HR
ENGLISH
Complete the
sentences by choosing the most appropriate option, from the given lettered
choices (A to D) below each.
1. Sensory
cells _______ impulses by producing electrical signals.
A. responding
B. to
respond
C.
respond to
D. respond
Each question below
consists of a related pair of words, followed by five lettered pairs of words.
Select the lettered pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that
expressed in the original pair.
2. ENZYME:
CATALYST::
A. vaccine:
allergy
B. bacterium:
microbe
C.
gland: muscle
D. vein:
organ
E.
neuron: corpuscle
3. HORNS:
BULL::
A. mane:
lion
B. wattles:
turkey
C.
antlers: stag
D. hoofs:
horse
E.
wings: eagle
Choose the lettered
word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in capital
letters.
4. TRANSIENT:
A. temporary
B. shining
C.
dull
D. permanent
Questions 5-8 are based on the following passage.
Although the schooling of fish is a
familiar form of animal social behavior, how the school is formed and
maintained is only beginning to be understood in detail. It had been thought
that each fish maintains its position chiefly by means of vision. Our
work has shown that, as each fish maintains its position, the lateral line, an
organ sensitive to transitory changes in water displacement, is as important as
vision. In each species a fish has a "preferred" distance and angle
from its nearest neighbor. The ideal separation and bearing, however, are not
maintained rigidly. The result is a probabilistic arrangement that appears like
a random aggregation. The tendency of the fish to remain at the preferred
distance and angle, however, serves to maintain the structure. Each fish,
having established its position, uses its eyes and its lateral lines
simultaneously to measure the speed of all the other fish in the school. It then
adjusts its own speed to match a weighted average that emphasizes the
contribution of nearby fish.
5. According
to the passage, the structure of a fish school is dependent upon which of the
following?
A. rigidly
formed random aggregations
B. the
tendency of each fish to remain at a preferred distance from neighboring fish
C.
measurements of a weighted average
by individual fish
D. both
B & C
6. The
word “its” in the passage refers to the
A. school
of fish
B. fish
C.
organs
D. structure
7. The
author of the passage believes that the structure of fish schools is maintained
through
A. vision
only
B. lateral
lines only
C.
the eyes and lateral lines
simultaneously
D. an
organ not yet discovered
8. The
passage suggests that, after establishing its position in the school formation,
an individual fish will subsequently
A. maintain
its preferred position primarily by visual and auditory means
B. make
continuous sensory readjustments to its position within the school
C.
make unexpected shifts in position
only if threatened by external danger
D. surrender
its ability to make quick, instinctive judgments
ANALYTICAL REASONING
Questions 9-12
Each body spray made by a
manufacturer is a mixture of two or more essences selected from a stock of
exactly five different essences labeled F, G, H, J and K. The manufacturer has
learned that a formula for a body spray is acceptable if and only if it does
not violate any of the rules listed below.
If the body spray contains F, it
must also contain H and there must be twice as much H as F.
If the body spray contains G, it
must also contain J and the amount of J must equal the amount of G.
H cannot be used in
combination with J.
J cannot be used in
combination with K.
If the body spray contains K, the
amount of K must be greater than the total amount of the other essence or
essences used.
9. Which
of the following is an acceptable formula for a body spray?
A. Four
parts J, four parts G
B. Five
parts K, five parts G
C.
One part F, one part K
D. Two
parts G, two parts F
E.
Three parts H, three parts F
10. The
addition of more H could make which of the following formulas for body sprays
acceptable?
A. Two
parts G, one part H, four parts K
B. Two
parts H, one part J, three parts K
C.
One part F, one part H, five parts K
D. Two
parts F, two parts H, two parts K
E.
One part G, one part H, one part K
11. Which
of the following could be added to an unacceptable body spray consisting of two
parts H and one part K to make it acceptable?
A. Two
parts H
B. One
part J
C.
Two parts K
D. One
part F
E.
One part G
12. Each
of the following is a pair of essences that can be used together in an acceptable
body spray consisting of two or more essences EXCEPT:
A. G
and J
B. K
and H
C.
F and G
D. F
and H
E.
F and K
The football coach at Government College ,
Faisalabad
13. The
head coach's reasoning is not sound because he fails to establish which one of
the following?
A.
He fails to establish a system to monitor his
players' fraternity membership and to impose penalties for those who do not
follow his new rule.
