CTI Model Test 4 - Solved Paper 2

36. Regarding Processors following two statements are given:

A. RISC is reusable instruction set computing processors

B. CISC is complex instruction set computing processors

Which of the above given statements is/are correct?

(A) A only

(B) B only

(D) Neither A nor B

37. Consider following statements regarding format of a magnetic disk

A. Disk drive creates a set of rings called tracks on each side of the disk.

B. The number of tracks depends on the type of disk.

C. Each sector is divided into tracks.

D. The tracks are numbered.

Select the code for the correct answer from the options given below:

(A) A is false

(B) B is false

(D) D is false

38. FAT, FAT32, NTFS, HPFS are related to

(A) Operating system

(B) File system

(D) Registers

39. Compiler is an example for

(A) Hardware

(B) Application software

(D) Firmware

40. Consider following statements regarding functions of operating system

A. Loads the program into computer memory

B. Coordinates with the computer hardware

C. Managing of files

D. Protection from external attack

Select the code for the correct answer from the options given below:

(A) A-true B-true G-false D-true

(B) A-true B-true C-true D-false

(D) A-false B-true C-true D-true

41. Full form of DHCP

(A) Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

(B) Daily Host Configuration Protocol

(D) Deadlock Host Configuration Protocol

42. Identify a valid possible IP address in IPv4

(A) 222.222.222.257

(B) 333.222.222.222

(D) 43.247.156.26

43. A server-side dynamic web page contains scripts, which are

(A) compiled

(B) interpreted

(D) neither compiled nor interpreted

44. Decimal Equivalent of (346) is

(A) 816

(B) 230

(D) 465

45. Which of the following language does the computer hardware understand?

(A) C language

(B) Python language

(D) Binary language

46. The ability to combine multiple names and addresses to same letter document is called

(A) Document formatting

(B) Address formatting

(D) Form letters

47. …………. a page orientation where the page is wider than it is tall.

(A) Page Break

(B) landscape

(D) Page style

48. Which of the following is true?

(A) SMTP is meant for transferring and receiving the web pages

(B) FTP is meant for transferring and receiving the web pages

(D) UDP is meant for transferring and receiving the web pages

49. Identify the correct structure of a URL representation

(A) Server type, hostname, folder name and file name

(B) Folder name, server type, hostname and file name

(D) Hostname, server type, folder name and file name

50. Which of the following statement is true with respect to BCC?

(A) Stands for Bound Carbon Copy. Each user whose addresses are typed in BCC is unaware of the fact that the same message has also been sent to others

(B) Stands for Bound Carbon Copy. Each user whose addresses are typed in BCC is aware of the fact that the same message has also been sent to others

(C) Stands for Blind carbon Copy. Each user whose addresses are typed in BCC is unaware of the fact that the same message has also been sent to others.

(D) Stands for Blind Carbon Copy. Each user whose addresses are typed in BCC is aware of the fact that the same message has also been sent to others.

51. Which among the following is an example for email software?

(A) Microsoft Word

(B) Microsoft Windows

(D) Microsoft Outlook

52. Consider the following statements about computer keyboard:

A. DELETE key erases characters to the right of the cursor.

B. The BACKSPACE key erases characters to the left of the cursor.

C. DELETE key erases characters to the left of the cursor.

D. The BACKSPACE key erases characters to the right of the cursor.

Which of the above statements is/are correct:

(A) Both C and D

(B) Both A and B

(D) Only D

53. The fastest memory in a computer is

(A) Cache

(B) RAM

(D) ROM

54. Consider the following statements with reference to RAM:

A. RAM is a volatile

B. RAM influences the speed and power of computer

C. RAM is used to write only

D. RAM is read/write memory

Choose the correct combination of only TRUE statements regarding RAM:

(A) ACD

(B) BCD

(D) ABD

55. Consider the following two statements:

A. ASCII is an eight-bit code that specifies characters for values from 0 to 127

B. Extended ASCII is an eight-bit code that specifies the characters for values from 128 to 255

Which of the above statements is/are correct?

(A) OnIyA

(B) Only B

(D) Neither A nor B

56. Peerto Peer Networks means

(A) Individual computers share the processing and storage load with a central server

(B) The database stored on the network server and allows users to work with the database

(D) Configured to trap network traffic that is coming from or going to an unauthorized source

57. With reference to web browsers following statements are given:

A. Browser provides Book markers

B. Browser provides Help option

Which of the above given statements is/are correct?

