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Basic Civil Engineering December 2004 Question Paper

1. (a)
List and explain various physical and mechanical properties of materials used for construction?
  (b)
Discuss characteristics of a building stone. Give values of compressive strength of any three building stone.
2.
Explain the principle of making mortar and concrete pointing out the influence of size of aggregates and water-cement ratio on the proportioning and strength of mortars and concrete.
3. (a) Define orientation of a building. explain the various aspects of orientation of building?
  (b)
Name the different type of foundations you recommend under different situations and soils. Explain them brief and give neat sketch?
4. (a) State the general principles to be observed in brick masonary construction. Sketch
    (i) Ashlar
    (ii) Rubber masonary in elevation
  (b) What is dampness? What are its ill effects? Explain with sketches how damp proofing is done in building?
5. (a)
The distance between two station was 1200 m when measured with a 20 m chain. The same distance when measured with 30 m chain was found to be 1195 m. If the 20 m chain was 0.05 m too long, what was the error in the 30 m chain?
   
The sides of a triangle are 156, 103 and 257 m respectively. Examine whether the triangle is well conditioned.
  (b)
Name the equipmrnt required for compass survey. Do not describe the equipment but give nest free hand sketch. Give number required for each equipment.
6.
The following staff readings were taken in succession with a level. The instrument was shifted after the fourth and seventh readings. Either the data in a page of level book by (1) The plane of communication method (2) Rise and Fall Method. The first readings was taken on a bench mark of reduced level 68.235 m :
  1.735, 1.625, 1.580, 1.250, 1.115, 2.010, 1.325, 1.055, 1.095, 0.955
  Show also the arithmetical check?
7. (a) What are the characteristics of contour lines ? A sketch is necessary while explaining a characteristic feature?
  (b) Explain the following :
    (i) Application of Remote Sensing
    (ii) Earthquake resistant buildings
8. Write short notes on any four of the following :
  (i) IS codes for building design
  (ii) EDM methods of measurement of distances
  (iii) Plane table and its accessories
  (iv) Requirement of a good stair
  (v) Plastering and Pointing
  (vi) Plastics
  (vii) Curing the concrete
  (viii) Energy efficiency in planning of building

Basic Civil Engineering June 2004 Question Paper

1. (a)
Give classification of stone masonory. What points should the observed while supervising stone masonary work?
  (b)
Define a linted. Mention where and why they are used in buildings. Give name of molenals which are commonly made for making lintel?
  (c) What are various types of stairs cases commaonly used? Which of the types you will use when.
    (i) Space available is minimum.
    (ii) Space available is large.
2. (a) What are various types of cement commonly available? Give details of any four types of cement.
  (b) What is water cement ration? How is it important for the strength of concrete?
  (c)
Write down advantages of prestressed concrete over other low types of concrete available.
3. (a) Explain the various obstacles encountered during chain survey. How are they tackled?
  (b)
A distance of 4666 m was measured by a 30 m chain. Later it was detected that chain was found 2.5 cms too long. If the chain was initially correct, determine the exact length that was measured.
  (c) Discuss only disadvantages of Plane table surveying?
4. (a) Define the following terms :
    (i) True meridian
    (ii) Magnetic meridian
    (iii) Magnetic declination
    (iv) Local attraction.
  (b) Following observations were made with a compass. At what stations do you suspect local attraction? find the corrected bearings of the lines:
                  Line                    Fore Bearing                          Back Bearing
                  AB                  S 45 degree 30′ E                  N 45 degree 30′ W
                  BC                  S 60 degree 00′ E                  N 60 degree -40′ W
                  CD                  S 03 degree 20′ E                  N 05 degree -30′ W
                  DA                  S 85 degree 00′ W                 N 83 degree 30′ E
  (c) Differentiate between fore bearing and back bearing?
5. The following consecutive readings were taken on a ground.
  Instrument was shifted after 5th & 8th reading now.
        Stations        B.S.              I.S.             F.S.             H.I.             R.L.
           A             0.165         100.165       100.00                             B.M.
           B             2.100          98.065                          
           C             3.160          97.005                          
           D             2.135          98.03                        
           E             1.335          2.125          99.395          98.04          
           F             1.125          98.270                         
           G             1.465          2.455          98.405          96.94         
           H             3.085          95.32                      
           I              2.125           96.28                     
 
