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Grade tIE Assam JudEcEaf Serufee, ZSA*
Bate: 22,11,2S2& Tirme I"GAM to 32 Nooat
Totatr Marksr 10$ Duration: 2 hours

[Total No of questions: 100. Each question carries 1 mark. There is no negative marking] ,

1. India's 2nd Private train is-

(A) Delhi-Lucknow Tejas Express /
e
- Mumbairejas Express
, illfm^adabad
(C) Delhi -Patna Tejas Express
(D) Delhi -Amritsar Tejas Express

2. The metal whose salts are sensitive to light is-

(A) Zinc
silFl*itu"'
(C) Copper/ (D) Aluminum
I

3. Which of the foliowing is not a nuclear power center?

(A) Narora ,. (B) Tarapur

,1fi cnu*uru (D)tGkrapar

o
4. The team of the Indian Consulate has defeated which team in Diplomat Cup Cricket Championship 202A
in Dubai to lift the cup-
Pakistan Consulate /
;r$n'
(B) The New Zealand Consulate
(C)The Srilanka Consulate
(D)The Bangladesh Consulate

5. K}elo India Youth Games 2020 was held in-

ylS/ cu*ahau. (B)Pune

(C) Delhi (D) Kollcata .,

5. Federation Cup, World Cup and Allwyn InternationalTrophy are awarded to winners of-
(A) Basketball (B) tennis .
(C) Cricket gtffvofieybail
,s

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 7. Deepika padukone was honored with the anrrual Crystal Award at World Econonnic Forum(WEF)ZOeS
Davos, Switzertand for her contribution in spreading awareness about-

gtd**nol Health. (B) Gender inequality

(C) Educate women (D) Child labour

8. Vedas are divided into-

(A) Sruti (B) Smiriti
(D) None ofthese
- @samhltas .,

9. Sisseri River Bridge is in

(A) East Siang Districtr" (B) Dibrugarh District
(C) Lakhimpur District . (D) Dibang Valley District
t
10. 'Dhekiakhowa Bornamghar'houses the lamp which has never been tumed off since-

.*{t*rt {B) 1673,<

(c) 1187 (D) 183s

11. Last King of Ahom Kingdom in Assam-

(A) RudraSinha lfiurundaEingha ,
(C) Sukafa (D) Jogeswar Singha

12. Roger Penrose was awarded Nobel Prize in physics 2AZA'

(A) For the discovery of a super massive compact object at the centre of our galaxy d
the discovery that black hole formation is a robust prediction of the general theory of relativity.
dlQ*
(C) For both (D) None ofabove

13. Which of the following is not the principal organ of UN Organization?

(A)Trusteeship Council (B) Economic and Social Council
(C) International Court of Justice .11pf\r*an Right Commisslon.

14. Which of the following mountain ranges separates Europe from Asia?
(A) Andes (B) AlPs

;pfurat Mountains , (D)Rocky Mountains

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1 5. Spaceship, Rickshaw, Tractor,............. ....Cyc|e.

Which of the following words best fiE the blank?
(A) Ritz (B) Corolla

;Sffin ur (D) scorPio z ,

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 I tO. Complete the sequence: A, Air, Area,Audio, Absternious?
z
(AiAutocratic g$#rnutomation
(C) Auction (D) Autumn

f'

Directions forQ.l7-L8-Read the following information carefully and choose the most
appropriate option:
In a joint family A,B,C,D,E and F are the members. B is the son of C, A and C
are husband and wife. C is
not the mother of B.E is the brother of C.D is the daughter of A and r is
the trotherof B.
17. which of the following is a pair of females in the family?

.*'($no n (B) DF
f*:"
(c)BD (D) AE [f &,v)
A J

0 18. who is the mother of B?

'*Q
(A)F (B) D

Jitfrt (D) E

19. Which of the following statements are false? s

(A) Most of the structure of the Indian constitution has been taken from
the Govemment of India Act,
1935,
(B)The provisions of the Indian constitution were borrowed from
the British constitution, constitutions of
US, Cenada, French, Germany and other countries.

l6n" original constitution had 10 schedules. .

(D) Article 368 is related to the constitutional amendment.

