Aakash National Talent Hunt Exam 2018 Sample Paper

Sample Paper (VIII Studying) Aakash National Talent Hunt Exam 2018
Aakash National Talent H unt Exam 2 0 1 8

(For VI I I Studying)
(The questions given in sample paper are indicative of the level and
pattern of questions that will be asked in ANTHE-2018)
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Ei y i z'u&i =kesafn; sx; si z'u ANTHE-2018 esai w
Nst kusokysi z'uksadsLr j vkS
j iS
VuZdksvfHkO
; Dr djr sgS
)
a
SECTION - A : SCIENCE Hkkx - A %foKku
1. The element which is mainly electroplated on car 1. dkj dsdy&i w t ks±
] uy dh Vksa fV; ksa
] l kbfdy dsgS . Myksa
parts, bath taps, bicycle's handlebars etc., to give bR;kfn dkspedkusdsfy, eq [ ; : i l sfdl r Ro dk
shiny appearance is
fo| qr ysiu fd; k t kr k gS \
(1) Zinc (2) Aluminium
(1) ft a d (2) , yq fefu; e
(3) Chromium (4) Copper
(3) Økfse; e (4) dkW ij
2. In the figure given below, an ideal pendulum oscillates
in vacuum between two extreme positions A and B. 2. uhpsfn, x, fp=k esa ] , d vkn' kZi s.Mqye fuokZr ~esankspje
If it goes from position A to position B and then fLFkfr ; ksaA r Fkk B ds eè; nksyu djr k gS A ; fn ; g
returns from position B to mean position C in 3 s, 3 s es afLFkfr A l sfLFkfr B r d xfr djr k gSr Fkkr Ri' pkr ~
then it will complete 3.5 oscillations in fLFkfr B l sekè; fLFkfr C r d oki l ykS Vr k gS
] rc ;g
(1) 14 s
fdr usl e; esa3.5 nksyu i w . kZdjsxk\
(1) 14 s
(2) 4 s
(2) 4 s
(3) 1.14 s A B
(3) 1.14 s A B
(4) 2 s C
3. Water is filled upto same height in two identical (4) 2 s C
closed containers A and B. Container A has vacuum 3. nksl e: i cUn i k=kksaA r FkkB esat y l eku Å¡pkbZr d Hkjk
over the water while container B has air over the gqv k gS
A i k=kA esat y dsÅi j fuokZ r gS ] t cfd i k=kB esa
water. At the same depth of both the containers t y dsÅi j ok; qmi fLFkr gS A nksuksai k=kksadhl eku xgjkbZ
there is an opening on which identical balloons A i j] , d fNnzgSft l i j uhpsfn, x, fp=kesan' kkZ , vuql kj
and B are attached as shown in the figure given
l e: i xqCckjksaA r FkkB dksl a
; kfst r fd; kx; kgS Ar c
below. Then
fuokZ
r ok; q
Vacuum Air
xq
CckjkA xq
CckjkB
Balloon A Balloon B i k=k-A i k=k-B
Container-A Container-B
(1) xq Cckjs-B dh r q yuk esaxq
Cckjk-A vfèkd i Q
ysxk
w
(1) Balloon-A will bulge more than balloon-B
(2) xq Cckjs-A dh r q yuk esaxq
Cckjk-B vfèkd i Q
ysxk
w
(2) Balloon-B will bulge more than balloon-A
(3) nks uksaxqCckjsl eku : i l si w
Qysa
xsa
(3) Both the balloons will bulge equally
(4) None of the balloons will bulge (4) buesal sdksbZHkh xq
Cckjk ughai w
Q
ysxk
Space for Rough Work
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Aakash National Talent Hunt Exam 2018 Sample Paper (VIII Studying)
4. The force which is only attractive in nature is 4. fuEufyf[ kr es al sdkS ul kcy dsoy vkd"khZi zoQ̀ fr dkgksrkgS \
(1) Gravitational force (1) xq : Roh; cy
(2) Electrostatic force (2) fLFkjfo| q r cy
(3) Magnetic force (3) pq Ecdh; cy
(4) Both electrostatic and magnetic force
(4) fLFkjfo| q r r Fkk pq Ecdh; cy nksuksa
5. Read statement-1 and statement-2 and choose the
correct option.
5. dFku-1 r FkkdFku-2 dksi <+ d j l ghfodYi dkp; u dhft , A
Statement-1 : In some situations, friction facilitates
dFku-1 : dq N fLFkfr ; kases
] ?k"kZ
a . k] xfr djuses al gk; d gkrsk
the motion and in some situations, it opposes the gSr Fkk dq N fLFkfr ; ksaesa
] ; g xfr dk fojksèk djr k gS A
motion. dFku-2 : ?k"kZ . k cy l nS o l Ei dZesafLFkr nksl r gksadseè;
Statement-2 : Friction force always opposes the l ki sf{kd xfr dk fojksèk djr k gS A
relative motion between two surfaces in contact.
l gh fodYi dk p; u dhft ; sA
Choose the correct option.
(1) ds oy dFku-1 l gh gS
(1) Only statement-1 is correct
(2) ds oy dFku-2 l gh gS
(2) Only statement-2 is correct
(3) dFku-1 r Fkk dFku-2 nks uksal gh gS a
(3) Both statement-1 and statement-2 are correct
(4) u r ksdFku-1 vkS j u gh dFku-2 l gh gS
(4) Neither statement-1 nor statement-2 is correct
6. Which of the following is made up of a large number
6. fuEufyf[ kr esal s dkS ul k , d vR;fèkd l a [ ; k esa, LVj
of ester units? bdkbZ ; ksal scur k gS \
(1) Teflon (2) PVC (1) Vs ÝykW u (2) PVC
(3) Bakelite (4) Polyester (3) cS d sykbV (4) i kWfy, LVj
7. Consider the following : 7. fuEufyf[ kr i j fopkj dhft ,
Fibre A - Rayon js'kkA - js;kW u
Fibre B - Natural fibre which is a polymer of glucose js'kkB - i zkoQ̀ fr d js'kk t ksXyw d kst dk , d cgq yd gS
Fibre C - First fully synthetic fibre js'kkC - i zFke i w . kZ: i l sl 'aysf"kr js'kk
Identify A, B and C and choose the correct option. A, B r FkkC dksi gpkfu; sr Fkkl ghfodYi dkp; u dhft , A
Strongest Least Fibre known
fibre disastrous as artificial
fibre on silk
catching fire
(1) A B C (1) A B C
(2) B C A (2) B C A
(3) C B A (3) C B A
(4) C A B (4) C A B
2
8. In which of the following liquids phosphorus is 8. iQkW

Li Q
ksjl dks l kekU;r %fuEufyf[ kr esal s fdl nzo esa
generally stored ? laxzfgr fd; k t kr k gS
\
(1) Alcohol (1) , Ydks gkWy
(2) Sugar solution (2) ' kdZ j k foy; u
(3) Water (3) t y
(4) Kerosene (4) dsjkslhu
9. Which of the following elements is non-ductile? 9. fuEufyf[ kr esal sdkS
ul k r Ro v&r U; gS
\
(1) Silver (1) fl Yoj
(2) Gold (2) xksYM
(3) Carbon (3) dkcZ
u
(4) Copper (4) dkW
ij
10. Consider the following figure. 10. fuEufyf[ kr fp=k i j fopkj dhft , A
NaOH CuSO4 HCl CuSO4 NaOH

CuSO4 HCl CuSO4
Zn Zn Fe Al
Zn Zn Fe Al
-II -III -IV
Case-I Case-II Case-III Case-IV
In which of the given cases a gas is released? mi jksDr esal sdku

Sl h fLFkfr ; ka
sesa, d xS
l eq
Dr gkrsh gS
\
(1) I and III (1) I rFkkIII
(2) II and III (2) II rFkkIII
(3) I and II (3) I r FkkII