The instrument was shifted after taking 5th and 8th readings. Enter the data in a level book page and calculate all the R.L.S., if first reading was taken on B.M. 100.00. Apply usual check.
6. (a) What are contours? Give important characteristics of contours.
  (b) Determine the area between line AB and a meandering stream for offsets taken at a regular interval of 20 m along the line AB. Use any two methods for calculations:
                  Point         Distance (m)          Offset
                   A                   0                       11
                                        20                      14
                                        30                      17
                                        40                      19
                                        50                      21
                                        60                      22
                                        80                      17
                                        100                    21
                                        120                    21
                                        140                    25
                                        160                    29
                                        180                    32
                                        200                    14
                                        240                    17
                                        280                    17
                                        320                    18
                                        390                     9
                                        400                    11
                   B                   440                    12
7. (a) Various bond used in brick masonry.
  (b) Remote Sensing
  (c) E.D.M. methods over conventional methods.
  (d) Various types of doors
  (e) Curing the concrete
  (f) Seasoning of timber
8. (a) What is foundation? Give simple classification of same, giving circumstances under which they are to be adopted.
  (b) What is bearing capacity of soil? How its value is useful in design of foundation?
  (c) Describe any two types of bonds commonly used in brick masonry. Give advantages of one over other?

Basic Civil Engineering December 2003 Question Paper

1. (a) Explain what is base line, check line, tie line and offsets in chain surveying.
  (b) Describe points to be kept in mind while selecting stations for chain survey.
  (c)
The distance between two points was measured with a 20 m chain. The distance measured was found to be 6344 m. It was found that the chain was 5 cm too short at the end of work but was correct in the beginning of the work. Calculate correct distance.
2. (a) Explain the following:
    (1) True meridian
    (2) Magnetic declination
  (b) What are various sources of errors in compass survey?
3. (a) Describe disadvantages of plane table survey over other methods commonly used by you.
  (b) Describe briefly the characteristics of contours. Draw contours of hill, pond, overchanging cliff and plane ground.
  (c) Explain what is orientation in plane table survey and explain how it is done in field.
4. (a) Explain the following terms:
    (1) Change point
    (2) Line of collimation
    (3) Height of instrument
  (b) What is Bench Mark? Write their types in order of importance and accuracy.
5. (a)
What is foundation? Describe various types and sketch any one type of foundation commonly use for deep foundations.
  (b) Explain the term safe bearing capacity.
  (c) Discuss methods of making a factory building "energy efficient".
6. (a)
What are commonly used bonds in brick masonry? Sketch few of them giving advantages, disadvantages over one another.
  (b)
Name different types of stair cases. Sketch any three types commonly used for residential houses.
  (c)
Explain advantages of prestressed concrete over reinforced cement concrete. Give names of trutures where prestressed concrete is commonly used.
7. (a) Explain any three tests performed to check the quality of stone used for building construction.
  (b) Discuss use of various I.S. Codes for building design and construction.
  (c)
Explain advantages of prestressed concrete over reinforced cement concrete. Give names of structures where prestressed concrete is commonly used.
8. Write short notes of the following:
  (a) Remote Sensing as used in surveying
  (b) Damp proof courses
  (c) Setting time of cement
  (d) Various types of mortars.
  (e) E.D.M. Methods

