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PRE Upper Primary SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATION (Std. 5th), FEBRUARY 2018Seat No.05 0 2Paper No. IIPages : 32Medium : EnglishSetThird Language and Intelligence TestATime : 1:30 to 3:00Total Marks :150Read the following instructions carefully before you answer the questions.(1) This question paper contains two sections. In Section I there are 1 to 25 questions of Third Languageand in Section II there are 26 to 75 questions of Intelligence Test. All 75 questions are compulsory.(2) All questions carry 2 marks each.(3) Time limit to solve the question paper is 90 minutes.(4) Separate answer sheet is given to record the answers. Each question has been given four alternatives.Read them carefully. Select the correct answer and shade the correct answer in the answer sheet.Example :– If the correct alternative for Q. No. 6 is 2, then record your answer as follows:Question No. 6 (5) Answer recorded in any other form will not be considered. Such answer will be credited with 'Zero' mark. Example: (6) Use blue or black ball pen to darken the circle. Pencil is not allowed. Circles darkened by pencil willnot be credited.(7) Once you have darkened the circle as correct alternative you cannot change it.(8) If more than one circle are darkened or overwriting is done, the answer will not be accepted.(9) The rough work is to be done in the space given under each page do on the last page or the questionpaper.(10) If you do not know the answer to any question, do not spend much time on it and pass on to the nextone. If the time permits you can come back to the question which you have left in the first instanceand try them again.(11) If you find any question incomplete or with error, then or not ask anything to the Supervisor orCentre Incharge.(12) For any error/mistake/objection issues, school or parents should not send written application to BlockEducation Officer or Education Officer. These error/ mistake/objection issues should be registeronline through respective school login only.(13) The error/ mistake/ objection issues should be register online within 10-days from the publication ofInterim answer key on MSCE website.(14) Questions can be cancelled due to printing mistake or any other reason, on the basis of the suggestionsgiven by the Committee of Experts.(15) Along with the question paper of the respective medium, the English version of question paper isalso provided. In case of doubt please refer to the English version of the same question.0502 – A1 of 32P.T.O.
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Alphabets : A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY4. eqykauk ldkGh dks.k mBors\(1) ?kqaxjkpk vkokt(2) eksVspk vkokt(3) 'khG(4) vktksck5. eqykauk vktksck osQOgk [kkÅ nsrkr\(1) jkej{kk EgVY;koj(2) xkbZuk jkukrwu vk.kY;kuarj(3) [ksGwu vkY;kuarj(4) vH;kl osQY;kuarj6. eqykauk dks.k HkqjG ?kkywu tkrks\(1) okÚ;kph 'khG(2) ikfjtkrdkpk lqxa/(3) iQ.klkps xjs(4) xksM 'kgkGh7. fnysY;k okD;krhy v/ksjsf[kr 'kCnklkBh lekukFkhZ ulysyk 'kCn fuoMk-;ko"khZ ikÅl pkaxyk iMY;keqGs loZ ryko Hkjys(1) rMkx(2) lkjl(3) dklkj(4) v.kZoSpace for Rough Work0502 – A5 of 32P.T.O.
v{kjekyk % A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O8. [kkyhyiSdh fo#¼kFkhZ 'kCnkaph v;ksX; tksMh fuoMkPQRST(1) vkBo.ks folj.ks(2) gl.ks jM.ks(3) vks .ks dy.ks(4) ekoG.ks lkatko.ksUVWXY9. fnysY;k 'kCnlewgkcn ny ;ksX; 'kCn i;kZ;karwu fuoMk T;kyk vkbZoMhy ukghr vlk*(1) LoPNanh(2) ouoklh(3) ukfLrd(4) iksjdk10. èouhn'kZd 'kCnkuqlkj pqdhph tksMh fuoMk-(1) gÙkh&phRdkj(2) ekdM&xqatkjo(3) eksj&osQdkjo(4) ?kqcM&?kqRdkj11. t'kh izok'kkaph qacM r'kh ek'kkaph(1) jkl(2) tqMh(3) FkIih(4) xkFk.kdPP;k dkeklkBh tkxk0502 – A6 of 32P.T.O.
