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Humanities & Social Sciences-Economics (XH-C1) 2021

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Questions 390
Duration 180 mins
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Humanities & Social Sciences-Economics (XH-C1) 2021 – Instructions
  • Total number of questions: 390
  • 160 questions carry one mark each
  • 230 questions carry two marks each
  • Negative marking: 1/3 of the marks allotted to the question
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Humanities & Social Sciences-Economics (XH-C1) 2021
Q.1 – Q.5 carry one mark each.

Consider the following sentences: (i) After his surgery, Raja hardly could walk. (ii) After his surgery, Raja could barely walk. (iii) After his surgery, Raja barely could walk. (iv) After his surgery, Raja could hardly walk. Which of the above sentences are grammatically CORRECT?

A
(i) and (ii)
B
(i) and (iii)
C
(iii) and (iv)
D
(ii) and (iv)
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Humanities & Social Sciences-Economics (XH-C1) 2021

Ms. X came out of a building through its front door to find her shadow due to the morning sun falling to her right side with the building to her back. From this, it can be inferred that building is facing ________.

A
North
B
East
C
West
D
South
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Humanities & Social Sciences-Economics (XH-C1) 2021

In the above figure, O is the center of the circle and, M and N lie on the circle. The area of the right triangle MON is 50 cm2. What is the area of the circle in cm2?

A
2π
B
50π
C
75π
D
100π
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Humanities & Social Sciences-Economics (XH-C1) 2021

"⊖" means "−", "⊕" means "+", "Δ" means "÷", "∨" means "×". If then, the value of the expression Δ 2 ⊕ 3 Δ ((4 ⊖ 2) ∨ 4) =

A
-1
B
-0.5
C
6
D
7
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Humanities & Social Sciences-Economics (XH-C1) 2021

"The increased consumption of leafy vegetables in the recent months is a clear indication that the people in the state have begun to lead a healthy lifestyle" Which of the following can be logically inferred from the information presented in the above statement?

A
The people in the state did not consume leafy vegetables earlier.
B
Consumption of leafy vegetables may not be the only indicator of healthy lifestyle.
C
Leading a healthy lifestyle is related to a diet with leafy vegetables.
D
The people in the state have increased awareness of health hazards causing by consumption of junk foods.
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Humanities & Social Sciences-Economics (XH-C1) 2021
Q.6 – Q.10 carry two marks each.

Oxpeckers and rhinos manifest a symbiotic relationship in the wild. The oxpeckers warn the rhinos about approaching poachers, thus possibly saving the lives of the rhinos. Oxpeckers also feed on the parasitic ticks found on rhinos. In the symbiotic relationship described above, the primary benefits for oxpeckers and rhinos respectively are,

A
Oxpeckers get a food source, rhinos have no benefit.
B
Oxpeckers save their habitat from poachers while the rhinos have no benefit.
C
Oxpeckers get a food source, rhinos may be saved from the poachers.
D
Oxpeckers save the lives of poachers, rhinos save their own lives.