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PARULUNIVERSITY FACULTYOFENGINEERING&TECHNOLOGY
BACHELOROFTECHNOLOGY(B.TECH) ES-ll
6thsemester
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Level1: Rearrangethesentencestoobtainameaningfulparagraph.Writetheorderofthesentences inthespaceprovidedbelow.
1. A.Thecricketballisrathersmallandveryhard.Onthewicketateachendtherearethree
stickswithbailsonthem B.TodayCricketisaverypopulargameinsomecountries.Butitisnotplayedeverywherein
theworld. C.ThegameofCricketisplayedbetweentwosides,eachhavingelevenplayers. D.Thebatsmanstandsbeforethestumpstohittheballbeforeithitsthestumps. E.Onebatsmanstandsateachendwhileabowlerthrowstheballtohitthestickson
stumps. Statement1____________________ Statement2____________________ Statement3____________________ Statement4____________________ Statement5____________________
2. A.AccordingtofoodresearcherBrianWansinkatCornellUniversity,wemakeover250
decisionseachdayaboutwhattoeatandwhatnottoeat B.Asit continuesto evolve,wearefacedeachdaywithnew decisionsaboutwhatto
consume. C.Nowonderitissuchachallenge. D.Sometimesforthebetter,sometimesfortheworse. E.Ourfood environment ischangingeverymoment.
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3. A.Althoughyougetvitaminsandmineralsfrom thefoodsyoueateveryday B.,somefoodshavemorevitaminsandmineralsthanothers. C.Thefat-soluble vitamins—A,D,E,andK—dissolveinfatandcanbestoredinyourbody.
The watersoluble- vitamins— CandtheB-complexvitamins(suchasvitaminsB6,B12, niacin,riboflavin,andfolate)— needtodissolveinwaterbeforeyourbodycanabsorb them.
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D.Vitaminsandmineralsmakepeople'sbodiesworkproperly E.Vitaminsfallintotwocategories:fatsolubleandwatersoluble
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4. A.Butjustasinmattersofthelove,sogomattersoftheIPhone B.Attentionstrays,frustrationgathers,misunderstandingsmount. C.InessenceIphonesalsodoseelosses,intermsofsatisfaction D.Youhavetoforgiveandanticipateusers’foibleswhilealsocraftinganexperiencethat
drawsthem intoexplorefurther. E.Evenwhenusersloveanapp,fewwillgiveittheirfullattentionortrytounderstandevery
nuance Statement1____________________ Statement2____________________ Statement3____________________ Statement4____________________ Statement5____________________
5. A.Peoplewho workinbiology,botany,astronomy,and evenarchitectureshould allbe
familiarwithaconceptdevelopedwhenEuropewasfirstadoptingmodernnumeralsand thedecimalsystem inthetwelfthcen¬tury.
B.Architectswithkeensensesofproportionandscalegravitatetowardtheratioaswell C.Mathematiciansinparticularbegantoyingwiththecuriousratioof1.618— knownasthe
goldenmean— numberoftenexhibitedinnature,suchasinthefractalgeometryofferns, theatomicstructureofDNA,andtheorbitalpatternsofgalaxies.
D.Greatbuild¬ingsthatlook“right”oftenhavespacingsandpatternsbasedonaratioof 1.618.
E.LeCorbusier,theinfluentialtwentieth-centurySwiss-Frencharchitect,explicitlyusedthe ratioinmanyofhisbuildings Statement1____________________ Statement2____________________ Statement3____________________ Statement4____________________ Statement5____________________
6.
A.Speedislargelydeterminedbyonething:hardware B.Iftheyweren’tabletorunthroughcomplextasksinfractionsofasecond,theywouldn’t
betherevolutionizingforcethey’vebecome.
C.Thevalueofalgorithmsisallintheirspeed D.Softwarealsoincreasedproportionally E.ThepresentrateofIT boom canbepredominantlyattributedto theincreaseinthe
hardwarefront. Statement1____________________
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7. A.Suchagreenhouseeffectiscreatedwhenenergyintheform ofsunlighteasilypasses
throughaplanet'satmosphere,warmsitssurface,andisconvertedtoheatradiationthat isthenheldinbytheatmospherefrom toptobottom.
B.VenushasarelativelythinatmosphereliketheEarth's,butVenus'atmosphereconsistsof morethanninetypercentcarbondioxide,comparedtolessthanfourpercentinthatofthe Earth.
C.Becauseofitshigherpercentageofcarbondioxide,Venus'atmospheretrapsmuchmore heatradiationthandoestheEarth's.
D.Thus,theVenusstudiesarebelievedtobeimportanttotheunderstandingofpossible adverseeffectsontheEarth'sagriculturethatcouldresultfrom thelong-term useof fossilfuels,whichaddcarbondioxidetotheatmosphere.
