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Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning

Question 1Single Answer
How many such pairs of letters are there in the word ‘CLEANLINESS’ each of the which has as many letters between them in the word as they have in the English alphabet, in the same sequence?
  1. ATwo
  2. BThree
  3. CFive
  4. DFour
  5. ENone of these
Question 2Single Answer
Team A has scored more goals than Team B
Team C has scored fewer goals than Team B
Team A has scored fewer goals than Team C .
If the first two statements are true, the third statement is
  1. ATrue
  2. BFalse
  3. CUncertain
  4. DNone
Question 3Single Answer
Which letter in this alphabet is the eighth letter to the right of the letter and which is tenth letter to the left of the last but one letter of the alphabet ?
  1. AX
  2. BW
  3. CI
  4. DH
Question 4Single Answer
If the third alphabet of each of the words is changed to the next alphabet in the English alphabetical series, which of the following will form a meaningful English word?
  1. ASUM
  2. BBIG
  3. CBoth BIG and THE
  4. DFOR
  5. EBoth FOR and BIG
Question 5Single Answer
If the given words are arranged in the order as they would appear in a dictionary from left to right, which of the following will be second from the right ?
  1. AAND
  2. BFOR
  3. CTHE
  4. DBIG
  5. ESUM
Question 6Single Answer
What is the next number in the series: 2, 4, 6, 8, ?
  1. A9
  2. B11
  3. C10
  4. D12
Question 7Single Answer
What comes next in the series: A, B, C, D, ?
  1. AF
  2. BE
  3. CG
  4. DH
Question 8Single Answer
What is the missing number in the series: 1, 4, 9, 16, ?
  1. A20
  2. B36
  3. C30
  4. D25
Question 9Single Answer
What follows in the series: 3, 6, 9, 12, ?
  1. A13
  2. B15
  3. C14
  4. D16
Question 10Single Answer
What is the next term in the series: J, F, M, A, ?
  1. AM
  2. BJ
  3. CS
  4. DO
Question 11Single Answer
What comes next: 5, 10, 15, 20, ?
  1. A25
  2. B30
  3. C35
  4. D40
Question 12Single Answer
What is the missing letter: A, C, E, G, ?
  1. AH
  2. BJ
  3. CI
  4. DK
Question 13Single Answer
What follows: 1, 8, 27, 64, ?
  1. A81
  2. B100
  3. C125
  4. D144
Question 14Single Answer
What is next in the series: 10, 20, 30, 40, ?
  1. A45
  2. B55
  3. C50
  4. D60
Question 15Single Answer
What comes after: Z, Y, X, W, ?
  1. AS
  2. BU
  3. CT
  4. DV

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Question 16Single Answer
Which part of a compound microscope is used to hold the slide?
  1. AEyepiece
  2. BStage
  3. CMirror
  4. DObjective lens
Question 17Single Answer
The lens through which the observer looks into a microscope is called the:
  1. AObjective lens
  2. BCondenser
  3. CEyepiece
  4. DDiaphragm
Question 18Single Answer
Which objective lens is generally used first while focusing a specimen?
  1. ALow-power objective
  2. BOil-immersion objective
  3. CHigh-power objective
  4. D100× objective
Question 19Single Answer
The coarse adjustment knob of a microscope is mainly used for:
  1. AInitial focusing
  2. BChanging illumination
  3. CHolding the slide
  4. DChanging magnification
Question 20Single Answer
Fine focusing under high power is achieved using the:
  1. ACoarse adjustment knob
  2. BStage clips
  3. CFine adjustment knob
  4. DMirror
Question 21Single Answer
Which microscope component concentrates light on the specimen?
  1. AArm
  2. BBody tube
  3. CStage clip
  4. DCondenser
Question 22Single Answer
The diaphragm of a microscope regulates the:
  1. AAmount of light
  2. BMagnification
  3. CThickness of slide
  4. DPosition of objective
Question 23Single Answer
Which part supports the microscope when it is placed on a table?