(4) II and IV (4) II r FkkIV
11. A man took 375 ml of water in a beaker and 11. ,d O ; fDr us, d chdj esa375 ml t y fy; k vkS j bl esa
dissolved 2-3 teaspoons of sugar in it and also 2-3 pEep ' kdZ j k foys
; dhvkjSbl foy; u esavkèkk pEep
added half a spoon of powder 'A' to this solution. He pw. kZ'A' Hkh feyk; kA ml usfoy; u dks, d xeZLFkku i j
kept the solution in a warm place. After 4-5 hours he
observed the smell of alcohol coming from that j[ k fn; kA ml us4-5 ?k.Vkasdsckn bl foy; u l s, Ydkg
skyW
solution. dh xUèk i zsf{kr dhA
Here, powder 'A' added is of foy; u esafeyk; k x; k pw . kZ'A' gS
(1) Yeast (2) Lactobacillus (1) ; hLV dk (2) ysDVkscslhyl dk
(3) Paramecium (4) Amoeba (3) i sjkfef' k; e dk (4) vehck dk
3
12. In the given bar graph, yields of different crops in 12. fn; sckj xzki Qes
aØfed o"kk±
ses
afofHkUu i Q
l yka
sdhmRikndr k
successive years are shown. dksn' kkZ
; k x; k gS
A
160 160
fr , dM+
)
140 140
Crop yield (kg/acre)
120 120
xzke i z
100 100
l y ( fdyks
80
eDdk
80
Maize
Gram
eDdk
60 60
Maize
Pkuk
eDdk
Maize
iQ
40 40
20 20
[Jun-Sept [Oct-Mar [Jun-Sept [Jun-Sept [t w

u-fl r Ecj [vDVw
cj -ekpZ [t w
u-fl r Ecj [t w
u-fl r Ecj
2014] 2014-15] 2015] 2016] 2014] 2014-15] 2015] 2016]
Which of the following is the correct reason for the fuEu esal sdkS ul k t w u&fl r a
cj 2015 esamxk; sx; seDds
increase in the yield of maize grown in dh mRikndr k esagksusokyh of̀¼ dk l gh dkj.k gS \
June-September 2015? (1) vDVw cj&ekpZ , 2014-15, es amxk; k x; k puk eǹk esa
(1) Gram grown in October-March, 2014-15 utilizes mi fLFkr l Hkh i ks"kd r Roksadk mi ; ksx dj ysrk gS
all the nutrients present in the soil
(2) t w u&fl r Ecj 2014 esamxk; k x; k eDdk vxyso"kZesa
(2) Maize grown in June-September, 2014 leaves
most of the nutrients for the growth of maize in eDdsdhof̀¼ dsfy; svfèkdka ' k i ks"kd r RoksdksNksM+
next year nsrk gS
(3) Gram grown in October-March, 2014-15 (3) vDVc wj&ekpZ2014-15 es amxk; kx; kpukeDdsdhcs gr j
replenishes the soil with nitrogen for better growth of̀¼ dsfy; seǹkdhukbVkªst u l si q u% iw
fr Zdj ns
r kgS
of maize
(4) vDVc wj&ekpZ2014-15 es amxk; kx; kpuk] t u w&fl r Ecj
(4) Gram grown in October-March, 2014-15 takes
the nutrients lef t by maize grown in 2014 es amxk; sx; spus}kjk NksM+ sx; si ks"kd r Roksadks
June-September 2014 and transfers it to maize ysd j mUgsat w u&fl r Ecj 2015 esamxk; sx; seDdsesa
grown in June-September 2015 LFkkuka
r j.k dj nsrk gS
13. Regarding wildlife sanctuaries, which of the following 13. oU;t hou vH;kj.k dsl a nHkZesadkS ul sdFku xyr gS \
a
statements is/are incorrect?
(I) ; soU ; t Urq v ksadksl qj {kk i znku djr sgS A
a
(I) They provide protection to wild animals.
(II) ; gk¡ t U rqv ksadk f' kdkj djusdh vuq efr gS
A
a
(II) Capturing of animals is permitted here.
(III) ; s oU ; t Urq v ksadks t hou dh mi ; q Dr i fjfLFkfr ; k¡
(III) They provide suitable living conditions to wild
animals. i znku djr sgS A
a
(IV) Here, animals live in artificial settings. (IV) ; gk¡ t U r qoQ̀ f=ke okr koj.k esajgr sgS A
a
(1) (II) and (IV) (2) (I) and (II) (1) (II) r Fkk(IV) (2) (I) r Fkk(II)
(3) (IV) only (4) (II) and (III) (3) ds oy (IV) (4) (II) r Fkk(III)
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14. A farmer needs to spray 2,4-D in his crop field. This 14. , d oQ̀ "kd dksvi us[ krs esa2,4-D fNMd +usdh vko' ; dr k
indicates that
i M+
hA ; g n' kkrZk gSfd
(1) He wants to make his crop resistant to drought (1) og vi uh i Q l y dks l w[ ks ds i zfr i zfr jksèkh cukuk
(2) There are undesirable plants in his crop field pgr kgS
(3) His crop requires more nitrogen (2) ml ds[ ks r esavoka Nuh; i kni gS a
(4) His crop is suffering from bacterial and fungal (3) ml dh i Q l y dksvfèkd ukbVªkst u dh vko' ; dr k gS
infections
(4) ml dhi Q l y t hokf.od o dodh; l a Øe.kksal sxzLr gS
15. Nucleolus is present in 15. ds Unzhdk mi fLFkr gksrh gS
(1) Cytoplasm of prokaryotic cells (1) i zksd Sfj; ksfVd dksf'kdkvksadsdksf'kdknzO ; esa
(2) Nucleoid of prokaryotic cells (2) i zksd Sfj; ksfVd dksf'kdkvksadsdsUnzd kHk esa
(3) Cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells (3) ; w dS fj; ksfVd dksf'kdkvksadsdksf'kdknzO ; esa
(4) Nucleus of eukaryotic cells (4) ; w dS fj; ksfVd dksf'kdkvksadsdsUnzd esa
SECTION - B : MATHEMATICS Hkkx - B %xf.kr
3 2
16. The rational number lies between and is 3 2
7 3 16. o dseè; fLFkr i fjes
; la
[ ; k gS
7 3
2 4 2 4
(1) (2) (1) (2)
5 7 5 7
3 2 3 2
(3) (4) (3) (4)
7 3 7 3
17. The square root of sum of the digits in the square of 17. 121 dsoxZes
ava
d ksads; kxsi Q
y dk oxZ
eyw gS
121 is
(1) 4 (2) 3
(1) 4 (2) 3
(3) 6 (4) 9
(3) 6 (4) 9
18. What percent is 285 of the number 475? 18. 285 l [a; k 475 dk fdr uk i zfr ' kr gS
\
(1) 150% (2) 90% (1) 150% (2) 90%
(3) 60% (4) 50% (3) 60% (4) 50%
19. A dice is thrown once. The probability of getting the 19. , d i kl k , d ckj i Q
sd
a k t kr k gS
A i kl si j vkusokyh l [a; k
square of the number appearing on the dice to be a
multiple of 9, is
dk oxZ9 dk xq . kt gksusdh i kzf; dr k gS
1 2 1 2
(1) (2) (1) (2)
3 3 3 3
1 1 1 1
(3) (4) (3) (4)
2 6 2 6
5
20. In the given figure, ABCD is a parallelogram, 20. fn; s x; s js[kkfp=k esa
] ABCD , d l ekUr j pr qHkq
Z
t gS]
ADE  50 and ACE  BED  90. The value
of EAC  ABC  2DAC is ADE  50 o  ACE   BED  90 , r c
EAC  ABC  2DAC dk eku gS
A B
A B
O
O
D C E
(1) 20° (2) 10° D C E
(1) 20° (2) 10°
(3) 30° (4) 40°
(3) 30° (4) 40°
5.6( x  3)
21. If  24 , then the value of (2x + 1) is 5.6( x  3)
0.7 21. ; fn  24 , r c (2x + 1) dk eku gS
0.7
(1) 0 (2) 1
(1) 0 (2) 1
(3) 2 (4) 3
(3) 2 (4) 3
22. If x and y are the number of possibilities that A can
assume such that the unit digit of A and A3 are 22. ; fn x o y mu l H
akkoukvka
sdhl [a; k, agS]a fd A dksbl i d
z kj
same and the unit digit of A2 and A3 are same fy; k x; k gSfd A o A dsbdkbZva
3 d l eku gS
] r Fkk
respectively, then the value of x – y is (where A is A o A dsbdkbZva
2 3 d l eku gS ] r c x – y dk eku gS
a
a single digit number) (t gk¡A , d , dy va d la [ ; k gS
)
(1) 4 (2) 2 (1) 4 (2) 2
(3) 3 (4) 5 (3) 3 (4) 5
23. In the given figure, AC and BD are the diagonals of
23. fn; sx; sjs[kkfp=kes
] AC o BD, i r a
a x ABCD dsfod.kZgS at gk¡
kite ABCD with AB = AD while AG and ME are the
diagonals of rectangle AEGM. If AD = DG and BG AB = AD t cfd AG oME, vk; r AEGM dsfod.kZgS A; fn
is a line segment, then x – y equals AD = DG vkS j BG , d js[kk[ k.MgS
] r c x – y dkeku gS
A E A E
O O
42° x 42° x
y y
B M D G B M D G
C C
(1) 21° (2) 48° (1) 21° (2) 48°
(3) 42° (4) 68° (3) 42° (4) 68°
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24. The following frequency distribution table shows the 24. fuEu ckjEckjr k ca
Vu l kj.kh , d i Q
D
SVh
ª ds600 Jfedksads
weekly wages of 600 workers of a factory.
l kIr kfgd os
r u dksn' kkZ
r h gS
A
Class - Interval Frequency
(Weekly wages in `) (Number of Workers)
500 - 525 48 500 - 525 48
525 - 550 52 525 - 550 52
550 - 575 55 550 - 575 55
575 - 600 96 575 - 600 96
600 - 625 88 600 - 625 88
625 - 650 85 625 - 650 85
650 - 675 46 650 - 675 46
675 - 700 98 675 - 700 98
700 - 725 32 700 - 725 32
Which class interval of weekly wages has the l kIr kfgd osru dsdkS
ul soxZ
&va
r jky esaJfedksadhl a
[;k
maximum number of workers?
vfèkdr e gS \
(1) 575 - 600
(1) 575 - 600
(2) 625 - 650
(2) 625 - 650
(3) 650 - 675
(3) 650 - 675
(4) 675 - 700
(4) 675 - 700
25. If a, b, c and d are four odd perfect cube numbers,
then which of the following is always a factor of 25. ; fn a, b, c o d pkj fo"ke i w . kZ?ku l a
[ ; k, sagS
a
] r c fuEu esal s
2
3 a  3 b 3 c  3 d  ? dkSul k l nSo  3 a  3 b   3 c  3 d  dk, d xq
2
. ku[ ka
MgS
\
(1) 6 (1) 6
(2) 8 (2) 8
(3) 3 (3) 3
(4) 9 (4) 9
7
SECTION - C : MENTAL ABILITY Hkkx - C %ekufl d ; ks

