1) _ Esch nasal cavity is subdivided by the projection of ‘A)Mucous membrane —_C) Nasal septum B) Cartilage D) Bones Oa OB Oc Op 2) Lunes are covered with double layered thin membranous sacs called cav A) Pleura © Coelomic B) Peritoneal D) Scrotal OA OB op 3) _ Surfactant produced by secretory cells of epithelium is a mixture of: A) Nucleoproteins ©) Phospholipids B) Glycoproteins D) Lipoproteins Oa OB Oc Op 4) The floor ofthe chest is made by: A) Pelvis, ©) Liver B) Stomach D) Diaphragm Oa OB oc Op 5) Overlying the alveoli there is a: A)Network ofneurons —_C) Cushion of fluid B) Network of capillaries D) Network of muscles OA OB Oc Op 6) Closureof, is probably never complete: A) Esophageal sphincter C) Internal nostrils B) Glottis D) Mouth, Oc 72) Theepiglottis have a muscularly controlled: A) Lid like action © Valve like action B) Hinge like action D) Sphincter like action OA O08 Oc OD 4g) Eachnasal cavity issubdivided into, [passage ways: A) Two C) Four B) Three D) Five OA OB OC OD 9) Hemoslobin readily combines with oxygen to form: A) Purple red haemoglobin B) Purple red oxyhemoglobin ©) Bright red haemoglobin D) Bright red oxyhemoglobin OCA OB8 Oc Op 10) The oxygen carrying capacity of blood is lowered by: ‘A) Increasing pH of the blood B) Lowering CO2concentration in the blood ©) Lowering pH of the blood D) Increasing oxygen concentration in the alveoli Oa OB Oc Op Scanned with CamScanner11) Hundred miititer of fally oxygenated blood will carry oxygen: A) 19.6 mil O4m B) 20 mt D)54ml OA OB op 12) Mroslobin consists of just: ‘A) One polypeptide chain C) Three polypeptide chains B) Two polypeptide chains D) Four polypeptide chains OA OB OC 13) Transpiration increases when guard cells of stomata become? A) Flaccid ©) Collapsed B) Turgid D) Ruptured A O08 O¢€ OD 14) In the roots apoplast pathway becomes discontinuous in the endodermis due to the presence of: A) Root hairs ©) Pericycle B) Casparian strips D) Cortex. JA OB © oD 15) I= somplasic pathways, sucrose (or sugar) move through ___ to the receiver cell: A) Vacuole ©) Xylem B) Plasmodesmata D) Phloem OA OB Oc OD 16) Ths force of attraction between water molecules is: A) Adhesion ©) Tensile B) Cohesion D) Imbibition Oa OB Oc OD 17) Aerating openings formed in the bark through which exchange of gases takes place and water is lost in the form of vapors are: ‘A) Hydathodes ©) Stomata B) Lenticels D) Guard cells. A os oc OD 1g) Plants growing in severely dry conditions are: A) Halophytes (©) Mesophytes B) Hydrophytes D) Xerophytes oe oc op The opening and closing of stomata is diret 19) Conta bythe! ‘* 4) Gravity Liste B) Temperatre D) Oxygen OA OB Oc OD cells ae important in phloem tissue because 20) hey sopply ATP: to sieve elements: A) Sieve © Xylem B) Companion D) Parenchyma OA OB Oc OD Scanned with CamScanner21) These are ‘extensions of epidermal cells of roots: A) Endodermises ©) Perieycles B) Root hairs D) Epidermides OA OB Oc Op 22) The casparian strips are present in the: A) Cortex ©) Pericycle B) Endodermis D) Phloem OA OB Oc OD 23) The nasal cavity leads into the: A) Trachea ©) Throat B) Laryox D) Bronchi Oa OB Oc Op 24) The voice bor of man also known A) Epiglottis ©) Larynx, B) Vocal cord D) Glottis Oa OB Oc Op Chest cavity is bounded by_ and on 25) thesides: A) Ribs, muscles © Diaphragm, muscles B) Ribs, pleura ‘D) Pleura, diaphragm OA OB Oc€ OD 26) Carbonic anhydrase presents in: A)RBC ©) Thrombocyte B) WBC D) Plasma OA OB Oc Op 27) lis breakdown of alveoi: A) Emphysema ©) Asthma B) Tuberculosis D) Lung cancer Oa OB Oc OD 2) The functional unit of human Tung is: A) Alveoti ©) Trachea B) Air sac D)Bronchiole OA OB OC OD 29) Sieve elements are