NEET PATTERN TEST SERIES PART TEST - 1

RANK BOOSTER TEST SERIES
NEET PATTERN TEST

PART TEST - 1
FOR 12th + 13th STUDENTS
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Date :– 29 – 04 – 2021 Duration: 3 Hours Max. Marks : 720
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Instructions to Candidates
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GENERAL :
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Test Booklet contains 180 questions. Each question carries 4 marks. For
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each correct response, the candidate will get 4 marks. For each incorrect
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response, one mark will be deducted from the total scores.
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Questions Numbering :
In Biology : Q.1 to 90
In Physics : Q.91 to 135
In Chemistry : Q.136 to 180
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NEET PATTERN | Part Test-01
PART - I [BIOLOGY]
1. Which of the following group of animals 1 fuEu esal sdkS ul si zkf.k; ksadk l ewg Dykse (gills)
is used gills for respiration? } kj k ' ol u dj r k gS ?
(A) Fishes, Frog, Tadpole larva (A) eR L; , es<+d , VsMi ksy ykokZ
(B) Fish, Mollusca, Aquatic arthropode
(C) Reptiles, Birds, Mammals (B) eR L; ] eksy Ldk, t yh; vkFkksZ i ksM+
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(D) Insects, Earthworm, Mollusca (C) l j hl i Z ] i {kh] Lr u/kkj h
(D) dhV] ds apqv k] ekSy Ldk
2 During swallowing of food which of 2 Hkkst u fuxy r sl e; dkS ul h l a
j puk vkgkj dksda
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the following structures prevent the esai zos'k dj usl sj ksd r h gS
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entering of food into the glottis (Wind (A) v) Z pUnzkdkj di kV
pipe)? (B) or Z q
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(A) Semilunar Valve
(B) Circular muscular flap (C) mi kfLFky ¶yS i
(C) Cartilaginous flap (D) or q Z
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(D) Circular sphincter
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3 fdl , d dksNksM+ d j ckdh l Hkh dksvi w
. kZmi kfLFky
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3 Incomplete cartilaginous rings
support all of the followings except: oy; ksa} kj k vk/kkj (support) i znku fd; k t kr k gS:
(A) Trachea (A) ' okl uyh
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(B) Primary and secondary bronchi (B) i zkFkfed o f} r h; d ' ol uh
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(C) Respiratory bronchioles
(C) ' ol uh; ' ol fudk
(D) Initial bronchiole
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(D) i z kj fEHkd ' ol fudk
4 Which is a common passage for food 4 Hkkst u vkS j ok; qds fy; s dkSu , d mHk; fu"B ekxZ
and air?
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(A) Trachea (B) Oesophagus
(C) Pharynx (D) Glottis (A) ' okl uyh (B) xz fl dk
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(C) xz l uh (D) ?kkaVh
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5 Which is the correct sequence of the
ekuo esal gh ok; qekxZgS?
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air passage in man? 5
(A) Nasal cavity Pharynx  Trachea
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(A) ukl k xqgk xzl uh  ' okl uky Loj ; a =k
Larynx  Bronchi Bronchioles 
 ' ol uh' ol fudk dw fi dk
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Alveoli
(B) Nasal cavity  Pharynx  Larynx (B) ukl k xqgk  xzl uh  Loj ; a =k ' okl uky
 Trachea Bronchi Bronchioles ' ol uh' ol fudkdw fi dk
Alveoli
(C) Nasal cavity Larynx Pharynx (C) ukl k xqgk Loj ; a=k xzl uh ' okl uky
Trachea Bronchi Bronchioles ' ol uh ' ol fudkdw fi dk
Alveoli (D) ukl k xq
gk Loj ; a= k ' ol uhxzl uh
(D) Nasal cavity Larynx
BronchiPharynx  Trachea
' okl uky ' ol fudkdw fi dk
Bronchioles Alveoli
6 Considering the following labels for 6 nh xbZl a j pukvksadsfy; sfuEu ukeka
d uksi j fopkj
mentioned structures and select the dhft ; s r Fkk mudh O ; oLFkk ds l gh vuq Øe dk
correct sequence of their arrangement p; u dhft ; s:
A = Terminal bronchiole A = vU r LFk ' ol fudk (Terminal bronchiole)
B = Respiratory bronchiole B = ' ol fu; ' ol fudk
(Respiratory bronchiole)
C = Tertiary bronchi
C = r r̀ h; d ' ol uh (Tertiary bronchi)
D = Primary bronchi
D = izkFkfed ' ol uh (Primary bronchi)
E = Secondary bronchi
E = f} r h; d ' ol uh (Secondary bronchi)
F = Total pulmonary bronchioles
F = dq y Qq ¶Qql h; ' ol fudk; sa
Options :- (Total pulmonary bronchioles)
(A) C  F  A  B  D  E fodYi :-
(B) A  B  D  E  C  F (A) C  F  A  B  D  E
(C) D  E  C  F  A  B (B) A  B  D  E  C  F
(D) D  E  F  C  B  A (C) D  E  C  F  A  B
(D) D  E  F  C  B  A
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7 Which of the following respiratory 7 fuEu esal sdkSul h ' ol uh; ufydk esaer̀ vo' ks"kh
tubule have no dead space air? ok; q (Dead space air ) mi fLFkr ughagS &
(A) Segmental bronchi
(A) [ k.Mh; ' ol fu; k¡ (B) f} r h; d ' ol fu; k¡
(B) Secondary bronchi
(C) Alveolar duct (C) dw fi dh; ufydk (D) i z
kFkfed ' ol fu; k¡
(D) Primary bronchi
8 d' ks: dn.M (vertebral column) dsdkS u l sd' ks: dk
8 At which level of vertebrae of the (vertebrae) dsLr j i j ' okl uyh ¼ trachea½foH kDr
vertebral column, trachea divides and gksd j ' ol uh(bronchus) cukr hgS
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forms bronchus ?
(A) 4 o{kh; d' ks
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: dk
(A) 4th thoracic vertebrae
(B) 5th thoracic vertebrae (B) 5th o{kh; d' ks : dk (thoracic vertebrae)
(C) 5th lumbar vertebrae (C) 5 dfV d' ks
th
: dk (lumbar vertebrae)
(D) 3rd thoracic vertebrae (D) 3rd o{kh; d' ks : dk
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' ol u fØ; kfof/k dsi nksadksmudsl Ei Uu gksusds
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9 Arrange the given steps of respiration 9
mechanism in the order they occur in : Øe esaO ; ofLFkr dhft ; s:
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(i) Diffusion of gases across the alveolar (i) dw fi dh; f>Yyh dsi kj xS l ksadk fol j .k
membrane (ii) j Dr o ÅÙkd dschp O2 o CO2 dk fol j .k
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(ii) Diffusion of O2 and CO2 between
(iii) ' okl u ; k Qq ¶Qq l h; l aokr u
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blood and tissue
(iv) dks f' kdkvksa} kj k O2 dk mi ; ksx
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(iii) Breathing or pulmonary ventilation
(iv) Utilisation of O2 by the cells (v) j Dr } kj k xS l ksadk i fj ogu
bu i nksadk l gh vuq Øe gS:
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(v) Transport of gases by the blood.
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Correct sequence of these steps is : (A) (i)  (ii)  (iii)  (iv)  (v)
(A) (i)  (ii)  (iii)  (iv)  (v) (B) (iii)  (i)  (ii)  (v)  (iv)
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(B) (iii)  (i)  (ii)  (v)  (iv) (C) (iii)  (i)  (v)  (ii)  (iv)
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(C) (iii)  (i)  (v)  (ii)  (iv) (D) (iii)  (ii)  (iv)  (i)  (v)
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(D) (iii)  (ii)  (iv)  (i)  (v)
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10 Respiratory organ of insects is: 10 dhVks(insects) dk ' ol u va x gS:
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(A) Moist cuticle (A) vknZD; w fVdy (Moist cuticle)
(B) Tracheal tubes (B) ' ol u ufydk, s a(Tracheal tubes)
(C) Body surface (C) ' kj hj l r g (Body surface)
(D) Gills (D) Dyks e (Gills)
11 During inspiration:
(A) Contraction of diaphragm increases 11 var %' ol u dsnkS j ku :
the volume of thoracic cage in (A) Mk; kÝke ds l a dq pu l s i `"Bk/kkj v{k esa
dorsoventral plane axis. o+{k&xqgk dk vk; r u c<+t kr k gS A
(B) Contraction of external intercostal
(B) cká va r j ki ' kqZ
d i sf' k; ksdsl a dqpu l si l fy; k
muscles lifts up ribs and the sternum
causing and increase in volume of thoracic r Fkk mj ksfLFk Åi j dh vksj mB t kr h gS ] ft l ds
chamber in the dorsoventral axis. dkj .k i `"Bkèkkj v{k esa o{k&xq gk dk vk; r u c<+
(C) Contraction of muscles of t kr k gS
A
diaphragm decreases volume of thoracic (C) Mk; kÝke i s f' k; ksadsl a dq pu l svxzi ' p v{k esa
cage in Anterier posterier axis.
o{k xqgk dk vk; r u ?kV t kr k gS A
(D) Contraction of internal intercostal
muscles increases volume of thoracic (D) vU r %vUr j ki ' kq Z
d i sf' k; ksa ds l a
dqpu l s o{k
cage. xqgk dk vk; r u c<+t kr k gS A
12 Expiration takes place when the 12 fu%
' ol u r c gksrk gS] t c vUr %QqLQql h; nkc :
intrapulmonary pressure is :
(A) okr koj .kh; nkc dhvi s {kk vf/kd
(A) Greater than the atmospheric pressure
(B) Lesser then atmospheric pressure (B) okr koj .kh; nkc dhvi s {k de
(C) Equal to atmospheric pressure (C) okr koj .kh; nkc dscj kcj
(D) Equal to intrapleural pressure (D) vU r%Qq ¶Qq l h; nkc dscj kcj
13 Mark the true statement among the 13 l kekU; ' ol u dsl UnHkZesafuEu esal sl R; dFku
following with reference to normal dkspq us%
breathing : (A) va r ' ol u , d fuf"Ø; i zfØ; k gksrh gS ] t cfd
(A) Inspiration is a passive process fu% ' ol u l fØ; i zfØ; k gksrh gS A
where as expiration is active process (B) va r ' ol u , d l fØ; i zfØ; k gksrh gS ] t cfd
(B) Inspiration is an active process fu% ' ol u fuf"Ø; i zfØ; k gksrh gS A
where as expiration is passive process (C) va r ' ol u r Fkk fu% ' ol u nksuks gh l fØ;
(C) Inspiration and expiration both are
i zfØ; k, sagksrh gS
A
active processes
(D) va r ' ol u r Fkk fu% ' ol u nksuska gh fuf"Ø;
(D) Inspiration and expiration both are
passive processes
i zfØ; k, agksrh gSA
14 Volume of thoracic chamber increases in 14 fdl ds } kj k euq "; esa o{kh; dks"B dk vk; r u
anteroposterior and-dorso-ventral axis vxzi' p o i `"B v/kj v{k esc<+t kr k gS:
in human by (A) Øe' k%Mk; Ýke o ckg; vU r j ki ' kZ
q
d i sf' k; ks
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(A) Contraction of diaphragm and
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(EICM) dsl a dq pu dsdkj .k
external intercostal muscles respectively
(B) Øe' k%Mk; Ýke o ckg; vU r j ki ' kZ
d i sf' k; ksds
q
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(B) Relaxation of diaphragm and external
intercostal muscles respectively f' kfFkyu dsdkj .k
(C) Contraction of external intercostal (C) Øe' k%ckg; vU r j ki ' kZ
d i sf' k; ksr Fkk Mk; Ýke
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muscle and diaphragm respectively dsl a dqpu dsdkj .k
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(D) Contraction of abdominal muscles
(D) Øe' k%mnj h; i s f' k; ks dk l a dqpu r Fkk ckg~ ;
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and relaxation of external intercostal
muscles respectively vUr j ki ' kZ
q
d i sf' k; ksds f' kfFkyu dsdkj .k
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15 Lungs do not collapse between breaths 15 l k¡l ysus ds chp QsQM+ sa fpi d ugha t kr s vkS j
and some air always remains in the FkksM+
h&cgqr gok QsQM+ ksa esa l nk gh cuh j gr h gS
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lungs which can never be expelled
ft l sckgj fudkyk ughat k l dr k] D; ksa fd :-
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because:-
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(A) There is a positive intrapleural (A) /kukR ed va r %Qq IQq l hnkc gksrk gS A
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pressure (B) Qs QM+ ksadsHkhr j dh nkc] ok; q ea
My dh nkc l s
(B) Pressure in the lungs in higher than vf/kd gksrh gS A
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the atmospheric pressure (C) Qs QM+ ksadschp _ .kkRed nkc gksrk gS A
(C) There is a negative pressure in the
(D) _ .kkR ed va r% QqIl ql h nkc gksrh gS ] t ksQsQM+ ksa
lungs
(D) There is a negative intrapleural dh fHkfÙk; ksadks, d&nw l j sl snw j [ kha
pr h j gr h gS
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pressure pulling at the lung walls
16 Which statements is incorrect ? : 16 dkSul k dFku vl R; gS?

(A) Volume of air remaining in the lungs (A) l kekU ; ' ol u ds i ' pkr ~QsaQM+saesacpk ok; q
after a normal breathing is 2300 ml dk vk; r u 2300 ml gksrk gS A
(B) Inspiration can occur if the pressure (B) fu% ' ol u (inspiration) r c gksl dr k gSt c
within the lungs is less than Qsa
QM+sdsHkhr j dk nkc ok; q e.Myh; nkc dh r q y uk
atmospheric pressure
(C) A healthy man can inspire or expire
esade gkst kr k gS A
approximately 6000 to 8000 ml of air (C) , d LoLFk O ; fDr , d fefuV esayxHkx 6000 l s
per minute 8000 ml ok; qfu' ofl r ; k mPN' ofl r dj l dr k gS A
(D) When the is high and is low as in (D) t c dw fi dk esa mPp r Fkk fuEu gksrk gSr ks
the alveoli, dissociation of CO2 from dkcZu, ehuksgheksXyksfcu l sCO2 dk fo; kst u gksrk gS
A
carbaminohaemoglobin takes place
17 l kekU; ' ol u dsnkS j ku dksbZ, d LoLFk euq"; ok; q
17 A Healthy man can inspired or expired i zfr feuV vUr % ' ofl r ; k fu% ' ofl r dj l dr k gS
air during a normal respiration air per ft l sdgk t kr k gS&
minute that can be called :-
(A) t S o {ker k
(A) Vital Capacity
(B) Tokj h; vk; r u
(B) Tidal Volume
(C) Pulmonary Ventilation (C) Qq ¶Ql h; l aokr u
(D) Functional Residual Capacity (D) fØ; k' khy vof' k"V {ker k
18 Additional volume of air, a person can 18 ,d O ; fDr ds } kj k cyi w