X; rk
26. One morning, Sachin starts moving from point A and 26. ,d l q cg] l fpu fca nqA l spyuk i kzjEHk djr k gSvkS j fca
nq
reaches at point B. From point B he takes a right B i j i gq ¡pr k gS
A fcanqB l s] og nk; havksj eq M+
r k gSr Fkk
turn and walks towards point C. At point C he stops
and observes that his shadow is lying behind him. fcanqC dh vksj pyr k gS A og fcanqC i j Bgjkr k gSr Fkk
The position of point A with respect to point B is ns[kr k gSfd ml dh i jNk; h ml dsi hNsdh vksj gS A fca
nq
(1) North (2) South-west A dhfca nqB dsl ki {sk fLFkfr gS
(1) mÙkj (2) nf{k.k&i f' pe
(3) North-east (4) South
(3) mÙkj&i o wZ (4) nf{k.k
27. 'Jharkhand' is related to 'Ranchi' in the same way as
'Gujarat' is related to 27. '>kj[ k.M', 'jka
ph' l sl a
ca
fèkr gS] bl h i zd kj 'xq
t jkr ' fdl l s
l caa
fèkr gS \
(1) Ahmedabad (2) Gandhinagar
(3) Vadodara (4) Surat
(1) vgenkckn (2) xka
èkhuxj
28. The next figure in the following pattern is (3) oMkn sjk (4) l w
jr
28. fuEu i kz: i esavxyk fp=k dku
Sl k gS
\
?
?
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
(3)
(3)
(4)
(4)
8
29. The next term in the following series is 29. fuEu Js
. kh1, 2, 5, 16, 65, 326, es
avxyk i n dku
Sl kgS
\
1, 2, 5, 16, 65, 326, ?
(1) 1956
(1) 1956
(2) 1957
(2) 1957
(3) 1955
(3) 1955
(4) 1987 (4) 1987
30. Rachit saw a word 'GROCERY' written on a 30. ja

fpr vi uh dkj dsi ' p&n`'; ni Z . k esa, d l w
puk&cksMZ
signboard in rear-view mirror of his car. The image i j fy[ ks' kCn 'GROCERY' dksns [ kr k gS
A jafpr }kjk ni Z
.k
that Rachit saw in the mirror was
esadkuSl k i zfr fcEc ns[kk x; k\
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
(3)
(3)
(4) (4)
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Aakash National Talent Hunt Exam 2018 Sample Paper (IX Studying)

(For I X Studying)
(l S
j iS
VuZdksvfHkO
; Dr djr sgS
)
a

1. Two stones, having masses in the ratio of 3 : 2, are 1. nksi RFkjksadsnzO ; eku 3 : 2 ds vuq i kr esagS
] bUgsamu
a
dropped from the heights in the ratio of 4 : 9. The Å¡pkbZ ; ksal sfxjk; k t kr k gS
] t ks4 : 9 dsvuq i kr esagSA
a
ratio of magnitudes of their linear momenta just
before reaching the ground is (neglect air resistance) èkjkr y i j i gq ¡pus dsBhd i gysbuds js[kh; l a osx ds
i fjek.kksadk vuq i kr gS(ok; qi fzr jkè
sk dksux.; ekur sgS a
)
(1) 4 : 9 (2) 2 : 3
(1) 4 : 9 (2) 2 : 3
(3) 3 : 2 (4) 1 : 1 (3) 3 : 2 (4) 1 : 1
2. Two point masses M and 3M are placed at a 2. nksfcUnqnzO ; ekuksaM r Fkk3M dks, d&nw l jsl sL nw jh i j
distance L apart. Another point mass m is placed in j[ kk t kr k gS
A vU; fcUnqnzO ; eku m dksbUgsat ksM+usokyh
between on the line joining them so that the net js[kk dseè; bl i zd kj j[ kk t kr k gS
] fd nzO; ekuksaM r Fkk
gravitational force acting on it due to masses M and
3M is zero. The magnitude of gravitational force 3M dsdkj.k bl i j fØ; k'khy us V xq#Roh; cy dk eku
acting due to mass M on mass m will be ' kw
U; gSA nzO ; eku m i j nzO; eku M ds dkj.k fØ; k'khy
2
xq #Roh; cy dk i fjek.k gkxsk
GMm 1  3   3GMm 2
(1)
L 2
(2) 2
L 1 3  (1)

GMm 1  3  (2)
3GMm
2
L2
2

L 1 3 
(3)

GMm 1– 3  (4)
GMm 1– 3   
GMm 1– 3 
2
GMm 1– 3 
L 2
L 2 (3) (4) 2
L2 L
3. Two persons just manage to push a block from left 3. nksO ; fDr {kS fr t l er y l M+ d dsvuq fn' k , d CykW d dks
to right direction along a horizontal level road with
ck; hafn' kk l snk; hafn' kk esa, dl eku osx l sBhd èkDdk
uniform velocity. When the same block is pushed
by three persons in same direction a constant yxkr sgS A
a t c bl h CYkkd W dksl eku fn' kk esar hu O ; fDr ; ksa
acceleration of 0.2 ms–2 is produced in the block. If }kjk èkDdk fn; k t kr k gS ] r c CykWd esa0.2 ms dk fu; r
–2
the five persons push the block in same direction Roj.k mRiUu gksrk gS A ; fn CykW d dksi k¡p O ; fDr ; ksa}kjk
together, then the magnitude of acceleration of the
, d l kFk l eku fn' kk esaèkDdk fn; k t kr k gS ] r c CykW d
block will be [Assume that each person applies the
force equal in magnitude] dsRoj.k dk i fjek.k gksxk[ekukfd i zR;sd O ; fDr i fjek.k
esacjkcj cy vkjkfsi r djr k gS ]
(1) 0.4 ms–2 (2) 0.6 ms–2
(1) 0.4 ms–2 (2) 0.6 ms–2
(3) 0.8 ms–2 (4) 1 ms–2 (3) 0.8 ms–2 (4) 1 ms–2
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4. If the displacement of a particle is equal to zero, 4. ; fn , d d.k dk foLFkki u ' kw
U; dscjkcj gS
] r c bl dh
then its distance nwjh
(1) Must be equal to zero
(1) ' kw
U; dscjkcj gksxh
(2) Can't be equal to zero
(2) ' kw
U; dscjkcj ughagksl dr h gS
(3) Can be negative
(3) ½.kkRed gksl dr h gS
(4) May or may not be equal to zero
(4) ' kw
U; dscjkcj gksl dr h gS; k bl dscjkcj ughagks
5. Velocity-time graph of a block of mass 100 g sliding
on a horizontal concrete floor under the action of a
l dr h gS
constant f orce of 5 N is shown below. The 5. , d {kSfr t da ØhV i Q ' kZi j 5 N dsfu; r cy dh fØ; k
magnitude of frictional force acting on the block due dsi zHkko esafi Ql y jgs100 g nzO ; eku ds, d CykWd dk
to the floor is
osx&l e; vkjs[k uhpsn' kkZ ; k x; k gS
Ai Q' kZdsdkj.k CykW
d
i j fØ; k'khy ?k"k.Zk cy dk i fjek.k gS
80
Velocity(m/s)
80
60
(m/s)
60
40
40
20
20
O
2 4 6 8 Time (s)
O
(1) 4 N (2) 5 N 2 4 6 8
(3) 3 N (4) Zero (1) 4 N (2) 5 N
6. The boiling point of a liquid X is 20°C more than that (3) 3 N (4) ' kw
U;
of water. Boiling point of X is
6. , d nz
o X dk DoFkukd
a t y dsDoFkuka
d l s20°C vfèkd
(1) 353 K (2) 373 K gSAX dk DoFkuka
d gS
(3) 393 K (4) 120 K (1) 353 K (2) 373 K
7. The physical state of matter that consists of super (3) 393 K (4) 120 K
energetic and super excited particles in the form of 7. i nkFkZdhog HkkSfr d voLFkkft l esavk; uhÑr xS
l ksads: i esa
ionised gases is vfr Åt Z Lohr Fkkvfr mÙksft r d.kgksrsgS ] dgykr hgS
a
(1) Solid (2) Liquid (1) Bksl (2) nzo
(3) Plasma (4) Gas (3) IykTek (4) xS
l
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8. Consider the following diagram. 8. uhpsfn; sx; sfp=k i j fopkj dhft , A

