Question 1 of 100
Two numbers are in the ratio 5 : 7 and their sum is 144. Find the numbers.
A
50, 94
B
60, 84
C
55, 89
D
65, 79
Clear Selection
Question 2 of 100
Find the missing term in the series.
?, 132, 165, 204, 249
A
96
B
105
C
108
D
120
Clear Selection
Question 3 of 100
How many letters are between the 1st from left and 2nd from right in the word COMPETITION, when arranged
alphabetically?
A
9
B
8
C
10
D
6
Clear Selection
Question 4 of 100
If X is the daughter of Y and Y is the brother of Z, how is X related to Z?
A
Niece
B
Daughter
C
Sister
D
Cousin
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Question 5 of 100
Apply the same pattern used in the following group and find the correct option.
NUMBER : ERBMUN :: SCHOOL : ?
A
LHCOSO
B
OLOHCS
C
OLHOSC
D
LOOCHS
Clear Selection
Question 6 of 100
Find the missing term in the series.
2, 6, 18, 54, ?
A
96
B
108
C
162
D
216
Clear Selection
Question 7 of 100
If the sum of 36 and 24 is multiplied by 7, what is the result?
A
420
B
392
C
448
D
460
Clear Selection
Question 8 of 100
Statement:
Most students in the class passed the exam.
Conclusions:
I. Some students failed the exam.
II. All students appeared for the exam.
A
Only I follows
B
Only II follows
C
Both I and II follow
D
Neither I nor II follows
Clear Selection
Question 9 of 100
Which of the following addresses are exactly identical?
Amit Verma, 12A, Green Park, Delhi, 110016
Amit Verma, 12A Green Park, Delhi, 110016
Amit Verma, 12A, Green Park, Delhi, 110018
Amit Verma, 12A, Green Park, Delhi, 110016
A
1 and 2
B
1 and 4
C
2 and 3
D
3 and 4
Clear Selection
Question 10 of 100
In the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives.
Freedom : Independence :: Poverty : ?
A
Hunger
B
Wealth
C
Hardship
D
Illness
Clear Selection
Question 11 of 100
Statement:
Online education requires reliable internet access.
Assumptions:
I. Students have access to the internet.
II. Traditional education is outdated.
A
Only I is implicit
B
Only II is implicit
C
Both I and II are implicit
D
Neither I nor II is implicit
Clear Selection
Question 12 of 100
Apply the same pattern used in the following group and find the correct option.
KLM : NOP :: STU : ?
A
XYZ
B
VYZ
C
WXY
D
VWX
Clear Selection
Question 13 of 100
Find the odd one out.
Sodium, Calcium, Iron, Oxygen
A
Sodium
B
Oxygen
C
Iron
D
Calcium
Clear Selection
Question 14 of 100
Select the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following
series.
EHF, JKM, ONT, ?
A
TUV
B
STU
C
TQA
D
QAT
Clear Selection
Question 15 of 100
If 8 + 4 = 96 and 7 + 3 = 70, then 6 + 5 = ?
A
60
B
66
C
72
D
78
Clear Selection
Question 16 of 100
A man says, “She is the wife of my father’s only son.” How is the woman related to the man?
A
Sister
B
Mother
C
Wife
D
Sister-in-law
Clear Selection
Question 17 of 100
If a + b = 20 and a - b = 6, then what is a × b?
A
64
B
100
C
96
D
91
Clear Selection
Question 18 of 100
In the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives.
Cell : Tissue :: Tissue : ?
A
Nucleus
B
Molecule
C
Organ
D
Gene
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Question 19 of 100
In a row of 60 students, P is 18th from the left and Q is 25th from the right. How many students are between P
and Q?
A
15
B
16
C
17
D
18
Clear Selection
Question 20 of 100
How many meaningful 4 -letter English words can be formed using 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th letters of the word
TEACHER, without repetition?
A
Two
B
Four
C
One
D
Three
Clear Selection
Question 21 of 100
Find the odd one out.
729, 1331, 2197, 3125
A
729
B
1331
C
2197
D
3125
Clear Selection
Question 22 of 100
Select the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following
series.
