industries to shut
following financial institutions down.
has been playing the greatest role 4) A deliberate effort to promote
in supplying and overseeing the new industries
rural credit in India?
1) Co-Operative credit societies.
2) Regional rural banks.
3) NABARD.
4) Public sector banks
7. The important cash crop encour-
aged by the Britishers was _____
1) Opium 2) Indigo
6-2-2017
 Maths

Tangents and Secants to a Circle

6-2-2017
Model Problem
The length of a tangent from a point A at distance 5 cm
from the centre of the circle is 4 cm. Find the radius of
the Circle?
D R C
In the figure, a circle touches
all the four sides of
a quadrilateral
ABCD with AB 6 cm, S Q
O
BC 7 cm, CD 4 cm.
Find AD? outer circle which touch the inner are of
Sol: Given that AB 6 cm, A P B equal length.
BC 7 cm, CD 4 cm A circle is inscribed in a ABC having sides 8
Since tangents drawn from an exterior point to a circle cm, 10 cm, 12 cm as shown in figure. Find AD, BE, CF.
are equal in length. Sol: We know that the tangents drawn from an external
AP AS, BP BQ, CR CQ, DR DS point to a circle are equal. C
z
Adding AD AF x say z
(AP BP) (CR DR) AS BQ CQ DS BD BE y say, F E
AB CD (AS DS) (BQ CQ) AD BC CE CF z say x
y
6 4 AD 7 ( Given) Given that AB 12 cm,
AD 3 cm BC 8 cm, CA 10 cm A x D y B
i.e. x y 12, y z 8, z x 10
Model Problem
Adding
A circle touches all the four sides of a Quadrilateral (x y) (y z) + (z x)
ABCD. Prove that AB CD = BC DA 12 + 8 10
If all the sides of a Parallelogram touch a circle. Show 2(x y z) 30, x y z 15
that the Parallelogram is a rhombus. x (x y z) (y z) 15 8 7
Prove that opposite sides of a quadrilateral circum- similarly we get
scribing a circle subtend supplementary angles at the y 5 cm, z 3 cm.
centre of the circle. i.e. x=AD= 7 cm, y=BE=5 cm, z =CF= 3 cm.
Two concentric circles are of radii 13 cm, 12 cm. Find A
Model Problem
the length of the chord of the larger circle which
touches the smaller circle. From the figure find
O P
Sol: Let O be the centre of the concentric circles of radii 13 the length of BP. 3cm
cm, 12 cm respectively. Let AB be a chord of the larger The incircle of a B
circle which touches the small circle at P. Then ABC touches the
AP = PB, OP AB. sides AB, BC, CA A
Applying Pythagoras theorem at the points F, D, E
in OPA, we have respectively. Show that
5cm
OA2 OP2 AP2 O
AF+BD+CE E
132 122 AP2 = FB+DC+FA=
AP 132 122 5cm A P B perimeter of ABC F 4cm

AB 2 AP 2 5 10 cm. from the figure find the

B C
perimeter of ABC 3cm D
Model Problem
The radii of two concentric circles are 13 cm, 8 cm. AB
is a diameter of the bigger circle. BD is a tangent to the
smaller circle touching it at D. Find the length AD?
In two concentric circles, prove that all chords of the

114. Which one of the following is the
correct chronological sequence of
nationalisation of the given sets
of banks?
1) SBI, RBI, 14 banks, 6 banks
2) RBI, SBI, 6 banks, 14 banks.
3) RBI, SBI, 14 banks, 6 banks.
4) SBI, RBI, 6 banks, 14 banks
115. The most important remedy to the
problem of poverty in India is ___.
1) Changes in the ownership pattern
2) Higher productivity
3) Redistribution of income through
fiscal, pricing and other
measures.