characterised by: A) Sieve tubes ©) Companion cells B) Sieve cells D) Sieve areas OA OB Oc OD Water and minerals move down their concentration 30) gradient through plasmodesmata, to calls of cortex, endodermis, pericycle and then to sap in the xylem cells. ‘This is also known as the: A) Symplastic pathway B) Mineral absorption pathway ©) Vacuolar pathway D) Apoplastic pathway Oa OB Oc OD Scanned with CamScannerCohesion-tension theory was proposed by: 31) Dixon ©) Sacks B) Emst Minch D) Van Moht OA OB OC OD 32) 39) fe) 40) 41) Itis involved in closing of stomata: A) Gibberellins ©) Abscisic acid B) Ethene D) Cytokinin A =6OB 6 6Oe OO ‘The sucrose and other substances move in the sieve tube cells by: A) Solute pressure ©) Pressure potential B) Root pressure D) Hydrostatic pressure A OB oO¢ Respiratory distress syndrome is common especially A) Premature children —_C) Infants B) Mature children D) Premature infants A OB Oc OD Tuberculosis of lungs is called: ‘A) Respiratory tuberculosis C) Pulmonary tuberculosis B)Pleural tuberculosis) Alveolar tuberculosis A OB Oc OD ‘Some of the minerals are taken in by: A) Osmosis © Mass flow B)Bulk flow D) Facilitated diffosion A OB Oc OD ‘The uptake of water by imbibition is especially important in: ‘A) Dormant seeds (© Germinating seeds B) Apical buds D) Transpiration A OB Oc OD Pressure flow theory was proposed ‘A) H-Van Mobl ©Dixon BY Sack D) Eamnst Munch A OB Oc OD Cuticle of. is thick, waxy and leathery: A) Halophytes ©) Mesophytes B) Xerophytes D) Hydrophytes A OB Oc oD ‘The phloem constitutes the: A) Outer bask ©) Conk BB) Inner bark D) Epidermis A OB Oc Op ‘When water enters in roots due to diffusion, is termed as? A) Endocytosis ©) Active absorption B) Osmosis ) Passive absorption Scanned with CamScanner42) A siele layered structure surrounded by blood capillaries is called: A) Air sac © Bronchiole B) Alveolus D) Bronchus Oa OB Oc oD 43) Small amount of carbon dioxide is carried by corpuscles combined with: A) Hemoglobin © Sodium B) Plasma protein D) Potassium OA OB Oc oD Which one of the following has its stomata on lower 44) carface of eaves in depression? A) Water lily, © Mango B) Brassica D) Cactus A OB Oc oD 45) Rate of transpiration doubles by every rise of __in temperature: A) 5eC 15°C B) 10°C D) 20°C OA oc op 46) TyPeof transpiration which doesnot occur in all plants A) Cuticular ©) Lenticular B) Stomatal D) Epidermal OA O08 Oc OD ‘Stomata open and close due to: 47) A) Genetic clock B) Pressure of water inside the leaves © Pressure of gases inside the leaves ) Turgor pressure of guard cells OA os oc Op 4g) Guard callshelp A) Gottation ©) Fighting against infection B) Transpiration D) Protection against eraining OA OB OC OD Which one of the following gives the most valid 49) planation for stomatal movement? A) Starch hypothesis © Potassium influx and efflux B) Transpiration pull D) Ascent of sap OA OB Oc oD ave the adaptations for reduced rate of 50) faumpiratons A) Halophytes ©) Mesophytes B) Xerophytes D) Hydrophytes OA OB oc or) FINISH TEST NEXT Scanned with CamScanner51) The bond lengths and bond angles in the molecules of methane, ammonia and water may be represented as follows: mothene ‘ammenia water 0109 nm 01010 0096 nm W toase tore 1045° What causes this trend in the bond angles shown? I Increasing repulsion between hydrogen atoms as the bond length decreases IL The number of non-bonding electron pairs in the molecule. IIL A non-bonding electron pair having a greater repulsive force than a bonding electron pair A)Ionly ©) Mand Il B) only D)I, Hand II OA os oc Op 5 2) Consider the following conditions for stable ionic bond: L Ai (ionization enthalpy) of cation