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Sainik  School Entrance Examination –Model paper-2016

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 1. What is Seven Hundreds plus thirteen tens?

          a) 713

          b) 7130

          c) 731

          d) 830

 2. If the smallest three digit number is added to the predecessor of 101 we get

          a) 101

          b) 199

          c) 999

          d) 200

 3. What comes in place of  ? in the following?

7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 =  ?   x  7

          a) 2

          b) 6

          c) 8

          d) 7

          e) 5

 4. A 12 cm long string is cut into 3 equal pieces. What is the length of each piece?

          a) 12 cm

          b) 10 cm

          c) 6 cm

          d) 4 cm

 5. If we share 123321  amongst 11 persons equally, each will get

          a) 21312

          b) 32111

          c) 12331

          d) 11211

 6. 0 * 18 = 0 ( this statement will be true if we replace * with which one of the following?)

          a) + or  -

          b) x or

          c) x  or  ÷

          d) ÷ or

 7. When 978 is divided by 8, the quoient and the remainder are respectively____

          a) 122, 8

          b) 120, 10

          c) 122, 2

          d) 122, 9

 8. Dividend is__

          a) the number we divide

          b) the number with which we divide

          c) the result obtained on division

          d) the number left undivided

 9. 570 + 430 = How may tens?

          a) 100

          b) 43

          c) 57

          d) 1000

 10. Which pair of numbers best completes the equation ?

?  x 100 =   ??

          a) 65 and 650

          b) 10  and 1000

          c) 7 and 70

          d) 1 and 101

 11. Which of the following is equal to 104 x 50 = ?

          a) (100 x 5 ) + ( 4 x 5)

          b) ( 100 x 5 ) + (4 x 50)

          c) ( 100 x 50 ) + (40 x 50)

          d) ( 100 x 50) + ( 4 x 50)

 12. Anand solved the division problem shown below:

252 ÷ 7 = 36

Which of the following could Anand use to check his answer?

          a) 7 x 42

          b) 36 x 252

          c) 36 x7

          d) 252 x 7

 13. If largest 3 digit number is divided by smallest 2 digit number, then

          a) Q = 99 and R = 9

          b) Q = 10 and R = 99

          c) Q = 10 and R = 9

          d) Q = 9 and  R = 10

 14. What must be taken away from 519 to make 400 ?

          a) 119

          b) 19

          c) 129

          d) 120

 15. Which number mulitplied by itself gives 121

          a) 9

          b) 11

          c) 21

          d) 31

 16. If12, 34, 900 students wrote the entrance test for various Professional colleges in 1998 and 15,70,000 students wrote the tests in 1999, What is the increase in the number of examinees in 1999?

          a) 3,25,100

          b) 3.45.100

          c) 3,35,000

          d) 3,35,100

 17. The population of a city is 7,140, 370.  The number of men is 2,625,133 and the number of women is 2,614,286.  Find the number of children in the city Find the number of children in the city.

          a) 19900951

          b) 1990951

          c) 19800951

          d) 1900951

 18. Reduce the both given numbers by the smallest single digit number and then subtract.

The numbers are 4000 and 2817.

          a) 1143

          b) 1153

          c) 1133

          d) 1253

 19. Which number should you put in place of ? in the following three digit number  so that when we add all the numbers we get the sum as 20. 

 ? 7 8

          a) 2

          b) 6

          c) 8

          d) 5

 20. If 13 more people went to the cinema, then 217 people would have seen the cinema. So, number of people visited the cinema were___________

          a) 230

          b) 200

          c) 204

          d) 214

 21. Section - II

Two horses and a carriage together cost Rs.1305. If the cost of the carriage is Rs.347 less than the cost of the Horses, find the cost of carriage and horses separately.

          a) Cost of Horses Rs. 836 and Cost of Carriage is Rs. 479

          b) Cost of Horses Rs. 826 and Cost of Carriage is Rs. 469

          c) Cost of Horses Rs. 824 and Cost of Carriage is Rs. 479

          d) Cost of Horses Rs. 826 and Cost of Carriage is Rs. 479

 22. Choose the correct set of Odd numbers between 14 and 20

          a) 15, 17 and 21

          b) 12, 17, 19

          c) 15, 17, and 19

          d) 13, 15, and 17

 23. What is the suppiementary angle of 91 Degrees?

          a) 79 degrees

          b) 109 degrees

          c) 89 degrees

          d) 99 degrees

 24. Water boils at ___ degree Fahrenheit

          a) 100 °

          b) 112 °

          c) 212 °

          d) 98.4 °

 25. What is the Ratio between Circumference of a circle and its diameter?

          a) R x  R

          b) Dia / Radius

          c) Pie

          d) 2 / Pie

 26. Divide Rs.91 amongest three brothers in such a way that the eldest gets Twice as much as the youngest and 1 . 5 times amuch as the middle borther. Find the share of the eldest brother.

          a) Rs. 41, Rs. 28 and Rs. 21

          b) Rs. 42, Rs. 18 and Rs. 21

          c) Rs. 42, Rs. 28 and Rs. 11

          d) Rs. 42, Rs. 28 and Rs. 21

 27. A boys collected Rs. 64 from each of his friends. Each contributed equal amounts.The number of boys were equal to the amount given by each.How many boys did he collect the amount?

          a) 6

          b) 8

          c) 12

          d) 24

 28. In a mixture of 80 litre, milk and water are in the ratio of 5 : 3.  How much water should be added to water already present in the miture to make its quantity equal to that of milk?

          a) 12 Litres

          b) 16 Litres

          c) 20 Litres

          d) 24 Litres

 29. A boy was engaged for 30 days and was paid Rs.5 each day he worked and was finded Re.1 for each day he was absent. Thus at the end, he was paid Rs.90.  For how many days was he absent?

          a) 10 days

          b) 11 days

          c) 12 days

          d) 13 days

 30. A certain sum is divided into two parts in the ratio 5 : 7. If the first part is 65, what is the second part?

          a) Rs. 97

          b) Rs. 91

          c) Rs. 93

          d) Rs. 99

         

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