4) All of the above
116. Technically, disguised unemploy-
ment is defined as a situation in
which
1) The labour is a more important
factor as compared to capital
2) The contribution of labour in
terms of cost is less
3) The marginal productivity of
labour is zero
4) The marginal productivity of
capital is zero
117. FEMA replaced FERA in the
year ___.
1) 1998 2) 2000
3) 2002 4) 2003
118. Removal of unemployment has
been considered a centre - piece
of strategy in the ___
1) First Five Year Plan.
2) Third Five Year Plan.
3) Fifth Five Year Plan
4) Eighth Five Year Plan
119. The Theory of Demographic
Transition postulates a three-stage
sequence of birth and death rate
as typically associated with econo-
mic development. Population
explosion occurs in the second
state when
1) High birth rate meets with high
death rate.
2) Low birth rate meets with low
death rate.
3) Low birth rate meets with high
death rate
4) High birth rate meets with low
death rate.
120. Infant mortality rate refers to
1) The number of children dying
before reaching the school -
going age.
2) The number of children dying
before reaching 3 years of age.
3) The proportion of children
dying within a year of their birth
4) None of the above
121. Large percentage of the popula-
tion in the age group 0-4 years
indicates the presence of
1) Unproductive consumers
2) Workforce
3) High death rate
4) Low birth rate
122. Growth rate of population can
be measured by ____
1)
2) Multiplication of death rate and
birth rate.
3) Addition of death and birth rate.
4) Subtraction of death rate from
birth rate.
123. The government of India
adopted a national programme
of family planning in the year __
1) 1952 2) 1957
3) 1962 4) 1965
124. The main factor responsible for
the accelerated growth of
population in India is
1) Low birth rate and low death rate.
2) A high birth rate and a falling
death rate.
3) A rising birth rate and a rising
death rate.
4) A high birth rate and a high
death rate
125. The planning Commission has
defined the poverty line for urb-
an areas on the basis of average
nutritional requirements of
1) 1,800 calories per person per day
2) 2,000 calories per person per day
3) 2,100 calories per person per day
4) 2,300 calories per person per day
126. National Income calculated at
current prices has shown a tend-
ency to rise at a faster rate than
national income calculated at
constant prices. This is because
1) India's Population has been
rising fast.
2) Planned expenditure has been
increasing fast.
3) Statistical manipulations are
employed by the planners to
highlight the achievements.
4) General Price level in the
economy has been rising fast
127. Net Domestic Product has always
been less than the Gross Domestic
Product (GDP). This is so because
1) Capital equipment undergoes
wear and tear.
2) Disguised unemployment does
not contribute to Gross
Domestic Product ( GDP). now in India?
3) Capital imports cannot be totally 1) Tenancy reforms
dispensed with 2) Abolition of intermediaries
4) Capital output ratio in the 3) Land ceilings
domestic economy has been low. 4) Consolidation of holdings
128. The New Economics Policy of 137. The main components of New
India includes Economic Policy (NEP) Include
a) Fiscal reforms 1) Relaxation of controls on trade
b) Structural reforms and industry
c) Financial sector reforms 2) Re orientation of fiscal policy 3) Tertiary sector 1) Borrowing by scheduled banks
d) Population policy. 3) 4) Any of the above from the Reserve Bank of India
1) a, b and c 2) b and c 4) All of the above 144. Which of the following cannot be 2) Lending by commercial banks
3) a and d 4) a, b, c and d 138. Absentee landlordism means that considered a productive use of to industry and trade.
