Sample Paper BBA V PDF

Program Applied For 1:BS (Accounting and Finance), 2:BBA
Entrepreneurship
Name Seat No.
Father’s Name Booklet No.
Candidate’s
Test Centre
Signature Room No. HALL
Exam. Centre
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
1. Candidates will make sure that the seat number, test centre, candidate name on top of this question booklet;
on answer sheet and on the sticker on the chair are the same as in admit card issued to them.
2. Use of calculator is not allowed.
3. Candidates must carefully follow the instructions given in this booklet and by the instructor/announcer.
4. The test is divided into three parts (total duration of the test is two hours & 45 minutes):
 45 Multiple Choice Questions of English (from page 1 to 8) - Time allowed 45 minutes.
 45 Multiple Choice Questions of Mathematics (starting from page 9) - Time allowed 80 minutes.
 One essay question - Time allowed 40 minutes. Separate instructions for essay question will be given
later on.
Note: While working on an allowed part, candidates are not allowed to go forward or backward to
other parts.
5. Each question has only one correct answer. All answers must be given in CROSS SIGN on the answer
sheet.
6. During the test if candidates want to change any of their answers, they should erase their previous answer
clearly and completely and re-cross. It is very important that if they want to change the answer they
should clearly and completely erase the previous answer. In case candidates cross more than one
option for the same question, the answer will be treated as wrong. Overwriting is not accepted. Such
answers will also be treated as wrong.
7. If a candidate does not want to answer any question he / she MUST cross the
option E on the answer sheet.
8. There will be NEGATIVE MARKING in all parts of the test. Each correct question carries four points. For
each wrong answer, one point shall be deducted.
9. When the instructor/announcer says STOP, candidates must stop writing and cover their test booklets with
the answer sheets.
10. Any behavior leading to cheating or non-compliance with instructions, tearing pages or taking away the
booklet is prohibited. It will lead to disqualification from the test and legal action against the candidate.
The candidates should not mark answers on the question booklet, however they may do the rough work
on the question booklet, all answers must be given in CROSS SIGN on the answer sheet with the pencil
that has been provided to them. Candidates must ensure that they do not write anything other than their
signature and Cross signing of their answers on the answer sheet.
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BY CROSSING THE CORRESPONDING LETTER
English M.C.Q’s
No. of Questions: 45 (from 1 to 45) Time: 45Minutes
Questions on Page Numbers: 1 To 8 Negative markings: Yes
For questions 1 -14, select the best option (A, B, C or D).

If the habits of all known basal birds including Archaeopteryx, Jeholornis, Sapeornis, and Confuciusornis
are already too specialized to allow 1. ______________ regarding the habit of their 2. ______________,
then within the currently popular dinosaurian ancestry context we will have to 3. ______________ with
Witmer’s (2002) comment that ‘The question 4. ______________ comes down to the actual theropod
ancestor of birds: what it looked like and how it lived its life’.
Traditionally, dromaeosaurids have been depicted as being fast runners and dangerous 5. ___________ ,
as popularized in the film Jurassic Park. The evidence usually 6, ______________ includes the long and
stiffened tail and the 7. ______________ curved claws. Following the recognition of several
8. ______________ theropods and the arboreal nature of most basal birds, the large, curved and sharp
pedal claws of small sized dromaeosaurids are probably better explained as arboreal, rather than
predatory, 9. ______________
The elongated 10. ______________ phalanges of the manus of many theropods such as Deinonychus may
also 11. ___________ a climbing habit. Unfortunately little attention has been paid to his analysis,
probably because of the lack of modern 12. ______________ and because of the then predominant
13. ______________ that dinosaurs were 14. ___________ .
1. A. confirmation
B. inferences
C. ludicrous
D. conjecture
2. A. ancestor
B. descended
C. ascended
D. descended
3. A. cite
B. concur
C. refer
D. correspond
4. A. unswervingly
B. circuitously
C. ultimately
D. reliably
5. A. predators
B. assailant
C. iconoclast
D. assaulter
6. A. sighted
B. refer
C. refuted
D. cited
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7. A. smoothly
B. strongly
C. ruggedly
D. terribly
8. A. arboresque
B. arboreal
C. dendriform
D. arborescent
9. A. adaptations
B. domestication
C. habituation
D. accommodation
10. A. dactyl
B. antepenult
C. phalarope
D. penultimate
11. A. reveal
B. denote
C. indicate
D. specify
12. A. Xerox
B. archetype
C. analogues
D. quantitative
13. A. review
B. exception
C. dogma
D. quiz
14. A. mortal
B. terrestrial
C. heavenly
D. global
For questions 15-17 (comprising a set of two sentences each), select the best answer (A, B, C, or D).
15. Depression is neither a choice nor a bad mood you can snap out of. No matter how much other
people try to help, only the victims can help themselves get better.
What does the second sentence do?
A. It gives an example.
B. It reinforces the opinion.
C. It proposes a solution.
D. It states an effect.
16. The glitz and glamour of new shops and restaurant can’t mask the poverty peeping out of every
corner; shiny cars aren’t enough to hide the over-crowded, broken-down buses; and the almost-
sturdy looking bridges can’t hide the dozens of slums in the city. For all its claims of being a
“world-class city,” advanced, metropolitan, and comparable to Dubai, Karachi remains where it
was a couple of decades ago.
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What does the second sentence do?
A. The second sentence draws a conclusion about what is stated in the first.
B. It provides an example of the first sentence.
C. It adds more detail to the first sentence.
D. It offers an exception to the information given in the first sentence.
17. One of the first steps to accomplishing great things in your life is to cease dwelling on the
negative things in your past. Carefully assess your present strengths, successes, and
achievements. Dwell on those positive events in your life, and quit limiting your potential by
constantly thinking about what you have done poorly.
What does the second and third sentence do?
A. state the cause of the first.