B.
He fails to establish that his players are
physically big and strong enough to be successful football players.
C.
He fails to establish that his new policy will
ensure that at least some of his football players will go to bed at a more
reasonable hour.
D.
He fails to establish that his best football
players did not belong to fraternities anyway.
E.
He fails to establish that the success of them
fraternity system will not suffer if the football players are precluded from
becoming members.
GENERAL
KNOWLEDGE
14. Taka
is the currency of:
A. Bangladesh
B. Bhutan
C.
Burma
D. Nepal
E.
Maldives
15. OIC
is an abbreviation of:
A. Organization
of Islamic countries
B. Organization
of Islamic conference
C.
Organization of International
colleges
D. Organization
of Islamic channels
SUBJECT
16. The
goal/s of human resource management include/s:
A. Attracting
an effective workforce
B. Developing
an effective workforce
C.
Maintaining an effective
workforce
D. All
of the above
17. Human
Resource Hiring process comprises:
A. Recruitment,
Selection and Socialization
B. Recruitment,
Election and Specialization
C.
Recruitment, Posting and Assigning
job
D. Recruitment,
Selection and Posting
E.
None of the above
18. Managers who make the best use
of scarce resources are:
A. effective
B. empowered
C.
efficient
D. entitled
E.
energized
ESSAY WRITING
Write an essay in response to the given statement, critically
elaborating with pertinent examples from your reading. The essay should be
approximately of 300 words. (10 marks)
“Role of computers in our daily
life”
PAPER
DAE (COMBINED)
ENGLISH
Complete the
sentences by choosing the most appropriate option from the given lettered
choices (A to D) below each.
1. Almost
everyone has trouble ______ at one time or another.
A. sleeping
B. for
sleeping
C.
sleep
D. slept
Each question below
consists of a related pair of words, followed by four lettered pairs of words.
Select the lettered pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that
expressed in the original pair.
2. CARPENTER:
SAW::
A. stenographer:
typewriter
B. painter:
brush
C.
lawyer: brief
D. tailor:
scissors
3. METAPHOR:
LITERAL::
A. biography:
accurate
B. melody:
spoken
C.
poem: rhythmic
D. anthem:
patriotic
Choose the lettered
word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in capital
letters.
4. EXAGGERATION:
A. strange
B. direct
route
C.
amplification
D. understatement
Questions 5-9 are based on the following passage.
A great scholar recognized that,
while all men should have equal opportunity, all did not have the same
capacity. Some had the ability to earn more than others. But he believed that
those who had talent would be performing the work of society if they used their
talent wisely and well. He said that he would allow a man of intellect to earn
more and not suppress his talent. But it was his view that the bulk of his
larger earnings should go to the common fund. Those with talent and opportunity
would find their fulfillment as trustees.
He extended this concept of
trusteeship to cover all fields of life.
5. The
scholar mentioned in the passage never believed in
A. social
equality
B. equality
of opportunities
C.
political equality
D. complete
equality in all respects
6. The
scholar’s trusteeship concept is
A. a
philosophy
B. applicable
to social life only
C.
applicable to all fields of life
D. irrelevant
today
7. According
to him, one can serve the society
A. if
one is talented
B. if
one used his talent wisely
C.
if one earned well
D. if
one worked honestly
8. The
passage primarily discusses the scholar’s
A. Character
B. Views
C.
Services
D. Personality
9. He
believed that a man of intellect should
A. earn
as much as he needs
B. earn
for others, not for himself
C.
earn more and not suppress his
talent
D. live
on charity
ANALYTICAL REASONING
Questions 10-13
An editor must choose five articles
to be published in the upcoming issue of an arts review. The only articles available
for publication are theater articles F, G, H and J, and dance articles K, L, M
and O.
At least three of the five published
articles must be dance articles.
If J is chosen, then M cannot be.
If F is chosen, then J must also be
chosen.
10. If
M is not chosen for the issue, which of the following must be chosen?
A. F
B. G
C.
H
D. J
E.
K
11. How
many acceptable groupings of articles include J?
A. One
B. Two
C.
Three
D. Four
E.
Five
12. The
choice of which article makes only one group of articles acceptable?
A. F
B. G
C.
J
D. L
E.
M
13. If
G is chosen for the issue, which of the following must be true?