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d mPNol u ds } kj k
expire by forcible expiration is : fudkyhxbZvfr fj Dr ok; qdk vk; r u gS:
(A) 2500 ml to 3000 ml (A) 2500 ml l s3000 ml
(B) 6000 to 8000 ml (B) 6000 l s8000 ml
(C) 1000 to 1100 ml (C) 1000 l s1100 ml
(D) 1200 to 1500 ml (D) 1200 l s1500 ml
19 Arrange the following in the order of 19 fuEufyf[ kr dksc<+ r svk; r u dsØe esaO
; ofLFkr dhft , :
increasing volume ? (A) Tokj h; vk; r u
(A) Tidal volume (B) vo' ks "kh vk; r u
(B) Residual volume (C) vU r %' ofl r l qj f{kr vk; r u
(C) Inspiratory reserve volume (D) t So {ker k
(D) Vital capacity fodYi % &
(A) A < B < C < D (B) A < C < B < D (A) A < B < C < D (B) A < C < B < D
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(C) A < D < C < B (D) A < D < B < C (C) A < D < C < B (D) A < D < B < C
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20 Volume of air that will remain in the 20 l kekU; fu% ' ol u ds ckn QsQM+ ks esa' ks"k ok; qdk
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lungs after a normal expiration is vkr ; u gksrk gS:
(A) Vital capacity (VC) (A) t So {ker k (VC)
(B) fØ; k' khy vof' k"V {ker k(FRC)
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(C) vo' ks"kh vk; r u (RV)
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(B) Functional residual capacity (FRC)
(C) Residual volume (RV) (D) Qs QM+ ksdhdq y {ker k(TLC)
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(D) Total lung capacity (TLC)
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21 Match column-I with column-II and 21 Lr EHk-I dksLr EHk-II l sfeykb, r Fkk uhpsfn, x; s
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select the correct option from the dksM l sl gh fodYi dk p; u dhft , :
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codes given below : LrEHk-I LrEHk-II
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Column-I Column-II (IykTek izksVhu) (dk;Z)
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(Plasma protein) (Functions)
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A Qkbfczukstu (i) j{kkRed fØ;kfof/k
A Fibrinogen (i) Defence mechanism
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B XyksC;qfyUl (ii) ijklj.kh lUrqyu
B Globulins (ii) Osmotic balance
C ,YcqfeUl (iii) jDr dk LdUnu
C Albumins (iii) Coagulation of blood
fodYi :
Options : (A) A-iii, B-i, C-ii (B) A-i, B-iii, C-ii
(A) A-iii, B-i, C-ii (B) A-i, B-iii, C-ii (C) A-iii, B-ii, C-i (D) A-ii, B-i, C-iii
(C) A-iii, B-ii, C-i (D) A-ii, B-i, C-iii
22 Name the blood cells, whose reduction 22 mu j Dr dksf' kdkvksadk uke cr kb; sft udh l a [;k
in number can cause clotting disorder, esadeh dsdkj .k LdUnu fodkj gksl dr k gSft l ds
leading to excessive loss of blood from QyLo: i ' kj hj l svR; f/kd j Dr dh gkfu gksrh gS%
the body : (A) Y; wd ksl kbV~
l (B) U;w
VªksfQYl
(A) Leucocytes (B) Neutrophils (C) Fkz
ksEcksl kbV~
l (D) bfj Fkzksl kbV~
l
(C) Thrombocytes (D) Erythrocytes
23 Agranulocytes are : 23 vd.kdh; gksrsgS:

(A) Eosinophils and Neutrophils (A) bvksl huksfQy , oaU; w
VªksfQYl
(B) Monocytes and Lymphocytes (B) eks
uksl kbV~l , oafyEQksl kbVl
(C) Eosinophils and Lymphocytes (C) bvksl huksfQy , oafyEQksl kbVl
(D) Lymphocytes and Basophils (D) fyEQks l kbVl , oacsl ksfQYl
24 The cells involved in inflammatory 24 ' kksFk i zfr fØ; kvksaesal fEefyr dksf' kdk, sagS:
reactions are :
(A) cs l ksfQy (B) U ;w VªksfQy
(A) Basophils (B) Neutrophils
(C) Eosinophils (D) Lymphocytes (C) bvks fl uksfQy (D) fyEQks l kbV
25 Blood normally contain ___________ 25 j Dr esa l kekU; r ; k ___________ IysVysV~

l
platelets mm3. yk[ k i zfr ?ku fefe3 gksrhgS
A
(A) 1,50000 to 3,50000 (A) 1,50000 l s3,50000
(B) 6000 to 8000 (B) 6000 l s8000
(C) 5 million to 5.5 millions (C) 5 fefy; u l s5.5 fefy; u r d
(D) 40,000 to 50,000 (D) 40,000 l s50,000
26 During the process of blood coagulation, 26 j Dr ds Lda nu dh i zfØ; k ds nkS j ku foVkfeu K
vitamin K helps in : fdl esal gk; r k dj r k gS:
(A) The formation of thromboplastin (A) FkzkscksIykfLVu dsfuekZ .k
(B) The conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin
(B) i z
ksFkzksfEcu dsfuekZ .k
(C) The conversion of prothrombin to
thrombin (C) i z
ksFkzksfEcu dsFkzksfEcu esai fj or Z
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(D) The formation of prothrombin (D) Qkbfcz ukst u dsQkbfczu esai fj or Z u
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27 ekuo ds ABO j Dr l ew g dh l kj .kh nh xbZgSA
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27 In the following table of human ABO
blood groups, fill up the blanks (i), (ii), fn; s x; sfodYi ksaesal s(i), (ii), (iii) r Fkk (iv)
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(iii) and (iv) from the option given below. fj Dr LFkkuksadksHkfj , sa
A
RBCs ij IykTek esa
jDr lewg nkrk lewg
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Blood Antigens Antibody Donor
izfrtu izfrj{kh
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group on RBCs in Plasma groups
(1) A A Anti-B A, O A A izfr-B A, O
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(2) B B Anti-A B, O
izfr-A
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B B B, O
(3) AB AB (ii) A, B, AB, O
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(4) O (i) (iii) (iv) AB AB (ii) A, B, AB, O
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Options : O (i) (iii) (iv)
(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) fodYi :
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(i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
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(A) Nil Nil Nil O
(A) Nil Nil Nil O
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(B) Nil Nil Anti-A, B AB
(C) Nil Anti-A, B Nil O (B) Nil Nil Anti-A, B AB
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(D) Nil Nil Anti-A, B O (C) Nil Anti-A, B Nil O
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(D) Nil Nil Anti-A, B O
28 For safe blood transfusion : 28 lq j f{kr j Dr p<+ kusdsfy, :
(A) Donor's RBC should not contain
(A) nkr k dh RBC es axzkgh dh l hj e ds fo: )
antibodies against recipient's serum
(B) Recipient's plasma should not i zfr j {kh mi fLFkr ughagksuh pkfg, A
contain antigens against donor's (B) xz kgh dh IykTek ea snkr k dh i zfr j {kh dsfo: )
antibodies i zfr t u ughagksuh pkfg, A
(C) Recipient's plasma should not (C) xz kgh dh IykTek esankr k dh i zfr t u dsfo: )
contain antibodies against of donor's i zfr j {khughagksuh pkfg, A
antigen
(D) xz kgh dh RBC esankr k dh i zfr t u dsfo: )
(D) Recipient's RBC should not contain
antibodies against donor's antigens i zfr j {khughagksuh pkfg, A
29 In Erthroblastic foetalis condition 29 bfj FkzksC

ykfLVd fQVS fyl ea s ekr k l s ___A___
___A___ from the mother can leak
Hkzw
. k dsj Dr ea sfj l ko gksl dr k gSA vr %bl fLFkfr
into the blood of the foetus. This can be
avoided by administering ____B____ l s cpus ds fy, ekr k dks i zl o ds r q j Ur ckn
to the mother immediately after the ____B____ dk mi ; ks x dj uk pkfg, A
delivery of the first child. mi ; Z q
Dr i S
j kxzkQ esaA r FkkB gS:
In the above paragraph A and B are : A B
A B (A) Rh-izfrtu Rh-izfrj{kh
(A) Rh-antigen Rh-antibody
(B) Rh-antibody Rh-antigen
(B) Rh- iz f rj{kh Rh-izfrtu
(C) Rh-antibody Anti-Rh antibodies (C) Rh-izfrj{kh izfr-Rh izfrj{kh
(D) Anti-Rh antibodies Rh-antibody (D) izfr-Rh izfrj{kh Rh-izfrj{kh
30 Match the terms given under Column ‘I’ 30 dkWy e ‘I’ esafn, x, ' kC nksadksdkW y e ‘II’ esafn,
with their functions given under Column x, muds dk; ksZds l kFk feyku dhft ; svkS j uhps
‘II’ and select the answer from the
fn, x, fodYi ksaesal sl gh mÙkj pq fu; s:
options given below :
dkWye-I dkWye-II
Column-I Column-II vkWDlhtfur :f/kj dk
A ylhdk ra= (i)
Carries oxygenated ogu djrk gSA
A Lymphatic System (i)
blood B Qq¶Qqlh; f'kjk (ii) izfrj{kk vuqfØ;k
B Pulmonary vein (ii) Immune Response
ÅÙkd rjy dks okil
To drain back the
C FkzkWEckslkbV (iii) ifjlapj.k ra= igq¡prk
C Thrombocytes (iii) tissue fluid to the
circulatory system gSA
D Lymphocytes (iv) Coagulation of blood D ylhdk.kq ¼fyQkslkbV½ (iv) :f/kj dk Ldanu
t
(A) A(i), B(ii), C(iii), D-(iv) (A) A(i), B(ii), C(iii), D-(iv)
a
(B) A(iii), B(i), C(iv), D-(ii) (B) A(iii), B(i), C(iv), D-(ii)
(C) A(iii), B(i), C(ii), D-(iv) (C) A(iii), B(i), C(ii), D-(iv)
ew
(D) A(ii), B(i), C(iii), D-(iv) (D) A(ii), B(i), C(iii), D-(iv)
m
31 Different blood groups are due to : 31 j Dr l ew g dsfHkUu gksusdk dkj .k gS:
y
(A) Specific antigens on the surface of (A) WBCs dh l r g i j mi fLFkr fof' k"V i z fr t u
nn
WBCs
(B) Specific antibodies on the surface of (B) RBCs dh l ; g i j mi fLFkr fof' k"V i zfr j {kh
RBCs (C) RBCs dh l r g i j mi fLFkr fof' k"V i zfr t u
f u
(C) Specific antigens on the surface of (D) RBCs es a mi fLFkr fof' k"V i zd kj ds
RBCs
gheksXyksfcu
m
(D) Specific type of haemoglobin in
a
RBCs
Te
32 The following are needed for blood 32 j Dr dsFkDdk cukusdsfy; sfdl dht : j r gksxh :
clotting : (A) Ca++ vkSj foVkfeu E
@
(A) Ca++ and Vitamin E (B) Ca++ vkSj foVkfeu K
(B) Ca++ and Vitamin K (C) Ca vkS
++
j foVkfeu A
(C) Ca++ and Vitamin A
(D) K+ vkSj foVkfeu K
(D) K+ and Vitamin K
33 A special case of Rh incompatibility 33 , d fo' ks"k i zd kj dhRh v; ksX; r k ns[kht k l dr hgS

has been observed between : (A) ekr k dsj Dr r Fkk H kw
z.k dsj Dr dschp
(A) blood mother with blood of foetus (B) ekr k dsj Dr r FkkH kw
z.k dsj Dr dschp
(B) blood mother with blood of foetus
(C) blood mother with blood of foetus (C) ekr k dsj Dr r FkkH kw
z.k dsj Dr dschp
(D) blood mother with blood of foetus (D) ekr k dsj Dr r FkkH kwz.k dsj Dr dschp
34 Person with blood group AB is 34 , sl k O