10 mL 10 mL 10 mL 10 mL 10 mL 10 mL
A B C D A B C D
In beaker A, a solution is made by dissolving 2-3 chdj A esa100 mL t y esai ksVSf' k; e i jeS
xusV ds2-3 fØLVy
a
crystals of potassium permanganate in 100 mL of ?kksydj , d foy; u cuk; kx; kgS Abl ds10 mL foy; u dks
water. 10 mL of this solution is added in another vU; chdj 'B' esafy; k t kr k gSr Fkk t y feykdj vk; r u
beaker 'B' and the volume is made 100 mL by adding
100 mL cuk; kt kr kgS Abl hi zd kj chdj B l s10 mL foy; u
water. Same process is repeated again by taking
chdj C esar Fkk bl dsckn chdj C l s10 mL foy; u D esa
10 mL of solution f rom beaker B to C and
subsequently from beaker C to D. The solution with
ysd j o ; ghi zfØ; k nksgjkdj vk; r u 100 mL cuk; k t kr k
the least concentration is
gSA U;w
ur e l ka
nzrk okyk foy; u gS
(1) A (2) B (1) A (2) B
(3) C (4) D (3) C (4) D
9. Consider the following box 9. uhpsfn; sx; sckD

Wl i j fopkj dhft ,
Fog, Mist, Sponge, Clouds, Pumice
Total number of aerosols is , jkslkW

y dh dq
y la
[ ; k gS
(1) Two (1) nks
(2) Three (2) r hu
(3) Four (3) pkj
(4) Five (4) i k¡p
10. Pehal and Ishaan were making 100 g sugar solutions
10. i gy r Fkk bZ
' kku 100 g ' kdZj k foy; u cukr sgSaft udhl kn arzk
with concentration by mass 20% and 50%
respectively. Pehal added 20 g of sugar in her
nzO; eku dhnf̀"V l sØe' k%20% r Fkk50% gS A i gy usvi us
solution whereas Ishaan evaporated 20 g of water foy; u es a20 g ' kdZj k feykbZt cfd bZ ' kku usvi usfoy; u
from his solution. Now, the two solutions were mixed l s20 g t y dksokf"i r dj fn; kA vc] nku sksafoy; uksadks
to form a final solution. The concentration by mass feykdj , d vfUre foy; u cuk; k x; kA vfUre foy; u
of final solution is dh nzO ; eku dhnf̀"V l sl kn azrk gS
(1) 28% (2) 45% (1) 28% (2) 45%
(3) 40% (4) 60% (3) 40% (4) 60%
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11. Select the incorrect statement regarding that 11. t Urqdksf'kdkdsml dksf'kdka x dsl anHkZesaxyr dFku dk
organelle of animal cell which has its own DNA and p; u dhft , ft l esabl dsLo; adkDNA r Fkk jkbckslkse gS A
ribosomes.
(1) t hou dsfy, vko' ; d fofHkU u jkl k; fud fØ; kvksaesa
(1) The energy required for various chemical activities
needed for life is released by it in the form of vko' ; d Åt kZbl ds}kjk ATP v.kq v ksads: i esaeq Dr
ATP molecules dh t kr h gS
(2) Its outer membrane is deeply folded while the (2) bl dh cká f>Yyh vR ; f/ d ofyr t cfd vkUrfjd
inner membrane is very porous f>Yyh cgq r fNfær gksrh gS
(3) Its deeply folded membrane creates a large (3) bl dhvR ; f/ d ofyr f>YyhATP-mRiUudkjhjkl k; fud
surface area for ATP-generating chemical
reactions
vfHkfØ; kvksads fy, vf/ d i `"Bh; {ks=ki Q y mRiUu
(4) It is able to make some of its own proteins
djr h gS
(4) ; g dq N vi usLo; adhi zksVhu cukusesal eFkZgksrhgS
12. Hard matrix of a particular type of connective tissue
is composed of calcium and phosphorus 12. , d fo' ks"k i zd kj ds l a ; kst h År d dk dBksj eS fVªDl
compounds. The cells embedded in this matrix are dS fY'k; e r Fkk i Q kW
Li Q
ksjl ds; kS fxdksadk cuk gksrk gS A bl
(1) Fibroblasts (2) Osteocytes eSfVDª l esaèkl¡ h dkfs' kdk, a sgS a
(3) Chondrocytes (4) Mast cells (1) i Q kbcz ksCykLV (2) vkWfLV; kslkbV~ l
13. Four sugar solutions A, B, C and D of different sugar (3) dks UMªkslkbV~ l (4) ekLV dks f' kdk, sa
concentrations were taken to perform an experiment
at constant temperature to show the phenomenon of
13. i jkl j.k dhi fj?kVuk dksn' kkZ usgsrq' kdZ
j k dhfHkUu l ka nzrk
osmosis. After few hours, the changes in the level of okyspkj ' kdZ j kfoy; uA, B, C r FkkD dksys d j fu; r r ki eku
solutions observed are depicted by the given i j , d i z;ksx fd; kx; kA dq N ?k.Vksackn foy; u dsLr j esa
diagrams. ns[ksx; si fjor Z u fn; svkjs[kksa}kjki znf' kZ
r fd; sx; sgS A
a
Semipermeable Semipermeable
B membrane B membrane C
D B B C
D
Level of solution D No change in the
dropped down level of solutions
Semipermeable Semipermeable
C membrane membrane
C
D A D A D
D
Level of solution D Level of solution D

dropped down raised up
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According to the observation, correct order of sugar voyksd u dsvuq
l kj bu foy; uksadh' kdZ
j kl ka
nzrk dk l gh
concentration of those solutions is Øe gS
(1) A > C = B > D (2) A > D > B = C (1) A > C = B > D (2) A > D > B = C
(3) D > B = C > A (4) C = B > D > A (3) D > B = C > A (4) C = B > D > A
14. The cells of which tissue differentiate to form different 14. fdl År d dh dksf'kdk, safoHksfnr gksd j fHkUu i zd kj ds
types of permanent tissue? LFkk; h År d cukr h gS
\
a
(1) Sclerenchyma tissue (2) Collenchyma tissue (1) n`<+kÙ
skd År d (2) LFkw
ydks.kksÙkd År d
(3) Parenchyma tissue (4) Meristematic tissue (3) eǹwÙkd År d (4) foHkT; ks
Rdh; År d
15. Amongst them, who classify all living organisms into 15. fuEu esal sfdl usl Hkh l t hoksadksi k¡p t xr esaoxhZÑr
five kingdoms? fd; k\
(1) Ernst Haeckel (2) Robert Whittaker (1) vuZ LV gsd y (2) jkW
cVZfO gVV~sd j
(3) Carl Woese (4) Charles Darwin (3) dkyZow
t (4) pkYl ZMkfoZ
u