forming element should be low IL AH, (lattice enthalpy) should be low ie. less negative IIL. AeH (clectron gain enthalpy) of anion forming clement should be more negative Which of the above statements is incorrect for stable ionic bond? A) only C) Mand I B) only D)I, Dand I OA OB oc Op 53) Which of the following molecules has greater bond energy (kJmol!): A)N-N ©H-H B)F-F D)0-0 OA OB oc Op 54) Polarity of a molecule is quantitatively measured in terms of dipole moment. The dipole moment may be defined as the product of the electric charge (q) and the distance between positive and negative centre (r). It is used to determine. A) Percentage ionic character of a bond only B) Geometry of the molecule only C) Both A and B D) Neither A nor B OA OB oc Op Scanned with CamScannerConsider the following statements about Valence bond 55) theo LA sigma bond is always stronger than a pi bond IL. Covalent bonds formed by the overlap of s-s and s-p orbitals are always sigma IIL Increasing strength of covalent bonds is in the All the hybrid orbitals form sigma bonds Which of the above statements is/are correct? A)Tonly ©) Mand IV B) only D)I,H, Mand IV OA OB c Op 5G) Ethene molecule is formed when two carbon atoms joined together to form a sigma bond only: A) s-sp overlap C) sp?-sp? overlap B) sp-sp overlap D) 2py-2py overlap OA OB op Mark the incorrect statement about: 57) HN’ —>B A) NHb before reaction is in the gaseous state B) BF; before reaction is in the gaseous state C) Adduct product is in the solid state D) It involves ionic and covalent bond between NH3 and BF3 Oa OB De op 58) Which of the following groups of elements forms ionic bond with each other? A) IA, IIA with VIA, VITA ©) TA with IVA. B) INA, IVA with VA, VIA D) JIA with VITA OA OB oc Op Consider the following statement: 59) Substance. ‘Nature of bonding T [Ethanol molecules | H-bonding TI_[HCI molecules | Dipole-dipole forces TT_| a-Hexane molecules | London Dispersion forces | Liquid io TV. | Cesium fluoride [Tonic bond, Solid 1251 ‘Which of the above statements is/are correct? A)Torly OM and IV B)ITonly D)I, Hf and IV OA os oc Oo Consider the following dot-and-cross diagram of a 60) srotecule: 7° Choose the right molecule which follows dot-and-cross diagram: A) CH ©) 20 B)CO D) NHS Scanned with CamScanner61) Which one of the following compounds has both covalent and ionic bond? A) NaCl ©) NaOH B) CaO D)KI OA OB oc op 62) Which of the following molecules has permanent dipole-dipole forces? A) Solid iodine molecules. C) CHCls molecules B) Solid ice D) Liquid noble gases OA OB oc Op 63) Which one of the following is not drawback of valence bond theory? A) The formation of coordinate covalent bond B) The formation of odd electron molecules or ions C) The paramagnetic behaviour of oxygen molecule D) The formation of a covalent bond and shape of a molecule OA OB oc op G4) The distance between the nuclei of fwo atoms forming a covalent bond is called: A) Atomic radius ©) Covalent radius B) Bond length 1D) van der Waal's radius OA OB oc Oop 65) _ In which of the following molecules the bond angle has the greatest value? A) CO: ©) CH: B) BF3 D) SO2 OA OB oc Op 66) Ne electrovalent bond is 100% ionic in nature. This is because of: A) Highest ionic character is present in CsF only B) Sharing of electrons takes place to some extent only C) When cations and anions approach each other, polarizability increases only D) Both B and C OA OB Oc Op Alll of the following statements are correctly matched 67) excerr: Options | Molecules ‘A) | Methane [CH B) [Ethene | HC = CH (©) | Ethyne [HC = CH D) | Propene | CH3-HC = CH OA OB oc Op Structural formula 105 12 18 126 Scanned with