E.Datafrom thePioneerspacecraftofNASA apparentlyprovethetheorythatthehigh surfacetemperatureofVenusisduetoanatmosphericgreenhouseeffectcausedmainly byablanketofcarbondioxide. Statement1____________________ Statement2____________________ Statement3____________________ Statement4____________________ Statement5____________________
8. A.Scientistsbelievethatbraincellscalledneuronsfirsttransform thesensorystimuliwe
experienceintoimagesinourimmediatememory B.Theoriesabouthowbrainworksremainatopicofdebate C.Itisagreed,though,thatthehippocampus,apartofthebrain,isundeniablyimportantfor
memory D.When we experience something,the information is sentvia our senses to the
hippocampus,whereitisprocessed E.Then,theseimagesaresenttothehippocampusandstoredtemporarilyinshortterm
memory Statement1____________________ Statement2____________________ Statement3____________________ Statement4____________________ Statement5____________________
9. A.Suddenlysheasksherfatherwhyhekeepssomanyoldnewspaperslockedawaythere. B.Vera'scurioustalentisbroughttothenoticeofascientificresearchinstituteandsheis
givenaseriesoftestsbyaspecialcommission. C.Onedayshecomesintohisfather'sofficeandputsherhandsonthedoorofalocked
safe. D.Fictionalstoriesaboutpeoplewhohaveextraordinaryabilitieshavealwaysattracted
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people'sattention. E.Oneofthem isthestoryofVeraPetrova,whoisabletoperceivethingswithdifferent
partsofherskin,andthroughsolidwalls. Statement1____________________ Statement2____________________ Statement3____________________ Statement4____________________ Statement5____________________
10. A.TheBermudaTriangleoccupiesadisturbingandalmostunbelievableplaceintheworld's
catalogofunexplainedmysteries
B.Manyoftheplanesconcernedhavevanishedwhileinnormalradiocontactwiththeirbase untiltheverymomentoftheirdisappearance
C.Whileothershaveradioedthemostextraordinarymessages,implyingthattheycouldnot gettheirinstrumentstofunction,thattheircompasseswerespinning,thattheskyhad turnedyellow andhazyonaclearday,andtheocean,whichwascalm nearby,didn'tlook rightwithoutfurtherclarificationofwhatwaswrong
D.Somepredictthepresenceofamythicalcreatureundertheocean. Sometheorizethe presenceofaworm hole
E.Morethanahundredplanesandshipshavevanishedinthisareaintotheairsince1945, andmorethanathousandliveshavebeenlost,withoutasinglebodyorevenapiece wreckagefrom thevanishingplanesorshipshavingbeenfound
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Level2:
Rearrangethesentencestoobtainameaningfulparagraph.Writetheorderofthesentences inthespaceprovidedbelow.
11. A.HefeltjustifiedinbypassingCongressaltogetheronavarietyofmoves. B.AttimeshewasfightingtheentireCongress. C.Bushfelthehadamissiontorestorepowertothepresidency. D.Bushwasnotfightingjustthedemocrats. E.Representativesdemocracyisamessybusiness,andaCEOofthewhiteHousedoesnot
like alegislatureofsecondguessersandtimewasters.
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Statement5____________________ 12.
A.TATA inksexploitthesameprinciplethatcausesthelivelyandconstantlychanging coloursofafilm ofoilonwater.
B.Thetworaysoflight,afterbeingreflectedfrom thesedifferentsurfaces,meeteachother astheyhaveeachtravelledslightlydifferentdistances.
C.Theprincipleisthatthelightisbouncingofftwosurfaces,thatoftheoilandthatofthe waterlayerbelowit.
D.Wavelengths,hencecolours,interfereconstructivelyandlookbrightwhichinturnis determinedbythedistancethetworaystravelacrossthedifferingmediums.
E.Becauselightis,anelectromagneticwave,thepeaksandtroughsofeachraythen interfereeitherconstructively,toappearbright,ordestructively,toappeardim.
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13. A.Eventhoughregionalvariationsexistinarelativelygreaterscale,itisveryfrequentto
findscoresofpeoplesittinghereandthereanddoingnothing. B.Inoffices,theyreceiveacquaintances,friendsandrelativeswholeisurelycallanytime
withoutpriorappointment. C.Eventhoseemployeesoftenarrivelatetotheofficeandleaveearlyunlesstheyare
forcedtobepunctual. D.WorkinIndiaisnotvaluedintrinsically. E.Quiteoftenpeoplevisitailingfriendsandrelativesorgooutoftheirwaytohelpthem in
theirpersonalmattersevenduringofficehours. Statement1____________________ Statement2____________________ Statement3____________________ Statement4____________________ Statement5____________________
14. A.There’sno evidencethatitwasanything butanarmchairinvention– indeed many
scholarshavearguedthattheteethwouldn’thavebeenstrongenoughforthedeviceto workinpractice– butthedescriptionaloneprovesthattheprincipleofintermeshing gearwheelswasunderstood.
