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Q.613·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

Height (in cm) Number of Students 160-162 12 162-164 15 164-166 24 166-168 13 The height which occurs most frequently in the class is

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Q.614·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

BHARATPOL portal has been developed by

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Q.615·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

Which of the following main industry/ industries was/were developed in the second industrial revolution that took place after about 1850?

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Q.616·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

Which one among the following mahajanapadas in ancient India was an oligarchy?

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Q.617·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

Height (in cm) Number of Students 160-162 12 162-164 15 164-166 24 166-168 13 What is the median height of the class?

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Q.618·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

Which one of the following sentences is correct?

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Q.619·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

Convert from indirect speech to direct speech: The teacher asked her students why they had been quiet in the previous class.

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Q.620·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

An attempt to determine the number of languages in the world is affected by other factors. A few new languages do continue to be discovered, even these days, as unexplored regions of the world begin to be opened up. The discovery does not usually take place straight away. Often there are similarities with an already known language which make the investigators assume that what they have found is just a dialect of that language. Only after a considerable period of contact does it transpire that the speech is so different that it has to be considered a different language. It takes a language survey to establish the facts, and there are still many countries where such surveys are incomplete or have not even begun. The people may be known, but the identity of their language may not be. Because many such peoples are bilingual or multilingual, and converse with outsiders in lingua franca, it may take a while before linguists come to realize that there is an ethnic language there at all. Which one of the following is a way to establish the discovery of a new language?

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Q.621·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

An attempt to determine the number of languages in the world is affected by other factors. A few new languages do continue to be discovered, even these days, as unexplored regions of the world begin to be opened up. The discovery does not usually take place straight away. Often there are similarities with an already known language which make the investigators assume that what they have found is just a dialect of that language. Only after a considerable period of contact does it transpire that the speech is so different that it has to be considered a different language. It takes a language survey to establish the facts, and there are still many countries where such surveys are incomplete or have not even begun. The people may be known, but the identity of their language may not be Because many such peoples are bilingual or multilingual, and converse with outsiders in lingua franca, it may take a while before linguists come to realize that there is an ethnic language there at all. Which one of the following statements is correct?

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Q.622·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

An attempt to determine the number of languages in the world is affected by other factors. A few new languages do continue to be discovered, even these days, as unexplored regions of the world begin to be opened up. The discovery does not usually take place straight away. Often there are similarities with an already known language which make the investigators assume that what they have found is just a dialect of that language. Only after a considerable period of contact does it transpire that the speech is so different that it has to be considered a different language. It takes a language survey to establish the facts, and there are still many countries where such surveys are incomplete or have not even begun. The people may be known, but the identity of their language may not be. Because many such peoples are bilingual or multilingual, and converse with outsiders in lingua franca, it may take a while before linguists come to realize that there is an ethnic language there at all. Which one of the following is NOT the reason for the difficulty in estimating the number of languages of the world?

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Q.623·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

Convert from direct speech to indirect speech: Nitin said to his brother, "What a beautiful painting it is ?"

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Q.624·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

Followed by their appropriate meaning. Identify the correct meaning and mark your answer accordingly in the Answer Sheet. Turgid:

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Q.625·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

You are required to select the option that most appropriately describes the meaning of both the words and mark your response on the Answer Sheet accordingly. Accept and Except

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Q.626·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

Followed by their appropriate meaning. Identify the correct meaning and mark your answer accordingly in the Answer Sheet. Retrogression:

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Q.627·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

An attempt to determine the number of languages in the world is affected by other factors. few new languages do continue to be discovered, even these days as unexplored regions of the world begin to be opened up. The discovery does not usually take place straight away. Often there are similarities with an already known language which make the investigators assume that what they have found is just a dialect of that language. Only after a considerable period of contact does it transpire that the speech is so different that it has to be considered a different language. It takes a language survey to establish the facts, and there are still many countries where such surveys are incomplete or have not even begun. The people may be known, but the identity of their language may not be. Because many such peoples are bilingual or multilingual, and converse with outsiders in lingua franca, it may take a while before linguists come to realize that there is an ethnic language there at all. Which one of the following words from passage means 'come to be known' ?

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Q.628·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

You are required to select the option that most appropriately describes the meaning of both the words and mark your response on the Answer Sheet accordingly. Broke and brook

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Q.629·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

Followed by their appropriate meaning. Identify the correct meaning and mark your answer accordingly in the Answer Sheet. Cynosure:

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Q.630·Miscellaneous·2025·Easy

Followed by their appropriate meaning. Identify the correct meaning and mark your answer accordingly in the Answer Sheet. Coeval:

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