129. In most of the developed 1) The landlord cuts off all his finance? 3) Purchase and sale of
countries , the rate of growth has links with his land 1) Fencing the land government securities by the
been the highest in the ____ 2) The landlord temporarily stays 2) Installing a tube- well Reserve Bank of India
1) Primary sector away from land leaving it 3) Meeting the family requirements 4) Deposit mobilization
2) Secondary sector uncultivated 4) Purchase of a machine 148. The most important competitor
3) Tertiary Sector 3) The landlord lets out his 145. Which one is not a non- of the Indian jute industry is __
4) Any of these holdings and claims share of the institutional agency for 1) China 2) Nepal
130. Due to India-Pakistan conflict in produce in the form of rent providing agricultural credit? 3) Bangladesh 4) Japan
1965, finalization of Fourth Plan 4) The landlord transfers all his 1) Money- Lenders 149. Professor Gunnar Myrdal in his
was delayed. The planning proprietary rights to the cultivator 2) Traders book 'Asian Drama' discusses.
process during the intervening 139. To prevent recurrence of scams in 3) Landlords 1) Poverty in Asian Countries.
period was carried out through Indian Capital Market, the 4) Cooperative societies 2) Modern industries in Asian
___ Annual Plans. Government of India has assigned 146. Mahalanobis plan model adopted countries
1) Two 2) One regulatory powers to ___ in India in the mid-fifties aimed at 3) The Problem of military
3) Three 4) Four 1) SEBI 2) RBI 1) building a strong defence dictatorship in Asia.
13 3) SBI 4) ICICI industry base 4) Neo- colonialism in Asian
140. What is support price for an 2) Setting up heavy industries countries
agricultural commodity? which were capital intensive 150. Estimates of National Income in
1) Subsidy paid by the government 3) Setting up small scale industries India are Prepared by ___
1) Fertilisers over the price already available which were labour intensive 1) Planning Commission.
2) High Yielding Variety (HYV) in the market. 4) removing unemployment within 2) Ministry of Finance
seeds 2) The floor - price, below which it a short period. 3) Reserve Bank of India
3) Agricultural machinery cannot be sold 147. Open market operations refer to 4) Central Statistical Organisation
4) Irrigation 3) The minimum price at which the
132. Find the odd one out from the government is prepared to buy it.
following: 4) Money paid to agriculturists in
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3) Fertilizers 4) Marketing their crops
133. Which industry cannot be 141. The main cause of sub - division
considered as a basic industry? and fragmentation of holdings in
1) Steel 2) Coal India is ___
3) Chemicals 4) Cotton textiles 1) The laws of inheritance
134. The Highest priority given in the 2) Mounting pressure of population
Second Plan was for the on the land
development of ____ 3) The break - up of joint family
1) Social Services system
2) Mineral resources 4) All of the above
3) Industry 4) Agriculture 142. Which one is the apex bank for
135. The objective of removal of rural credit?
poverty was specifically stressed 1) Regional Rural Bank
in our plans for the first time in - 2) National Bank for Agricultural
1) The First Plan and Rural Development
2) The Fourth Plan 3) Commercial Bank
3) The Fifth Plan 4) Co - Operative credit - societies
4) The Sixth Plan 143. Disguised unemployment is the
136. Which one of the following land prominent feature of ____
reforms measures can be said to 1) Primary sector
have been fully implemented by 2) Secondary sector
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Questions circumference is 22 cm.

Construct a tangent to a circle of radius 4 cm from a 2. The minute hand of a clock is 10 cm long.
point on the concentric circle of radius 5 cm and Find the area on the face of the clock
measure its length. Also verify the measurement by described by the minute hand between 9 a.m,
actual calculation. 9.35 a.m.
Sol: A chord of a circle of radius 15 cm subtends an
Steps of construction angle of 60 at the centre. Find the areas of the
1. corresponding minor, major segments of the circle.
Q (use 3.14, 3 1.73)
Sol: Radius of circle
r 15 cm, 60 CnH2n+2
5cm
O 4cm M A P Area of the minor sector O

r2
60 22
152
0
60 CnH2n
2. Take a point "P" on 360 360 7 CnH2n2
M
larger circle, join O, R 117.75 cm2 A B A.