Alphabets : A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY12. gÙkhP;k ?kjkyk dk; Eg.kr ukghr\(1) gÙkh[kkuk(2) vackj[kkuk(3) fnok.k[kkuk(4) ihy[kkuk13. oko Qizpkj o vFkZ ;kuqlkj pqdhph tksMh fuoMk(1) dkaxkok dj.ks & [kksVs cksy.;kpk vko vk.k.ks(2) gq''k dj.ks & eksdGk 'okl ?ks.ks(3) dkojhckojh gks.ks & xksa/Gwu tk.ks(4) UgkÅ ?kky.ks & va?kksG ?kky.ks14. fnysY;k v{kjkaiklwu r;kj gks.kkÚ;k Eg.khrhy e/ys v{kj dks.krs ;sbZy\ik:i(2) ikvagwa.k;(1) uujkoslFkik(3) gw(4) .kSpace for Rough Work0502 – A7 of 32P.T.O.
v{kjekyk % A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O15. fnysY;k okD;krhy v/ksjsf[kr 'kCnkpk vFkZ fuoMk-PQRSTUVWXYR;kauh Mko jpwu dcM Mhpk Mko ftadyk(1) cktw(2) dkjLFkku(3) lkeuk(4) lk[kGh16. iq hyiSdh dks.krk tksM'kCn ukgh\(1) dke/ke(2) dkepqdkj(3) dkedkt(4) dke/ank17. ch] lq] ik] j] ja ;k ikp v{kjkaiklwu vFkZi.w kZ 'kCn r;kj osQY;kl R;kr 'ksoVps v{kj dks.krs\(1) ch(2) j(3) ik(4) lq18. fnysY;k okD;kr ,owQ.k fdrh ukes vkyh vkgsr\lksgeP;k uohu lk;dyyk nksu vkjls vkgsr(1) nksu(2) pkj(3) rhu(4) ,ddPP;k dkeklkBh tkxk0502 – A8 of 32P.T.O.
Alphabets : A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY19. iq hyiSdh dks.krs fØ;kin ukgh\(1) ?ks(2) ns(3) us(4) gs20. fnysY;k i;kZ;karwu fo#n / yxh 'kCnkaph pqdhph tksMh fuoMk-(1) ekyd&uksdj(2) ;qod&;qorh(3) Jheku&Jherh(4) ckgqyk&ckgqyh21. fnysY;k i;kZ;karwu fuf'pri.ks vusdopuh 'kCn fuoMk(1) ksGh(2) iksGh(3) vksGh(4) eksGh22. fnysY;k okD;kr ,owQ.k fdrhosGk LoYifojke* gs fpUg nÔkos ykxsy\vkejkbZr iksiV dksdhG fpe.;k lkGwaD;k o dkoGs fnlrkr(1) rhu(2) nksu(3) pkj(4) ikpSpace for Rough Work0502 – A9 of 32P.T.O.
v{kjekyk % A B C D E F G H I J23. iq hyiSdh v'kqn / 'kCn fuoMk-KLMNO(1) oqQywi(2) eSf k.k(3) oqQVqac(4) gqrqrwPQRSTUVWXY24. dfork o doh ;kuqlkj pqdhph tksMh fuoMk-(1) irax & v- Kk- iqjkf.kd(2) cSyiksGk&/ksaMhjke jktiwr(3) unhps xk.ks&fo-e-oqQyd.khZ(4) NksVsls cgh.kHkkÅ&x-g-ikVhy25. eg"khZ* gh mik/h iq hyiSdh dks.kkyk ukgh\(1) foB By jketh 'kns(2) HkkÅjko ikVhy(3) okfYedh(4) /ksaMks osQ'ko dosZdPP;k dkeklkBh tkxk0502 – A10 of 32P.T.O.
Alphabets : A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYSection IIIntelligence Test26. ''Merit consists in doing good to others, sin in doing harm to others.'' Inthis sentence how many words having five letters each are more or less thanthe words having two letters each?(1) more by 2(2) less by 1(3) less by 2(4) more by 1Instructions for Q. Nos. 27 to 31 : Find out the odd term.27. (1) 17(3) 730(2) 290(4) 7128. (1) 319(2) 232(3) 251(4) 174Space for Rough Work0502 – A11 of 32P.T.O.
v{kjekyk % A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRST29. (1) Preliminary(2) Prehistoric(3) Prepaid(4) Preposition30. (1)(3)31. (1)(3)UVWXY(2)(4)(2)(4)dPP;k dkeklkBh tkxk0502 – A12 of 32P.T.O.