A. J
is not chosen
B. Exactly
three dance articles are chosen
C.
H is not chosen
D. All
four of the dance articles are chosen
E.
F is not chosen
Travelers may enter and remain in
the Republic for up to 59 days. If a traveler is to stay for more than seven
days, however, a special visa is required.
14. If
the statements above are true, which of the following must also be true?
A. A
traveler who is staying in the Republic for 14 days must have a special visa
B. Many
travelers who stay in the Republic do not need visas
C.
Some travelers who stay in the
Republic for more than seven days do not have the appropriate visas
D. Travelers
who stay less than seven days in the Republic do not need visas
E.
Travelers who merely pass through
the Republic while this route to other destinations do not need visas
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
15. Radar
cannot determine:
A. Size
of object
B. Speed
of object
C.
Distance of object
D. Direction
of motion of object
16. Usama
bin Ladin was a citizen of:
A.
Afghanistan
B.
Libya
C.
Iraq
D.
Saudi Arabia
SUBJECT
17. The gauss is a unit of:
A. Overall
magnetic field strength
B. Ampere-turns
C.
Magnetic flux density
D. Magnetic
power
18. Rate
of doing work is called:
A.
Energy
B.
Power
C.
Force
D.
None of the above
19. A
person who designs a computer program is:
A. A
designer
B. An
analyst
C.
A programmer
D. None
of the above
20. A _____ is a computer network
used for communication among computer devices close to one person.
A. Personal
area network
B. LAN
C.
WAN
D. All
of the above
PAPER ENGINEERING
1. Who
is the present Chief Justice of Pakistan
A.
Irshad Hasan Khan
B.
Nazim Hussain Siddique
C.
Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry
D.
Sheikh Riaz Ahmad
2. Who
is the President of USA
A.
Barack Obama
B.
Condoleezza Rice
C.
Nancy Reagan
D.
Hillary Clinton
SUBJECT
1. ________ are fixed
stations that enable wireless devices to communicate with a land-based
transmission network within a given range.
A. BTS
B. MS
C.
BSS
D. BSC
2. FFT
stands for:
A. Frequency
Fast transmission
B. Frequency
Fourier transmission
C.
Fast Fourier transmission
D. Fast
Frequency transmission
3. The
value of 
most nearly is:
most nearly is:
A. -5.9399
B. -1.980
C.
0.31402
D. 5.99178
4. Wireless
access network is defined as?
A. A
network in which data is transmitted using fiber optic medium.
B. A
network in which data is transmitted using radio signals instead of cables.
C.
A network in which data is
transmitted using Digital Subscriber Line.
D. All
of the above
PAPER
FINANCE &
ACCOUNTING
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
1. Taka
is the currency of:
A. Bangladesh
B. Bhutan
C.
Burma
D. Nepal
E.
Maldives
2. OIC
is an abbreviation of:
A. Organization
of Islamic countries
B. Organization
of Islamic conference
C.
Organization of International
colleges
D. Organization
of Islamic channels
SUBJECT
3. Integrated
risk management involves both:
A. Insurance
and market risk
B. Insurance
and operational risk
C. Insurance
and financial risk
D. Insurance
and interest rate risk
4. What
is cash discount?
A. When
payment is made in cash
B. When
payment is made by cheque
C. When
purchases are made in bulk
D. When
payment is made before due date
5. Which
of the following techniques used for evaluating capital projects is not based
on cash flows?
A. Pay
Back Method
B. Discounted
Pay Back Method
C. Internal
Rate of Return
D. Accounting
Rate of Return
E. Net
Present Value
PAPER
IT
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
1. Taka
is the currency of:
A. Bangladesh
B. Bhutan
C.
Burma
D. Nepal
E.
Maldives
2. OIC
is an abbreviation of:
A. Organization
of Islamic countries
B. Organization
of Islamic conference
C.
Organization of International
colleges
D. Organization
of Islamic channels
SUBJECT
3. TCP
stands for:
A. Transfer
Center
B. Transmission
Control Protocol
C.
Transmission
Center
D. Telephone
Center
4. Operating
system is_______ software.
A.
Application
B.
System
C.
Firmware
D.
Package
5. An
organized collection of data typically describing the activities of one or more
related organizations is known as:
A. Draft
B. Record
C.
File
D. Database
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