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‘Test - 09
Chemistry :
Carboxylic Acids
Botany :
Zoology =
Complete syllabus of X! and Xi
Complete syllabus of XI and Xit
‘Topics covered in various
Physics Ray Optics, Wave Optics, Dual Nature
Haloalkanes and Haloarenes, Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers, Aldehydes and Ketones and |
PHYSICS
Read following statements A and B carefully
and choose the option which represents the
correct answer
Statement A:
Inorder to explain the phenomena of
refracton, Newton postuated that
the speed of the compusces was
‘greater in water or ass than n a
In corpuscular picture of
‘refraction particle of light
incident from a rarer to denser
medium experience a force of
attraction normal to the
surface. This results in the
normal component of the
velocity increases but the
component along the surface is
unchanged.
(1) Only statement (A) is correct
(2) Only statement (8) is correct
(3) Both the statements (A) and (B) are correct
(4) Neither statement (A) nor (B) is correct.
Light can be considered to travel in a straight
line because
(A) this reflected by obstaces
(2) tts velocity is very large
(2) Itis refracted by obstacles
(4) Its wavelength is very small compared to the
size of obstacles
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The earth takes 24 h to rotate once about its
axis How much time does the sun take to shift
by 3° when viewed from the earth. is
(1) 2min (2) 12min
(3) Smin (4) 4 min
Read following statements A and B carefully
‘and choose the option which represents the
correct answer
Statement A: The real image of an object
placed between f and 2f from
‘convex lens can be seen on a
screen placed at the image
location. if the screen is
removed, the image is stil
there.
Image formation needs regular
feflection of refraction. In the
principle, all rays from a given
point should reach the same
image point. This is the reason
‘why we do not see our image
by an irregular reflecting
‘object.
‘Statement B:
(1) Only statement (A) is correct
(2) Only statement (B) is correct
(3) Both the statements (A) and (B) are correct
(4) Neither statement (A) nor (B) is correct NBTS-09
5. Inthe phenomenon of mirage, select an
incorrect statement
(1) The refractive index of air increases with its
density
(2) Hotter air has smaiier refractive index than
the cooler air
(3) Ifthe airs stil, the optical density at diferent
layers of air increases with height
(4) The apparent image of the object may
Create an illusion to the observer whether
the temperature above the ground is. non-
‘uniform or uniform
6. Suppose while sitting in a parked car you notice
a jogger approaching towards you in the side
View mirror of R= 2 m. The jogger is running at
8 speed of 4 ms". If the jogger is at a distance
‘0f 28 m from the mirror. then the average speed
‘of the image of the jogger in one second is
ones HB ay
(1) sg me @) Zim
(@) i ms (4) Zero
150
7. Select the incorrect statement about the convex
mirror.
(1) It produces a virtual image, independent of
the location of the real object
(2) The ray, appearing to pass through the
centre of curvature of it, retraces the path
after the reflection
(3) It can produce a real image
(4) The virtual image of the real object,
produced by it, is enlarged in size
8. The double-convex lenses are to be manufactured
from a glass of refractive index 1.55, with the
radius of curvature of one of the surfaces is double
‘of the other. Ifthe focal length is to be 20cm then
the radi of the tens is
(1) 12cm, 24 em (2) 12.5.¢m, 25cm
(8) 16 cm, 32cm (4) 165m, 33 cm
‘Acconvex lens of focal length 15 cm is in contact
with a concave lens of focal length 10 cm. A
‘beam of light coming from infinity and falling on
this combination, will
(1) Diverge
(2) Converge
(3) Retum to infinity
(4) Remain undeviated
10.
12.
