राजस्थान CET (स्नातक स्तर) प्रश्न पत्र, 2024 (27-09-2024) द्वितीय चरण

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There was _________ knock on ________ door. I opened it and found _________ small dark man in blue overcoat and _________ woollen cap.Clear

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He said, "I do not wish to see any of you, go away."Clear

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जानवर : जंतुविज्ञान : : रक्त : ?Clear

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They withheld his results. He ________ the proof of his age.Clear

Show me a doctor who is not confused about nutrition and I will show you a doctor who has not kept up with research. Though nutritionists like to claim that basic nutritional advice does not change from year to year, the truth is that each week brings new studies, new research and new health warnings. Nor do all the studies agree with each other. Often they are contradictory and further confuse lay people.

Part of the problem is that many studies are financed by the food industry, which has a vested interest in the outcomes. And much of the so-called nutritional wisdom that has been propounded over the decades does not emerge out of pure science but out of the commercial interests of those passing on the advice.

The most famous example of this sort of thing may be the rule - rigidly advocated by some doctors over the years - that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Skip breakfast, you will be told, and there will be damaging consequences for your health.

You can trace the roots of the advice to (surprise, surprise!) the American cereal industry and to such food faddists as the Kellogg family (owners of the eponymous cereal company).

It has always been a peculiarly Anglo-Saxon idea. People do eat breakfast all over the world but they do not necessarily attach such great importance to it. Nor do countries without a breakfast tradition see s sharp decline in public health. For instance, in France, breakfast may well consist of black coffee and a cigarette. The cigarette is not a good idea but the absence of solid food in the morning doesn't really hurt the French very much. Until the fast food industry spread all over France in the last decade or so, the French had much lower rates of heart disease than most English-speaking countries.

In the US, the bogus breakfast orthodoxy has led parents to feed children sugary cereals and stuff like pancakes with sugar syrup (often misleadingly packaged as maple syrup). There is finally a recognition that the breakfast-is-essential myth has actually contributed to a decline in American public health, the obesity epidemic and to tooth decay. Manufacturers of sugary cereals are quickly putting out new 'low-sugar' variations.

Some doctors still insist that the first meal of the day may be the most important. But the scientific evidence supports the view that if you avoid breakfast nothing terrible will happen to you.
Question- In America, obesity and tooth decay have assumed the proportion of an epidemic because of the -
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WOUNDS : DNOSUW : : ALMIGHTY : ?Clear

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Rohit has the reputation of complicating and confusing things when any issue is raised in the meeting.Clear

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कथन (I) : विराम चिह्नों का प्रयोग विराम या रुकने के लिए किया जाता है।

कथन (II) : विराम चिह्नों के गलत प्रयोग से अर्थ का अनर्थ भी हो जाता है।

उपरोक्त कथनों के आलोक में निम्नलिखित विकल्पों में से सर्वाधिक उपयुक्त उत्तर चुनें :

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He was indignant __________ being cheated by the smooth talk of the salesman.Clear

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Show me a doctor who is not confused about nutrition and I will show you a doctor who has not kept up with research. Though nutritionists like to claim that basic nutritional advice does not change from year to year, the truth is that each week brings new studies, new research and new health warnings. Nor do all the studies agree with each other. Often they are contradictory and further confuse lay people.

Part of the problem is that many studies are financed by the food industry, which has a vested interest in the outcomes. And much of the so-called nutritional wisdom that has been propounded over the decades does not emerge out of pure science but out of the commercial interests of those passing on the advice.

The most famous example of this sort of thing may be the rule - rigidly advocated by some doctors over the years - that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Skip breakfast, you will be told, and there will be damaging consequences for your health.

You can trace the roots of the advice to (surprise, surprise!) the American cereal industry and to such food faddists as the Kellogg family (owners of the eponymous cereal company).

It has always been a peculiarly Anglo-Saxon idea. People do eat breakfast all over the world but they do not necessarily attach such great importance to it. Nor do countries without a breakfast tradition see s sharp decline in public health. For instance, in France, breakfast may well consist of black coffee and a cigarette. The cigarette is not a good idea but the absence of solid food in the morning doesn't really hurt the French very much. Until the fast food industry spread all over France in the last decade or so, the French had much lower rates of heart disease than most English-speaking countries.

In the US, the bogus breakfast orthodoxy has led parents to feed children sugary cereals and stuff like pancakes with sugar syrup (often misleadingly packaged as maple syrup). There is finally a recognition that the breakfast-is-essential myth has actually contributed to a decline in American public health, the obesity epidemic and to tooth decay. Manufacturers of sugary cereals are quickly putting out new 'low-sugar' variations.

Some doctors still insist that the first meal of the day may be the most important. But the scientific evidence supports the view that if you avoid breakfast nothing terrible will happen to you.
Question- According to the conclusion of the passage, breakfast -
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Show me a doctor who is not confused about nutrition and I will show you a doctor who has not kept up with research. Though nutritionists like to claim that basic nutritional advice does not change from year to year, the truth is that each week brings new studies, new research and new health warnings. Nor do all the studies agree with each other. Often they are contradictory and further confuse lay people.

Part of the problem is that many studies are financed by the food industry, which has a vested interest in the outcomes. And much of the so-called nutritional wisdom that has been propounded over the decades does not emerge out of pure science but out of the commercial interests of those passing on the advice.

The most famous example of this sort of thing may be the rule - rigidly advocated by some doctors over the years - that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Skip breakfast, you will be told, and there will be damaging consequences for your health.