Basic Civil Engineering June 2003 Question Paper

1. (a) List out laboratory test to find suitability of bricks or stones, Give procedure and two important test for the same, giving standard value?
  (b) Discuss importance of the following :
    (i) Curing for cement concrete
    (ii) Proportioning of concrete
    (iii) Prestressed concrete over R.C.C
    (iv) Water cement ratio
2. (a) What are various types of foundations commonly used for building construction? Explain Grillage foundation with neat sketch giving condition for its suitability?
  (b) Differentiate between the following:
    (i) Plastering and Pointing
    (ii) Load bearing walls and Partition wall
    (iii) Solid and hollow concrete blocks
    (iv) Collapsible doors and Resolving doors
3. (a) How will you determine distance between two inaccesible point by compass survey or plane table survey?
  (b) What is local attraction?
4. What is Ranging? Explain reciprocal ranging with neat sketch.
5. (a) What are contours? How are they obtained for a given area? Give important characteristics of contours.
  (b) What is IS Codes? Discuss their importance giving atleast three examples of code commonly used for building construction.
6. What is Remote Sensing? Discuss the application in surveying?
7. What is EDM Method? How is it better that conventional methods?
8. Write notes on any four of the following:
  (i) Plane Surveying
  (ii) Geodetic Surveying
  (iii) Dampness
  (iv) English Bond
  (v) Flemish Bond

Basic Civil Engineering December 2002 Question Paper

1. (a) Describe briefly the characteristics of good brick. Also explain the procedure of carryin out compressive strength and water absorption test.
  (b)
State (or name) various types of Portland cement and explain how will you determine initial, setting time of cement using Vicat Apparatus in the laboratory?
2. (a) Differentiate between RCC, RBC and FRC.
  (b) Explain what do you understand by ferro-cement and write properties and uses of ferro cement.
  (c) State the various types of glasses and their uses.
3. (a) Compare brick, work and stone work.
  (b) Define a ‘Flat’ roof and mention its advantages and disadvantages.
4. (a) Enumerate the requirements of a good stair.
  (b) States the effect of dampness and write the requirements of an ideal material for dampproofing.
5. (a) Write the names of important parts of a level and a theodolite.
  (b) The following are the bearings of a closed traverse measured by a compass
    Line :         AB                BC                     CD                     DE                     EA
    F.B. : 80 degree10′  120 degree 20′  170 degree 50′  230 degree 101′  310 degree 20′
    B.B. : 259 degree 0′  310 degree 50′  350 degree 50′   49 degree 30′   130 degree 15′
    Compute the interior angle and correct them for observational errors. Assuming the observed bearing of line CD to be correct, adjust the bearing of the remaining sides.
6. (a) Explain the term contour interval. Discuss the cinsider contour interval. Give the range of contour interval for (1) build reservoirs etc. and (2) location surveys.
  (b) The areas with in the contour line at the site of reservoir and the face of the proposed dam are as follows –
    Contour :     201     202       203       204         205          206          207          208       209
    Area(m2):   12800   95200   147600   872500    1350000   19850000   2286000   2512000    1000
    Taking 201 as the bottom level of the rservoir and 209 as the top level, calculate the capacity of the reservoir by (1) Trapezoidal and (2) Prismoidal formula
7. (a) State the general rules which are to be followed in earthquake resistant construction of buildings.
  (b) Discuss fire resistance properties of following building materials :
    (1) Timber
    (2) Class
    (3) Steel
    (4) Concrete
8. Write short notes on any four of the following :
  (1) Planimeter
  (2) Plastics as a building material
  (3) Paints
  (4) Solid and hollow concrete blocks
  (5) Flooring Tiles
  (6) Tests on cement concrete

