SSC 153 Solution 39

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SSC MOCK TEST -153 (SOLUTION)

+1
5. (C)
2 2 2
+2 +2 +2
+5
222 : 350
520 : 738 : :
83 +8
93+9
63+6
73 +7
4 2 3 :6 5 7 :: 5 3 4 :7 6 8
+2
+3
+4
+2
+3
+4
+1
+1
+1
+1
23. (A)
hi
Co
ac
(D) G
F T
opp
opp
(B) 14
42
40
(143)
ou
n
(133) + 1
(D) 16
46
(153) + 1
am
1
17. (B) a e b d c
65
15 m
12 m
kolnm
+1
+1
+1
+7
WYAC
PRTV
+7
+7
+7
6
59
12
53
17
7+72
14 2 = 12
27. (C) (4 4) + 1 = 17
(6 6) + 1 = 37
(2 2) + 1 = 5
+5
25. (A)
26. (B) 7 + 7 2 1
+7
+7
+7
+7
+5
24. (B)
Required distance XD = 20 + 12
= 32 m, South
There are 10 triangles in the given

figure AB C, ABD, AB E, ABF, AC D,
ACE, ACF, ADE, ADF, and AEF
+1
+7
IKMO
B C D E
+5
49
fj gih
+1
Pa
r
+7
+7
+7
19. (C) 2
(163) + 1
Jungle Timber Pulp Paper Book

3
2
5
4
1
18. (A) B D F H
15m
Not opp
(C) I H R S
+1
+2
opp
opp
16. (C)
+9
+2 +4 +6 +8 +10 +12
+2 +2 +2
+2
+2
(B) K J P Q
opp
14. (A)
+7
opp
12. (D) (A) M L N O
15. (C)
+5
20 m
opp
13. (B) (A) 13
+9
22. (B) 0 2 6 12 20 30 42
8. (A)
9. (C)
10. (B) Mercury is liquid.
11. (C)
(C) 15
+7
21. (B) 15 17 20 22 27 29 36 38
E G I K : L J H F :: S U W Y : Z X V T
+1
+1
+1
+1
+2
+2
6. (A)
7. (A)
+1
+1
+2
2 2 2
DHL
CGK
+1
+1
J L N P: O M K I ::S U W Y: X V T R
+2 +2 +2
4. (B)
BFJ
+1
+1
Ce
3. (C)
20. (B) A E I
+2
2
2
+1
nt
+2
2
2
+1
re
BYW :DWU ::FUS: HSQ
ng
1. (A)
2. (C)
47
Then,
(8 8) + 1 = 65
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Place
value 02
15
13
02
01 25
28. (B)
39. (B) According to question.

H = 1, M = 10
Similarly,
Formula = O = 30H
L
12
re
D
E
Place
value 04 05
= 30 1
08 09
29. (C) NATION
nt
= 25
32. (C) (5 6) 7 = 23
40. (B) Geeta > Kusum > Arti > Archana > Suman
Ce
31. (B) a b a d n a / a a b a d n a / a b a d n a / a b
41. (D)
(4 5 ) 6 = 14
Keertana
Similarly,
(3 4) 5 = 7
hi
(4 + 2)2 = 36
Similarly,
4 5 = 20
6 7 = 14
Similarly,
Co
ac
42. (B)
(6 + 4)2 = 100
6 + 7 = 13,
45. (C)
Revathi Subbu
43. (B)
35. (A) 8 + 7 = 15
PERFORATE
46. (D)
50. (C)
2 + 13 = 15
ou
n
9 + 6 = 15
47. (D)
T = 03, 10, 56, 68, 78, 89

E = 11, 43, 59, 75, 97
M = 21, 31, 32, 58, 69, 79
P = 12, 40, 55, 96, 99
51. (B) Average weight of 40 Children = 36.2 kg

ATQ,
Family
am
Average weight of 43 children
Pa
r
Husband Wife
Magazines
36.2 40 42.3 39.7 39.5

