Answers: TEST - 1 (Code-A) All India Aakash Test Series For Medical-2017

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Test - 1 (Code A) (Answers & Hints)
All India Aakash Test Series for Medical-2017

TEST - 1 (Code-A)
ANSWERS
Test Date : 13-11-2016

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37.
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73.
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109. (4)
145. (3)
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38.
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74.
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110. (2)
146. (3)
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39.
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75.
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111. (4)
147. (4)
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40.
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76.
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112. (4)
148. (3)
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41.
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77.
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113. (4)
149. (4)
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42.
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78.
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114. (3)
150. (1)
7.
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43.
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79.
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115. (2)
151. (4)
8.
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44.
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80.
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116. (3)
152. (4)
9.
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45.
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81.
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117. (3)
153. (4)
10.
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46.
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82.
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118. (3)
154. (3)
11.
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47.
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83.
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119. (4)
155. (3)
12.
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48.
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84.
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120. (4)
156. (4)
13.
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49.
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85.
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121. (1)
157. (4)
14.
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50.
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86.
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122. (2)
158. (3)
15.
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51.
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87.
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123. (2)
159. (3)
16.
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52.
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88.
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124. (3)
160. (4)
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53.
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89.
125. (2)
161. (3)
18.
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54.
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90.
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126. (2)
162. (4)
19.
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55.
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91.
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127. (1)
163. (2)
20.
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56.
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92.
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128. (3)
164. (1)
21.
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57.
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93.
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129. (2)
165. (4)
22.
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58.
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94.
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130. (4)
166. (1)
23.
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59.
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95.
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131. (2)
167. (3)
24.
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60.
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96.
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132. (1)
168. (3)
25.
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61.
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97.
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133. (4)
169. (3)
26.
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62.
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98.
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134. (3)
170. (3)
27.
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63.
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99.
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135. (1)
171. (3)
28.
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64.
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100. (3)
136. (4)
172. (4)
29.
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65.
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101. (2)
137. (4)
173. (4)
30.
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66.
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102. (3)
138. (3)
174. (4)
31.
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67.
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103. (2)
139. (3)
175. (3)
32.
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68.
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104. (3)
140. (4)
176. (4)
33.
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69.
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105. (4)
141. (3)
177. (4)
34.
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70.
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106. (1)
142. (1)
178. (1)
35.
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71.
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107. (3)
143. (4)
179. (3)
36.
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72.
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108. (1)
144. (3)
180. (4)
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Hints to Selected Questions

[ PHYSICS]
1.
Answer (3)
a
dv
t 2 5t 6 0
dt
8.
Answer (2)
9.
Answer (3)
1kg
(t 2)(t 3) < 0
m2
s2
n 10 kg 100 m
100 s
2 < t < 3 t = 2.5 s

2.
Answer (1)
10. Answer (4)
Given, v = kx
11. Answer (3)
dv
k
dx
vdv
kv
dx
3.
4 t
0
dt t
3
4 dt
v12
ma
and
L
ma
is dimensionless
L
ma
15. Answer (2)

16. Answer (1)
17. Answer (1)
2aL
x 2 v12 2a
14. Answer (3)

23
m/s
9
Answer (2)
v 22
1
10
13. Answer (4)
4.
12. Answer (1)
Answer (2)
v avg
% error is added = 6.25 + 10 = 16.25%
3L
3 2
2
2
= v1 v 2 v1
5
5
Mean value is
8
4
2
18. Answer (4)
5.
2v12 3v 22
5
Density =
Answer (3)
1
1
1
h g 52 g 32 gt 2
2
2
2
R 2L
% error = 1% + 2 1% + 1% = 4%
t = 4s
Total time = 3 s + 4 s = 7 s
6.
Mass
Answer (3)
19. Answer (3)

1% + 2 3% + 3 2% = 13%
20. Answer (4)
Using calculus.
7.
x% 2 t %
21. Answer (3)
Answer (4)
22. Answer (1)
18
1 18 2
LC 1
MSD
mm 0.02 mm
20
20 10
2/9
dy cot .d

. 1 2% %
y
4 2
23. Answer (2)
28. Answer (1)
v = sxdyz
29. Answer (3)
LT1 = (MT2)x(ML3)y(L)z
x+y=0
1
2
3y + z = 1
2x = 1
S
d
Now, a
1
2
dv
2x
dx
1 = 2x
x =
1
2
2v
vdv
2
dx
1 2 1
2
at 2 2 4m
2
2
v2 = u2 + 2 (area under the plot)