Basic Civil Engineering June 2002 Question Paper

1. (a) Define natural bed of stone and discuss its importance.
  (b)
What laboratory tests are performed to check the quality of bricks? Mentions the standards which a brick should satisfy for its use in construction as specified in the relevant I.S. Code.
  (c) Distinguish between cement mortar and cement concrete mention their applications in construction.
  (d) What is water-cement ration? What is its importance in cement concrete?
2. (a) Write the properties and uses of any four of the following:
    (i) Aluminium
    (ii) Ferro-cement
    (iii) Cellular concrete
    (iv) Hollow concrete blocks
    (v) SandLime bricks
    (vi) Asbestos
  (b) Write short notes on any four of the following :
    (i) Slump test
    (ii) Plasticizers
    (iii) Distempers
    (iv) Bulking of sand
    (v) Seasoning of timber
3. (a) What is bearing capacity of soil? What is its significance in construction?
  (b) Explain the following with sketch (any four) :
    (i) Lean to roof
    (ii) Ashlar masonry
    (iii) Pile foundation
    (iv) Collapsible door
    (v) Spread fotting
    (vi) H.C.C. Stairs
4. (a) Distinguish between the following :
    (i) English bond and Flemish bond
    (ii) Plastering and Pointing
  (b) Compare SC sheets with G.L sheets for roof covering.
  (c) Write a note on Orientation of buildings.
5. (a) Distinguish between the following :
    (i) Plane surveing and Geodetic surveying
    (ii) Prismatic compass and surveyer’s compass
    (iii) Temporary adjustments and permanent adjustments of a levelling instrument.
  (b) Determine the values of included angles in the closed compass survey ABCD conducted in clockwise direction, given the following fore bearings of the respective line.                                    Line                              F.B.
                                    AB                               40 degree
                                    BC                               70 degree
                                    CD                               210 degree
                                    DA                               280 degree
6. (a) What is a contour? What are its characteristics?
  (b)
Find the height of the beam above the floor level. The R.L. of the floor is 100.850 m and the staff reading on the floor is 2.055 m. Reading on the staff held upside down against the underside of the beam is 3-’%5 m.
  (c) Discuss the various methods of determining the area of an irregular map.
7. (a) Discuss the general guide lines for planning of Earthquake resistant buildings.
  (b) Name a few LS codes (at leats rive) used in building design and construction.
  (c) Name a few fire retardants.
8. Write explanatory notes on nay four of the following :
  (i) EDM equipment
  (ii) Plane table accessories
  (iii) Damp proof course
  (iv) Cost effective construction techniques.
  (v) Fire protection of building
  (vi) Theodelite

Basic Civil Engineering December 2001 Question Paper

1. (a) Define natural bed of stone and discuss its importance.
  (b)
What laboratory tests are performed to check the quality of bricks? Mention the standards which a brick should satisfy for its use in construction as specified in therelevant I.S code.
  (c)
Distinguish between cement mortar and cement concrete and mention their applications in construction.
  (d) What is water cement ratio? What is its importance in cement concrete?
2. (a) Write the properties and uses of any four of the following.
  (b) Write short notes on any four of the following.
    (i) Slump test
    (ii) Plasticizers
    (iii) Distempers
    (iv) Bulking of sand
    (v) Seasoning of timber
    (vi) Tetracotta
3. (a) What is bearing capacity of soil? What is its significance in constitution?
  (b) Explain the following with sketeches (any four)
    (i) Lean to roof
    (ii) Ashlar masonry
    (iii) Pile foundation
    (iv) Collapsible door
    (v) Spread footing
    (vi) R.C.C. stairs
4. (a) Distinguish between the following.
    (i) English bond and Flemish bond
    (ii) Plastering and pointing
    (iii) Terrazzo flooring and Mosaic flooring
  (b) Compare A.C. sheets with G.I. sheets for proof covering.
  (c) Write a note on orientation of buildings.
5. (a) Distinguish between the following.
    (i) Plane surveying and Geodetic surveying
    (ii) Geographical map and Topographical map
    (iii) prismatic compass and Surveyer’s compass
    (iv) Temperary adjustments and Permanent adjustments of a leveling instrument.
  (b)

