SRI CHAITANYA EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS,INDIA.

A.P,TELANGANA,KARNATAKA,TAMILNADU,MAHARASHTRA,DELHI,RANCHI,CHANDIGARH
SEC : JR ELITE (TS) DATE: 24-01-2022
NEET WEEKEND TEST-28 _KEY SHEET

BOTANY:

1) 4 2) 2 3) 4 4) 4 5) 4 6) 4 7) 3 8) 2 9) 4 10) 3
11) 2 12) 2 13) 4 14) 2 15) 1 16) 3 17) 4 18) 4 19) 3 20) 3
21) 3 22) 3 23) 4 24) 4 25) 3 26) 2 27) 2 28) 4 29) 4 30) 4
31) 1 32) 1 33) 1 34) 3 35) 4 36) 4 37) 3 38) 2 39) 3 40) 1
41) 3 42) 2 43) 2 44) 1 45) 4 46) 4 47) 3 48) 4 49) 1 50) 4
ZOOLOGY:

51) 3 52) 4 53) 2 54) 3 55) 4 56) 2 57) 1 58) 4 59) 1 60) 2
61) 4 62) 2 63) 1 64) 2 65) 1 66) 1 67) 1 68) 4 69) 2 70) 3
71) 2 72) 4 73) 4 74) 2 75) 1 76) 4 77) 2 78) 3 79) 2 80) 4
81) 2 82) 3 83) 4 84) 3 85) 4 86) 3 87) 1 88) 2 89) 1 90) 1
91) 2 92) 1 93) 4 94) 2 95) 4 96) 2 97) 3 98) 4 99) 3 100) 1
PHYSICS:

101) 3 102) 2 103) 1 104) 1 105) 4 106) 4 107) 4 108) 1 109) 3 110) 1
111) 2 112) 2 113) 1 114) 1 115) 1 116) 3 117) 2 118) 1 119) 2 120) 1
121) 3 122) 2 123) 2 124) 1 125) 1 126) 4 127) 4 128) 2 129) 4 130) 3
131) 2 132) 2 133) 2 134) 3 135) 3 136) 4 137) 4 138) 4 139) 2 140) 2
141) 1 142) 3 143) 3 144) 2 145) 2 146) 3 147) 1 148) 2 149) 3 150) 1
CHEMISTRY:

151) 2 152) 1 153) 1 154) 4 155) 1 156) 1 157) 3 158) 3 159) 3 160) 4
161) 1 162) 1 163) 3 164) 2 165) 1 166) 3 167) 3 168) 2 169) 4 170) 2
171) 3 172) 4 173) 1 174) 4 175) 1 176) 2 177) 3 178) 4 179) 3 180) 1
181) 3 182) 3 183) 4 184) 3 185) 4 186) 1 187) 3 188) 1 189) 1 190) 4
191) 1 192) 2 193) 2 194) 3 195) 2 196) 3 197) 1 198) 2 199) 2 200) 1