= 75 + 2 75 = 225
v = 15 m/s
vdv
1
1
x 2 .2 x 2x 3 2
dx
2
4

32. Answer (4)

s
dv
g kV
dt
dV
0 g kV 0 dt
34. Answer (1)

a1
a
2 5 1 2 2 3 1
2
2
26. Answer (2)
Vmax
v avg
t3
4s
v max
t2
vdv
v 2x 5
dx
When v = 0 then a = 0
g
k
t1 t2
v2
2a
33. Answer (1)
g
v 1 e kt
k
At t = v =
t1
dv
4
dx
31. Answer (2)
25. Answer (1)
30. Answer (3)

v2 = 4x
1
2
24. Answer (3)

V = x2
v2 v2
2 0 0
2a a
0
0
2s 2s 3s
t1 t2 t3
35. Answer (4)

a
2s
v max
t3
6s
v max
v avg
v max
7
12
v
n
2v n 1
1 2 1
2
an a n 2
2
2
n
36. Answer (1)
27. Answer (2)
a1 5
a2 9
2h
g
t1
t2
1
2
37. Answer (1)
x vdt v 0 t
gt 2 ft 3
g t
v0
2
3
2 3
38. Answer (1)

Rate of area addition first decreases then increases.
39. Answer (3)
3/9

40. Answer (2)

43. Answer (3)
1 2
at
2
v1
L
t1
41. Answer (3)

t t
u g 1 2
2
50 m/s
v2
L
t2
tt
L
12
v1 v 2
t1 t 2
44. Answer (4)
42. Answer (2)
2s
a
2n 1 2n 1
2
1 2
n2
an
2
s
s
v u v u
v 2 u2
v
45. Answer (1)
[ CHEMISTRY]
46. Answer (4)
Moles of N2 = 0.25
All have same mass.

47. Answer (3)
Eq. of Mg =
Eq. of O2 =
2 mol N2
1.2
0.1
12
0.5
0.0625
8
Eq. of MgO = 0.0625

Eq. of Mg left = 0.1 0.0625 = 0.0375
Eq. of H2SO4 = eq. of Mg + eq. of MgO
= 0.0375 + 0..0625
80
0.2
100
= 3 mol O2
0.2 mol N2 = 0.3 mol O2

= 2 0.3 mol O atom
= 3.6 1023 O atom
52. Answer (4)
3 g molecule of CO = 3 14 N0 = 42 N0
53. Answer (4)
54. Answer (3)
55. Answer (4)
= 0.1
0.1
= 0.2 L = 200 mL
Volume of H2SO4 =
0.25 2
20 mL of x M HCl 10 mL of 0.1 M NaHCO3 +

5 mL of 0.2 M Na2CO3
49. Answer (1)
1
mole of AB4 formed = 11.2 L of AB4 at STP
2
56. Answer (1)
50. Answer (2)
57. Answer (4)
51. Answer (2)
58. Answer (1)
2N2 3O2 2N2O3 (% yield = 80%)
4/9
1
mol of B4
2
4 g molecule of A2 = 4 mol of A2
48. Answer (3)
Initial moles of N2 =
2 g atoms of B =
7.0
0.25 mol
28
TE 1
PE 2
59. Answer (4)

68. Answer (1)
60. Answer (1)

P = 3p3 = 1 unpaired e
(3)2
3x
3
For Li2+, r3
61. Answer (2)

62. Answer (4)
for He, r2
For 3dxy electron,

Orbit angular momentum = n 3
Orbital angular momentum =
( 1) 6
Electron probability is zero along xyz and zx plane.
2x
(2)2
2 or
3
2
2r2
2x
r2
2
3
69. Answer (4)
63. Answer (4)
n = 3, = 2 represents 3d subshell
Fact.
Total number of electrons = 10

70. Answer (3)
64. Answer (3)
Fact.
1st line of Balmer series (3 2)
71. Answer (2)
1
1 1 5R
R 2 2
2 3 36
Fact.
72. Answer (3)
If Aufbau principle is not followed 3d filled before 4s.
36
5R
73. Answer (1)

Fact.
Limiting line of Paschen series ( 3)
74. Answer (1)

2nd IE of alkali metal is higher.
1
1 R
1
R 2 2
3 9
75. Answer (3)

C C bond length = 1.54
9
R
Ratio =
36 9
:
= 4:5
5R R
65. Answer (2)
rC
1.54
0.77
2
rX
1.00
0.50
2
(C X) bond length
SF4 have see-saw geometry.

PCl5 have trigonal bipyramidal geometry.
dC X rC rX 0.09 X X XC
0.77 0.50 0.09 3 2
66. Answer (3)

Total = 24e
2
1.18
2
1s , 2s , 2p , 3s , 3p , 4s , 3d
(( + m) = 0) 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 1 + 1 = 12
67. Answer (3)
76. Answer (4)

77. Answer (2)
Fact.
78. Answer (3)
5/9
79. Answer (2)
85. Answer (2)
PCl5 in solid state exist as [PCl4][PCl6] .
I3 have sp3d and linear geometry.
80. Answer (2)
86. Answer (1)
CH3
F
F
CH3
In both CO and O 2 electron is removed from

antibonding molecular orbital.
Cl
87. Answer (4)
P
F
0
Cl
SO2
S = sp2
BF3
B = sp2
H2SO4
S = sp3
BF4
B = sp3
88. Answer (3)
81. Answer (4)
89. Answer (3)
Isosteric pair have same number of atom and

electrons.
+
+
82. Answer (2)
I3 and XeF2 have 3 lP and 3 BP.