Determine the values of included angles in the closed compass survey ABCD conducted in clockwise direction given the following fore bearings of the respective lines:
                                    Line                              F.B.
                                    AB                               40 degree
                                    BC                               70 degree
                                    CD                               210 degree
                                    DA                               280 degree

6. (a) What is a contour ? What are its characteristics?
  (b)
Find the height of the beam above the floor level. The R.L. of the floor is 100.850 m and the staff reading on the floor is 2.055 in. Reading on the staff held upside down against the underside of the beam is 3.565 m.
  (c) Discuss the various methods of determining the area of an irregular map.
7. (a) Name a few I.S. codes (atleast five) used in building designing & construction.
  (b) Name a few fire retardant.
8. Write Explanatory notes on any four of the following:-
  (i) EDM equipment
  (ii) plane table accessories
  (iii) The Plane table
  (d) Damp Proof Course (DPC)
  (e) Fire protection of proofing
  (f) Theodolite

Basic Civil Engineering June 2001 Question Paper

1. (a) Discuss the characteristics of good building stone.
  (b) Explain characteristics of good bricks.
  (c)
What do you mean by cement concrete? State desirable qualities (properties) of good concrete.
  (d) Define Quick lime, Fat lime, Hydraulic lime, Hydrated lime, Lump lime and slaking.
2. (a)
What do you mean by ‘Proportioning og materials for concrete’? State the factors, which govern the choice of mix proportions. Describe any one method of proportioning concrete mix.
  (b) State the engineering properties and uses of the following:
    (i) Cast Iron
    (ii) Mild Steel
    (iii) Wrought Iron
    (iv) High Tensile Steel
3. (a) Discuss the essential requirements of a good foundation.
  (b) (i) Spread footing
    (ii) Raft foundation
    (iii) Grillage foundation
    (iv) Under-reamed pile or pile foundation
4. (a) Define a lintel and mention the materials which are commonly used to construct it.
  (b) Describe briefly with sketches of the following:
    (i) Wood lintel
    (ii) Stone lintel
    (iii) R.C.C lintel
    (iv) Brick lintel
5. (a) Define Surveying. State the uses of survey.
  (b) Explain the principles of surveying.
  (c)
The following consecutive readings were taken with a dumpy level: 0.795, 1.6559, 2.890, 3.015, 0.6559, 0.625, 0.955, 0.255, 1.350, 0.860, 2.375. The instrument ws shifted after the Fourth and Eighth readings. The first readings was taken on a bench mark whose R.L. is 500 metres. Rule out a page of a level field book and enter the above readings. Calculate the reduced levels of the stations by rise and fall method and apply arithmetical checks.
6. (a) State the uses of contour mas.
  (b) Represent the following with the help of contours:
    (i) A pond
    (ii) A hill
    (iii) A ridge
    (iv) A valley
  (c)
The following perpendicular offsets were taken at 10 m intervals from a survey line to an irregular boundary line.2.30, 3.80, 4.55, 6.75, 5.25, 7.30, 8.95, 8.25, and 5.50 metres. Calculate the area in square metres, enclosed between the survey line, the irregular boundary the first and last offsets by the aplication of (i) the average ordinate rule and (ii) the trapezoidal rule.
7. (a) Describe the characteristics of an ideal fire-resisting material.
  (b) Write a detailed note on Remote Sensing and its application in surveying.
8. Write Notes on the following:-
  (a) Ferro cement – properties and uses
  (b) Causes of dampness
  (c) Characteristics of an ideal paint
  (d) Theodolite
  (e) Methods of plane tabling
  (f) Factors affecting choices of flooring material

