BHEL Engineer Trainee Electrical Solved Papers

Select the option that can replace the underlined word correctly. If you don't find any error, mark 'No error' as your answer.

The authorities erected barricades through the pavements in the vicinity of Buckingham Palace.

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Nonchalant

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My father had no interest ________ what people wore and even less ________ his own appearance.

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Palatable

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Squalid

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________ the two wicket-keepers in the Indian team ________ the World T20 in Australia next month, one has his role clear-cut while the other is still working it out.

Some words from the following sentence have been given as options. Select the option that contains a spelling error.

In a 10-day long operation across 22 cities, 30 people were arrested while 35 others were issued warrants and asked to join the probe for duping over 200 people on the pretect of paying their electricity bills.

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Which monarch was the most featured woman by a banknote worldwide?

Sentences of a paragraph are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the sentences in the correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.

A. She was a daughter of Zeus, the chief God of the Olympians, who ruled the world from the summit of Mount Olympus.
B. Artemis was a virgin goddess of the wilderness and hunting and her independence and strength have long inspired women in a wide range of activities.
C. She was also the twin sister of Apollo, God of the Sun and oracles.
D. Artemis was a major deity in ancient Greece, worshiped at least as early as the beginning of the first millennium BC, or even earlier.

Some words from the following sentence have been given as options. Select the option that contains a spelling error.

A woman fought off a juvinile who attempted to snatch her mobile phone in south-East Delhi's Badarpur, the police said. The snatcher has been apprehended.

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Squid Game, the bold South Korean drama is _________ the idle rich turning the poor _________ entertainment fodder.

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Rout

Sentences of a paragraph are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the sentences in the correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.

A. It beats video games any day.
B. They wait for an unwary fish to poke its head above the sluggishly moving water.
C. An irrigation canal runs along one side of our property and kingfishers often sit patiently on the wall.
D. Then there's a sudden dart of brilliant blue, followed by a triumphant rise with a glint of silver in the bird's beak.

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Compared to the impressive main house, the cottage was modest of the point of being shabby.

Sentences of a paragraph are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the sentences in the correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.

A. They were able to decipher the messages the landscape was communicating with them through its inhabitants.
B. For their project 'Ears to the ground', musicians Krishna Jhaveri and Sanaya Ardeshir travelled through the Western Ghats recording natural sounds from the wild and interviewing people living in these landscapes.
C. During their journey, they learned of the mountains' unique ecology and through 'deep listening'.
D. Over an almost three-month-long journey, Krishna and Sanaya, armed with field recorders, listened to the sounds of one of the world's oldest mountain ranges.

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Spurious

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The city police made arrests for protesting against the authorities.

Sentences of a paragraph are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the sentences in the correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.

A. This is 2022, and over the two bygone years, social media has well outgrown the raison d'etre for its emergence, that is 'connectivity'.
B. Not only that, your profile reflects your 'social media personality', that said, is there such a thing as a 'social media personality' distinct from your real self?
C. Unfortunately, most users project an image of themselves which is far removed from their true self.
D. Now it is a potential tool to find you new jobs, bring you the top news of the day, crack you with memes and trolls, pontificate your thoughts or even find your prince or princess charming.

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A Class VI student, was returning home from school for her two friends when the incident took place.

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Decipher

Comprehension:
Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.

Unlike conventional pigeon races, wherein the finishing points differ, One Loft Races have the same starting and finishing points. Pigeons, typically less than six weeks old, are taken to the special loft to be used for the event before they can fly. The birds then slowly learn to fly and recognise this loft as their home. The training, food, and conditions are the same for all the birds. With the usage of electronic timing systems, the winners of One Loft Races are decided by as little as 100th of a second.
It is a smoggy April morning in Signature Bridge, Delhi. Three men unshackle 26 trained homing pigeons kept in two rectangular cages on an empty ground. Two more men hold a banner that says Karnataka Homing Pigeon Federation in English and Kannada. As both the cages are simultaneously opened, the birds slowly walk out, flap their wings and take off. From this starting point, where they have never been before, they need to find their way back to their respective lofts, over 1,500 kilometres away. Once they reach their destinations, the distance and velocity of the birds are measured to determine the winner of the race.
Among the participants is Red Rocket, a three-year-old grey-headed pigeon with a white-and-brown plume. Like his competitors, he, too, bears a red seal on his wings and two rubber bands on his legs. After nine days of flight, on April 24, 2022, the pigeon reaches his loft at Shanker V's residence in Hennur Gardens, Bengaluru. Shanker, a pigeon fancier, immediately removes the bands from his bird's legs to reveal an identification number. He clicks a photo and sends it to the organisers, who verify the numbers, measure the distance covered and the velocity of its flight.
Red Rocket, they announce, has flown 1,741 kilometres at 251 metres per minute, making him the winner. The pigeon had never been this far from his nest. Yet, he does what he always has: find his way back home.
This extraordinary capability is a result of magnetoreception, wherein animals and birds orient and navigate using the earth's magnetic field. At one point, humans selectively bred pigeons for their extraordinary ability. This led to the creation of a breed of homing pigeons, used for communication and later racing.