B. give solutions
C. draw conclusion.
D. emphasize what is stated in the first.
For questions 18- 29 , select the best option (A, B, C or D) .
In the privacy of our minds, we all talk to ourselves — 18. ______________ inner monologue that might
seem rather pointless. 19. ______________ one scientific paper on self-talk asks: “What can we tell
ourselves that we don’t already know?” 20. ______________as that study and others go on to show, the
act of giving ourselves mental messages 21. ______________ help us learn and perform at our best.
Researchers have identified 22. ______________ most effective forms of self-talk, collected here — so
that the next time you talk to yourself, you know exactly what you 23. ______________ say.
Over time, of course, giving yourself instructions becomes unnecessary — but 24. ______________
you’re learning, it does three important things. First, 25. ______________enhances our attention,
26. ______________ us on the important elements of the task and 27. ______________ distractions.
Second, it helps us regulate our effort and make decisions 28. ______________ what to do, how to do it,
and when. 29. ______________ third, self-talk allows us to control our cognitive and emotional reactions,
steadying us so we stay on task.
18. A. the
B. an
C. a
D. none of the above
19. A. As
B. Likewise
C. Similarly
D. Likely
20. A. Nevertheless
B. Contrary
C. But
D. So
21. A. must
B. should
C. shall
D. can

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22. A. the
B. a
C. from
D. of
23. A. can
B. could
C. should
D. must
24. A. when
B. while
C. during
D. simultaneously
25. A. it
B. these
C. that
D. this
26. A. focused
B. focusing
C. focuses
D. focus
27. A. screens out

B. screening in
C. screened out
D. screened in
28. A. around
B. as
C. on
D. about
29. A. Finally
B. Eventually
C. Therefore
D. And
For questions 30-33, first read the text, and then select the best option (A, B, C, or D).
Maps made by non-Native Americans to depict Native American land tenure, resources and
population distributions appeared almost as early as Europeans’ first encounters with Native
Americans and took many forms: missionaries’ field sketches, explorers’ drawings, and
surveyors’ maps, as well as maps rendered in connection with treaties involving land transfers.
Most existing maps of Native American lands are reconstructions that are based largely on
archaeology, oral reports, and evidence gathered from observers’ accounts in letter, diaries, and
official reports; accordingly, the accuracy of these maps is especially dependent on the
mapmakers’ own interpretive abilities.
Many existing maps also reflect the 150-year role of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) in
administering tribal lands. Though these maps incorporate some information gleaned directly
from Native Americans, rarely has Native American cartography contributed to this official
record, which has been compiled, surveyed, and authenticated by non-Native American tribes and

