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GG GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS


Dumriorr - I hree llnurs M11xurrum Maries ; 100

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arc hnked ar>Swer questoons. The answer U> the >e<:onJ qoe;tion of the linked answer questl<>ns pair depends on
tho an>wer to the forst question of the pair. If tbe forst que.<tion on the linked pnir is wmngly answered or is
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PART A: COMMON TO BOTH GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS CANDIDATES

Q.l- Q.25 carry one mark each.


Q.l Eanh"s dipole field originates mainly from
(A) mantle (B) outer core (C) inner core (D) crust

Q.2 Sunspots are regions of


(A) high pressure (B) low magnetic field
(C) high temperature (D) high magnetic field

Q.3 TI1e el.xtncal conduction mochamsm m sedimentary rocks is usually


(A) pyroelectric (B) electronic (C) electrolytic (D) dielectric

Q.4 The unit of electrical reststivity is


_,
(A) Ohm (B)Ohm-m (CJ Ohm-m' (D) Ohm-m

Q.5 Outcrop pattern parallel to topographic contour! .<ignifies


(A) horizomal beds (B) vertical beds
(C) inclined beds (D) folde.J beds

Q.6 A rock witllequal modal contents of quanz. plagioclase and onhoclase is known as
(A) diorite (B) gabbro (Cl granite (D) syenite

Q.7 The main factor> in soil-forming processes arc


(A) bedrock and time only
(B) wpography and bedrock only
(C) climate. time and topograplly only
(D) climate. topography, bedrock and time

Q.S Glacial drift refers to tile


(A) movement of glaciers
(B) interglacial intervals
(C) erosional landforms produced by glaciers
(D) sediments deposited by glacier•

Q.9 Sand dun~s are long ridges whose ahgnment is


(A) always parallel to the prevailing wind direction
(B) always perpendicular to the prevailing wind direction
(C) either parallel or perpendicular to the pre,·ailing wind direction
(D) not related to the prevailing wind do=llon

Q.lO The olde>t rocb in lndia are


(A) more tban 3 billion years old
(B) between 2.5 and 3 billion ycaro old
(C') betwc~n 2 and 2.5 billion years old
(D) less than 2 b1llion years old

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Q. 11 The sequential placement of geological event>.~-' determined by their position 1n the rock record. ts
known as
(A) relative dating (B) correlation
(C) absolute dating (Ll) umfnrm>tarianism

Q.l2 Time equivalence of rock units in diftct·em areas can he established primarily by considering
similarity in
(A) lithology (B) fos;il assemblages
(C) sedimentary structures (0) mmeral assemblages

Q.IJ Which of the following volcanic cvenu has Deen suggested as a major cause of the cxtu~etion of
dinosaurs?
(A) Panjal volcanism (B) Deccan >olcanism
(C) Raj=hal volcanism (Ll) Malani volcanism

Q. 14 Bode's law expresses the approximate distance between


(A) earth and other planets
(B) moon and sun
(C) planets and sun
(D) moon and earth

Q.l5 India's northward dnft from Gondwanaland i! believed to have started approximately (in million
years ago. M~)
(A) 50Ma (B) 150Ma (C) 300 Ma (D) 400Ma

Q. 16 Which of the following instruments contains piezoelectric material?


(A) hydrophone (B) geophooe
(C) gravimeter {D) magnetometer

Q. 17 If the average crustal thickness is 35 km and the height of a mountain is 5 km above mean sea level.
the crustalthickne" based on Airy's model beneath the mountain will he approximately
(A) 35 km (B) 40 km (C) 5U km (D) 70 km

Q.IS The equipotential surface over which the gravitational field has equal value is known ao
(A) geoid (BJ •phcroid
(C) ellipsoid (D) mean sea level

Q.19 The angle bet,.,een the present geographic north and ~omagnetic north is
(A) 1.5" (Bl 7.f (C) 11.5 (D) 23.5"

Q.20 Among 1~ following. the best reconnaissance m:thod for determining basement configuration of
sedimentary basins is
(A) gravity methc:xl (11)self potential methc:xl
(C) seismk method (Dl electromagnetic method

Q.21 Cooling of ba~ahic lava under water wolllead tn the formation of


(A) lava tunnd (IJJ pill01• structure
({')columnar jointing (Dl cumulus texture

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Q.22 What rock would you expect to find at the base of a typical oceanic plate?
(A} Basalt (B) Diorite (CJ Gabbro (D) Pendotite

Q.23 Major coal deposits of India are found in the


(A) Cuddapah Supergroup (B) Vindhyan Supergroup
((')Gondwana Supergroup (D) Dharwar ~upergroup

Q.24 Whi~h <>f the follo"'ing is a product of residual weathering process'!


(A) Placer gold (ll) Banded iron ore
(C) Bauxite (D) Porphyry copper

Q.25 Choose the cmrect combination of ore and locauon of its deposit.
(A) Uranium-Jaduguda (B)Lcad-Khetn
(C) Gold- Panna (D) Iron- Maianjkhand

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PART B (SECTION 1): FOR GEOLOGY CANDIDATFS ONLY

Q.26- Q.SS carry two marks eacb.


Q.26 The age of the oldest rocks in present-day co:.:can basins is
(A) Devonian (B) Jurassic (C) Eocene (D) Pennian

Q.27 Silicon to o~ygen ratio in the following silicate structure is

(A)l:2 (B)2:5 (C)4:11 (0)1:3

Q.28 Oi~t precipitation of uraninite from a mineralizing solution containing UO/' ions can take place
due to

(A) increase in Eh (B) decrease in Eh


(C) increaSI' in pH (0) decrease in pH

Q.29 Match the optical properties in Group I with approprtate minerals in Group II.
Group I Group II

P. Twinkling I. Quartz
Q. Pleochroic haloes 2. Nepheline
R. Anomalous interference colour 3. Calcite
S. Uniaxial posiuve 4. Chlorite
5. Biotite

(A) P-4. Q- 5, R-3. S-2 (B) P- 3, Q-4. R- 5, S- 2


(C)P- 3, Q-5. R -4. S-1 (D)P-3,Q-4.R-5,S-l

Q.30 Wall-rock alteMion producing epidote, albite and chlorite around an ore body is called
(A) argillic alteration (B) propylitic aheration
(C) potassic-oilicate alteration (0) sericite aheration

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Q 31 Mat~h the textures/structures in Group I with appropriate processes in Group II.
Group I Group ll

1'. Cumulus texture I. Cavity filling


Q. Spinifcx texture 2. Gravity settling
R. Oriented intergmwth 3. Annealing
S. Comb structure 4. Quenching
5. Coherent exsolution

(A)P-2.Q- 4.R-5.S-I (B)P-3,Q-l.R -2,S-5


(CJP-1, Q- 5. R-4. S-3 (0) P- 2. Q-5. R-4. S-1

Q.32 An area shows linear erosional depression • .ag pond, spring and offset stream along with
sub-horizontal slickensides. The prominent structure indicated by these features is
(A) strike-slip faul! (B) hom and graben
(C) klippe (D) nappe

Q.33 Match tile ore types in Group I with appropriate palh-finder elements in Group II.
Group I Grouoll

P. Porphyr}· Cu ore 1. As
Q. VeintypeAuorc 2. Hg
R. Pb-Zn-Ag orcs 3. Cr
4.Mo
5. Ni

(AJP-4.Q-l.R -2 (B)I'-3.Q-2.R -l
(CJI'-4.Q-3.R -5 (D)P-5.Q-4,R -2

Q.34 Match the namre of mass movements listed in Group I with the evidences listed in Group II.
Grouo I Gmuo II

P. Creep l.Tounge-shaped mass movement


Q. Earth flow 2. Curved tree trunks
R. Slump 3. Scree formation at tile base
4. Curved surface of rupture

(A) P-2. Q-1, R-4 (B) P-1. Q-3. R-4


(C) P-4. Q-2, R-1 (0) P-4. Q-3. R-2

Q.35 Wh1ch of the following metamorphic facies is characterized by the pjTOpe rich garnet+ omphacite
as~mblage'!