SubQuestion No: 41
Select the option that is true according to the passage.

Comprehension:
Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.

Unlike conventional pigeon races, wherein the finishing points differ, One Loft Races have the same starting and finishing points. Pigeons, typically less than six weeks old, are taken to the special loft to be used for the event before they can fly. The birds then slowly learn to fly and recognise this loft as their home. The training, food, and conditions are the same for all the birds. With the usage of electronic timing systems, the winners of One Loft Races are decided by as little as 100th of a second.
It is a smoggy April morning in Signature Bridge, Delhi. Three men unshackle 26 trained homing pigeons kept in two rectangular cages on an empty ground. Two more men hold a banner that says Karnataka Homing Pigeon Federation in English and Kannada. As both the cages are simultaneously opened, the birds slowly walk out, flap their wings and take off. From this starting point, where they have never been before, they need to find their way back to their respective lofts, over 1,500 kilometres away. Once they reach their destinations, the distance and velocity of the birds are measured to determine the winner of the race.
Among the participants is Red Rocket, a three-year-old grey-headed pigeon with a white-and-brown plume. Like his competitors, he, too, bears a red seal on his wings and two rubber bands on his legs. After nine days of flight, on April 24, 2022, the pigeon reaches his loft at Shanker V's residence in Hennur Gardens, Bengaluru. Shanker, a pigeon fancier, immediately removes the bands from his bird's legs to reveal an identification number. He clicks a photo and sends it to the organisers, who verify the numbers, measure the distance covered and the velocity of its flight.
Red Rocket, they announce, has flown 1,741 kilometres at 251 metres per minute, making him the winner. The pigeon had never been this far from his nest. Yet, he does what he always has: find his way back home.
This extraordinary capability is a result of magnetoreception, wherein animals and birds orient and navigate using the earth's magnetic field. At one point, humans selectively bred pigeons for their extraordinary ability. This led to the creation of a breed of homing pigeons, used for communication and later racing.

SubQuestion No: 42
"This extraordinary capability is a result of magnetoreception...."
What does 'this extraordinary capability' refer to?

Comprehension:
Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.

Unlike conventional pigeon races, wherein the finishing points differ, One Loft Races have the same starting and finishing points. Pigeons, typically less than six weeks old, are taken to the special loft to be used for the event before they can fly. The birds then slowly learn to fly and recognise this loft as their home. The training, food, and conditions are the same for all the birds. With the usage of electronic timing systems, the winners of One Loft Races are decided by as little as 100th of a second.
It is a smoggy April morning in Signature Bridge, Delhi. Three men unshackle 26 trained homing pigeons kept in two rectangular cages on an empty ground. Two more men hold a banner that says Karnataka Homing Pigeon Federation in English and Kannada. As both the cages are simultaneously opened, the birds slowly walk out, flap their wings and take off. From this starting point, where they have never been before, they need to find their way back to their respective lofts, over 1,500 kilometres away. Once they reach their destinations, the distance and velocity of the birds are measured to determine the winner of the race.
Among the participants is Red Rocket, a three-year-old grey-headed pigeon with a white-and-brown plume. Like his competitors, he, too, bears a red seal on his wings and two rubber bands on his legs. After nine days of flight, on April 24, 2022, the pigeon reaches his loft at Shanker V's residence in Hennur Gardens, Bengaluru. Shanker, a pigeon fancier, immediately removes the bands from his bird's legs to reveal an identification number. He clicks a photo and sends it to the organisers, who verify the numbers, measure the distance covered and the velocity of its flight.
Red Rocket, they announce, has flown 1,741 kilometres at 251 metres per minute, making him the winner. The pigeon had never been this far from his nest. Yet, he does what he always has: find his way back home.
This extraordinary capability is a result of magnetoreception, wherein animals and birds orient and navigate using the earth's magnetic field. At one point, humans selectively bred pigeons for their extraordinary ability. This led to the creation of a breed of homing pigeons, used for communication and later racing.