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their migrations and cultural features, as well as territoriality and contemporary trust lands,
reflects the origins of the data, the mixed purposes for which the maps have been prepared, and
changes both United States government policy and in non-Native Americans’ attitudes towards an
understanding of Native Americans.
30. Which of the following best describes the content of the passage?
A. A chronology of the development of different methods for mapping Native Americans
B. A discussion of how the mapmaking techniques of Native Americans differed from those of
Europeans
C. An argument concerning the present-day uses to which historical maps of Native American
lands are put
D. An argument concerning the nature of information contained in maps of Native American
lands
31. The passage mentions each of the following as a factor affecting current maps of Native
American lands EXCEPT
A. United States government policy
B. non-Native Americans’ perspective on Native Americans
C. origins of the information utilized to produce the maps
D. changes in ways that tribal lands are used
32. The passage suggests which of the following about most existing maps of Native American
lands?
A. They do not record the migrations of Native American tribes.
B. They have been preserved primarily because of their connection with treaties involving land
transfers.
C. They tend to reflect archaeological evidence that has become outdated.
D. They are not based primarily on the mapmakers’ firsthand observations of Native American
lands.
33. All of the following are examples of the type of evidence used in creating “Most existing maps”
(line 7-8) EXCEPT
A. a nineteenth-century government report on population distribution of a particular tribe

B. taped conversations with people who lived on Native American tribal lands in the early
twentieth century
C. aerial photographs of geological features of lands inhabited by Native Americans
D. findings from a recently excavated site once inhabited by a certain Native American people
For questions 34-35, read the text, and then choose the best answer (A, B, C, or D) to the question.
Regular tune-ups of your heating system will cut heating costs and will most likely increase the lifetime
and safety of the system. When a service technician performs a tune-up, he or she should test the
efficiency of your heating system.
The technician should measure the efficiency of your system both before and after servicing it and
provide you with a copy of the results. Combustion efficiency is determined indirectly, based on some of
the following tests: 1) temperature of the flue (or chimney); 2) percent carbon dioxide or percent oxygen
in the atmosphere; 3) presence of carbon monoxide in the atmosphere; and 4) draft. Incomplete
combustion of fuel is the main contributor to low efficiency. If the technician cannot raise the combustion
efficiency up to at least 75% after tuning your heating system, you should consider installing a new
system or at least modifying your present system to increase its efficiency. (Adapted from Alex Wilson
and John Morrill, Consumer Guide to Home Energy Savings. ©1993 by the American Council for an
Energy-Efficient Economy.

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34. The passage suggests that the presence of carbon monoxide in the atmosphere:
A. can provide information regarding combustion efficiency.
B. is found in 75% of heating systems tested.
C. can be reduced by decreasing heating system draft.
D. is the main cause of low efficiency in heating systems.
35. According to the passage, when performing a tune-up of a heating system, the service technician
should:
A. ensure that the combustion efficiency is at least 25%.
B. modify the heating system before initially measuring efficiency.
C. measure combustion efficiency both before and after servicing the system.
D. provide his or her supervisor with a written report of the system’s efficiency.
For question 36-40, rearrange the sentence order by choosing the most appropriate sentence
sequence from the answer choices.
36. a. After giving away 45 runs off his seven-over spell in the second ODI against Ireland, and
coming into bat at 133 for seven, Wahab was probably hoping he had sat that one out too.
b. Wahab was then a last-minute inclusion for the Champions Trophy and did not feature against
Scotland and the first tie against Ireland.
c. He defended apprehensively and slashed unconvincingly in what seemed a lost cause then. Until
that late cameo that shocked all those watching.
d. Up until Thursday night, Wahab Riaz was not aware that he’d be taking the field against the
West Indies the following morning.
A. b, c, d, a
B. d, b, a, c
C. a, b, d, c
D. b, a, c, d
37. a. One summer weekend when I was a boy, my father took my brother and me camping.
b. I vividly remember the odor of cooking bass mixed with wood smoke, the splash of the Milky
Way in the heavens, and the burning ember of Dad’s unfiltered Lucky Strike against the night.
c. Even then, I knew how hard Dad was trying at this enormous thing, to be a father.
d. But I also recall the innumerable times he’d erupt in screaming fits after one of us kids did
something as innocuous as spilling water at dinner; sudden noises also triggered outbursts.
A. a, c, b, d
B. b, a, c, d
C. d, c, b, a
D. a, b, c, d