16. If ab = bc = ab, then b + c always equals 16. ; fn ab = bc = ab, r c b + c l nS
o fdl dscjkcj gS
\
1 1 1 1
(1) (2) bc (1) (2) bc
bc 2 bc 2
(3) 1 (4) bc (3) 1 (4) bc
17. Which of the following is a factor of 2x4 + 1 + 3x2? 17. fuEu esal sdku
Sl k2x4 + 1 + 3x2 dk , d xq
. ku[ k.MgS
\
(1) 1 + 2x2 (2) 4 + x2 (1) 1 + 2x2 (2) 4 + x2
(3) 2x2 – 1 (4) 3 + x2 (3) 2x2 – 1 (4) 3 + x2
18. The graph of the equation 5x – 3y = 10 cuts the 18. l ehdj.k5x – 3y = 10 dk xz

ki Qx-v{k dksfdl fca
nqi j
x-axis at the point dkVsxk\
 10   10 
(1)  0, (2) (–2, 0) (1)  0, (2) (–2, 0)
 3   3 
(3) (2, 0) (4) (0, 0) (3) (2, 0) (4) (0, 0)
19. If p and q are two distinct irrational numbers, then which 19. ; fn p o q nksfHkUu vi fjes; l a
[ ; k, sagS
] r c fuEu esal sdkS
a ul h
of the following is always an irrational number? l nS
o , d vi fjes; l a[ ; kgS
\
p p
(1) (2) pq (1) (2) pq
q q
p 2q  qp p 2q  qp
(3) (p + q)2 (4) (3) (p + q)2 (4)
pq pq
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20. In the given figure, if r || s, p || q and u || t, then c 20. fn; sx; sjs[kkfp=k esa
] ; fn r || s, p || q vkjSu || t, rc c
equals dk eku gS
p p
q q
c E b c
r E b
I F r
I F
a a
H G G
s H s
J N J N
M u M u
t t
(1) a – b (2) 2a + b (1) a – b (2) 2a + b
(3) a + b (4) b – a (3) a + b (4) b – a
21. If 8a  64b  c  24 3 abc , where a, b, c  0, then 21. ; fn 8a  64b  c  24 3 abc , t gk¡ a, b, c  0, rc

which of the following can be true? fuEu esal sdkS
ul k l R; gS
\
(1) 2 3 a  4 3 b  3 c  0 (1) 2 3 a  4 3 b  3 c  0
(2) 2 3 a  4 3 b  3 c (2) 2 3 a  4 3 b  3 c
(3) a + b + c = 0 (3) a + b + c = 0
(4) a = b = c (4) a = b = c
22. In the given figure, if AB intersects CD at O, 22. fn; sx; sjs[kkfp=k es

] ; fn AB, CD dksfca
a nqO i j i fzr PNsn
CB || AD || EF || GH, BH = AE and OH = OE, then d j r h gS] CB || AD || EF || GH, BH = AE v kS j
which of the following is not always correct?
OH = OE, r c fuEu es al sdkS
ul k l nS
o l R; ughagS \
C B B
C
G H G H
O O
E F E F
A D A D
(1) BC = AD (2) OC = OD (1) BC = AD (2) OC = OD
(3) GH = EF (4) OB = OD (3) GH = EF (4) OB = OD
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23. A tile is in the shape of a rhombus whose diagonals 23. , d VkbZy] l epr q
Hkq
t kdkj gSft l dsfod.kZ(x + 5) bdkbZo
Z
are (x + 5) units and (x – 8) units. The number of (x – 8) bdkbZgSA r c (x2 + x – 20) oxZbdkbZ{ks=ki Q
y okys
such tiles required to tile on the floor of area
(x2 + x – 20) sq. units is iQ
' kZdsfy, , slhVkby dhvHkh"V l a
[ ; k gS
2( x  6) x4 2( x  6) x4
(1) (2) (1) (2)
( x  2) x 2 ( x  2) x 2
2( x  4) x 8 2( x  4) x 8
(3) (4) (3) (4)
( x  8) x2 ( x  8) x2
24. In the given figure, ABC  EDA. If X and Y are 24. fn; s x; s vkjs[k esa
] ABC  EDA , ; fn fca
nqX o Y
points lying on AD and EG respectively such that Øe' k%AD o EG i j bl i zd kj fLFkr gS fd
AX EY DX AX EY DX

XC YG
 1 . The value of
FY
is always   1. rc dk eku l nS
o gS
XC YG FY
A A
X X
D D
C C
B F G B F G
Y Y
E E
(1) Greater than 1 (2) Equal to 1 (1) 1 l s vfèkd (2) 1 dscjkcj
3 3
(3) Less than 1 (4) Equal to (3) 1 l sde (4) dscjkcj
2 2
25. In the giv en ABC, E is a point on AD.
If AEB, ADB and ACD are equal to 180° – k1,
25. fn; sx; sABC esa] E, AD i j , d fca nqgS
A ; fn AEB,
180° – k 2 and 180° – k 3 respectiv ely, then ADB o ACD dseku Øe' k% 180° – k1, 180° – k2 o
k1 : k2 : k3 equals 180° – k3 gS
_ r c k1 : k2 : k3 dkeku gS
A A
   
E E
 
 
B D C B D C
(1) 1 : 2 : 3 (2) 2 : 3 : 4 (1) 1 : 2 : 3 (2) 2 : 3 : 4
(3) 3 : 4 : 5 (4) 1 : 3 : 5 (3) 3 : 4 : 5 (4) 1 : 3 : 5
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X; rk
26. An insect moves in a field as shown in the following 26. , d dhM+k] , d {ks=k esafuEu n' kkZ
; svkjs[k dsvuq
l kj xfr
diagram. If the insect starts moving towards east djr k gS
A ; fn dhMk+i kzjEHk es
ai o
wZdhvkjs xfr djuk i kzjEHk
initially, then finally it is moving towards
djr k gS
] r c var esaog fdl fn' kk esaxfr djsxk\
Finally moving
Initial point
(1) South-West (2) South-East (1) nf{k.k-i f' pe (2) nf{k.k-i w
oZ
(3) North-West (4) North-East (3) mÙkj-i f' pe (4) mÙkj-i o
wZ
27. Which figure will replace '?' in the following figure 27. fuEu vkjs[k eS
fVªDl esa'?' ds LFkku i j dkS
ul k vkjs[k
matrix? vk; sxk\
? ?
(1) (2) (1) (2)
(3) (4) (3) (4)
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28. The number which replaces '?' in the following pattern 28. fuEu i zk: i es
]a'?' dsLFkku i j dkS
ul h l a
[ ; k vk; sxh\
is
M P
M P
? 231
? 231
5
5
96 24
96 24
K G
K G
(1) 18 (2) 28
(1) 18 (2) 28
(3) 144 (4) 164
(3) 144 (4) 164
29. ,d O ; fDr , d vkn' kZi kl sdks3 ckj mNkyr k gS A og nks
29. A person threw a standard dice 3 times. He obtained
two distinct odd prime numbers in two throws and an mNkyksaesa ] nksfHkUu fo"ke vHkkT; l a [ ; k, sai zkIr djr k gS
even number which is not a factor of 18 in the third r Fkk r hl jsmNky esa, d l e l a [ ; k i zkIr djr k gSt ks18
throw. The sum of all the numbers on the opposite dk xq . kd ughagS A r huksamNky esai zkIr l [a; kvka sdsl Eeq
[k
faces of numbers obtained in the three throws is iQydksai j fLFkr l Hkhl [a; kvksadk ; kxsi Q y gS
(1) 9 (2) 12 (1) 9 (2) 12
(3) 10 (4) 15 (3) 10 (4) 15
30. Mr. Smith has a bag A. Bag A has n numbers of
30. fe- fLeFk dsi kl cS x A gS A cSx A esan l a[ ; k esacS
x B gS
A
bag B. Each bag B has n numbers of bag C. Each
bag C has n numbers of one rupee coins in it. If one
i zR;sd cS x B es
an l a
[ ; k esacSx C gSA i zR;sd cS x C esa, d
bag B is removed from bag A, then the total number #i ; sdsn fl DdsgS A ; fn cS
a x A esal s, d cS x B fudkyk
of coins left in bag A is t k; ]s r c cS
x A esa' k"sk fl Ddkasdh dq y l [a; k gS
(1) n(n – 1)(n + 1) (2) n(n – 1) (1) n(n – 1)(n + 1) (2) n(n – 1)
(3) n2(n + 1) (4) n2(n – 1) (3) n2(n + 1) (4) n2(n – 1)

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Sample Paper (X Studying) Aakash National Talent Hunt Exam 2018