BDH, EJM, IPR, ?
A
NVW
B
MUX
C
NVX
D
MVW
Clear Selection
Question 23 of 100
Find the number that breaks the pattern:
3, 7, 15, 31, 63, 120
A
7
B
15
C
31
D
120
Clear Selection
Question 24 of 100
Pointing to a boy, a woman said, “He is the son of my mother’s only son.” How is the boy related to the woman?
A
Son
B
Cousin
C
Brother
D
Nephew
Clear Selection
Question 25 of 100
If BALL = 211212 and CALL = 311212, then DOLL = ?
A
4141212
B
4511212
C
4151221
D
4151212
Clear Selection
Question 26 of 100
Examine the statements about long jump technique phases:
1. The run-up on the runway builds peak momentum prior to takeoff.
2. Takeoff involves pushing from the weaker leg to ensure stability.
Which statements are accurate?
A
Only 1
B
Only 2
C
Both 1 and 2
D
Neither 1 nor 2
Clear Selection
Question 27 of 100
Complete the statement:
Through the SLKIC component of Khelo India, ______ Kendriya Vidyalayas have been selected in collaboration with
KVS.
A
3
B
4
C
5
D
6
Clear Selection
Question 28 of 100
If Earth’s radius shrinks by 1% with mass constant, surface gravitational acceleration would:
A
Rise by about 1%
B
Fall by about 2%
C
Rise by about 2%
D
Fall by about 1%
Clear Selection
Question 29 of 100
Which statements about Article 270 are accurate?
1. It regulates tax distribution between the Union and States, covering GST proceeds.
2. Post-101st Amendment, it incorporates Union taxes and GST revenue sharing.
3. GST Compensation Cess distribution falls under Article 270.
A
1 and 3 only
B
1 only
C
1 and 2 only
D
2 and 3 only
Clear Selection
Question 30 of 100
Lysosomes primarily function in cells to:
A
Synthesize proteins
B
Perform intracellular digestion
C
Generate energy
D
Store genetic data
Clear Selection
Question 31 of 100
Which landslide type features rotational backward movement of the displaced material?
A
Rockslide
B
Rock fall
C
Slump
D
Debris fall
Clear Selection
Question 32 of 100
Which defines light industries accurately?
A
Processing of heavy ores and minerals
B
Manufacturing of large industrial equipment
C
Dependence on bulky raw materials
D
Utilizing lightweight inputs for consumer products
Clear Selection
Question 33 of 100
Evaluate these statements on India’s water-sharing agreements with neighbors:
1. The 1996 Mahakali Treaty with Nepal covers joint Mahakali River development and the Pancheshwar Project.
2. The 1996 Ganga Water Treaty with Bangladesh enables year-round Ganga water allocation at Farakka.
Which is/are correct?
A
Only 1
B
Only 2
C
Both 1 and 2
D
Neither 1 nor 2
Clear Selection
Question 34 of 100
Constructing sea walls and raising structures in a coastal area against sea-level rise mainly exemplifies:
A
Climate Change Mitigation
B
Carbon Sequestration
C
Geoengineering
D
Climate Change Adaptation
Clear Selection
Question 35 of 100
Which Indian leader spoke at a 2025 special session titled “Environment, COP-30, and Global Health”?
A
Piyush Goyal
B
Hardeep Puri
C
Narendra Modi
D
S. Jaishankar
Clear Selection
Question 36 of 100
The Regulating Act of 1773 mainly reformed the East India Company’s administration in which two key domains?
A
Judicial processes and revenue systems
B
Military tactics and commercial policies
C
Home-country governance and Indian territorial authority
D
Ties with princely states and international diplomacy
Clear Selection
Question 37 of 100
Assertion (A) and Reason (R) provided. Choose correctly:
Assertion (A): UDAN Scheme boosts regional air links.
Reason (R): It offers viability gap funding to airlines.