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 BOTANY 38. NCERT Page No: 13
39. NCERT Page No: 13
SECTION – A 40. NCERT Page No: 8
41. NCERT Page No: 15
1. NCERT Page No: 6
42. NCERT Page No: 10
2. NCERT Page No: 3
43. NCERT Page No: 10
3. NCERT Page No: 5
44. NCERT Page No: 13
4. NCERT Page No: 5
45. NCERT Page No: 15
5. NCERT Page No: 5
46. NCERT Page No: 19
6. NCERT Page No: 4
47. NCERT Page No: 7
7. NCERT Page No: 9
48. NCERT Page No: 11
8. NCERT Page No: 13
49. NCERT Page No: 14
9. NCERT Page No: 9
50. NCERT Page No: 20
10. NCERT Page No: 14
11. NCERT Page No: 8 ZOOLOGY
12. NCERT Page No: 14
SECTION - A
13. NCERT Page No: 15
14. NCERT Page No: 9 51. Flame cells are found in
15. NCERT Page No: 10 platyhelminthes.
16. NCERT Page No: 13 52. Kidneys are complex tubular organs.
17. NCERT Page No: 7 53. Megakaryocytes of bone marrow
18. NCERT Page No: 10 produce platelets.
19. NCERT Page No: 11 54. Reptiles and birds are uricotelic.
20. NCERT Page No: 5 55. Kidneys play an important role in fluid
21. NCERT Page No: 13 balance, but not excretion in fresh water
22. Aakash material fishes.
23. NCERT Page No: 14 56. Plasma – clotting factors = Serum.
24. NCERT Page No: 14 57. Refer NCERT
25. NCERT Page No: 4 58. The single ventricle of amphibian heart
26. NCERT Page No: 6 pumps mixed blood.
27. NCERT Page No: 6 59. Liver synthesises urea by ornithine cycle
28. NCERT Page No: 11 60. Cardiac output = Stroke volume X no.
29. NCERT Page No: 10 Of heart beats/min
30. NCERT Page No: 13 SV = 8,000 ml/90 = 88 ml
31. NCERT Page No: 5 i.e, approximately 90 ml
32. NCERT Page No: 6 & 9 & 16 61. Birds, reptiles, terrestrial insects and
33. Conceptual land snails are uricotelic
34. NCERT Page No: 9 62. Refer NCERT – cardiac cycle
35. NCERT Page No: 15 63. Vena cavae drain deoxygenated blood
SECTION - B into right atrium
64. JG cells of afferent arteriole and macula
36. NCERT Page No: 2 densa of DCT form JGA. JG cells
37. NCERT Page No: 3
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 secrete renin when the GFR falls which 84. Loop of Henle has descending and
stimulates glomerular blood flow. ascending limb.
65. Efferent arteriole forms peritubular 85. Tubular cells of nephrons secrete
capillary net work around renal tubule. H+,NH3 and K+.
Vasa recta are capillaries around loop of SECTION - B
Henle.
66. Chordae tendinae extend from papillary 86. Refer NCERT.
muscles to AV valves 87. Kidneys are covered by only somatic
67. Spleen is grave yard and reservoir of peritoneum on ventral side
RBC. 88. No. of QRS complexes determines heart
68. GFR is 125 ml/minute (or) 180 litres/day rate. Every 0.6 seconds one QRS. Per
69. Collecting ducts drain urine into renal minute it is 100. 100 times of heart beats
pelvis through calyces. X 70 ml (SV) = 7 litres is the cardiac
70. Renal veins from kidneys send blood output
into inferior venacava, Refer NCERT 89. Heart attack is due to damage of heart
picture. wall due to insufficient blood supply i.e
71. Acute chest pain is called ‘angina CAD.
pectoris’ 90. Efferent arteriole collects blood from
72. Bowman’s capsule has squamous cells glomerulus after filtration. As urea and
and podocytes glucose are filtered by the nephrons, it
73. B – lymphocytes have surface antibodies has low levels.
which play a role in humoral immunity 91. Ventricular filling begins due to opening
74. Urea is less toxic and can be of AV valves as the ventricular pressure
concentrated to conserve water in decreases in joint diastole.
terrestrial animals. 92. Formed elements (except lymphocytes)
75. Medulla oblongata regulates heart rate are absent in lymph
through ANS. 93. Kidneys filter 1/5 of cardiac output. If,
76. T – wave represents ventricular cardiac output increases GFR increases
repolorisation. Adrenalin increases cardiac output.
77. Refer NCERT. 94. Erythroblastosis foetalis is seen
+ -
78. Veins have lesser B.P than arteries. Rh child born to Rh mother. Refer
79. Refer NCERT NCERT
80. AVN is located in the lower left corner 95. Lizard respires through lungs. Its left
of right atrium. atrium receives oxygenated blood from
81. Renal columns or columns of Bertini are lungs.
extensions of renal cortex between renal 96. Thrombokinase converts prothrombin
pyramids. into thrombin.
82. Pumping pressure or systolic pressure is 97. Cortical nephrons are more in number
120 mm Hg. with shorter loop of Henle. Juxta
83. Person with anti – B antibodies has ‘A’ medullary nephrons are less in number
blood group. He can donate blood to AB with longer loop of Henle and well
and A. developed vasarecta.