(For X Studying)
(l S
j iS
VuZdksvfHkO
; Dr djr sgS
)
a

1. The power of engine of a car of mass 1200 kg is 1. nzO; eku 1200 kg dh, d dkj dsba t u dh' kfDr 25 kW gS
A
25 kW. The minimum time required to reach a velocity
of 90 km/h by the car after starting from rest is fojkekoLFkkl sxfr i zkjEHkdjusdsckn dkj }kjk90 km/h dk
osx i zkIr djusesavko' ; d U;w
ur e l e; gS
(1) 15 s
(1) 15 s
(2) 25 s
(2) 25 s
(3) 60 s
(3) 60 s
(4) 12 s (4) 12 s
2. The effective resistance in between the points A
2. uhpsfn, x, i fji Fk esafcUnqA r FkkB ds eè; i zHkkoh
and B in the circuit given below is
i fzr jks/ gS
14  A B 5
14  A B 5
9  48 
10  20  15  9  48 
10  20  15 
8 6
8 6
(1) 23 
(1) 23 
(2) 32  (2) 32 
(3) 12  (3) 12 
(4) 45  (4) 45 
3. In the arrangement given below, there are two 3. uhpsnh x; hO ; oLFkk es

]a nksvk; r kdkj dkp
¡ dh i fV~Vdkvksa
rectangular glass slabs placed side by side as dksn' kkZ
, vuq l kj , d&nw l jsdsfudV j[ kk t kr k gSA i zd k'k
shown. A ray of light is incident from air onto the dh , d fdj.k ok; ql svki r u dks.k i i j vi or Z uka
d 1
surface of glass slab-1 having refractive index 1 at
an angle of incidence i. Thereafter, it moves through okyhdkp ¡ i fV~Vdk-1 dh l r g i j vki fr r gksrh gSA bl ds
glass slab-2 of refractive index 2 and after emerging ckn] ; g vi or Z uka
d 2 dh dk¡p i fV~ Vdk-2 esal sxqt jr h
from the glass slab-2, it reflects from a smooth gSr Fkk dk¡p i fV~ Vdk-2 l sfuxZ r gksusdsckn] ; g fpdus
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Aakash National Talent Hunt Exam 2018 Sample Paper (X Studying)
horizontal plane mirror. The angle  which reflected {kfSr t l er y ni Z

. k l si jkofr Z
r gkst kr h gS
A r c i jkofr Z
r
ray makes with the mirror is fdj.k ni Z. k dsl kFk fdr uk dks.k  fufeZ r djr h gS\
S
i Air i ok;q
1 1
Glass Slab-1 dk¡p ifV~Vdk-1
2 2
Glass Slab-2 dk¡p ifV~Vdk-2
Air ok;q
 
Plane Mirror lery niZ.k
2 2 2 2
(1) (90 – i ) (2) i (1)  (90 – i ) (2)  i
1 1 1 1
(3) i (4) 90° – i (3) i (4) 90° – i
4. Choose the incorrect statement among the following.

4. fuEu esal sxyr dFku dkp; u dhft , A
(1) t c , d oLr qfdl hr jy es ai w
. kZ
r %; kvka
f' kd : i l sMw
ch
(1) When a body is immersed fully or partially into
a fluid, it experiences an upward force that is gqbZgksrhgS ] r c ; g , d ÅèokZ / j cy dkvuq Hko djr h
equal to weight of the fluid displaced by it gSt ksbl ds}kjkfoLFkkfi r r jy dsHkkj dscjkcj gksrkgS
(2) A stone is tied with a light spring balance using (2) , d i R Fkj gYdh jLl h }kjk , d gYdh fLi za x rqyk l s
a light string. As this stone is slowly lowered cka
/ k t kr k gS A t c ; g i RFkj / hjs&/ hjst y esauhps
into the water, the reading of the spring balance
decreases till it touches the bottom of the
dhvksj t kr k gS ] r c fLi za
x rq yk dk i kB~ ; ka
d rc rd
container as shown in the figure given below ?kVr k gS ] t c r d fd ; g uhpsfn; sx; sfp=k esan' kkZ ;s
vuq l kj i k=k dsi S nsdks Li ' kZughadjr k gS
a
Spring balance
fLizax rqyk
Water
ty
Stone
iRFkj
(3) Lactometer is used to measure the purity of a
sample of milk (3) nq
X/ eki h dk mi ; ksx nw
/ dsuew
usdh ' kq
¼r k t k¡pus
(4) The density of the object can be measured in
esafd; k t kr k gS
A
kgcm–3 (4) oLr qds?kuRo dkeki u kgcm–3 esafd; kt kl dr kgS
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5. A concave lens is required to correct 5. us=k dsfdl nks"k dksnw j djusdsfy, vor y ysUl dh
(1) Myopia (2) Presbyopia vo' ; dr k gksrh gS \
(3) Hypermetropia (4) Cataract (1) fudVnf̀"V nks "k (2) t jknw j nf̀"V
6. Four moles of a compound 'X' weigh 176 g. (3) nwj nf̀"V nks"k (4) ekfsr ; kfcan
Compound 'X' is
6. , d ; kSfxd 'X' dspkj eksy dk Hkkj 176 g gS A ; kS
fxd
(1) CO (2) CH4
'X' gS
(3) CO2 (4) NaCl (1) CO (2) CH4
7. On the basis of given information, identify 'X'. (3) CO2 (4) NaCl
Atomic Mass No. of No. of No. of Symbol

7. uhpsnhx; h l w
puk dsvk/ kj i j] 'X' dh i gpku dhft , A
No. No. Electrons Protons Neutrons
ijek.kq nzO;eku bysDVªkWuksa izksVkWuksa U;wVªkWuksa izrhd
1 1 1 A B X
Øekad la[;k dh la[;k dh la[;k dh la[;k
1 1 1 A B X
(1) H (2) Ne
(1) H (2) Ne
(3) H+ (4) He2+
(3) H+ (4) He2+
8. Addition of water to calcium oxide, is an example of
both 8. dSfYl ; e vkW Dl kbMesat y feykuk , d mnkgj.k gS
(1) Combination and endothermic reaction (1) l a; kst u r Fkk Å"ek'kks"kh vfHkfØ; k dk
(2) Combination and exothermic reaction (2) l a; kst u r Fkk Å"ek{ksih vfHkfØ; k dk
(3) Decomposition and endothermic reaction (3) vi ?kVu r Fkk Å"ek'kks "kh vfHkfØ; k dk
(4) Decomposition and exothermic reaction (4) vi ?kVu r Fkk Å"ek{ks i h vfHkfØ; k dk
9. Rajat and Ashima have got two different solutions A 9. jt r r Fkk vkf' kek dsi kl nksfHkUu foy; u Øe' k%A r Fkk
and B respectively. The concentration of hydronium B gSA foy; u A esagkbMªksfu; e vk; u dh l kUnzrk vf/ d
a
ion is more in case of solution A. Solution B turns
pink in the presence of phenolphthalein while A turns
gS
Ai Q hukY WÝFkyshu dh mifLFkfr es afoy; u B xqykch gkst kr k
the colour of pH paper orange. The pH of solutions gSt cfd foy; u A, pH i =k dsja x dksukjaxh dj nsrk
A and B can respectively be gS
A A r Fkk B foy; uka sdh pH Øe' k%gksl dr h gS a
(1) 7, 13 (2) 13, 14 (1) 7, 13 (2) 13, 14
(3) 2, 14 (4) 14, 13 (3) 2, 14 (4) 14, 13
10. 'X' and 'Y' are two metallic elements. 'Y' is more 10. 'X' r Fkk'Y' nks/ kfRod r Ro gS
A 'X' dh vi {skk 'Y' vf/ d
a
reactive than 'X'. The reaction of 'Y' with iron oxide is fØ; k'khy gS A 'Y' o vk; ju vkWDl kbM dseè; vfHkfØ; k
highly exothermic and is used to join railway tracks. vR;Ur Å"ek{kish gSr Fkk bl dk mi ; ksx jsy dh i Vfj; ksadks
Y does not react with hot or cold water but reacts
with steam to form its oxide. 'X' reacts with sodium
t kM
su
+sesafd; k t kr k gS
A Y xeZ; k B.Mst y dsl kFk fØ; k
hydroxide to produce a gas 'Z' which burns with pop ugha djr k gSi jUr qHkki ds l kFk fØ; k djds vi uk
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sound. 'X' is also a constituent of brass. Which of vkD Wl kbMcukr k gS A 'X' o l ksfM;e gkbMkªD Wl kbMdhfØ; k i j
the following statements are not correct for 'X', 'Y' and
'Z'?
xSl 'Z' eq Dr gkrshgSt ksi Q V&i Q V dhèofu dsl kFk t yr h
gSA 'X' i hr y dk Hkh, d ?kVd gS A 'X', 'Y' r Fkk'Z' dsfy,
(i) 'Y' is aluminium and 'X' is copper.
fuEufyf[ kr esal sdkS ul sdFku l gh ughagS \
a
(ii) Oxides of 'X' and 'Y' are amphoteric.
(i) 'Y' , s yqfefu; e r Fkk 'X' dkW i j gSA
(iii) 'Y' forms a compound with formula YCl3 with (ii) 'X' r Fkk'Y' dsvkW Dl kbMmHk; / ehZgS A
a
chlorine.
(iii) 'Y' Dyks j hu dsl kFk fØ; k i j YCl3 l w =k okyk ; kS
fxd
(iv) 'X' is used for galvanisation.
cukr k gS A
S
(v) 'Z' is oxygen. (iv) 'X' dk mi ; ks x xS Yosuhdj.k esafd; k t kr k gS A
(1) (i), (ii) & (iii) (2) (ii), (iii) & (iv) (v) 'Z' vkW Dl ht u gS A
(3) (i) & (iv) (4) (i) & (v) (1) (i), (ii) o (iii) (2) (ii), (iii) o (iv)
11. Select the correct option w.r.t. excretory parts that (3) (i) o (iv) (4) (i) o (v)
occur in pairs in human beings. 11. ekuo esa; q Xe esai k, t kusokysmRl ft Z r Hkkx dsl a nHkZesa
(1) Ureter, urethra and urinary bladder l gh fodYi dk p; u dhft , A
(2) Urinary bladder and urethra only (1) ; jw V
s~j] ; wj sFkzk vkSj ew=kk'k;
(3) Kidney and ureter (2) ds oy ew =kk'k; vkjS; jwF skzk
(4) Urethra and kidney (3) oD̀d vkS j ; jwVsj
12. Match the following symptoms/conditions with their (4) ; w jF
skkz r Fkk oD̀d
associated endocrine glands labelled as A, B, C, D 12. uhpsn' kkZ , vuq l kj ekuo dsvkjs[kesaA, B, C, D r FkkE ds
and E in the outline sketch of human being as given : i esava fdr va r% L=kkohxzafFk; ksal sl a
ca
f/ r y{k.k@i fjfLFkfr ; ksa
below and select the correct option.
dksl q esfyr dhft , r Fkkl ghfodYi dkp; u djsa A
A A
B B
C C
D D
E E
(a) Increases heart rate. (a) ßn; &nj dksc<+