83. Answer (4)
px
84. Answer (4)
90. Answer (4)
pz
= Zero overlap
[ BIOLOGY ]
91. Answer (4)
Rigid cell wall and membrane.
92. Answer (3)
Chlorophyll a, PS I and II.
93. Answer (2)
Nitrogen fixer heterotroph.
94. Answer (3)
Sex pili and Recombination.
95. Answer (4)
96. Answer (1)
97. Answer (2)
Diakaryotic stage, meiospores, fruiting bodies.
98. Answer (1)
Cellulosic cell wall.
99. Answer (3)
100. Answer (3)
Neurospora
101. Answer (2)
6/9
102. Answer (3)

103. Answer (2)
Euglena
104. Answer (3)
Vegetative phase animal-like and reproductive phase
plant-like.
105. Answer (4)
106. Answer (1)
107. Answer (3)
Euglena - Chlorophyll - a & b
108. Answer (1)
Macronucleus - Vegetative, Micronucleus Reproductive.
109. Answer (4)
Mainly aquatic
110. Answer (2)
Plantae, Protista
111. Answer (4)

112. Answer (4)
Two prokaryotic and one eukaryotic.
113. Answer (4)
Unicellular prokaryote and eukaryote.
114. Answer (3)
Viroid - only RNA
115. Answer (2)
Lytic cycle
116. Answer (3)
T2 phage
117. Answer (3)
Satellite RNA
118. Answer (3)
119. Answer (4)
Hartig net, mantle and extracellular sheath
ectomycorrhizal.
120. Answer (4)
Mycoplasma
121. Answer (1)
122. Answer (2)
Couplet, Lead, Analytical
123. Answer (2)
124. Answer (3)

134. Answer (3)
135. Answer (1)
Morphotaxonomy
136. Answer (4)
Annelids are first to evolve true metameric
segmentation. They are present in embryo as well as
in adults. They are present both in ectoderm as well
as in mesoderm and are repetitive.
137. Answer (4)
Sponges are the most primitive multicellular
organisms with cellular level of organization, they
lack tissues and organs.
138. Answer (3)
Tube within tube type of body plan has evolved along
two different evolutionary lines, protostomic and
deuterostomic. In deuterostomic the embryonic
blastopore forms anus and process of coelom
formation is enterocoely. Cleavage is indeterminate.
139. Answer (3)
Presence of coelom poses a problem for circulation
of oxygen and nutrients.
140. Answer (4)
The presence of scales and paired fins is a character
of true fishes.
141. Answer (3)
125. Answer (2)
Birds belong to class Aves.
126. Answer (2)
Bats belong to class Mammalia.
127. Answer (1)
Both are warm blooded endothermal and maintain a

constant body temperature.
Different class and order.

128. Answer (3)
129. Answer (2)
130. Answer (4)
131. Answer (2)
Unicellular organisms.
132. Answer (1)
Intrinsic growth is defining.
133. Answer (4)
Male, worker bees are sterile.
Non-vascular air sacs connected to lungs to

supplement respiration are present only in birds not
bats.
142. Answer (1)
Both birds and reptiles are amniotes, lay eggs on
land/i.e. watertight eggs. Birds are endothermal but
reptiles are ectothermal.
143. Answer (4)
In Archaeopteryx the bones are non-pneumatic and
teeth are present like reptiles. Archaeopteryx had tail
like lizards with free caudal vertebrae.
7/9

144. Answer (3)
Watertight skin with an exoskeleton of epidermal
scales is reptilian adaptation for life on land.
145. Answer (3)
Internal organs are formed for the first time in
platyhelminthes. They have blind sac type of body
plan with two way digestion.
146. Answer (3)
Both echinoderms and chordates have an
endoskeleton mesodermal in origin and are
deuterostomes.
147. Answer (4)
Amphioxus/Branchiostoma is lancelet. They do not
have nerve cord. The notochord is persistent
throughout their life.
148. Answer (3)
Rays and skates have a dorsoventrally flattened kite
shaped body. Pectoral fins are not sharply
demarcated from the body. In them the gill slits are
ventral in position.
149. Answer (4)
Nereis, is a marine water annelid. It has closed
circulatory system.
150. Answer (1)
Cnidocytes are discharged due to high osmotic
pressure built inside due to entry of water when
cnidocil is stimulated.
151. Answer (4)
Physalia is Portuguese man of war. It is colonial
exhibits metagenesis not Hydra. All cnidarians have
cnidocytes and are carnivorous animals.
152. Answer (4)
Rotifers (wheel worms), belong to the phylum
aschelminthes. They show parthenogenesis.
153. Answer (4)
Lizards belong to class Reptilia.
Salamanders belong to class Amphibia.
Both have a metamerically segmented post-anal tail
and three-chambered heart.
Salamandra has external fertilisation is anamniotes,
no exoskeletal elements.
8/9