13,
14,
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'A3.9 cm needie is placed 24 cm away from a
‘convex mirror of focal length 15 cm. The size of
the image of candle is
(1) 1.5.¢m (2) 250m
@) 4em (4) 450m
‘A prism of refracting angle 65" is made of glass
‘of unknown refractive index. A parallel beam of
light is incident on a face of the prism. The angle
‘of minimum deviation is measured to be 55° in
air. IH the prism is placed in @ liquid, then
‘minimum deviation is 25°. The refractive indox
of the tiquid is
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‘The image of a small electric bulb fixed on the
‘wall of @ room is to be obtained on the opposite
‘wall 2 m away by means of a convex lens. The
maximum possible focal length of the tens
required for the purpose is
(1) 0.30. m (2) 0.25m
3) 075m (4) 50cm
‘Abeam of ight converges to a point P. A convex
ens is placed in the path of the convergent
beam 15 cm from P. If the focal length of the
fens is 30 cm then the point where the beam
converges, is
(1) 1S¢mfromiens (2) 10 em from P
(3) Sem trom P (4) 5cm from lens,
‘A small pin fixed on a table top is viewed from
above from a distance of 40 cm. If itis viewed
{rom the same point through a 12 cm thick glass
slab of refractive index 1.5 held parallel to the
table then the distance by which the pin appears
tobe raised up, is
(1) Bem (2) 4m
(3) 12¢m (4) 10cm 18. A screen is placed 80 cm trom an object. The
image of the object on the screen is formed by
& convex tens al two different locations:
‘Separated by 16 cm, The focal length of the lens
is nearly
(1) 19.2, @) 155m
(9) 192m (@) 155em
16, Two thin prisms A and B made of glass of
rolractive index 1.6 and 1.5 respectively. are
combined with each other $0 that this
combination produces dispersion without
deviation. If retracting angie of prism A is 10°
then the refracting angie of second prism wil be
(1) 12"
@ es
17, The critical angle of fint glass and crown glass
‘are 8; and G2 respectively. Then the correct
(2) 168"
“8
‘elation is
(1) > (2) 1 <
(3) 81 = Or (4) Or = 27
18. Aman with normal near point (25 cm) reads a
‘book with small print using @ thin convex tens
Cf focal length 4 om, The minimum angular
‘magnification using the above simple
‘microscope, is
(1) 6.25 (2) 7:25
a6 @s
the magnitying power is
(1) 32 2) 336
(3) 30 4) 48
2.
22,
23,
(1) Cnty statement (A) is correct
(2) Only statement (B) is correct
(3) Both the statements (A) and (B) are correct
(4) Neier statement (A) nor (B) is correct
Select incorrect option about tight
(1) tn the wave picture of ight, intensity of fight
‘is determined by the square of the amplitude
of the wave
(2) When light travels trom a rarer to 3 denser
medium, the speed decreases:
(3) When monochromatic light is incident on a
surface separating two media, the reflected
fand refracted light both have the same
frequency and wavelength
(4) For agiven trequency, intensity of ightin the
photon picture. is defined by the number of
Bhotons crossing an unit area per unit tne
Select the incorrect option about the variation in
{he interference fringes in YDSE
(1) On increasing the distance of the screen
from the plane of the sits, the angular
separation of fringes remains constant
{@) On replacing the monochromatic source by
‘4 source of white light, the fringes closest on
either side of the central white fringe is blue
‘and the farthest will appear red
(3) On moving the source slit, closer to double-
slit plane. The interference fringes may
ossappear
(4) On increasing the separation between two
silts, the angular separation decreases.
‘The distance between the two siits in double slit
‘experiment is 2 mm. The width of each slit, to
obtain 6 maxima of the doubie slit pattem within
‘the central maxima of single slit pattem, is
(1) 0.5mm 2) 02mm
(3) 0.25 mm. (4) 0.125 mm
Assume that the light of wavelength $000 A° is,
‘coming from a star. i the obj of a
tlescope has a cametr of 25 mtnen the tnt
of resolution of the telescope is
(1) 2% 107 rad (2) 4.12 10" rad
(8) 2.44% 107 rad (4) 1.25% 10"? rad interference pattem with that, seen for
coherently iluminated single sit diffraction
(1) The interference patiern has a number of
‘equally spaced bright and dark bands
(2) The intensity falis as we go to successive
maxima away from the centre, on either side
(3) The diffraction pattern &s a superposition of
{a discontinuous family of waves originating
from each point on a single sit
(4) The diffraction pattern has a centrat
maximum which is twice as wide as
other maxima
wavelength 500 nm, The
fringe formed on a distant
spacing between the two sits is
(1) 34% 104m (2) 3* 109m
(3) 3 104m (4) 14% 104m
If the aperture is 2 mm wide and the wavelength
2
is 500 nm, then the Fresnel distance is
(1) 18m (2) 8m
(3) 6m 4) 12m
unpolarised
polaroid Pr is kept in between P; and Ps such
that its axis makes on angle 8 with that of Ps
‘The intensity of light emerging from Ps will be
maximum # 0's
On (2)
4)
Gia xia
x
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29. Select incorrect statement for the shape of the
wavefront.