kr k gS
A
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(b) Regulates carbohydrate, protein and f at (b) dkWcksZ
gkbMV
ªs] i zksVhu] r Fkk ol k dsmi ki p; dk fu; eu
metabolism.
(c) mPp jDr ' kdZ j k Lr j
(c) High blood sugar level.
(d) ' ol u&nj dk r hozgksuk
(d) Faster breathing rate.
(a) (b) (c) (d) (a) (b) (c) (d)
(1) C B D C (1) C B D C
(2) A E B D (2) A E B D
(3) D C E A (3) D C E A
(4) A B D A (4) A B D A
13. Identify the odd one out from I, II and III separately
13. I, II r FkkIII l si F̀kd : i l sfo"ke dh i gpku dhft , r Fkk
and select the correct option for those odd ones. ml fo"ke dsfy, l gh fodYi dk p; u dhft , A
I. Intestinal juice, Pancreatic juice, Saliva, Bile juice. I. vka =kh; jl ] vXuk'k; hjl ] ykj] fi Ùk jl A
II. Mucus, Pepsin, Trypsin, Lipase. II. ' ys "ek] i fsIl u] fVªfIl u] ykbi st
III. Amino acid, Glycerol, Hydrochloric acid, Glucose. III. , ehuksvEy] fX yl jkWy] gkbMªksDyksfjd vEy] Xywd kst
(1) Intestinal juice, Lipase, Glucose (1) vka =kh; jl ] ykbi st ] Xyw d kst
(2) ykj] fVªfIl u] , ehuksvEy
(2) Saliva, Trypsin, Amino acid
(3) fi Ùk jl ] i s fIl u] , sehuksvEy
(3) Bile juice, Pepsin, Amino acid
(4) fi Ùk jl ] E; d wl ] gkbMªksDykfsjd vEy
(4) Bile juice, Mucus, Hydrochloric acid
14. vf/ d Å¡pkbZi j ok; qfojy gkst kr h gSr Fkk i zfr yhVj
14. At higher altitudes, air becomes rarer and amount of
oxygen per litre of air decreases. ok; qes avkW Dl ht u dh ek=kk de gkst kr h gS A
Increase in all of the following would compensate this fuEu esal sfdl dsvfrfjDr vU; l Hkhesao`f̀¼ gekjs' kjhj
decrease for performing normal biological functions of dh l kekU; t S fod fØ; k, ai w . kZdjusdsfy, bl deh dh
our body, except {kfr i w
fr Zgkst k, xh\
(1) The concentration of haemoglobin (1) gheks Xyksfcu dh l kn arzk
(2) The number of red blood cells (2) yky jDr dkfs' kdkvks adh l a [;k
(3) The temperature of the body (3) ' kjhj dk r ki
(4) The rate of breathing (4) ' ol u nj
15. Which among the following organisms divide into many 15. fuEu esal sdkS ul k t ho cgq fo[ kaMu }kjk , d l kFk dbZi q=kh
daughter cells simultaneously by multiple fission? dksf'kdkvksaesafoHkkft r gkst kr kgS \
(1) Amoeba (2) Plasmodium (1) vehck (2) IykTekfsM ;e
(3) Hydra (4) Planaria (3) gkbM kª (4) Iys usfj; k
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16. If a2 + b2 + c2 = 14, then ab + bc + ca is always 16. ; fn a2 + b2 + c2 = 14, r c ab + bc + ca dk eku l nS
o
greater than or equal to
fdl l svf/ d ; k cjkcj gS
\
(1) 0
(1) 0
(2) 14
(2) 14
(3) –1 (3) –1
(4) –7 (4) –7
17. In the given figure, if ABC is a triangle, D and E are
17. fn; sx; svkjs[k es
]a ; fn ABC , d f=kHkq
t gS
] fca
nqD o E]
the points on BC such that ADC ~ AEB, then
AD
AD Hktqk BC i j bl i d
z kj gSfd ADC ~ AEB, rc
is always equal to AE
AE
dk eku l nS
o fdl dscjkcj gksxk\
A
A
B D E C
B D E C
AB AC
(1) (2) AB AC
CE AB (1) (2)
CE AB
AD CE
(3) (4) AD CE
CE AD (3) (4)
CE AD
1 1 1
18. The value of   is 1 1 1
2 7 7  10 28  31 18.   dk eku gS
2 7 7  10 28  31
4  28 4  28
(1) (1)
3 3
2  31 2  31
(2) (2)
3 3
28  4 28  4
(3) (3)
3 3
31  2 31  2
(4) (4)
3 3
24
19. A cylindrical vessel open at the top has a base 19. , d cs yukdkj i k=k ' kh"kZl s[ kyqk gS
] ft l dsvk/ kj dk O
; kl
diameter 56 cm. If the total cost of painting the outer
56 cm gS A ; fn i k=k dsckg~ ; oØ i `"B i j jax djusdk
curved surface of the vessel is ` 352 at the rate of
` 0.2 per 100 cm2, then the height of the vessel is dq y [ kpZ` 0.2 i zfr 100 cm dh nj l s` 352 gS
2 ] rc
(1) 15 m
i k=k dhÅ¡pkbZgS
(2) 10 m (1) 15 m
(3) 6 m (2) 10 m
(3) 6 m
(4) 12 m
(4) 12 m
20. Out of the given four quadrilaterals, in which of the
following, the diagonals always bisect each other at 20. fn; sx; spkj pr q
Hkq
t ksaesal sfuEu esal sdkS
Z ul spr q
Hkq
t dsfod.kZ
Z
right angles? , d&nw l jsdksl nS
o l edks.ki j l ef}Hkkft r djr sgS \
a
(1) Trapezium (1) l eyEc pr q
Hkq
t
Z
(2) Rhombus (2) l epr H
qkq
t
Z
(3) Rectangle
(3) vk; r
(4) Kite
(4) i ra
x
21. If the HCF and LCM of 48 and 56 are respectively
l
21. ; fn 48 o 56 dse-l -i - o y-l -i - Øe' k%h o l gS
] rc
h and l, then the value of is l
h dk eku gS
h
(1) 40
(1) 40
(2) 42
(2) 42
(3) 36 (3) 36
(4) 44 (4) 44
22. The system of linear equations 5x + my = 10 and 22. jS
f[ kd l ehd j . kksa d s fud k; 5x + my = 10 r Fkk
4x + ny = 8 have infinitely many solutions, where m 4x + ny = 8 ds vi fjfer : i l s vus d gy gSa
] t gk¡
and n are positive integers. Then, the minimum
m o n / ukR ed i w . kk±
d gSA r c] (m + n) dk U;w
ur e
possible value of (m + n) is equal to
lH
akkfor eku gS
(1) 9
(1) 9
(2) 5 (2) 5
(3) 6 (3) 6
(4) 10 (4) 10
25
23. The quadratic equation abx2 + acx + b(bx + c) = 0 23. f}?kkr l ehdj.k abx2 + acx + b(bx + c) = 0 dsew y
has non-zero equal and rational roots. The values of v' kw
U; l eku r Fkk i fjes; gS
A a o c dseku fuEu esal s
a
a and c respectively cannot be equal to (ab  0) Øe' k%fdl dscjkcj ughagksl dr sgS \ (ab  0)
a
(1) 4 & 49 (2) 49 & 16
(1) 4 o 49 (2) 49 o 16
(3) 4 & 64 (4) 8 & 49
(3) 4 o 64 (4) 8 o 49
4
 tan30  sin60  cosec30 
24. The value of  is equal to
 sec 0  cot 60  cos30 
4
 tan30  sin60  cosec30 
24.  sec 0  cot 60  cos30  dkeku gS
(1) 8 (2) 3 2
(3) 4 (4) 16 (1) 8 (2) 3 2
25. The common difference of an arithmetic progression (3) 4 (4) 16
27 27
in which a15  a6   , is (where an is the nth term 25. l eka
r j Js<+
h ft l esaa15  a6  gS
] dk l koZva
r j gS
2 2
of the given AP) (t gk¡an nh x; h l -Js- dk n okai n gS
A)
3 3
(1) –2 (2) (1) –2 (2)
2 2
3 3
(3) (4) 3 (3) (4) 3
2 2