P Area of AOB
CnH2n+2
3. Draw the perpendicular Draw OM AB
bisector of OP which intersects it at M. In right triangles OMA, OMB CnH2n
4. Taking M as centre, PM or MO as radius draw a circle OA = OB ( Radii of the same circle are equal) CnH2n2
which intersects smaller circle at Q, R. OM = OM ( Common side) C60
5. Join PQ, which is a tangent to the smaller cirle. OMA OMB (R.H.S congruence criterion) sp3 1.54 A,
by measurement PQ = 3 cm AM = BM AM = BM = AB, also AOM = 109 28' A.
by actual calculation BOM sp2 1.42 A,
AOM = BOM = AOB 120
PQ OP 2 OQ 2 52 42 3cm = 60 = 30 C60: A.
In right triangle OMA
Model Constructions OM 3 OM
Cos 30
OA 2 15 15 3
OM cm
2 A.
Draw a circle of radius 3 cm From a point 5 cm away AM 1 AM 1
Sin 30 AM
from its centre, construct the pair of tengents to the OA 2 15
circle, measure their lengths. Are they equal or not? 15
COX A.
AB 2AM 2 15cm
Find the area of a sector of a circle with radius 21 cm, 2
OH
if angle of the sector is 120. Area of AOB ABOM
Sol: Given that radius of circle 1 15 3 225 CHO ConcH 2So 4
15 1.73 97.31cm
2
CH 3COOH CH 3CH 2 OH
r 21 cm 2 2 4 CONH 2
angle of the sector 120 Area of the corresponding minor segment of the NH 2
r2
circle = Area of the minor sector Area of AOB
Area of the sector COOH
360 117.75 97.31 20.44 cm 2
120 22 Area of the correspondings major segment of the OR
21 21 462 cm 2
360 7 circle C=0
The length of the minute hand of a clock is 7 cm. Find r2 Area of minor segment CN
the area swept by the minute hand in 5 minutes. 3.14151520.44 686.06 cm 2
Sol: Length of the minute hand r = 7 cm
Model Problem
360
Angle made by minute hand in 1 minute 6
60 1. A chord of a circle of radius 10 cm subtens a right angle
Angle made by minute hand in 5 minutes = 5 6 30 at the centre. Find the area of the corresponding:
i) minor segment
Area swept r2
360 ii) major segment
30 22 2 77
7 12.83 cm 2
360 7 6

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There are more people in agriculture
but everyone may not be fully
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Workers in the organised sector H2 +
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all workers that contributed 50% of intermediary goods. Energy 1) 2)
the production 2. Ex. Paddy, rice and husk. 1. Do you think the classification of 3) 4)
Only 8% of organised sector workers 5. What are final goods? (AS1) economic activities into primary, 7.
contributed 50% of the production of A. 1. The goods being used directly by secondary and tertiary is useful? h 1) 2)
C2 H6 Cl2 400
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goods and services. the consumer are called final Explain how. (AS1) 3) 4)
Cotton is a natural product and cloth goods. A. Yes. I think the classification of C2 H 5 Cl KOH C2H5OH+KCl 8.
is a manufactured product. 2. Example for final good is idly or economic activities is useful. ( 1) 2)
dosa. Uses: 3) 4)
1 Mark Questions
6. What is financial year? (AS1) 1) To know how many people are 9.
1. Classify the economic activities. A. From 1 st April to 31st March is employed in each sector. 1) 120 2) 109.28'
(AS1) called financial year. 2) To estimate how much goods and 3) 104.36' 4) 107
A. People engaged in various economic 7. What is Organised sector. Give services are produced. 10.
activities. examples. (AS1) 3) To know the produced goods are 1) 2)
1) Agriculture and related activities. A. 1. The enterprises or places of work sufficient or not. 3) 4)
2) Manufacturing processes & where the terms of employment 4) To plan which sector need
industries, are regular and therefore, people development. 1) 2 2) 4 3) 3 4) 2 5) 2 6) 1
3) Services for people. have assured work. 2. Why did you choose a job in an 7) 2 8) 1 9) 2 10) 1
2. What are the types of Services? Ex: IT Jobs, Department of organized sector than the unor-
(AS1) Education, Railways, Banking etc., ganised sector? (AS-2) (Jun-15)