A
Both true, R explains A
B
Both true, R does not explain A
C
A true, R false
D
A false, R true
Clear Selection
Question 38 of 100
Schedule VII of the Indian Constitution lists:
A
Election procedures
B
Three legislative lists
C
Emergency provisions
D
Judicial rules
Clear Selection
Question 39 of 100
Per Oxford Economics’ Global Cities Index 2025, which pair of cities held onto their leading ranks?
A
Tokyo and Beijing
B
London and New York
C
Paris and Rome
D
Berlin and Moscow
Clear Selection
Question 40 of 100
Assertion (A) and Reason (R) follow. Select the right choice:
Assertion (A): Population explosion happens when death rates drop sharply while birth rates stay elevated.
Reason (R): Changes in societal reproductive patterns occur immediately with healthcare advancements.
A
Both A and R true, R explains A
B
Both true, R does not explain A
C
A true, R false
D
A false, R true
Clear Selection
Question 41 of 100
Read the statements below labeled as Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Select the appropriate option:
Assertion (A): Humayun’s Tomb marked the first significant Mughal garden tomb and served as a direct model for the
Taj Mahal's architecture.
Reason (R): It pioneered the charbagh garden design and double -domed structure typical of subsequent Mughal
tombs.
A
Both A and R are true, and R correctly explains A
B
Both A and R are true, but R does not explain A
C
A is true, but R is false
D
A is false, but R is true
Clear Selection
Question 42 of 100
Population density refers to:
A
Individuals per household
B
Persons per square kilometre
C
Persons per geographic region
D
Persons per district
Clear Selection
Question 43 of 100
The key quantity allowing a satellite to sustain orbit without ongoing thrust is:
A
Mass
B
Gravitational force
C
Orbital velocity
D
Atmospheric drag
Clear Selection
Question 44 of 100
Which ancient Indian ruler's governance was characterized by a strongly centralized administrative framework?
A
Harshavardhana
B
Samudragupta
C
Chandragupta Maurya
D
Pulakeshin II
Clear Selection
Question 45 of 100
Per Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), the total permissible police custody duration, including periodic
extensions by a magistrate, is:
A
30 days
B
60 days
C
90 days
D
15 days (initial, extendable)
Clear Selection
Question 46 of 100
Which option accurately describes the development of Indian classical music traditions?
A
Jatis developed from ragas according to early scriptures
B
The 72-mela system originated with Bharata in the 13th century
C
Folk traditions initially relied on mela and grama scales
D
Ragas derived from jatis, with 72-mela system by Venkatamakhi
Clear Selection
Question 47 of 100
What primarily drives the use of generative design in aerospace engineering?
A
Enabling smooth multi-payload system integration
B
Refining structures for lowest weight and highest durability
C
Boosting crew safety through redundant life-support features
D
Developing flexible propulsion systems
Clear Selection
Question 48 of 100
Which description fits The Adventures of Kakababu, Volume 1 by Sunil Gangopadhyaya?
1. A groundbreaking Bengali adventure series starring detective Kakababu, blending mystery and cultural motifs.
2. A satirical critique of governance in independent India.
3. An autobiographical account of the author’s involvement in Bengal’s freedom struggle.
A
Only 1
B
Only 2
C
2 and 3
D
1, 2, and 3
Clear Selection
Question 49 of 100
In which event did Mary Kom secure her latest international gold medal?
A
Asian Games, Hangzhou
B
President’s Cup, Indonesia
C
Commonwealth Games, Birmingham
D
Olympic Games, Tokyo
Clear Selection
Question 50 of 100
Pradhan Mantri Kisan Maandhan Yojana (PM-KMY) enrollment is open to farmers aged:
A
18–30 years
B
18–40 years
C
21–45 years
D
25–50 years
Clear Selection
Question 51 of 100
Let a = √5 + √7 and b = √12 + √3. Which is greater?
A
a = b
B
a > b
C
a < b
D
Cannot be determined
Clear Selection
Question 52 of 100
What is the central angle (in radians) of a sector with arc length 12 cm in a circle of radius 4 cm?
A
2 radians
B
3 radians
C
4 radians
D
5 radians
Clear Selection
Question 53 of 100
A firm ordered 15 premium machines and some standard machines. The price of a premium machine was 6 times
that of a standard machine. By mistake, the number of premium and standard machines was interchanged in the
delivery, which increased the total bill by 62.5%. What was the ratio of the number of premium machines to standard
machines in the original order?