X; rk
26. If EXTRANEOUS  XEOENART SU, then 26. ; fn EXTRANEOUS  XEOENARTSU, rc
PERFECTION ? PERFECTION ?
(1) EPITECFRNO (2) EPICTEFRNO (1) EPITECFRNO (2) EPICTEFRNO
(3) EPITCEFRNO (4) EIPTCEFRNO (3) EPITCEFRNO (4) EIPTCEFRNO
27. Out of the following four options, three possess the

27. fuEu pkj fodYi ksaesal s] r hu fodYi ksadsl eku xq
. k/ eZ
same property, while one is different from the others. gS] t cfd , d fodYi ] vU; fodYi ksal sfHkUu gS A l gh
Choose the correct odd option. fo"ke fodYi dk p; u dhft , A
(1) Atal Bihari Vajpayee (1) vVy fcgkjhokt i s;h
(2) Narendra Modi (2) ujsUnzekn
sh
(3) Dr. Manmohan Singh (3) Mk-Weuekg
su fl g
a
(4) Dr. Rajendra Prasad (4) MkW
- jkt sUnzi zlkn
26
28. The value of ‘a’ in the following pattern is 28. fuEu i zk: i esa‘a’ dk eku gS
4 8 12 4 8 12
2 16 39 a 2 16 39 a
10 15 20 10 15 20
(1) 71 (2) 16 (1) 71 (2) 16

(3) 25 (4) 61
(3) 25 (4) 61
fn' kk&funs
Z
' k%
(i z
-l a
- 29 l si z-l a
- 30 rd )
Directions : (Q.29 to Q.30) nh x; h l kj.kh dksi f<+
; sr Fkk fuEu i z'uksadsmÙkj nhft , A bl
Read the given table and answer the following questions. l kj.kh esafoÙkh; o"kZ2013-14 dsnkS j ku for fjr PAN dsl a nHkZ
In this table data about the PAN allotment during FY
esavkda M+safn, x, gSA
a
2013-14 is given.
2013-14
Taxpayer PAN Allotted
Status During FY
2013-14 PAN
O;fDr;ksa dh laLFkk 70,970
ASSOCIATION OF PERSONS 70,970
O;fDrxr lewg 4,306
BODY OF INDIVIDUALS 4,306
daiuh 1,01,973
COMPANY 1,01,973
QeZ 2,43,789
FIRM 2,43,789
GOVERNMENT 876
ljdkj 876
HUF 70,196
HUF 70,196
ARTIFICIAL JURIDICAL PERSON 1,444
d`f=e U;kf;d O;fDr 1,444
LOCAL AUTHORITY 4,333 LFkkuh; izkf/kdkj 4,333

INDIVIDUAL 2,76,45,257 O;fDrxr 2,76,45,257
TRUST 46,308 VªLV 46,308
TOTAL PAN ALLOTTED 2,81,89452 dqy forfjr PAN 2,81,89452
29. In which category of taxpayer status, the number of 29. vk; dj nkr kfooj.kdhdku Sl hJs.khdksfoÙkh; o"kZ2013-14
PAN allotted is fourth highest during FY 2013-14? dsnkSj ku mPpr e pkS
FksLFkku i j PAN for fjr gq, gS\
a
(1) FIRM (1) iQ
eZ
(2) TRUST (2) VªLV
(3) HUF (3) HUF
(4) ASSOCIATION OF PERSONS (4) O
; fDr ; ksadh l a
LFkk
27
30. The difference between the number of PAN allotted to 30. O; fDr xr l ew
g vkjSLFkkuh; i kzf/ dkj dksfor fjr PAN dh
BODY OF INDIVIDUALS and LOCAL AUTHORITY is
l [a; k dseè; var j gS
(1) 69526 (2) 66637 (1) 69526 (2) 66637
(3) 27 (4) 2862 (3) 27 (4) 2862

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Aakash National Talent H unt Exam 2 0 1 8

Space for Rough Work

8. In which of the following liquids phosphorus is 8. iQkW

NaOH CuSO4 HCl CuSO4 NaOH

In which of the given cases a gas is released? mi jksDr esal sdku

(3) I and II (3) I r FkkII

[Jun-Sept [Oct-Mar [Jun-Sept [Jun-Sept [t w

Space for Rough Work

Space for Rough Work

Space for Rough Work

500 - 525 48 500 - 525 48

525 - 550 52 525 - 550 52

550 - 575 55 550 - 575 55

575 - 600 96 575 - 600 96

600 - 625 88 600 - 625 88

625 - 650 85 625 - 650 85

650 - 675 46 650 - 675 46

675 - 700 98 675 - 700 98

700 - 725 32 700 - 725 32

Space for Rough Work

SECTION - C : MENTAL ABILITY Hkkx - C %ekufl d ; ks

Space for Rough Work

30. Rachit saw a word 'GROCERY' written on a 30. ja

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Aakash National Talent H unt Exam 2 0 1 8

SECTION - A : SCIENCE Hkkx - A %foKku

Space for Rough Work

Space for Rough Work

8. Consider the following diagram. 8. uhpsfn; sx; sfp=k i j fopkj dhft , A

(3) C (4) D (3) C (4) D

9. Consider the following box 9. uhpsfn; sx; sckD

Total number of aerosols is , jkslkW

Space for Rough Work

Level of solution D Level of solution D

Space for Rough Work

SECTION - B : MATHEMATICS Hkkx - B %xf.kr

18. The graph of the equation 5x – 3y = 10 cuts the 18. l ehdj.k5x – 3y = 10 dk xz

Space for Rough Work

21. If 8a  64b  c  24 3 abc , where a, b, c  0, then 21. ; fn 8a  64b  c  24 3 abc , t gk¡ a, b, c  0, rc

22. In the given figure, if AB intersects CD at O, 22. fn; sx; sjs[kkfp=k es

Space for Rough Work

Space for Rough Work

SECTION - C : MENTAL ABILITY Hkkx - C %ekufl d ; ks

(3) (4) (3) (4)

Space for Rough Work

(3) n2(n + 1) (4) n2(n – 1) (3) n2(n + 1) (4) n2(n – 1)

Space for Rough Work

Aakash National Talent H unt Exam 2 0 1 8

SECTION - A : SCIENCE Hkkx - A %foKku

3. In the arrangement given below, there are two 3. uhpsnh x; hO ; oLFkk es

horizontal plane mirror. The angle  which reflected {kfSr t l er y ni Z

(3) i (4) 90° – i (3) i (4) 90° – i

4. Choose the incorrect statement among the following.

Atomic Mass No. of No. of No. of Symbol

(a) Increases heart rate. (a) ßn; &nj dksc<+

(a) (b) (c) (d) (a) (b) (c) (d)

SECTION - B : MATHEMATICS Hkkx - B %xf.kr

Space for Rough Work

Space for Rough Work

SECTION - C : MENTAL ABILITY Hkkx - C %ekufl d ; ks

(3) EPITCEFRNO (4) EIPTCEFRNO (3) EPITCEFRNO (4) EIPTCEFRNO