A. Services are three types. They are 8. What is Unorganised sector. Give A. 1. Organised sector has some formal
1. Community, social and personal examples. (AS1) processes and procedures.
services. A. 1. The unorganised sector is 2.Workers in the organised sector
2. Finance, insurance and real characterised by small and enjoy security of employment.
estate. scattered units which have 3.They are expected to work only
3. Trade, hotels, transport and remained largely outside the for a fixed number of hours. 1.
communication. control of the government. 4. They get paid Leave, Provident 1) 2)
3. Define GDP. (AS 1) Ex: Painters, plumbers, repair Fund and Medical benefits.That's 3) 4)
A. 1. Total value of goods and persons and others doing odd why I choose a job in an organi- 2.
services produced in the country jobs are in unorganised sector. zed sector than the unorganised
in a financial year is known as 9. What is disguised unemployment? sector. 1) 2)
GDP. (AS1) 3) 4)
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approximately 8 times between 1972-
73 & 2009-10.
The service sector has become the
most important in terms of total
production.
There are more people in agriculture
but everyone may not be fully
occupied.
Workers in the organised sector H2 +
enjoy security of employment.
Agricultural labourers, small and 4.
marginal farmers, weavers, 1) 2)
sharecroppers, artisans, blacksmiths, Social 2 C2H5OH+2Na C Na 3) 4)
carpenters and goldsmiths are the 5.
vulnerable people who need 4. What are intermediary called disguised unemployment.
protection. goods?(AS1) It is also known as 1) 2)
During 2004-05, the unorganised A. 1. The goods not being used directly underemployment. 3) 4)
sector workers accounted for 92% of by the consumer are called CH 3CH2OH+3O 2 2CO2+3H2O+ 6.
2 MARKS QUESTIONS
all workers that contributed 50% of intermediary goods. Energy 1) 2)
the production 2. Ex. Paddy, rice and husk. 1. Do you think the classification of 3) 4)
Only 8% of organised sector workers 5. What are final goods? (AS1) economic activities into primary, 7.
contributed 50% of the production of A. 1. The goods being used directly by secondary and tertiary is useful? h 1) 2)
C2 H6 Cl2 400
C2 H5 C l HC l
goods and services. the consumer are called final Explain how. (AS1) 3) 4)
Cotton is a natural product and cloth goods. A. Yes. I think the classification of C2 H 5 Cl KOH C2H5OH+KCl 8.
is a manufactured product. 2. Example for final good is idly or economic activities is useful. ( 1) 2)
dosa. Uses: 3) 4)
1 Mark Questions
6. What is financial year? (AS1) 1) To know how many people are 9.
1. Classify the economic activities. A. From 1 st April to 31st March is employed in each sector. 1) 120 2) 109.28'
(AS1) called financial year. 2) To estimate how much goods and 3) 104.36' 4) 107
A. People engaged in various economic 7. What is Organised sector. Give services are produced. 10.
activities. examples. (AS1) 3) To know the produced goods are 1) 2)
1) Agriculture and related activities. A. 1. The enterprises or places of work sufficient or not. 3) 4)
2) Manufacturing processes & where the terms of employment 4) To plan which sector need
industries, are regular and therefore, people development. 1) 2 2) 4 3) 3 4) 2 5) 2 6) 1
3) Services for people. have assured work. 2. Why did you choose a job in an 7) 2 8) 1 9) 2 10) 1
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GRAPH 3.1 GDP BY AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRY were very low.
AND SERVICE SECTORS 2. In 2009-10 in which sector gross
I. Observe the graph and answer the questions. (AS3) domestic product increased more?
1. Which was the largest A. Services.
producing sector in 3. In which sector employment increased
1972-73? 100%?