43
= 36.5 kg
52. (B) Height of cylinder = 9 m
Novels
Let radius = r m
ATQ,
3 2p rh = 2p rh + 2p r2
Conclusion- I -
II -
38. (D)
48. (B)
T = 03, 10, 56, 68, 78, 89
5 + 10 = 15
Books
44. (D)
49. (D)
7 + 8 = 15, 7 8 = 56
37. (B)
Pappu
ng
(5 + 4)2 = 81
34. (C) 4 + 5 = 9,
Aruna
Nisha
33. (C) (3 + 5)2 = 64
36. (C)
11
10
2
= 30 55
30. (B) a b b / b b a / a b b / b b a
Then,
11
m
2
4p r 9 = 2p r2
r=29
r = 18
Radius of cylinder = 18 m
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59. (D)
Second number =
60 1680
= 420
240
a -b
1
x
9
4b 3
1
2x 85 = x
9
a2 + b2
4b 3
a 4 - b4
a 4 + b4
4b 3
4b 3
a +b
a 8 - b8
a 8 - b8
8b 7
8
a - b8
8b 7
a 8 - b8
a 8 - b8
8b 7 - 8b 7
8b 7
a 4 + b4
4b 3 (a 4 + b 4 ) - 4b 3 (a 4 - b 4 )
ng
x 5 80 + x =
1
x
9
a 2 - b2
2b
2b(a 2 + b 2 ) - 2b(a 2 - b 2 )
54. (B) Let age of elder person = x years

then age of younger person = (85 x) years
ATQ,
(x 5) (85 x 5) =
a +b - a +b
nt
First number second number = HCF LCM
1
1
2b
4b 3
8b 7
- 2
a - b a + b a + b 2 a 4 + b 4 a 8 - b8
Ce
LCM = 28x
x + 28x = 1740
HCF = 60 and LCM = 28 60 = 180
re
53. (D) Let HCF = x
8b 7
a 8 - b8
=0
hi
60. (A)
1
2x x = 85
9
61. (B) ATQ,
x=
Co
ac
Volume of cuboidal box =
17
x = 85
9
85 9
= 45 years
17
62. (C) A + B
12
So, present age of elder person = 45 years
B+C
15
55. (A) ATQ,

Average after 20th innings = 110 4 19
= 34
C+A
20
So, Ratio of volumes = 1 (2)2 : 2 (1)2

=2:1
Diameter of metallic sphere = 6 cm
Length of metallic wore = 36 m
ATQ,
am
57. (A)
6 3
2

=p r 36 100
2
Pa
r
4
p
3
r2 =
4 27
= 0.01 cm
3 36 100
r = 0.1 cm
58. (D) ATQ,
Sum of x and y = (0, 5), (1, 4), (2, 3),
(3, 2), (4, 1), (5, 0), (5, 9),
(6, 8), (7, 7), (8, 6), (9, 5)
3
6x 2
cubic unit
5
60
4
3
12
Let total units of work = 60
Ratio of height of cones = 1 : 2

Ratio of diameter of cones = 2 : 1
ou
n
56. (B)
x 4x 9x cubic unit
Work done (A + B + C) in 6 days =
12
6 = 36 units
2
Remaining units of work = 60 36 = 24 units

Work will be finished by B and C =
63. (B)
Train1
24
= 6 days
4
Speed
7
Time
4
28
Train2
3.5
Distance covered by first train till 7 am = 14 km

Remaining distance = 28 14 = 14 km
Time taken to cross after 7 am =
14
= 56 mins
15
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66. (B) ATQ,
ATQ,
(9 + 4)2 - (9 - 4)2 = 12 cm
PQ =
20
C1 1 +
= C2
100
20
1
300
So, area of square having side PQ = 144 cm2

67. (C) ATQ,
120
280
C =
C
100 1 300 2
C1 7
=
C2 9
= 3
68. (C) ATQ,
ng
= 100 (20 + 15 5)
40
In ABP,
In ABQ,
20 3
PB
.....(i)
ou
n
cotq =
AB
PB
tan (90 q ) =
AB
2 3
=
QB QP + PB
20 3
40 + PB
am
tanq =
tanq =
......(ii)
4%
96
S.P.
10%
100
Co
ac
= 70%
C.P.
hi
69. (C)
20 3
Pa
r
20 3
20 3
PB
40 + PB
PB(40 + PB) = 1200

