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राजस्थान CET 12वीं स्तर 2024 (शिफ्ट VI, कोड V23)

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Q.21

‘Subordinate’, के लिए प्रयुक्त हिंदी शब्द है-

Q.22

‘निः+रस’ की संधि होगी-

Q.23

पत्थर तोड़ने के कार्य संबंधी इकाई चलाने के लिए वातावरण संबंधी निर्देश किस संस्था ने दिया है ?

Q.24

एक गाँव में दो प्रत्याशी (A और B) एक चुनाव लड़ रहे हैं। इस चुनाव में पंजीकृत मतदाताओं में से 70% मतदाताओं ने अपना मतदान किया। A, 600 मतदान से चुनाव जीत गया। यदि A को 12.5% कम मत प्राप्त होते तो उसके मत B के मतों के बराबर हो जाते हैं। बताएँ कि गाँव में कितने पंजीकृत मतदाता हैं ?

Q.25

अनेकार्थी ‘खग’ का प्रयोग निम्नलिखित में से किस अर्थ में होता है ?

Q.26

लोहे पर जंग लगता है —

Q.27

भारत के राज्य का नाम बताएँ, जिसमें पंचायती राज प्रशासन की आधुनिक त्रिस्तरीय प्रणाली सर्वप्रथम अपनाई गई ?

Q.28

सन् 2023 का 69वाँ सर्वश्रेष्ठ कथाचित्र राष्ट्रीय फिल्म पारितोषिक किस चल चित्र को मिला ?

Q.29

उस संबंधित विकल्प का चयन करें जो प्रश्न चिन्ह (?) के स्थान पर आ सकता है ? ANIMAL : OBNJMB : : GROUND : ?

Q.30

‘पादप जगत का एम्फीबियन’ (उभयचर) है :

Q.31

निम्नलिखित में से राजस्थान का कौनसा भौगोलिक क्षेत्र हरियाणा राज्य के साथ अपनी सीमा साझा नहीं करता है?

Q.32

उच्चतम न्यायालय ने अभी कुछ दिन पहले, किस राज्य को अरावली श्रृंखला में गैर कानूनी खनन कार्य को रोकने का आदेश दिया?

Q.33

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Q.34

पुन्नमदा कायल झील भारत के किस राज्य में स्थित है-

Q.35

Read the passage and answer the Qns. 35 to 39. When the reigning world chess champion Ding Liren and his challenger D Gukesh sit down to battle for the coveted crown later this year, it will be like two peas in pod, in more ways than one. Even Ding said that he sees shadows of himself in the 17-year-old Chennai boy. During an interaction with TOI, the Chinese Grand Master (GM) said : “Sometimes I see him as a version of me. And we do share some similarities in our playing styles and characters.” Both Ding and Gukesh’s journey to the world Championship had surprised the chess world. After the Chinese qualified for the Candidates following a ban on Russian GM Sergey Karjakin, Ding finished second in the tournament. Later, when Magnus Carlsen chose to not defend his world title, Ding got the opportunity to fight for the crown with Candidates champion Ian Nepomniachtchi. Ding shocked Nepo to become the new champion. Gukesh’s route to the top, too, has also been full of surprises. Despite being written off in the 2024 Candidates, Gukesh, seeded sixth among eight players, emerging triumphant on his debut. That apart, Ding and Gukesh are similar personalities- calm, composed and men of a few words, who let their moves do all the talking. “He (Gukesh) is not in a hurry while playing, he calmly tries to have everything under control. He’s a very mature player ever at 17. Also, he had said my game has some inspirations for him, so maybe I have had some influence,” said Ding. Ding, who was also astounded by Gukesh’s Candidates win, feels the Indian prodigy can be a ‘difficult player to handle’. “I have beaten Gukesh twice but what sets him apart is he can play many kinds of openings. And he always wants to surprise you at the openings. So he’s a difficult player to handle.” After becoming the world champion last year, Ding hit a rough patch where he didn’t play for almost eight months due to psychological and physical issues. And, when he did play, he had a series of bad results, which led the five-time world champion Carlsen to make a remark that Ding is “permanently broken”. “Well, I’m getting repaired,” he quipped. When Ding Liren says that he “sees shadows of himself” in the seventeen year old Chennai boy, he means that -