20. Which of the following is not matched correctly?

(A) Right to Equality: Article 14-1g
:dl$ffgnt against exploitation : Articte 20-22 c
(C)Right to Religious freedom: Articte ZS-Z}
(D) Right to Culture and Education freedom: Afticle Zg-30

21' Which of the following articles cannot be suspended during National

Emergency?
(A)Article 14-18 (B) A'ticle 19
-*
#g-Afticle 20, zL , (D) Article 29,30

22' Under which

afticle Parliament has exclusive power to make laws with respect
to goods and seMces
taxes where the supply of goods, or of seruices, or both takes place in
commerce.
i[.
.orrr. of inter-State trade or
248(L)
(A) Article (B) Articte 368
,r@nrle 246(A) 3 (D) None of the above

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 23. B;r virhlch Constitutional Amendment Act RiEht to Propert-r, ceased to be a Fundar:rentai Righr?
{A) The 42nd Amenoment Act, 1976
(B) The 43'd Amendnrent Act, 1977

* {e) rfie 44th Amendment Act, 1978 ,

(D)The gTth Amendrnent Act, 2011

24, Reservation of seats for SCs and STs in the Lok Sabha and States Assemblies is etended by -
(A) The 101st Amendment Act,2017 -

(B) The l"02nd Amendment Act,2018

(C) The 103rd Amendment Act,2019 ..4

," (D) The 104th Amendment Act,2019

25. Under Afticle 32 a writ petition can be made to the Supreme Court by a person who himself has
suffered only. Under which of the following, a relative or friend of a person aggrieved can file a writ
petition-
Ceftiorari
(A) (B) Mandamus
gpfnaOeas Corpus ru (D) All of the above.
'
26. The right guaranteed under Article 32 can be suspended -
(A) By the Supreme Court of India
(B) By the Parliament
(C) By the State Legislature -*

il4frn"nproclamation of emergenry is in operation "

27.The motive under section 81 IPC should be-

(A) Prevention of harm to person (B) Prevention of harm to propefi
g[firher (A) or (B). (D) both (A) and (B) ,lr

28. A knowing that some property was in possession of deceased B at the time of his death and it has not
since been in the possession of any person legally entitled to. A dishonestly misappropriate it. It is dealt
under-
(A) Section 403 IPC gbfx*ion404 IPC ,
(C) Section 405IPC (D) Section 408 IPC
,}

29. Tje defence of 'Consent'applies to-

og$r*ute wrongs . (B) Public wrongs
(C) Both (A) and (B) (D) Neither (A) nor (B)

30, Which of the following is false of section 34 and section 149 IPC-

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-.' H)Stction 34 IPC requires at least frve persons who must share the common intention vuhile section 149
IPC requires at least two persons to share the common intention,

{B)Section 34 does not by itself create any specific offence whereas section 149 IpC does so.
(C)Some active participation in crime is required in section 34lPC while it is not needed in Section 149 ipc
(D) Section 34 speaK of common intention while section 149 contemplates comrnon object.

31. What is the minimum term of punishment under section 376lpc?

(A) fouryears (B) Five years I

(C) Seven years

drrny€drs e

32. Which of the following does not amount to criminal.conspirary?

(A) An agreement to do an illegal act coupled with some act to carry out that agreement.
(B) An agreement to commit an offence without doing any act to carry out that agreement.
(C) An agreement to do an illegal act without doing any act to carry out that agreement.
r.agreement to pay bribe to a Fublic Seruant..
lSrtlvt

33. Where an offence is punishable with impntsonment as well as fine, the term for which the court can
direct the offender to be imprisoned in default of payment of fine shall not exceed-
(A) Half of the term of imprisonment which is the maximum fixed for the offence.

*176On"fourth of the term of imprisonment which is the maximum fixed ficr the offience. o

(C) One fourth of the term of imprisonment to which the offender has been sentenced.
(D) None ofthe above.

34. Under the provision of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 cognizance can be taken of-
(A)Accused
* -*J@foffence t
(C) Offence and offenders (D) None of the above

35. In rape cases, under which provisions of Cr.P,C. the InvesUgating fficer can collect DNA samplE fro.Jn
the body of the accused and the victim-
(A) Section 53 Uf#C*on 53A and 164 A
(C) Smtion 53 and tU A (D) None of the above. r

' 36. Which of the following statements is not true under section 164 Cr.P.C.-
g2fMuSittrate can remrd the statement of a person who independently approached him. .
(B)Magistrate can record statement only of a person produced by the police or investigating agencies
(C) Statement of the accused may also be recorded by audio-video electronic means in the presence of the
advocate of the accused
(D)The accused should not be sent back to police custody as soon as the confession is recorded.