CamScanner68) Which one of the following factors does not increase bond energy: A) Greater bond order B) Greater electronegativity difference ©) Smaller size D) Greater bond length, OA os oc op GQ) According to VSEPR theory, which of the following statements is mot correctly matched: Options | Type | Bond pair | Lone pair| Geometry | Examp| ‘A) [ABs 4 0 Tetrahedral NES B) | ABE 3 1 | Trizonal pyramidal | PHs ©) [ ABE: | __2 2 ‘V-shaped 0 ‘D) _[ABEs 1 3 Linear BeCh OA OB oc op 70) Which one ofthe following characteristic properties is not shown by ionic compounds? A) They are soluble in polar solvents B) They conduct electricity in the molten state C) They are in the solid state D) They show isomerism OA OB oc Oop ference is 1.9. What 71) In HLF’ bond clectronegati is the type of this bond? A) pi (a) bond ©) Polar covalent bond B) Non-polar covalent bond D) Co-ordinate covalent bond OA OB oc Op 72) Metallic solids involve metallic bonding and have all of the following properties EXCEPT: A) Basic constituent of metallic solid is atom B) Are soluble in liquid metal and also in polar solvent C) Metals are good conductor of electricity due to free electrons D) They are hard, malleable and ductile OA os oc Op Mark the incorrect statement according to VSEPR: 73) ‘Orbitals | No. of | No. of ‘onthe |bond |Ione | VSEPR | Bond Opt.| Example] central | pair | pair | molecule | angle | Come*Y (a) __| (mi A) [Beth [2 2 fo faa 180° [Binear B) BR |S. 3 [0 | Ax; [120 | Trigonal pl © [sox [3 3 fo faxs [120° [Linear D) NBT 3 [aE 1075" [Pyramidal OA OB oc Op 74) Which one of the following ionic compounds has maximum percentage of ionic character? A) NaCl ©) KBr B) CSF D) LiF Scanned with CamScanner75) Which of the following bonds is the most polar? A)CI-Cl ©)C-F B)N-F D)O-F OA os oc Op 76) A! of the following molecules involve hydrogen bonding EXCEPT: A) Water © Ethanal B) Ethanoic acid D) Ethanol OA OB oc Op All ofthe following statement are correctly matched for 77) ionic and covalent bonds EXCEPT: ‘Opt. Tonic bond Covalent bond (Blectrovalent bond) (Electron pair bond) A) [ie i formed by complete wansfer of| Tt i formed by mutual sharini clectron/electrons from one atom of|| electrons between two atoms clement to the other 'B) | The migrated electron/electrons belongs | The shared electrons pair belong 10 only one of the two bonded atoms | both the bonded atoms ‘©)_[tis directional bond Tt is non-disectional boad D) | It is shown by positive and negative | It is shown by small line (—) & ‘charges on the bonded atoms (+.-) | between the two bonded atoms OA OB oc op 78) _13Batadiene has number of sigma and pi bonds: A) 7 sigma bonds and 1 pibond —_C) 8 sigma bonds and 2 pi bonds B)9 sigma bonds and 2 pi bonds _D) 6 sigma bonds and 1 pi bond OA OB oc op 7Q) Ut has been observed that the chemical reactivity of elements depend upon thei A) Atomic number ©) Electronic configuration B) Relative atomic mass) Fractional atomic mass OA OB Oc Op BO) Which one of the following substances is polar in mature? > ayocu ©) SOs B)COz D) CHCl OA oc oo 81) Which ofthe following snot imitation of VSEPR theory? A) It cannot be applied to ionic compounds B) Itis not useful for predicting the geometry of transition metal complexes ©) It fails to predict the extent of distortions in irregular geometries D) It does not take into account the bond pair of electrons OA OB oc op the average energy which is required to break all the bonds of particular type in one mola nf the euhetanca ‘Thera ara fon annliratione af Scanned with CamScannerGQ) The bond energy is the average energy which is required to break all the bonds of particular type in one mole of the