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RRB Ahmedabad Syllabus
General Awareness
Arithmetic
Ability Technical
Ability Reasoning
Ability General Intelligence

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Which one of the following is the
correct unit of angular velocity?
(A) m/minute (B) cm/sec2
(C) cm/sec (D) radians/sec

The force by which a body is
attracted towards the centre of the earth
is called
(A) Gravitational force
(B) Mass
(C) Momentum
(D) Impulsive force


The maximum displacement of a
vibrating body from its mean position
is called
(A) Gyration (B) Wavelength
(C) Amplitude (D) Impulse

The kinetic energy of a body
depends upon
(A) Mass, gravity and height
(B) Its mass alone
(C) Its velocity alone
(D) Both mass and velocity

A ball weighing 25 grams is
thrown vertically into the air. It takes
15 seconds to reach its highest
point. How much time would it take
to reach the ground from its highest
point ?
(A) More data are required for
calculation
(B) Less than 15 seconds
(C) More than 15 seconds
(D) 15 seconds

The term ‘Squirrel cage’ is
associated with
(A) Pressure gauges
(B) Internal combustion engines
(C) Potentiometers
(D) Electric motors

The phenomenon of increase in
the temperature of the earth‘s
atmosphere due to absorption of the
infra-red radiations reflected from the
earth‘s surface is called'


(A) Tsunami
(B) Solar heating
(C) Green-house effect
(D) Seismic effect

Why is it recommended that
people should not use charcoal or gas
stoves in closed rooms?
(A) The electrical wiring in the room
may catch fire
(B) The stoves will get extinguished
(C) It can cause carbon monoxide
poisoning
(D) The stoves may burst

The most effective way to improve
safety in a vast organisation like the
Indian Railways is to
(A) Ignore small acts of negligence
by the staff
(B) Carry out frequent checks
(C) Educate the staff at all levels
(D) Punish defaulting staff

The density of water is maximum
at
(A) 100oC (B) 0oC
(C) –273oC (D) 4oC
20. Which one of the following
quantities does not have a unit?
(A) Velocity (B) Density
(C) Specific Gravity (D) Mass

A swimmer finds it easier to swim
in sea water than in plain water. Why?
(A) Sea water has less contamination
(B) Sea waves help a swimmer to
swim
(C) Sea water has higher density than
plain water
(D) Sea has a much higher volume of
water

Humidity refers to
(A) Both temperature and moisture
contents of the air
(B) Temperature of the air
(C) Moisture content of the air
(D) Pressure of the air

Boyle‘s law states that
(A) Volume is directly proportional to
temperature
(B) Pressure is inversely proportional
to temperature
(C) Pressure is directly proportional
to temperature
(D) Pressure is inversely proportional
to volume

Purity of milk is confirmed by
(A) Barometer (B) Lactometer
(C) Altimeter (D) Hygroscope

A stick is dipped in a vessel
containing water. It appears bent due
to the property of
(A) Reflection
(B) Newton‘s law of motion
(C) Refraction
(D) Buoyancy

The temperature on the surface of
the Sun is about
(A) 8 ´ 1015 oC (B) 500 oC
(C) 6000 oC (D) 1000 oC

The load on a spring per unit
deflection is called
(A) Stress (B) Flexibility
(C) Stiffness (D) Strain

The term acceleration means
(A) Maximum speed of a vehicle
(B) Rate of change of time
(C) Rate of change of velocity
(D) Rate of change of distance

A body of mass 10 kg accelerates
from rest at the rate of 3 m/sec2. What
distance would the body travel in 10
seconds?
(A) 250 metres
(B) 100 metres
(C) 150 metres
(D) 200 metres

The efficiency of a heat engine is
40%. If 10,000 Joules of heat energy
are supplied to it, then the useful work
done by the engine would be
(A) 40,000 Joules
(B) 10,000 Joules
(C) 25,000 Joules
(D) 4,000 Joules


The word TSUNAMI is derived
from which of the following languages?
(A) Sinhalese
(B) Korean
(C) Chinese
(D) Japanese'

A major nuclear power plant,
located in one of the countries affected
by TSUNAMI, escaped damage. Where
is it located?
(A) BALI in Indonesia
(B) GALLE in Sri Lanka
(C) Phuket in Thailand
(D) Kalpakkam in India


Who is to the North-east of the
person who is to the left of Kunal ?
(A) Prashant (B) Dinesh
(C) Nitin (D) Atul

If a boy walks from Nitin, meets
Atul, followed by Kunal, Dinesh and
Prashant, then how many metres has he
walked if he travelled the straight
distance all through?
(A) 245 metres
(B) 155 metres
(C) 185 metres
(D) 225 metres

Roshan is taller than Rahul who
is shorter than Sushil. Mirza is taller
than Harry but shorter than Rahul. Sushil
is shorter than Roshan. Who is the tallest?
(A) Harry (B) Roshan
(C) Sushil (D) Rahul
51. In Q. 50, who is the shortest?
(A) Roshan (B) Harry
(C) Mirza (D) Rahul

Which one of the following causes
of environmental pollution cannot be
attributed to human beings?
(A) Uncontrolled growth of human
population
(B) Rapid industrialisation
(C) Rapid urbanisation
(D) Volcanic eruptions


A major nuclear power plant,
located in one of the countries affected
by TSUNAMI, escaped damage. Where
is it located?
(A) BALI in Indonesia
(B) GALLE in Sri Lanka
(C) Phuket in Thailand
(D) Kalpakkam in India

A major cricket ground was
severely damaged by the recent
TSUNAMI. Where is it located?
(A) Kandy in Sri Lanka
(B) Chittagong in Bangladesh
(C) GALLE in Sri Lanka
(D) Nairobi in Kenya

The sound waves in the audible
range have frequencies in the range of
(A) 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz
(B) 0.5 Hz to 5 Hz
(C) 1 Hz to 10 Hz
(D) 20,000 hz to 40,000 Hz