Admission Test 2017
Sample Questions
The enclosed set of
questions is meant to give an idea of the level of the Admission Test. The
Admission Test comprises
questions based on the
Pakistani Intermediate
level Physics and Mathematics in Part A and question on English comprehension
in Part B.
GENERAL INSTRUCTION
· Please read
all the instructions carefully and do not start the paper unless told to do so.
· Please count
the number of pages before starting to write. You must have a total
number of 12 pages in question paper including this page. In case of a
missing page contact the supervisory staff near you. Please note that answer
sheet is provided separately.
· This
test is divided into Part A and Part B.
· Calculators
and mathematical tables are not allowed.
· Answers
must be given only on the answer sheets
provided separately.
· Fill in your
particulars (name, father’s name) in BLOCK letters in the space provided on the
answer sheets using ball point pen. These should be written exactly as they were
on your application form.
· Use
only the provided pencil to fill the correct choice circle on answer
sheet.
· Write down
your Admit Card number on every page of the question paper and answer sheet.
· You
are not allowed to change your seat during the test.
· Hand over
your question paper along with your answer sheet to the invigilator at the end
of the test and keep seated until allowed to leave the center.
· Use of unfair means will lead to disqualification.
INSTRUCTION
FOR PART A
· There
are sixty multiple choice questions (MCQs) in this Part. You are expected to
spend about one and half hour on this Part. Do
not spend too much time on any one question.
· Use
only the question paper, not the answer
sheet for rough work.
· Beware of negative marking is Part
A only. For each correct answer the score is ‘+3’
and for each wrong answer ‘-1’. Unanswered question will be
marked ‘0 ’.
INSTRUCTION
FOR PART B
· There
are three sections (I, II & III) in this part containing a total of twenty
questions.
You are
expected to spend about half an hour on this part.
· For
each correct answer the score is ‘+1’ and for each wrong answer or
unattempted question the score is ‘0 ’.
GIKI Model paper
11.
In field effect transistor (FET) current is due to
a.
minority carriers and there is only one p-n junction.
b.
majority carriers and there are two p-n junctions.
c.
majority carriers and there is only one p-n junctions.
d.
minority carriers and there are two p-n junctions.
12.
A ray of light passing through air is incident on two
glass plates of different refractive indices, as shown in the figure. It will:
a.
be reflected back totally from the top plate
b.
emerge parallel to the original direction
c.
go straight through
d.
emerge at an angle to the original direction
13.
If resistances R1, R2 and R3
are connected in parallel then which of the following statement is correct?
a.
the voltage across each resistance is different
b.
the voltage across each resistance is the same
c.
the total resistance R is R1 + R2 +
R3
d.
the current through each resistance is the same
15.
Each second a rabbit moves half the remaining distance
from his nose to a head of lettuce 10m
away.
When does he get to the lettuce?
a.
After 25 sec. b.
After 100 sec.
c. After
50 sec. d. Never
16.
A boy of mass 10 kg is standing on a weighing balance in
an elevator. The balance reads his
weight as
49N. The elevator is
a.
going up with uniform velocity. b.
going down with uniform
acceleration.
c.
stationary. d. going
up with constant acceleration.
17.
A 2KW iron is used on a 100V AC mains. The current in the iron is
a.
25 A b.
20 A c. 15 A d. 10
A
18.
An object moving at 4 m/sec falls on top of a spring and
compresses it by 4 mm. If the object was moving at 8 m/sec it would compress
the spring by:
a.
16 mm b. 8
mm c.
5.6 mm d.
2 mm
19 Which of the following materials would prefer
to use for making cables for household electrical wiring:
a. nichrome b.
tungsten c. gold d. copper
20. If the earth was at one half of its present distance from the
sun and had the same orbital speed, the number of days in one year would be
approximately.
a. 730 b.
182 c. 365
d.
129
English
Total Marks: 20 Section l Read the following passage and choose
the appropriate option from the statements given below.
Please encircle correct choices on the answer sheet only.
Another critical factor that plays
a part in susceptibility to colds is age. A study done by the University of
Michigan School of Public Health revealed particulars that hold true for the
general population. Infants are the most cold-ridden group, averaging more than
six colds in their first year. Boys have more colds than girls average three
colds a year to boys` two.
The general incidence of colds
continues to decline into maturity . Elderly people who are in good health have
as few as one or two colds annually. One exception is found among people in
their twenties, especially women, who show a rise in cold infections, because
people in this age group are most likely to have young children.
The study also found that
economics plays an an important role. As income increases the frequency at
which colds are reported in the family decreases. Families with the lowest
income suffer about a third more colds than families at the lower end. Lower
income generally forces people to live in more cramped quarters than those
typically occupied by weather people, and crowding increases the opportunities
for the cold virus to travel from person to person. Low income may also
adversely influence diet. The degree to which poor nutrition affects
susceptibility to colds is not yet clearly established, but an inadequate diet
is suspected of lowering resistance generally.
1.
Which of the following is closest
in meaning to the world “particulars” in para 1?
a.
specific facts
b.
minor errors
c.
small distinctions
d.
individual people
2.
What does the author claim about
the study discussed in the passage?
a.
It contains many inconsistencies.
b.
Its results apparently are
relevant for the population as whole.
c.
It specializes in children.
d.
It contradicts the results of
earlier studies in the field.
3.
Which of the following groups of
people is most likely to catch colds?
a.
Teenage boys
b.
Young girls
c.
Infant boys
d.
Elderly women
4.
The author’s main purpose in
writing the last paragraph of the passage is to
a.
prove that a poor diet causes
colds
b.
explain how cold viruses are
transmitted
c.
discuss the relationship between
income and frequency of colds.
d.
discuss the distribution of income
among the people in the study
5.
Pair 1
a.
Do you know when the movie starts?
b.
Do you know when does the move
start?
6.
Pair 2
a.
The more you practice, you will get
better.
b.
The more your practice, the better
you will get.
7.
Pair 3
a.
Unaccustomed to getting up easily,
he found it difficult to get to work on time.
b.
Unaccustomed to getting up early,
it was difficult for him to get to work on time.
8.
Pair 4
a.
My words had no affect on him.
b.
My words had no effect on him.
Section III Choose among the suggested answers which
best completes the given sentences.
9.
The new government has introduced
tough laws to the role of guns in the province.
a.
Register b.
oppose c.
abolish d.
regulate
10. The scientists,
_____________________________ accepted the prize gratefully.
a.
selected as the best b.
were the best
c.
the best d.
to
select
11. Primary colors are red, blue, and
yellow.
a. That the three b.
Three of them
c. There are
three d.
The three
12. _____________________ gas tanks connected to welding equipment,
one full of oxygen and the other full of acetylene.
a. There are two b. Of
the two
c. It is two d.
Two
Section IV Choose the most appropriate antonym for the
following:
13.
Esteem
a. cause harm b. scorn
c. persist d.
subdue
14.
Appropriate
a. similar b.
admirable c. unsuitable d. obvious
15.
Heed
a. ignore b. initiate c.
unify d. control
16.
Manifest
a. alter b. manipulate
c. obstruct d.
conceal
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