Q.36

Read the passage and answer the Qns. 35 to 39. When the reigning world chess champion Ding Liren and his challenger D Gukesh sit down to battle for the coveted crown later this year, it will be like two peas in pod, in more ways than one. Even Ding said that he sees shadows of himself in the 17-year-old Chennai boy. During an interaction with TOI, the Chinese Grand Master (GM) said : “Sometimes I see him as a version of me. And we do share some similarities in our playing styles and characters.” Both Ding and Gukesh’s journey to the world Championship had surprised the chess world. After the Chinese qualified for the Candidates following a ban on Russian GM Sergey Karjakin, Ding finished second in the tournament. Later, when Magnus Carlsen chose to not defend his world title, Ding got the opportunity to fight for the crown with Candidates champion Ian Nepomniachtchi. Ding shocked Nepo to become the new champion. Gukesh’s route to the top, too, has also been full of surprises. Despite being written off in the 2024 Candidates, Gukesh, seeded sixth among eight players, emerging triumphant on his debut. That apart, Ding and Gukesh are similar personalities- calm, composed and men of a few words, who let their moves do all the talking. “He (Gukesh) is not in a hurry while playing, he calmly tries to have everything under control. He’s a very mature player ever at 17. Also, he had said my game has some inspirations for him, so maybe I have had some influence,” said Ding. Ding, who was also astounded by Gukesh’s Candidates win, feels the Indian prodigy can be a ‘difficult player to handle’. “I have beaten Gukesh twice but what sets him apart is he can play many kinds of openings. And he always wants to surprise you at the openings. So he’s a difficult player to handle.” After becoming the world champion last year, Ding hit a rough patch where he didn’t play for almost eight months due to psychological and physical issues. And, when he did play, he had a series of bad results, which led the five-time world champion Carlsen to make a remark that Ding is “permanently broken”. “Well, I’m getting repaired,” he quipped. According to the passage, Ding Liren journeyed to become the new World Champion :

Q.37

Read the passage and answer the Qns. 35 to 39. When the reigning world chess champion Ding Liren and his challenger D Gukesh sit down to battle for the coveted crown later this year, it will be like two peas in pod, in more ways than one. Even Ding said that he sees shadows of himself in the 17-year-old Chennai boy. During an interaction with TOI, the Chinese Grand Master (GM) said : “Sometimes I see him as a version of me. And we do share some similarities in our playing styles and characters.” Both Ding and Gukesh’s journey to the world Championship had surprised the chess world. After the Chinese qualified for the Candidates following a ban on Russian GM Sergey Karjakin, Ding finished second in the tournament. Later, when Magnus Carlsen chose to not defend his world title, Ding got the opportunity to fight for the crown with Candidates champion Ian Nepomniachtchi. Ding shocked Nepo to become the new champion. Gukesh’s route to the top, too, has also been full of surprises. Despite being written off in the 2024 Candidates, Gukesh, seeded sixth among eight players, emerging triumphant on his debut. That apart, Ding and Gukesh are similar personalities- calm, composed and men of a few words, who let their moves do all the talking. “He (Gukesh) is not in a hurry while playing, he calmly tries to have everything under control. He’s a very mature player ever at 17. Also, he had said my game has some inspirations for him, so maybe I have had some influence,” said Ding. Ding, who was also astounded by Gukesh’s Candidates win, feels the Indian prodigy can be a ‘difficult player to handle’. “I have beaten Gukesh twice but what sets him apart is he can play many kinds of openings. And he always wants to surprise you at the openings. So he’s a difficult player to handle.” After becoming the world champion last year, Ding hit a rough patch where he didn’t play for almost eight months due to psychological and physical issues. And, when he did play, he had a series of bad results, which led the five-time world champion Carlsen to make a remark that Ding is “permanently broken”. “Well, I’m getting repaired,” he quipped. The Game being discussed here is-