; fDr ft l dk j Dr l ew g AB gS ] ft l s l okZ
considered as universal recipient vknkgh ¼xzkgh½ds: i esat kuk t kr k gS A D; ksa
fd og
because he has :
(A) Both A and B antigens on RBC but
gksrk gS% &
no antibodies in the plasma. (A) RBC i j A r Fkk B nks uksa i zfr t u gksrs gS ]
(B) Both A and B antibodies in the ysfdu IykTek esai zfr j {kh ughagksrsgS A
plasma (B) IykTek es aA r Fkk B nksuksai zfr j {kh ¼ , .VhckW
Mht ½
(C) No antigen on RBC and no antibody gksrsgSA
in the plasma
(C) RBC es adksbZi zfr t u@,UVht u ughagksrsgSr Fkk
(D) Both A and B antigens in the plasma
but no antibodies. IykTek esadksbZi zfr j {kh@, .VhckW
Mht ughagksrsgS A
(D) IykTek es aA r Fkk B nksuksai zfr t u@,.Vht u
gksrsgS] ysfdu i zfr j {kh@,.VhckWMht ughagksrsgS A
35 Erythroblastosis foetalis occurs when 35 bfj FkzksCykLVksfl l fQVS fyl ¼xHkZj Dr k. kqdksjdr k½
(A) Mother is Rh +ve, father is Rh –ve; gksrk gS ] t c:
and the first and second children are Rh (A) ekr k Rh +ve gks , fi r k Rh –ve gks ; i gyk
+ve. r Fkk nw l j k cPpk Rh +ve gks
(B) Mother is Rh –ve, father is Rh +ve (B) ekr k Rh –ve gks , fi r k Rh +ve gks ; r Fkk
and the first and second children are Rh i gyk r Fkk nw l j k cPpkRh +ve gks
+ve.
(C) ekr k Rh –ve gks , fi r k Rh +ve gks r Fkk
(C) Mother is Rh –ve, father is Rh +ve
i gyk r Fkk nw l j k cPpkRh –ve gks.
and the first and second children are Rh
(D) ekr k Rh –ve gks , fi r k Rh +ve gks r Fkk
–ve.
i gyk cPpk Rh –ve gks r Fkk nw l j k cPpk Rh
(D) Mother is Rh –ve, father is Rh +ve
+ve gks
and the first child is Rh –ve and the
second child is Rh +ve.
a t
36 Which is correctly matched in the 36 nh xbZl kj .kh ea
sl gh feyku dkS
ul k gS?
ew
given table?
ân; esa d{kksa ifjlapj.k vkWDlhtfur jDr
Number of
Types of Blood is lewg
Group Chambers dh la[;k dk izdkj izkIr gksuk
m
Circulation oxygenated by
in heart
y
(1) eNyh 1 ,dy Dykse
(1) Fish 1 Single Gills
n
Incomplete viw.kZ nksgjk Ropk@QsQM+s
(2) mHk;pj 3
n
(2) Amphibia 3 double Skin/Lungs/Gills ifjlapj.k @Dykse
u
circulation nksgjk
f
Double (3) ljhliZ 3 QsQM+s
(3) Reptiles 3 Lungs ifjlapj.k
circulation
m
Double nksgjk
(4) Lru/kkjh 4 o`Dd
a
(4) Mammals 4 Kidney ifjlapj.k
circulation
Te
37 Incomplete double circulation is found 37 vi w
. kZnksgj k i fj l a
pj .k i k; k t kr k gS:-
@
in : (A) l j hl ì r Fkk i {kh es a
(A) Fish and Amphibia (B) mH k; pj r Fkk l j hl ì esa
(B) Amphibia and Reptiles (C) i {kh r Fkk Lr u/kkj h es a
(C) Reptiles and Birds (D) eNyh r Fkk mH k; pj esa
(D) Birds and Mammals
38 In which of the following group blood is 38 fuEu esa l s fdl l ew g esa ân; } kj k j Dr dks
pumped by heart passes through large j Dr okfgdkvksa esai a i fd; k t kr k gS ] t ks fd j Dr
vessels into open spaces or body LFkku ¼ dksVj ks½esa[ kq
y r k gS:
cavities: (A) mH k; pj esa (B) , uhfyMk es a
(A) Amphibia (B) Annelida (C) eks y Ldk esa (D) i f{k; ks
aesa
(C) Mollusca (D) Birds
39 /kefu; ksa dks mu okfgfu; ksa ds : i es l q i fj Hkkf"kr
39 Arteries are best defined as the vessels
which: fd; k t kr k gSt ks&
(A) Supply oxygenated blood to the (A) fofH kUu va xksdksvkW Dl ht fur j Dr dh vki w fr Z
different organs dj r h gS
(B) Carry blood away from the heart to (B) ân; l sfofH kUu va
xksdksj Dr ysd j t kr h gS
different organs (C) ds f' kdkvksesfoHkkft r gksrh gSt ksi q u%, dhdr̀
(C) Break up into capillaries which
gksd j , d f' kj k cukr h gS
reunite to form a vein
(D) , d vka r j ka
x l snwl j svkar j ka
x dksj Dr ysd j
(D) Carry blood from one visceral organ
to another visceral organ t kr h gSA
40 Which set of blood vessels contain 40 fuEu esa l s dkSul h j Dr okfgfu; ksa ds l eq Pp; esa
oxygenated blood ? vkW
Dl ht fur j Dr mi fLFkr gksrk gS?
(A) Pulmonary artery and Coronary artery (A) Qq ¶Qql h; /keuh r Fkk dksjksuj h /keuh
(B) Pulmonary vein and Renal vein (B) Qq ¶Qql h; f' kj k r Fkk j huy f' kj k
(C) Pulmonary vein and Coronary artery (C) Qq ¶Qql h; f' kj k r Fkk dksjksuj h /keuh
(D) Pulmonary artery and Renal portal vein (D) Qq ¶Qql h; /keuhr Fkk j huy fuokfgdk f' kj k
41 The basal metabolic rate (BMR) in body 41 ' kj hj dksf' kdk esavk/kkj h; mi ki p; h nj (BMR) dk
cells is regulated by: fu; eu gksrk gS :-
(A) Parathyroid gland (A) i S j kFkk; j kbM xzafFk
(B) Thymus gland (B) Fkk; el xz fFk
a
(C) Pituitary gland (C) i h; w "k xzafFk(Pituitary gland)
(D) Thyroid gland (D) Fkk; j kbM xz a
fFk
42 Pineal gland is not related with: 42 fi uh; y xza fFk fdl l sl Eca f/kr ughagS?
t
(A) Maintaining the Body temperature (A) ' kkj hfj d r ki Øe dks cuk; s j [ kuk
a
(B) Defence capability (Maintaining the Body temperature)
ew
(C) Influences metabolism (B) j {kkR
ed vfHk; ksX; r k (Defence capability)
(D) Kidney functions (C) mi ki p; dksi z
Hkkfor dj uk
(Influences metabolism)
m
(D) oD̀d dk; Z(Kidney functions)
nn y
43 Hyperglycemic and hypoglycemic 43 gkbi j Xykbl sfed r Fkk gkbi ksXykbl sfed gkW
eksZ
u
hormone are: dkS
ul sgS\
u
(A) Insuline and glucagon (A) ba lq
y hu r Fkk Xyw d kxkWu
f
(B) Adrenalin and glucagon (B) , Mªhusy hu r Fkk Xyw d kxkW
u
(C) Adrenalin and Insulin (C) , Mªhus y hu r Fkk bUl qy hu
m
(D) Glucagon and growth hormone (D) Xyw d kxkWu r Fkk of̀) gkW eksZ
u
e a
44 Group of hormones which is related with 44 gkW
eksZ
u dk l ew g t ks vUr j k dksf' kdh; xzkgh; ksa
T
Intracellular receptors ? (Intracellular receptors) l sl Eca f/kr gS\
@
(A) Hypothalamic hormones and (A) gkbi ks FkS
y sfed gkW eksZ
u r Fkk , i husÝhu
epinephrine (B) Fkk; j kW
bM gkW eksZ
u r Fkk , LVªkMkW; ksy
(B) Thyroid hormone and estradiol (C) FSH r Fkk LH
(C) FSH and LH
(D) of̀) gkeks Z
u r Fkk MSH
(D) Growth Hormone and MSH
45 Find out the incorrect statements : 45 xyr dFkuksdkspq fu; s:
(A) Hormone always produces their effect (A) gkeks Z
u ges'kk dksf' kdk ds vUnj ; k dksf' kdk
by binding with specific proteins located f>Yyh esami fLFkr fof' k"V i zksVhuksads l kFk ca /kdj
on cell membrane or inside the cell. vi usi zHkko dksn' kkZ r k gSA
(B) Receptors are specific for a (B) xz kgh] fof' k"V gkeksZu v.kqdsfy; sfo' ks"k gksrsgS
A
particular hormone molecule. (C)gkeks u] f>Yyh ca
Z f/kr xzkfg; ksa ds l kFk fØ; k
(C) Hormones act with membrane dj r k gSr Fkk ml ds ckn dksf' kdk esa i zos'k dj
bound receptors and then enters into f} r h; d l a ns'kokgd dsl kFk ca /k t kr k gS
cell to bind with secondary messenger.
(D) , ehu i z d f̀r okys gkeksZ u] y{; dksf' kdk ds
(D) Amine nature hormone produce
secondary messengers inside the target
vUnj f} r h; d l a ns'kokgd dksmRiUu dj r k gS A
cell.
46 Which of the following group do not 46 fuEufyf[ kr esal s fdl l ew g esal a
xfBr va
r%L=koh
include organised endocrine gland: xzfUFk ' kkfey ughagS&
(A) pituitary, pineal, thyroid (A) fi ; w "k] fi fu; y] Fkkbj kWbM
(B) Adernal, parathyroid, thymus
(B) , fMªuy] i S j kFkkbj kW
bM] Fkkbel
(C) Pancreas, testis, ovary
(D) Kidney, heart and gastrointestinal (C) vXuk' k; ] o`"k.k] v.Mk' k;
tract (D) oD̀d ] ân; , oa t Bj ka
=k i Fk
(gastrointestinal tract)
47 The 24 hour (diurnal) rhythm of our 47 gekj s ' kj hj ds nS

fud (24 ?ka
Vs) l keat L; vFkkZ
r
body such as the sleep wake cycle is l ksus&t kxusdspØ dk fu; eu fdl gkeksZ u ds} kj k
regulated by the hormone ? gksrk gS?
(A) Prolactin (B) Calcitonin
(A) i z ksy S
fDVu (B) dS fYl VkW
fuu
(C) Melatonin (D) Adrenaline
(C) es y kVkWfuu (D) , Mªhusfyu
48 Which hormone generate second 48 dkS
ul k gkW
eksZ
u vi uh fØ; k dh fØ; kfof/k
messengers during it’s action mechanism ? (mechanism) ds nkSj ku f} r h; l a ns'kokgd
(A) Estrogen (B) Thyroxine (second messengers) dksmR i Uu dj r k gS?
(A) , LVªks
tu (B) Fkk; j ks
fDl u
(C) FSH (D) Cortisol
(C) FSH (D) dkW fVZl ksy
49 Somatostatin inhibits the release of :- 49 l ksesVksLVsfVu fdl dsfu"dkl u dksl a
nfer dj r k gS
(A) Prolactin (A) i z ksy sfDVu
(B) Growth Hormone (B) of̀) gkW eksZu
t
(C) Calcitonin (C) dS fYl Vksfuu
a
(D) Gonadotropin
(D) xks usMksVªksfi u
ew
50 Hormone receptors are made up of :- 50 gkWeksZ
u xzkgh (Hormone receptors) fdl l scus
(A) Protein
m
gksrsgS:-
y
(B) Steroid (A) i z ksVhu ds (B) LVhj kW
bM ds
(C) Amino acid
nn
(C) vehuksvEy ds (D) mi j ks
Dr l Hkh
(D) All of the above
u
51 gkbi ksfQfl ; y fuokfgdk f' kj k (portal vein) esa
]
f
51 Which of the following hormone will not
be present in hypophyseal portal vein ? dkS
ul k gkeksZ u mi fLFkr ugh gksrk gS?
m
(A) TRH (B) CRH (A) TRH (B) CRH
a
(C) Somatostatin (D) ACTH (C) l ks
esVksLVsfj u (D) ACTH
Te
52 A woman may develop breard and 52 , d efgyk esa fdl dh ot g l s nkM+ h , oa ewa
Ns
@
moustaches due to: fodfl r gksl dr h gS :
(A) Hypersecretion of adernal cortex (A) , Mªhuy dkW VsZ
Dl dsvfr L=ko
(B) Hypersecretion of thyroxine (B) Fkkbj kW Dl hu dsvfr L=ko
(C) Hyposecretion of adernaline
(C) , Mªhus y hu dsvYi L=ko
(D) Hyposecretion of thyroxine
(D) Fkkbj ks Dl hu dsvYi L=ko
53 Tetany is caused by 53 fVVSuh fdl dsdkj .k gksrk gS&
(A) Hypoparthyroidism (A) gkbi ks iSj kFkkbj k; fMTe
(B) Hyperparathyroidism (B) gkbi j i S j kFkkbj k; fMTe
(C) Hypothyroidism
(C) gkbi ks Fkkbj ksfMTe
(D) Hyperthyroidism
(D) gkbi j Fkkbj ks fMTe
54 Symptoms in a growing baby like stunted 54 , d of̀} ' khy cPps esa y{k.kksa t S l s dq
f.Br of̀) ]
growth, mental retardation, abnormal ekufl d voj ks/k] vl kekU; Ropk] mRifj ofr Z r
skin, deaf- mutism, protruding tongue cgj ki u] t hHk dk ckgj fudkyuk vkfn dsfodfl r
etc. are developed due to : gksusdk dkj .k gS:
(A) Hyperthyroidism (A) vfr FkkW bj kbMr k
(B) Hypothyroidism during pregnancy (B) xH kkZ
oLFkk dsnkS j ku voFkkW
bj kbMr k
(C) Simple goitre
(C) ?ks a
?kk
(D) Thyroid myxodema
(D) Fkk; j kbM feDl ks fM; k
55 Life saving hormone is? 55 u (Life saving hormone) gS
t hou j {kd gkeksZ ?
(A) Adrenaline (B) Thyroin (A) , Msªuyhu (B) Fkk; j ks
Dl hu
(C) Cortisol (D) Insulin (C) dksfVZl ksy (D) bU lqfyu
56 Choose the correct one : 56 , d l gh dkspq

fu; s&
(A) Hypersecretion of thyroxine –
(A) Fkkbj ks
Dl hu dk vfr L=ko & , Øksfexsy h
Acromegaly
(B) Hyposecretion of aldosterone – (B) , YMks
LVhj ksu dk vYi L=ko & dksUl j ksx
Conn’s disease
(C) Fkkbj ks
Dl hu dk vfr L=ko & fØVsfuTe ¼
cku
Ski u½
(C) Hypersecretion of thyroxine –
Creatinism (D) Xyw
d ksd kfVZ
d kW
bM dk vYi L=ko & , fMl u j ksx
(D) Hyposecretion of glucocorticoid –
Addision’s disease
57 Identify the hormone with its correct

57 gkeksZ u dh i gpku dsl kFk ml dsL=ksr vkS j ml ds
matching of source and function :
(A) Oxytocin - posterior pituitary
dk; Zdsl gh feyku dkspq fu; s&
gland, growth and maintenance of (A) vks Dl hVksfl u & i ' p i h; w "k xza
fFk & nq X/k
t
xza fFk; ksadk fodkl vkS j j [ k j [ kk.oA
a
mammary glands.
(B) Atrial natriuretic factor - (B) , fVª; y us j sfVd dkj d & gzn; dh fuy;
fVª; q
ew
ventricular wall of heart increases the fHkfÙk & j Dr nkc dksc<+ kr h gS A
blood pressure. (C) i z kst sLVsjku & dkW iZl &Y; w fV; e & fL=k; ksa esa
m
(C) Progesterone – corpus–luteum, f} r h; d yS fxd va
a xks dh of) r Fkk fØ; kvksa dh
y
stimuliton of growth and activities of i zsj.kkA
nn
female secondary sex organs.
(D) es y kVksfuu - fi fu; y xza fFk & ' kj hj ds l ksus
(D) Melatonin – pineal gland–regulates
t kxusdspØ dk nS fud y; dk fu; euA
u
the normal rhythm of sleepwake cycle.
f
58 (a) Increased alertness 58 (a) l fØ; r k ¼r st h½dksc<+
kukA
m
(b) i qr yh dk l a dqpu
a
(b) Pupillary constriction
e
(c) Piloerection heart rate (c) j ks
a
xVs[ kM+
sgkuk
T
(d) Increased heart rate (d) ân; nj dksc<+ kuk
(e) Increased respiratory rate (e) ' ol u nj dksc<+ kuk
@
(f) Sweating (f) i l huk vkuk
Which of the above are effects of mi j ksDr esa l s dkS ul k , fMªusy hu vFkok
adrenaline or nor-adrenalin ?
ukW
j &, fMªusy hu dsi zHko gSa&
(A) All except (c)
(A) (c) dsvfr fj Dr l H kh
(B) All except (b) and (f)
(C) All except (b) (B) (b) , oa(f) dsvfr fj Dr l H kh
(D) All except (b), (e) and (f) (C) (b) dsvfr fj Dr l H kh
(D) (b), (e) , oa(f) dsvfr fj Dr l H kh
59 Identify the hormones of 59 t Bj vka =h; i Fk (Gastrointestinal Tract) ds

Gastrointestinal Tract. gkeksZ
uksdksi gpkfu; sA
a
(a) Gastrin (b) Secretin (a) xz S
LVªhu (b) fl ØhVhu
(c) Cholecystokinin (d) ACTH (c) dks fyfl LVksd kbfuu (d) ACTH
(e) MSH (f) GIP (e) MSH (f) GIP
The correct options are : l gh fodYi gS
a&
(A) (a), (b), (c) and (d) (A) (a), (b), (c) , oa(d)
(B) (b), (c), (d) and (e)
(B) (b), (c), (d) , oa(e)
(C) (c), (d), (e) and (f)
(C) (c), (d), (e) , i a(f)
(D) (a), (b), (c) and (f)
(D) (a), (b), (c) , oa(f)
60 Number of islet of Langerhans in 60. vXuk' k; xzfUFk esayS
a
xj gS
a
l ) hi ksdh l a
[ ; k gS
a&
pancreas are (A) 1 to 2 million (B) 0.5 to 1 million
(A) 1 to 2 million (B) 0.5 to 1 million (C) 2 to million (D) 3 to 4 million
(C) 2 to million (D) 3 to 4 million
61 Golgi complex remains in close 61 xksYt hdk; dk fudVr e l a

cfU/kr gS
a
A
association with the. (A) E.R.
(A) E.R. (B) yk; l ks l kse
(B) Lysosome (C) ekbVks d kW
f.Mª; k
(C) Mitochondria
(D) None of these (D) mi j ksDr esal sdksbZugha
62 Which of the following feature is not 62 fuEu esa l s dkS u l h fo' ks"kr k ekbVksd kW
f.Mª; k l s
associated with mitochondria? l EcfU/kr ughagS\
(A) Circular nucleic acid (A) oÙ̀kkdkj U ;qfDyd vEy
(B) Elementary particles in matrix (B) eS fVªDl esai zkj fEHkd d.k
(C) Division through mitosis
(C) l el w =h ds} kj k foHkkt u
(D) Both B and C
(D) B r Fkk C nks uks
t
63 In flagella and cilia, the number of
a
63 d' kkfHkdk r Fkk i {ekfHkdk esa , Dl ksuhe ds dsUnzh;
microtubles present in the Central
Hkkx esaekS
twnlq {e ufydkvksdhl a [ ; k gksrh gS
ew
region of axoneme are
(A) 18 (B) 20 (A) 18 (B) 20
(C) 9 (D) 2 (C) 9 (D) 2
y m
64 Which of the following cell organelles is 64 fuEu esal sdkS u l k dksf' kdka
x f>Yyh j fgr gSr Fkk
nn
non- membrane bound and found in i zksd S
fj ; ksV~
l o;w dSfj ; ksV~
l nksuksaesai k; k t kr k gS
\
both prokaryotes and eukaryotes? (A) ykbl ks l kse (B) j kbcks l kse
u
(A) Lysosomes (B) Ribosomes (C) r kj dds Unz (D) ekbVks d kW
f.Mª; k
f
(C) Centrioles (D) Mitochondria
m
65 Which of the following component
65 fuEu esa l s dkS u l k vo; o t hok.kq dksf' kdk dks
a
fpi fpi k y{k.k i znku dj r k gS
\
e
provides sticky character to the
bacterial cell? (A) dks f' kdk fHkfÙk
T
(A) Cell wall (B) ds Unzd dyk
@
(B)Nuclear membrane (C) t honz O; dyk
(C) Plasma membrane
(D) Xykbdks dSfyDl
(D) Glycocalyx
66 Which of the following statement is 66 fuEu esal sdkS u l k dFku xyr gS \