A
3:7
B
4:9
C
1:2
D
2:5
Clear Selection
Question 54 of 100
A circular garden has a radius of 18 m. A 2.5 m wide pathway is constructed around it. What is the approximate
area of the pathway?
A
282 m²
B
302 m²
C
314 m²
D
328 m²
Clear Selection
Question 55 of 100
What is
3𝜋
2 radians in degrees?
A
180°
B
210°
C
270°
D
300°
Clear Selection
Question 56 of 100
Evaluate the continued fraction:
𝑥 = 3+
1
2+ 1
5+1
3
A
121/35
B
47/16
C
61/20
D
59/19
Clear Selection
Question 57 of 100
M and N contribute to a business investment in the ratio 2:7. They earn a profit of ₹81,000. M is a working partner
and receives 15% of the profit extra. What is M's total share?
A
₹24,000
B
₹27,450
C
₹30,000
D
₹33,000
Clear Selection
Question 58 of 100
The number of yellow, red, and blue pens in a box is in the ratio 2:5:7. If 18 yellow pens, 12 red pens, and some
blue pens are added to the box, the ratio of yellow, red, and blue pens becomes 3:6:8. Determine the number of blue
pens added.
A
6
B
8
C
10
D
12
Clear Selection
Question 59 of 100
Find the compound interest on ₹12,000 at 8% per annum for 2 years 9 months, interest compounded annually.
A
₹2,456
B
₹2,598
C
₹2,712
D
₹2,837
Clear Selection
Question 60 of 100
An 80-litre mixture contains milk and water in the ratio 7:1. Some quantity of this mixture is removed and replaced
with pure milk. If the final ratio of milk to water becomes 15:1, how many litres of the mixture were replaced?
A
40 litres
B
18 litres
C
32 litres
D
46 litres
Clear Selection
Question 61 of 100
P and Q invest ₹50,000 and ₹75,000 respectively in a business. What is P's share in a profit of ₹60,000?
A
₹18,000
B
₹22,000
C
₹24,000
D
₹26,000
Clear Selection
Question 62 of 100
In a group of 60 workers, the average monthly income per worker is ₹28,000. If 20 junior workers average ₹18,000
each, what is the average monthly income (in ₹) for the senior workers?
A
₹33,000
B
₹34,500
C
₹35,000
D
₹36,500
Clear Selection
Question 63 of 100
X, Y , and Z can complete a project in 20, 40, and 60 days respectively. X works every day, while Y and Z join X every
third day. How long will it take to finish the project?
A
12
7
2 days
B
15
5
6 days
C
16
5
6 days
D
18 days
Clear Selection
Question 64 of 100
The price of diesel increased by 6%. Before the increase, the price was ₹85 per litre. A person travels 2880 km
every month and his vehicle gives a mileage of 12 km per litre. What is the increase in the monthly expenditure (to the
nearest ₹) on his travel due to the price hike?
A
₹1,224
B
₹1,428
C
₹1,530
D
₹1,632
Clear Selection
Question 65 of 100
If sin (90° - B) = 2/3, what is cos B?
A
1/3
B
2/3
C
√5/3
D
√3/2
Clear Selection
Question 66 of 100
If x = √11, determine the value of x + 1/x.
A
12√11
11
B
11√11
12
C
13√11
11
D
14√11
11
Clear Selection
Question 67 of 100
Two similar circles have their radii in the ratio 5:8. What is the ratio of their areas?
A
5:8
B
25:64
C
8:5
D
64:25
Clear Selection
Question 68 of 100
The ratio of efficiencies of workers A and B is 4:3. If A can finish a task in 18 days, in how many days will B finish
the same task alone?
A
20 days
B
22 days
C
24 days
D
26 days
Clear Selection
Question 69 of 100
On a circular track, a motorcycle starts from point X and a truck starts from point Y , which is 500 m ahead of X in
the direction of motion. The speed of the motorcycle is 20 m/s and that of the truck is 8 m/s. If the length of the track
is 2.2 km, how much distance will the motorcycle have travelled when it overtakes the truck for the first time?