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38. a. In a new study, German researchers found that they could find substantial amounts of personal
information about people who weren’t Facebook members just by seeing what their friends who
were on Facebook posted about them.
b. Even if you are away from social-networking sites your personal information is not.
c. Think staying off social-networking sites will help you preserve your privacy?
d. Think again.
A. b, a, c, d
B. c, d, a, b
C. d, c, b, a
D. a, c, d, b
39. a. Those who find spelling difficult, and who do not naturally do much remembering and thinking
with mental ‘photographs,’ can try to develop that ability.
b. Some people seem to have no trouble with spelling; others have to work hard at it.
c. But there are other ways of overcoming the difficulties.
d. Those who find it easy generally have a natural ability to picture words mentally: they can see
the ‘look’ of a word in the mind’s eye.
A. d, c, b, a
B. b, d, a, c
C. d, b, a, c
D. b, a, d, c
40. a. Some people may excel in these areas and yet perform poorly in tests that are language based.
Similarly, some people who are poor at languages are excellent at computer sciences.
b. IQ tests only measure things that can be measured!
c. Many areas of human excellence, however, cannot easily be measured, such as artistic and
musical creativity, emotional maturity, keeping a cool head in emergencies, being able to
impersonate other people, and inventiveness.
d. Students who have failed in language or number based GCSEs often do very well on university
courses in the arts.
A. b, c, d, a
B. c, b, a, d
C. d, a, b, c
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For questions 41-45, select the best option (A, B, C or D).
41. In the snowy wastes of Siachen, where Pakistani and Indian soldiers face off in a high-altitude
battle zone ________________________________.
A. man the fight is against the mountain ringed by Himalayan peaks, not the man.
B. Himalayan peaks ringed and , not the man, the fight is against the mountain .
C. ringed by Himalayan peaks, the fight is against the mountain, not the man.
D. the fight ringed by Himalyan peaks is against the mountain, not the man.
42. When Facebook was ________________________________.
A. first launched and for a few years after it was truly a unique experience.
B. first launched (and for a few years after) it was truly a unique experience.
C. first launched, and after a few years, it was truly a unique experience.
D. first launched, and for a few years after, it was truly a unique experience.
43. Social networks ______________________________________________ everything from users’

entertainment preferences to locations.
A. have a vast trove of data encompassing in general, and Facebook in particular,
B. In particular have vast trove of data encompassing and Facebook in general has
C. in particular, and Facebook in general, have a vast trove of data encompassing
D. in general, and Facebook in particular, have a vast trove of data encompassing
44. It is important that discussion of the issues relating to avian influenza should differentiate
between the real problems ________________________________________of a human
pandemic which might not occur.
A. caused by the spread of the disease within the bird population and the theoretical risk
B. the spread of the disease caused by, within the bird population and the theoretical risk
C. within the bird population ,caused by the spread of the disease, and the theoretical risk
D. and the theoretical risk caused by the spread of the disease- within the bird population
45. In Robin Hood's _____________________________________about the exploits of our hero.

A. time, little was written down; consequently, few people could read or write
B. time, few people could read or write, and little was written down
C. time, few people could read or write and consequently little was written down
D. time, reading and writing was done by few people; consequently little was written down
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Mathematics M.C.Q’s
No. of Questions: 45 (from 46 to 90) Time: 80 Minutes
Questions start from this page (page 9) Negative markings: Yes
Q46 If | 2x – 3 | = 7, which of the following could be the value of x?
A) 5 only
B) –2 only
C) both A) and B)
D) None of these
k
Q47 If ( = , what is the value of k
A) 8
B) 4
C) 2
D) 1
Q48 In the sequence 7, –9, , ..., the first term is 7 and each term after the first is equal to m
times the previous term. Which of the following is true about m?
A) m > –1
B) m < –2
C) m > 0
D) None of these
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Q49 If 1 + = z – 3, what is the value of (z + 3) ?
A) 8 + 2
B) 14(4 + )
2
C) (2 + )
D) None of these
Q50 A number c is called a fixed point of the function f(x) if and only if f(c) = c. A set of all
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fixed points is called a fixed set. The fixed set of f(x) = x + x – x is
A) { –2, 0}
B) {0, 1}
C) { –2, 0}∩{0, 1}
D) { –2, 0}∪{0, 1}
Q51 If |2x + 5| = 7 and |5y – 3| = 6, which of the following is not a possible value of 2x + 5y?
A) 11
B) –15
C) 15
D) –3