(1) Light, diverging from a point source, have
spherical wavefront
(2) Light emerging out of a convex lens, when
a point source is placed at its focus, have
plane wavefront
(3) The portion of the wavefront of light from a
distant star, intercepted by the Earth, is
plane
(4) Light reflecting from a concave mirror, when,
a plane wave is incident on the concave
mirror, have plane wavefront
30. Ina single-siit diffraction.
HW the width of the sit
is made haif of the onginat width, then
The size of the central diffraction band
reduces to half of the initial size
The intensity of the central diffraction band
becomes four times
(9) The size of the central eiffraction band
becomes four times
(4) The intensity of the central diiraction band
becomes one fourth of the initial
In a double slit experiment, when light of
‘500 nm was used, the angular width,
wPstnnge was found to be 0.4" On @ screen
Slaced tm away. Hf the entire experimental
Coparatus is immersed in water, then angular
nth of the fringe will Be [jmwe = 4/3)
aor (2) 0.08"
(3) 0.15° (@) 03"
432. Select incorrect statement about the speed of
light in a medium.
(1) Ris independent of the direction of
propagation for isotropic media
(2) itis dependent on the motion of the source
relative to the medium
(3) It does not depend on the nature of the
source
(4) Itis independent of intensity (in general)
33. Which phenomena is/are not possible tor
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longitudinal wave?
(1) Diffraction (2) Refraction
(3) Polarization (4) Both (2) ana (3)
34, The speed of light in glass for red and violet
colour are v, and v, respectively. Then the
correct relation between v, and v, is
(1) > % @) v,>%,
8) v= ¥, (@) v,=2y,
35. Photoelectric effect in a photosensitive material
of copper, is possible for
(1) Uttraviolet tight (2) Green light
es (4) Allof these
Mhtnntkaenaal
(1) Total energy is conserved
(2) Total momentum is conserved
(3) The number of photons are conserved
(4) Both (1) & (2)
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37. Read following statements A and B carehily
and choose the
cose the option which represents. the
Statement A: In photoelectric effect, the
stopping potential is
independent of the intensity of
incident radiation,
The maximum kinet
the" photoolecvons "vohce
Otinederecadeson ene
(1) Only statement (A) is correct
(2) Only statement (B) is correct
(3) Both the statements (A) & (B) are correct
(4) Neither statement (A) nor (B) is correct
38. Photoelectric current depends on
(1) The nature of the emitter material
(2) The intensity of incident light
(3) The potential difference applied between the
Statement 8:
two electrodes
(4) Allof these
39. The maximum frequency of X-rays produced by
82.8 kV electrons is
(1) 1.5 10 Hz (2) 62™ 10" Hz
(3) 6 10" Hz (4) 2* 10" Hz.
40. The de-Broglie wavelength of the electrons
accelerated through a potential difference of
64V, is
(1) 6A (2) 1.5A
(3) 2A (4) 42A
41. An electron, an a-particle and a proton have the
de-Brogiie wavelength is, Aa and ie
46. Preferred reagent to replace hydroxy! group of
alcohol by halogen is
(1) PBr, (2) PCts
(3) Sock (4), NaBriH2SO«
47. Finkelstein reaction is used to prepare
(1) RF (2) Rel
42.
43
45.
