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Evening Shift 03:30 Pm) JKSSB E xam Previous Year P a p e r JKSSB ASSISTANT COMPILER KASHMIR MIGRANT QUESTION PAPER (03/04/2021, EVENING SHIFT 03:30 PM) SECTION :- ENGLISH 1. Choose the option that will make the sentence grammatically correct and meaningfully complete. Be sure that everyone brings ________ own book. A. His B. one’s C. my D. their Answer :-A 2. Read the following paragraph and answer the questions given. Tricki was Mrs. Pumphrey’s pet dog. Looking at Tricki, Mr. Herriot said he has become obese. Mrs. Pumphrey answered “I thought he had malnutrition, so I fed him extra to strengthen him. I couldn’t top his sweets as Tricki refused to eat” Herriot felt that Tricki’s greed for food and his ability to eat at any time of the day made him obese. Few days later Tricki fell sick. He had vomiting and refused to eat even his favorite dishes. Mr. Herriot decided to hospitalize Tricki and help him with recovery. Soon a Tricki was Mrs. Pumphrey’s pet ? What is the meaning of the word ‘obese in this paragraph A. Refusing to eat B. Greed for food C. malnutrition D. Very fat Answer :-D 3. Choose the option that will make the sentence grammatically correct and meaningfully complete. A new tribe was discovered in the forest who spoke___ simple English. A. pain B. plain C. plane JKSSB ASSISTANT COMPILER KASHMIR MIGRANT QUESTION PAPER (03/04/2021, EVENING SHIFT 03:30 PM) D. playing Answer :- B 4. Choose the pair of words that will make the sentence grammatically correct and meaningfully complete. During World War II, the __________ son some of the villages created _______among the people in the other parts of the country. A. attack, motive B. bombardment, panic C. rain, floods D. raids , joy Answer :-B 5. Which one of the following options correctly converts the sentence into indirect speech? Ashok said, “I may leave tomorrow.” A. Ashok informed me to leave tomorrow. B. Ashok said that he might leave the next day. C. Ashok asked if he should leave the next day. D. Ashok said that he could leave tomorrow. Answer :- B 6. Choose the option which gives the proper sequence of the parts which are labeled A, B, C and D to produce a correct and meaningful sentence. A. I told her B. not listen to me C. not to talk to him D. but she did Answer :-A 7. Identify the phrase used in the following sentence : JKSSB ASSISTANT COMPILER KASHMIR MIGRANT QUESTION PAPER (03/04/2021, EVENING SHIFT 03:30 PM) For him, drawing was like eating a piece of cake. A. Like eating B. A piece of cake C. drawing D. For him Answer :- B 8. Read the following paragraph and answer the questions given. Tricki was Mrs. Pumphrey’s pet dog. Looking at Tricki, Mr. Herriot said he has become obese. Mrs. Pumphrey answered “I thought he had malnutrition, so I fed him extra to strengthen him. I couldn’t stop his sweets as Tricki refused to eat”. Herriot felt that Tricki’s greed for food and his ability to eat at any time of the day made him obese. Few days later Tricki fell sick. He had vomiting and refused to eat even his favorite dishes. Mr. Herriot decided to hospitalize Tricki and help him with recovery . Soon a surgery was performed and slowly Tricki was recovering. Tricki was Mrs. Pumphrey’s pet? A. Cat B. Rabbit C. Bird D. Dog Answer :- D 9. Complete the sentence using the correct preposition. A kite is hovering _______ the flat. A. Under B. In C. On D. Over Answer :-D JKSSB ASSISTANT COMPILER KASHMIR MIGRANT QUESTION PAPER (03/04/2021, EVENING SHIFT 03:30 PM) 10. Identify the correctly punctuated sentence. A. It was the great scholar, Vishnu sharma who wrote the Panchatantra tales. B. It was the great scholar Vishnu Sharma , who wrote the panchatantra tales. C. It was the great scholar Vishnu sharma who wrote the panchatantra tales. D. It was the great scholar Vishnu Sharma who wrote panchatantra tales. Answer :-B 11. Choose the option which spells the word correctly. A. Acidentaly B. Acidentally C. Accidentally D. Accidentaly Answer :- C 12. Complete the question using the correct article. Would you like _______ glass of milk ? A. a B. no articly C. an D. the Answer :- A 13. Choose the pair of words that will make the sentence grammatically correct and meaningfully complete. If you are __________, you can ___________any