Alphabets : A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYInstructions for Q. Nos. 32 to 33 : Observe the number series and find the correctalternative to replace the question mark. (?)32. 114, 85, 62, 43, ? 13(1) 26(2) 18(3) 24(4) 2133. 11, 12, 16, 52, ? 92, 96(1) 77(2) 56(3) 61(4) 8334. Aman is standing 10 metres away from Obama facing North and 20 metresaway from Rafiq facing NORTH-WEST, then in which direction is Rafiqstanding to Obama?(1) East(2) West(3) North(4) SouthSpace for Rough Work0502 – A13 of 32P.T.O.
v{kjekyk % A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY35. If the mirror is held from the left side of the given figures. which figure willlook as it is?(1)HTH(2)YNY(3)IZI(4)OSO36. Find the correct figure from the alternatives which is the mirror image ofthe question figure.Question Figure(1)(2)(3)(4)dPP;k dkeklkBh tkxk0502 – A14 of 32P.T.O.
Alphabets : A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY37. If 6th August was Friday, then in the same month what date it will be onlast Wednesday?(1) 31(2) 25(3) 27(4) 30Instructions for Q. Nos. 38 to 39 : Select the correct figure that is water imageof the question figure from the alternatives.38. Question Figure(1)(2)(3)(4)Space for Rough Work0502 – A15 of 32P.T.O.
v{kjekyk % A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY39. Question Figure(1)(2)(3)(4)40. Rekha's second birthday was on Saturday 25th July 2009, then on whatday was she born?(1) Monday(2) Tuesday(3) Wednesday(4) ThursdaydPP;k dkeklkBh tkxk0502 – A16 of 32P.T.O.
Alphabets : A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY41. In the given alphabetical series which letters are repeated same number oftimes?Letters : A B C D B A C A D C D A C D B C(1) A and D(2) D and C(3) A and B(4) D and BInstructions for Q. Nos. 42 to 46 : There exists a certain relation betweenfirst and second term. The same relation exists between third and fourthterm. Considering this choose the correct alternative to replace the questionmark (?)42. Goa : Panaji : : Aassam : ?(1) Ranchi(2) Kohima(3) Dispur(4) Gangtok43. 3564 : 6 : : 7827 : ?(1) 2(2) 8(3) 12(4) 1044. 36 : 10 : : 27 : ?(1) 26(2) 16(3) 15(4) 24Space for Rough Work0502 – A17 of 32P.T.O.
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Alphabets : A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY47. By interchanging the digits of the numbers in the given number series howmany Prime numbers will form?Letters % 31, 59, 35, 19, 17, 34, 16, 89, 74(1) 5(2) 7(3) 4(4) 648. Alphabetical Series : ABCDE FGHIJ KLMNO PQRST UVWXY3Find out between which two letters the 5 th of the letters between G andR occurs in the above alphabetical series.(1) B and H(2) K and S(3) H and O(4) D and HInstructions for Q. Nos. 49 to 50 : Find out the figure from the alternativeswhich exactly matches the question figure.49. Question Figure(1)(2)(3)(4)Space for Rough Work0502 – A19 of 32P.T.O.
v{kjekyk % A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY50. Question Figure(1)(2)(3)(4)51. See the number arrangement and find the number that will replace thequestion mark from the alternatives.2857393?4(1) 1(2) 0(3) 6(4) 10dPP;k dkeklkBh tkxk0502 – A20 of 32P.T.O.