PB2 + 40PB 1200 = 0
PB2 + 60PB 20PB 1200 = 0
PB(PB 60) 20(PB + 600) = 0
110
3
18 4 %
`4
114
If difference is ` 4 then cost price = ` 100

Originally difference is ` 6 then cost price
100
6
= `
= ` 150
4
70. (C) ATQ,

20 =
(1550 - 1450) 2 r
100
r = 10%
71. (C) 70040000000 = 7.004 1010
72. (B) Principal = ` 48000
Ratio = 10% per annum
From equation (i) and (ii)

cotq tanq =
3
km/hr
14
Students passed in both subject
7
1920 = ` 1080
7 +9
65. (B)
Ce
7
So, C1 =
1920 = ` 840
7 +9
C2 =
20 + 15 + 10
45
=
20 15 10 4 + 5 + 5
+
+
5
3
2
nt
Average speed =
re
64. (B) Cost price of both radios = ` 1920
Time = 1
1
years
2
10 3
Amount = 48000 1 +
200
= ` 55566
So, compound interest = ` (55566 48000)
(PB 20) (PB + 60) = 0
= ` 7566
So, PB = 20 m
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1
1
1
a
b
c
-a
x
1
1
b
c
a
-b
+x
77. (A) sina =
1
1
c
a
b
-c
+x
x-1
2x
2x
x1
re
1 c a 1 a b 1 b c
x b c
x c a
73. (C) x a b
nt
= x
x+1
x-1
x +1
78. (C) x(x + y + z) = 9
So, tana =
a - b +b - c +c - a
(a - b )(b - c )(c - a )
= x0
Ce
= x
1
1
1
+
+
(a - b )(c - a ) (b - c )(a - b ) (c - a )(b - c )
y(x + y + z) = 16
=1
z(x + y + z) = 144
74. (C) Height of circular cone = 8 cm
ng
x(x + y + z) + y(x + y + z) + z(x + y + z)

= 9 + 16 + 144
Radius of circular cone = 2 cm
(x + y + z) (x + y + z) = 169 = 132
ATQ,
x + y + z = 13
x(x + y + z) = 9
hi
4
1
p r 3 = p (2)2 8
3
3
Diameter = 2r = 4 cm
75. (B) Cost price1 = ` 564
Discount = 6%
9
13
79. (C) Principal = ` 4000

Rate of interest = 10%
Time = 2 years
Compound interest
= ` 4000
100
Marked price1 = ` 564

= ` 600
94
Cost price2 = ` 396

Discount = 1%
x=
Co
ac
r3 = 8 = (2)3 r = 2
= ` 840
ou
n
100
Marked price2 = ` 396

= ` 400
99
ATQ,
Simple interest = `
Total cost price = ` (564 + 396) = ` 960

Total marked price = ` (600 + 400 ) = ` 1000
am
1000 - 960
Discount =
100
1000
= 4%
Pa
r
76. (A) M1D1 = M2D2

(6M 8B) 10 = (26M + 48B) 2
60 M 52 M = 96 B 80 B
8 M = 16 B
M = 2B
(6 M + 8 B) 10 = (15 M + 20 B) D
(6 M + 4 M) 10 = (15 M + 10 M ) D
D=
100
= 4 days
25
10 2
1 +
- 4000
100
Principal =
80. (C)
840
= ` 420
2
42 100
= ` 1750
8 3
Area of AMB =
B
AB LN
2
Area of ABCD
2
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86. (D) Let price of commodity = ` 100
Price after all increment
x z
=
y w
105 108 177
= ` 100
100 100 100
xw = yz
(xy + zw )2 = x 2y 2 + z 2w 2 + 2xyzw
= 200.718
= x 2y 2 + z 2w 2 + xyzw + xyzw
= x y +y z +z w + x w
82. (D) Number of students in group R = 12