A. Agriculture A. Industry.
2. Which was the largest 4. In which sector gross domestic product was
producing sector in reduced? Why?
2009-10? A. Agriculture. Other sectors developed well and
A. Services. employment shift was there from agriculture.
3. How many times 5. Which sector stands in second place in gross domestic
increased the GDP in product in 2009-10?
India between 1972-73 and 2009-10? A. Industry
A. 7.7 times. 6. In which sector employment was more in 1972-73?
4. Which sector recorded more growth rate? Why?
A. Service sector. A. Agriculture. In India more people depend on agriculture
5. Which sector recorded low growth rate? in 1972-73.
A. Agriculture sector.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
1. Employment in the service sector has ______ to the
same extent as production. (B)
A) Increased B) Not increased
C) No change D) None of these
2. Workers in the______sector do not produce goods. (B)
II. Observe the pictures and answer the questions (AS-3) A) Service B) agriculture
1. First picture is related to which sector? C) Industries D) All the above
A. Agriculture 3.
2. Second picture is related to which sector? A) Organised B) Unorganised
A. Mining (Agriculture) C) Agriculture D) All the above.
3. Third picture is related to which sector? 4. A ______ proportion of labourers in India are working
A. Services in the unorganised sector. (A)
4. Fourth picture is related to which sector? A) Large B) Small C) No change D) None of these.
A. Industries 5. Cotton is a ______ product. (A)
III. Observe the table and answer the questions (AS-3)
SECTOR EMPLOYMENT (%) GROSS DOMESTIC
6. Cloth is a _________ product. (B)
PRODUCT (%)
1972-73 2009-10 1972-73 2009-10
Agriculture 74% 53% 43% 17%
Industry 11% 22% 22% 26%
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AND SERVICE SECTORS 2. In 2009-10 in which sector gross
I. Observe the graph and answer the questions. (AS3) domestic product increased more?
1. Which was the largest A. Services.
producing sector in 3. In which sector employment increased
1972-73? 100%?
A. Agriculture A. Industry.
2. Which was the largest 4. In which sector gross domestic product was
producing sector in reduced? Why?
2009-10? A. Agriculture. Other sectors developed well and
A. Services. employment shift was there from agriculture.
3. How many times 5. Which sector stands in second place in gross domestic
increased the GDP in product in 2009-10?
India between 1972-73 and 2009-10? A. Industry
A. 7.7 times. 6. In which sector employment was more in 1972-73?
4. Which sector recorded more growth rate? Why?
A. Service sector. A. Agriculture. In India more people depend on agriculture
5. Which sector recorded low growth rate? in 1972-73.
A. Agriculture sector.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
1. Employment in the service sector has ______ to the
same extent as production. (B)
A) Increased B) Not increased
C) No change D) None of these
2. Workers in the______sector do not produce goods. (B)
II. Observe the pictures and answer the questions (AS-3) A) Service B) agriculture
1. First picture is related to which sector? C) Industries D) All the above
A. Agriculture 3.
2. Second picture is related to which sector? A) Organised B) Unorganised
A. Mining (Agriculture) C) Agriculture D) All the above.
3. Third picture is related to which sector? 4. A ______ proportion of labourers in India are working
A. Services in the unorganised sector. (A)
4. Fourth picture is related to which sector? A) Large B) Small C) No change D) None of these.
A. Industries 5. Cotton is a ______ product. (A)
III. Observe the table and answer the questions (AS-3)
SECTOR EMPLOYMENT (%) GROSS DOMESTIC
6. Cloth is a _________ product. (B)
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1972-73 2009-10 1972-73 2009-10
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begin the UK's departure from the EU
as they voted for the Brexit bill. The
draft legislation was approved by 494
votes to 122, and now moves to the
House of Lords. PM Theresa May
wants to trigger formal Brexit talks by
the end of March. She will do this by
invoking Article 50 of the Lisbon
Treaty, but requires Parliament's
permission before doing so.