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Q52 If f(x) = x2 – 45, and f(2a) = –20, then what could be the value of a?
A) 2.5 only
B) −2.5 only
C) both A) and B)
D) None of these
Q53 If an identical coin is flipped under identical circumstances, what is the probability of
flipping heads five times in a row?
A)
B)
C)
D)
Q54 If x, y and z are three consecutive prime integers such that 10 < x < y < z < 20 , what is the
lowest possible value of z – y?
A) 2
B) 4
C) 6
D) 8
Q55 An integer is subtracted from its square. The result could be which of the following?
I. An even integer.
II. The product of two consecutive integers.
A) I only
B) II only
C) I and II
D) None of these
Q56 If 15% of x is equal to 25% of y, what % is y of x?
A) 40%
B) 50%
C) 60%
D) 70%
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Q57 For some constant α, the graph of the quadratic function f(x) = – x + 2α x is a parabola
with x-intercepts at A and B and vertex C. If the area of the triangle whose vertices are A, B, and
C equals 125, what is the value of α?
A) 3
B) 5
C) 3
D) 5

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Q58 The average of 20 numbers is 46. The average of eight of those numbers is 40. What is the
average of the remaining numbers?
A) 30
B) 40
C) 50
D) 60
Q59 Find the x-coordinate of (30, –20) when reflected over Y-axis.
A) 30
B) 20
C) –30
D) –20
Q60 If 0 < < < 10, which of the following is lowest in value?
A)
B)
C)
D)
Q61 If the equation of a line is given by x = 2y + 3, then which of the following equations
represents the equation of a line parallel to the given line?
A) y = 2x + 3
B) y = 2x
C) 2y = x + 3
D) x + 2y = 0
Q62 When the positive integer m is divided by 7, the remainder is 4. What is the remainder when
3m is divided by 7?
A) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
Q63 We are arranging 4 digits from the set {0, 1, 2,..., 9} and not allowing repetition. The two
restrictions we must honor are that the digit 0 cannot appear in the thousands' position and that
the units’ digit be odd. Number of ways to achieve this is
A) 9000
B) 4500
C) 7759
D) 2240

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Q64 Find the equation of the straight line whose x intercept is and y intercept is – .
A) 4x + 9y + 6 = 0
B) –4x + 9y + 6 = 0
C) 4x – 9y + 6 = 0
D) –4x – 9y + 6 = 0
x –1 1 2
f(x) 729 9 1
−kx
Q65 The table above shows some values for the function f(x). If f(x) = g(3 ) for some
constants g and k, what is the value of g?
A) 1
B) 9
C) 81
D) 729
2
Q66 Which of the following is equivalent to 6x + 5x – 6?
A) (2x – 3)(3x + 2)
B) (2x – 3)(3x – 2)
C) (2x + 3)(3x – 4)
D) (3x – 2)(2x + 3)
th 2n
Q67 The value of the n term of a sequence is given by the expression b – 5. If the second
term of the sequence is 76, which of the following could be the value of b?
I. –3
II. 3
III. 9
A) I only
B) II only
C) III only
D) I and II only
Q68 Find the perimeter of the square in which a circle of area 144 is inscribed.
A) 12
B) 24
C) 48
D) 96
Q69 Suppose p is chosen at random from the set {1, 2, 11, 17, 19, 21, 27, 29, 31, 33}. What is
the probability that p is an odd prime?
A) 0.4
B) 0.5
C) 0.6
D) 0.7
Q70 Solve for :
A) 13 < < 14
B) –14 < < –13
C) –14 < < 13
D) –13 < < 14
14
Q71 Which of the following number is between and ?
A) – 0.06
B) – 0.07
C) – 0.08
D) None of these
Q72 An operation ☼ is defined as follows: For any two integers x and y, x ☼ y = ,