Number of students in group Q
75%
= 36
25%
= (12 + 36)
40%
60%
90. (D)
am
q = p3 -
2q = 2 p 3 - 3 p 3 + 3 p
p 3 - 3 p = - 2q
3 + 3 + 3 3 + ... upto n terms = 39 + 13 3
( 3 )n - 1 =
1
4
13 3( 3 + 1)( 3 - 1)
3
( 3)n = 26 + 1 = 27
( 3)n = ( 3)6
n=6
85. (C) m% of m + n% of n = 2% of (m n)
m2 + n2 2mn = 0
(m n)2 = 0
m=n
m is 100% of n
= 39 + 13 3
( 3)n - 1 = 13(3 - 1)
60
= 15 days
4
m2
n2
2mn
+
=
100 100 100
3( p 2 - 1)
p
2
3-1
Time taken by both A and B to finish the work
Pa
r
3sinxcos(sinx + cosx)
3[( 3)n - 1]
60
13 m
sin3 x + cos3 x = (sin x + cos x )3
60
(300) + (200)
600
2sinxcosx = p2 1
ou
n
=3:2
84. (B) Let A can do work in = x days
ATQ,
x + 40 = 3x
x = 20 days
sin2 x + cos2 x + 2sin cos x = p 2
110 40 110
:
100
100
20
88. (A) sinx + cosecx = 2

i.e., sinx = 1 x = 90
sin9x + cosec11x + cot13x + cos15x
=1+1+0+0=2
Co
ac
= 32
So, total number of students = 12 + 36 + 32 = 80
83. (A) Distance between A and B = 110 km
Related speed = (60 + 40) km/hr
= 100 km/hr
89. (B) (sin x + cos x )2 = p 2
Number of students in group P
AC : BC = 60
300 200
Shorterst distance =
= (x 2 + z 2 )(y 2 + w 2 )
= 12
87. (C) ATQ,
Ce
ng
2 2
hi
2 2
200.718 - 100
= 33.57%
3
nt
= x 2y 2 + z 2w 2 + y 2 z 2 + x 2w 2
Average increase =
re
81. (A)
91. (B)
A
2
4
6
48
: B : C : D
: 3 : 3 : 3
: 4 : 5 : 5
: 6 : 6 : 7
: 72 : 90 : 105
A : B : C : D = 16 : 24 : 30 : 35
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21
46 11
42
:
97. (C) Required ratio =
100
100
100
100
= 23 : 11
48
B
6
14
Let total units of work = 48

Work done by then in 1
1
3
hours = 14
= 21 units
2
2
100 11
98. (C) Required population = 12160
38 16
= 22000
99. (B) Required population
re
92. (D) A
nt
Remaining work = 48 21 = 27 units
10 110 58
= 30000
15 100 100
= 12760
1
hours
2
1
1
So, time taken to fill the tank = 1 + 4
2
2
101. (B)
= 6 hours
ATQ,
18
18
+
5 - 4 5+4
Co
ac
Total time required =
hi
93. (B) Swimming rate of man = 5 km/hr

Velocity of water = 4 km/hr
102. (B)
= 20 hours
94. (B) ATQ,
103. (D)
OBC = 90 BAC
= 90 50 = 40
95. (D)
ou
n
x+2
E
x2
B
104. (B)
x1
C
am
ATQ,
AD AE
=
DB EC
Pa
r
x
x +2
=
x- 2 x-1
x2 - x = x2 - 4
x=4
15 52
96. (B) Required percentage = 32000
16 100
21 11
49
:
100 100 100

