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JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA MOCK :
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The JAMIA ENTRANCE Pattern: (Total 85 marks)
1.Legal Reasoning- 20 questions(1 mark each)2.Logical Reasoning- 20 questions(1 mark each)3.English- 20 questions(1 mark each)4.General Knowledge- 25 questions(1 mark each)
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than 1.5 hours to complete the mock.
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE:
1. Who succeeded Mr. Ram as Editor of The Hindu?
a) Siddhartha Varadrajan b) Siddhartha Luthra c) Amarchand Kumar d) Deepak Kumar
2. Present Chairman of UIDAI-
a) Nandan Nilekani b) Kapil Sibbal c) Arun Sharma d) Ambika Soni
3. Which will be the first state in the country to have a poll monitoring system (PMS)
implemented during the Assembly elections?
a) Uttar Pradesh b) Madhya Pradesh c) Bihar d) Goa
4. Which reality TV show filmed one contestant raping another live on TV?
a) Brazilian Big Brother
b) American Big Brother
c) Table for Three
d) Big Boss
5. Present Chief Minister of Rajasthan?
a) Ashok Gehlot b) Yeddyruppa c) Nitish Kumar d) Ashok Chavan
6. Who was awarded the Mens World Footballer of the Year Award 2011?
a) Wayne Rooney b) Christiano Ronaldo c) Lionel Messi d) Yaya Toure
7. Who was awarded African Footballer of the Year Award for the year 2011?
a) Wayne Rooney b) Christiano Ronaldo c) Lionel Messi d) Yaya Toure
8. Who among the following recently won the 2011 National Humanities Medal?
a) Markandey Katju b) V.R. Krishna Iyer c) Amartya Sen d) Anna Hazare
9. Where in India was the Literary Festival 2012 held?
a) Jaipur b) Mumbai c) Udaipur d) Hyderabad
10. Who has been considered for first Gates Innovation Award?a) Narendra Modi b) Nitish Kumar c) Mayawati d) Sheila Dixit
11. Who founded Gadar Party in America?
a) Lala Hardayal b) Kazi Obeidullah c) Sher Singh d) Tarak Nath Mehta
12. The Indian National Congress adopted the resolution of 'Poorna Swaraj' in its session at-
a) Lahore b) Bombay c) Kolakata d) Surat
13. The first High/Supreme Court Judge, who voluntarily made public his assets, is-
a) Justice U.C. Khanna
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b) Justice V.K. Chandrachud
c) Justice K. Chandru
d) Justice D.V. Shailendra
14. Where is the Headquarter of UNESCO is situated?
a) Hague b) Sydney c) Paris d) New York
15. What do We call the line between India and China?
a) Maginot Line b) 49 Parallel c) Durand Line d) Macmohan Line
16. The 31st India International Trade Fair was held in-
a) Mumbai b) New Delhi c) Chennai d) Bangalore
17. Where was the summit of IBSA concluded in 2011?
a) Cape Town b) Delhi c) Rio De Janerio d) Pretoria
18. Who is the author of the book "Whatever the Odds"?
a) Rahul Gandhi b) Sonia Gandhi c) K.P. Singh d) Vijay Mallya
19. Which State Government implemented the Public Service Guarantee Act in the state on
14th November 2011?
a) Punjab b) Rajasthan c) Maharashtra d) Kerala
20. Renowned Indian ...... Singer Jagjit Singh passed away in 2011.
a) Folk b) Ghazal c) Qawwali d) Pop
21. Who has been elected as the Chairman of Audit Bureau of Circulations?
a) Sam Balsara b) Shailesh Seth c) Vijay Malhotra d) Michael Moran
22. Among which of the following stations did Indian Railway flag off its first air-
conditioned double decker train recently.
a) Mumbai-Surat b) Mumbai-Goa c) Howrah-Patna d) Howrah-Dhanbad
23. India is the ..... largest two-wheeler manufacturer in the world.
a) 4th b) 3rd
c) 2nd
d) 5th
24. Shaurya is a nuclear-capable.......... medium range missile.
a) Air to Air b) Air to Surface c) Surface to Air d) Surface to Surface
25. Where was the first meeting of the South Asia Forum organised recently?
a) Kathmandu b) Colombo c) Dhaka d) New Delhi
ENGLISH:
Passage 1:
One of the most hazardous conditions a firefighter will ever encounter is a backdraft (also
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known as a smoke explosion). A backdraft can occur in the hot-smoldering phase of a fire
when burning is incomplete and there is not enough oxygen to sustain the fire. Unburned
carbon particles and other flammable products, combined with the intense heat, may cause
instantaneous combustion if more oxygen reaches the fire.
