19 July 2020 Digital Electronics Test Result

19 July 2020 Digital Electronics Test Result

COMPUTER SCIENCE PRACTICE SET 01

1.    SCM stands for

a) Software Control Management

b) Software Configuration Management

c) Software Concept Management

d) None of the mentioned

2.    When code is made available to others, it goes in a/an

a) hard drive

b) access-controlled library

c) servers

d) access control

3.    Which of the following is not a main phase in Configuration Management (CM) Process?

a) CM Planning

b) Executing the CM process

c) CM audits

d) None of the mentioned

4.    CM is about managing the different items in the product, and changes in them.

a) True

b) False

5.    What allows different projects to use the same source files at the same time?

a) Version Control

b) Access control

c) CM Process

d) Version Control and Access control

6.    Which of the following is not a change management process?

a) Log the changes

b) Estimate impact on effort and schedule

c) Review impact with stakeholders

d) None of the mentioned

7.    Configuration management (CM) is needed to deliver product to the client

a) True

b) False

8.    What is one or more software configuration items that have been formally reviewed and agreed upon and serve as a basis for further development?

a) Baseline

b) Cumulative changes

c) CM

d) Change Control

9.    How are baselines verified?

a) By reviews

b) By inspections

c) By testing of code

d) All of the mentioned

10. Which of the following is a example of Configuration Items ?

a) SCM procedures

b) Source code

c) Software design descriptions

d) All of the mentioned

11. SCM controls only the products of the development process.

a) True

b) False

12. CCB stands for

a) Change Control Board

b) Change Control Baseline

c) Cumulative Changes in Baseline

d) None of the mentioned

13. What information is required to process a change to a baseline?

a) Reasons for making the changes

b) A description of the proposed changes

c) List of other items affected by the changes

d) All of the mentioned

ENGLISH PRACTICE SET 03

Amid the on-going India-China border tension, a Parliamentary Standing Committee report on Sino-India relations post the Doklam __________(1)_ – prepared after border visits, intense discussions and testimonies from top officials of the external affairs and defense ministries –_________(2)_ significance as it is the only detailed report on the border issue that has been made available to the public. ___________(3)_ by the Shashi Tharoor-led Standing Committee on External Affairs, the report on Sino-India relations including Doklam, the border situation and cooperation in international organizations, had _____________(4)_ the government that it needed to have “healthy skepticism” while dealing with China. The report was ___________(5)_ after following “tough questions and frank assessment”, Tharoor said in a tweet on Friday.

1.(a) drop-off

   (b) lay-off

   (c) stand-off

   (d) back-off

2.(a) assume

   (b) assumes

   (c) assumed 

   (d) assuming 

3.(a) Capitulate

   (b) Capitulated

   (c) Submit

   (d) Submitted

4.(a) abandoned 

   (b) cautioned 

   (c) functioned

   (d) imagined 

5.(a) prepare

   (b) prepares

   (c) prepared

   (d) preparing

Answers

1.(c) stand-off

drop-off - fall asleep easily, especially without intending to

lay-off - give up or stop doing something

stand-off - to defend against someone or something

back-off - to stop threatening, criticizing, or annoying someone

We are talking about border tension and report on Sino-india relations and that must be the post Doklam 'stand-off'.

Hence, 'stand-off' must be chosen.

2.(b) assumes - In simple present tense, we take s/es with singular nouns.

Here, we are talking about a report, which is singular in nature.

Hence, "assumes" is correct option.

3.(d) Submitted 

Capitulate - cease to resist an opponent or an unwelcome demand; yield

Submit - accept or yield to a superior force or to the authority or will of another person

The report must have been submitted not capitulated.

Also, in past tense, second form of verb is used.

Hence, "Submitted" must be chosen.

4.(b) cautioned

abandoned - ceased to support or looked after (someone); desert

cautioned - care taken to avoid danger or mistakes

functioned - worked or operated in a proper or particular way

imagined - formed a mental image or concept of

According to context, the government must have been cautioned not imagined, functioned or abandoned.

Hence, "cautioned" is the correct option.

5.(c) prepared - in passive form, third form of verb is used.

Hence, "prepared" is the correct option.

12 July 2020 Digital Test Result

12 July 2020 Digital Electronics Test Result

S.No.	Name	Marks
1	Divya	42
2	Priya Chaurasia	39
3	Kirti	35
4	Hemant Kumar Singh	35
5	Sonam	33
6	Yamini Sharma	33
7	Govil	32
8	Sandeep	32
9	Pooja Chaudhary	32
10	Poonam	31
11	Ankur Bhardwaj	31
12	Shubham	31
13	Shivani Singh	30
14	Bhagwana Ram Meghwal	30
15	Manu Choudhary	29
16	Pritam Kumari	29
17	Sonika	29
18	Nancy	28
19	Rakesh	28
20	Suruchi	28
21	Priyanka	27
22	Aarti	27
23	Sachin	27
24	Nitin Sharma	27
25	Surya	27
26	Salvi	25
27	Karan	24
28	Lovely Verma	24
29	Akshay Sharma	24
30	Sushmita	23
31	Nisha Dagar	23
32	Swati	23
33	Yamini Choudhary	22
34	Priyanka Soni	22
35	Anushurti	22
36	Jaya	21
37	Monika Yadav .	21
38	Khushbu	21
39	Kumud Sirohi	20
40	Vibha	20
41	Jyoti Malik	19
42	Manoj Kumar	19
43	Pulkit Gupta	19
44	Sonia	19
45	Arun Gaur	19
46	Anjali	19
47	Rahul Singh	18
48	Mittu Sharma	18
49	Kumar Gaurav	18
50	Akhil	18
51	Suman	17
52	Ajay	17
53	Ajay Vats	17
54	Ranjeet	17
55	Sunny	16
56	Kalyani	16
57	Seema Dalal Dagar	16
58	Amit	16
59	Vikas Kumar	16
60	Preeti	15
61	Pinki Yadav	15
62	Chandan	14
63	Yash	14
64	Kushal	14
65	Anil Yadav	13
66	Jeevan Singh	12
67	Sana Shaikh	11
68	Dilip Gupta	10
69	Rekha	10
70	Shivam	10
71	Suman	9
72	Prince	9
73	Mohd Tahir	8
74	Rahul	8
75	Disha Sharma	8
76	Neha	8
77	Namtra	7
78	Rashmika Kataria	6
79	Upma	6
80	Varsha	6
81	Deshbir Singh	0
82	Rajkumar Gupta	0
83	Jyoti Antil	0

