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    Question 1: It is a fact that the world urgently needs sufficient distribution of food so that everyone gets enough food and nutrition. Distribution of medicine and medical facilities are also need to be distributed across the world to ensure people in developing countries can get proper medical care.
    A. Majority of the people in the world do not want to go to a doctor
    B. Food and medicine production is slow in developing countries
    C. Food and medicine production should be increased in developing countries
    D. Most of the people in developing countries are not getting enough food and medical care
    Question 2: Health indicates the level of functional or metabolic efficiency of a living organism. In humans, it refers to the state of complete physical, mental and social well-being.
    A. Before joining a new exercise regimen, one should analyze his or her fitness needs
    B. Most of the doctors are more concerned about making money instead of curing patients
    C. The main determinants of health include physical, mental and social well being
    D. The people of developing countries are not getting proper medical care
    Question 3: Each sport has a specific set of rules or customs to ensure fair competition and allow consistent adjudication of the winner.
    A. A sport is a major source of entertainment for the non-participants
    B. Sports offer a rigorous form of exercise
    C. In organized sports, records of performance are often maintained and for popular sports, these records may be widely announced or reported in sports news.
    D. A physically and mentally fit person does not need to participate in sports.
    Question 4: Against the backdrop of City terror attacks, Prime Minister today said the government will redouble its efforts to root out terrorism, and assured all help to the states in this regard.
    A. Public felt that there was a complete lack of professional help to citizens in a city.
    B. After the horrific terror attacks in the city last year, the government has taken many steps against terrorism.
    C. Today, women are carrying pepper sprays; people are securing their houses through video camera and putting in place alarm systems.
    D. On a global scale, after attacks like 9/11 and 26/11, terrorism has been highlighted.
    Question 5: The CM of State X said ,”After 1998, without resorting to new taxes but extending several tax concessions, we have implemented several novel schemes, which no other State in a Country has attempted so far.”
    A. With such new schemes, this government is striving for the inclusive development of the people of State X in political, social and economic spheres.
    B. The Income tax department is set to issue fresh demand notices for payment of taxes to the tune of Rs 50 crore.
    C. Much before the announcement of election date of ensuing Assembly polls in state, the income tax department has become active so as to increase its revenue from tax deducted at source.
    D. In another development, I-T officers also conducted surveys at the offices and construction sites of the govt. projects.
    Question 6: The moment the mobile clinic anchors onshore, people start trickling towards the tents that function as makeshift clinics and pharmacies . The arrival of Mobile boat clinic – brings hope to thousands of people living on the secluded islands in the majestic Brahmaputra in Assam.
    A. Villagers here do not wear footwear and bathe in the river that leads to skin diseases and ear infection.
    B. The Mobile Clinic concept received a boost after it entered into a partnership with the Government under the National Health Scheme.
    C. Sometimes during floods when the river is in spate or when the water level is high, the service is aborted.
    D. But it is the only men who have benefited most from the boat clinic.
    Question 7: Human technology developed from the first stone tools about two and a half million years ago. At the beginning, the rate of development was slow. Hundreds of thousands of years passed without much change. Today, new technologies are reported daily on television and in newspapers.
    A. stone tools were not really technology.
    B. stone tools were in use for two and a half million years.
    C. there is no way to know when stone tools first came into use.
    D. In today's world, new technologies are constantly being developed.
    Question 8: Mathematics allows us to expand our consciousness. Mathematics tells us about economic trends, patterns of disease, and the growth of populations. Math is good at exposing the truth, but it can also perpetuate misunderstandings and untruths. Figures have the power to mislead people.
    A. the study of mathematics is dangerous.
    B. words are more truthful than figures.
    C. the study of mathematics is more important than other disciplines.
    D. figures are sometimes used to deceive people.
    Question 9: In the 1966 Supreme Court decision Miranda v. Arizona, the court held that before the police can obtain statements from a person subjected to an interrogation, the person must be given a Miranda warning. This warning means that a person must be told that he or she has the right to remain silent during the police interrogation. Violation of this right means that any statement that the person makes is not admissible in a court hearing.
    A. police who do not warn persons of their Miranda rights are guilty of a crime.
    B. a Miranda warning must be given before a police interrogation can begin.
    C. the police may no longer interrogate persons suspected of a crime unless a lawyer is present.
    D. the 1966 Supreme Court decision in Miranda should be reversed.
    Question 10: During colonial times in America, juries were encouraged to ask questions of the parties in the courtroom. The jurors were, in fact, expected to investigate the facts of the case themselves. If jurors conducted an investigation today, we would throw out the case.
    A. juries are less important today than they were in colonial times.
    B. jurors today are less interested in court cases than they were in colonial times.
    C. courtrooms today are more efficient than they were in colonial times.
    D. the jury system in America has changed since colonial times.