Communication Skills December 2005 Question Paper

1. (a) Correct the following sentences:
    (i) A man is mortal.
    (ii) She is learning swimming.
    (iii) He preventing him to smoke.
    (iv) His trouser is torn.
    (v) Twelve dozens oranges will cost five hundred rupees.
  (b) Write the phonetic symbols for the sounds underlined:
    (i) Cup
    (ii) Teak
    (iii) Seed
    (iv) Rift
    (v) Fool
2. (a) Define any two of the following terms:
    (i) Drilling
    (ii) Computer
    (iii) Momentum
  (b) Write a pragraph of about 120 words on any two of the following:
    (i) Natural Calamities
    (ii) Power Crisis
    (iii) Education
3. (a) Write the importance of ‘you attitude’ in business letters.
  (b) As the Purchase Manager of Satyam Computers, 9, Naidu Road, Hyderabad 500007, you had ordered two dozen Personal computers from Hindustan Computer Limited (HCL), 140 M.G. Road, Banglore 500001. When the consignment arrived, you found some of the pieces in the damaged condition.Write a complaint letter to the Sales Manager of the company asking for rapair, replacement or compensation.
4. (a) Write a slogan of about 10 words on any one of the following topics:
    (i) Save Water
    (ii) Pure Air
    (iii) Tourism
  (b) Make a precise of the following passage and suggest a suitable title for it:
    For better or for worse, we are living in a society which is based physically on Western science & technology. This has inescapable consequences for the scientist. Initially he was an accidental force in the unfolding of human destiny. This he can no longer be. A Neils Bohr has said, scientists must become conscious of the fact that they are not merely observers, but also actors on the stage of life. The everyday world is crowding upon us ; science is not enough. Chemistry is not enough. Scientists must live and even chemists must eat. Modern societies are preoccupied with efforts to improve their material conditions and they are doing this under such intense competition that the less efficient will either fall behind or go to the wall. The means which are used depend on the application of scientific knowledge. Only scientists have the necessary training for establishing and using the technlogies required to exploit recent major discoveries and those likely to arise in the future. It is clear that they will be brought more and more into technology, and thus into industry, the vehicle by which mankind exploits science for his own ends. It is certain that modern society will be forced to deploy its scientists in a manner conductive to fulfilling its objectives. Moreover, since the scientist is a part of society, he will be impelled to respond to the needs of the times and assume a wider role.
5. (a) What is a report? List the chief characteristics of a technical report.
  (b) The Principal of your company is anxious to note that ‘obsenteeism’ is growing among the employees. He has asked youo, the Student’s President, to study the causes and suggest measure to check obsenteeism. Write a report highlighting the trend of obsenteeism, the causes related to the problem, and measures to reduce the problem.
6. (a) Use the following words in the sentences of your own to bring out the difference in meaning:
    (i) Accept, Except
    (ii) Later, Latter
  (b) Assuming that you have the requisite credentials, draft job application letter in response to the following advertisement:
    Secure Insurance Company seeks persoanble, College-trained person to manage office of five employees. Applications must have good communication skills. Knowledge of office procedures and word processing is also essential. Send appliccation to Human Resource Office, P.O. Box 719, Kanpur.
7. (a) What factors contribute in making an oral presentation efective?
  (b) Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow.
    Do birds know how to come back home after a long flight? Bird scientists, known as ornithologists, say that birds know exactly where they are and where their nests are. Even the young ones can fly hundreds of nautical miles without losing their way. How to they do it? God has given them a tremendous sense of direction. possible they have a compass of sorts in their brain. Every year, we can see birds from north India fly to the south. In India we have several bird sanctuaries where birds from both parts of the globe come, spend a few months and return when the climatic conditions in their homeland are more favourable. When it is winter in the northern hemisphere, it is summer in the southern hemisphere. The birds which cannot stand the cold climate fly to the warmer regions. They are called migratory birds. They can fly non-stop up to twenty hours or so in one stretch and cover a few hundred miles in one stop. The migratory birds always fly in groups.
    Questions:
    (a) Who is an ornithologist?
    (b) Why do we call some birds migratory birds?
    (c) Are the seasons the same in both hemispheres?
    (d) Do the migratory birds fly single or in groups?
    (e) How long can migratory birds fly?