(A) A only

(B) B only

(D) Neither A nor B

58. Choose the code which indicates both are Object oriented Languages:

(A) C and C++

(B) C and JAVA

(D) C and Fortran

59. EEPROM means

(A) Easily Erasable Programmable Read-only Memory

(B) Erasable Embedded Programmable Rb ad-only Memory

(D) Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-only Memory

60. One GB means:

I. 1024 MB

II. 1024 x 1024IlB

III. 1024 x 1024 x 1024 Bytes

(A) Only I is correct

(B) Only I and II correct

(D) I, II, III are correct

61. In email communication CC stands for

(A) Casual Copy

(B) Content Copy

(D) Carbon Copy

62. What is the full form of RAM?

(A) Digital RAM

(B) Demonstrative RAM

(D) Double RAM

63. The speed of a supercomputer is generally measured in FLOPS, Give full form of FLOPS

(A) Floating point Operations Per second

(B) Floating Operations Per Second

(D) Floating Operations Processing System

64. Which of the following is true about the Central Processing Unit (CPU)?

(A) CPU is used to store the data, the instructions and the output information

(B) CPU consists of Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU), Control Unit (CU) and set of registers for temporary storage of data, instructions, addresses and intermediate results of calculation

(D) CPU is a tool that provides the desired information

65. Software which controls, coordinates and is an interface between the user and the Hardware is an

(A) Driver

(B) Compiler

(D) Interpreter

GENERAL ENGLISH

Direction: Choose the appropriate antonyms for the words in Bold

66. The decision of the umpire was fair

(A) secure

(B) Legal

(D) early

67. Cities are becoming famous for their pollution

(A) secure

(B) notorious

(D) popular

Direction: Following Question designed to test your ability to use the right prefix. Add a prefix so that the word conveys the meaning given in the brackets. Choose the most appropriate answer from the alternatives given below to complete the word by adding the prefix and shade/blacken the corresponding circle in your answer sheet.

68. The child was well behaved and required little ……… vision (to look after)

(A) per –

(B) super –

(D) dis-

69. He………. judged the speed of the Lorry coming towards him. (wrongly judge)

(A) mis-

(B) de –

(D) dis –

Direction: In the following question a sentence has been given in active/passing voice. Out of the four given alternatives, select the one which best expresses the same sentence in passive/active voice.

70. All banks offer credit cards

(A) Credit cards is offered by all banks

(B) Credit cards were offered by all banks

(D) Credit cards are offered by aII banks

Direction: Change the sentence into indirect speech, choose the correct answer.

71. I said to him, “Are you happy”?

(A) I asked him if he was happy

(B) I asked him that he was happy

(D) I asked him if I was happy

Directions: Following question contains a paragraph of 6 sentences. The first and the sixth sentences are given in the beginning and end and numbered 1 and 6 respectively. The four sentences in the middle are jumbled and labelled P, Q, R and S. You must identify the proper order of these four sentences and shade/bracken the option that correctly identifies these sequences.

72. 1. Once upon a time a prince who ruled Persia fell in love with a peasant girl and asked her to marry him.

P. One day some dacoits kidnapped the prince and hid him in a cave and demanded for ransom.

Q. The hardworking peasant girl agreed to marry him only if he could weave a carpet.

R. The prince asked the dacoits to get him material to weave carpets and secretly embroidered the location.

S. The carpets were sold in many kingdoms as well as in Persia where the princess recognized the workmanship of her prince and deciphered the secret message.

6.The princess took her soldiers to the cave and killed all the dacoits, brought her prince back and they lived happily ever after. The correct sequence is:

(A) PQRS

(B) RSPQ

(D) QPRS

73. 1. To teach students how plants make food, Pull up a whole paint from your garden.

P. After they observe, explain to the student, the role each part plays in the growth of the plant.

Q. Let the students then cut parts of the plant up into smaller pieces and examine them under a magnifying glass.

R. Lay the whole plant on the table and have your student observe each of its parts.

S. For example, explain how the roots take up water from the soil and the leaves make food by photosynthesis.

6. Looking at the plants under Magnifying glass, Students learn just the basics of how plants make food by observing and experimenting. The correct sequence is

(A) PQRS

(B) SQRP

(D) RSQP

74. 1. Bachendri PaI was born in 1954, in Nakuri village, Garhwall.

