Section – 1 : Synonyms, Antonyms, Analogies and Spellings, One word, Word order, Nouns,

Pronouns, Verbs, Adverbs, Adjectives, Articles, Prepositions, Conjunctions, Punctuations, Jumbled

words, Voices, Concord, Question forms, Tenses, Conditionals, Modals, Reported speech.
Collocations, Phrasal verbs, Idioms, Homonyms and homophones, Words related to social cause,
Travel, Workplace, etc.

Section – 2 : Search for and retrieve information from various text types like Flyers, Classifieds,
Dictionaries, etc., Understand information presented in instruction manual format, Message format
and others. Acquire broad understanding of and look for specific information in longer texts like
editorials, Essays, etc.

Section – 3 : Ability to understand situation-based variations in functions like Giving advice, Stating
preferences, Discussing probability, Making an offer, etc.

Section – 4 : Higher Order Thinking Questions - Syllabus as per Sections 1, 2 and 3.

Total Questions: 50

Time: 1 hr.

Section – 1 : Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning.

Section – 2 : Motion, Force and Laws of Motion, Gravitation, Work and Energy, Sound, Matter in Our
Surroundings, Is Matter Around Us Pure, Atoms and Molecules, Structure of Atom, Cell-The
Fundamental Unit of Life, Tissues, Diversity in Living Organisms, Why Do We Fall III, Natural
Resources, Improvement in Food Resources.

Section – 3 : Higher Order Thinking Questions - Syllabus as per Section – 2.

Total Questions: 50

Time: 1 hr.

Section – 1 : Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning.

Section – 2 : Number Systems, Polynomials, Coordinate Geometry, Linear Equations in Two

Variables, Introduction to Euclid’s Geometry, Lines and Angles, Triangles, Quadrilaterals, Areas of
Parallelograms and Triangles, Circles, Constructions, Heron’s Formula, Surface Areas and Volumes,
Statistics, Probability.

Section – 3 : The syllabus of this section will be based on the syllabus of Mathematical Reasoning
and Quantitative Aptitude.

Section – 4 : Higher Order Thinking Questions - Syllabus as per Section – 2.

SOS KAB AAYA INDIA MEIN:
SOS Children’S VillageS Of india haS been a StrOng adVOCate Of the
concerns, rights, and needs of parentless and abandoned children in
the COuntry fOr the laSt fiVe deCadeS and the OrganizatiOn’S high
standards of accountability and transparency are reflected
through the clear distribution of funds it receives from its donors,
friends and corporate partners. In India, the organization caters to over
25,000 children and there are 32 SOS Children's Villages in 22 states in
India. As an independent non-governmental social development organization:

 We take action for children in need of care and protection.

 We respect varying religions and cultures, and we work in communities
where our mission can contribute to development.
 We work in the spirit of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of
the Child and we promote these rights through our flagship
programmes, namely the Family Based Care and the Family
Strengthening Programme.

How is the money spent?

29% - Integrated Education Support

43% - Child Family Expenses

11% - Administrative Expenses

17% - Health and Nutrition

DONATORS FOR SOS:

All these years, our work has been supported extensively by donations from
abroad. With the recession in Europe and the USA, the foreign donations are
on the decline. Since we are a self-implementing NGO unlike other large NGOs
and we provide long term care to abandoned children over a period of 24
years, we need sustained support.
Even today, more than 60% of our project cost is still met by the
donations from our overseas friends. To simply sustain our current
level of work, to simply manage the 6700 children who live in our
Children’S VillageS aCrOSS india, we are in need Of SuppOrt, nOt a One-
time donation, but a sustained support.
With effect from 1st April 2017, all Donations to SOS India are 50%
Income Tax Exempt under Section 80G(5) (IV) of Income Tax Act 1961 Vide
Notification No. DIT (E) 2007-2008/S-4309/588 Dt : 18-6-2007 Valid from 1-
4-2007 SOS also receive significant funds through Genworth
Financial's Putts4Charity initiative, which they run on golf's European Tour. In
nOVember 2012, the initiatiVe reaChed €1 milliOn in tOtal mOney raiSed SinCe 2007.

INTRO:
Waking up every morning and getting ready to work in an organization that
believes in changing the world is motivating!

One such organization is SOS Children’S VillageS Of india, where eVery

employee works towards protecting and adding value to the lives of
thousands of children. At SOS India, our employees are aware that their
little contribution would make a difference in the life of children, if not
many but one! . SOS Children's Villages is the largest independent, non-
governmental, nonprofit international development organization
headquartered in Innsbruck, Austria. The organization provides
humanitarian and developmental assistance to children in need and
protects their interests and rights around the world
SOS Children's Villages provide alternative families to children without
adequate parental care.[8] Children of different ages and background live
together in a house with a full-time parent, usually a woman who serves as
the children's parent.[9][10][11] There are usually 6 to 15 houses in a typical SOS
Village. In addition to the Villages, the organization also runs a whole
range of programs and facilities to support socially disadvantaged and
impoverished families through its subsidized kindergartens, primary and
secondary schools,[12] youth facilities[13][14][15] social and medical centers, and
emergency response relief operations[16] .[17][18]
The combination of varied backgrounds that our employees come from, their
skill set, experience and the spirit to work for the welfare of children is
what makes us a pioneer child care organization.one of the leading Indian
NGOs working for children
HISTORY OF SOS:
The first SOS Children's Village was founded by Hermann Gmeiner, an
Austrian philanthropist , in 1949 in Imst, Austria. Since then, the
organization has been active and expanding throughout the world. At
present, SOS Children's Villages is active in over 133 countries with over 500
SOS Children's Villages and 400 SOS Youth Facilities striving for the welfare
of the children in need of care and protection.

WHAT DO THE NGO DO:

In 2009, the organization launched the "I Matter" campaign to improve
legislation surrounding the practice on leaving care. The aim is to support
youth ageing out of care in their transition toward independence.[33]

In 2012, the organization launched the Care For ME! Campaign to encourage
research and assessment on alternative child care and to advocate the need
to protect the human rights of children from various violations committed
against them

IN,2017, the organization launched the No Child Should Grow Up Alone campaign
which aims to emphasize research showing that 1 in 10 children (220 million)
worldwide is growing up alone

With the SOS Children's Village concept, our organization has pioneered a
family approach to the long-term care of orphaned and abandoned children
in India.
THEY BUILD FAMILIES FOR CHILDREN IN NEED
They work for children who are orphaned, abandoned or
whose families are unable to care for them. They give these
children the opportunity to build lasting relationships within
a family.
THEY HELP THEM SHAPE THEIR OWN FUTURES
They enable children to live according to their own culture
and religion, and to be active members of the community. They
help children to recognise and express their individual
abilities, interests and talents.
THEY SHARE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THEIR COMMUNITIES
They share in community life and respond to the social
development needs of society's most vulnerable children and
young people.

SOS Children's Villages

 Abbreviation SOS

Formation 1949; 70 years ago

Founder Hermann Gmeiner

Type International NGO

Legal status Active

Purpose Humanitarian Services

Headquarters Innsbruck, Austria

President Siddharta Kaul

Honorary Helmut Kutin

President

Website www.sos-

childrensvillages.org

Office Address:
SOS Children's Villages India
National Office, Plot No. 4, Block C-1, Institutional Area,
Nelson Mandela Marg, Vasant Kunj,
New Delhi – 110 070
INDIA
Phone: +91-11- 4323 9200
Fax: +91-11- 4323 9292
Email: soscvi@soscvindia.org

 CRICKET FACTS
Abdominal guard or "box" or an L Guard for Male batsmen and wicket-
keepers (often referred to as a cup, box or abdo guard). It is usually
constructed from high density plastic with a padded edge, shaped like a
hollow half-pear, and inserted into the jockstrap with cup pocket
underwear of the batsmen and wicket-keeper. Who invented cricket?

Origin. Cricket was probably created during Saxon or Norman times by

children living in the Weald, an area of dense woodlands and clearings in
south-east England that lies across Kent and Sussex.
The legal weight for the ball in baseball is from 5 to 5.25 ounces (142 to 149
g); whereas the ball in cricket must weigh between 5.5 and 5.8 ounces (156
and 164 g) How are cricket pads made?