‘respectively. If kinetic energy is samo for these
particles, then the correct relation between
wavelength is
(1) da < hair (2) de> he? de
(3) de> 22> da (4) hehe < he
Select the incorrect statement about photon
(1) Photons are electrically neutral and
deflected by electric and magnetic field
(2) On increasing the intensity of tight of given
wavelength, there is an increase in the
‘fumber of photons per second crossing a
given area, with each photon having the
different energy
(3) In interaction of radiation with matter,
radiation behaves as if it is made up of
particles called photons
(4) Each photon has the speed of light
An electron has a wavelength of 3. nm. The
‘momentum of the electron is
(1) 66x 10-%kgmis (2) 33* 10 kg mvs
(3) 2.2% 10g mis (4) 4.4 102" kg mis
In an experiment on photoelectric effect, the
slope of the cut-off voltage versus frequency of
Incident ight, is found to be 4.14 « 10° V's, The
value of Planck’s constant is
(1) 659% 10Js (2) 660* 10% Js
(3) 662*10%Js (4) 6.61 * 10 Js
‘The work function of a metal is 1 eV. When light
Of frequency 4 = 10° Hz is incident on the metal,
‘surface, photoemission of electrons occurs. The
maximum kinetic energy of the emitted
electrons is
not
CHEMISTRY
(1) 0.66 ev (2) 052 ev
(3) 1.25ev (4) 15ev
) ‘CH,-CH=CH, aie | eee. ST
Correct order of doling point of
CHaCHiCH:CH2Br (1), CH;CH,CHCH, (I!) and
8
oxo CO}
4) > > ay (2) (> >)
(9) (> >), 44) cay > > @)
A
CHEHCHOK oy é
Aand Bare
(1) Chain isomers (2) Position isomers
(3) Functional isomers (4) Identical
For the Su2 reaction RX + Nu ~» R-Nu + X°, rate
‘of reaction is maximum when Ris
(1) Metnyt (2) Etryt
Q) tsopropy! (4) Tert-buty!
Maximum reactivty towards Sx1 reaction among
the following is of
Br
a
,-8r
“Oo”
1-CH,-Br
6)
Hy
HBr
o)
Chiral molecule among the following is
(1) Butan-2-01 (2) Butan-1-01
(3) Butane (4) Bulene
‘Major product of the reaction is
&
(1) CHy-CHr-CH>-CH=CH»
(2) CHy-CH=CH-CH-CHy
@ peas te
) See
56.
57.
oy ear
Product Bis
o © pi oy
‘Maximum reactivity towards NaOH is of
1
NO,
” 2)
a
No, ON No,
@ 4
No, os
Hydroquinone is
OH
a) (2)
° r
OH
OH
aC
58. Which of the following on reaction with Grignard
‘eagent gives primary alcohol?
(1) HeHO (2) CHsCHO
(3) CHyCOCH) o 8
60, Most acidic among the following is
(1) p-Nitrophenot (2) o-Nitropheno!
(3) p-Cresot (4) Phenot
61. CHy-CH=CH-CH-OH — + A
Product A is
(1) CH-CH=CH-CHO
(2) CHy-CH=CH-COOH
(3) CH-CH-CH-CHO
bx On
(4) CHG —C-CHO
é
8
ee
o gs
cH,
(@) CH-6-Br + CHONA
bs,
oe
(3) CH-CH-ONa + CH,CH.Er
cH,
r
(4) CH-CH-Br + CH,CH,ON
‘Major product that are formed by heating
aes
sis ena rue
(1) CuSO« (2) 2nSO«
(3) HaSO« (4) Het
REN + SoC + HCI» RCH = NH ——+ RCHO
‘Above reaction is known 38
(1) Stephen reduction
(2) Rosenmund reduction
(8) Wolff-Kishner reduction
(4) Clemmensen reduction
. Oster or
wis coo
Ge ersOH and HCOOK
68. (OB, .
Gegect (ii) NaOHH,O, *
Ais
(1) Propanol (2) Propanone
(3) