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Staff Selection Commission Combined Higher Secondary Level Exam

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Question : Directions: In the following question, from the given alternative words, select the word that cannot be formed using the letters of the given word.
METAPHYSICS

Option 1: SEEMS

Option 2: HEATS

Option 3: PESTS

Option 4: TEAMS

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Correct Answer: SEEMS


Solution : Given:
METAPHYSICS

Now, let's compare all the option words with the word METAPHYSICS –
First option: SEEMS; The letter E appears only once in the word METAPHYSICS. But, in SEEMS, E appears two times. Therefore, all the letters of SEEMS are not present in the

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Question : A and B can do a piece of work in 10 days and 15 days, respectively. They worked together, but 5 days before the completion of the work, A left. In how many days was the work completed?

Option 1: 4

Option 2: 8

Option 3: 6

Option 4: 9

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Correct Answer: 9


Solution : Given: Time taken by A = 10 days
Time taken by B = 15 days
A left the work 5 days before the completion of the work.
Let the total work be 1 unit.
⇒ A's 1 day work = $\frac{1}{10}$
And B's 1 day

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Question : Directions: Which answer figure will complete the pattern in the question figure?

Option 1:

Option 2:

Option 3:

Option 4:

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Correct Answer:


Solution : On comparing the question figure and all the answer figures, the following figure will combine and make the complete pattern –

Hence, the third option is correct.

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Question : What is the sum of all two-digit odd numbers?

Option 1: 2375

Option 2: 2475

Option 3: 2325

Option 4: 2425

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Correct Answer: 2475


Solution : Use the formulas:
nth term = first term + (n – 1) × common difference
Sum of an arithmetic sequence, S = $\frac{\text{number of terms}}{2}×\text{(first term + last term)}$
Two-digit odd numbers : 11,13,15, ........, 97, 99
Common difference = 2
Number of terms,

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Question : The following sentence has been split into four segments. Identify the segment that contains a grammatical error.

Can you make / sure you have / a correct address / before you start driving?

Option 1: Can you make

Option 2: sure you have

Option 3: a correct address

Option 4: before you start driving

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Correct Answer: a correct address


Solution : The error lies in the third option.

The error lies in the indefinite articlebeing used before correct address, but the sentence requires the definite article the to specify a particular, specific address. The definite article the is used before a noun

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Question : Select the option that will improve the (bracketed) part of the sentence. In case of no improvement select the option 'No Improvement'.

There's even a (picture by which a witch is riding) a broomstick on the sides of the police cars.

Option 1: No Improvement

Option 2: pictures of witch riding

Option 3: picture of a witch riding

Option 4: picture that of a witch riding

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Correct Answer: picture of a witch riding


Solution : The correct choice is the third option.

The phrase "picture by which a witch is riding" uses the incorrect preposition and does not concisely convey the intended meaning. It should be replaced with "picture of a witch riding", as it

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Question : The tower is 50 metres high, its shadow is $x$ metres shorter when the sun's elevation is $45°$ than when it is $30°$. The value of $x$ (in metres) is:

Option 1: $50\sqrt{3}$

Option 2: $50\left ({\sqrt3-1} \right)$

Option 3: $50\left ({\sqrt3+1} \right)$

Option 4: $50$

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Correct Answer: $50\left ({\sqrt3-1} \right)$


Solution :
Let the height of the tower be $BC$, the shadow of the tower when the sun’s altitude is 30° be $AB$ and the shadow of the tower when the sun’s elevation is 45° be $DB$.
Given: $BC$ = 50 m
And $AB -

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Question : In the following question, out of the given four alternatives, select the one that best expresses the meaning of the idiom or phrase.
Once in a blue moon

Option 1: Once in a day

Option 2: Frequently

Option 3: Rarely

Option 4: Once a week

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Correct Answer: Rarely


Solution : The correct answer is the third option.

Once in a blue moon: This idiom is used to describe something that happens very rarely or infrequently.

The meanings of the other options are as follows:

Once in a day: This option suggests a daily occurrence, which

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