Cricket batting pads are consisting of high density foam which is made from
PVC and PU. Face of the cricket pads are made from cane which is a light
wooden material filled with cotton, all these materials provide high
protection against cricketball and reduce the impact of shock.
Why does an over in Cricket have exactly 6 balls?
There were 4 balls/over in the early stages of the game. The 4-ball over
was effective till 1888 in England and Australia; and till 1889 in South
Africa. For the next decade, till 1899, England also incorporated 5-balls
over into the format.

But as the overs turned out to be quite short, in both cases, it resulted into
quite frequent field changes during the game-play. On a broader scale, the
field adjustment would take more time than required. If not for sure, but
with high odds, they may even face the umpire's wrath under 'Law 42.9, The
Laws of Cricket' which highlights the 'Time wasting by the fielding side' issue.
But it shouldn't be that big a problem as the continuous field changes one.

Then there was a small period when each of England, Australia, South
Africa, New Zealand and even Pakistan had the 8-ball overs. But it
increased the strain on the bowler. Bowling longer overs at once can
probably result into smaller spells, which makes it difficult for the
captain dealing with his bowling options.

So, a six ball per over format was considered appropriate and has been in
effect for a long time now. How big should your cricket bat be?

Short Handle (SH) Cricket Bats

The total length of the handle is approximately 85cm (approx. 33 inches). If
you consider yourself being at a fairly average height or it is your first
adult cricket bat, we would highly recommend that you choose a short
handle cricket bat size.
 How tall are stumps?
The stumps and bails are usually made of wood, most commonly ash, and
together form a wicket at each end of the pitch. The overall width of each
wicket is 9 inches (22.9 cm). Each stump is 28 inches (71.1 cm) tall with
maximum and minimum diameters of 11⁄2 inches (3.81 cm) and 13⁄8 inches (3.49 cm).
What is a Jaffa in cricket?
In cricket terminology a Jaffa is. an exceptionally well bowled,
practically unplayable delivery, usually but not always from a fast
bowler.
Who is the first t20 captain of India?
Ajit Wadekar became India's inaugural One Day International captain in
1974 against England at Headingley.Virendar Sehwag led India in
its first T20I against South Africa in 2006 at Wanderers.He captained only
for a single match. In 2007 he was replaced by Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
What is Ripper in cricket?
In cricket the commentators use this word when a bowler bowls an
unplayable ball to the batsmen.
Why is it called a googly?
GOOGLY. Also known as a wrong 'un, a googly is a type of throw or bowl in
which the spin of the ball causes it to veer sharply to the leg side of a
right-handed batsman.
A 'doosra' is a delivery that an off-spinner bowls with an off spin action
that spins from right to left. ... A 'googly' is a delivery that a leg spinner
bowls with a leg spin action that spins from left to right. How is DLS
calculated?

The Duckworth–Lewis method (often written as D/L method) is a

mathematical formulation designed to calculate the target score for the
team batting second in a limited overs cricket match interrupted by
weather or other circumstances. It is generally accepted to be the most
accurate method of setting a target score.
1. . Question 1. When Was The First Test Match Played?
Answer :
The first test match began on 15 march 1877 between Australia (captain:
D.W.Gregory) and England (captain: James Lillywhite) at Melbourne.
2. Question 2. Who Bowled The First Ball In Test Cricket And Who Faced It?
Answer :
Alfred Shaw of England sent down the first ball and Charles Bannerman
of Australia faced it.

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3. Question 3. Who Scored The First Century In Test Cricket?

Answer :
Charles Bannerman of Australia scored 165 (retired hurt) in the first
ever test match itself.
4. Question 4. Who Was The First Indian To Hit A Test Century?
Answer :
Lala Amarnath. In his test debut he scored 223 against England at Mumbai
in 1933 - 34.

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5. Question 5. Who Was The First Indian To Hit A Double Century In A Test
Match?
Answer :
P.R.Umrigar. He scored 223 against New Zealand at Hyderabad in 1955 - 56.

