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5-year BA-LLB Clat Ug Topup — practice questions

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Choose the BEST synonym of 'meagre' in: 'The ragpickers' meagre earnings barely cover their food.'Read the answer and worked solution →Identify the part of speech of 'leaking' in: 'a leaking roof'.Read the answer and worked solution →Under Article 14, a legislative classification is valid ifRead the answer and worked solution →Article 15(4) of the ConstitutionRead the answer and worked solution →Pick the option that BEST completes the analogy: Page : Book :: ____ : SymphonyRead the answer and worked solution →Find the next number in the sequence: 2, 6, 12, 20, 30, ____Read the answer and worked solution →Simplify: (3/4) divided by (9/16) equalsRead the answer and worked solution →The area of a triangle with base 10 cm and height 8 cm isRead the answer and worked solution →Three workers complete a job in 6 days. With a fourth worker of the same efficiency, the time taken isRead the answer and worked solution →

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Choose the BEST synonym of 'meagre' in: 'The ragpickers' meagre earnings barely cover their food.'

  1. Hidden
  2. Generous
  3. Scant
  4. Plentiful
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Correct answer: C. Scant

Meagre = scanty, inadequate in quantity. The other options either reverse the meaning or are unrelated.

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Identify the part of speech of 'leaking' in: 'a leaking roof'.

  1. Verb form (gerund)
  2. Adjective (participle)
  3. Noun form (abstract)
  4. Adverb form (manner)
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Correct answer: B. Adjective (participle)

Used attributively before the noun 'roof', 'leaking' functions as a present-participle adjective. In 'the roof is leaking', the same word is the main verb.

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Under Article 14, a legislative classification is valid if

  1. It is published in the Official Gazette
  2. It benefits the majority of the population
  3. It has intelligible differentia with rational nexus
  4. It is approved by both Houses of Parliament
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Correct answer: C. It has intelligible differentia with rational nexus

**State of WB v Anwar Ali Sarkar (1952):** both prongs required, intelligible differentia AND rational nexus to the law's object. E P Royappa and Maneka Gandhi later layered non-arbitrariness onto the test.

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