(A) Blueschist (B) Eclogite


(C) Greensc-hist (D) Granulite

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Q.36 Match the gemstones in Group I with corresponding mmerals in Group II.
Group I Gr011p II

P. Pcridotc I.Ber~l
Q. Emerald 2. Feldspar
R. Amazonite 3. Corundum
S. Ruby 4. Olivine

(A) P-4. Q-1. R-2. S-3 (B) P-1, Q-3, R-2, S-4
{C) P-2. Q-4. R-1, S-3 (D) P-3. Q-4, R-1. S-2

Q.37 Which of !he following statements is NOT correct with regard to a perched water table?
(A) It is within an area where a local aqutclude occurs within a laJger aquifer
(B) lilies above !he main water table
(C) II is found in the main woe of saturation
(D) II is occasionally associated with springs

Q.38 The spatial resolution of IRS US S-Ill multi-spectral sensor for Near Infra-Red (NIR) band is
(A) 5.8 m x 5.8 m (B)23.Smx23.5m (C)70mx70m (0) 72.Smx72.5m

Q 39 Which of the followmg combinations of extinction events and extinct organisms is NOT correct?
(A) Cretaceous end- Dinosau.-. (B) Triasstc end- Conodonts
(C) Permian end- Trilobites (0) Miocene end -Ammonites

QAO In India. marine fossiliferous rocks of lower Paleozoic age are mainly found in the
(A) Gondwana
(D) Higher Himalaya
(C) Outer Himalaya
(0) Tethys Himalaya

Q.41 Which of the following pain; of rock formations and characteristic fossils is correct?
(A) Raniganj- Elephas (B) Pinjor- numosaurus
(C) Lameta- Glossopteris (D) Subathu- Nummulites

Q.42 Which of !he following groupl; of rock formations is NOT arranged from older to younger?
(A) Uuatur- Trichinopoly- Ariyalur- Niniyur
(B) Pa1eham- Katrol- Chari- Umia
(C) Talchir- Damuda- Panchet- Mahadcv
(0) Semri- Kaimur- Rewa -Bhander

Q.43 Choose the corre<:l combination of geologkal agcn1s and associated features
(A) River- Spit (!>)Glacier- Yardang
(C) Longshore current- Esker (0) Wind- Ventifact

Q.44 A sedimentary sequence donunated hy large .,cale (5"10 m thick) cross beds. well-sorted and
well-rounded quartz-rich sand with no fine matnx 1S most likely to be a
(A) deltaic deposit
(B) lagoonal deposit
(C) eolian deposit
{0) outer shelf deposit
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Q.45 An invertebrate in which the plane of synunetry bisects the shell through the mid-point of the hinge
'"
(A) Pelecypod (B) Brachiopod {C) Gastropod {D) Caphalopod

Q.46 1be oldest marrunals and birds are known, respectively, from
(A) Cretaceous and Paleocene
(B) Silurian and Devonian
(C) Triassic and Jurassic
(D) Oligocene and Miocene

Q.47 Allochems in a limestone consist of


(A) micrite only
(B) spar only
{C) ooids only
{D) bioclasiS and ooids

Common Data Questions


Common Data for Questions 48 and 49:

The following geological map exposes three beds, of which the bed P is the oldest and the bed R the
youngesL

Q.48 What type of structure does the map depict?

(A) Faulted anticline (B) Folded strike-slip fault


(C) Faulted syncline (D) Folded normal fault

Q.49 Why is bed P wider in the area south of fault?


(A) Erosion has removed most of bed P to the north of fault
(B) Folding has caused thinning of bed P to the north of fault
(C) Deeper level of bed Pis exJXlsed due to faulting and erosion to the south of fault
(D) Bed P had a variable thickness prior to faulting
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"'"Common Data (or Questions 5(1 and 51:
A sequence of shale and limestone is intruded by an igneous pluton. Metasomatic interaction between tile
pluton and the country rocks involves introduction of Si and AI into dolomitic limestone.
Q.50 Which pair of rock types best describes tile products of metamorphism in the contact aureole?

(A) Slate and schist (B) Schist and bomfels


(C) Schist and skarn (D) Hornfels and skarn

Q.5l Tile mineral which is NOT expox:ted in assemblages in the metamorphosed dolomitic limestone is
(A) grossular (B) anonhite
(C) diopside (0) andalusite

Linked Answer Questions


Statement for Linked Answer Questions 52 and 53:

A pluton of iron-poor basic magma containing trace concentrations of Ni, Rb. Sr and V undergoes
crystallization upon cooling.