substance. There are four applications of bond energy, which one is the most important: A) Comparing the strength of bond B) Estimating the enthalpy changes in a reaction C) Understanding structure and bonding D) Understanding mechanism of reaction OA OB oc OD G3) Which of the following is incorrect statement about orbital hybridization? A) Atomic orbitals taking part in orbital hybridization have smaller energy difference B) Unhybridized p-atomic orbitals determine geometry of the molecule C) Number of atomic orbitals mixed = number of hybrid orbitals D) Hybrid orbitals have electron density concentrated on one side of the nucleus i.e. it has one lobe larger in size than other OA OB oc Op 84) Which of the following bonds has smaller bond length (pm)? A)C=0 oc=c B)C=C D)C-C OA OB Oc Op 85) The gecko, a small lizard, can climb up a smooth glass window. The gecko has millions of microscopic hairs on its toes and each hair has thousands of pads at its tip. The result is that the molecules in the pads are extremely close to the glass surface on which the gecko is climbing. What is the attraction between the gecko’s toe pads and the glass surface? A) Co-ordinate covalent bonds B) van der Waal’s forces C) Ionic bonds D) Covalent bonds OA OB Oc Op PREVIOUS xX FINISH TEST x NEXT Scanned with CamScanner8G) Am object of mass 10 g is whirled in a horizontal circle of radius 2.5 m at a constant speed of 4 ms. The work done on the object during one revolution A)Os ©) 403 B) 105 D)255 Oa OB Oc Op 87) 4 particle is acted upon by a conservative force F =(14i +123). The work done by the force when the particle moves from origin (0, 0) to the position (-6, 8) is given by (coordinates of the final position are in metre): ADIT ©)-453 B) 103 D)-1803 OAT Ogi Oe Op 88) You lift a heavy book from the floor of the room and put it in the book shelf having a height 4 m. In this process you take 10 second. The work done by you will depend upon: A) Mass of the book and time taken B) Weight of book and height of shelf ©) Height of shelf and the time taken D) Mass of the book, height of shelf and time taken A OB oc ° BQ) body travels a displacement of 10 m by force of 30.N. If work done is 260 J, then angle between F and d is: Aor ©) 30° B) 45° D)60° OA Os Oc D 90) The power of a pump which cam pump 50 kg of water toa height of 50 m in 10 sis: A)25kW ©) 10kW. B)20kW D)SKW OA OB oc Oo 1) The consumption of energy by 80-watt bulb in 5 sec is: A) 1203 ©) 165 B) 4007 D) 8005 OA OB Oc Op 92) If the momentum of a body decreases by 10%, the percentage decrease in KE will be: A) 36% ©) 19% B) 4496 D) 28% OA OB Cc Op QZ A ball of mass 8 ke and anathar of mace 10 a ave Scanned with CamScanner3) A ball of mass 8 kg and another of mass 10 kg are dropped together from a 90 feet tall building. After a fall of 60 feet each towards earth, their respective K-Es are in ratio of: AS4 © 2:V5 B) 4:5 D)V5:2 Oa Os Oc Op 94) Initially, eight identical uniform blocks, each of mass “m” and thickness “h”, are spread on a table. Co 4 l => How much work is done on the blocks in stacking them top of one another? A) 28mgh C) 36mgh B) 4Smgh D) 21mgh 95) 410 ke body is thrown vertically upward from the ground with a velocity of 15 m 5 Its kinetic energy just before hitting the ground is: A) 6253 ©) 1050, B) 11253 D) 12753 Oa OB e¢ Op 96) Two bjects Pand Q have the same momentum, Q has lesser kinetic energy than P if it: A) Weighs more than PC) Is moving faster than P B) Weighs same as P D) Is moving slower than P Op OA os 97) Tw identical balls are projected, one vertically up and the other at an angle of 30° with the horizontal, with ‘same initial speed. The potential energy at the