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98. Proboscis gland performs excretion in F − mg = 100 × 10 = 103 N ;
hemichordates
η = 2.5 × 109 Pa
99. Refer NCERT
Fz Fh
100. Plasma proteins are not filtered into ∆x = ? η = =
nephrons. A × ∆x A × ∆x
PHYSICS 103 × 10−1
∆x =
10−2 × 25 × 109
SECTION - A = 0.04 × 10−5 = 4 × 10−7 m
∆V P ∆r P
101. Straight line with positive slope 113. = ; =
102. The same stress but different strains V B r 3B
103. Strain energy density is equal to half the 114. l = 2.5m
product of the stress and strain A = 1.5 ×10−6 m2 ; e = 2 ×10−3 m

104.
F YA F
= ; ∝A
y = 1.25 ×1011 N / m2 ;
e L e 1 1 yAe2
105. Shear modulii < Young’s modulii < bulk w= Fe =
2 2 l
modulii
1
106. a, c, d are true but b is false × 1.25 × 1011 × 1.5 × 10−6 × 4 × 10 −6
w= 2
107. a, c and d are true 2 × 2.5
–6 2
108. F = 2100 N ; A =3×10 m ; w = 0.15J.
L =0.1m; l = 7 × 10−3 m. 115. l = 1.5m A = 1.5 × 10−6 m 2
FL 2100 × 0.1 10 –2
e = 1.5 ×10−2 m, y = 2 ×1011 N / m2
G= = −6 −3
=1×10 Nm
Al 3 × 10 × 7 × 10 1 × 2 × 1011 × 1.5 × 1.5 × 10−4
1
∆V 1 9 -2 w= y ( strain)2 = 2
109. =− , K= 2 × 10 N m ; ∆P = ? 2 1.5 × 1.5
V 100
= 1 × 107 J / m3
 ∆P   ∆V 
B = −  V , ∆P = − B   116. 1
W = Kx 2 ;
WA 1
=
 ∆V   V  2 WB 2
−1
= −2 × 109 × = 2 × 107 Nm −2 117. dr = 6000kgm-3; S = 9.8 × 108 N / m −2
100
l = 20cm ∆l = 0.2cm  dw   1000 
110. g1 = g 1 −  = g 1 − 
 dr   6000 
∆b / b
σ = 0.19 = 5g
∆l / l ⇒ g'=
6
∆b ∆l 0.2
=σ = 0.19 × = 0.0019 f mg ' ρvg ' Al g '
b l 20 S= = ; S= = dr
A A A A
111. V = 200ml ; P = 2 × 106Pa; ∆V = 0.2ml
s s 9.8 × 108 × 6
∆V 0.2 l= = =
C= = = 5 × 10−10 m 2 N −1 dr g ' d × 5g 6000 × 5 × 9.8
VP 200 × 2 × 106 r
6
112. l = b = h = 10cm = 10−1 m ;
108 10 × 107 20 × 106
−2 2 l= = = = 20 × 103 m
A = l × b = 10 m 3 3
10 × 5 10 × 81 10 3