= 300 : 77
The communal question had become
a baffling one as the Muslim League
tightened its demand for Pakistan.
Against the congress demand of quit
India, the Muslim Leagues new
slogan was Divide and quit. On
March 21, 1943, Muslim League
observed as Pakistan Day.
State and Centre List is found in the
seventh schedule of the Constitution
of India.
Vi ta min B 1 wa s di scovered by
Casimir Funk in 1912.
Kadambari is a romantic novel in
San skrit . It was subst antia lly
composed by Banabhatta in the first
half of the 7th century CE, who did not
survive to see it through completion.
The nove l was completed by
Banabhattas son Bhushanbhatta,
according to the plan laid out by his
father.
Tropical Deciduous forest are the most
widespread forests of India. The are
also called the monsoon forests.
* Tropical Deciduous forests thrive
where the rainfall is between
70 cm and 200 cm.
* The trees in these forests shed
their leaves for about six to eight
weeks in summer.
* Teak, Sal, Peepal and Neem are
some of the variety of trees that
are found in tropical deciduous forest.
100. (B) Required ratio =
ng
= 4
Ce
27
Time taken by B to fill remaing tank =
6
105. (D)
= 15600
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Kaieteur Falls is the worlds widest
words to compel inferior courts to keep
single drop waterfall, located on the
within the limits of their jurisdiction.
Potaro River in the Kaieteur National 114. (A)
park in Esse quibo , Gu yan a. It s 115. (C)
location is in the Amazon Forest.
116. (A) Neptune is the eighth planet from the
(A) The currency deposit ratio shows the
sun and the fourth largest (by size) of
amount of currency that people hold
the nine planets. Neptune is smaller
as a proportion of aggregate deposits.
in size but it is heavier than Uranus.
An increase in cash deposit ratio
Neptunes Azure colour is the result
lea ds to a decrease in mo ney
of a gas called methane in its atmosphere.
multiplier. An increase in deposit 117. (B)
rates will induce depositors to deposit 118. (D)
more, thereby leading to a decrease 119. (D) The main reason for the defeat of the
in cash to Aggregate Deposit ratio.
Siraj-ud-daula in the battle of Plassey
This will in turn lead to a rise in
was that the forces led by Mir Jafar,
Money Multiplier.
one of the Nawabs Commander, was
(D) The chemical behaviour of an atom
not participated in the battle.
depends upo n th e num be r of 120. (A) The reddish-brown orangutan is found
Elect ron s orbiti ng aroun d t he
only in the completely isolated rain
nucleus.
forests of Broneo and Nrothern
(D) The States Reorganisation Act, 1956
Sumatra. Swinging gracefully through
was a major reform of the boundaries
the trees, these arboreal primates
of Indias states and territories.
spend most of their time in lowland
(C) According to George Simmel, conflict
swamps, where they feed on fruits,
is a permanent feature of society and
leaves, flowers, stems and insects.
not just a temporary event. It is a 121. (B) Capital Receipts : - The receipt of
process that binds people together in
government which creates liability or
interaction. Further conflict encourages
reduce financial assets are called
people of similar interests to unite
capital receipts. These receipts are
together to achieve their objectives.
classified as
Continuous Conflict in this way keeps
1. Market Borrowings
society dynamic and ever changing.
2. Other borrowings and Loans
(D) As per Article 268-A of the Constitution
3. Small Savings
of India. Service tax is levied by Union
4. Provident fund and other deposits
and collected and appropriated by the 122. (B)
123.
(B)
124.
(B)
Union and States. Service tax is a part 125. (C)
of Central Excise in India. It is a lax 126. (C) The covering or protective tissues in
levied on services provided in India,
the animal body are epithelial tissues.
except the State of Jammu and Kashmir.
Epithelium covers most organs and
(A) Under the zabte system, the most
cavities within the body. It also forms
Fertile land was classified as Polaj.
a ba rrier to keep di fferent body
(B) A writ o f pr ohi bi tion i s i ssu ed
systems separate.
primarily to prevent an inferior court 127. (B) A boat will float when the weight of the
of tribu nal from excee ding its
water displaces equals the weight of
jurisdiction in cases pending before
the boat and anything will float if it is
it or acting contrary to the rules of
shaped to displace its own weight of
natural justice. It is issued by a
water before it reaches the point
superior court to inferior courts from
where it will submerge. Floating of the
usurping a jurisdiction with which it
boa t works on the prin ciple of
was not legally vested, or in other
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112.
Pa
r
113.
am
111.
ou
n
110.
hi
109.
Co
ac
108.
ng
Ce
nt
107.
re
106. (B)
141. (B)
142. (C)
143. (D)
144. (C)
ou
n
The Reserve Bank of India is the main

monetary authority of the country and
beside that the central bank acts as
the bank of the national and state
governments. It formulates, implements
and monitors the monetary policy as
well as it has to ensure an adequate
flow of credit to productive sectors.
Objectives are maintaining price
stability and ensuring adequate flow
of credit to productive sectors.
145. (C)
Pa
r
am
133. (D)
134. (D)
2.
Che mical name o f Vit amin E is