37. The order of compensation under section 250 Cr.p.C. can be made -
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 (A) V/hei-e the offences are cCIffipoundeo
*" I
.,.@vtlrren ther"e is ncl reasone[,le grourrd fcr making the ar-cusel-ion .
(C)Where discharge or acquittal nias not made
(D)By the successor in office

38. Bar of taking cognizance of an offences under section 344IPC after" lapse of period of limitation-
(A) Sixmonths (B) One year
,{e) Three years (D) No limitation .

39. No appeal lies in petty cases as per provision of -

(A) Section3T5 Cr.P.C. *ffi.aion 376 Cr,P.C. o

(C) Section 373 Cr.P.C. (D)Section 374 Cr.P.C.

40. Which of the following is true under Section 31 Cr.P.C.?

(A) It relates to the quantum of punishment that the Court has jurisdiction to pass where the accused is
convicted of two or more offences at one trial. e (B) It is the rule of procedural law.
(c) Either (A) or (B) and (B)
"gfffr*(A)
41. Which of the following statements in NOT true regarding the charge sheet made under the provisions
of the Criminal Procedure ACr, L973?
(A) In case of offence of a rape of a child the charge sheet must be submitted within three months of the
FIR
submission of the charge sheet there cannot be any further investigation in to the case by the
*mf:r
(C) The right to be released on bail is lost once the charge sheet is filed.
(D) Charge sheet against the absconding accused can be filed-even if the accused is not arrested.

42. When cash is withdrawn by a customer of a bank from Automatic Teller Machine, the contract is-

,l*fiuritContract (B) Executed Contract o

(C) Executory Contract (D) Implied Contract

43. When a party to a contract fails to peform a contract within the fixed time-
(A) Such contract remains valid provided the promise is fulfilled whether at the time of pe#ormance or
later
(B) Such contract becomes void e

.glpfsucncontract becomes voidable at the option of the promisfif the intention of the pafties was that
-time should be of essence of the contract
(D) Such a contract becomes voidable at the option of the promisor or promise and the intention of the
parties does not matter.

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 q ra. tJnlawful detaining or threatening to detain any propefi to the prejudice of any person making him to
cnter into an agreement amount to-
(B) Mistake
I ,ra$coercion f

(C) Undue Influence (D) Misappropriation

45. An Agenfs authority can be created -

(A)Only by implication (B) Only by expr.:ssly writing the terms thereof
(C) Only [l expressly writing the terms thereof and registering the same

4fir,rn ' expressly or impliedly ,

46. As per which provision of CPC a plaintiff may bring a fresh suit or Coutt may restore the suit to file
after dismissal of the suit under Rule 2 or 3 of Or 9 CPC
(A)Order 9 R 5 *effirder 9R4.
(C)Order9r13 (D) None ofthe above

47. A decree holder -

(A) Need not be a panry to the suit (B) the term is not confined to plaintiff
a
(C) Neither (A) nor (B) .lfifrorn(A) and (B),

48. The Court may at any stage of the proceeding order to be struck out or arnended any matter in
pleading as per provision of-
cPc (ei or 6 R17 cPC ,
"g6.rR.1G
(C) Or 6 R15 (D) None of the above

49. Counter- claim by defendant-

'66" R6A. (B) or 8 R6
(C) or8 R2 (D) Or 8 R3

50. No athchment under a precept shall continue for more than-

(A) One month months r
(C) Three months "!rt*o
(D) None of the above

51. A decree against Government can be e><ecuted if it remains unsatisfied for a period of-
(A) One month .lrfrffr* months
'
(C) Six months (D) One year e

52. In a Suit preliminary decree can be passed -

(A) For paftition and separate possession (B) For account between principal and agent
(C) For dissolution of paftnership above ,
"PIK'
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 c? on of oefendants as piaintifrs may be permitted as per prorrision cf -
iY!
Or 23 Rule iACPCp (B) 0r 1 Rl
(C) Cr 1 R3 (D) None of these

54, A lease is made for a ceftain peniod. In the deed it is mentioned that the lease can be terminated
before the expiration of the lease without mentioning at whose option. In such a situation who can opt for
termination of the lease-

_
(A)Both lessor and lessee
" o{Pf '* only
(C) Lessor only (D) Both (B) and (C)
,a

55. Which one of following is correct?

(A)An easement right can be transferred (B) A mere right to sue can be transferred
(C) A public office can be transferred .. 0(D) None of the above ,

56. At what rate default interest is payable under Section 63 and 63 A of the Transfer of propefi Act,
1882-
(A) 60lo PA (B) 8o/o PA
,4t
jffioz, PA (D) None ofthe above. .