B.Inparticular,hetalkedaboutaweight-liftingmachinecalledabaroulkos.Hedrew a pictureofit,showinghow aseriesofgearwheelsofincreasingsizewouldallow a relativelysmallforcetoliftaheavyweight.
C.The heightofinvention in ancientGreek gears was supposedly reached by the instrument-makerHero,anotherfollowerofCtesibiusandalecturerattheAlexandria museum sometimelaterinthefirstcenturyAD.
D.Anotherdevice described in detailby Hero was an elaborate dioptra orsighting instrument,whichusedanendlessscrewandcoggedsemicircletoallowittobealigned accurately.
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E.Hero wrote aboutthe principle thatArchimedes had started to develop ofusing gearwheelsofdifferentsizestochangethestrengthofanappliedforce.
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15.
A.Mishugigets71correctinthesecondexperiment,however,uponcloseinspectionofthe videotape,youdiscoverthathehastapedasmallmirrortotheceilingthatallowshim to getaglimpseoftheresultsofyourcointosses.
B.Youinvitehim todotheexperimentagainandsecretlyvideotapetheproceedings. C.You decide to do a little more investigating and discoverthatMishugihas done
remarkablywellwheneverhedoesthecoin-tossingexperiment. D.ThealternativetochancethatmadeMishugi'striumphslessunlikelywashisuseofa
mirror,notpsychicpowers. E.Whenyouconductathirdexperimentbytossingthecoininaseparateroom sothat
Mishugi'scannotusethemirror,hemakes49correctguesses. Statement1____________________ Statement2____________________ Statement3____________________ Statement4____________________ Statement5____________________
16.
A.Bothbatsandbirdshavemasteredtheskilloflanding,butthesetwotypesofflyersgo aboutitquitedifferently.
B.Whereasterrestrialanimalsfacenoparticularchallengewhentheyneedtostoprunning orcrawling,flyinganimalsmoveatmuchhigherspeeds,andtheymustbecarefulabout howtheyland.
C.Beforetouchingdown,theymustdecreasetheirspeedinordertolandsafely.
D.Hittingtheground,orevenwater,atfullflightspeedwouldbequitedangerous
E.Beingabletolandsafelyisacriticallyimportantskillforallflyinganimals.
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17. A.Thisbeliefwasbased onlyon assumption,however,becauseforyearsnobodyhad
actuallystudiedingraphicdetailhowbatsmovetheirwings
B.Inthepastitwasbelievedthat,intermsofflyingmechanics,therewaslittledifference
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betweenbatsandbirds.
C.However,theyaremuchbetteratmaneuverability:abatcanquicklychangeitsdirection offlightorcompletelyreverseit,somethingabirdcannoteasilydo.
D.Thismakescoordinatingtheirlimbsmoredifficultforbatsand,asaresult,theyarenot verygoodatflyingoverlongerdistances.
E.Inrecentyears,though,researchershavediscoveredanumberofinterestingfactsabout batflight.Batsarebuiltdifferentlyfrom birds,andtheirwingsincorporateboththeirfront andhindlimbs
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18. A.Originallyfrom Argentina,itsseedswereprobablytransportednorthbymigratorybirds B.TheAmericanSouthwestturnedwarmeranddrier,becomingthedesertitistoday,andas
itdid,thecreosotebushappearedthere. C.Thatcauseddramaticenvironmentalchangesinmanypartsoftheworld,especiallyinthe
NorthernHemisphere. D.TheIceAgeended(orpaused,atanyrate)some11,500yearsago. E.Itthrivedinthedesert,thankstoitsresin-coatedleaves;denselateralroots,whichstarve
outcompetingplants;andtaproot,whichcangrowupto15feetdeepintotheearth Statement1____________________ Statement2____________________ Statement3____________________ Statement4____________________ Statement5____________________
19. A.Thefrontwindowoftheshopat128BroadStreetwasbroken,andchairsandtableswere
overturnedthroughoutthecaféarea. B.Shealso phonedtheproprietorofPrimo Pizza,locatedat130BroadStreet,asshe
noticedthatthedoorofthatrestaurantshowedsignsofforcedentry. C.Additionally,thecashregisterhadbeenpriedopenandemptiedofmoney.Thethieves
attemptedtoopenthesafeaswell,butwereunsuccessful. D.OnFriday,October21,atapproximately8:30a.m.,JudithReynolds,ownerofTheCupcake
Factory,arrivedatherestablishmenttofindthatithadbeenrobbedandvandalized overnight.