P. This experience heightened her Love for the mountains and adventure.

Q. They could not climb down as it had already become dark and had to spend the night on the mountain peak without food or shelter.

R. When they have gone on a picnic Bachendri PaI, along with some & friends had climbed a 13, 123 ft high peak.

S. Her first experience in mountaineering was at the tender age of 12.

6. On May 23″d, 1984 Bachendri Pal created history and became the first Indian woman to climb Mt. Everest. correct sequence is

(A) SRQP

(B) RPQS

(D) SPRQ

75. 1. The Jallianwala Bagh massacre was an important incident in the history of the Indian freedom movement during British Rule.

P.A British officer, Colonel Reginald Dyer came to the place with fifty riflemen, and without any warning, ordered them to shoot at the crowd.

Q. According to the government data, about 379 people were killed.

R. The shooting continued for ten minutes, and about 1650 rounds were fired.

S. However some private data showed that the number was more than 1000, including children and women.

6. The incident stirred the whole nation: The correct sequence is

(A) PQRS

(B) PRQS

(D) QRPS

Read the given passage carefully and choose the best answer from the given alternatives:

Nepal lies between India and Tibet, among the Himalayan Mountains. The tallest mountain in the world, Mount Everest, is in Nepal, and there are several mountains nearly as high. When mountaineers try to climb Mount Everest, they take the help of the Sherpas, the strong and hardy people who live in these mountains, to carry heavy loads and act as guides. A long time ago, the Sherpas crossed over the mountains from Tibet and made their homes along the southern slopes of the Himalayas in Nepal. Some Sherpa families have three houses, one house in the lower hills, one a little higher, and one further up. The houses are in small village groups of about forty or fifty. Round each group of houses, there are cultivated fields, usually built in the shape of terraces right up the hillsides. In the highest fields, the Sherpas grow potatoes; In the lower fields, they grow barley; and turnips, garlic and other vegetables in the lower ones. They also graze their yaks on the higher mountain slopes in the summer and on the lower slopes in the winter. Yaks are very hardy, large cattle with thick, hairy blackish-brown coats and long horns. The Sherpas use them for almost everything they need. They ride them, plough with them, and use them to carry their goods. The hairy wool of these animals is made into cloth, and their skins into leather boots and tents. The yaks also provide milk, fat and meat. Their dung is dried and used as fuel instead of wood or coal.

Answer the questions by choosing the best alternatives:

76. What is the situation in Nepal?

(A) between Mount Everest and Tibet

(B) between Tibet and India

(D) between Tibet and Mount Everest

77. Sherpas are not known for:

(A) their strength and hardness

(B) for cunningness

(D) acting as guides.

78. Where do the Sherpas have their houses?

(A) on the lower hills

(B) on a little higher

(D) all the three above.

79. These things Sherpas do not grow on the lower fields:

(A) potatoes

(B) turnip and garlic

(D) barley.

80. What are the things for which yaks are not used?

(A) for sports

(B) wool of these animals is made into cloth

(D) to carry their goods.

Read the passage given below and write the option that you consider the most appropriate in your answer sheet:

“Time is running out, and the parents are worried with just 10 days left for the schools to reopen after homework. Since the children have enjoyed their vacations, it is their parents who are surfing the internet, painting the charts, writing essays and preparing science models. Some busy parents who are well off but cannot spare time are compelled to send their wards to the “holiday homework special” classes.

Sumedha, who holds classes for completing the children’s homework, says that she charges anything between Rs.1000 and 5000 per child, depending on the class and volume of homework. Many schools give away prizes for the best homework or add the marks in internal assessments. This makes it almost imperative for parents to get the best quality. The majority of parents complain that the level of homework is so high that their children are clueless about how to do it. Also, many of them fret that the quantum of holiday homework is so much that children fail to complete it within the stipulated holidays.

In spite of all the troubles, all parents agree that holiday homework is essential for the children. Some of them opined that homework helps establish and strengthen bonds between them and their children as it brings them close to each other. Some others think that holiday homework keeps the children in touch with their studies when they are not going to school.”