A
845.5 m
B
1,800 m
C
800 m
D
833.33m
Clear Selection
Question 70 of 100
A baker buys three types of flour: wheat, rye, and oats. Wheat flour costs 5 for ₹40, rye flour at 6 for ₹45, and
oats flour at 4 for ₹36. He mixes them in the ratio 2:2:3. He sells all the mixed flour at 3 for ₹32. What is his approximate
profit or loss percentage?
A
Loss of 28%
B
Profit of 27%
C
Profit of 29%
D
Loss of 19%
Clear Selection
Question 71 of 100
The ratio of male to female employees in a company is 8:6. If 15 more female employees join the company, the
new ratio of male to female employees becomes 8:7. What is the total number of employees in the company initially?
A
180
B
210
C
252
D
315
Clear Selection
Question 72 of 100
The angles of a cyclic quadrilateral are in the ratio 1:3:4:4. What is the measure of the largest angle?
A
90°
B
108°
C
120°
D
135°
Clear Selection
Question 73 of 100
If 𝑥 = √5+2√6
5−2√6, then determine the value of x² + 3x - 15?
A
50 + 12√6
B
40 + 23√6
C
49 + 26√6
D
35 + 15√6
Clear Selection
Question 74 of 100
If cosA = 5/13 and A is acute, find tanA.
A
5/12
B
12/5
C
13/12
D
12/13
Clear Selection
Question 75 of 100
The line 3x + 2y = 12 passes through which of the following points?
A
(2, 3)
B
(4, 1)
C
(1, 6)
D
(1, 4)
Clear Selection
Question 76 of 100
Choose the correct one-word substitute for:
‘A person who avoids pleasures and lives with strict self-discipline’.
A
Skeptic
B
Ascetic
C
Mystic
D
Agnostic
Clear Selection
Question 77 of 100
Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word: ABJURE
A
Demand
B
Accept
C
Renounce
D
Retain
Clear Selection
Question 78 of 100
Choose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence:
No sooner had I arrived at the platform when the train left.
A
than the train left
B
then the train left
C
when the train had left
D
than did the train leave
Clear Selection
Question 79 of 100
What key democratic role of social media is highlighted in the passage?
Read the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage:
The rapid expansion of social media has reshaped democratic life in profound ways, functioning at once as a driver of
public participation and a channel for strategic deception. Platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, once
viewed mainly as spac es for personal sharing, have evolved into major arenas of political conversation. They allow
citizens to voice opinions, rally around causes, and hold those in power accountable almost instantly. Since democracy
depends on the circulation of ideas and information, social media appears to broaden access by weakening the control
once exercised by traditional gatekeepers. Political figures can address voters directly without editorial mediation, and
citizen-led movements can use viral momentum to bring neglec ted concerns into public focus. In moments of high
political intensity —elections, mass protests, policy disputes —these platforms operate like a modern digital
marketplace of ideas, enabling wider involvement than was previously possible through newspapers or public
meetings. Yet this openness carries serious risks. The same networks that spread accurate information can also
accelerate falsehoods, deepen polarization, and strengthen echo chambers through algorithmic reinforcement. In
several democracies, ele ctoral processes have been challenged by fake profiles, coordinated harassment, and
organized disinformation efforts. Further, content designed to trigger emotion and maximize engagement often
overshadows careful reasoning, turning political discussion int o a noisy stream of anger and extremes. Hence, the
influence of social media on democracy depends not only on technology, but also on the ethical rules that shape its
use. Strong oversight, public media awareness, and transparency in how algorithms rank and recommend content are
crucial if societies wish to gain the benefits while limiting the damage. Ultimately, social media is not automatically
beneficial or harmful —it reflects collective choices. Whether it strengthens democratic stability or fuels disto rtion
depends on how responsibly it is used by citizens, institutions, and the platforms themselves.
A
Increasing entertainment content
B
Eliminating printed newspapers
C
Enabling wider circulation of information and ideas
D
Creating labour unions
Clear Selection
Question 80 of 100
Why does the author describe social media as a “double-edged” force in democracy?