57. Where the moitgage is illegal for want of registration but the mortgagee continues in possession of the
moftgaged property, a valid mor+gage comes in existence after expiry of-
(A) 5 years yedrs .,'
-@ftz
(C) 10 yp-ars {D} 20 yF-ars

58. Where several co-owner of immovable propefi tranSer a share therein without specifying that the
transfer is to take effect on any particular share or shares of the transfers, the transfer, as'ariong such
transferors, takes effect on such sharg- J

where the share were equal and where they are qnequal proportionately to the ocent of such
*:r:lly
(B) In equally where the shares were equal and where they are unequal proportionately to the extent of
such shares
(C) Only b is correct (D) None of the above

59. Which of the following is nearest to meaning of the phrase "English moftgaged" as defined by the
transfer of Propefi Act,1882?
(A) Where on payment of certain sum by the mortgagee the property passed to him ,

,S1lf*n"re there are two sales made, one at the start of mortgage with condition that after the mortgage
- amount is paid back, the propefty will be sold bac(
(C) Where the mortgage is made by submitting the title deed
(D) None of the above.

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i OO. :..,,.......are words, which appear innocent, but have a latent defamatory meaning-
(A)Libel (B) slander

*.{C)Innuendo r (D) None of the above

.,

61. Assult and nuisance are-

(A) Wrong under Criminal Law (B) Wrong under Tot
.a
(C) Wrong under neither rdwrong under bothn

62. The standard of care generally used in cases of negligence is the-

(A) Skill and care of a professional person (B) Care taken''by an intelligent and prudent man'
(C) Foresight of a prudent ffiEo r .Jp{gril and foresight of an ordinary p"r*n 'tf
prudence and competence
63. Unliquidated damages mean- ll

(A) Damage to something solid (B) Damage caused by a firm which has gone in liquidation
(C) Damage to a firm in the hands of receiver

,rd6" uges to be assessed by a Court as these are not pre-determined .

64. When the master is held liable for the wrongful of his servant, the liabiliB/ is called-
liability
(A) Strict .r&runous liability .
(C)Toftuous liability (D) Absoldte liability

6E
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f rrvevLvr errlerrrerl, .:, infrr
an};arinn
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vvrl4iaquvg
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-r6"tp?ss o (B) Rsraint

(C) Appropriation (D) Encroachment

Directions for qustion No 56 to 69. Choose the word which is {nost nearlflle gtpgk-_in
mening to the bold word from the given optioqs
66. Ambiguity

24fi uridity, (B) basat

(C) Dull (D) Necessity

67. Impalpable
(A) Visible. (B) Audible
gffiansible (D) Fearless
68. Perennial
(A) Frequent (B) Regular
at
(C) Lasting
6*-@tut
69. Endemic
(A)Decoratle t (B) frustrating
(C)Terrorizing
*s.(efluniversal
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 I]
ffiEreeEE*fte for quesEE*m Ne, F& ftry 73, ehoesc Eh€ werd whEeh [s *t*st. the ge-: rne,
meem$mg ke the be€d wsrd frosm &he gBvem eptE*ns
F
70. eemst,*cfficffiate
(B) Existing from birth f
gSffOn* of zenith of perfection
"
(C) Constant; always present (D)A history
71. Dialectic
.(A)Argumentative (B) Instructive
(C) Constructive, (D) Destructive
72. Charlatan
(A)Monster (B) Pre-historic man
(D) An ex-convict
;,@uack;
73" Aberration
g,If,foeviation (B) Embanassment
(C) Abhorrence (D) Absence
"r
Directions for question ltlo,74 to 77.Choose the er<act meaning of the idioms/Bhras€s
74. Alpha and Omega
(A) Related to science and the end"
1or#n. beginning
(C)Atoz (D)none of these
75. to rain cats and dogs
(A) A time of difficulty. t ,o{.8)"To rain heavi!y
(C) Unfair treatment (D) to be angry
76-Ta riin onet
-'_r -'
wino-s

