Q.

The image formed in a compound microscope isCorrect Answer → Option

BA. erectB. invertedC. sometimes erect, sometimes invertedD. none

Q. The lens used in a simple microscope isCorrect Answer → Option

BA. ConcaveB. ConvexC. CylindricalD. None

Q. The elimination of toxic nitrogenous waste and excess water in man is byCorrect
Answer → Option AA. ExcretionB. CirculationC. ReproductionD. Pollution

Q. The S. I. unit of refractive index isCorrect Answer → Option DA. meterB. cmC. wattD. no unit

Q. The liquid metal isCorrect Answer → Option CA. BismuthB. MagnesiumC. MercuryD. Sodium

Q. Which of the following is not a primary colourCorrect Answer → Option

DA. RedB. BlueC. GreenD. Yellow

Q. Endothermic reactions are those in whichCorrect Answer → Option BA. Heat is

evolvedB. Heat is absorbedC. Temperature increasesD. Light is produced

Q. Which colour of light is deviated leastCorrect Answer → Option

AA. RedB. BlueC. VioletD. Green

Q. Acid present in gastric juice isCorrect Answer → Option AA. Hydrochloric AcidB. Citric
AcidC. Sulphuric AcidD. Acetic Acid

Q. Which blood cells are called 'Soldiers' of the bodyCorrect Answer → Option
AA. WBCB. PlateletsC. RBCD. All of the above
Option B

Option B

Option A

Option D

Option C

Option D

Option B

Option A

Option A

Option A

Q. A man presses more weight on earth at :

A.
 Sitting position
B.
Standing Position

C.
Lying Position
D.
None of these

Answer : Option B
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Q. A piece of ice is dropped in a vesel containing kerosene. When ice melts, the level
of kerosene will
A.
Rise
B.
Fall

C.
Remain Same
D.
None of these

Answer : Option B
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Q. Young's modulus is the property of

A.
Gas only
B.
Both Solid and Liquid

C.
Liquid only
D.
Solid only

Answer : Option D
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Q. An artificial Satellite revolves round the Earth in circular orbit, which quantity
remains constant?
A.
Angular Momentum
B.
Linear Velocity

C.
 Angular Displacement
D.
None of these

Answer : Option A
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Q. Ifthen
electrical conductivity increases with the increase of temperature of a substance,
it is a:
A.
Conductor
B.
Semiconductor

C.
Insulator
D.
Carborator

Answer : Option B
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Q. Minimum distance between and object and real image of a convex lense is:
A.
4<i>f</i>
B.
3<i>f</i>

C.
2<i>f</i>
D.
<i>f</i>

Answer : Option A
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Q. Product of Force and Velocity is called:

A.
Work
B.
Power

C.
Energy
D.
Momentum

Answer : Option B
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Q. Which one of the following has the highest value of specific heat ?
A.
Alcohol
B.
Methane

C.
Kerosene
D.
Water

Answer : Option D
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Q. With the increase of pressure, the boiling point of any substance

A.
Increases
B.
Decreases

C.
Remains Same
D.
Becomes zero

Answer : Option A
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Q. Elecronegativity is the measure of

A.
Metallic character
B.
Non-metallic character

C.
Basic Character
D.
None of these

Answer : Option B
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Q. The rotational effect of a force on a body about an axis of rotation is described in

terms of the
A.
Centre of gravity
B.
Centripetal force
 C.
Centrifugal force
D.
Moment of force

Answer : Option D
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Q. Ifsystem
no external force acts on a system of bodies, the total linear momentum of the
of bodies remains constant. Which law states that ?
A.
Newton's first law
B.
Newton's Second Law

C.
Newton's Third Law
D.
Principle of conservation of linear momentum

Answer : Option D
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Q. Which law is also called the law of inertia ?

A.
Newton's first law
B.
Newton's Second Law

C.
Newton's Third Law
D.
All of these

Answer : Option A
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Q. What is the unit of Astronomical Distance ?

A.
Light year
B.
Angstrom

C.
Weber
D.
Lux

Answer : Option A
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Q. Energy possessed by a body in motion is called

A.
Kinetic Energy
B.
Potential Energy

C.
Both A and B
D.
None of these

Answer : Option A
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Q. The electric motor converts

A.
Electrical energy into mechanical energy
B.
Mechanical energy into electrical energy

C.
Electrical energy into light energy
D.
None of these

Answer : Option A
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Q. If a lift is going up with acceleration, the apparent weight of a body is

A.
More or less the true weight
B.
Equal to the true weight

C.
Less than the true weight
D.
More than the true weight

Answer : Option D
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Q. What is the scale used for measuring the intensity of the earthquake?
A.
Metric Scale
B.
 Quake Scale

C.
Richter Scale
D.
Epicentre Scale

Answer : Option C
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Q. A jet engine works on the principle of conservation of

A.
Linear momentum
B.
Angular momentum

C.
Energy Mass
D.
Mass Velocity

Answer : Option A
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Q. Bolometer is used to measure

A.
Frequency
B.
Temperature

C.
Velocity
D.
Wavelength

Answer : Option C
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Q. Which one of the following is not used to dope a semiconductor ?

A.
Al
B.
B

C.
In
D.
Au

Answer : Option D
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Q. The
A.
macro-nutrient provided by inorganic fertilization are :

C, Fe, B
B.
C, N, P

C.
N, P, K
D.
Mg, Zn, Fe

Answer : Option C
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Q. When
A.
TEL (Tera Ethyl Lead) is added to petrol :

It increases the B.P of petrol

B.
Increases the aniti-knocking rating

C.
Decreases the B.P of petrol
D.
Decreased the ani-kncking rating

Answer : Option B
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Q. Which
A.
of the Carbon Compounds is used as fire extinguisher ?