Read the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage:
The rapid expansion of social media has reshaped democratic life in profound ways, functioning at once as a driver of
public participation and a channel for strategic deception. Platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, once
viewed mainly as spac es for personal sharing, have evolved into major arenas of political conversation. They allow
citizens to voice opinions, rally around causes, and hold those in power accountable almost instantly. Since democracy
depends on the circulation of ideas and information, social media appears to broaden access by weakening the control
once exercised by traditional gatekeepers. Political figures can address voters directly without editorial mediation, and
citizen-led movements can use viral momentum to bring neglec ted concerns into public focus. In moments of high
political intensity —elections, mass protests, policy disputes —these platforms operate like a modern digital
marketplace of ideas, enabling wider involvement than was previously possible through newspapers or public
meetings. Yet this openness carries serious risks. The same networks that spread accurate information can also
accelerate falsehoods, deepen polarization, and strengthen echo chambers through algorithmic reinforcement. In
several democracies, electoral processes have been challenged by fake profiles, coordinated harassment, and
organized disinformation efforts. Fur ther, content designed to trigger emotion and maximize engagement often
overshadows careful reasoning, turning political discussion into a noisy stream of anger and extremes. Hence, the
influence of social media on democracy depends not only on technology, but also on the ethical rules that shape its
use. Strong oversight, public media awareness, and transparency in how algorithms rank and recommend content are
crucial if societies wish to gain the benefits while limiting the damage. Ultimately, social medi a is not automatically
beneficial or harmful —it reflects collective choices. Whether it strengthens democratic stability or fuels distortion
depends on how responsibly it is used by citizens, institutions, and the platforms themselves.
A
It is inexpensive to use
B
It focuses mostly on images and videos
C
It spreads both reliable information and false narratives
D
It connects people globally
Clear Selection
Question 81 of 100
According to the passage, what helps previously unheard groups gain attention on social media?
Read the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage:
The rapid expansion of social media has reshaped democratic life in profound ways, functioning at once as a driver of
public participation and a channel for strategic deception. Platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, once
viewed mainly as spac es for personal sharing, have evolved into major arenas of political conversation. They allow
citizens to voice opinions, rally around causes, and hold those in power accountable almost instantly. Since democracy
depends on the circulation of ideas and information, social media appears to broaden access by weakening the control
once exercised by traditional gatekeepers. Political figures can address voters directly without editorial mediation, and
citizen-led movements can use viral momentum to bring neglec ted concerns into public focus. In moments of high
political intensity —elections, mass protests, policy disputes —these platforms operate like a modern digital
marketplace of ideas, enabling wider involvement than was previously possible through newspapers or public
meetings. Yet this openness carries serious risks. The same networks that spread accurate information can also
accelerate falsehoods, deepen polarization, and strengthen echo chambers through algorithmic reinforcement. In
several democracies, ele ctoral processes have been challenged by fake profiles, coordinated harassment, and
organized disinformation efforts. Further, content designed to trigger emotion and maximize engagement often
overshadows careful reasoning, turning political discussion int o a noisy stream of anger and extremes. Hence, the
influence of social media on democracy depends not only on technology, but also on the ethical rules that shape its
use. Strong oversight, public media awareness, and transparency in how algorithms rank and recommend content are
crucial if societies wish to gain the benefits while limiting the damage. Ultimately, social media is not automatically
beneficial or harmful —it reflects collective choices. Whether it strengthens democratic stability or fuels disto rtion
depends on how responsibly it is used by citizens, institutions, and the platforms themselves.
A
Newspaper editors and boards
B
Strict journalistic gatekeeping
C
Viral momentum along with citizen-led movements
D
Government press agencies
Clear Selection
Question 82 of 100
What remedy does the author emphasize to reduce misuse of social media in democratic systems?