Communication Skills January/Febraury 2006 Question Paper

1. Answe any ten the following question:
  (a) Complete the sentence with the correct questioning:
    Its Really cold today, ………….. ?
    (i) isn’t it
    (ii) is it
    (iii) aren’t it
    (iv) won’t it
  (b) Which of the following is correct? Where’s Anu?
    (i) She’s in holiday
    (ii) She’s upon holiday
    (iii) She’s into holiday
    (iv) She’s on holiday
  (c) Phonetics is the:
    (i) study of telephones
    (ii) study of microbes
    (iii) study of sounds
    (iv) study of environment
  (d) If the description of a machine focuses on the object, the description of a process emphasises:
    (i) its color pattern
    (ii) the work it performs
    (iii) complete diagram
    (iv) the object
  (e) "A computer is an electronic machine thta work with numbers, words, or a combination of numbers and words to produce the required data output." The above definition of computer:
    (i) is complete
    (ii) requires correction
    (iii) lacks differetia
    (iv) is wrong
  (f) Some definitions can be constructed by stating:
    (i) abstract word
    (ii) something unpredictable
    (iii) the origin, cause or effect
    (iv) nothing
  (g) A letter of enquiry is also known as :
    (i) inviting quotations
    (ii) sending quotations
    (iii) placing an order
    (iv) complaint letter
  (h) The purpose of inviting quotations and tenders is :
    (i) to make a lot of change
    (ii) to waste time before placing order
    (iii) to give jobs to people who are unemployed
    (iv) to secure the best and cheapest good, materials and services from reliable sources.
  (i) Tick the correct sentence :
    (i) Each business letter cannot be situation specific.
    (ii) You can odd grace and freshness by planning even routine correspondence.
    (iii) In today’s modern world it is not necessary to be specially courteous in fellow up letters.
    (iv) Never explain clearly what is wanted in a business letter
  (j) While Writing a precis do not :
    (i) Use your own language a far a possible
    (ii) Use indirect speech and the third person.
    (iii) Drop figures of speech, examples and illustrations.
    (iv) Change any facts.
  (k) A technical description must be :
    (i) simple, clear, direct, logical and objective
    (ii) pompous
    (iii) a round about description of an object or process
    (iv) colourful
  (l) Which of the following statements is correct?
    (i) A report is written in a conversational form.
    (ii) The structure of energy report has nineteen elemants.
    (iii) Appendices is an essential part of every report.
    (iv) Index of a report is very much similar to a glossary.
  (m) In a conversation flat into nation expresses that you are :
    (i) not interested or that your is negative.
    (ii) very much interested or that your attitude is positive.
    (iii) enthusiastic
    (iv) intelligent
  (n) Fill in the blank with the correct alternative :
    The …………. introduces the report.
    (i) Table of contents
    (ii) Conclusions
    (iii) Preface
    (iv) List of illustration
  (o) Which of the following sentences is not correct?
    (i) Note making is a process of jothing down important point is argument factors ideas countered in written material
    (ii) Note are an aid to memory
    (iii) The material that you note should never be logically arranged and numbered.
    (iv) In most cases you will be making sum many of the opinions ideas etc expressed by the original writer.
2. (a) Write phonetic symbols for the sound underlined :
    (i) Chin
    (ii) Charge
  (b) Read the following passage and answer the question that follow.
   