You can trace the roots of the advice to (surprise, surprise!) the American cereal industry and to such food faddists as the Kellogg family (owners of the eponymous cereal company).

It has always been a peculiarly Anglo-Saxon idea. People do eat breakfast all over the world but they do not necessarily attach such great importance to it. Nor do countries without a breakfast tradition see s sharp decline in public health. For instance, in France, breakfast may well consist of black coffee and a cigarette. The cigarette is not a good idea but the absence of solid food in the morning doesn't really hurt the French very much. Until the fast food industry spread all over France in the last decade or so, the French had much lower rates of heart disease than most English-speaking countries.

In the US, the bogus breakfast orthodoxy has led parents to feed children sugary cereals and stuff like pancakes with sugar syrup (often misleadingly packaged as maple syrup). There is finally a recognition that the breakfast-is-essential myth has actually contributed to a decline in American public health, the obesity epidemic and to tooth decay. Manufacturers of sugary cereals are quickly putting out new 'low-sugar' variations.

Some doctors still insist that the first meal of the day may be the most important. But the scientific evidence supports the view that if you avoid breakfast nothing terrible will happen to you.
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नीचे दिए गए विकल्पों में से सर्वाधिक उपयुक्त उत्तर का चयन कीजिए :Clear

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ऊपर दी गयी संख्याओं के क्रम में, बाँये से तीसरे स्थान की संख्या के इकाई अंक व दाँये से चौथे स्थान की संख्या के दहाई अंक का योग है ?Clear

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Show me a doctor who is not confused about nutrition and I will show you a doctor who has not kept up with research. Though nutritionists like to claim that basic nutritional advice does not change from year to year, the truth is that each week brings new studies, new research and new health warnings. Nor do all the studies agree with each other. Often they are contradictory and further confuse lay people.

Part of the problem is that many studies are financed by the food industry, which has a vested interest in the outcomes. And much of the so-called nutritional wisdom that has been propounded over the decades does not emerge out of pure science but out of the commercial interests of those passing on the advice.

The most famous example of this sort of thing may be the rule - rigidly advocated by some doctors over the years - that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Skip breakfast, you will be told, and there will be damaging consequences for your health.

You can trace the roots of the advice to (surprise, surprise!) the American cereal industry and to such food faddists as the Kellogg family (owners of the eponymous cereal company).

It has always been a peculiarly Anglo-Saxon idea. People do eat breakfast all over the world but they do not necessarily attach such great importance to it. Nor do countries without a breakfast tradition see s sharp decline in public health. For instance, in France, breakfast may well consist of black coffee and a cigarette. The cigarette is not a good idea but the absence of solid food in the morning doesn't really hurt the French very much. Until the fast food industry spread all over France in the last decade or so, the French had much lower rates of heart disease than most English-speaking countries.

In the US, the bogus breakfast orthodoxy has led parents to feed children sugary cereals and stuff like pancakes with sugar syrup (often misleadingly packaged as maple syrup). There is finally a recognition that the breakfast-is-essential myth has actually contributed to a decline in American public health, the obesity epidemic and to tooth decay. Manufacturers of sugary cereals are quickly putting out new 'low-sugar' variations.

Some doctors still insist that the first meal of the day may be the most important. But the scientific evidence supports the view that if you avoid breakfast nothing terrible will happen to you.
Question- Complete the sentence by choosing the correct option :
In reality the ________ benefits from advocating the need for taking breakfast.
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A formal letter concludes with a -Clear

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कथन (I) : बिजोलिया किसानों की समस्याओं को सुनने के लिए, उदयपुर की राज्य सरकार ने अप्रैल 1919 में, एक आयोग का गठन माण्डलगढ हाकीम बिन्दूलाल भट्टाचार्य की अध्यक्षता में गठित किया। आयोग ने किसानों के हित के लिए अनेक अनुशंसाएँ की।

कथन (II) : भारतीय सरकार के विदेश मंत्रालय के अधिकारियों का मानना था कि बिजोलिया किसान पंचायत से गठबंधन की तुरन्त स्थापना की जाए अन्यथा राजपूताना में किसान आंदोलन एक हिंसात्मक रूप ले सकता है।

उपरोक्त कथनों के आलोक में, नीचे दिए गए विकल्पों में से सबसे उपयुक्त उत्तर चुनें ।

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कथन (I) : 1857 के विद्रोह (म्युतिनी) के संदर्भ में विद्रोह शब्द का तात्पर्य मुख्यतः नागरिक आबादी की बगावत से है।

कथन (II) : विद्रोह (म्युतिनी) सशस्त्र बलों के भीतर नियमों और विनियमों की सामूहिक अवज्ञा थी।

उपरोक्त कथनों के आलोक में, नीचे दिए गए विकल्पों में से सबसे उपयुक्त उत्तर चुनें।

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कथन (I) : सोडियम धातु को मिट्टी के तल में संग्रहित किया जाता है क्योंकि यह अत्यधिक प्रतिक्रियात्मक होता है।

कथन (II) : सोडियम धातु नाइट्रोजन से प्रबलता से प्रतिक्रिया करता है।

उपरोक्त कथनों के आलोक में, नीचे दिए गए विकल्पों में से सबसे उपयुक्त उत्तर चुनें।

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(a) Except, (b) Expect, (c) Excess (d) Exit
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They feed the seals at the zoo twice a day.Clear

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