Subject: General English-I
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Day: Friday Date : 01/04/2016 BHUPALGAD - I (2015 Course) (C.B.C.S.) : SUMMER - 2016 Subject: General English-I 11111111111111111111111111111111111 28623 Time: 10.00 AM TO 01.00 PM Max Marks: 60 Total Pages: 2 N.B. 1) All questions are COMPULSORY. 2) Figures to the right indicate FULL marks. Q.l A) Combine the following sentences (ANY FIVE) B) Correct the following sentences: i) I met a mutual friend of our yesterday. ii) They heard sound somewhereas in the distant woods. iii) Mother says I can go to the party. iv) That story hasn't morale. v) She's came back from holidays and restarted her work. (10) i) He must study. He will fail. (therefore I otherwise) ii) Pataudi was a dependable batsman. Pataudi was a shrewd captain. (as well as) iii) This book covers my entire syllabus. It is not very expensive. (actually I moreover) iv) He looked convinced. He pretended to be so. (and lor) v) You will have to make this payment by a cheque. You will have to make this payment by a demand draft (either ..... or) vi) He canriot read French. He cannot speak French. (neither. .... nor) (10) Q.2 Rewrite as directed: (10) i) -: ii) - "- Hi) iv) v) Q.3 Change the Voice: The Chief Minister will inaugurated the sports stadium. Change to the indirect speech: The airhostess said, "The mobile phones should be switched off immediately. " Correctthe following sentence: My thanks is due to you. Add a question tag: He did not go there. Punctuate the following: isnt the kovalam beach in kerala beautiful Explain the following legal terms (ANY FIVE) (10) i) adjacent ii) bequeath Hi) consignment iv) droit v) judicature vi) quorum P.T.O.
Transcript of Subject: General English-I
Day: FridayDate : 01/04/2016
BHUPALGAD - I (2015 Course) (C.B.C.S.) : SUMMER - 2016
Subject: General English-I
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Time: 10.00 AM TO 01.00 PMMax Marks: 60 Total Pages: 2
N.B.1) All questions are COMPULSORY.2) Figures to the right indicate FULL marks.
Q.l A) Combine the following sentences (ANY FIVE)
B) Correct the following sentences:i) I met a mutual friend of our yesterday.ii) They heard sound somewhereas in the distant woods.iii) Mother says I can go to the party.iv) That story hasn't morale.v) She's came back from holidays and restarted her work.
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i) He must study. He will fail. (therefore I otherwise)ii) Pataudi was a dependable batsman. Pataudi was a shrewd captain.
(as well as)iii) This book covers my entire syllabus. It is not very expensive.
(actually I moreover)iv) He looked convinced. He pretended to be so. (and lor)v) You will have to make this payment by a cheque. You will have to
make this payment by a demand draft (either ..... or)vi) He canriot read French. He cannot speak French. (neither. .... nor)
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Q.2 Rewrite as directed: (10)
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Hi)
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Change the Voice:The Chief Minister will inaugurated the sports stadium.Change to the indirect speech:The airhostess said, "The mobile phones should be switched offimmediately. "Correctthe following sentence:My thanks is due to you.Add a question tag:He did not go there.Punctuate the following:isnt the kovalam beach in kerala beautiful
Explain the following legal terms (ANY FIVE) (10)
i) adjacentii) bequeathHi) consignmentiv) droitv) judicaturevi) quorum
P.T.O.
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Q.5
Read the passage and answer the questions given below:
Habits are easily formed especially bad ones, such as over-eating drinkingand smoking. Once formed, they are difficult to be got rid of. Idlenessandover-work are also matters of habits. Bad habits must be fought against.They should not be allowed to be formed, and when formed, one should tryto give them up at all costs.The habit of consuming tobacco is one of the most widespread and mostharmful habits. None has claimed any good for it. Again, more harmfulthan this, is the drinking habit. Alcohol of any kind is poison, even if takenin small quantities. Drinking is universal in cold countries, under the falsenotion that it is a necessity. Millions of people have begun to do entirelywithout it, with great advantage to their health and wealth. Such bad habitsmust be given up.
Answer the following questions:
1. Name some bad habits that are easily formed?
2. Write words from the passage which mean the following:a) an uncontrollable bad habit b) completely
3. Explain: 'with great advantage to their health and wealth'.
4. Write sentences of your own using the following words.a) false notion b) widespread
5. Write and explain in two points how a student can stay away fromaddictions.
Write an essay on ANY ONE of the following:
1. Honesty is the Best Policy2. Importance of Yoga3. An unforgettable incident
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Subject: Po itical
Day: MondayDate: 04/0412016
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Time: 10.00 AM TO 01.00 P ~Max Marks: 60 Total Page :
N.B.:1) All questions are COMPULSORY.2) All questions carry 12 marks each.
Q.l Write an essay on -a) Libertyb) Equality
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Write an essay on - .a) Justiceb) Rights
Q.2 A) Define State. Elaborate in detail the elements of state.