incorrect? (A) e/; i Vfydk eq [ ; r %dS
fYl ; e r Fkk eS
Xuhf' k; e
(A) Middle lamella is chiefly made up of i sDVsV dh cuh gksrh gS
calcium and magnesium pectate (B) f} r h; d dks f' kd fHkfÙk i kni dsdBksj dk"Bh;
(B) Secondary cell wall is found in
Hkkxksaesai k; h t kr h gS
harder woody parts of a plant
(C) Plasmodesmata are cytoplasmic (C) Iykt eks MsLesVk dksf' kdknzO ; h l srq gS a t ks
bridges that connect the neighbouring fudVor hZi kni dksf' kdkvksadkst ksM+ r sgS
a
plant cells (D) uo i kni dks f' kdk dsdksf' kdk fHkfÙk esafLFkr
(D) The cell wall of young plant cell, the i zkFkfed fHkfÙk esaof̀) esa{ker k ugh gksrh
Primary wall is not capable of growth.
67 Which of the following cell organelles is 67 fuEu esal s dkS u l k dksf' kdka
x ml dksf' kdka x ds
involved in the synthesis of the cell la' ys"k.k esa ' kkfey gksrk gS a ft l esa t y&vi ?kVuh
organelle that contains hydrolytic ,a
t kbe gksrsgS \
enzymes?
(A) ekbVks d kW
f.Mª; kW
u
(A) Mitochondrion
(B) Golgi apparatus (B) xkW Yt h mi dj .k
(C) Plastids (C) yod
(D) Nucleus (D) ds Unzd
68 Which of the following statement is 68 fuEu esal sdkS

u l k dFku j kbcksl kseksadsl UnHkZesa
incorrect w.r.t. ribosomes?
xyr gS
\
(A) The type of ribosomes of
prokaryotes is 70S (A) i z
ksd S
fj ; ksV~
l dsj kbcksl kseksadk i zd kj 70S gksrk gS
(B) Ribosomes were discovered by (B) j kbcks
l skeksadh [ kkst t kW
t Zi S
y sM usdh
George Palade
(C) They are made up of Protein only (C) ; sds
oy Protein dscusgksrsgS
a
(D) Ribosomes are also known as (D) j kbcks
l kseksadksi zksVhu QS
DVªh Hkh dgk t kr k gS
protein factories
69 The structure present inside the nucleus 69 dsUnzd dsvUnj ekS tq

nla j puk t ksj kbcksl kse bdkbZ
responsible for ribosomal unit formation dsfuekZ . k dsfy, mÙkj nk; h gS
] fuEu esal sgS
is (A) eht ks l kse (B) ds Unzd nzO
;
t
(A) Mesosomes (B) Nucleoplasm (C) ds fUnzd k (D) DNA
a
(C) Nucleolus (D) DNA
ew
70 An elaborate network of filamentous 70 dksf' kdknzO ; esa mi fLFkr r a rqe; i zksVhue; l a
j puk
proteinaceous structure present in the dk foLr r̀ t ky t ksdksf' kdk dh vkdf̀r dkscuk; s
m
cytoplasm which helps in the j [ kusesal gk; r k dj r h gS] D; k dgykr h gS\
y
maintenance of cell shape is called (A) Fkk; ys d kW
bM
nn
(A) Thylakoid (B) vU r% i znO; h t kfydk
(B) Endoplasmic reticulum (C) t honz O; dyk
f u
(C) Plasmalemma (D) dks f' kdkda d ky
(D) Cytoskeleton
m
ekbVksd kW
f.Mª; k ds l UnHkZesaxyr dFku dk p; u
a
71
71 Select the incorrect statement w.r.t.
e
mitochondria dhft ; sA
T
(A) They divide by fission (A) ; s[ k.Mu } kj k foH
kkft r gksrsgS
a
@
(B) The matrix possesses single circular
DNA (B) eS
fVªDl esa, dy oÙ̀kkdkj DNA i k; k t kr k gS
(C) The number of mitochondria per cell (C) i z
R; sd dksf' kdk esabudh l a
[ ; k ges'kk l eku
is always same
gksrh gS
A
(D) They produce cellular energy in the
form of ATP (D) ; sATP ds: i es
adksf' kdh; Åt kZmRiUu dj r sgS
a
72 Microbodies are 72 lw
{edk;
(A) Membrane bound minute vesicles (A) f>Yyh l scaf/kr l w{e i q fVdk; sagS
(B) Non-membrane bound organelles (B) f>Yyh l svca f/kr dksf' kdka
x gS a
(C) Present only in animals (C) dsoy t Ur q
v ksaesami fLFkr j gr sgS a
(D) Present only in plants (D) dsoy i kni ksaesami fLFkr j gr sgS a
73 Select the correct combination of the 73 e/; i Vfydk dsvfHky{k.kksadsl UnHkZea sdFkuksads
statements regarding the characteristics l gh l ewg dk p; u dhft ; s
of middle lamella
a. ; g fofH kUu l ehi or hZdksf' kdkvksadks , d l kFk
a. It holds the different neighbouring
cells together. i dM+sj gr h gS
a
A
b. It is composed of Mg pectate only. b. ; g ds oy Mg i sDVsV dh cuh gksrh gS A
c. It gets dissolved during ripening of c. Qyks adsi Dou dsnkS j ku ; g fo?kfVr gkst kr hgS
A
fruits. l gh dFku gS /gSa
Correct statements is/are
(A) a r Fkkc (B) b r Fkkc
(A) a & c (B) b & c
(C) ds oy a (D) a, b r Fkkc
(C) Only a (D) a, b & c
74 In plants, the tonoplast facilitates the 74 i kni ka

sesaVksuksIykLV vusd vk; uksar Fkk vU; i nkFkksZ
transport of a number of ions and other dk i fj ogu dj kr h gS a
materials
(A) fj fDr dk es al kUnzrk i zo.kr k dsfo: )
(A) Against concentration gradient into
vacuole (B) fj fDr dk es al kUnzrk i zo.kr k dsvuq fn' k
(B) Along concentration gradient into (C) xS l fj fDr dkvksaesal kUnzrk i zo.kr k dsvuqfn' k
vacuole (D) l a dqpu' khy fj fDr dk esa l kUnzrk i zo.kr k ds
(C) Along concentration gradient into fo: )
gas vacuoles
(D) Against concentration gradient in
contractile vacuole
75 Consider the following statements and 75 fuEu dFkuksai j /; ku nhft ; sr Fkk xyr fodYi dk
choose the incorrect option p; u dhft ,
t
a. Large and more numerous nucleoli a. l fØ; : i l s i z ksVhu dk l a' ys"k.k dj us okyh
a
are present in cells actively carrying out
dksf' kdkvksaesacM+
hr Fkk vf/kd dsfUnzd k, ¡i k; ht kr hgS a
protein synthesis .
ew
b. Nuclear pores allow bidirectional b. ds Unzd fNnzv.kq v ksadhf} fn' kh; xfr esal gk; d gS a
movement of molecules. c. dks f' kdk da d ky] ; ka f=kd ' kfDr ] pyu r Fkk
dksf' kdk dh vkdf̀r dks cuk; s j [ kus ds fy,
m
c. Cytoskeleton is a glycolipid structure
y
for mechanical support, motility and Xykbdksfyfi M l a j puk gS
maintenance of the shape of the cell.
nn
d. LVhjkW bMhgkWeksZ
Ul xkW Yt hl a
dqy } kj k cuk; st kr sgS
a
d. Steroidal hormones are synthesized
(A) a r Fkkb (B) b r Fkkc
by Golgi complex.
u
(A) a and b (B) b and c (C) c r Fkkd (D) a r Fkkd
f
(C) c and d (D) a and d
a m
76 All the following statements are correct, 76 fuEu esal sfdl dsvfr fj Dr l Hkh dFku l gh gS a
\
e
except (A) i z d k' kl a
' ys"kh dksf' kdkvksa esa i j kW Dl hl kse
T
(A) Peroxisomes are quite common in
l kekU; r ; k i k; s t kr s gS a
A i zR; sd i .kZ e/; ksrd
the photosynthetic cells. Their number
dksf' kdk esabudh l a [ ; k 70 l s100 gksl dr h gS
@
can be 70 -100 per mesophyll cell,
wherein they interact with mitochondria t gka; sekbVksd kW f.Mª; k r Fkk gfj r yod l sfØ; k i j
and chloroplasts to take part in i zd k' k&' ol u esaHkkx ysrsgS a
photorespiration (B) xs g¡wdsHkzw . ki ks"k esa
] vusd XykbvkW Dl hl kse gksrsgS a
(B) Glyoxysomes are numerous in the
(C) vU r%i znzO; h t kfydk (ER) l s t q M+s j kbcksl kse]
endosperm of wheat
(C) The ER-bound ribosomes synthesise
L=koh f>Yyh r Fkk ykbl ksl ksey i zksVhu dk l a ' ys"k.k
secretory membrane and lysosomal dj r sgS a
protein (D) j kbcks l kse t c ER l st q M+sj gr sgSar ksmudh
(D) Ribosomes when associated with ER 60S mi &bdkbZl st q M+sgksrsgS
a
are attached with their 60S sub-unit
77 uhpsfn; k x; k fp=k fdl l sl EcfU/kr gS
77 The figure given below is related to
(A) fyfi M l a
' ys"k.k
(A) Lipid synthesis (B) vuq oknu
(B) Translation (C) i s
IVkbM l a' ys"k.k
(C) Peptide synthesis (D) B r FkkC nks uksa
(D) Both B and C
78 In prokaryotes, the genetic material is 78 i zksd sfj ; ksV~

l esa] vkuq oaf' kd i nkFkZgksrk gS
(A) Linear DNA without histones (A) fgLVks u j fgr j sf[ kr DNA
(B) Circular DNA without histones (B) fgLVks u j fgr oÙ̀kkdkj DNA
(C) Linear DNA with histones
(C) fgLVks u ;q Dr j sf[ kr DNA
(D) Circular DNA with histones
(D) fgLVks u ;q Dr oÙ̀kkdkj DNA
79 Higher plant have cell wall made up of 79 mPp i kni ksesadksf' kdk fHkfÙk fuEu dh cuh gksrh gS
(A) Cellulose, hemicellulose, pectins (A) l S
Y; w
y kst ] gsehl S Y; w
y kst ] i sfDVu r Fkk i zksVhu
and protein. (B) l S
Y; w
y kst ] xsy sDVu r Fkk esuUl
(B) Cellulose, galactans and mannans (C) gsehl S
Y; wy kst ] i sfDVu r Fkk i zksVhUl
(C) Hemicellulose, pectins and proteins (D) i s
fDVu] l sY; w y kst r Fkk i zksVhUl
(D) Pectins, cellulose and proteins
80 In mitochondria, cristae act as sites for 80 ekbVksd kW

f.Mª; k esafØLVh fuEu dk dk; Zdj r h gS
(A) Protein synthesis (A) i z
ksVhu l a ' ys"k.k LFkku
(B) Phosphorylation of flavoproteins (B) ¶ys oksizksVhu dsQkW LQksfj yhdj .k dk LFkku
(C) Breakdown of macromolecules (C) nh?kZv.kq v ksadsvi ?kVu dk LFkku
(D) Oxidation-reduction reaction (D) vkW Dl hdj .k&vi p; u fØ; k dk LFkku
t
81 Which of the following type of plastids 81 fuEu esal sdkS u l si zd kj dsyod esal a
fpr [ kk|
a
does not contain stored food material? i nkFkZughagksrk gS \
ew
(A) Amyloplasts (A) , sek; yksIykLV
(B) Chromoplasts (B) Øks eksIykLV
(C) Elaioplasts
m
(C) bykvks IykLV
y
(D) Aleuroplasts (D) , sY; q
j ksIykLV
nn
82 Extranuclear DNA is found in 82 ckg; dsUnzh; DNA fuEu esal si k; k t kr k gS
u
(A) Lysosome
(A) ykbl ks l kse
f
(B) Chloroplast
(B) gfj r yod
(C) Mitochondria
m
(C) ekbVks d kW
f.Mª; k
a
(D) Both B and C
(D) B r FkkC nks uks
Te
83 Which one of the following statement is 83 va
r j koLFkk i zkoLFkk ds fy, fuEu esa l s dkS
u lk
incorrect for interphase stage? dFku xyr gS \
@
(A) Period of great metabolic activity (A) mPp mi ki p; h fØ; k dh vof/k gS
(B) Also called preparatory phase (B) mi ØekR ed (Preparatory) voLFkk Hkh
(C) Absence of replication of DNA dgykr h gS
(D) It covers over 95% of the total (C) DNA dhi z fr df̀r dh vuq
i fLFkfr
duration of cell cycle (D) ; g dks f' kdk pØ dh dq y vof/k dk 95% l s
vf/kd l e; gksrh gS
84 Which of the following is correctly 84 fuEu esal sdkS
ul k fodYi l q
esfyr gs\
matched? (A) ds
Unzd f>Yyh foyq
Ir gksuk & i zkj a
fHkd i q
okZ
oLFkk
(A) Nuclear membrane disappearance -
early prophase (B) xq
. kl q
=k dk v/; ; u & e/; koLFkk
(B) Study of chromosome -Metaphase (C) vU
r j {ks=h; r a
r qfuekZ
. k & va
R; koLFkk
(C) Interzonal fibres formation -
(D) ER r Fkk xkW
Yt h dk; ksa dk i q
u%i zd Vu &
Telophase
(D) Reappearance of ER and golgi i ' pkoLFkk
bodies -Anaphase
85 Synaptonemal complex formation stage 85 Synaptonemal l a