Firefighters should be aware of the conditions that indicate the possibility for a backdraft tooccur. When there is a lack of oxygen during a fire, the smoke becomes filled with carbon
dioxide or carbon monoxide and turns dense gray or black. Other warning signs of a potential
backdraft are little or no visible flame, excessive heat, smoke leaving the building in puffs,
muffled sounds, and smoke-stained windows.
Proper ventilation will make a backdraft less likely. Opening a room or building at the
highest point allows heated gases and smoke to be released gradually. However, suddenly
breaking a window or opening a door is a mistake, as it allows oxygen to rush in, causing an
explosion.
26. A backdraft is a dangerous condition for fire-fighters mainly becausea. there is not enough oxygen for breathing
b. the heat is extremely intense
c. the smoke is dangerously thick
d. an explosion occurs
27. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a potential backdraft warning sign?
a. windows stained with smoke
b. flames shooting up from the building
c. puffs of smoke leaving the building
d. more intense heat than usual
28. To prevent the possibility of a backdraft, a firefighter should
a. carry an oxygen tank
b. open a door to allow gases to escape
c. make an opening at the top of the building
d. break a window to release carbon particles
29. When compared with a hot, smoldering fire, a fire with visible, high-reaching flames
a. has more oxygen available for combustion
b. has more carbon dioxide available for consumptionc. produces more dense gray smoke
d. is more likely to cause a backdraft
Passage 2:
Power is all Maya : Sagarika Ghose
Mayawati's aggressive display of state power is at odds with a new demanding electorate.
Sitapur, UP: Between the circling helicopter and the massive crowds there is almost atelepathic connection. Seconds before the chopper appears, a sparse crowd blooms into a
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sudden multitude. Silence and murmurings mutate into chants and shouts. Scores of blue
elephant shaped balloons dance into the air. Mayawati's helicopter hovers. On the ground
buntings, flags, streamers, waving hands reach upward. The helicopter descends into a
mammoth flash fiesta, where only seconds before there were just a few thin lines of dozing
cadres.Waiting journalists (your columnist among them) blink in disbelief: but the rally ground was
almost empty just now, where did the crowd come from?
Crowds and helicopter embody the Mayawati paradox. The face of the Dalit revolution who
now brazenly flaunts state power. Ruling in the name of the poorest of the poor and herself
one of Indian democracy's proudest achievements, yet surrounded by commandos, armoured
cars and a security apparatus that rivals the American president, complete with jammer vans
and police trucks. Mayawati's vote share is set to decline in this election, yet from Sitapur to
Gorakhpur to Barabanki, the crowds at her rallies have so far been jaw droppingly
stupendous. Amidst swelling crowds, she remains an island, totally inaccessible to voters and
to the media, a symbol of mass aspiration as well as of brute power and official hierarchy.
AK 47s and Ambedkar define the Mayawati persona, she built the BSP movement by
organizing the poor, now she's built an iron curtain around her.
She's accused of massive corruption. Her so called 'house' (the BSP calls it a museum) in
Badalpur in her ancestral village in Western UP is a grand mansion, equipped reportedly with
a helipad, set amidst sprawling lawns. The 5000 crore NRHM scam has already resulted in
the death of four UP officials. Mayawati and her family are accused of owning huge
properties across UP and the national capital.
BSP cadres are full of fear, smarting from her stern measures, nursing its wounds from her
whiplashes. She's changed 50 per cent of her sitting MLAs, sacked over 20 ministers, sackedher faithful associate of 27 years Babu Singh Khushwaha, and trusts nobody except a small
coterie of bureaucrats.
Yet she has brought backunprecedentedlaw and order to Uttar Pradesh, She's smashed the
mafias. The big dons from Atiq Ahmad to Raja Bhaiyya to Munna Bajrangi are either in jail
or chased out of UP. Notorious dacoits Thokia and Dadua have been gunned down in
encounters. For the resident of UP, the lawless days of Mulayam Singh Yadav's regime are a
distant memory. Her development record may not be as impressive as other ch
