PSA-IX (HINDI)

SAMPLE QUESTION PAPER-3

Language Conventions (1 to 24)

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In the following questions symbols
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and $ are used as
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A is larger than B.
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A is smaller than B.
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A is not smaller than B.
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the statement in the following questions is true and correct you
have to find out which conclusion/conclusions I or II or both are
correct. or I/II or both are incorrect choose the correct option from
(a) (b) (c) and (d) for your answer :
Q.37

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only conclusion II is correct.
conclusion I and II both are correct.
neither conclusion I nor II is correct.

Conclusion :
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(b)
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(d)
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(d) neither conclusion I nor II is correct.

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students. The exact duration of each period is :
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(2) 48 minutes
(3) 51 minutes
(4) 53 minutes

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Q.49 The average of 30 numbers is 12. The average of first 20 of them is

11 and that of next 9 is 10. The last number is :

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Q.50 Of the 2000 inhabitants of a town 60% are males of whom 20% are
literate. If of all the inhabitant 25% are litrate then what percent of
females of town are literate.

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Q.51 A person weighs 750 N on earth. The mass of this person on earth

and moon would respectively be.

(1) 75 kg, 12.5 kg
(2) 75 kg, 75 kg
(3) 750 kg, 0 kg
(4) 12.5 kg, 0 kg

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(2) 75 kg, 75 kg
(4) 12.5 kg, 0 kg

Q.52 Which one of the following has the maximum number of 0 tons.
(1) 12g of H2O
(2) 12g of O2
(3) 12g of CO2
(4) 12g of CH4

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Q.53-56 :
The pie chart given below shows the spending by a family on
various items during the year 2012. Study it carefully and answer
the questions that follow :

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Body Mass Index is a sign of good health. BMI is a method to
evaluate whether a person is obese or overweight. It greatly helps
to avoid diabetes and other metabolic disorders. A high BMI
indicates that the person is more likely to suffer from diseases
such as diabetes etc. If two persons with different heights have the
same the shorter ones BMI is more than that of taller person.
Body mass index formula is given by World Health Organisation
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Language Conventions (Hindi)
[Question 1 to 8]
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[Questions 1 to 8]
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Qualitative Analysis
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QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS

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Rs. 75,000
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