  1. AArm
  2. BBase
  3. CNosepiece
  4. DEyepiece
Question 24Single Answer
The revolving nosepiece holds the:
  1. ASlides
  2. BEyepiece
  3. CObjective lenses
  4. DMirror
Question 25Single Answer
A common magnification of a microscope eyepiece is:
  1. A1×
  2. B10×
  3. C2×
  4. D100×
Question 26Single Answer
If the eyepiece is 10× and the objective is 40×, total magnification is:
  1. A400×
  2. B50×
  3. C4×
  4. D4000×
Question 27Single Answer
A coverslip is placed over a specimen mainly to:
  1. AProtect the specimen and objective lens
  2. BIncrease its size
  3. CIncrease staining
  4. DPrevent light from passing
Question 28Single Answer
The standard shape of a microscope slide is:
  1. ACircular
  2. BTriangular
  3. CRectangular
  4. DOval
Question 29Single Answer
Which material is generally used for microscope slides?
  1. AGlass
  2. BWood
  3. CRubber
  4. DAluminium
Question 30Single Answer
Temporary mounts are generally prepared for:
  1. AImmediate observation
  2. BPermanent museum storage
  3. CLong-term preservation only
  4. DChemical analysis only
Question 31Single Answer
Which stain is commonly used to observe onion epidermal cells?
  1. ABiuret reagent
  2. BBenedict's solution
  3. CIodine solution
  4. DSudan III
Question 32Single Answer
Which stain is commonly used for observing human cheek cells?
  1. ASafranin only
  2. BMethylene blue
  3. CBenedict's reagent
  4. DFehling's solution
Question 33Single Answer
A clean slide is important because dirt may:
  1. AIncrease resolution
  2. BBe mistaken for cell structures
  3. CImprove staining
  4. DIncrease magnification
Question 34Single Answer
While preparing an onion peel slide, the peel should be:
  1. AThick and folded
  2. BThin and transparent
  3. CCompletely dried
  4. DBurned first
Question 35Single Answer
The epidermal peel of onion is usually taken from the:
  1. ARoot cap
  2. BSeed coat
  3. CFlower
  4. DInner surface of fleshy scale leaf
Question 36Single Answer
To avoid air bubbles while placing a coverslip, it should be lowered:
  1. AVertically and rapidly
  2. BFrom a great height
  3. CGently at an angle
  4. DAfter drying the specimen
Question 37Single Answer
Excess stain around a coverslip can be removed using:
  1. ABlotting paper
  2. BForceps
  3. CScalpel
  4. DNeedle
Question 38Single Answer
A mounted needle is particularly useful for:
  1. AHeating specimens
  2. BMeasuring mass
  3. CMeasuring pH
  4. DTeasing and arranging small specimens
Question 39Single Answer
Forceps are used mainly to:
  1. AHold small objects
  2. BMagnify cells
  3. CProduce stains
  4. DIlluminate specimens
Question 40Single Answer
Which instrument is most suitable for transferring a drop of water onto a slide?
  1. ADropper
  2. BScalpel
  3. CForceps
  4. DBrush
Question 41Single Answer
A section intended for microscopic observation should generally be:
  1. AVery thick
  2. BThin
  3. CCompletely opaque
  4. DMetallic
Question 42Single Answer
Thin sections are required primarily so that:
  1. AThey become opaque
  2. BThey become heavier
  3. CThey resist stains
  4. DLight can pass through them
Question 43Single Answer
Which device may be used for cutting very thin sections of biological material?
  1. AThermometer
  2. BMicrotome
  3. CColorimeter
  4. DRespirometer
Question 44Single Answer
A hand section of plant material is commonly cut using a:
  1. ARazor blade
  2. BTest-tube holder
  3. CSpatula
  4. DPipette
Question 45Single Answer
While cutting sections with a razor, the blade should be:
  1. ASharp and clean
  2. BRusted
  3. CBlunt
  4. DHeated strongly
Question 46Single Answer
Safranin commonly stains plant tissues:
  1. AGreen
  2. BBlue
  3. CRed
  4. DBlack
Question 47Single Answer
Iodine solution stains starch:
  1. ARed
  2. BBlue-black
  3. CYellow
  4. DPink
Question 48Single Answer
Methylene blue generally gives cell structures a:
  1. AOrange colour
  2. BGreen colour
  3. CBlue colour
  4. DWhite colour
Question 49Single Answer
Which structure is readily visible in onion epidermal cells after staining?
  1. AMyelin sheath
  2. BBone matrix
  3. CFlagellum
  4. DCell wall
Question 50Single Answer
Which structure is absent in human cheek cells?
  1. ACell membrane
  2. BCytoplasm
  3. CNucleus
  4. DCell wall
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