dqy fuekZ
. k dh voLFkk gS
is (A) i S
d hVhu
(A) Pachytene (B) t kbxksVhu
(B) Zygotene (C) fMIyksVhu
(C) Diplotene (D) ysIVksVhu
(D) Leptotene
86 Match the column I with column II. 86 dkWy e I dk feyku dkW y e II l sdhft ; s
Column I Column II dkWye I dkWy e II
p. Activation of (i) Diplotene
p. i q
u; ksZ
t u xzfUFkdkvksadk l fØ; .k (i) fMIyksVhu
recombination nodules
q. Desynapsis (ii) Pachytene q. l w=kfo; qXeu (ii) i S
d hVhu
r. Disjunction of homologous (iii) Anaphase-I r. l et kr xq . kl w
=kksadk fo; kst u (iii) i ' pkoLFkkI
chromosomes s. xq. kl w
=kfcUnqdk foHkkt u (iv) i ' pkoLFkkII
s. Centromere division (iv) Anaphase-II (A) p(ii), q(i), r(iii), s(iv)
(A) p(ii), q(i), r(iii), s(iv) (B) p(ii), q(i), r(iv), s(iii)
(B) p(ii), q(i), r(iv), s(iii) (C) p(i), q(ii), r(iii), s(iv)
(C) p(i), q(ii), r(iii), s(iv) (D) p(iii), q(ii), r(i), s(iv)
(D) p(iii), q(ii), r(i), s(iv)
87 The sequence of events by which cells 87 ?kVukvksadk og Øe D; k dgykr k gSft l ds} kj k
dksf' kdk; sa vi us t hukse dk f} xq . ku dj r h gS a
]
t
duplicate their genome, synthesize the
a
other components of cell which dksf' kdkvksadsmu vo; oksadksl a ' ys"k.k dj r h gS
at ks
eventually distribute into two daughter vUr r %nksi w =kh dksf' kdkvksaesafor fj r gkst kr sgSa
\
ew
cells is called (A) ' kkU r voLFkk
(A) Quiescent stage
(B) t uu dky
m
(B) Generation time
(C) dks f' kdk pØ
y
(C) Cell cycle
(D) Kinetochore (D) dkbus Vksd ksj
nn
88 In meiosis-I, condensation and coiling 88 v/kZlw=kh foHkkt u-I esa ØksesfVu r a
rq
v ksa dk l a
?kuu
u
r Fkk dq. Myu i zkj EHk gksrk gs
f
of chromatin fibres started during
(A) Metaphase (A) e/; koLFkk es a
m
(B) Leptotene (B) ys IVksVhu esa
a
(C) Diakinesis (C) i kj xfr Øe es a
e
(D) Diplotene (D) fMIyks Vhu esa
T
89 In pachytene, each bivalent contains 89 iSd hVhu esai zR; sd ; q
Xyh (bivalent) esagksrsgSa
@
(A) Two chromatids (A) nksØks esfVM
(B) One chromatid (B) , d Øks esfVM
(C) Four chromatids (C) pkj Øks esfVM
(D) Three chromatids
(D) r hu Øks esfVM
90 If there are 30 chromosomes in G1 90 ; fn G1 i zkoLFkk esa 30 xq . kl w
=k gS
a r ks t kbxksVhu
phase then what will be number of voLFkk esaf} l a
; kst dksadh l a
[ ; k fdr uh gksxh\
bivalents in zygotene stage?
(A) 30 (B) 15
(A) 30 (B) 15
(C) 45 (D) 60
(C) 45 (D) 60
NEET PATTERN | Part Test - 01
PART - II [PHYSICS]
91. A point moves in a straight line so that 91. , d fcUnql h/kh j s[kk esabl i zd kj xfr dj r k gSfd
its displacement is x m at time t sec, r kfd t sec, i j bl dk foLFkki u x m gks] ft l s
given by x2 = t2 + 1. Its acceleration in x2 = t2 + 1 } kj k fn; k t kr k gS A l e; t sec i j
m/s2 at time t sec is :
1 1 1
bl dk Roj .k m/s esagS
2 &
(A) (B)  1 1 1
x x x2 (A) (B) 
x x x2
1 1
(C)  2 (D) 3 1 1
x x (C)  (D)
x2 x3
92. The co-ordinates of a moving particle 92. xfr dj j gs , d d.k ds t l e; i j funsZ
' kka
d
at a time t, are given by, x = 5 sin 10
t, y = 5 cos 10 t . The speed of the x = 5 sin 10 t, y = 5 cos 10 t } kj k fn; s
t kr sgS
A d.k dh pky gksxh %
t
particle is :
a
(A) 25 (B) 50 (A) 25 (B) 50
(C) 10 (D) None (C) 10 (D) dks
bZugha
ew
93. A man moves along the x-axis such that 93. , d vkneh x-v{k dsvuq fn' k bl i zd kj xfr dj r k
its velocity is v =1/x. If he is initially at gSfd bl dk osx v =1/x gS A ; fn og i zkj EHk esa
m
x = 2 m, find the time when he reaches
y
x = 2 m i j gS] r ksog l e; Kkr dhft ; st c og
x=4m
nn
x = 4 m i j i gq
¡pr k gS
A
(A) 6 sec
(B) 4 sec (A) 6 sec
u
(C) 3 sec (B) 4 sec
f
(D) he can't reach x = 4 m (C) 3 sec
(D) og x = 4 m i j ughai gq
a
p l dr k
a m
94. The approximate value of x where 94. x dk yxH
kx eku gksxk t gk¡ x = sin 2° cos 2°
e
x = sin 2° cos 2°, is :
gS&
T

(A) (B) 2 
90 (A) (B) 2
@
90

(C) 1 (D) 
45 (C) 1 (D)
45
95. An object is moving in a straight line. 95. , d oLr q, d l j y j s[kk esaxfr eku gS
A bl dk fLFkfr
Its position versus time graph is shown
below. The detector is at the origin (0 l e; xzkQ uhpsn' kkZ
; k x; k gS
Al a
lwpd ew
y fcUnq
meters). Between t = 6 and t = 8
seconds, which statement describes the (0 ehVj ) i j gS
At = 6 ot = 8 l S
d .M dse/; ]
motion shown in the graph.
Position (meters) dkS
ul k dFku xzkQ esan' kkZ
bZxbZxfr cr kr k gS\
3 Position (meters)
2 3
1 2
1
0 2 4 6 8
Time (seconds)
0 2 4 6 8
(A) Motion away from detector with Time (seconds)
constant velocity
(B) Motion towards detector with (A) fu; r os
x l sl a
lwpd l snw
j xfr
constant velocity
(C) Motion towards detector with (B) fu; r os
x l sl a
lwpd dh vksj xfr
decreasing velocity
(D) Motion away from detector with (C) ?kVr sos
x l sl a
lwpd dh vksj xfr
increasing velocity (D) c<+
r sosx l sl a
lwpd l snw
j xfr
96. A horizontally moving rocket has 96. , d {kS

fr t r %xfr ' khy j kWd sV v osx j [ kr k gSt ks
velocity given by v = 10 – 2t. Its v = 10 – 2t } kj k fn; k x; k gS A r c bl dk Roj .k
acceleration is given by fuEu } kj k fn; k t kr k gS&
(A) 10 (B) – 2 (A) 10 (B) – 2
(C) – 4 (D) + 4 (C) – 4 (D) + 4
97. A particle starts from rest on a straight 97. , d d.k , d l j y i Fk i j foj ke l si zkj EHk dj r k
path. Its acceleration is linearly varying gSA bl dk Roj .k l e; ds l kFk j s[kh; : i l s
with time, such that velocity of the i fj ofr Z
r gksj gk gSft l l st = 2 sec o t = 4
particle at t = 2 sec and t = 4 sec is 6 sec i j d.k dk os x Øe' k%6 ms–1 o 20 ms–1
ms–1 and 20 ms–1 respectively. Find gSA t = 1 sec i j d.k dk Roj .k Kkr dhft ; sA
acceleration of the particle at t = 1 sec. (A) 1.5 ms–2 (B) 2 ms–2
(A) 1.5 ms–2 (B) 2 ms–2 (C) 3 ms–2 (D) 2.5 ms–2
(C) 3 ms –2 (D) 2.5 ms–2
 
t
98. If y = t 3 /3 – t 2 – 3t +1 then graph 98. ; fn y = t 3 /3 – t 2 – 3t +1 gS , r ksy 2 o
a
of y 2 versus t will be, where y 2 = t dk vkj s
[ k gksxk, t gk¡ y 2 = d 2 y/dt 2 gSA
ew
d 2 y/dt 2
m
(A) (B)
y
(A) (B)
f u nn
(C) (D)
m
(C) (D)
Te a
99. A particle moves along the curve y2 = 99. , d d.k oØ y2 = 2x dsvuq
fn' k xfr dj r k gS
]
t2 t2
@
2x where x  & y > 0. What is the t gk¡ x  o y > 0 gS
a
A t = 2s i j d.k dk
2 2
acceleration of the particle at t = 2s? Roj .k D; k gksrk gS?
(A) î (B) ĵ (A) î (B) ĵ
(C) ˆi  ˆj (D) 2iˆ (C) ˆi  ˆj (D) 2iˆ

100. The relation between the time t and 100. x-v{k i j xfr ' khy , d d.k ds fy, l e; t o
position x for a particle moving on x- fLFkfr x dse/; l EcU/k
axis is given by t = px2 + qx } kj k fn; k x; k gS
t = px2 + qx (p & q are constant) (p o q fu; r kad gS )
The relation between velocity and Roj .k dsi fj ek.k o osx dse/; l EcU/k gS:
magnitude of acceleration - (A) a  v3 (B) a  v2
(A) a  v3 (B) a  v2 (C) a  v4 (D) a  v
(C) a  v4 (D) a  v
101. The displacement of a particle after

101. t l e; i ' pkr ~ , d d.k dk foLFkki u
time t is given by x  (k / b2 )(1  ebt ) ,
where b is a constant. What is the x  (k / b2 )(1  ebt ) } kj k fn; k t kr k gS
] t gk¡
acceleration of the particle ? b , d fu; r ka
d gS
A d.k dk Roj .k D; k gS\
(A) kebt (B) kebt (A) kebt (B) kebt
k bt k bt k bt k bt
(C) e (D) e (C) e (D) e
2
b b2 b2 b2
102. Consider the equation    

d      102. l ehdj .k d   F . ds   A F . P  gks] r ksA dh
F . ds   A F . P  . Then dimension dt
dt       
  foek gksxh (t gk¡ F  cy , NksVk ds  foLFkki u,
of A will be (where F  force, small ds  
 t  l e; r Fkk P  j s
[ kh; l a
osx).
displacement, t  time and P  linear
(A) MºLºTº (B) M1LºTº
momentum).
(A) MºLºTº (B) M1LºTº (C) M–1LºTº (D) MºLºT–1
(C) M–1LºTº (D) MºLºT–1
103. The dimensional equation for electric 103. fo| qr QyDl ds fy; s fofue; l ehdj .k D; k gS
]
flux is, symbols have usual meaning : i zrhd dk l kekU; ¼
i zpfyr ½vFkZgS%
(A) ML3T–3I–1 (B) ML–3T3I–1 (A) ML3T–3I–1 (B) ML–3T3I–1
(C) ML3T3I–1 (D) ML–3T3I (C) ML3T3I–1 (D) ML–3T3I
104. Using the dimension formula for the 104. l kj .kh esa fn; s x; s pj ksa ds fy; s foeh; l w
=k dk
t
variables given in the table, the possibly i z;ksx dj r sgq
; s] l EHkkfor l gh l EcU/k gS
%
a
correct relation is : pj foeh; l w=k
Variable Dimension formula
ew
1
1 x
x [T]
[T] y [L]
m
y [L] [L]
y
[L] z
[T]2
nn
z
[T]2
(A) x = 2y/z (B) 2x = (z/y)
(A) x = 2y/z (B) 2x = (z/y)
u
(C) x = 2(yz) (D) 2x = (y/z)
f
(C) x = 2(yz) (D) 2x = (y/z)
?kuRo
105. What is the dimension of the physical 105. fuEu l ehdj .k P = esaHkkS
fr dh; j kf' k  dh
m
density 
a
quantity  in the equation, P = , foek D; k gskr hgS
] t gk¡ P nkc gS?
e

where P is the pressure ? (A) ML2T–1 (B) ML4T–2
T
(A) ML2T–1 (B) ML4T–2 –3
(C) L T 2 (D) L–2T2
@
–3
(C) L T 2 (D) L–2T2
106. If the mass, time and work are taken as 106. ; fn nzO ; eku] l e; r Fkk dk; Z dks ew y HkkS
fr d
fundamental physical quantities then j kf' k; ksa ds : i esa fy; k t kr k gSr ks yEckbZdk
dimensional formula of length foeh; l w =k D; k gksxk\
 1 1 
 1 1 
(A) M2 T1 W 2 
  (A) M2 T1 W 2 
   
 
 1 1 
 1 1
(B) M 2 T1 W 2 
  (B) M 2 T1 W 2 
   
 
(C) M1 T2 W
  (C) M1 T2 W
 
(D) None of these (D) buesal sdksbZugha
107. Given that ln (/p) = z/KB where p is 107. fn; k x; k gS ln (/p) = z/KB t gka
pressure, z is distance, KB is Boltzmann p = nkc, z = nw
j h, KB cksYVeku fu; r ka
d r Fkk
constant and  is temperature, the
 = r ki gS
]  dh foek gksxh (mi ; ksxh l w
=k mt kZ
dimensions of  are (useful formula
= KB × r ki )
Energy = KB × temperature)
(A) L0M0 T0 (B) L1 M–1 T2 (A) L0M0 T0 (B) L1 M–1 T2
(C) L2 M0 T0 (D) L–1 M1 T–2 (C) L2 M0 T0 (D) L–1 M1 T–2
108. A co-ordinate system consisting of x-y 108. x-y v{kks

adsfuns'Zkh r U=k dksml h r y esa dks.k
axis, is rotated by an angle  in l sokekor Zfn' kk esa?kq
ek; k t kr k gS
] u; sv{kksx̂ , oa
anticlockwise direction in the same
plane. The unit vector along new set of ŷ ' dsvuqfn' k bZd kbZl fn' k Øe' k%gksxkA
axes, x̂ and ŷ ' are respectively. ^
y( j )
^ y
y( j )
y
x
x 
  ^
x( i )
 ^
x( i )
(A) cos  î vkS
j sin  ĵ
(A) cos  î & sin  ĵ
(B) cos  î +sin  ĵ vkS
j – sin  î + cos  ĵ
(B) cos  î + sin  ĵ & – sin  î + cos  ĵ
t
(C) cos  î + sin  ĵ vkS
j sin  î + cos  ĵ
a
(C) cos  î + sin  ĵ & sin  î + cos  ĵ
ew
(D) sin  î + cos  ĵ & cos  î + sin  ĵ (D) sin  î + cos  ĵ vkS
j cos  î + sin  ĵ
m
109. A boat is moving in direction of vector 109. , d uko l fn' k 4iˆ  3jˆ fn' kk esa10 m/s dh
y
4iˆ  3j
ˆ with a speed of 10 m/s.
pky l s xfr ' khy gS
A uko ds osx l fn' k dksfuEu
nn
Velocity vector of boat can be expressed : i esaO
; Dr fd; k t k l dr k gS
A
as :
(A) 8iˆ  6j
ˆ (B) 40iˆ  30j
ˆ
u
(A) 8iˆ  6j
ˆ (B) 40iˆ  30j
ˆ
f
4 ˆ 3ˆ
4 ˆ 3ˆ (C)  i j (D) 6iˆ  8j
ˆ
(D) 6iˆ  8j
ˆ
m
(C)  i j 5 5
5 5
e a
110. A particle is moving eastward with a 110. , d d.k 5 m/s dhpky l si w oZdhvksj xfr dj j gk
T
speed of 5 m/s. In 10 s the velocity gSA 10 s esabl dk osx i fj ofr Z
r gksd j 5 m/s mÙkj
@
changes to 5 m/s northwards. The dhvksj gkst kr k gS
A bl l e; esavkSl r Roj .k gS:
average acceleration in this time is (A) ' kw
U;
(A) zero.
1
1 (B) m/s2 mÙkj &i f' pe dhvks
j
(B) m/s2 towards north-west. 2
2
(C) 1/2 m/s2 mÙkj -i f' pe dh vks
j
(C) 1/2 m/s2 towards north-west.
(D) 1/2 m/s2 towards north. (D) 1/2 m/s mÙkj dh vks
2 j
     
111. If a,b and c are unit vectors such that 111. ; fn a,b r Fkk c bl i zd kj bdkbZl fn' k gSfd
          
a  b  c  0 , then the angle between a a  b  c  0 gSA r c a r Fkk b dse/; dks
.k

and b is gksxk
(A)  (B) 
(A)  (B) 
(C) 90° (D) 
(C) 90° (D) 
     