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B) Explain m detail the meanmg, nature, scope and importance of politicalSCIence.
Q.3 A) Critically evaluate the theory of divine origin and theory of force as theoriesof origin of state.
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B) State the features, merits and demerits of unitary government.
Q.4 A) State the meaning, functions and importance of legislature with suitableexamples.
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B) State the meaning of secularism with special reference to Indian Secularism.
Q.S A) Write importance of Independence of judiciary. State the various mechanismto ensure the same.
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B) Explain the relationship between power, authority and legitimacy.
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BHUPALGAD - I (2015 Course) (C.B.C.S.) : SUMMER - 2016
Subject: Sociology-I (General Principles)
Day: WednesdayDate : 06/04/2016
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Time: 10.00 AM TO 01.00 PMMax Marks: 60 Total Pages: 1
N.B.:1) All questions are COMPULSORY.2) Each question carries 12 marks.
Q.l a) Explain in brief the concepts of society, community, institution and association.
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b) Define Sociology. Explain in detail the Scope of Sociology.
Q.2 a) Primary Groups and Secondary Groups are the base ofa society. Elaborate.
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b) Discuss the experimental method and the case study method in detail.
Q.3 a) Differentiate in Rural and Urban Society in detail.
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b) Define Social control. Explain the means of Social Control.
Q.4 a) Explain how the concept of deviance with its causes and implications in detail.
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b) Define Social change. Describe in brief theories of Social change.
Q.5 a) Write short notes of the following:
i) In Group and Out Groupii) Sociology and Jurisprudence
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b) Write short notes of the following:
i) Law as means of Social changeii) Status and Role
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What are the advantages and dis- advantages of 'partnership '? (12)
BHUPALGAD - I (2015 Course) (C.B.C.S.): SUMMER - 2016
Subject: Economics-I (General Principles)
Day: SaturdayDate: 09/04/2016
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Time: 10.00 AM TO 01.00 PMMax Marks: 60 .Total Pages: I
N.B.:1) All questions are COMPULSORY.2) Figures to the right indicate FULL marks.3) Draw neat diagrams WHEREVER necessary.
Q.l Which economic system would you advocate for your country? Justify your (12)answer.
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State the Lionel Robbins definition of 'Economics' How does it explain the (12)economic problem?
Q.2 State the law of supply with its assumptions and exceptions. What is the (12)backward- bending supply curve of labour.
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Q.3 Explain in detail the MI' M2, M3 concept of 'Money'. What is meant by High- (12)power Money?
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What is monopoly? What is Price Discrimination in monopoly? (12)
Q.4 Explain the organizational structure, goals and objectives of the IMF. (12)
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Explain 'Impact Incidence and Shifting of Tax Burden' What are the (12)advantages and dis- advantages of Indirect Taxes?
Q.5 Expiain the process of multiple creditcreation by commercial banks. (12)
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What is 'Perfect competition' How is price determined in Perfect Competition? (12)
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Time: 10.00 AM TO 01.00 PMMax Marks : 60 Total Pages: 1
BHUPALGAD - I (2015 Course) (C.B.C.S.) : SUMMER - 2016
Subject: Law of Torts including Motor Vehicle Accident and ConsumerProtection Act
N.B.1) All Questions are COMPULSORY.2) All Questions carry EQUAL marks.
Q.l To be successful in an action for tort, the plaintiff has also to prove legal damage.Comment.
ORThe general rule in torts is that all persons are entitled to sue and are liable to besued. Evaluate this rule with exception if any.
Q.2 Write a detail note on maxim Res Ipsa Loquitur.OR
A mans reputation is his property and if possible, more valuable than otherproperty. Elaborate.
Q.3 Evaluate the rule in Rylands v Fletcher along with the exceptions.OR
Write notes on the following:a) Injunctionb) Discharge of Torts
Q.4 'X' entered 'Z's wharf with an idea to cross the river by one of Z'sferry boats. Xfound that no boat was available for another 20 minutes, so 'X' wanted to go outof Wharf. 'X' had paid a penny for entry but refused to pay another penny for exitwhich was chargeable by Z for exit. Z disallowed X to leave the Wharf unlesspayment for exit was made. Whether Z is liable for his action.
b) Discuss the case -Oliver v Birmingham and Midland Omnibus Co.OR
a) 'M' was trying to board a bus at a bus stop. The conductor who was issuingtickets inside the bus asked the cleaner to blow whistle for starting the bus. On thecleaner doing so, the bus started and 'M' fell down and was run over and crushedby the rear wheel of the bus. 'M's body was dragged by the bus to a long distance.Decide the liability of the conductor.
b) Evaluate the principle in Campbell v Paddington Corporation.
Q.5 Enumerate the provisions relating to liability without fault in certain cases underMotor Vehicles Act, 1988.
OREvaluate the constitution, composition and jurisdiction of the District ConsumerForum.
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