US Customs and Border Protection
has informed US airlines that they can
resume boarding travellers who had been
barred by an executive order in last week
of January, 2017, after it was blocked
nationwide by a federal judge in Seattle.
The district court on 3rd February issued
a temporary nationwide block on
President Donald Trump's ban on trave-
llers from seven mainly Muslim nations.
However US President Trump has
vowed to overturn a legal ruling by a
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essentially takes law-enforcement
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Oppose of Attorney Generals: In
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Attorney Generals have joined the
movement, opposing President
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Muslim-majority nations.
Bill to cut legal immigrants by
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Political Chaos in Tamilnadu
Tamilnadu's ruling party going
ahead towards split. The situation has
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announcement that he was forced to
resign. Sasikala, the close aide of
former Chief Minister Jayalalitha, has
taken as Party's General Secretary,
and later she asked Paneerselvam to
resign, paving way to become Chief
Minister herself. Paneer tendered
resignation. However, later he
claimed the force of Sasikala and her
group is the reason for his resignation
and thrown state into political chaos.
Both of them claimed majority in
Legislative house and had met
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In a first for any Indian airport,
Indira Gandhi International Airport
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and as many terminals handled 5.5
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and 1.5 crore international flyers.
Mumbai was a distant second at 4.4
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First Social hub in TG, smart
police station in AP
The Telangana government launch-
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vation, in Nizamabad on 5th February.
The Kakatiya Hub for Social Innov-
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and implemented through Kakatiya
Sandbox, will function like a rural
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In Andhra Pradesh, the first Smart
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Visa Policy eased for Afghans
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RBI keeps repo rate unchanged at
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The Reserve Bank of India on 8th
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key rates in its monetary policy revi-
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for the current fiscal, from 7.4 per
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will pick up sharply to 7.4 per cent in
the next fiscal.
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Reverse Repo rate: 5.75%, Marginal
Standing Facility Rate:6.75%, Bank
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inter-disciplinary panel on cyber
security to examine various threats
and suggest measures to deal with it.
The panel will review the threats
inherent in the existing or emerging
technology on an ongoing basis. It
will also study adoption of various FIBA Women's Asia Cup
security standards/protocols and also basketball tournament @ India
act as the interface with stakeholders. Bengaluru, will host FIBA
Women's Asia Cup basketball
Aadhaar mandatory for subsidy
tournament from July 23 to 29, 2017.
food grains
India has also been given another
The Union government has made continental level tournament-the
Aadhaar card mandatory for receiving FIBA U-16 Women's Asian Cham-
subsidised foodgrains from all PDS pionship - which will be held from
shops. This condition will also October 22 to 28 in Hyderabad. This
applicable for all new beneficiaries. will be the first time since 2009 that
Those who do not have Aadhaar India will host a major FIBA (Interna-
number or not enrolled for Aadhaar tional Baske
can make application Aadhaar
enrollment by 30 th of June 2017.
Lakshya Sen @ 1 in Junior
World Badminton Mohit Ahlawat created record
Lakshya Sen has become the No 1 Delhi cricketer Mohit Ahlawat
junior singles badminton player in the created a record on 7 th February. He
world as per the latest ranking issued made 300 not out off just 72 balls, in
by the Badminton World Federation Twenty-20 match. It is the highest
(BWF). Hailing from Almora, ever score in this
Lakshya is the first shuttler from format of cricket.