task effectively. A. expert, make B. hardworking , perform C. lazy, execute D. busy, prepare Answer :- B JKSSB ASSISTANT COMPILER KASHMIR MIGRANT QUESTION PAPER (03/04/2021, EVENING SHIFT 03:30 PM) 14. Select the meaning of the following idiom/phrase: “Cheek by jowl” A. Close together B. Too exhausting C. Controlled by someone D. Remain cheerful Answer :-A 15. What is the synonym of “CATASTROPHE”? A. Ending B. Happy C. Reactive D. Disaster Answer :-D SECTION :- MATHEMATICS 16. The first term of an Arithmetic Progression is 6 and the 13th term is 16 The sum of the first 30 terms of the Arithmetic Progression is: A. 440 B. -330 C. 660 D. 330 Answer :-D 17. On substituting the value of x from the equation x-y = 1 in 2x + 3y = 4 we get A. -2+ 4y =4 B. -2-4y =4 C. y=6 D. 6y =5 JKSSB ASSISTANT COMPILER KASHMIR MIGRANT QUESTION PAPER (03/04/2021, EVENING SHIFT 03:30 PM) Answer :-C 18. A metallic spherical shell of internal and external diameters 2 cm and 4 cm respectively, is melted and recast into the form of a cone with base diameter 4 cm. Find the height of the cone. A. 16 cms B. 7 cms C. 14 cms D. 5 cms Answer :- B 19. The cost price of 400 toys is the same as the selling price of x articles. If the profit is 25%, find out the value of x. A. 800 B. 300 C. 500 D. 320 Answer :-D 20. Solve :- 4( 10+15/5*4-2*2) A. 88 B. 340 C. 72 D. 56 Answer :-C 21. A mobile is purchased at Rs. 5000 and sold at Rs. 4400. Find the loss percentage. A. 12 % B. 10 % C. 15 % D. 20 % JKSSB ASSISTANT COMPILER KASHMIR MIGRANT QUESTION PAPER (03/04/2021, EVENING SHIFT 03:30 PM) Answer :- A 22. In a swimming pool measuring 5O m * 40 m, 100 men take a dip. If the average displacement of water by a man is 5 풎ퟑ , determine the rise in the water level. A. 5 cms B. 0.25 cms C. 25 cms D. 2.5 cms Answer :-C 23. Vandana paid Rs 8640 as interest on a loan she look for 6 year, at 12 % rate of simple interest. What was the Principal? A. Rs 15000 B. Rs 12500 C. Rs 10000 D. Rs 12000 Answer :-D 24. The formula to calculate the volume of a cylinder of base radius r and height h is : A. 2흅풓ퟐ B. 2r흅 (r + h) C. 흅풓ퟐh D. 2흅rh Answer :- C 25. Calculate the profit % , if the cost price is 30% of selling price. A. 42.85 % B. 200% C. 70 % D. 233.33 % JKSSB ASSISTANT COMPILER KASHMIR MIGRANT QUESTION PAPER (03/04/2021, EVENING SHIFT 03:30 PM) Answer :-D 26. A cylinder and a cone are of same base radius and of same height. The ratio of the volume of the cylinder to that of the cone is: A. 3 : 2 B. 3 : 1 C. 1 : 4 D. 4 : 3 Answer :- B 27. During a game of selecting fraction, the following set of observations emerged Freq Fraction 4 .25 7 .33 8 .50 4 .75 2 .99 A. 3/5 B. 15 C. 0.83 D. 0 Answer :- A 28. A solid piece of copper in the shape of a cuboid of dimensions 49 cm * 33 cm* 24cm, is melted into a solid sphere. Find out the radius of the sphere. A. 22 cms B. 24 cms C. 21 cms D. 18 cms Answer :-C JKSSB ASSISTANT COMPILER KASHMIR MIGRANT QUESTION PAPER (03/04/2021, EVENING SHIFT 03:30 PM) 29. The compound interest on Rs 6000 at 2% per annum for 1 ½ years, compounded half yearly is : A. Rs 1800 B. Rs 7986 C. Rs 7800 D. Rs 1986 Answer :- D 30. The solution of the equation -5x + 4= -11 is A. x = 2 B. x = -3 C. x = 3 D. x = -2 Answer :- C SECTION :- HISTORY 31. In which year did Mahatma Gandhi return to India from South Africa ? A. 1918 B. 1912 C. 1915 D. 1917 Answer :-C 32. The Indian National Union conference was held in Pune on ______ A. June 1885 B. December 1885 C. August 1885 D. November 1885 Answer :-B 33. Why did Mahatma Gandhi halt the Non _ cooperation movement in 1922 ? JKSSB ASSISTANT COMPILER KASHMIR MIGRANT QUESTION PAPER (03/04/2021, EVENING SHIFT 03:30 PM) A. Because the British gave in to Gandhiji’s demands B. Because the peaceful demonstration at Chauri-chara turned violent C. Because of the success of the Dandi March D. Because the British started putting Indians in jail Answer :-B 34. When was the Khilafat Committee formed ? A. March 1919 B. January 1921 C. March 1920 D. January 1901 Answer :- A 35. What was the main reason for the 1857 revolt ? A. the arrogance of the Indian soldiers B. soldiers Indiscipline C. Indian soldiers were dismissed and sent to jail D. The behaviour of the British soldiers. Answer :-C 36.
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