154. Answer (3)
In ctenophores sexes are not separate and show
only sexual reproduction.
155. Answer (3)
In male frog a copulatory pad is present on the first
digit of forelimbs which are absent in female frogs.
156. Answer (4)
In the molluscs mantle is a loose fold of skin, not
concerned with locomotion.
157. Answer (4)
Ascaris
are oviparous
Ancylostoma
Trichinella is viviparous.
158. Answer (3)
Roundworms are pseudocoelomate animals. The
coelom is not completely lined by mesoderm, there
are scattered patches or pouches of mesoderm
inbetween ectoderm and endoderm.
159. Answer (3)
Octopus is a cephalopod mollusc. Cephalopods have
closed circulatory system, whereas, the noncephalopod molluscs have open circulatory system.
160. Answer (4)
Echinoderms have mesodermal endoskeleton
skeleton made up of calcareous ossicles.
161. Answer (3)
Sycon, has only intracellular digestion. Silverfish is
Lepisma, a wingless insect. Prawn is a crustacean.
162. Answer (4)
Schistosoma is blood fluke present in the hepatic
portal veins and some other veins of man.
Man is primary host where it reproduces sexually.
Snail is secondary host here it reproduces asexually.
163. Answer (2)
Filaria worm is a roundworm causes elephantiasis.
Man is primary host and female Culex mosquito is
secondary host.
164. Answer (1)
Astacus/ cray fish, it is a crustacean.
165. Answer (4)
Arthropods are joint footed animals.
166. Answer (1)
174. Answer (4)
In birds syrinx is the sound box.
Ornithorhynchus is egg laying mammal. Macropus is

marsupial, it has primitive yolk sac placenta.
167. Answer (3)

Torpedo is (electric ray) and Trygon is (sting ray).
Both belong to class chondrichthyes. So, have
placoid scales.
175. Answer (3)

Chameleon and Calotes both exhibit camouflaging.
176. Answer (4)
168. Answer (3)
Reptiles have 3-chambered heart. But crocodiles and

alligators have 4-chambered heart.
Earthworm is protostomic with process of coelom

formation called as schizocoely. It has closed
circulatory system, so the coelom is filled up with
coelomic fluid.
169. Answer (3)
In Exocoetus, pectoral fins become large by which

it can glide into air. Wings are present in birds, bats
and insects.
177. Answer (4)
Prawn has gills.
In fishes tympanum is absent. They have only

internal ears for balancing.
Limulus/king crab has book gills.

170. Answer (3)
178. Answer (1)
Tubifex is blood worm, it is an annelid.
By counting the growth rings in the scales of bony

fishes, we can tell the age of fishes.
171. Answer (3)

In Physalia, the dominant body form is polyp. It
reproduces asexually to form medusa.
179. Answer (3)

In all chordates notochord is present at some stage
of embryonic development. Hemichordates do not
possess notochord; instead of this they possess
stomochord, ectodermal in origin.
172. Answer (4)

Tracheae in insects lack capillary system, because
insects have open circulatory system.
173. Answer (4)
180. Answer (4)
Hemidactylus and Calotes are not poisonous. The

only poisonous lizard is Heloderma.
Insects remove the nitrogenous wastes in the form

of uric acid and potassium urate crystals.

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Test - 1 (Code B) (Answers & Hints)