Read the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage:
The rapid expansion of social media has reshaped democratic life in profound ways, functioning at once as a driver of
public participation and a channel for strategic deception. Platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, once
viewed mainly as spac es for personal sharing, have evolved into major arenas of political conversation. They allow
citizens to voice opinions, rally around causes, and hold those in power accountable almost instantly. Since democracy
depends on the circulation of ideas and information, social media appears to broaden access by weakening the control
once exercised by traditional gatekeepers. Political figures can address voters directly without editorial mediation, and
citizen-led movements can use viral momentum to bring neglected concerns into public focus. In moments of high
political intensity —elections, mass protests, policy disputes —these platforms operate like a modern digital
marketplace of ideas, enabling wider involvement than was previously possible through newspapers or public
meetings. Yet this openness carries serious risks. The same networks that spread accurate information can also
accelerate falsehoods, deepen polarization, and strengthen echo chambers through algorithmic reinforcement. In
several democracies, electoral processes have been challenged by fake profiles, coordinated harassment, and
organized disinformation efforts. Further, content designed to trigger emotion and maximize engagement often
overshadows careful reasoning, turning political discussion into a noisy stream of anger and extremes. Hence, the
influence of social media on democracy depends not only on technology, but also on the ethical rules that shape its
use. Strong oversight, public media awareness, and transparency in how algorithms rank and recommend content are
crucial if societies wish to gain the benefits while limiting the damage. Ultimately, social media is not automatically
beneficial or harmful —it reflects collective choices. Whether it stre ngthens democratic stability or fuels distortion
depends on how responsibly it is used by citizens, institutions, and the platforms themselves.
A
Promoting meme-based communication
B
Allowing unrestricted posting of all content
C
Media awareness and transparency of algorithms
D
Enforcing worldwide censorship
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Question 83 of 100
. What factor decides whether social media strengthens or weakens democracy, as per the passage?
Read the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage:
The rapid expansion of social media has reshaped democratic life in profound ways, functioning at once as a driver of
public participation and a channel for strategic deception. Platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, once
viewed mainly as spac es for personal sharing, have evolved into major arenas of political conversation. They allow
citizens to voice opinions, rally around causes, and hold those in power accountable almost instantly. Since democracy
depends on the circulation of ideas and information, social media appears to broaden access by weakening the control
once exercised by traditional gatekeepers. Political figures can address voters directly without editorial mediation, and
citizen-led movements can use viral momentum to bring neglec ted concerns into public focus. In moments of high
political intensity —elections, mass protests, policy disputes —these platforms operate like a modern digital
marketplace of ideas, enabling wider involvement than was previously possible through newspapers or public
meetings. Yet this openness carries serious risks. The same networks that spread accurate information can also
accelerate falsehoods, deepen polarization, and strengthen echo chambers through algorithmic reinforcement. In
several democracies, ele ctoral processes have been challenged by fake profiles, coordinated harassment, and
organized disinformation efforts. Further, content designed to trigger emotion and maximize engagement often
overshadows careful reasoning, turning political discussion int o a noisy stream of anger and extremes. Hence, the
influence of social media on democracy depends not only on technology, but also on the ethical rules that shape its
use. Strong oversight, public media awareness, and transparency in how algorithms rank and recommend content are
crucial if societies wish to gain the benefits while limiting the damage. Ultimately, social media is not automatically
beneficial or harmful —it reflects collective choices. Whether it strengthens democratic stability or fuels disto rtion
depends on how responsibly it is used by citizens, institutions, and the platforms themselves.
A
The amount of political advertising
B
The revenue model of platforms
C
Ethical use driven by societal intent
D
The influence of online celebrities
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Question 84 of 100
Select the most appropriate antonym of the given word: POTENT
A
Strong
B
Robust
C
Powerful
D
Feeble
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Question 85 of 100
A sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately
conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech:
The librarian of Public library said that silence must be maintained in the reading hall.
A
“Silence should be maintained in the reading hall,” said the librarian of public library.
B
“You will maintain silence in the reading hall,” said the librarian of public library.
C
“Maintain silence in the reading hall,” said the librarian of public library.
D
“Must you maintain silence in the reading hall?” asked the librarian of public library.
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Question 86 of 100
Select the correct option:
The committee meets on Monday, ___ the final decision will be announced.