which of the following is not an integer (note means positive square root of z)?
A) 25 ☼ 81
B) 11 ☼ 4
C) 67 ☼ 9
D) 36 ☼ 36
Q73 Which point doesn’t lie in the interior of the triangle whose vertices are (–10, 0), (10, 0) and
(0, 10)
A) (5, 4)
B) (–5, 4)
C) (0, 4)
D) (–5, 6)
Q74 If (the domain of is the set of all real numbers except 0 and 1),
then =
A)
B) 1 +
C) 1 +
D) 2 +
3
Q75 If a and b are integers such that ab < 0 and a2 = 81 and 5b = – 625. Find the value of |b – a|.
A) 14
B) 4
C) –14
D) –4
Q76 A bag contains mangoes that are either green or yellow. The ratio of green mangoes to
yellow mangoes in the bag is 3 to 5. When two green mangoes are removed and ten yellow
mangoes are added, the ratio becomes 2 to 5. How many green mangoes were originally in the
bag?
A) 32
B) 26
C) 18
D) 30
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Q77 In the figure above, two line segments in the x-y plane form a right triangle with the x-axis.
What is the area of the triangle?
A) 25
B) 20
C) 25
D) 20
Q78 The average of a particular set of nine numbers is 10. When one of the numbers is doubled,
the average of the set increases to 12. What is the number that was doubled?
A) 20
B) 18
C) 16
D) 14
Q79 In a certain committee, the ratio of women to men is 2:3. What percent of the members in
the committee are men?
A) 40
B) 50
C) 60
D) 70
Q80 How many integers between 199 and 599 are multiple of 3?
A) 130
B) 131
C) 132
D) 133
Q81 What is the average of the first 50 positive odd integers?
A) 50
B) 51
C) 52
D) 53

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Q82 If y = f(x) = 9 – x , and if the domain of x is all real numbers, which of the following sets
indicates the range of the function?
A) {y | y ≥ 9}
B) {y | y ≥ 3}
C) {y | y ≤ 9}
D) {y | y ≤ 3}
Q83 The base of triangle T is half of the length of rectangle R. The height of triangle T is twice
the width of rectangle R. Then,
A) the area of triangle T is same as the area of rectangle R

B) the area of triangle T is twice as large as the area of rectangle R
C) the area of triangle T is half of the area of rectangle R
D) None of these
Q84 What is the intersection of the set of all positive integers divisible by 8 and the set of all
positive integers divisible by 12?
A) All positive multiples of 8

B) All positive multiples of 12
C) All positive multiples of 24
D) All positive multiples of 48
Q85 Let f(x) = ax + b, where a and b are given constants. If f(–10) = –f(10) and the slope of the
graph of the f is –8, then
A) f(–8) = –8
B) f(6) = 0
C) f(4) < 0
D) None of these
Q86 Which term of the A.P. 2, 8, 14, 20 … will be 210 more than its 60th term?
A) 93
B) 94
C) 95
D) 96
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Q87 Laiba's average score after 4 tests is 86. What score on the 5 test would bring Laiba's
average up to exactly 88?
A) 94
B) 95
C) 96
D) 97
Q88 A jar contains a number of jellybeans of which 27 are red, 87 are green, and the rest are
blue. If the probability of choosing a blue jellybean from this jar at random is , how many blue
jellybeans are in the jar?
A) 36
B) 54
C) 76
D) 98
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Q89 If the positive integer x leaves a remainder of 3 when divided by 7, what will the remainder
be when x + 11 is divided by 7?
A) 0
B) 1
C) 2
D) 3
Q90 The area of a triangle with vertices (0, 0), (8, 0) and (12, 6) is
A) 12
B) 24
C) 36
D) 48
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Program Applied For 1:BS (Accounting and Finance), 2:BBA

Name Seat No.

Father’s Name Booklet No.

WAIT Do not turn over this page until

you are told to do so

For questions 1 -14, select the best option (A, B, C or D).

13. ______________ that dinosaurs were 14. ___________ .

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What does the second sentence do?

What does the second and third sentence do?

A. state the cause of the first.

For questions 18- 29 , select the best option (A, B, C or D) .

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27. A. screens out

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A. a nineteenth-century government report on population distribution of a particular tribe

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c. But there are other ways of overcoming the difficulties.

b. IQ tests only measure things that can be measured!

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42. When Facebook was ________________________________.

43. Social networks ______________________________________________ everything from users’

45. In Robin Hood's _____________________________________about the exploits of our hero.

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Q46 If | 2x – 3 | = 7, which of the following could be the value of x?

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Q70 Solve for :

Q72 An operation ☼ is defined as follows: For any two integers x and y, x ☼ y = ,

Q81 What is the average of the first 50 positive odd integers?

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A) the area of triangle T is same as the area of rectangle R

A) All positive multiples of 8

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