highest point is in the ratio: A)43 O34 B)4:1 D) OA OB Oc Op 98) Ablock of mass 2 kg slides from rest through a distance of 20 m down a frictionless slope, inclined at 30° with horizontal. What is the KE of the block at the bottom of the slope? A)203 ©) 2003 B)403 D) 4003 Scanned with CamScannerQQ) A block of mass 3 ke slides down a rough curved path from point A as shown. If it stops at C, the work done by fricto m3 kg * c 20m em A) 3605 ©) -600 B)-2403 D) 4503 Oa OB Op 100) An object of mass m=10 kg is dropped from height h=10 m as shown in the figure: The object reaches at “A”, “B” and then finally to ground during its free fall. The ratio of P.-E at “B” point to P.E at “A” is: A)2:1 ©) 4:7 B)7:4 D) 1:2 Oa OB Oc bodies are thrown vertically upwards with their speeds in the ratio 3:2, then the ratio of the maximum heights attained by them is: A)23 O49 B)3:2 D)9:4 Oa Oc 102) Two cars of masses m and mz are moving along the circular path of radius m1 and rz. They take one round in the same time. The ratio of angular velocity of the two cars will be: A) mim Onn B) 1:1 D) miremr OA Os Oc Op 103) The centripetal force required to keep the body in circular path is F). What would be centripetal force if radius becomes half keeping same angular veloci A) 2F1 ©)4F A A 4, D BS | Scanned with CamScanner104) The force required to move a body of mass 1 kg with velocity 100 m s along a circular path of radius 100 m is: A) 100N Q1N B) 1000N D) Zero OA OB oc Op 105) Ac moving on a horizontal road may be roll over from the road in taking a turn: A) By the gravitational force B) Due to the rolling friction force ©) Due to lack of proper centripetal force D) Due to the reaction of ground OA Op 106) The height of geo-stationary orbit from the surface of earth: A) 4.24 x 10? km ©)3.6x 10 km B)4.2x10*km D) 2.42 x 10" km OA os oc oo 107) A block of a given material is dragged a horizontal distance x along a frictionless surface by a force F inclined at an angle @ to the horizontal. What is the work done? F block ficionless surface A) Fx C)Fxsin®@ B) Fx cos @ p) cos8 108) A bullet moving horizontally at a speed v is stopped by sand in its path, If the mass of the bullet is m and it penetrates a distance x before coming to a stop, what is, the average retarding force acting on the bullet? A) ng 109) A block of mass 2 ke is lifted through a chain. When block moves through 2 m vertically the velocity becomes 4 m s?, Work done by chain force until it moves 2m Aor ©) 245 B) 563 D)68d OA os oc Op Scanned with CamScanner110) Pedy constrained to move in y-direction is subjected toa force given by +15}+6k)N. The work done by this force in moving the body a distance of 10 m along the y-axis is: A)203 C603 B) 1503 D) 1903, CA OB Oc Op 111) Abicvelist comes toa skidding stop in 10 m. During this Process, the force on the bicycle due to the road is 200 N and is directly opposed to the motion. The work done by road force on cycle is: A) #20007 ©)Zero B) -20005 D)-20000 5 OA OB OC Op 112) The displacement-time (x-t) graph of a body acted upon by some forces is shown. Which of the following is correct? c A a a A) From O to A, the total work done by all the forces together is negative B) From O to B acceleration is negative ©) From O to B velocity is first positive, then negative D) Both A and C Oa OB o¢ Op 113) A2kgstone at the end of a string 1 m long is whirled in a vertical circle. The speed of the stone at lower most point of circle is 4 ms. The tension in the string at this point is: A)20N ©40N B)32N D)S2N OA OB Oc Op The angular velocity of a wheel increases from 1200 114) pm to 4500 rpm in 10 s. The number of revolutions made during this time A) 