PRACTICE SET 02

With the November 2020 election fast __________(1), US President Donald Trump has found himself ___________(2)_odds with his former National Security Advisor John Bolton– an ally-turned-foe whose latest book paints a less than charitable picture of the Trump presidency. The Trump administration, which tried to stop the book from being published, received a ______________(3)_ on Saturday when a federal court turned down its request, saying it was too late to _____________(4)_ such an order. The preview of Bolton’s book– which releases June 23 – has already been ___________(5)__ with several media organizations, who have widely reported its main parts that show Trump in a bad light. 

1.(a) atoning 

   (b) reproaching

   (c) approaching 

   (d) condoning 

2.(a) for

   (b) at

   (c) from 

   (d) in

3.(a) set-up

   (b) set down

   (c) set off

   (d) setback 

4.(a) implemented

   (b) implement

   (c) attainment

   (d) attain 

5.(a) share 

   (b) shares 

   (c) sharing 

   (d) shared

Answers key 

1.(c) approaching

atoning - making amends or reparation

reproaching - expressing (someone) one's disapproval of or disappointment in their actions

approaching - come near or nearer to (someone or something) in distance or time

condoning - accepting (behaviour that is considered morally wrong or offensive)

Election cannot atone, reproach or condone. It must be approaching.

Hence, "approaching" must be chosen.

2.(b) at - "at odds" is an idiomatic expression which means 'in conflict or at variance'.

Hence, "at" is the correct preposition to be used here.

3.(d) setback 

set-up - the way in which something, especially an organization or equipment, is organized, planned, or arranged

set down - to place at rest on a surface or on the ground

set off - begin a journey

setback - something that happens that delays or prevents a process from developing 

Federal court has turned down the request which means something must have received a 'setback'.

Hence, "setback" is the correct option.

4.(b) implement

Implement - put (a decision, plan, agreement, etc.) into effect

Attain - succeed in achieving (something that one has worked for)

Orders are implemented not attained. Therefore, options (c) and (d) are overruled.

Also, after 'to' we use base form of verb.

Hence, "implement" is the correct option.

5.(d) shared - in passive form, third from of verb is used.

Hence, "shared" is the correct option.

PRACTICE SET 01

Nepal’s Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is back to his old tricks, or, to be more precise, two inter-related tricks of jingoistic anti-Indian nationalism and internal anti-Madhesi chauvinism. The first tool in his playbook is building up resentment _(1)__________ India, ramping up nationalistic fervour, and _(2)________ himself as the saviour of the Nepali nation which India is out to target. The passage of an amendment to _(3)___________ a new Nepali map with territory claimed and controlled by India was one recent step in this direction. His claim on Sunday that India is out to _(4)_____________ his government — with no evidence — is another step. Two, Mr Oli also taps into a mindset which sees the Madhesis — Nepali citizens of the southern plains, the Tarai — who share _(5)________kinship ties with people across the border in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, as a “fifth column”, more loyal to India than to Nepal. 

1.(a) around 

   (b) with

   (c) against 

   (d) to

2.(a) projection

   (b) projecting 

   (c) projected 

   (d) project 

3.(a) satisfy

   (b) identify

   (c) dignify 

   (d) ratify

4.(a) abstain

   (b) topple

   (c) restraint 

   (d) abduct

5.(a) exceeded

   (b) exorbitant

   (c) extensive 

   (d) extravagant

Answers :-

1.(c) against

'Resentment' means 'bitter indignation at having been treated unfairly'.

This is a negative feeling, that's why we usually use 'against' with it.

Hence, "against" must be chosen.

2.(b) projecting - to follow parallelism, '-ing' form must be used.

Hence, "projecting" is the correct option.

3.(d) ratify 

satisfy - meet the expectations, needs, or desires of (someone)

identify - establish or indicate who or what (someone or something) is

dignify - make (something) seem worthy and impressive

ratify - sign or give formal consent to (a treaty, contract, or agreement), making it officially valid

We are talking about passage amendment regarding a new Nepali map.

Satisfy, dignify or identify do not make any sense here.

Therefore, "ratify" must be chosen.

4.(b) topple

abstain - restrain oneself from doing or enjoying something

topple - remove (a government or person in authority) from power; overthrow

restraint - a measure or condition that keeps someone or something under control

abduct - take (someone) away illegally by force or deception; kidnap

India cannot 'abstain', 'restraint' or 'abduct' his government. It can "topple" his government.

Hence,we must choose "topple".

5.(c) extensive

exceeded - be greater in number or size than (a quantity, number, or other measurable thing)

exorbitant - (of a price or amount charged) unreasonably high

extensive - covering or affecting a large area

extravagant - lacking restraint in spending money or using resources

Kinship ties must have been "extensive" not 'exceeded', 'exorbitant' or 'extravagant'.

Hence, "extensive" must be chosen.