TEST - 1 (Code-B)
ANSWERS
Test Date : 13-11-2016

1.
(3)
37.
(1)
73.
(4)
109. (1)
145. (1)
2.
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38.
(4)
74.
(4)
110. (1)
146. (1)
3.
(1)
39.
(2)
75.
(4)
111. (4)
147. (1)
4.
(4)
40.
(1)
76.
(3)
112. (1)
148. (1)
5.
(1)
41.
(1)
77.
(4)
113. (4)
149. (1)
6.
(4)
42.
(4)
78.
(3)
114. (2)
150. (3)
7.
(1)
43.
(4)
79.
(2)
115. (2)
151. (2)
8.
(3)
44.
(3)
80.
(3)
116. (4)
152. (3)
9.
(3)
45.
(1)
81.
(2)
117. (2)
153. (4)
10.
(3)
46.
(4)
82.
(1)
118. (3)
154. (2)
11.
(2)
47.
(1)
83.
(4)
119. (1)
155. (1)
12.
(3)
48.
(1)
84.
(2)
120. (3)
156. (2)
13.
(3)
49.
(4)
85.
(4)
121. (4)
157. (1)
14.
(2)
50.
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86.
(4)
122. (1)
158. (1)
15.
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51.
(2)
87.
(3)
123. (4)
159. (2)
16.
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52.
(4)
88.
(1)
124. (1)
160. (2)
(1)
(1)
53.
(4)
89.
125. (4)
161. (1)
18.
(3)
54.
(4)
90.
(4)
126. (1)
162. (1)
19.
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55.
(4)
91.
(3)
127. (1)
163. (2)
20.
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56.
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92.
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128. (3)
164. (2)
21.
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57.
(4)
93.
(2)
129. (4)
165. (2)
22.
(1)
58.
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94.
(3)
130. (3)
166. (3)
23.
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59.
(4)
95.
(4)
131. (4)
167. (2)
24.
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60.
(4)
96.
(4)
132. (1)
168. (1)
25.
(1)
61.
(1)
97.
(4)
133. (4)
169. (2)
26.
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62.
(3)
98.
(1)
134. (3)
170. (1)
27.
(1)
63.
(3)
99.
(3)
135. (2)
171. (1)
28.
(2)
64.
(1)
100. (4)
136. (2)
172. (1)
29.
(3)
65.
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101. (4)
137. (1)
173. (2)
30.
(3)
66.
(1)
102. (1)
138. (3)
174. (3)
31.
(4)
67.
(2)
103. (2)
139. (2)
175. (1)
32.
(1)
68.
(3)
104. (4)
140. (2)
176. (2)
33.
(2)
69.
(1)
105. (3)
141. (1)
177. (1)
34.
(3)
70.
(1)
106. (4)
142. (2)
178. (1)
35.
(1)
71.
(4)
107. (2)
143. (2)
179. (2)
36.
(4)
72.
(1)
108. (1)
144. (2)
180. (2)
17.
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Hints to Selected Questions

[ PHYSICS]
1.
Answer (3)
2.
Answer (2)
12. Answer (3)
2s
s
s
v u v u
3.
4.
a1
a
2 5 1 2 2 3 1
2
2
v 2 u2
v
Answer (1)
v1
L
t1
13. Answer (3)

v2
L
t2
14. Answer (2)
Answer (4)
v2 = u2 + 2 (area under the plot)

= 75 + 2 75 = 225
v = 15 m/s
16. Answer (1)
50 m/s
v2 = 4x
Answer (4)
1 2
at
2
7.
Answer (1)
8.
Answer (3)
9.
Answer (3)
gt 2 ft 3
g t
v0
2
3
2 3
10. Answer (3)
2h
g
2/9
v
n
2v
vdv
2
dx
1 2 1
2
at 2 2 4m
2
2
v2 v2
2 0 0
2a a
0
0
18. Answer (3)
19. Answer (4)
t1
t2
1
2
v
t
11. Answer (2)
dv
4
dx
17. Answer (1)
x vdt v 0 t
v2
2a
15. Answer (4)
Answer (1)
t t
u g 1 2
2
6.
vdv
v 2x 5
dx
When v = 0 then a = 0
tt
L
12
v1 v 2
t1 t 2
a
2n 1 2n 1
2
1 2
n2
an
2
5.
a1 5
a2 9
2v n 1
1 2 1
2
an a n 2
2
2
n
Rate of area addition first decreases then increases.
20. Answer (4)
27. Answer (1)

1% + 2 3% + 3 2% = 13%
Vmax
t1
v avg
t1 t2
t3
4s
v max
t2
2s 2s 3s
t1 t2 t3
2s
t3
v max
dv
g kV
dt
6s
v max
v avg
v max
7
12
31. Answer (4)

32. Answer (1)
33. Answer (2)
34. Answer (3)
1 = 2x
35. Answer (1)
1
x =
2
23. Answer (4)
ma
and
L
ma
is dimensionless
L
ma
36. Answer (4)
v = sxdyz
37. Answer (1)
LT1 = (MT2)x(ML3)y(L)z
x
1
2
3y + z = 1
1
2
2x = 1
1
2
24. Answer (3)
dy cot .d

. 1 2% %
y
4 2
Using calculus.
vdv
1
1
x 2 .2 x 2x 3 2
dx
4
2
26. Answer (2)
8
4
2
30. Answer (3)
dv
2x
dx
25. Answer (1)
29. Answer (3)
Mean value is
22. Answer (1)
x+y=0
% error = 1% + 2 1% + 1% = 4%
dV
0 g kV 0 dt
g
1 e kt
Now, a
R 2L
% error is added = 6.25 + 10 = 16.25%
g
At t = v =
k
V = x2
Mass
Density =
21. Answer (3)
28. Answer (2)
S
d
1kg
m2
s
n 10 kg 100 m
100 s
1
10
38. Answer (4)