112. a = 2; b = 3; c = 6. Angle between   
112. a = 2; b = 3; c = 6 gS Aa r Fkk b ] b
        
a and b ; b and c and c and a is 120° r Fkk c o c r Fkk a i zR; sd dse/; dks.k 120°
     
each, find a  b  c gS] r c a  b  c Kkr dj ksA
(A) 15 (B) 17 (A) 15 (B) 17
(C) 13 (D) 11 (C) 13 (D) 11
113. A particle moves along a straight line 113. , d d.k l j y j s[kk ds vuq fn' k xfr ' khy gS
and its position as function of time is r Fkk ml dh fLFkfr l e; ds Qyu ds : i esa
given by x = t3 – 3t2 + 3t + 3 } kj k nht kr h gS ] r ksd.k
x = t3 – 3t2 + 3t + 3
then particle (A) t = 1s i j : d t k, xk , oabl dh xfr dh
(A) stops at t = 1s and reverses its fn' kk foi j hr gkst k, xhA
direction of motion (B) t = 1s i j : d t k, xk , oa fcuk fn' kk
(B) stops at t = 1s and continues i fj ofr Z
r fd, vkxspyr k j gsxkA
further without change of direction (C) t = 2s i j : d t k, xk , oabl dh xfr dh
(C) stops at t = 2s and reverses its
fn' kk foi j hr dj ysxkA
direction of motion
(D) stops at t = 2s and continues (D) t = 2s i j : d t k, xk , oa fcuk fn' kk
further without change of direction i fj ofr Z
r fd, vkxspyr k j gsxkA
t
, d oLr q} kj k r ; nwj h s o l e; t dse/; l EcU/k
a
114. The relationship between the distance s 114.
travelled by a body and the time t is dksl ehdj .k s = A + Bt + Ct2 + Dt3 } kj k
ew
described by the equation s = A + Bt + n' kkZ
; k t kr k gS
, t gk¡ C = 0.14 m/s2 o D =
Ct2 + Dt3, where C = 0.14 m/s2 and D 0.01 m/s2 gS A xfr i zkj EHk gksus ds fdr us l e;
m
= 0.01 m/s2. In what time after motion
i ' pkr ~oLr qdk Roj .k 1 m/s2 gksxk?
y
begins will the acceleration of the body
be equal to 1 m/s2 ? (A) 10 sec (B) 50/3 sec
nn
(A) 10 sec (B) 50/3 sec (C) 12 sec (D) 18 sec
(C) 12 sec (D) 18 sec
f u
115. The coordinates of a moving particle at 115. , d xfr eku d.k ds fdl h l e; 't' i j funsZ
' kka
d
m
any time 't' are given by x = t3 and x = t o y = t } kj k fn; st kr sgS
3 3 A l e; 't'
a
a
y = t3. The speed of the particle at i j d.k dh pky nh t kr h gS%
e
time 't' is given by 2 2
T
2 2 (A) t2    (B) 2  2
(A) t2    (B) 2  2
@
(C) 3t 2  2 (D) 3t2 2  2
2 2 2 2
(C) 3t    (D) 3t2  
116. Each of four particles move along 116. i zR; sd pkj d.k x-v{k dh fn' kk esat k j gsgS
] muds
x-axis. Their coordinates (in meters) as funsZ ' kka
d (ehVj esa
) l e; (l Sd .M esa
) dsQyu ds
functions of time (in seconds) are given : i esafuEu } kj k fn; st kr sgS&
by
d.k 1 : x(t) = 3.5 – 2.7t3
particle 1 : x(t) = 3.5 – 2.7t3
particle 2 : x(t) = 3.5 + 2.7t3 d.k 2 : x(t) = 3.5 + 2.7t3
particle 3 : x(t) = 3.5 + 2.7t2 d.k 3 : x(t) = 3.5 + 2.7t2
particle 4 : x(t) = 3.5 – 3.4t – 2.7t2 d.k 4 : x(t) = 3.5 – 3.4t – 2.7t2
Which of these particles have constant bu d.kksaesal sdkS ul sd.k dk Roj .k fu; r gSA
acceleration ?
(A) l H kh pkj (B) dsoy 1 o 2
(A) All four (B) Only 1 and 2
(C) Only 2 and 3 (D) Only 3 and 4 (C) ds oy 2 o 3 (D) dsoy 3 o 4
117. A car begin to move from rest. For the 117. , d dkj foj ke l spyuk i zkj EHk dj r h gS A i Fk ds
first half of the path, it moves with i zFke vk/ksHkkx i j ; g fu; r Roj .k l sxfr dj r h
constant acceleration. Then it moves gS ] fQj ; g ' ks"k i Fk i j 18 m/s dsvft Z r osx l s
with the attained velocity of 18 m/s for
the rest of the path. What is its average
xfr dj r h gS A l Ei w . kZi Fk ds fy, bl dh vkSlr
speed for the entire path ? pky D; k gS\
(A) 6 m/s (B) 9 m/s (A) 6 m/s (B) 9 m/s
(C) 12 m/s (D) 15 m/s (C) 12 m/s (D) 15 m/s
118. A stone is released from a balloon that 118. , d i RFkj dks, d xq Cckj sl sNksM+
k t kr k gSt ks10
is descending at a constant speed of 10 m/s dh , d fu; r pky l suhpsvk j gk gS A ok; q
m/s. Neglecting air resistance, after 20 i zfr j ks/k dksux.; ekuus i j ]] 20 s i ' pkr ~i RFkj
s the speed of the stone is: dh pky gS:
(A) 2160 m/s (B) 1760 m/s (A) 2160 m/s (B) 1760 m/s
(C) 206 m/s (D) 196 m/s (C) 206 m/s (D) 196 m/s
119. An object starts from rest at the origin 119. , d oLr qew y fcUnql sfoj ke l si zkj EHk dj r h gSr Fkk
and moves along the x axis with a 4m/s2 dsfu; r R oj .k l sx-v{k dsvuq fn' k xfr
constant acceleration of 4m/s2. Its dj r h gSA t c ; g x = 2m l sx = 8m r d t kr h
average velocity as it goes from x = 2m
gS] r ksbl dk vkS
l r osx gS &
to x = 8m is:
(A) 1m/s (B) 2m/s
(A) 1m/s (B) 2m/s (C) 3m/s (D) 6m/s
(C) 3m/s (D) 6m/s
a t
120. A ball is projected vertically upwards 120. , d xsan , d Å¡ph pV~ Vku l s 50 m/s osx l s
ew
with a velocity of 50 m/s from a high Å/okZ
/kj : i l sÅi j dh vksj i z{ksfi r dh t kr h gS
A
cliff. After 7 seconds : 7l sd .M i ' pkr ~:
(A) The ball is above point of projection (A) xsan i z{ksI; fcUnqdsÅi j gSr Fkk uhpsdh vksj
m
and is moving downward
y
xfr dj j gh gS A
(B) The ball is above point of projection
(B) xsa
n i z{ksI; fcUnqdsÅi j gSr Fkk Åi j dh vksj
nn
and is moving upwards
xfr dj j gh gS A
(C) The ball is below point of projection
(C) xs a
n i z{ksI; fcUnqdsuhpsgSr Fkk uhpsdh vksj
u
and moving downward
f
(D) The ball is below point of projection xfr dj j gh gS A
and moving upward (D) xs a
n i z{ksI; fcUnqdsuhpsgSr Fkk Åi j dh vksj
m
xfr dj j gh gS A
e a
121. Two trains are moving in opposite 121. nksVsªusa, d gh i Vj h i j foi j hr fn' kk esaxfr eku gS
a
A
T
direction on same track. When their t c mudse/; nw j h 600 m gksrh gSr ksmu Vªsuksads
separation was 600 m their drivers pkydksa dks bl xyr h dk i r k yxr k gSr Fkk os
@
notice the mistake and start slowing
VDdj dksVkyusdsfy; sxfr de dj uk i zkj EHk dj r s
down to avoid collision. Graphs of their
gS
aA l e; ds Qyu ds : i esamuds osxksads xzkQ
velocities as function of time is as
shown, find separation between the n' kkZ
; svuq l kj gS
] r ksi gyh Vsªu ds: dusi j pkydksa
drivers when first train stops : dse/; i F̀kdr k nw j hKkr dhft ; sA
V1 (m/s) V1 (m/s)
V2 (m/s) V2 (m/s)
50 50
10 10 t (sec)
t (sec)
t (sec) t (sec) –60

8 –60 8
(First train) (Second train) (First train) (Second train)
(A) 100 m (B) 160 m
(A) 100 m (B) 160 m
(C) 112 m (D) 124 m
(C) 112 m (D) 124 m
122. The vertical height between two points A 122. nksfcUnq v ksaA o B dschp Å/oZÅ¡pkbZ30 m gS A
and B is 30 m. A particle is projected , d d.k A l suhpsdh vksj Qsa d k t kr k gSvkSj Bhd
downward from A and at the same time
another particle is projected upward from ml h l e; , d vU; d.k B l sml h pky l sÅi j
B with the same speed. Both particles dh vksj i z{ksfi r fd; k t kr k gS
A nksuksad.k /kj kr y
reach the ground simultaneously. The i j , d l kFk i gq¡pr sgS
a
A d.k dk i z{ksi.k osx gS%
velocity of the projection of the particle is
(B /kj kr y i j fLFkr gS)
(B is on ground)
(A) 15 m/s (B) 5 3 m/s (A) 15 m/s (B) 5 3 m/s
(C) 10 m/s (D) 5 m/s (C) 10 m/s (D) 5 m/s
123. A ball is thrown vertically up in air 122. , d xsa

n ok; qesaÅ/okZ /kj Åi j dh vksj Qsad h t kr h
where the resistive force can be gSt gk¡ i zfr j ks/kh cy fu; r ekuk t k l dr k gS
A ; fn
considered to be constant. If time of Åi j t kusdk l e; t1 gSr Fkk uhpsvkusdk l e;
ascent is t1 and time of descent is t2. t2 gS
A i z{ksi.k osx o bl ds /kj kr y i j Vdj kus l s
The ratio of velocity of projection to the Bhd i w
oZdsosx dk vuq i kr gS%
velocity just before it hits the ground is 2
2 t t 
t t  (A) 2 (B)  2 
(A) 2 (B)  2  t1  t1 
t1  t1 
2t2 t
2t2 t (C) (D) 2
(C) (D) 2 t1 2t1
t1 2t1
124. A body is projected at an angle 60° with 124. , d oLr q{kS fr t /kj kr y l sk xfr t Åt kZl s60°
the horizontal ground with kinetic dks.k i j i z{ksfi r dh t kr h gSA t c osx {kSfr t l s
t
energy k. When the velocity makes an 30° dks . k cukr k gS ] r ks oLr q dh xfr t Åt kZ
a
angle 30° with the horizontal, the gksxh :
ew
kinetic energy of the body will be (A) k/2 (B) k/3
(A) k/2 (B) k/3 (C) 2k/3 (D) 3k/2
(C) 2k/3 (D) 3k/2
y m
125. A body is projected at time ( t = 0) 125. , d oLr ql e; t = 0 i j , d xzg dh l r g i j
nn
from a certain point on a planet’s fLFkr fdl h fcUnql sxzg dh l r g (ekukfd {kS fr t
surface with a certain velocity at a
certain angle with the planet’s surface gS ) l s , d fuf' pr dks . k i j , d fuf' pr osx l s
f u
(assumed horizontal). The horizontal i z{ksfi r dh t kr h gS A {kSfr t o Å/oZfoLFkki u Øe' k%
and vertical displacements x & y (in x o y (ehVj es a
) l e; t (sec es a
) dsl kFk x =
m
meter) respectively vary with time t in
a
10 3 t o y = 10 t – t2 dsvuq l kj i fj ofr Z
r
second as, x = 10 3 t and y = 10 t –
e
t2. Then themaximum height attained gksrsgS a
, r ksoLr q} kj k i z
kIr vf/kdr e Å¡pkbZgS:
T
by the body is : (A) 200 m (B) 100 m
@
(A) 200 m (B) 100 m (C) 50 m (D) 25 m
(C) 50 m (D) 25 m
126. A projectle is fired horizontally from an 126. , d i z{ksI; dks , d vkur r y ({kS fr t l s 30°
inclined plane (of inclination 30° with vkur dks.k i j ) l s 50 m/s pky l s {kS fr t r %
horizontal) with speed = 50 m/s. If g = nkxk t kr k gS A ; fn g = 10 m/s2 gS ] r ksvkur
10 m/s2, the range measured along the
r y dsvuq fn' k eki h xbZi j kl gksrh gS:
incline is
(A) 500 m (B) 1000/3 m (A) 500 m (B) 1000/3 m
(C) 200 2 m (D) 100 3 m (C) 200 2 m (D) 100 3 m
127. An object is thrown from a point 'A' 127. , d oLr q, d bZekj r dsfcUnq'A' l s{kS fr t r %Qsa
dh
horizontally from a tower and hits the t kr h gSr Fkk ; g 3s i ' pkr ~ /kj kr y i j B i j
ground 3s later at B. The line from 'A' to Vdj kr h gS
A 'A' l s'B' r d dh j s[kk {kSfr t l s30º
'B' makes an angle of 30º with the dk dks.k cukr h gS
A oLr qdk i zkj fEHkd osx gS%
horizontal. The initial velocity of the (g = 10 m/s2 yhft ; s )
object is: (take g = 10 m/s2) A
V
V 30º
A
30º
C B
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(A) 15 3 m/s (B) 15 m/s
(A) 15 3 m/s (B) 15 m/s
(C) 10 3 m/s (D) 25 / 3 m/s
(C) 10 3 m/s (D) 25 / 3 m/s
128. Two particle A and B are projected 128. nks d.k A o B /kj kr y i j fLFkr fdl h fcUnql s
simultaneously from a fixed point on the , dl kFk i z{ksfi r fd; st kr sgS
a
A d.k A , v pky l s
ground. Particle A is projected on a
fpduh {kS fr t l r g i j i z{ksfi r fd; k t kr k gS
smooth horizontal surface with speed v,
while particle B is projected in air with 2v
t cfd d.k B pky l s ok; qesai z{ksfi r fd; k
2v 3
speed . If particle B hits the particle
3 t kr k gSA ; fn d.k B d.k A l s Vdj kr k gS
A r ks
A, the angle of projection of B with the Å/okZ /kj l sB dk i z{ksi.k dks.k gS:
vertical is (A) 30° (B) 60°
(A) 30° (B) 60° (C) 45° (D) A o B nks
uksa
(C) 45° (D) both A and B

129. An airplane is flying in a horizontal
129. , d ok; q ; ku 1960 m dh Å¡pkbZi j {kS fr t fn' kk
direction with a velocity of 600 km/hour esa600 km/hour dsosx l smM+j gk gS At c ;g
t
and at a height of 1960 m. When it is /kj kr y i j fLFkr , d fcUnqA dsBhd Å/okZ /kj Åi j
a
vertically above the point A on the gksrk gS ] r ksbl l s, d oLr qfxj k; h t kr h gSA oLr q
ew
ground a body is dropped from it. The /kj kr y i j fcUnqB i j Vdj kr h gS A nw j h AB dh
body strikes the ground at point B.
Calculate the distance AB. x.kuk dfj ; sA
m
(A) 2.1 km (B) 5.3 km (A) 2.1 km (B) 5.3 km
y
(C) 4.2 km (D) 3.3 km (C) 4.2 km (D) 3.3 km
nn
130. Two particles are fired from the same 130. nks d.kksadks , d gh fcUnql s100 m/s o 100
u
point, with speeds 100 m/s and 100 m/s dh pkyks al s{kS fr t l sØe' k%60° o 120°
f
m/s, and firing angles with horizontal = i z{ksi.k dks.kksa i j i z{ksfi r fd; k t kr k gSA fdr us
60° and 120° respectively. The time
m
l e; i ' pkr ~mudsosx l fn' k , d&nw l j sdsyEcor ~
after which their velocity vectors
a
become perpendicular to each other, is gkst k; sa
xs\
e
(A) 5 s (B) 5( 3 – 1) s (A) 5 s (B) 5( 3 – 1) s
T
(C) 5 3 s (D) 5 3 / 2 s (C) 5 3 s (D) 5 3 / 2 s
@
131. The range of projection is the same as 131.  o 2 nksuksadsfy; si z{ksi.k i j kl l eku gS
] r ks
that for  and 2. the value of is dk eku gS
(A) 15° (B) 30° (A) 15° (B) 30°
(C) 45° (D) 60° (C) 45° (D) 60°
132. A particle is projected at an angle of

