Am posting bits and answers from ICET 2011 paper. The Q paper will be uploaded shortly.
Please join in and comment if you find the answers different from what i have put up.
Synonyms/ meanings, terminology:
1. insatiable
ans: unable to be satisfied
2. knick knack
ans: small ornament
3. haughty
ans: disdainful
4. grandiloquent
ans: pompous
5. conitguous
ans: adjoining
6. homogenous
ans: parts or people of similar type
7. benchmarking is
ans: setting a standard for performance
8. HTML is
ans: Hyper Text Mark Up language
9. GPS refers to
ans: Global Positioning system
10. Job specific tests that are designed to predict the potential of an induvidual to perform tasks are called
ans: aptitude tests
11. A section of a govt. dept. in charge of a particular activity is called a
ans: wing
12. which of the following is not an input device
ans: printer
13. the technique of creating a series of graphic frames to give an appearance of continuous movement is called
ans: animation
14. A deed is
ans: a legal document
15. The concept of "gangplank" implies
ans: doing things through proper channels
16. The installation wizard in windows cannot
ans: guide through screens
17. The three countries have signed a __________ pledging to work together in the health scheme.
ans: memorandum
18. The judge promised to ________ the injustice done to him.
ans: redress
19. when the accident happened, the car was speeding down the _________ highway.
ans: deserted
20. He was _________ from the country when his visa expired.
ans: deported
READ passage related to MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES, HOWARD GARDNER THEORY
21. What does "Kinesthetic" mean?
ans: sensory? OR IS IT DYNAMIC???
22. What type of intelligence do people who can think in pictures have?
ans: visual
23. What does trouble in understanding poetry mean?
ans: you have not developed this special skill
24. How many intelligences does Gardner speak of?
ans: eight
25. Inability to perform a certain task indicates lack of
ans: task-related intelligence
READ paragraph related to STAMP COLLECTION
26. A stamp has
ans: an inherent fascination
27. A journey of a stamp is into
ans: the past
28. The passage is a contemplation on
ans: the usefulness of collecting stamps
29. Stamps take us through
ans: history
30. Stamp collection profits one to
ans: keep out of mischief
READ PASSAGE RELATED TO MUSEUMS IN THE MODERN AGE
31. Museums are different from heritage centres, theme parks etc because they deal with
ans: original objects
32. According to the passage, the "provision of loan boxes of objects" helps museums
ans: make objects accessible to more people
33. The "real thing" refers to
ans: authentic displays
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