E.MsReynoldsusedhercellphonetoreportthecrimetothepolice Statement1____________________
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20.
A.Adriver’slicensemustberenewedeveryfouryears. B.You mustpresenta completed renewalapplication;yourcurrentdriver’s license;
acceptableproofofage,identification,andaddress;andproofofsocialsecurityinthe form ofasocialsecuritycard,astateorfederalincometaxreturn,acurrentpaystub,ora W-2form.
C.Torenewalicense,youmustvisitaMotorVehiclesAgency. D.Individualswhofailtorenew withinthreeyearsofthelicenseexpirationdatearenot
eligibleforarenewalandmustrepeattheinitiallicensingprocess E.A renewalapplicationissentapproximatelyfivetosevenweeksbeforetheexpiration
datelistedonthelicense. Statement1____________________
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21. A.Ifyourletterorpackageisurgent,theU.S.PostalServiceoffersPriorityMailandExpress
Mailservices. B.PriorityMailisguaranteedtogoanywhereintheUnitedStatesintwodaysorless.
ExpressMailwillgetyourpackagethereovernight. C.Mailthatusedtotakemonthstomovebyhorseandfootthatnow movesaroundthe
countryindaysbytruck,trainandplane. D.Today’spostalserviceismoreefficientandreliablethaneverbefore E.First-classmailusuallymovesfrom NewYorkCitytoLosAngelesinthreedaysorless.
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22. A.ItisbecauseofTelevisionthat20-20cricketmatchhasbecomesuchabighit B.Televisionisapopularmedium ofenjoyment.Itprovidesentertainmentforthewhole
family.Wecanenjoyacinema,afootballorcricketmatch,newsandserialsandmany otherprograms.
C.TVisnowverypopular.Itisfoundinalmosteveryhome.TheTVprogramsaresourcesof pleasuretoyoungandold,sickandhandicappedpersons.
D.Therearemanychannels.Someareonlynewschannels.Someareonlyforsports.Some othersforfilms,cartoonsorsongs.Therearealsomanyprogramsandfilm forchildren.
E.Television is an effective medium ofeducation.There are manyprograms forthe students.TVprogramsareinEnglish,Hindiandregionallanguages.TVisreallyagreat giftofmodernscience.
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23. A.Dronesmustdisplayaregistrationnumberandbekeptatleastfivemiles(8km)from
airportsandbelow 400feet(120meters)—analtitudemostsmalldevicescannotreach anyway.
B.ButalthoughtheFAAunderstandablywantstoreducetheriskofcollisionswithlarger aircraft,itsnewruleswillrequiretheregistrationofhundredsofthousandsoftoys—and itssuggestionthatpenaltiesforfailingtoregistershouldbethesamefordronesasfor commercialaircraftseemsheavy-handed.
C.TheFederalAviationAdministrationsaysdronesweighing0.55-55lb(0.25-25kg)mustbe addedtoanonlinedatabasebyFebruary19th;athree-yearlicensecosts$5,butsigning upisfreeuntilJanuary20th.
D.Manufacturersarehopingtosell1.6m dronesinAmericathisyear.Thisisnotwhatthey wantedforChristmas.
E.IfyouwanttoflyaquadcopteroutdoorsinAmerica,youmustnowlicenseit,underrules thattakeeffecttoday Statement1____________________ Statement2____________________ Statement3____________________ Statement4____________________ Statement5____________________
24. A.OnMonday,thevenuehadover1,000citizenswhohadcomeforwardtohelpdozensof
seniorgovernmentofficersengagedinsegregatingreliefitemsandpackingthem in parcels.
B.Thesevolunteerscomprisedyouth,housewives,andschoolandcollegestudents. C.Theyjoinedhandstoreadythereliefparcelscontainingmilk,biscuits,drinkingwater,
noodles,milkpowderandchocolate. F.JawaharlalNehruindoorstadium locatedbehindChennaiCentralstationhasbeenthe
stategovernment’scontrolroom forreliefworkafterfloodsdevastatedthecity. G.Amongthecitizenswas47-year-oldAnnadurai,whoownsasmallengineeringfirm.
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25. A.Chronobiologymightsoundalittlefuturistic– likesomethingfrom asciencefiction
novel,perhaps– butit’sactuallya field ofstudythatconcernsone ofthe oldest processeslifeonthisplanethaseverknown:short-term rhythmsoftimeandtheireffect onfloraandfauna.
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B.Thiscantakemanyforms.Marinelife,forexample,isinfluencedbytidalpatterns C.Numerouscreatures,humansincluded,arelargelydiurnal–thatis,theyliketocomeout
duringthehoursofsunlight. D.Nocturnalanimals,suchasbatsandpossums,prefertoforagebynight E.Animalstendtobeactiveorinactivedependingonthepositionofthesunormoon
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