A
whereupon
B
at then
C
when
D
on which
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Question 87 of 100
Select the correct option:
Only a complete paradigm shift can ___ the deeply entrenched bureaucratic inertia.
A
discourage
B
dislodge
C
disillusion
D
persuasion
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Question 88 of 100
A sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys
the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech:
She said, “I met him yesterday morning.”
A
She said she had met him the previous morning.
B
She said she has met him yesterday morning.
C
She said she was meeting him yesterday morning.
D
She said she had meet him the previous morning.
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Question 89 of 100
Spot the correct spelling of a drug-effect psychology field.
A
Psychopharmacolgy
B
Psychopharmacology
C
Psychopharmocology
D
Psychopharmecology
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Question 90 of 100
Select the correct option:
Neither the project lead ___ the team members were prepared for the audit.
A
or
B
nor
C
either
D
nor did
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Question 91 of 100
Change the following from active to passive:
Citizens can rarely access archived stamps without clearance.
A
Archived stamps can rarely being accessed without clearance.
B
Archived stamps could rarely be accessed without clearance.
C
Archived stamps can rarely be accessed without clearance.
D
Archived stamps are rarely able to be accessed without clearance.
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Question 92 of 100
Convert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure:
The parcel is delivered to the reception desk every evening.
A
The reception desk delivers the parcel every evening.
B
Someone delivers the parcel to the reception desk every evening.
C
The reception desk has delivered the parcel every evening.
D
The parcel delivers itself to the reception desk every evening.
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Question 93 of 100
Rearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. Consequently, effective communication depends on more than merely the words we speak.
2. Non-verbal signals, such as tone, facial expressions, and gestures, may communicate more than the spoken message
itself.
3. Communication is a multifaceted process that involves sharing information, ideas, and emotions between people.
4. Often, it is these subtle cues that reveal how a message is truly meant or received.
A
3, 2, 1, 4
B
2, 4, 1, 3
C
1, 4, 3, 2
D
3, 4, 2, 1
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Question 94 of 100
Find the part of the sentence that contains an error:
Much of what seems to be coordination (1) / among the regulatory bodies and private stakeholders (2) / are, in reality,
coincidental overlaps (3) / arising from differing mandates (4).
A
(1)
B
(2)
C
(3)
D
(4)
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Question 95 of 100
Find the part of the sentence that contains an error:
That the policy omits provisions for backward compatibility (1) / is less troubling than the belief (2) / that all regional
bodies will, without any pressure, (3) / complies with the central directive as issued (4).
A
(1)
B
(2)
C
(3)
D
(4)
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Question 96 of 100
Identify the misspelt word:
A
Perseverance
B
Supersede
C
Privillage
D
Mischievous
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Question 97 of 100
Select the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word:
The prince’s gules stood out clearly on the family coat of arms.
A
The shield displayed gules and argent in bold patterns.
B
The cook served a dish with a sauce of rich gules and cumin.
C
The gules trim on the banner represented a warrior tradition.
D
The guide described the meaning of gules to the audience.
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Question 98 of 100
Choose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence:
The teacher asked to the student to submit the papers.
A
asked the student that submit the papers
B
requested the student to submit papers
C
asked the student to submit the papers
D
told to the student submit papers
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Question 99 of 100
Choose the correct meaning of idiom: Leave no stone unturned
A
To keep shifting from one place to another repeatedly
B
To make every possible effort to achieve a goal
C
To remain quiet as a form of protest
D
To obey someone without questioning
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Question 100 of 100
Rearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. One effective approach is to broaden energy options by moving away from fossil fuels towards renewables such as
solar, wind, and geothermal energy.
2. To reduce the severe impacts of climate change, nations must sharply cut dependence on high -carbon energy
generation.
3. This transition not only lowers greenhouse gas output but also improves air quality and opens up new economic
possibilities.
4. In addition, measures that encourage energy efficiency in buildings and transport can further reduce total energy
use.
A
2, 1, 3, 4
B
1, 2, 4, 3
C
3, 1, 4, 2
D
2, 3, 1, 4
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