SubQuestion No: 43
Select the option that completes the statement correctly.
The race is called One Loft Race because all the pigeons are:

Comprehension:
Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.

Unlike conventional pigeon races, wherein the finishing points differ, One Loft Races have the same starting and finishing points. Pigeons, typically less than six weeks old, are taken to the special loft to be used for the event before they can fly. The birds then slowly learn to fly and recognise this loft as their home. The training, food, and conditions are the same for all the birds. With the usage of electronic timing systems, the winners of One Loft Races are decided by as little as 100th of a second.
It is a smoggy April morning in Signature Bridge, Delhi. Three men unshackle 26 trained homing pigeons kept in two rectangular cages on an empty ground. Two more men hold a banner that says Karnataka Homing Pigeon Federation in English and Kannada. As both the cages are simultaneously opened, the birds slowly walk out, flap their wings and take off. From this starting point, where they have never been before, they need to find their way back to their respective lofts, over 1,500 kilometres away. Once they reach their destinations, the distance and velocity of the birds are measured to determine the winner of the race.
Among the participants is Red Rocket, a three-year-old grey-headed pigeon with a white-and-brown plume. Like his competitors, he, too, bears a red seal on his wings and two rubber bands on his legs. After nine days of flight, on April 24, 2022, the pigeon reaches his loft at Shanker V's residence in Hennur Gardens, Bengaluru. Shanker, a pigeon fancier, immediately removes the bands from his bird's legs to reveal an identification number. He clicks a photo and sends it to the organisers, who verify the numbers, measure the distance covered and the velocity of its flight.
Red Rocket, they announce, has flown 1,741 kilometres at 251 metres per minute, making him the winner. The pigeon had never been this far from his nest. Yet, he does what he always has: find his way back home.
This extraordinary capability is a result of magnetoreception, wherein animals and birds orient and navigate using the earth's magnetic field. At one point, humans selectively bred pigeons for their extraordinary ability. This led to the creation of a breed of homing pigeons, used for communication and later racing.

SubQuestion No: 44
Select the option that completes the statement correctly.
A homing pigeon is one that:

Comprehension:
Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.

Unlike conventional pigeon races, wherein the finishing points differ, One Loft Races have the same starting and finishing points. Pigeons, typically less than six weeks old, are taken to the special loft to be used for the event before they can fly. The birds then slowly learn to fly and recognise this loft as their home. The training, food, and conditions are the same for all the birds. With the usage of electronic timing systems, the winners of One Loft Races are decided by as little as 100th of a second.
It is a smoggy April morning in Signature Bridge, Delhi. Three men unshackle 26 trained homing pigeons kept in two rectangular cages on an empty ground. Two more men hold a banner that says Karnataka Homing Pigeon Federation in English and Kannada. As both the cages are simultaneously opened, the birds slowly walk out, flap their wings and take off. From this starting point, where they have never been before, they need to find their way back to their respective lofts, over 1,500 kilometres away. Once they reach their destinations, the distance and velocity of the birds are measured to determine the winner of the race.
Among the participants is Red Rocket, a three-year-old grey-headed pigeon with a white-and-brown plume. Like his competitors, he, too, bears a red seal on his wings and two rubber bands on his legs. After nine days of flight, on April 24, 2022, the pigeon reaches his loft at Shanker V's residence in Hennur Gardens, Bengaluru. Shanker, a pigeon fancier, immediately removes the bands from his bird's legs to reveal an identification number. He clicks a photo and sends it to the organisers, who verify the numbers, measure the distance covered and the velocity of its flight.
Red Rocket, they announce, has flown 1,741 kilometres at 251 metres per minute, making him the winner. The pigeon had never been this far from his nest. Yet, he does what he always has: find his way back home.
This extraordinary capability is a result of magnetoreception, wherein animals and birds orient and navigate using the earth's magnetic field. At one point, humans selectively bred pigeons for their extraordinary ability. This led to the creation of a breed of homing pigeons, used for communication and later racing.

SubQuestion No: 45
All options are synonyms of 'unshackle'. Select the option that is correct as used in the passage.