Alphabets : A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYInstructions for Q. Nos. 52 to 53 : Observe the given Venn diagram and answerthe questions based on that by selecting the correct alternative.52. What is the total of the numbers given in the triangle, oval and hexagononly?(1) 16(2) 23(3) 15(4) 2753. Which number is common in the three figures?(1) 4(2) 5(3) 9(4) 354. In a code language '5' is called '4', '3' is called '7', '4' is called '2', then inthe same language 4 3 5 ? (how much)(1) 19(2) 36(3) 30(4) 60Space for Rough Work0502 – A21 of 32P.T.O.
v{kjekyk % A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY55. In a code language means 7like wise 14 103 13Then 42 how much?(1) 4(2) 9(3) 6(4) 5Instructions for Q. Nos. 56 to 60 : In each of the following questions threewords are given with some common relation, so their group is formed. Selectthe word from the alternatives given which has the same common feature ofthe given group.56. Brain, Lungs, Heart,(1) tongue(2) hand(3) liver(4) leg57. 343, 27, 125,(1) 216(2) 261(3) 49(4) 1dPP;k dkeklkBh tkxk0502 – A22 of 32P.T.O.
Alphabets : A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY58. 8525, 7612, 9372,(1) 5824(2) 6083(3) 3701(4) 9824(1)(3)59.(2)(4)60.(1)(2)(3)(4)Space for Rough Work0502 – A23 of 32P.T.O.
v{kjekyk % A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY61. In the following table letters are replaced by symbols.LettersASymbols BCHIOPR Using above symbols, how will opposite of 'POOR' be written?(1) (2) (3) (4) 62. Observe the arrangement of numbers. Find the correct alternative to replacethe question mark (?)823257430369341(1) 2(2) 5(3) 4(4) 35324?dPP;k dkeklkBh tkxk0502 – A24 of 32P.T.O.
Alphabets : A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY63. There is a typical order in the given figures observe them and select thecorrct alternative to replace the question mark (?)(1)(2)(3)(4)64. If elephant is called tiger, tiger is called rabbit, rabbit is called lion, and lionis called bear, then who will be called our national animal?(1) tiger(2) rabbit(3) elephant(4) lionSpace for Rough Work0502 – A25 of 32P.T.O.
v{kjekyk % A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY65. Observe the given series and find out which symbols will replace the questionmark (?)(1)(2)(3)(4)66. In the given number series find out the odd term.11, 27, 51, 83, 102, 171(1) 51(2) 27(3) 171(4) 102dPP;k dkeklkBh tkxk0502 – A26 of 32P.T.O.
Alphabets : A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY67. In a code language BAT 278, ANT 276, NET 765, then in the samecode how 'BEAN' is written? (It is not necessary that the order of the lettersand number is same.)(1) 8572(2) 8526(3) 7685(4) 835668. From the given statements whose activity is incorrect. Choose the correctalternative.(1) Aditi prepares compost manure from the dried flowers and leaves.(2) Sharvin always brings things from the market in plastic bags.(3) Rukhsana actively participates in the social activities.(4) Palak promotes antipollution advertisement.69. A son's present age is 4 less than 1 of the mother's present age and 2 more21than 3 rd of the aunt's present age. If the present age of his mother is 42years then what was the age of his aunt two years ago?(1) 43(2) 45(3) 47(4) 40Space for Rough Work0502 – A27 of 32P.T.O.
v{kjekyk % A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY70. How may triangles are there in the given figure?(1) 9(2) 13(3) 15(4) 1271. In a running race of 5 students, Ahmed was ahead of John. Gautam wasbetween Ahmed and Sameer. Harbhajan was between John and Ahmed.who was at the centre?(1) John(2) Sameer(3) Gautam(4) AhmeddPP;k dkeklkBh tkxk0502 – A28 of 32P.T.O.
Alphabets : A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY72. The clues of same dimension are arranged according to the given figureand a new figure is formed. How many faces will be there of such figure?(1) 12(2) 8(3) 10(4) 1173. If the electric poles are erected at 60m distance on 1.5 km long road on boththe sides, how many poles will be erected?(1) 25(2) 26(3) 50(4) 52Space for Rough Work0502 – A29 of 32P.T.O.
v{kjekyk % A B C D EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY74. What is the number of quadrilaterals in the adjacent figure?(1) 5(2) 4(3) 7(4) 675. The teacher is not in the class and two students enter into a quarrel. Whatwill you do as a monitor?(1) You will see how they fight.(2) Inform the subject of fight to the class teacher.(3) You will convince them and try to sort out the issue.(4) You will prohibit both of them.dPP;k dkeklkBh tkxk0502 – A30 of 32P.T.O.
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