Q.S2 The first mineral to crystallize will be

(A) augite (B) hornblende (C) olivine (D) oligoclase

Q.53 'The trace element that will be pn:ferentially inCOI]lOOI!ed in the correct minenl in Q. 52 is
(A) Ni (B)Rb (C)Sr (D) V

Linked Answer Questions 54 and SS:

Q.54 Silica-undersaturated minerals are

(A) nepheline and albite (B) olivine and enstatite


{C) leucite and orthoclase (D) olivine and leucire

Q.55 The Hennann-Mauguin symbols of crystallographic notation for the correct minerals in Q. 54 are
(A) 2Jrn2Jrn2Jm and 4/m (B) 2/rn21m2Jm for both
(C) 4/m and 2/m (0)6and I

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PART 8 (SECTION 2): FOR GEOPHYSICS CANDIDATES ONLY


Q.26- Q.SS carey two marks each.
Q.26 The gravity value measured at the base of a 10 m tall building is 40 mGal. The value at the top of
the bullding ignoring its mass is close to
(A) 20 mGal (B) 37 mGal (C) 40 mGal (D) 43 mGal
Q-27 Upward continuation technique filters---- wavelength anomalies and _ _ _ _ their
amplitudes.
(A) short. reduces
(B) long. enhances
(C) long. reduces
(D) shon. enhances

Q.28 The relative intensities of induced and remanent magnctiution are commonly expressed in terms of
(A) susceptibility
(B) gyromagnetic ratio
(C) Poisson's ratio
(D) KOnigsbcrger ratio

Q.29 In electrical resistivity method. which among the following is correct with reference to Geometric
Factor (Gf)?
(A) GF varies for profiling and remains crnmanl for sounding
(B) GF remains constant for both profiling and sounding
(C) GF remains constam for profiling and varies for sounding
(D) GF varies for both profiling and sounding

Q.30 If in a magnetic d1pole ·m· represents poles of equal strength and '/' represents the distance
between the two pnles. then the magnetic riX>ment of dipole is

I lm
(A) lm (B)- (C) 2/m )D)-
m 2
Q.Jl Energy in radioactive decay with respect to time follows
(A) normal dimibution
(B) Potsson distribution
(C) chi-Mjuared distribmion
(D) binomial di~tribution

Q.31 The logging technique that uses non-cooductive drilling fluids is


(A) SP log&ing
(ll) Resistivity logging
(C) Induction logging
(D) Rndtolnctric logging
Q.33 Unguided random-walk inversion technique signifies
(A) Geneuc algon!hm
(B) Simulated annealing
(C) Monte Carlo inversion
(0) Metropolis algorithm

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Q.~4 The compressional wave velocity v, within a wild with adiabatic b~lk modulus K,, rigidity
modulus G and density p ><given by

IAJ v, =\IK·+~IJ)G (llJ v"


K<+(l/3)G
p
K.+(li3)G K.+(4/3)G
(C) v, WI vp
p p

Q.35 The number of independent element.\ of the 4'" order stiffness tensor required to charanerize
general clasuc media is
(A) 2 (B) 21 (C) 36 (D) 81

Q.36 The seismic energy released in an earthquake of magnitude M, = 7.0 is about---- times that
released in an earthquake of M, = 6.0.
(A) 10 (B) 32 (C) 64 (D) 100

Q.37 In the figure given below "-"represent> dilatation and"+" repre&ents compression. The fauh plane
mlution of an earthquake with mike-shp mccllanism is represented by

(A) p (B) Q ((") R (D) S

Q.38 The anelastic attenuation of seisrruc energy depends on


(A) quality factor
(B) particle acceleration
((')stress drop
(D) particle \'elocity

Q.39 The seisnuc wa'e travelling in low wlocity layer and critically incident at the di..continuity
between low and high velocity layers
(A) will be diffracted
(B) will be rellected
(C) will propagate along the discontinuity
{D) will be absorbed

Q.40 An input signal {-1.1,0.2!. after passmg through a delay operator~. will be

(A) -z'+z'+2::'
(B)(0.-1.1,0.2)
(C') (0. 2. 0, I. -I)
(lJ) -z+; 2 +2z'