Motivators are thing which an individual to perform. Whilw motivations reflect wants, motivators are the identified rewards, or incentives, that sharpen the drive to satisfy these wants. They are also the means by which conflicting needs may be reconciled or one need heightened so that it will be given priority over one another. Motivation refer to the drive and effort to satisfy a want or goal. A motivator then , is something that influences an individuals behaviour. It makes a difference in what a person will do. Obviously, in any organized enterprise, manager must be concerned about motivators and also inventive in their use. People can often satisfy their wants a variety of ways.A person can, for example, satisfy a desire for affiliation by being active ina social club rather that in business, meet economic need by performing a job just well enough to get by, or satisfy status needs by spending time working for a political party. What a manager must do, of course, is use those motivators which will lead people to perform effectively for the enterprise that employs them no manager can expect to hire the whole person, since people always have desires and drives outside the enterprise. But if a company or any other kind of eneterprise is to be efficient and successful, enough of every person’s drives must be stimulated and satisfied to ensure effective performance.
    Quetion :
    (i) What is Motivation?
    (ii) Who is a Motivator?
    (iii) The word ‘affiliation’ mean :
      (a) fondness
      (b) association
      (c) written statement
      (d) assert positively
    (iv) An effective manager must :
      (a) be active in social clubs
      (b) join a political party
      (c) use those motivators which will lead people to perform effectively
      (d) expect to hire a whole person
     
OR
    (a) List any four barriers to communication.
    (b) What is verbal and non-verbal communication? Explain.
3. (a) Define the following :
    (i) Mutimedia
    (ii) Velocity
  (b) Write a paragraph of about 120 words on any two of the following :
    (i) Internet
    (ii) Media Management
    (iii) Aim of education
     
OR
  (a) Define Engineering.
  (b) What are the qualities of a well-written paragraph?
4. (a) What is "You Psychology"? Why do you think that one should keep reader’s interest in mind while writing a business letter?
  (b) Write an application in response to the following advertisement.
   
Applications are invited form young men/women with brillian academic record for our management trainee scheme. Selected candidates will be trained for two years in accounts purchase, administrations and technical functions. After the successful completion of the training they will be absorbed in a suitable scale on our management cadre. During training period they will be paid s fixed slip end of Rs 12,000 per month. Apply within 15 days. (Invent details)
   
OR
  (a) In what way is a quotation letter different form a notice inviting tenders?
  (b)
Assume yourself to be the Chief Engineer in Highway Authority of India. Invites tenders for the construction of 80ft wide cement concrete road (22 km) form Airport bypass road to Malviya Nagar, Bhopal. Sealed tender must be submitted to the Chief Engineer, HAI, Bhopal.
5. (a) Rewrite the following passage so as to make it simple. concise and effective :
   
In this schedule are listed the events that will take place during the next one month and also the time and venue so that you can decide beforehand whether you will like to take a part in any event and if so, inform the concerned organizer who will enter your name in a list which he maintains for the purpose.
  (b) Write a technical description of a Lathe Machine.
   
OR
  (a) What do you understand by the term ‘Bibliography’?
  (b) Make a precis of the following passage and give it a suitable title :
   
Clean drinking water and basic sanitation are necessary to prevent communicable diseases and to maintain a healthy life.For many of the world’s poorest people, one of the greatest environmental threats to health remains the continued use of polluted water. In 2002 the United Nations estimated that at least 1.1 billion people lacked access to safe drinking water and 2.4 billion do not have adequate sanitation. These deficiencies result in hundreds of millions of cases of water related illness and more than5 million deaths every year. As population grow, more people move into cities and agriculture and industry compete for increasingly source water supplies, water shortage are expected to become even worse. By 2025, two thirds of the world’s people will be living in more than 10% of renewable freshwater resources. One of the highest priorities announced at the U.N. World summit in Johannesberg in 2002, is to reduce by one-half the proportion of people without reliable access of clean-water and improved sanitation.
6. (a) Choose the right answer :
    (1) The process of making weaker or less concentrated is known as
      (i) Perception
      (ii) Diversify
      (iii) Allegation
      (iv) Dilution
    (2) Someone who is ahead of the times; producing something like nothing done or created before is called :
      (i) Complete
      (ii) Innovative
      (iii) Philanthropist
      (iv) Inertia
  (b) What is a Laboratory Report? Define and elucidate.