1 1
118. Strain energy syu = fe ⇒ fe = ms∆t
2 2
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 ρ=
m
, m = ρV ⇒ m = ρAl Area of wing A = 5m2
V
m = 300kg , ρ = 1.3kg / m3 ; g = 10m/s2
1
⇒ fe = ρAl sAt ρA  2 2 
2 F= v1 − v2 
1 1 2 
mge = ρAl sAT ⇒ × 210 × 10 × 16 × 10−3 (1.3)( 5)
2 2 = [1600 − 900] = 2275 N
−6 2
= 8000 × 10 × 2 × 420 × ∆T
1 × 210 × 10 × 16 × 10−3
w = mg = 3000N
∆T = 2 0
= 2.5 C Fnet = W − F = 3000 − 2275 = 725 N down ward
−6
8000 × 10 × 2 × 420 129. ∆V = 0.1m / s ; l = 0.1m
119. The ratio of intertial force to viscous F = 0.02 N ; n = 0.01 pas ; ∆x = ?
force represents Reynolds number
F 0.002∆x
120. To reduce friction, the liquid used must η= ⇒ 0.01× 10−1 = ;
∆V 0.1 × 0.1 × 0.1
have high viscosity A
∆x
121. Streamline flow is more likely for ∆x = 0.0005m
liquids with low density, high viscosity
D
122. A water proofing agent changes the 130. r = , n = 27 ; w = 4πR 2 (n1/3 − 1)
2
angle of contact from an acute to obtuse
D2
value = 4( π)(T ) [(27)1/3 − 1] = 2πD 2T
4
123. In adiabatic condition, the energy 131. Surface energy = surface area × surface tension
released is converted into internal 1
2
energy. E = ( S . A) × ( S .T ) = 4πr T ; R = n3r
124. If more air is pushed in a soap bubble,
U i n(4πr 2 )T nr 2 nr 2
the pressure in it decreases = = =
Uf (4πR 2 )T R 2 n 2/3r 2
125. Soap helps in cleaning the clothes
because it reduces the surface tension of n 2/3 21/3
= =
solution 1 1
126. From conservation of mass, 132. Workdone = 2( S . A) × ( S .T ) ⇒ W = 2 × (∆A)T
4 4 4 W 3 ×10−4 1
π R 3 ×ρ = π r 3 × ρ + π r 3 × ρ T= = −4
= ×1 = 0.125 N / m
3 3 3 2( ∆A) 2 ×12 ×10 8
1/3
or R = (2 )r. and VT ∝ r 2 (stokes law) dv 8
133. = = 80 / sec −1
V 1 R2 dx 0.1
= 2 = 22/3 ∴V 1 = 22/3V 134. The two glass plates attract due to
V r
surface tension.
127. r1 = 3 cm, r2 = 4 cm
135. ∆V = V ; ∆ A = S ; PV = PV
1 1 + P2V2
Let R be the radius of the big drop
Surface energy of big drop = Surface  4T   4T   4T 
 P0 + V =  P0 + V1 +  P0 + V2
energy of first drop + Surface energy of  R   R1   R2 
second drop  4T 4 3
 P0 +  πR =
∴ 8πR 2 S = (8πr12 + 8πr22 ) S  R 3
2
R = r + r = 3 + 4 = 5cm2 2 2  4T 4 3  4T 4 3
1 2
 P0 +  πR1 +  P0 +  πR2
128. V1 = 40m / s , V2 = 30m / s  R1 3  R2 3
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 4  ρ 11.4
P0  π  ( R 3 − R13 − R23 ) 142. ρ' = = 9
= 11.69 g/cm3
3  1−
P 2 × 10
1−
4  B 8 × 1010
= − 4T  π  ( R 2 − R12 − R22 )
3  143. The graph is parabola show in 3
4T 144. T = 0.5N/m ; A = 0.02m2
P0 ∆V = ∆A ⇒ 3P0 ∆V = −4T ∆A W = 2(T ∆A) [∴ ring ]
3
3PV + 4T .S = 0 as ∆V = V ; ∆ A = S W = (0.5)(0.02) × 2 = 0.02 J

SECTION - B 145. Air from end 1 flows towards end 2.