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Q.41 If m represents the number of model parameteo;, d the number of data points and p the rank of
matrix to be inverted, then which of the following defines an underdetermioed system?
(A) m<dandp=d
(B) m>dandp=d
(C) m=dandp=d
ID) m<dandp*d

Q.42 A unit amplitude of an electromagnetic wave atth.rice the skin-depth will be reduced to

3
(A) -Je (B)- (C) -
'3
'
Q.43 The Hilbert transform of a functionj(t) IS denoted byH(/(1)). If f(l)=sint, then
HlH(f(t))} is

(A) -sint (B) -cost (C) sin 1 (D) cost

Q.44 The rectangular function n(t) is defined as n(l) =I ItI:;; 112


=0 ltl>l/2
The coovolntion of n(t) with itself will be

(A) a triangular function A(l)


(B) n(t) again
(Cj a nnit-step function u(t)
(D) a delta function8(t)

Q.45 Given A= e-'(cosxa, -sin xa,). where a, and a, denote the unit vectors in x- and y..:lirections,
respectively. Then V ·{VxA) is equal to

(B) 0

Q.46 Match the items in Group I with those in Group II.

Grouul Group !I

P. Convolution in time domain


Q. Nyquist frequency
'2. ""'
Flat spectrum
R. Aliasing 3. Multiplication in frequency domain
S. Wh.ite noise 4. Frequency folding
5. Autocorrelation function
(A) P-3. Q-1, R-4, S-2
(B) P-2, Q-1, R-5, S-4
((") P-3. Q-1. R-2. S-1
(D) P-2. Q-4. R-1, S-5

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Q.47 In magnetic materials, the relation between magnetic penneability p and s=ptibili!y K
(in Sl units) is

(Al w= 11 K
(B) p=l-K
(C) ,U=I+K
(D)p~l-2trK

Common Data Questions


Common Data (or Questions 48 and 49:
The terrain correction in gravity method accounts for topographic relief in !be vicinity of the observation
point. 1be Bouguer slab assumes the topography around the observation point to be flat. In the figure
below, the Bouguer slab thickness is II and the hollow ponion Plies within the Bouguer slab. Q and Rare
paru of the topography.

.·. . ·. . ··.·.·.·.·.··\
t
h P /:
/"""''""'
:.·:····.·:.··::::::::::.,
. R . ·····A
....... ············~

............. ,
_,z:·_-_-_-_-_-_-_·:::.·::.·::.·::.-.·_-_-_-_-:::_·_-:::>,
p
_../':: ... ·:..:. .................·::.. ·: .::::::::. . .
Q.48 In the region P. the terrain comxtion is
(A) half of that in R
(B)negative
(C) zero
(D) positive

Q.49 In the region Q, the terrain correction is required to account for


(A) hollow portion P
(B) reduced gravity due to excess mass in portion Q
(C) increased gravity due to excess mass in portion Q
(D) over-eorrecuon of Bouguer slab

Common Data for Questions 50 and .51:

For an inputx,, the output of a digital filter y, is given by y, = l.Sx,- 2x,_, + 2.5 y,_,.
Q.SO The order of the digital filter is
(A)4 (B) 3 (C) 2 (D) I
Q.51 The transfer function of the digital filter i~

(A) Y.
L5-2z (B) 1._= 1.5-2:
1- 2.5z x, 1- 2.5z·

1-2.5.:' (D) Y, 1.5-2z
(C) 1:.._
1.5 2; 1+ 2.5z'
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Linked An~wer Question~

Statfmenl for Linked Answfr Questions 52 and SJ:

In a two-layer eanh model, th, values of seismic velocity and density of first and second layers,
n:.~pcctively, are v., =
"41Xkl mls. p, 2500 Kg/ m'. and v., = =
4500 mls. p, 2600 Kg/ m'.
Q.S2 The acoustic impedance of the first layer in Sl units at norm.ll incidence is

tAl w' I B) JU' (CJ w' (D) 10'

Q.53 Th, transmission coefficient for a wave at normal incidence at th, boundary of first and second
layer is
(A) 0.46 (Bl 0.58 (C) 0.92 (D) 1.o7

Statement for Linked Answu QutSiions 54 and SS:

Consider a magnetotelluric (MT) field sc1 up. A plane electromagnetic wave with a time dependence factor
e., .. is travelling venically downwards (t-direction) into the Eanh with an angular frequency a< The
electric field is polarized in the •-direction (strike).
Q.54 The cl"''tromagnetic field components considered in this mode are

(A) £,.H,andH, (B) £,,/l,and/1. (C) £,./l,and£, (D) £,,11, and H.