39. Answer (2)
18
1 18 2
LC 1
MSD
mm 0.02 mm
20
20 10
40. Answer (1)
x% 2 t %
41. Answer (1)

h
1 2 1 2 1 2
g 5 g 3 gt
2
2
2
t = 4s
Total time = 3 s + 4 s = 7 s
3/9

42. Answer (4)

44. Answer (3)
Given, v = kx
v 22 v12 2aL
x 2 v12 2a
3L
3 2
2
2
= v1 v 2 v1
5
5
dv
k
dx
a
2v12
3v 22
v avg
vdv
kv
dx
43. Answer (4)

2
45. Answer (1)
4 t
0
dt t
3
4 dt
23
m/s
9
dv
t 2 5t 6 0
dt
(t 2)(t 3) < 0
2 < t < 3 t = 2.5 s
[ CHEMISTRY]
56. Answer (4)
46. Answer (4)

47. Answer (1)
CH3
pz
= Zero overlap
px
CH3
48. Answer (1)
F
0
Cl
57. Answer (4)
49. Answer (4)
PCl5 in solid state exist as [PCl4][PCl6] .
SO2
S = sp2
BF3
B = sp2
58. Answer (1)
H2SO4
S = sp3
BF4
B = sp3
59. Answer (4)
50. Answer (1)

In both CO and O 2 electron is removed from
antibonding molecular orbital.
51. Answer (2)
I3 have sp3d and linear geometry.
Fact.
60. Answer (4)
61. Answer (1)
C C bond length = 1.54
rC
1.54
0.77
2
rX
1.00
0.50
2
52. Answer (4)

53. Answer (4)
54. Answer (4)
I3 and XeF2 have 3 lP and 3 BP.

55. Answer (4)
Isosteric pair have same number of atom and
electrons.
4/9
Cl
(C X) bond length
dC X rC rX 0.09 X X XC
0.77 0.50 0.09 3 2

1.18
62. Answer (3)

2nd
Limiting line of Paschen series ( 3)
IE of alkali metal is higher.
1
1 R
1
R 2 2
3 9
63. Answer (3)

Fact.
64. Answer (1)
If Aufbau principle is not followed 3d filled before 4s.
9
R
65. Answer (4)

Fact.
Ratio =
66. Answer (1)
36 9
:
= 4:5
5R R
73. Answer (4)
Fact.
Fact.
67. Answer (2)
74. Answer (4)
n = 3, = 2 represents 3d subshell
For 3dxy electron,
Total number of electrons = 10
Orbit angular momentum = n 3
68. Answer (3)

For Li2+, r3
for He, r2
(3)2
3x
3
Orbital angular momentum =
Electron probability is zero along xyz and zx plane.
2x
(2)2
2 or
3
2
75. Answer (4)

76. Answer (3)
2r2
2x
r2
2
3
P = 3p3 = 1 unpaired e
69. Answer (1)
77. Answer (4)
70. Answer (1)
78. Answer (3)

Total = 24e
2
1s , 2s , 2p , 3s , 3p , 4s , 3d
(( + m) = 0) 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 1 + 1 = 12
71. Answer (4)
SF4 have see-saw geometry.
PCl5 have trigonal bipyramidal geometry.
72. Answer (1)
1st line of Balmer series (3 2)
1
1 1 5R
R 2 2
2 3 36
( 1) 6
TE 1
PE 2
79. Answer (2)

80. Answer (3)
81. Answer (2)
2 g atoms of B =
1
mol of B4
2
4 g molecule of A2 = 4 mol of A2
1
mole of AB4 formed = 11.2 L of AB4 at STP
2
82. Answer (1)

83. Answer (4)
36
5R
84. Answer (2)

3 g molecule of CO = 3 14 N0 = 42 N0
5/9
85. Answer (4)
89. Answer (1)
2N2 3O2 2N2O3 (% yield = 80%)

Initial moles of N2 =
7.0
0.25 mol
28
80
0.2
Moles of N2 = 0.25
100
2 mol N2
Eq. of Mg =
1.2
0.1
12
Eq. of O2 =
0.5
0.0625
8
Eq. of MgO = 0.0625
= 3 mol O2
Eq. of Mg left = 0.1 0.0625 = 0.0375
0.2 mol N2 = 0.3 mol O2
Eq. of H2SO4 = eq. of Mg + eq. of MgO
= 2 0.3 mol O atom
= 0.0375 + 0..0625
= 3.6 1023 O atom
= 0.1
86. Answer (4)

87. Answer (3)
Volume of H2SO4 =
88. Answer (1)

20 mL of x M HCl 10 mL of 0.1 M NaHCO3 +
5 mL of 0.2 M Na2CO3
0.1
= 0.2 L = 200 mL
0.25 2
90. Answer (4)

All have same mass.
[ BIOLOGY ]
91. Answer (3)
Morphotaxonomy
92. Answer (1)
93. Answer (2)
Male, worker bees are sterile.
94. Answer (3)
Intrinsic growth is defining.
95. Answer (4)
Unicellular organisms.
96. Answer (4)
97. Answer (4)
105. Answer (3)

106. Answer (4)
Mycoplasma
107. Answer (2)
Hartig net, mantle and extracellular sheath
ectomycorrhizal.
108. Answer (1)
109. Answer (1)
Satellite RNA
110. Answer (1)
T2 phage
98. Answer (1)
111. Answer (4)
99. Answer (3)
Lytic cycle
Different class and order.

