- Total number of questions: 65
- 30 questions carry one mark each
- 35 questions carry two marks each
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Mathematics (MA) 2018
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Questions
65
Duration
180 mins
Package
Mathematics (MA) - Previous Year Papers
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65questions
Easy
33
50.8%
Hard
32
49.2%
Question type distribution
65questions
Multiple Choices
36
55.4%
Fill in the blanks
29
44.6%
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Q.1 – Q.5 carry one mark each.
The dress ________ her so well that they all immediately ________ her on her appearance. The words that best fill the blanks in the above sentence are
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The judge’s standing in the legal community, though shaken by false allegations of wrongdoing, remained ________. The word that best fills the blank in the above sentence is
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Find the missing group of letters in the following series: BC, FGH, LMNO, _____
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The perimeters of a circle, a square and an equilateral triangle are equal. Which one of the following statements is true?
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The value of the expression 1/(1+10g10 vw) + 1/(1+10g10 wu) + 1/(1+10g10 uv) is ________.
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Q.6 – Q.10 carry two marks each.
Forty students watched films A, B and C over a week. Each student watched either only one film or all three. Thirteen students watched film A, sixteen students watched film B and nineteen students watched film C. How many students watched all three films?