Q.38

Read the passage and answer the Qns. 35 to 39. When the reigning world chess champion Ding Liren and his challenger D Gukesh sit down to battle for the coveted crown later this year, it will be like two peas in pod, in more ways than one. Even Ding said that he sees shadows of himself in the 17-year-old Chennai boy. During an interaction with TOI, the Chinese Grand Master (GM) said : “Sometimes I see him as a version of me. And we do share some similarities in our playing styles and characters.” Both Ding and Gukesh’s journey to the world Championship had surprised the chess world. After the Chinese qualified for the Candidates following a ban on Russian GM Sergey Karjakin, Ding finished second in the tournament. Later, when Magnus Carlsen chose to not defend his world title, Ding got the opportunity to fight for the crown with Candidates champion Ian Nepomniachtchi. Ding shocked Nepo to become the new champion. Gukesh’s route to the top, too, has also been full of surprises. Despite being written off in the 2024 Candidates, Gukesh, seeded sixth among eight players, emerging triumphant on his debut. That apart, Ding and Gukesh are similar personalities- calm, composed and men of a few words, who let their moves do all the talking. “He (Gukesh) is not in a hurry while playing, he calmly tries to have everything under control. He’s a very mature player ever at 17. Also, he had said my game has some inspirations for him, so maybe I have had some influence,” said Ding. Ding, who was also astounded by Gukesh’s Candidates win, feels the Indian prodigy can be a ‘difficult player to handle’. “I have beaten Gukesh twice but what sets him apart is he can play many kinds of openings. And he always wants to surprise you at the openings. So he’s a difficult player to handle.” After becoming the world champion last year, Ding hit a rough patch where he didn’t play for almost eight months due to psychological and physical issues. And, when he did play, he had a series of bad results, which led the five-time world champion Carlsen to make a remark that Ding is “permanently broken”. “Well, I’m getting repaired,” he quipped. Ding Liren feels the Indian prodigy D.Gukesh can be a “difficult player to handle” because -

Q.39

Read the passage and answer the Qns. 35 to 39. When the reigning world chess champion Ding Liren and his challenger D Gukesh sit down to battle for the coveted crown later this year, it will be like two peas in pod, in more ways than one. Even Ding said that he sees shadows of himself in the 17-year-old Chennai boy. During an interaction with TOI, the Chinese Grand Master (GM) said : “Sometimes I see him as a version of me. And we do share some similarities in our playing styles and characters.” Both Ding and Gukesh’s journey to the world Championship had surprised the chess world. After the Chinese qualified for the Candidates following a ban on Russian GM Sergey Karjakin, Ding finished second in the tournament. Later, when Magnus Carlsen chose to not defend his world title, Ding got the opportunity to fight for the crown with Candidates champion Ian Nepomniachtchi. Ding shocked Nepo to become the new champion. Gukesh’s route to the top, too, has also been full of surprises. Despite being written off in the 2024 Candidates, Gukesh, seeded sixth among eight players, emerging triumphant on his debut. That apart, Ding and Gukesh are similar personalities- calm, composed and men of a few words, who let their moves do all the talking. “He (Gukesh) is not in a hurry while playing, he calmly tries to have everything under control. He’s a very mature player ever at 17. Also, he had said my game has some inspirations for him, so maybe I have had some influence,” said Ding. Ding, who was also astounded by Gukesh’s Candidates win, feels the Indian prodigy can be a ‘difficult player to handle’. “I have beaten Gukesh twice but what sets him apart is he can play many kinds of openings. And he always wants to surprise you at the openings. So he’s a difficult player to handle.” After becoming the world champion last year, Ding hit a rough patch where he didn’t play for almost eight months due to psychological and physical issues. And, when he did play, he had a series of bad results, which led the five-time world champion Carlsen to make a remark that Ding is “permanently broken”. “Well, I’m getting repaired,” he quipped. Complete the sentence with the most appropriate option from the ones given below : A ___ is a young person with exceptional qualities or abilities.

Q.40

निम्नलिखित में कौन संक्षारण का/के उदाहरण है/हैं?
(a) लोहा जंग
(b) चाँदी पर काली सतह का आवरण
(c) तांबे पर हरी सतह का आवरण
(d) लोहे की वस्तु का गैल्वनीकरण
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