100. Answer (4)
101. Answer (4)
102. Answer (1)
103. Answer (2)
104. Answer (4)
Couplet, Lead, Analytical
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112. Answer (1)

Viroid - only RNA
113. Answer (4)
Unicellular prokaryote and eukaryote.
114. Answer (2)
Two prokaryotic and one eukaryotic.
115. Answer (2)

116. Answer (4)
Plantae, Protista
117. Answer (2)
Mainly aquatic
118. Answer (3)
Macronucleus - Vegetative, Micronucleus Reproductive.
119. Answer (1)
Euglena - Chlorophyll - a & b
120. Answer (3)
121. Answer (4)
122. Answer (1)
Vegetative phase animal-like and reproductive phase
plant-like.
123. Answer (4)
Euglena
124. Answer (1)
125. Answer (4)
126. Answer (1)
Neurospora
127. Answer (1)
128. Answer (3)
Cellulosic cell wall.
129. Answer (4)
Diakaryotic stage, meiospores, fruiting bodies.
130. Answer (3)
131. Answer (4)
132. Answer (1)
Sex pili and Recombination.
133. Answer (4)
Nitrogen fixer heterotroph.
134. Answer (3)
Chlorophyll a, PS I and II.
135. Answer (2)
Rigid cell wall and membrane.
136. Answer (2)
Insects remove the nitrogenous wastes in the form
of uric acid and potassium urate crystals.

137. Answer (1)
In all chordates notochord is present at some stage
of embryonic development. Hemichordates do not
possess notochord; instead of this they possess
stomochord, ectodermal in origin.
138. Answer (3)
By counting the growth rings in the scales of bony
fishes, we can tell the age of fishes.
139. Answer (2)
In fishes tympanum is absent. They have only
internal ears for balancing.
140. Answer (2)
Reptiles have 3-chambered heart. But crocodiles and
alligators have 4-chambered heart.
In Exocoetus, pectoral fins become large by which
it can glide into air. Wings are present in birds, bats
and insects.
141. Answer (1)
Chameleon and Calotes both exhibit camouflaging.
142. Answer (2)
Ornithorhynchus is egg laying mammal. Macropus is
marsupial, it has primitive yolk sac placenta.
143. Answer (2)
Hemidactylus and Calotes are not poisonous. The
only poisonous lizard is Heloderma.
144. Answer (2)
Tracheae in insects lack capillary system, because
insects have open circulatory system.
145. Answer (1)
In Physalia, the dominant body form is polyp. It
reproduces asexually to form medusa.
146. Answer (1)
Tubifex is blood worm, it is an annelid.
147. Answer (1)
Prawn has gills.
Limulus/king crab has book gills.
148. Answer (1)
Earthworm is protostomic with process of coelom
formation called as schizocoely. It has closed
circulatory system, so the coelom is filled up with
coelomic fluid.
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149. Answer (1)
Torpedo is (electric ray) and Trygon is (sting ray).
Both belong to class chondrichthyes. So, have
placoid scales.
150. Answer (3)
In birds syrinx is the sound box.
151. Answer (2)
Arthropods are joint footed animals.
152. Answer (3)
Astacus/ cray fish, it is a crustacean.
153. Answer (4)
Filaria worm is a roundworm causes elephantiasis.
Man is primary host and female Culex mosquito is
secondary host.
154. Answer (2)
Schistosoma is blood fluke present in the hepatic
portal veins and some other veins of man.
Man is primary host where it reproduces sexually.
Snail is secondary host here it reproduces asexually.
155. Answer (1)
Sycon, has only intracellular digestion. Silverfish is
Lepisma, a wingless insect. Prawn is a crustacean.
156. Answer (2)
Echinoderms have mesodermal endoskeleton
skeleton made up of calcareous ossicles.
157. Answer (1)
Octopus is a cephalopod mollusc. Cephalopods have
closed circulatory system, whereas, the noncephalopod molluscs have open circulatory system.
158. Answer (1)
Roundworms are pseudocoelomate animals. The
coelom is not completely lined by mesoderm, there
are scattered patches or pouches of mesoderm
inbetween ectoderm and endoderm.
159. Answer (2)
Ascaris
are oviparous
Ancylostoma
Trichinella is viviparous.
160. Answer (2)
In the molluscs mantle is a loose fold of skin, not
concerned with locomotion.
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161. Answer (1)
In male frog a copulatory pad is present on the first
digit of forelimbs which are absent in female frogs.
162. Answer (1)
In ctenophores sexes are not separate and show
only sexual reproduction.
163. Answer (2)
Lizards belong to class Reptilia.
Salamanders belong to class Amphibia.
Both have a metamerically segmented post-anal tail
and three-chambered heart.
Salamandra has external fertilisation is anamniotes,
no exoskeletal elements.
164. Answer (2)
Rotifers (wheel worms), belong to the phylum
aschelminthes. They show parthenogenesis.
165. Answer (2)
Physalia is Portuguese man of war. It is colonial
exhibits metagenesis not Hydra. All cnidarians have
cnidocytes and are carnivorous animals.
166. Answer (3)
Cnidocytes are discharged due to high osmotic
pressure built inside due to entry of water when
cnidocil is stimulated.
167. Answer (2)
Nereis, is a marine water annelid. It has closed
circulatory system.
168. Answer (1)
Rays and skates have a dorsoventrally flattened kite
shaped body. Pectoral fins are not sharply
demarcated from the body. In them the gill slits are
ventral in position.
169. Answer (2)
Amphioxus/Branchiostoma is lancelet. They do not
have nerve cord. The notochord is persistent
throughout their life.
170. Answer (1)
Both echinoderms and chordates have an
endoskeleton mesodermal in origin and are
deuterostomes.
171. Answer (1)
176. Answer (2)
Internal organs are formed for the first time in