81. The two objections raised by parents regarding holiday homework are____________

(A) children playing through the holidays and the amount of homework

(B) high level of homework and amount of homework

(D) lack of ideas among children and level of homework

82. Holiday homework special ‘classes are conducted for________________

(A) busy parents

(B) children of busy parents

(D) teachers

83. That _________________makes it necessary that quality homework is done.

(A) Schools assign difficult homework

(B) parents are doing the homework

(D) parents are paying a heavy price for homework.

84. Besides keeping the children in touch with their studies homework ____________between parents and children.

(A) sets up bonds

(B) builds bonds

(D) sets up and builds bonds

85. The word/phrase ______________in the passage means the same as “expressed opinion”.

(A) running out

(B) spare

(D) opined

Read the passage given below and write the option that you consider the most appropriate in your answer sheet:

“The beginning of this fun-filled season with the sun hidden behind the grey clouds brings cheer to many of us, waiting eagerly to splash in the rain. Of course, not everything about rain is glamorous. Especially when you think about endless traffic jams, the bad roads dotted with potholes, uncleared garbage and the spate of waterborne diseases. Also, viral infections like colds and coughs make their presence felt.

Most infectious diseases prevalent in the rainy season can be prevented by simply washing our hands regularly. Scrubbing hands regularly with water and soap can prevent us from contracting respiratory and diarrheal diseases.

Kids have a lower level of immunity, and hence hand washing becomes a crucial part of their lifestyle. When playing, especially during monsoon season, kids come into contact with germs and can unknowingly become infected simply by touching their nose, eyes or mouth. The Food and Drug Administration states that the human influenza virus can survive on surfaces for up to eight hours, making people susceptible to catching it each time they touch the infected surface. Hence repeated hand washing is required.

To make the best of the rainy season, we should follow some simple guidelines. First of all, if we decide to get wet in the rain we should change into a dry set of clothes at the earliest. Also, we should keep raw food items at bay and wash vegetables and fruits thoroughly before use. Moreover, strict kitchen hygiene should be maintained in order to enjoy one of the most beautiful seasons of the year. Also, in order to have a trouble-free rainy season, home-made fresh food should be given preference over the fast food sold in the market.

86. People wait for the rains since they can _____ in it.

(A) splash

(B) have potholed roads

(D) endless traffic jams

87. After getting wet in rain we should put on dry clothes____________

(A) as late as possible

(B) whenever we like to

(D) when we fall sick

88. Besides maintaining kitchen hygiene, we should_________________ so as to keep us disease free in the rainy season.

(A) avoid raw fruits

(B) enjoy raw fruits

(D) consume more fruits and vegetables

89. The passage suggests that small children should wash their hands_____________ ____________in the rainy season since they have lower immunity.

(A) Frequently

(B) rarely

(D) before every meal

90. The word in the passage which means the same as’ prone and vulnerable ‘is _______.

(A) dotted

(B) hygiene

(D) influenza

Fill in the blanks choosing the correct option given below

The modern student ____(a)_____ the importance ____(b)_____ physical exercise. He spends one to two hours in the open air ____(c)_____ he takes part in different sports. However, care should ____(d)_____ not to overstrain __(e)___ body.

91.
(1) Understood
(B) Understand
(C) have understand
(D) understands

92.
(A) of
(B) by
(C) from
(D) with

93.
(A) how
(B) which
(C) where
(D) why

94.
(A) betaken
(B) took
(C) takes
(D) has taken

95.
(A) a
(B) an
(C) the
(D) some

Fill in the following blanks with the most appropriate options.

Most Indian schools fail to Ensure they are students adequate play time and fitness regime. Two out of every five school going children ____(a)______ have a healthy body Mass Index (BMI) and 50% of children ____(b)______ adequate lower body strength. Some schools ____(c)______found to offer three or ____(d)______ physical education periods per week.

96.
(A) does
(B) Does not
(C) don’t
(D) do

97.
(A) lack
(B) lacked
(C) have lacked
(D) had lacked

98.
(A) was
(B) are
(C) is
(D) have

99.
(A) much
(B) many
(C) more
(D) less

Fill in the following blanks with the most appropriate options.

Kanishka, the ruler of the Kushan’s embraced Buddhism. He ____(a)______ invited to a Buddhist meeting.

100.
(A) is
(B) was
(C) has
(D) had

CTI Model Test 4 – Solved Paper 2

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