CS₂
B.
CHCl₃

C.
CH₃Cl
D.
CCl₄

Answer : Option D
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Q. Heavy
A.
metal pollution of water is caused by :

Acid Plants
B.
Paints

C.
Wood Burning
D.
Domestic Sewage

Answer : Option B
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Q. Supersonic
A.
Aircrafts discharge the following substance into the statosphere:

SO₂
B.
CO₂

C.
NO₂
D.
CO

Answer : Option C
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Q. Atmosphere contains dust particles, salt grains, pollen grains, smoke, etc. which
are collecctively known as :
A.
Water vapour
B.
Ozone

C.
Aerosols
D.
CFC

Answer : Option C
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Q. When
:
water is added to anhydrous white copper sulphate, the color will change to

A.
Yello
B.
Green

C.
Blue
D.
Red

Answer : Option C
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to rusting the weight of iron….

Q. Due
A.
decreases
B.
increases

C.
remains the same
D.
uncertain

Answer : Option B
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Q. Mass
A.
number of a nucleus is

the sum of the number of neutrons and protons

B.
always more than the atomic weight

C.
always less than its atomic number
D.
None of these

Answer : Option A
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Q. The
A.
material that can be deformed permanently by heat and pressure is called a

Thermoset
B.
Thermoplastic

C.
Chemical Compound
D.
Polymer

Answer : Option A
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Q. The
A.
oil used in the froth floatation process is

Coconut oil
B.
Olive oil

C.
Kerosene
D.
Pine Oil

Answer : Option D
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Q. Phosphorus
A.
is mainly extracted from

Sand
B.
Ash

C.
Bone ash
D.
Fertiliser

Answer : Option C
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Q. Nylon
A.
is prepared from

Adipic acid and hexametheylene diamine

B.
Ethylene glycol and nitric acid

C.
Hexametheylene diamine and phthalic acid
D.
Ethylene clycol and adipic acid

Answer : Option A
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Q. Which
A.
of the following is the main ingredient of cement?

Limestone
B.
Silica Clay

C.
Gypsum
D.
Ash

Answer : Option C
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Q. IfA.the radius of blood vessels of a person decreases his/her blood pressure will
Decrease
B.
Increase

C.
Remain Same
D.
Becomes zero

Answer : Option B
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Q. Cell
A.
or tissue death within a living body is called as :

Neutrophillia
B.
Nephrosis

C.
Necrosis
D.
Nepolasis

Answer : Option C
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Q. Main
A.
use of salt in diet is to :

ease the process of cooking

B.
increase the taste

C.
produce small amount of hydrochloric acid required for digestion
D.
inclease solubility of food particles in water

Answer : Option C
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Q. Typhoid
A.
is caused by :

Pseudomonas sp.
B.
Staphyoeoccus

C.
Bacillus
D.
Salmonella typhi

Answer : Option D
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Q. Fresh
A.
Yeast cells are good source of :

Vitamin-B
B.
Caffeine

C.
Nicotine
D.
Morphine

Answer : Option A
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Q. Which
A.
fungus is known as 'Green Mold' ?

Aspergillus
B.
Saccharomyces

C.
Mucus
D.
Penicillium

Answer : Option D
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Q. Leprosy
A.
bacillus was invented by :

Koch
B.
Hansen

C.
Fleming
D.
Harvey

Answer : Option B
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Q. Which
A.
tissue of plants conducts food to its body?

Xylem
B.
Phloem

C.
Parenchyma
D.
Selerides

Answer : Option B
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Q. Fermentation
A.
takes place in which componenet of a cell ?

Cytoplasm
B.
Mitochondria

C.
Both A and B
D.
Nucleus

Answer : Option A
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Q. MDT
A.
is used for disease :

Tuberculosis
B.
Leprosy

C.
Diptheria
D.
Polio

Answer : Option B
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Q. Oncogene
A.
is responsible for

Lung disease
B.
Typhoid

C.
Cancer
D.
Malaria

Answer : Option C
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Q. Pollination
A.
is best defined as . . .

Trasfer of pollen from another to stigma

B.
Germination of pollen grains

C.
Growth of pollen tube in ovule
D.
Visiting flowers by insects

Answer : Option A
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Q. Which
A.
pollutant may lead to 'Black foot disease' ?

Cd
B.
Hg

C.
As
D.
Cu

Answer : Option C
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Q. Febries
A.
are what kind of cells ?

Chloroplast
B.
Collenchymatous

C.
Sclerenchymatous
D.
Parenchymatous

Answer : Option C
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Q. Insufficient
A.
supply of blood in human body is referred as

Ischemia
B.
Hyperemia

C.
Hemostasis
D.
Haemorrhage

Answer : Option A
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Q. BCG
A.
immunisation is for

Measles
B.
Tuberculosis

C.
Diptheria
D.
Leprosy

Answer : Option B
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Q. The
A.
toxicity of which of the heavy metals leads to liver cirrhosis?

Copper
B.
Lead

C.
Mercury
D.
Zinc

Answer : Option A
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1. The apparent depth of a coin inside water tub decreases due toCorrect Answer → Option
AA. Refraction of lightB. Reflection of lightC. Total internal reflectionD. Dispersion of light

Q2. Haematite is an ore ofCorrect Answer → Option BA. AluminiumB. IronC. ZincD. Mercury

Q3. According to Arrhenius NaOH is a base because :Correct Answer → Option DA. It has a
bitter tasteB. It can neutralize acidC. It turns red litmus paper blueD. It gives OH- ions in water

Q4. Blood clotting is because ofCorrect Answer → Option

DA. FibrinB. ThrombinC. ThromboplastinD. All of above

Q5. Green plants make food byCorrect Answer → Option C A. Photo-

oxidationB. PhotorespirationC. PhotosynthesisD. Photolysis