platyhelminthes. They have blind sac type of body
plan with two way digestion.
The presence of scales and paired fins is a character

of true fishes.
177. Answer (1)
172. Answer (1)
Presence of coelom poses a problem for circulation

of oxygen and nutrients.
Watertight skin with an exoskeleton of epidermal

scales is reptilian adaptation for life on land.
173. Answer (2)
178. Answer (1)
In Archaeopteryx the bones are non-pneumatic and

teeth are present like reptiles. Archaeopteryx had tail
like lizards with free caudal vertebrae.
Tube within tube type of body plan has evolved along

two different evolutionary lines, protostomic and
deuterostomic. In deuterostomic the embryonic
blastopore forms anus and process of coelom
formation is enterocoely. Cleavage is indeterminate.
174. Answer (3)

Both birds and reptiles are amniotes, lay eggs on
land/i.e. watertight eggs. Birds are endothermal but
reptiles are ectothermal.
179. Answer (2)

Sponges are the most primitive multicellular
organisms with cellular level of organization, they
lack tissues and organs.
175. Answer (1)

Birds belong to class Aves.
Bats belong to class Mammalia.
Both are warm blooded endothermal and maintain a
constant body temperature.
180. Answer (2)
Non-vascular air sacs connected to lungs to

supplement respiration are present only in birds not
bats.
Annelids are first to evolve true metameric

segmentation. They are present in embryo as well as
in adults. They are present both in ectoderm as well
as in mesoderm and are repetitive.

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Test Date : 13-11-2016

All India Aakash Test Series for Medical-2017

Test - 1 (Code A) (Answers & Hints)

Hints to Selected Questions

2 < t < 3 t = 2.5 s

10. Answer (4)

11. Answer (3)

15. Answer (2)

14. Answer (3)

13. Answer (4)

12. Answer (1)

% error is added = 6.25 + 10 = 16.25%

18. Answer (4)

19. Answer (3)

21. Answer (3)

22. Answer (1)

Test - 1 (Code A) (Answers & Hints)

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23. Answer (2)

28. Answer (1)

29. Answer (3)

v2 = u2 + 2 (area under the plot)

32. Answer (4)

34. Answer (1)

26. Answer (2)

33. Answer (1)

31. Answer (2)

25. Answer (1)

30. Answer (3)

24. Answer (3)

35. Answer (4)

36. Answer (1)

27. Answer (2)

37. Answer (1)

38. Answer (1)

39. Answer (3)

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41. Answer (3)

44. Answer (4)

42. Answer (2)

45. Answer (1)

All have same mass.

Eq. of MgO = 0.0625

0.2 mol N2 = 0.3 mol O2

20 mL of x M HCl 10 mL of 0.1 M NaHCO3 +

56. Answer (1)

50. Answer (2)

57. Answer (4)

51. Answer (2)

58. Answer (1)

2N2 3O2 2N2O3 (% yield = 80%)

48. Answer (3)

59. Answer (4)

Test - 1 (Code A) (Answers & Hints)

All India Aakash Test Series for Medical-2017

60. Answer (1)

61. Answer (2)

For 3dxy electron,