Volume of the soap bubble at end 1
136. The Young’s modulus of elasticity will decreases
decrease 146. m1 = m,V1 = 4m / s ; m2 = 8m,V2 = ?
137. Both Shearting strain and Tensile strain 2/3 2/3
V  m  4  1
; 1 = = 
2/3
138. The steel rod will elongate, without any V αm  ;
V2  8m  V2  23 
perceptible change in shape, but the
V2 = 16m/s
rubber rod will elongate with the shape
of the bottom edge tapered to a tip at the V
147. = AV
1 1 = A2V2
centre. t
139. As in punching, shear elasticity is L2 2 gy = πR 2 2 g (4 y )
involved, the hole will be punched it L2 L
 F11  R2 = ⇒R=
  > ultimate shear stress 2π 2π
 A 

4y
F

F11 > (shear stress) × Area

8 148. l 2 = 2l 1 , r2 = 2r1
F11 min = (3.45 × 10 ) 4 4
P1 l 1  r2  l  2r 
( 2πrL )( A = 2πrL ) =   = 1  1 =8:1
P2 l 2  r1  2l 1  r1 
= (3.45 × 108 )(2 × 3.14) × 0.73 × 10−2 × 1.27 × 10 −2
D 10
≈ 200KN 149. r= = = 5 × 10−2 m
4 2 2
1 ηπr 2
140. W= θ l = 0.5 × 10−3 m ; T = 70 × 10−3 N / m
2 2l
2T πr 2
( )
4
10
8 × 10 × 3.14 × 10 −3 2
 3.14 
F l = 2T ∆A ⇒ F =
⇒ ×  = 0.15 Joule l
4 × 0.25  4 
22
141. l = b = h = 0.3m ; A = l × b = 0.3 × 0.3 2 × 70 × 10−3 × × 25 × 10 −4
= 7 = 2.2 N
A = 9×10–2m2 ; F = 6×106N
5 × 10−4
η = 4.2 ×1010 N / m2 1
150. W = 4πT [ nr 2 − R 2 ] = mv 2
F 6 × 106 2
η= ⇒θ=
Aθ 9 × 10−2 × 4.2 × 1010 m = Vd
= 0.1587 × 10−2 rad ; θ = 0.09°

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 4πT  nr 2 − R 2  160.
∴ v2 =   NH 4OH + HCl → NH 4Cl + H 2O
d  V 
20 10
  10 − 10 10
4πT  nr 2
R 
2
=  4 − ×2 Solution with 10 mm of NH 4Cl and 10
d  n πr 3 4 πR 3 
mm of NH 4OH will make buffer.
 3 3 
[conjugatebase]
6T  1 1  6T  1 1  161. pH = pK a + log
2
v =  − ⇒v=  −  [acid ]
d r R d r R pH = pK a + log1(Q 50% neutralization)
CHEMISTRY ∴ log H + = − log 2 ×10−4 (or)
+ −4
H = 2 × 10
SECTION - A
1
[ salt ] 162. pH = [ pK a1 + pK a2 ]
151. P = P + log
H Ka
2
[acid ] 1
[ salt ] = [14.15 + 6.89] =10.52
6 = 5 + log 2
[acid ] 163. [ H + ] =10−5
[ salt ] Now, [ H + ] =10 −7
= 10
[ acid ] Diluted by 100 times and the solution
1 becomes neutral.
152. P H = [ P K w + P K a − P Kb ]
2 164. Meq. of H + = 10−3 ×10 = 10−2
1
[14 + 4.77 − 3.27] 10−2 × 6.02 ×10 23
2 ∴No. of H + = = 6.02 × 1018
1000
153. Strong acids do not form buffer.
165. pH of 0.1 M H 2 S solution can be
154. K b = 10 −10 ; K b × K a = 10 −14
derived as
K a = 10−14 ; P K = 4
a