Uttarakhand to attain this spot at the
Rajendra Sharma
international level. According to
BWF current rankings, Lakshya has
16,903 points in eight tournaments he
 choosing from the words given in the
box.
assurance, truth, ground, bring,
choose, tiredness
1. However, I finally did decide (a) to go.
I did not have much to carry (b) by
way of luggage-just a trunk. Ours is a
hilly terrain (c), without any motorable
roads - and there is no certainty (d) 11-2-2017
that we are ever going to have
English any roads.
trouble, uneven,
Unit 3- Grammar pebbles, small,
Answers exhausted, fast
Q.NO.16
1. Would you, please, put my box on the 2. Having walked fast I
Fill in the blanks with suitable form top rack? was tired (a).
of the verb given in the brackets. 2. Would you mind giving me your pen? Moreover, I had to
1. When we arrived at the station, the cross two hills on the
train. (leave). way up to the spot. I
2. After I.(finish) my 4. Would you kindly allow me to pay the quickly (b) sat down on a rock.
homework, I...(go) to bed. fee next week? My father laughed at my plight (c).
3. Her father(already sleep) 5. Please give me a kilo of sugar. 'so this little (d) distance has tired
before she..(come) to her you? Rest for a while. But we have
Q.NO.19
house. to be time for the bus.'
4. After Manoj..(wake) up, he Choosing a Right Phrase (MCQ) to
Lethargy, extend, shabby, persuade
(brush) his teeth. Say in the Given Context
unwillingly, objected
5. He .(stop) his work before 1. Your friend is leaving for Delhi to
he(take) rest. take an interview for a job.What 3.
would you say to him?
Answers
a) Congratulations, b) Happy journey
1. had left, 2. Had finished , went c) Best of luck, d) Don't worry
3. had already slept , came, 4. Had 2. You spoke rudely to your teacher. You
woken, brushed, 5.had stopped, took want to apologise. What would you
say to her?
Q.NO.17 Answers
a) you don't mind, do you?
Advice and Suggestion b) I'm sorry c) Excuse me sir 1) (a) choose (b) bring
1. Your uncle is a heavy smoker. Advise d) I'm wrong (c) ground (d) assurance
him to stop smoking. 3. Your neighbour has won a prize in a 2) (a) exhausted (b) fast
2. You want one day leave. Request your contest. What would you tell him/her? (c) trouble (d) small
teacher for the leave. a) very good b) Congratulations 3) (a) objected (b) shabby
3. Your friend is feeling sick. Advise c) Best of luck d) try again (c) persuade (d) Unwillingly
him to see a doctor.
Answers Q.NO. 7
4. You want to help an old man
struggling to carry a piece of luggage. 1) c 2) b 3) b Read the paragraph and write the
Make an offer to help him. antonyms of the underlined words.
5. You wish to ask your neighbor to type Q.NO.20 1.
a letter for you. What do the following sentences
mean? put a tick ( ) mark against the
Answers
right answer.
1. Uncle, it would be better if you stop 1. Why don't we see a film tonight?
smoking.(or) Uncle, it is high time a) enquiring ( ) b) ordering ( ) 2.
you stopped smoking. c) suggesting ( ) d) ( )
2. Sir, I request you to grant me one 2. I wish you were a little more helpful.
day's leave. a) ( ) b) hoping ( )
3. Why don't you see a doctor? c) ordering ( ) d) stating ( )
4. May I help you? 3. There will be widespread rain in some
5. I wonder if you could type a letter for parts of the country.
me. a) hoping ( ) b) promising ( )
c) predicting ( ) d) ordering ( )
Q.NO.18 4. How careless of you to drop the
Changing a sentence into a polite camera !
request a) ( ) b) scolding ( )
1. Old woman on the train: "put my box c) warning ( ) d) disagreeing ( ) Answers
on the top rack, young man!" 1) (a) saving (b) invigorating
2. A girl to a boy: "Give me your pen". Answers (c) discontinues (d) shortened
3. Student to the teacher: Give me your 1) c 2) b 3) c 4) b 2) (a) carelessly (b) big
book. Unit-3 Vocabulary (c) wide (d) similar
4. Student to the teacher: Allow me to
Q.NO.6
pay the fee next week.
5. Boy to shopkeeper: I want one kilo of Read the paragraph and write the English Faculty, ZPHS, A.
sugar. synonyms of the underlined words Rangampeta, Chittoor.

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