950 © 118.75 B) 475 ‘D) 237.5 OA OB OC op Starting from rest, a particle rotates in a circle of radius 115) ; : R =/2 m with an angular acceleration a = (2/4) rads" 2, The magnitude of average velocity of the particle over the time it rotates a quarter circle is: A)1L0ms! Q25ms! B)LSmst D)20ms? Oa OB Oc Opd Scanned with CamScannerDirections: Some segments of ench sentence are underlined. Your task is to Identify that 116) tnderined segment ofthe sentence which contain he mistake that neds foe corrected Fl the {iret corresponding toa etter under the segment i the MICQ Response form. “Taina seat er pplication and waste wee thre wood bea espns ot a 2 c D OA OB Oc Op 117} Wemwst lear to accept not only our weakmesses but our strengths. A B c D OA OB oc Op ‘They inched forward, one behind the other, hands at their sides else they rub the slime of the 18) A BT sock walls that wept on either side c D OA os oc Op ‘They are devoid ofthe basic amenities of ie however they fight ver pety possessions and 119) ™ RB Beng iy et ove: pty ponctions ar social fame. OA OB oc OD “Good night! Behave yourself boy!” she sai, looking out into the street like he went dowa 120) A BC D the steps. OA os Oc Op ‘The soldier took a sigh of relief once the enemy was out of sight, however, the danger was still 121) a 2 c D trking OA OB Oc Op 1.22) Nossoues tnd she finished one project then she started working on the next A B c D Oa OB Oc Op 123) Wee erred Bross frtucssomen sits ubsequent history eve ised ito AB cD front-rank status. OA OB Oc Op 124) You're such a remarkable old boy whom one never knows AB c D OA OB oc op 125) _Pobic orntory is much a mater of bss sg domain of confidence and body language. OA OB Oc Oo Scanned with CamScanner126) _ Directions: In each of the following questions, four alternative sentences are given. Choose the correct one and fill the Circle corresponding to that letter in the MCQ Response Form. A) Because he is intelligent Therefore he gets good marks. B) Because he is intelligent so he gets good marks. C) Because he is intelligent, he gets good marks. D) Since he is intelligent and he gets good marks. OA OB Oc Op 127) A) I saw The Wizard of Oz on television, and the movie was filmed in 1939. B) I saw The Wizard of Oz on television. The movie was filmed in 1939. C) I saw The Wizard of Oz on television unless and the movie was filmed in 1939. D) I saw The Wizard of Oz on television. Though the movie was filmed in 1939. OA OB Oc OD 12 8) A) There is nothing such shameful as to be called a liar. B) There is nothing so shameful as to called a lair. C) There is nothing so shameful that to be called a liar. D) There is nothing so shameful as to be called a liar. OA OB oc OD 129) * Onthe whole, the problem thatthe college dean faces calls for about the same diagnostic ability so the physician's. B) On the whole, the problem that the college dean faces calls for about the same diagnostic ability as the physician's. ©) On the whole, the problem that the college dean faces calls for about the same diagnostic ability that the physician's. D) On the whole, the problem that the college dean faces calls for about the same diagnostic ability like the physician's. OA OB Oc Op 1 3 0) A) Mustafa Kamal inaugurated great development moreover construction schemes. B) Mustafa Kamal inaugurated great development yet construction schemes. C) Mustafa Kamal inaugurated great development and construction schemes. D) Mustafa Kamal inaugurated great development though construction schemes. OA OB oc Op Scanned with CamScanner131) A) Both his parents as well as siblings have tumed against him. 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