Tocopherols.
Com on na me of Periplan eta
Americana is Cockroach.
Common carp is the variety of fish.
ng
139. (A)
140. (B)
hi
The thorn forests and scrubs are

found in regions where the rainfall
is less than 70 cm.
The vegetation in these forest are
thorny trees and bushes.
The thorn forests are found in the
sem i-ari d area s of Gujarat,
Raj astha n, Ma dhya Prade sh,
Chhatisgarh, Uttar Pradesh and
Haryana.
Ana cias, palms, euphorbi as,
keekar and cacti are the main
plants found in these forests.
decreased by a factor of
131. (C)
132. (A)
The institution of 'Do-Aspa' and

'Si-Aspa' was introduced in the reign
of Jahangir. It was a very rare rank
whi ch wa s gran ted t o a rare
Mansabdar. The holders of these
ranks were required to maintain
some additional horsemen under
them and they were paid a special
allowance for that.
Co
ac
130. (B)
Ce
nt
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buoyancy force which is an upward 136. (D) The term mutat ion was fi rst
suggested by Hugo de Vries in his
force exerted by a liquid, gas or other
classical work The Mutation Theory
fluid, that opposes the weight of an
in 1901.
immersed object.
137.
(C)
128. (A) Before x-ray examination (coloured xray) of the stomach, patients are given 138. (D) The time period of a pendulum is
directly proportional to the square root
suitable salt of barium be cause
of its l ength . So. if th e len gth
barium is a good absorber of x-rays
increase s, it s tim e period a lso
and helps stomach to appear clearly.
increase. It means that it takes longer
129. (A) Alzheimers disease affects the brain.
to complete one oscillation. So when
The disease causes degeneration of
its length is halved, its time period is
brain tissues and nerve cells.
146. (B)
147. (B)
135. (A)
148. (C)
A magnetic alloy is a combination of

various metals from the periodic table
that contains at least one of the three
main magnetic elements; iron (Fe),
nickel (Ni), and cobalt (Co). Such an
alloy must contain but is not limited
to one o r more of these metals.
Mag netic alloy s have become
common, especially in the form of
steel (iron and carbon) alnico (iron,
nickel). The storn gest magne tic
element is iron, which allows items
made out of these alloys to attract to
magnets.
In this case the given equation shows
that the velocity is linear with time
and therefore the particle is moving
with constant acceleration because for
a particle to acq uire const ant
acceleration the graph of the velocity
time graph should be in linear with
the time function.
This is caused due to the interference
caused by the electromagnetic waves
generated by a passing vehicle.
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149.
(D)
150.
(D)
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MEANINGS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER

Meaning in English
Meaning in Hindi
Abound
exist in large number or amount
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Awestruck
filled with awe
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Beneficiary
a person who gain advantage from something
Brevity
conciseness
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Cognitive
related to cognition i.e. knowing ,perception etc.
Commend
praise
Comrade
a friend or companion
Conciseness
expressing much in few words, clear
Conjugal
related to marriage
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Conquest
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involving or taking great care
Consequence
a result, an effect
Convivial
enjoying good company, sociable
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Deductive
based on deduction
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Desperate
having lost all hope
Drove
a flock or herd being driven in a body
Enthusiast
one who is filled with enthusiasm
Eroding
deteriorating
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Ex post facto
after the fact
4;
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Executed
put to death
Exonerate
to free from blame
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Expatriate
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to send into exile

to speed up the process
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to praise highly
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to infer, to estimate
9 50<:6 03:5
Fleet
a no. of warships operating together under one
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am
Extol
without any preparation or planning
command
located at the front
9 016550
Fulcrum
any prop or support
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Gaffe
a social blunder
Gall
outrageous insolence
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Gamut
a complete range
Gist
the central idea
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Gregarious
sociable
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free from fault or error, spotless
Immediacy
the condition of being immediate
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Impertinent
irrelevant, rude
9 4 07
Inculcating
implanting an idea
Insolent
disrespectful, rude, impertinent
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Ipso facto
by the fact itself
Longevity
long life
Loquacious
very talkative
Marginalise
to confine to a lower limit
Memorandum
a written document
Monologue
a long speech by one person
Obscene
offensive to accepted standards of decency
Overwrought
full of nervous tension; agitated
Paradox
a statement that contradicts oneself
9 176 6l5918 7
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Partisan
biased in support of a party
4 =54 572.6 4 =5/ 3
Perceive
to become aware of through the senses
Persist
to continue in existence
Proletariat
the industrial working class
Proncunciation
a way of of speaking a word
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Proponent
a person supporting something
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a hero, the central character
Protest
to display unwillingness to an idea
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nclined to quarrel
Quash
to annul or put an end to
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easily; without difficulty
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to reason or plead in protest
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turned to a person or action for help
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the act of moving back or away
am
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Revoke
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to take back of withdraw; cancel