132. , d d.k , d nhokj dsr y l s2 ehVj nw j fLFkr
45° from a point lying 2 m from the foot
of a wall. It just touches the top of the , d fcUnql s45° dsdks.k i j i z{ksfi r fd; k t kr k
wall and falls on the ground 4 m from it. gSA ; g Bhd nhokj ds' kh"kZdksNw r k gSr Fkk bl l s4
The height of the wall is m nw j /kj kr y i j fxj r k gS
A nhokj dh Å¡pkbZgS
(A) 3/4 m (B) 2/3 m (A) 3/4 m (B) 2/3 m
(C) 4/3 m (D) 1/3 m (C) 4/3 m (D) 1/3 m
133. An aircraft flying horizontally at 360 133. 360 km/hr l s {kS

fr t r %mM+ j gk , d ok; q
; ku
km/hr releases a bomb (with zero
velocity relative to the aircraft) at a 200 m nw
j , d fLFkj VS
d i j , d ce (ok; q
a ; ku ds
stationary tank 200 m away. What must l ki s{k ' kw
U; osx l s) fxj kr k gS
A ; fn ce dks Bhd
be the height of the aircraft above the
VS
a
d i j fxj kuk gks r ks VS
a
d ds Åi j ok; q
; ku dh
tank if the bomb is to hit the tank?
(take g = 9.8 m/s2) Å¡pkbZD; k gksxh \ (yhft ; sg = 9.8 m/s2)
(A) 100 m (B) 9.8 m (A) 100 m (B) 9.8 m
(C) 19.6 m (D) 98 m (C) 19.6 m (D) 98 m
134. Man A sitting in a car moving at 54 134. 54 km/hr l sxfr ' khy , d dkj es
acS
Bk vkneh A
km/hr observes a man B in front of the ns[kr k gSfd dkj dsBhd l keus, d vknehB, 15
car crossing perpendicularly the road of
m pkS
M+
h l M+
d dksyEcor ~: i l s3 l sd .M esai kj
width 15 m in three seconds. Then the
dj t kr k gS
] r ksvkneh B dk osx gksxkA
velocity of man B will be
(A) 10 10 m/s (B) 5 10 m/s (A) 10 10 m/s (B) 5 10 m/s
(C) 5 m/s (D) 10 2 m/s (C) 5 m/s (D) 10 2 m/s
135. A stationary man observes that the rain 135. , d fLFkj vkneh i zsf{kr dj r k gSfd ckfj ' k dh cw
ns
a
strikes him at an angle 60° to the {kS
fr t l s60° dks.k i j ml l sVdj kr h gS
A t c og
horizontal. When he begins to move
t
25 m/s dsos
x l sxfr i zkj a
Hk dj r k gS
] r c {kS
fr t
a
with a velocity of 25 m/s then the drops
l s30° dks.k i j cw
a
nsml l sVdj kr h gq
bZi zrhr gksrh
ew
appear to strike him at an angle of 30°
from horizontal. the velocity of the rain gS
A ckfj ' k dh cw
nksdk osx gksxk &
a
(A) 25 m/s (B) 50 m/s
m
drops is :
y
(A) 25 m/s (B) 50 m/s (C) 12.5 m/s (D) 24 2 m/s
nn
(C) 12.5 m/s (D) 24 2 m/s
mf u
Te a
@
NEET PATTERN Part Test - 01
PART - III [CHEMISTRY]
136. The largest number of molecules is in 136. v.kqvksa dh vf/kdre la[;k gS

(A) 36 g of water (A) 36 g ty esa
(B) 28 g of carbon monoxide (B) 28 g dkcZueksuks vkWDlkbM esa
(C) 46 g of ethyl alcohol (C) 46 g ,fFky ,Ydksgy esa
(D) 54 g of nitrogen pentoxide
(D) 54 g ukbVªkstu isaVkvkWDlkbM esa
137. A gaseous mixture contains oxygen and 137. fdlh xSlh; feJ.k esa vkWDlhtu rFkk ukbVªkstu ds
nitrogen in the ratio of 1 : 4 by weight. Hkkj dk vuqikr 1 : 4 gSA vr% muds v.kqvksa dh
Therefore, the ratio of their number of
la[;k dk vuqikr gS :
molecules is :
(A) 1 : 4 (B) 1 : 8
(A) 1 : 4 (B) 1 : 8
t
(C) 7 : 32 (D) 3 : 16
a
(C) 7 : 32 (D) 3 : 16
ew
138. Which of the following has the 138. fuEu esa ls fdlesa ijek.kq dh la[;k vf/kdre gS ?
maximum number of atoms ? (A) 24 g C(12) esa
m
(B) 56 g Fe(56) esa
y
(A) 24 g of C(12)
nn
(B) 56 g of Fe(56) (C) 27g Al(27) esa
(C) 27g of Al(27) (D) 108 g Ag(108) esa
u
(D) 108 g of Ag(108)
f
139. 10 g, CaCO3 esa mifLFkr gS :
m
139. 10 g of CaCO3 contains :
(A) 10 eksy CaCO3
a
(A) 10 moles of CaCO3
e
(B) Ca ds 0.1 g ijek.kq
T
(B) 0.1 g atom of Ca
(C) Ca ds 6 ×1023 ijek.kq
(C) 6 ×1023 atoms of Ca
@
(D) Ca ds 0.1 rqY;kad
(D) 0.1 of equivalent of Ca
140. Suppose elements X and Y combine to 140. dYiuk djs dh X rFkk Y la;ksftr gksdj nks ;kSfxd
form two compounds XY2 and X3Y2 when XY2 rFkk X3Y2 cukrs gS, igys ;kSfxd ds 0.1 eksy
0.1 mole of former weigh 10 g while dk Hkkj 10 g tcfd ckn okys ;kSfxd ds 0.05
0.05 mole of the latter weigh 9 g. What eksy dk Hkkj 9 g gSA X rFkk Y ds ijek.kq Hkkj D;k
are the atomic weigths of X and Y ? gS ?
(A) 40, 30 (B) 60, 40 (A) 40, 30 (B) 60, 40
(C) 20, 30 (D) 30, 20 (C) 20, 30 (D) 30, 20
141. How many moles of P4 can be produced 141. fuEu vfHkfØ;k ds vuqlkj P4 ds fdrus eksy 0.10
by reaction of 0.10 moles Ca5(PO4)3F, eksy Ca5(PO4)3F, 0.36 eksy SiO2 rFkk 0.90
0.36 moles SiO2 and 0.90 moles C eksy C dh vfHkfØ;k ls mRiUu fd;as tk ldrs gS ?
according to the following reaction ? 4 Ca5(PO4)3F + 18 SiO2 + 30 C 
4 Ca5(PO4)3F + 18 SiO2 + 30 C 
 3P4 + 2CaF2 + 18CaSiO3 + 30 CO
 3P4 + 2CaF2 + 18CaSiO3 + 30 CO
(A) 0.060 (B) 0.030 (A) 0.060 (B) 0.030
(C) 0.045 (D) 0.075 (C) 0.045 (D) 0.075
142. Calculate the mass of lime (CaO) 142. 95% 'kq) pquk iRFkj(CaCO3) ds 200 kg dks
obtained by heating 200 kg of 95 % xeZ djus ls izkIr pwuk (CaO) ds nzO;eku dh
pure lime stone (CaCO3) : x.kuk dhft, :
(A) 104.4 kg (B) 105.4 kg (A) 104.4 kg (B) 105.4 kg
(C) 212.8 kg (D) 106.4 kg (C) 212.8 kg (D) 106.4 kg
143. What will be the equivalent weight of 143. fuEu jsMkWDl vfHkfØ;k esa ijeSaXusV vk;u dk
permanganate ion in the following redox rqY;kadh Hkkj D;k gksxk ?
reaction ? MnO –4  8H   5e –  Mn 2   4H 2O
–  – 2
MnO  8H  5e  Mn
4  4H 2O
(A) M/5 (B) M/6
(A) M/5 (B) M/6 (C) M/8 (D) 5M
t
(C) M/8 (D) 5M
a
144. In the following reaction, what is the fuEufyf[kr vfHkfØ;k es,a vkWDlhdkjd o vipk;d
ew
144.
equivalent weight of oxidant and dk rqY;kadh Hkkj Øe”k% D;k gS ?
reductant respectively ?
m
5Zn + V2O5  5ZnO + 2V
y
5Zn + V2O5  5ZnO + 2V [V = 50.94, Zn = 65.38 and O = 16]
n
[V = 50.94, Zn = 65.38 and O = 16]
(A) 18.2, 32.69 (B) 30, 20
n
(A) 18.2, 32.69 (B) 30, 20
(C) 34.10, 20.2 (D) 40, 10
u
(C) 34.10, 20.2 (D) 40, 10
mf
145. Equivalent weight of H3PO3 may be (M 145. H3PO3 dkrqY;kadh Hkkj gks ldrk gS
e a
= Molecular weight of H3PO3) (M = H3PO3 dk v.kqHkkj)
T
(A) M (A) M
@
M M
(B) (B)
2 2
M M
(C) (C)
3 3
(D) Both (A) & (B) (D) Both (A) & (B)
146. How much moles of KMnO4 is required 146. vEyh; ekè;e esa 5 eksy FeC2O4 ds vkWDlhdj.k ds
for the oxidation of 5 moles of FeC2O4 in fy, fdrus eksy KMnO4 vko';d gS\a
acidic medium? (A) 4.5 (B) 3
(A) 4.5 (B) 3
(C) 5 (D) 1
(C) 5 (D) 1
147. How many gram of KMnO4 are contained 147. 4 yhVj 0.05N foy;u es fdrus xzke KMnO4 gksrk
in 4 litre of 0.05N solution. The KMnO4 is gS\ KMnO4 vEyh; ek/;e es vkWDlhdj.k ds fy;s
to be used as an oxidation in acidic mi;ksx es fy;k tkrk gS&
medium? (A) 1.58 gm (B) 15.8gm
(A) 1.58 gm (B) 15.8gm (C) 6.32gm (D) 31.6gm
(C) 6.32gm (D) 31.6gm
148. What mass of MnO2 is reduced by 35 ml 148. vEyh; foy;u es 0.16N vkWDlsfyd vEy }kjk MnO2
of 0.16N oxalic acid in acidic solution? dk fdruk nzO;eku 35 ml ls ?kV tk;sxk \ lehdj.k gS -
The skeleton equation is :- MnO2 + H+ + H2C2O4  CO2
 +
2+
MnO2 + H+ + H2C2O4 
 CO2 + H2O + H2O + Mn
(A) 8.7 gm (B) 0.24gm
Mn2+
(C) 0.84gm (D) 43.5gm
(A) 8.7 gm (B) 0.24gm
(C) 0.84gm (D) 43.5gm
149. The order of increasing O.N. of S in S8, 149. S8, S 2O 8–2 , S 2O 3–2 , S 4O –2
6
esa S dh c<+rh
S 2O 8–2 , S 2O 3–2 , S 4O –2
6
is : vkWDlhdj.k la[;k dk Øe gS :
(A) S 8  S 2O8–2  S 2O3–2  S 4O 6–2
t
(A) S 8  S 2O8–2  S 2O3–2  S 4O 6–2
a
(B) S 2O8–2  S 2O3–2  S 4O 6–2  S 8
(B) S 2O8–2  S 2O3–2  S 4O 6–2  S8
ew
(C) S 2O8–2  S8  S 4O 6–2  S 2O 3–2
(C) S 2O8–2  S8  S 4O 6–2  S 2O 3–2
(D) S 8  S 2O3–2  S 4O 6–2  S 2O 8–2
(D) S 8  S 2O3–2  S 4O 6–2  S 2O 8–2
y m
150. fuEufyf[kr esa ls dkSuls ;qXe esa, js[kakfdr rRoksa dh
nn
150. In which of the following pairs, there is
greatest difference in the oxidation vkWDlhdj.k la[;k esa vUrj vf/kdre gS ?
u
number of the underlined elements ? (A) NO2 rFkk N2O4 (B) P2O5 rFkk P4O10
f
(A) NO2 and N2O4 (B) P2O5 and P4O10 (C) N2O rFkk NO (D) SO2 rFkk SO3
m
(C) N2O and NO (D) SO2 and SO3
e a
151. The reaction in which hydrogen 151. dkSulh vfHkfØ;k esa gkbMªkstu ijkWDlkbM+ vipk;d ds
T
peroxide acts as a reducing agent is ? :i esa dk;Z djrk gS ?
@
(A) PbS + 4H2O2  PbSO4 + 4H2O (A) PbS + 4H2O2  PbSO4 + 4H2O
(B) 2Kl + H2O2  2KOH + l2
(B) 2Kl + H2O2  2KOH + l2
(C)2FeSO4 + H2SO4 + H2O2 
(C)2FeSO4 + H2SO4 + H2O2 
Fe2(SO4)3 + 2H2O
Fe2(SO4)3 + 2H2O (D) Ag2O + H2O2  2Ag + H2O + O2
(D) Ag2O + H2O2  2Ag + H2O + O2
152. Of the following reactions, only one is a 152. fuEUkfyf[kr vfHkfØ;kvksa esa ls dsoy ,d jsMkWDl
redox reaction identify it vfHkfØ;k gS, mls igpkfu, :
(A) Ca(OH)2 + 2HCl  CaCl2 + 2H2O (A) Ca(OH)2 + 2HCl  CaCl2 + 2H2O
(B) BaCl2 + MgSO4  BaSO4 + MgCl2 (B) BaCl2 + MgSO4  BaSO4 + MgCl2
(C) 2S 2O 2– + 2H2O  4SO 2– + 4H+ (C) 2S 2O 2–
7
+ 2H2O  4SO 2–
4
+ 4H+
7 4
(D) Cu2S + 2FeO  2Cu + 2Fe + SO2
(D) Cu2S + 2FeO  2Cu + 2Fe + SO2
153. Consider the following reaction : 153. fuEu vfHkfØ;k ij fopkj dhft, :
z z
xMnO –4  yC2O2– 
4  zH  xMn
2
 2yCO2  H2 O xMnO –4  yC2O2– 
4  zH  xMn
2
 2yCO2  H2 O
2 2
The values of x, y and z in the reaction vfHkfØ;k esa x, y rFkk z ds eku Øe”k% gS :
are, respectively : (A) 5, 2 rFkk 16 (B) 2, 5 rFkk 8
(A) 5, 2 and 16 (B) 2, 5 and 8 (C) 2, 5 rFkk 16 (D) 5, 2 rFkk 8
(C) 2, 5 and 16 (D) 5, 2 and 8
154. One mole of N2H4 loses 10 moles of 154. N2H4 dk ,d eksy 10 eksy bysDVªkWUl [kksdj ,d
electrons to form a new compound y. u;k ;kSfxd y cukrk gSA ;g ekurs gq, fd lHkh
Assuming that all nitrogen appear in the ukbVªkstu u;s ;kSfxd esa izdV gksrh gS, y esa
new compound, what is the oxidation ukbVªkstu dh vkWDlhdj.k voLFkk D;k gS
state of nitrogen in y (There is no (;gk¡ gkbMªkstu dh vkWDlhdj.k voLFkk esa dksbZ
change in the oxidation state of
ifjorZu ugha gksrk gS) :
hydrogen)
(A) –1 (B) –3
(A) –1 (B) –3
(C) +3 (D) +5
(C) +3 (D) +5
t
fuEu eas ls dkSuls ;kSfxd esa vkWDlhtu mPPkre
a
155. In which of the following compounds 155.
vkWDlhdj.k voLFkk j[krh gS rFkk fdlesa fuEure
ew
oxygen has highest oxidation state and
in which it has lowest oxidation state ? vkWDlhdj.k voLFkk j[krh gS ?
m
OF2, H2O2, KO2, O2F2 OF2, H2O2, KO2, O2F2
y
(A) Highest = KO2, lowest = H2O2 (A) mPpre = KO2, fuEure = H2O2
nn
(B) Highest = OF2, lowest = H2O2 (B) mPpre = OF2, fuEure = H2O2
(C) mPpre = OF2, fuEure = KO2
u
(C) Highest = OF2, lowest = KO2
f
(D) mPpre = KO2, fuEure = OF2
(D) Highest = KO2, lowest = OF2
e a m
156. The IUPAC name of Ph O O
Ph 156. Ph dk IUPAC uke gS&
T
O Ph
O
@
is -
(A) ca
sft y csa
t ks,a
V
(A) benzyl benzoate
(B) 2-Qs
fuy , fFky Qsfuy, l hVsV
(B) 2-phenylethyl phenylacetate
(C) 2, 2-MkbZ
Qsfuy , fFky , Fksuks,V
(C) 2, 2-diphenyl ethylethanoate
(D) 2-Qs
fuy , fFky Qsfuy , Fksuks,V
(D) 2-phenylethyl phenylethanoate
157. The IUPAC name of the compound 157. Br(Cl) C(I)CF3 dk IUPAC uke gS&
Br(Cl) C(I)CF3 is (A )2 - czkseks- 2 - Dy ksj ks- 2 - v k; ksMks 1 ,1 ,1
(A )2 -bromo-2 -ch l oro-2 -i odo1 ,1 ,1 VªkbZ

