FinalModelQuestionCumAnsKey_ComputerScience
FinalModelQuestionCumAnsKey_ComputerScience
Part I - Aptitude
Passage
In terms of the total energy consumed, the largest consumer is understandably the industrial sector which accounts for nearly half the total energy used in the country today. This is
followed by the transport sector which consumes about 25%, the household sector (about 14%) and the agricultural sector (about 9%), in that order. This last sector has shown
considerable increase in energy use over the last four decades. Among the primary fuels, the relative proportion of coal has dropped from nearly 80% to 40% and that of oil has gone
up from 17% to 44% over the same period.
Total consumption of energy in India today is equivalent to 291 million tons of oil. Of this 26% comes from wood. On a per capita basis it works out to about one litre of oil per day,
which is extremely low by international standards. The future energy demand depends upon the level of development envisaged and also on the sections of people affected by it.
There is clearly no escape from the utilisation of renewable energy sources in a big way if the gap between the desired levels of energy supply and available resources has to be kept
at the minimum.
Which of the following styles has been adopted by the author in writing the passage?
Answer : Option Id
(A) Data-based, objective, positive, solution-oriented 251001
(B) Data-based, but coloured by socialism 251002
(C) Highly subjective with bias for poor people 251003
(D) Objective, descriptive, lacking clarity 251004
Passage
In terms of the total energy consumed, the largest consumer is understandably the industrial sector which accounts for nearly half the total energy used in the country today. This is
followed by the transport sector which consumes about 25%, the household sector (about 14%) and the agricultural sector (about 9%), in that order. This last sector has shown
considerable increase in energy use over the last four decades. Among the primary fuels, the relative proportion of coal has dropped from nearly 80% to 40% and that of oil has gone
up from 17% to 44% over the same period.
Total consumption of energy in India today is equivalent to 291 million tons of oil. Of this 26% comes from wood. On a per capita basis it works out to about one litre of oil per day,
which is extremely low by international standards. The future energy demand depends upon the level of development envisaged and also on the sections of people affected by it.
There is clearly no escape from the utilisation of renewable energy sources in a big way if the gap between the desired levels of energy supply and available resources has to be kept
at the minimum.
Passage
In terms of the total energy consumed, the largest consumer is understandably the industrial sector which accounts for nearly half the total energy used in the country today. This is
followed by the transport sector which consumes about 25%, the household sector (about 14%) and the agricultural sector (about 9%), in that order. This last sector has shown
considerable increase in energy use over the last four decades. Among the primary fuels, the relative proportion of coal has dropped from nearly 80% to 40% and that of oil has gone
up from 17% to 44% over the same period.
Total consumption of energy in India today is equivalent to 291 million tons of oil. Of this 26% comes from wood. On a per capita basis it works out to about one litre of oil per day,
which is extremely low by international standards. The future energy demand depends upon the level of development envisaged and also on the sections of people affected by it.
There is clearly no escape from the utilisation of renewable energy sources in a big way if the gap between the desired levels of energy supply and available resources has to be kept
at the minimum.
Passage
In terms of the total energy consumed, the largest consumer is understandably the industrial sector which accounts for nearly half the total energy used in the country today. This is
followed by the transport sector which consumes about 25%, the household sector (about 14%) and the agricultural sector (about 9%), in that order. This last sector has shown
considerable increase in energy use over the last four decades. Among the primary fuels, the relative proportion of coal has dropped from nearly 80% to 40% and that of oil has gone
up from 17% to 44% over the same period.
Total consumption of energy in India today is equivalent to 291 million tons of oil. Of this 26% comes from wood. On a per capita basis it works out to about one litre of oil per day,
which is extremely low by international standards. The future energy demand depends upon the level of development envisaged and also on the sections of people affected by it.
There is clearly no escape from the utilisation of renewable energy sources in a big way if the gap between the desired levels of energy supply and available resources has to be kept
at the minimum.
Which of the following has been suggested by the author as the best possible solution to overcome energy crisis?
Answer : Option Id
(A) Exploration of oil reserves 254001
(B) Maximization of renewable sources 254002
(C) Importing large quantities of coal 254003
(D) Reducing share of bulk users 254004
Passage
In terms of the total energy consumed, the largest consumer is understandably the industrial sector which accounts for nearly half the total energy used in the country today. This is
followed by the transport sector which consumes about 25%, the household sector (about 14%) and the agricultural sector (about 9%), in that order. This last sector has shown
considerable increase in energy use over the last four decades. Among the primary fuels, the relative proportion of coal has dropped from nearly 80% to 40% and that of oil has gone
up from 17% to 44% over the same period.