disrespectful, insolent
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talking to oneself
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a large no. of insects in motion
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logical deduction
Vassal
subordinate, slave
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a reversal in opinion or policy
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drunk, intoxicated
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SSC MOCK TEST -153 (ANSWER KEY)

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Explanation
151. (C) Add 'the' before bakery. Use the to refer
to something which has already been mentioned.
152. (A) No error
153. (D) Replace to by with.
154. (D) Replace am seeing by can see. See,
Hear, Feel, Small, Taste' - when these
verbs refer to perception, we do not
normally use progressive forms. To talk
about seeing, hearing etc at a particular
moment, we often use can see, can hear etc.
Ex. Can you hear somebody coming up the
stairs?
NOT 'Are you hearing somebody coming
up the stairs?'
155. (C) Use did she finish in place of she
finished.
When the sentence is introduced by an
adverb, or when the verb is meant to
Note:- 1.
2.
(B)
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(D)
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(A)
(B)
(A)
(C)
(C)
(B)
(D)
(D)
(A)
(C)
(D)
(B)
(A)
express a wish or prayer, the inverted

form of verb is used.
Ex. No sooner did she arrive than she
started laughing.
English - 152 (Corrections)

163. You must accustom yourself with new
ideas.
(A) accustomed with
(B) accustom yourself to
(C) accustom to
(D) No improvement
173. Execrable
(A) Repulsive
(B) Unhappy
(C) Blame
(D) Laudable
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SSC MOCK TEST -153 (SOLUTION)

There are 10 triangles in the given

Jungle Timber Pulp Paper Book

12. (D) (A) M L N O

13. (B) (A) 13

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39. (B) According to question.

29. (C) NATION

T = 03, 10, 56, 68, 78, 89

51. (B) Average weight of 40 Children = 36.2 kg

Average weight of 43 children

36.2 40 42.3 39.7 39.5

T = 03, 10, 56, 68, 78, 89

33. (C) (3 + 5)2 = 64

54. (B) Let age of elder person = x years

First number second number = HCF LCM

53. (D) Let HCF = x

61. (B) ATQ,

Volume of cuboidal box =

So, present age of elder person = 45 years

55. (A) ATQ,

So, Ratio of volumes = 1 (2)2 : 2 (1)2

Let total units of work = 60

Ratio of height of cones = 1 : 2

Work done (A + B + C) in 6 days =

Remaining units of work = 60 36 = 24 units

Distance covered by first train till 7 am = 14 km

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So, area of square having side PQ = 144 cm2

68. (C) ATQ,

PB(40 + PB) = 1200

If difference is ` 4 then cost price = ` 100

70. (C) ATQ,

From equation (i) and (ii)

Students passed in both subject

64. (B) Cost price of both radios = ` 1920

(PB 20) (PB + 60) = 0

77. (A) sina =

74. (C) Height of circular cone = 8 cm

x(x + y + z) + y(x + y + z) + z(x + y + z)

Radius of circular cone = 2 cm

79. (C) Principal = ` 4000

Marked price1 = ` 564

Cost price2 = ` 396

Marked price2 = ` 396

Total cost price = ` (564 + 396) = ` 960

76. (A) M1D1 = M2D2

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105 108 177

100 100 100

82. (D) Number of students in group R = 12

Time taken by both A and B to finish the work

sin3 x + cos3 x = (sin x + cos x )3

sin2 x + cos2 x + 2sin cos x = p 2

88. (A) sinx + cosecx = 2

89. (B) (sin x + cos x )2 = p 2

Number of students in group P

87. (C) ATQ,

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97. (C) Required ratio =

Let total units of work = 48

98. (C) Required population = 12160