(A) Capture (B) To accompany

(C) To agree
" (D) To deprive one of power.
77.To pick holes
item
(A)To cut some paft of an (B) To find some reason to quarrel
( C) To destroy something . {D)To criticize some one i
78. In a case accused has taken plea of alibi.
(A) The burden of proof is on the Police
(B) The burden of proof is on Accused n

(C)The burden of proof on the court

(D) None ofthe above
79. Under the provision of the Indian Evidence Ac., 1872 for an admission to be considered as substantive
evidence-
(A)Need not bevoluntary (B) Must be binding to the question of law
{C)Need not be writing . (D) Must be judicial admission

80, A creditor invited the debtor to make proposals for paying the debt. The debtort agent wrote letters to
the creditor acknowledging the debt and offering to pay smaller amount. The creditor brought proceedings
for recovery of debt and relied on the letters to defeat the defence of limitation. The letters-
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 .'.,Ol l'vill not be admissible as evidence as protection of Section 23 of the Indian Evidence Act,Ig72 will
"PPIY
(B) will not be admissible as evidence as protection of Section 22 of the Indian Evidence Act,1B72 will
apply
( C) Will be admissible as evidence under Section 22 of the indian A*.,1872
"
."(E)Will be admissible as evidence and protection of section 23 of the Indian Evidence Act,tgTZ will not
applv

81. under the provisions of the Indian Evidence Ad., L872, confession -
_(A) Of the co-accused can be treated as substantive evidence .
,nff*uxeither be accepted as a whole or rejected as a whole
(C)Is same as admission
(D) obtained by spiritual exhortations are not admis$ble as evidence

82. For dying declaration to be reliable-

(A) It must E made before the Magistrate (B) It must be accompanied by a docto/s certificate
(C)Must be in the language understood by the person making the declaration .)

,"#t need not be corroborated .

83. Which of the following are admissible under section 27 of the Indian evidence ad,,tg71-
(A)Recovery of weapn of offence as lead by the accused when he was not in police custody,

gfficorery of articles buried at the public road as lead by the accused

(C)Recovery of the weapon made as lead by the accused while he was handcuffed .
(D)The wapon of offence found lying in the house when the house was opened

84. Generally, which of the following statements are NOT true?

(A) Admissions made in previous criminal proceedings are binding on civil proceedings .
(B) A decision of Criminal case is not binding on the Civil cases

*fOdecision of the Civil Cout is NOT binding on the Criminal proceedings

(D) All of the aboveg

85. The fact in issue and relevant facts must be proved by evidence, either oral or documentary. Which of
the following situations/facts will h exception to this rule?
(A)Facts published in the news papers
(B) Sale deeds are generally underualued

*rGGfteneral custorns of the land .

(D) If alternative accommodation is available for the purpose of eviction of tenant

86. Section 58 of the Indian Evidence Acl,, tB72 deals with-

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 ;:r;
(AlThe rule that the facts in tssue and relevant facl niust be prcved by eiricience, either >>
docunrentarY
(B)The facts of r,vhieh couft can take iuoiciai notice
of the pafties
g6a mitted facts need not be Proved n (D) The facts vuhich show the character

87. Law of Evidence is-

(A) Lex tallienis EG fori .
(D)Lex situs
(C) Lex loci solutions

gg. Facts which are necessary to explain or introduce relevant facts of place, name, date relationship and
a'.
identity of Parties are relevant-
(A) Under section g of the evidence Act q1ffina"r section 9 of the Evidence Act o
(c) under section 10 of the Evidence Act (D) under section 11 of the Evidence Act

g9. Section 14 of Evidence Act makes relevant the facts which show the existence of
(A) Any state of mind (B) Any state of body or bodily feeling

states of mind or body or bodily feeling (D) A particular statement of mind and a state of body'
,.(rt,n.r
hearsay?
90. In which of the following cases will the evidence NOT be regarded as
(A) Evidence of identification of a suspect by a witness who was not present at the crime scene
(B) The testimony of the witness in the murder case, who heard many villagers claiminE that
the accused
has committed the offence
(q A news item which showecj that the deceased was ircing mistreated in her in-laws house
person who saw the pitiable condition of a voung woman in her in-laws home where
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