Total consumption of energy in India today is equivalent to 291 million tons of oil. Of this 26% comes from wood. On a per capita basis it works out to about one litre of oil per day,
which is extremely low by international standards. The future energy demand depends upon the level of development envisaged and also on the sections of people affected by it.
There is clearly no escape from the utilisation of renewable energy sources in a big way if the gap between the desired levels of energy supply and available resources has to be kept
at the minimum.
Which of the following has been mentioned as a major hurdle in enhancing per capita consumption of energy in India?
Answer : Option Id
(A) Present level of development in India. 255001
(B) International norm of 1 litre of oil per day per person. 255002
(C) Disparity in use of energy in rural and urban areas. 255003
(D) None of these 255004
In a custom component making unit, two machine components P and Q are made using three different types of tools – for pressing, cutting and welding. The unit has 6 Presses, 10
Cutters and 5 Welding tools, all working for 10 hours a day.
One unit of part P needs 40 minutes on Press, 2 hours on Cutter, and 30 minutes on a Welding tool for its completion. Similarly, one unit of part Q needs 1 hour on Press, 30 minutes
on Cutter and 1 hour on Welding tool for its completion.
In a custom component making unit, two machine components P and Q are made using three different types of tools – for pressing, cutting and welding. The unit has 6 Presses, 10
Cutters and 5 Welding tools, all working for 10 hours a day.
One unit of part P needs 40 minutes on Press, 2 hours on Cutter, and 30 minutes on a Welding tool for its completion. Similarly, one unit of part Q needs 1 hour on Press, 30 minutes
on Cutter and 1 hour on Welding tool for its completion.
If 20 units of component Q are made in a day, how many units of component P can be made in the same day?
Answer : Option Id
(A) 10 272001
(B) 20 272002
(C) 40 272003
(D) 45 272004
In a custom component making unit, two machine components P and Q are made using three different types of tools – for pressing, cutting and welding. The unit has 6 Presses, 10
Cutters and 5 Welding tools, all working for 10 hours a day.
One unit of part P needs 40 minutes on Press, 2 hours on Cutter, and 30 minutes on a Welding tool for its completion. Similarly, one unit of part Q needs 1 hour on Press, 30 minutes
on Cutter and 1 hour on Welding tool for its completion.
If 10 units of component P are made in a day, how many units of component Q can be made in the same day?
Answer : Option Id
(A) 45 273001
(B) 30 273002
(C) 17 273003
(D) 50 273004
In a custom component making unit, two machine components P and Q are made using three different types of tools – for pressing, cutting and welding. The unit has 6 Presses, 10
Cutters and 5 Welding tools, all working for 10 hours a day.
One unit of part P needs 40 minutes on Press, 2 hours on Cutter, and 30 minutes on a Welding tool for its completion. Similarly, one unit of part Q needs 1 hour on Press, 30 minutes
on Cutter and 1 hour on Welding tool for its completion.
If one more Welding tool is added and 30 units of component Q are made in a day, how many units of component P can be made?
Answer : Option Id
(A) 10 274001
(B) 5 274002
(C) 2 274003
(D) 0 274004
In a custom component making unit, two machine components P and Q are made using three different types of tools – for pressing, cutting and welding. The unit has 6 Presses, 10
Cutters and 5 Welding tools, all working for 10 hours a day.
One unit of part P needs 40 minutes on Press, 2 hours on Cutter, and 30 minutes on a Welding tool for its completion. Similarly, one unit of part Q needs 1 hour on Press, 30 minutes
on Cutter and 1 hour on Welding tool for its completion.
If only component Q is to be made, which type of single tool should be bought, so that there is a maximum increase in production capacity?
Answer : Option Id
(A) Press 275001
(B) Cutter 275002
(C) Welding tool 275003
(D) Any one 275004
Part II - Technical
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Answer : Option Id
(A) Entity Integrity 344001
(B) Domain Integrity 344002
(C) Referential Integrity 344003
(D) Data Integrity 344004
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Answer : Option Id
(A) It can have multiple ways to process the input string. 356001
(B) It reads the input string one symbol at a time and has only one unique way to process it. 356002
(C) It processes the input string using a probabilistic model. 356003
(D) It accepts or rejects the input string based on random decisions. 356004
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Question 109 Question Id : 359
What technique improves bandwidth utilization by allowing the sender to transmit multiple frames before waiting for an acknowledgment?
Answer : Option Id
(A) Sliding Window 359001
(B) Full Duplexing 359002
(C) Piggybacking 359003
(D) Pipelining 359004
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