Q.55 Which of the following equations represents the above 1nOOe~

(A)£_
-t
,_~
au II
-1 dE
=--· I i'J£,
(C) H , _ _
H ,_1_0£.
' iWIJ dz
{B)
' iWIJ dz ' i(IJIJ de '"' ' iUJf-1 i'Jz

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Genel:"a1 Aptitude (GA) Questions

Q.56- Q.60 cafry one mafk each.


Q 56 Choose th~ mmt appmprial<' wort/ from the options given below to complete the following
sentence:
His rather casual remarks on pulitics - - - - - - h i s lack of seriousness about the subjed.
(A) masked
(B) belied
(C) betrayed
(Dl suppressed

Q.51 Which of the following options is the rlnse.rt in mea11ing to the wart/ below:
Cin:uitous
(A) cyclic
(B) indirect
(C) confusmg
(D) crooked

Q.58 Choose the mou appropriate word from th~ options given bdaw to complete thefol/owi~<g
sentence:
If we manage t o - - - - - - our naturalltiOUrces, we wouJd leave a beUer planet for
our children.
(A) uphold
(B) restrain
(C) cherish
(D) conserve

Q.59 25 persons are in a room. 15 of them play hock~y. 17 of them play football and lO of them play
both hockey and f001ball. Then the number of persons playing neither hockey nor f001ball is:
(A) 2 (B) l7 (C) 13 (D) J

Q.60 The question below <·onsisls of a pair of related words followed by four pair.< ajwords. Select the
pair that best expresses the re/mion in the ori8ir"'l pair.
Unemployed :Worker
(A) fallow; land
(B) unaware sleeper
(C) wit :jester
(D) renovated . house

Q.bl- Q.65 carry two mafks each.


Q.6l If 137 + 276 = 435 how much is 731 + 672?
(A) 534 (B) 1403 (C) 1623 (D) 1513

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Q.62 Hari (H). Gila (G),lrfan (l) and Saira (S) are siblings (i.e. brolhcrs and sisters). All were born on
I" January. The age differeoce between any two successive siblings (that is born one after another)
is less than 3 years. Given the following facts:
L Hari' s age + Gita' s age > lrfan · s age + Saira' s age.
n. The age dtfference between Gita and Saira is I year. However. Gita is not the
old~ and Saira is not the youngest.
111. There are no twins.
In what order were they born (oldest first)?
(A) HSIO <Bl SOH! (C) IGSH (D) IHSO

Q.63 Modem warfare bas cbaaged from large scale clashes oC amdes to supt• 111gn oC dvlliaq
populalkm$. Cht!mlo:al agents lbat do their wor1t silently appear to be Adted to sucb warfare;
and recretfutly, tbere uist people In military establishments who tblak tbat chemio:al agents
are usd'ul tools for tbelr caua.

Which of the following s/0/emen/s best,..,... up rhe meaning ofrhe abo¥e p<U:wge:
(A) Modem warfare has resulted in civil strife.
(B) Chemical ageniS are useful in modem warfare.
{C) Use of chemical agents in warfare would be undesirable.
{D) People in military establishmeniS like to use chemical agents in war.

Q.64 5 skilled workers can build a wail in 20 days; 8 semi·skilled workers can build a wail in 25 days;
10 unskilled workers can build a wall in 30 days. If a team has 2 skilled. 6 semi-skilled and
5 unskilled workers. how long will it take to build the wall?
(A) 20days (B) 18 days (C) 16days {D) 15days

Q.65 Given digit• 2, 2. 3. 3, 3. 4. 4, 4, 4 how many distinct 4 digit numbers greater than 3000 can be
fanned?
(A) 50 (B) 51 (CJ 52 (D) 54

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