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6. Question 6. Against Which Country Did P.r.umrigar Scored An Unbeaten Century And Capture
Five Wickets In An Innings?
Answer :
Against West Indies at Port of Spain in 1962.
7. Question 7. When And Where Did India Enter The Test Arena? Who Captained India?
Answer :
On 25 June 1932 at Lord’s against England. C.K.Naidu was the captain.

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8. Question 8. When, Where And Against Which Country Did India Record Its First Test Victory?
Who Captained India?
Answer :
On 10 February 1952 at Chennai, India defeated England by an innings and 8 runs. Vijay Hazare
was the Indian captain.
9. Question 9. At Which Cricket Ground Did India Win For The First Time Against West Indies In A
Test Match?
Answer :
India won by 7 wickets at queen’s park oval, Porto of Spain, Trinidad on 10 March 1971.

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10. Question 10. Who Holds The World Record For Most Runs Compiled By A Batsman In His First
Test Series?
Answer :
S.M. Gavaskar against West Indies in 1970 - 71. He scored 774 runs in 4 matches.

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11. Question 11. Who Is The Youngest Test Cricketer?

Answer :
Mushtaq Mohammad of Pakistan. He was ages 15 years and 124 days when he made his debut
against West Indies at Lahore, 1958 - 59.

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12. Question 12. What Record Is Held By M. Azharuddin Of India?
Answer :
He is the only batsman to score hundreds in each of his first three tests.

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13. Question 13. Who Has Scored Most Test Runs In A Calendar Year?
Answer :
I.V.A Richards. In 1976 he scored 1710 runs in 11 tests for West Indies.

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14. Question 14. There Is Only Instance Of Father And Son Carrying The Bat Through A Test
Innings. Who Are They?
Answer :
Nazar Muhammad and Mudassar Nazar of Pakistan.
15. Question 15. Who Has Scored The Fastest Test Hundred In Terms Of Balls Received?
Answer :
I.V.A Richards. He scored the century off 56 balls for West Indies against England at St. John’s,
1985 - 86.
16. Question 16. Who Has The Scored The Maximum Test Runs In A Single Day?
Answer :
D.G. Bradman - 309 runs against England at Leeds, 1930.

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17. Question 17. Who Holds The Record For The Slowest Test Hundred?
Answer :
Mudassar Nazar of Pakistan made a century England at Lahore, 1977 - 78 in 557 minutes.
18. Question 18. Who Holds The Record For Scoring Most Runs In A Test Series?
Answer :
D.G. Bradman of Australia. He scored 974 runs against England in 1930.

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19. Question 19. Which Indian Holds The Record For Sending Down Most Number Of Consecutive
Maiden Over’s In First Class Cricket?
Answer :
R.G.Nadkarni. He bowed 21 successive maidens on the third day of the first test between India
and England at Chennai in January 1964.

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20. Question 20. What Is The Distance Between Popping Crease And Stumps?
Answer :
1.22 metres.
21. Question 21. What Is The Length Of The Bowling Crease?
Answer :
2.64 metres with the stumps in the centre.
22. Question 22. What Is The Distance Between The Wickets?
 Answer :
20.12 metres.
23. Question 23. What Shall Be The Weight And Size Of The Cricket Ball?
Answer :
The ball, when new, shall weigh between 155.9 and 163 grams and the circumference shall be
between 22.4 and 22.9cm.
24. Question 24. What Shall Be The Width And Length Of The Cricket Ball?
Answer :
The bat overball shall not be more than 96.5cm in length. The width shall not exceed 10.8 cm.

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25. Question 25. When Was The First Prudential World Cup Held?
Answer :
In 1975.
26. Question 26. Who Has Played The Maximum Number Of The Matches In The First Class Cricket?
Answer :
Wilfred Rhodes - 1107 matches.
27. Question 27. What Is The Name Of The Trophy Awarded To The Winners Of The Inter Island
Championship Of The West Indies?
Answer :
Shell shield.

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28. Question 28. Where Is Quaid - E - Azam Trophy Tournament Held?

Answer :
It is the national championship of Pakistan.
29. Question 29. In Which Country Is Currie Cup Competition Held?
Answer :
It is the inter provincial championship of South Africa.
30. Question 30. When Was The Ranji Trophy Championship Instituted?
Answer :
In 1934.