¶y ksj ks, Fksu
t ri flu oroet h an e (B) 1,1,1-VªkbZ
¶yksjk-s2-czkseks-2-Dyksjks-2- vk; ksMks
(B) 1,1,1-trifluoro-2-bromo-2-chloro-2- , Fksu
iodo ethane (C) 2- cz
kseks-2- Dyksjks-1,1,1- VªkbZ
¶yksjks-2-
(C) 2-bromo-2-chloro-1,1,1-trifluoro-2- vk; ksMks, Fksu
iodo ethane (D) 1- cz
kseks-1- Dyksjks-2,2,2- VªkbZ
¶yksjks-1-
(D) 1-bromo-1-chloro-2,2,2-trifloro-1- vk; ksMks, Fksu
iodo ethane
158. How many isomers are possible for the 158. , fYdy l ew
g C5H11 dsfy, fdr usl eko; oh l a
Hko
alkyl group C5H11– ? gS?
(A) Six (B) Seven (A) Ng (B) l kr
(C) vkB (D) ukS
(C) Eight (D) Nine
159. The correct IUPAC name of the 159. ; kS

fxd dk l gh IUPAC uke gS
compound is
&
t
(A) 2-QkW
feZ
y -5-esFkkW
Dl hukbVªksca
st hu
ew a
(A) 2-Formyl-5-methoxynitrobenzene (B) 4- QkW
feZ
y -3- ukbVªks,ful kW
y
(B) 4-Formyl-3-nitroanisole
(C) 4-es
FkkW
Dl h-2- ukbVªksca
st hudkcZ
sfYMgkbM
m
(C) 4-Methoxy-2- nitrobenzenecarbaldehyde
y
(D) 4- es
FkkW
Dl h-6- ukbVªksca
st sfYMgkbM
(D) 4-Methoxy-6-nitrobenzaldehyde
u n n
f
160. For which of the following compounds, 160. fuEu esal sdkS
ul s; kS
fxd IUPAC uke xyr gS\
m
the IUPAC name is wrong ? CH3
a
O
e
CH3
O (A) ––C––NH2
T
(A) ––C––NH2
@
2-es
fFkyl kbDyksisUVsu dkcksZ
Dl sekbM
2-methylcyclopentane carboxamide COCl
COCl
(B)
(B)
l kbDyksgS
Dl suksbZ
y DyksjkbM
Cyclohexaneoyl chloride CN
CN
(C)
(C) CH3
CH3 2-es
fFky l kbDyksC
;wVsu dkcksZ
ukbVªkby
2-Methyl cyclobutane carbonitrile Br
Br COOCH3
COOCH3 (D)
(D)
esfFky ,2- czkseksl kbDyksgS
Dl su dkcksZ
Dl hysV
Methyl,2-bromocyclohexane carboxylate
Cl Cl
CH3 CH3
161. IUPAC name of is 161. dk IUPAC uke gS
a&
Br C2H5 Br C 2H5
(A )4 -Bromo-6 -ch l oro-2 -eth yl -1 - (A) 4-cz
ksek-s6-Dyksjk-s2-, fFky -1-esfFkyl kbDyksgS
Dl -1-
met h yl cycl oh ex -1 -en e bZ
u
(B)5 -Bromo-1 -ch l oro-3 -eth yl -2 - (B)5-cz
ksek-s1-Dyksjk-s3-, fFky -2- esfFkyl kbDyksgS
Dl -2-
met h yl cycl oh ex -2 -en e bZ
u
(C) 5- cz kseks-3-Dyksjk-s1-, fFky -2- esfFkyl kbDyksgS
Dl
(C)5 -Bromo-3 -ch l oro-1 -et h yl -2 -
-1- bZ
u
met h yl cycl oh ex -1 -en e
(D) 1-cz
ksek-s5- Dyksjks-3--, fFky -4- esfFkyl kbDyksgSDl
(D)1 -Bromo-5 -ch l oro-3 -et h yl -4 -
-3- bZ
u
met h yl cycl oh ex -3 -en e
a t
CHO CHO
ew
162. The IUPAC name of is 162. dk IUPAC uke gS&
CHO CHO
(A) FkS fYMgkbM
m
(A) Phthaldehyde
y
(B) 2- QkW feZ
y csa
t hudkcsZ
fYMgkbM
(B) 2-Formylbenzenecarbaldehyde
nn
(C) cast hu -1, 2-MkbZ d kcsZ
fYMgkbM
(C) Benzene-1, 2-dicarbaldehyde
(D) ca st hu -1, 2- MkbZ vy
(D) Benzene-1, 2-dial
mf u
163. C7H7Cl shows how many benzenoid 163. C7H7Cl fdr us csUt sukW
bZ
M , sjksesfVd l eko; oh
a
aromatic isomers ? n' kkZ
r k gS\
e
(A) 4 (B) 3
T
(A) 4 (B) 3
(C) 5 (D) 6
(C) 5 (D) 6
@
164. Which of the following will not show cis- 164. fuEu esa l s dkS ul k fl l &Vªka l l eko; or k ugh
trans isomerism ? n' kkZ
, xk \
(A) Butanedioic acid (A) C ;q
VsuMkbZv kW
bZd vEy
(B) 1,2-dimethyl cyclopropane (B) 1,2-MkbZ esfFky l kbDyksizksisu
(C) 1,2-dichloroethene (C) 1,2-MkbZ Dyksjks,Fkhu
(D) 2-Butene dioic acid (D) 2-C ;qVhu MkbZ v kW
bZ
d vEy
165. Which type of isomerism is shown by 165. Mkb, fFky bZ Fkj r Fkk esfFky i zksfi y bZ
Fkj dkS
ul h
diethyl ether and methyl propyl ether ? l eko; or k n' kkZ
r k gS
\
(A) Chain (A) Jà[ kyk
(B) fØ; kR ed
(B) Functional
(C) e/; ko; or k
(C) Metamerism
(D) fLFkfr
(D) Position
166. How many primary alcohols are possible 166. lw

=k C5H12O ds fy; s fdr us i zkFkfed , sYdkW
gy
for the formula C5H12O ? la
Hko gS
\
(A) 2 (B) 3 (A) 2 (B) 3
(C) 4 (D) 5 (C) 4 (D) 5
167. Phenol and benzyl alcohol are 167. fQukW

y r Fkk csfUt y , Ydksgy gS
%
&
(A) functional isomers (A) fØ; kR ed l eko; oh
(B) Homologous (B) l t kr
(C) position isomers (C) fLFkfr l eko; oh
(D) none of these (D) bues al sdksbZugha
168. The number of geometrical isomers of 168. ; kS

fxd CH3CH = CH  CH = CH  CH =
CH3CH = CH  CH = CH  CH = CHCl is CHCl dsT; kfefr ; l eko; fo; ks
adh l a
[ ; k gksxh &
(A) 4 (B) 6 (A) 4 (B) 6
(C) 8 (D) 10 (C) 8 (D) 10
t
169. How many stereoisomers are possible 169. fn, x, ; kS
fxd ds fy, fdr us f=kfoe l eko; oh
a
for compound laHko gS\
ew
OH OH
y m
NH2 NH2
nn
(A) 3 (B) 2 (A) 3 (B) 2
(C) 4 (D) Zero (C) 4 (D) ' kw
U;
f u
170. The number of optical isomers in the 170. fuEu ; kS fxdks esa i zd kf' kd l eko; fo; ksa dh dq
y
m
following compounds: la[ ; k Kkr dj ksA
a
(i) CH3–(CHOH)2–COOH
e
(i) CH3–(CHOH)2–COOH
T
(ii) HOCH2–(CHOH)4–CHO (ii) HOCH2–(CHOH)4–CHO
(iii) HOCH2–(CHOH)4–CH2OH (iii) HOCH2–(CHOH)4–CH2OH
@
(A) (i) 4 (ii) 16 (iii) 10 (A) (i) 4 (ii) 16 (iii) 10
(B) (i) 4 (ii) 16 (iii) 15 (B) (i) 4 (ii) 16 (iii) 15
(C) (i) 8 (ii) 16 (iii) 10 (C) (i) 8 (ii) 16 (iii) 10
(D) (i) 4 (ii) 14 (iii) 10 (D) (i) 4 (ii) 14 (iii) 10
171. Which of the following ions has the 171. fuEUkfyf[ kr esal sfdl vk; u dh l cl sNksVh f=kT; k
smallest radius ? gS\
(A) Be2+ (B) Li+ (C) O2–(D) F¯ (A) Be2+ (B) Li+ (C) O2–(D) F¯
172. Which of the following has highest 172. fuEufy f[ kr esa l s fd l d h v f/kd r e v k; uu
ionisation energy ? Åt kZgS\
(A) [Ne] 3s2 3p1 (A) [Ne] 3s2 3p1
(B) [Ne] 3s2 3p3 (B) [Ne] 3s2 3p3
(C) [Ne] 3s2 3p2 (C) [Ne] 3s2 3p2
(D) [Ar] 4s2 3d10 4p3 (D) [Ar] 4s2 3d10 4p3
173. Which of the following elements will 173. fuEUkfyf[ kr esa l s dkS
ul s r Ro dh U; w
ur e i zFke
have the lowest first ionisation energy ? vk; uu Åt kZgS\
(A) Mg (B) Rb (A) Mg (B) Rb
(C) Li (D) Ca (C) Li (D) Ca
174. Which of the following element has the 174. fuEUkfyf[ kr esal sdkS
ul sr Ro dh bysDVªkW
u ca
/kq
r k dk
highest value of electron affinity - mPpr e eku gS&
(A) Carbon (B) Oxygen (A) dkcZ u (B) vkW
Dl ht u
(C) ¶yq v ksjhu (D) fu; kW
u
(C) Fluorine (D) Neon
175. The process requiring the absorption of 175. Åt kZdsvo' kks"k.k dk vko' ; d i zØe gS\
energy is -
(A) F  F¯ (B) Cl  Cl¯
(A) F  F¯ (B) Cl  Cl¯
(C) O  O2– (D) H  H¯ (C) O  O2– (D) H  H¯
t
176. There are 10 neutrons in the nucleus of 176. r Ro ZM19 ds ukfHkd esa 10 U; w
VkW
u gksrs gS
A;g
a
the element ZM19. It belongs to - l EcfU/kr gS&
ew
(A) f-block (B) s-block (A) f-C ykW
d (B) s- CykW
d
(C) d-block (D) None of these (C) d- C ykWd (D) buessl sdksbZugha
a
y m
177. i kÅyh fo| q r h_ .kh eki fdl ds i zk; ksfxd ekuksads
nn
177. Pauling’s electronegativity scale is
based upon experimental values of - Åi j vk/kkfj r gS&
(A) i j ek.kqf=kT; k
u
(A) Atomic radii
f
(B) ca/k Åt kZ
(B) Bond energies
(C) fo| qr _ .kh
a m
(C) Electronegativities (D) bys DVªkW
u ca/kq
rk
e
(D) Electron affinity
T
235 235
178. 92U is a member of III B group. The 178. 92U , III B oxZ dk l nL; gS
A -d.k ds
@
new element formed by the emission of mRl t Z
u l sfufeZ
r u; k r Ro ...oxZdk l nL; gksxkA
-particle will be a member of ...group -
(A) I B (B) II B
(A) I B (B) II B
(C) III B (D) V B
(C) III B (D) V B
179. The screening effect of d-electrons is - 179. d-bys

DVªkW
uksadk i fj j {k.k i zHkko gksrk gS&
(A) Much less than s-electrons (A) s-bys
DVªkW
uksadh r q
y uk esacgq
r de
(B) Much more than s-electrons (B) s- bys
DVªkW
uksadh r q
y uk esacgq
r vf/kd
(C) Equal to s-electrons
(C) s- bys
DVªkW
uksadsl eku
(D) Equal to p-electrons
(D) p- bys
DVªkW
uksadsl eku
180. The set representing the correct order 180. i zFke vk; uu foHko dsl gh Øe dksi znf' kZ
r dj us
of first ionization potential is - okyk l ew
g gS&
(A) K > Na > Li (B) Be > Mg > Ca
(A) K > Na > Li (B) Be > Mg > Ca
(C) B > C > N (D) Ge > Si > C
(C) B > C > N (D) Ge > Si > C

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In Physics : Q.91 to 135

In Chemistry : Q.136 to 180

16 Which statements is incorrect ? : 16 dkSul k dFku vl R; gS?

18 Additional volume of air, a person can 18 ,d O ; fDr ds } kj k cyi w

23 Agranulocytes are : 23 vd.kdh; gksrsgS:

25 Blood normally contain ___________ 25 j Dr esa l kekU; r ; k ___________ IysVysV~

29 In Erthroblastic foetalis condition 29 bfj FkzksC

33 A special case of Rh incompatibility 33 , d fo' ks"k i zd kj dhRh v; ksX; r k ns[kht k l dr hgS

34 Person with blood group AB is 34 , sl k O

47 The 24 hour (diurnal) rhythm of our 47 gekj s ' kj hj ds nS

56 Choose the correct one : 56 , d l gh dkspq

57 Identify the hormone with its correct

59 Identify the hormones of 59 t Bj vka =h; i Fk (Gastrointestinal Tract) ds

61 Golgi complex remains in close 61 xksYt hdk; dk fudVr e l a

66 Which of the following statement is 66 fuEu esal sdkS u l k dFku xyr gS \

68 Which of the following statement is 68 fuEu esal sdkS

69 The structure present inside the nucleus 69 dsUnzd dsvUnj ekS tq

74 In plants, the tonoplast facilitates the 74 i kni ka

78 In prokaryotes, the genetic material is 78 i zksd sfj ; ksV~

80 In mitochondria, cristae act as sites for 80 ekbVksd kW

85 Synaptonemal complex formation stage 85 Synaptonemal l a

96. A horizontally moving rocket has 96. , d {kS

(C) ˆi  ˆj (D) 2iˆ (C) ˆi  ˆj (D) 2iˆ

101. The displacement of a particle after

102. Consider the equation    

108. A co-ordinate system consisting of x-y 108. x-y v{kks

t (sec) t (sec) –60

123. A ball is thrown vertically up in air 122. , d xsa

132. A particle is projected at an angle of

133. An aircraft flying horizontally at 360 133. 360 km/hr l s {kS

(C) 5 m/s (D) 10 2 m/s (C) 5 m/s (D) 10 2 m/s

PART - III [CHEMISTRY]

136. The largest number of molecules is in 136. v.kqvksa dh vf/kdre la[;k gS

Br(Cl) C(I)CF3 is (A )2 - czkseks- 2 - Dy ksj ks- 2 - v k; ksMks 1 ,1 ,1

(A )2 -bromo-2 -ch l oro-2 -i odo1 ,1 ,1 VªkbZ

159. The correct IUPAC name of the 159. ; kS

166. How many primary alcohols are possible 166. lw

167. Phenol and benzyl alcohol are 167. fQukW

168. The number of geometrical isomers of 168. ; kS

179. The screening effect of d-electrons is - 179. d-bys

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