H 2 S = H + + HS − ; K a = 10 −7
−
[B ] x
P H = P K a + log = 4 + log = 4 ∴ [ H + ] = c.α = K .c = 10−7 × 0.1 = 10−4
[ HB ] x
∴ pH = 4
[ salt ]
155. pOH = p Kb + log 166. HA ⇌ H + + A−
[base]
[ H + ][ A− ]
pOH = 4.74 + log
0.20
= 4.74 − 0.176 = 4.56 Ka = ......... (i)
0.30 [ HA]
pH = 14 − pOH = 14 − 4.56 = 9.44 Also, HA + B + + OH − → B + + A− + H 2O
156. Conceptual [ H 2O][ A− ]
3+ 2+ + K eq. = ......... (ii)
157. Fe + H 2O → [ Fe(OH )] + H [ HA][OH − ]
1 By (i) and (ii),
158. pH =  P Kw − P Ka − log C 
2 K eq. 1 1
1 = + −
=
= [14 − 6 − log 0.1] = 4.5 Ka [ H ][OH ] K w
2
K a 10−4
[ salt ] ∴ K eq. =
= −14 = 1010
159. pH = P Ka + log K w 10
[acid ]
[ salt ] 167. Meq. of KOH = Meq. of H 3 PO3
5.7 = 5 + log =5 0.1× v = 20 × 0.1× 2 ( H 3 PO3 is dibasic)
[ acid ]
v = 40 mL

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168. K a = cα 2 = 0.1× (1.34 ×10 −2 ) 2 = 1.79 × 10−5 Thus, Meq. of HCOOH left =10
169. CsI is less soluble due to it’s low Meq. of HCCOK formed =10
hydration energy. [conjugate base]
∴ pH = − log K a + log
170. Solubility of NaCl at 373K is 36gr/100 [acid ]
gr of H 2O = − log K a
171. LiI is covalent halide CH 2 FCOOH = CH 2 FCOO − + H +
192.
172. Na2O2 is used on oxidant in inorganic Mole before dissociation 1 0 0
Mole after dissociation (1 − α ) α α
chemistry. + −3 −1
Given, [ H ] = cα =1.5 × 10 mol litre
173. On long standing solution of alkali
metals in liquid ammonia form M NH 2 (cα )(cα ) cα 2
Ka = =
174. In Solvay’s process NaOH is not used c(1 − α ) (1 − α )
175. Li H CO3 does not exist in solid state. 1.5 × 10−3 × α
2.6 ×10−3 = ∴ α = 0.634
176. Down the group hydration enthalpies (1 − α )
decreases Now, cα =1.50 × 10−3
177. In aqueous state Li + size is more salt’s 1.50 ×10 −3
c= = 2.37 ×10 −3 M
mobility is less 0.634
178. All the given statements are correct Note : Since K a is of the order of 10−3 M and
179. Blue colour is due to ammoniated
thus,it is not advisable to use K a = cα 2 .
electrons
180. Conceptual Because (1 − α ) is not equal to 1 since
181. Conceptual α is not small.
182. Conceptual 193. KNO3 on decomposition gives KNO2 and
183. S.R.P = - S.O.P O2
184. Conceptual 1
185. Down the group from Be ( OH )2 to KNO3 → KNO2 + O2
2
Ba ( OH )2 solubility increases. 194. In halides of IA metals down the group
SECTION - B thermal stability decreases. But LiCl is
covalent in nature. So NaCl is thermally
186. Conceptual stable.
187. Buffer capacity is 0.1 195. Thermal stability of alkali metal
So to change in pH of 1 litre of solution hydrides decreases down the group.
by 1 unit, 0.1 moles of acid or bases are 196. Conceptual
197. Both statements A and B are correct
required as for 90 ml of solution 9 ×10−3
198. Density order of IA metals is
moles will be required Li < K < Na < Rb < Cs
Hence 9 mm of acid or base. 199. Down the group soloubility of
188. HNO2 is a weak acid, hence with its salt Carbonates in IA metals increases.
it will make buffer solution. 200. In IA group metals ‘Li’ directly reacts
−14
Kw 10 with ‘N2’
189. Kn = = −5
= 5.65 ×10−10 ∆
K b 1.77 ×10 6 Li + N 2  → 2 Li3 N
[CH 3COOH ]
190. [H + ] = Ka ×
[CH 3CN − ]
0.10
= 1.8 ×10−5 × = 9 ×10 −6
0.20
191. Meq. of KOH = 50 × 0.2 =10
Meq. of HCOOH = 40 × 0.5 = 20
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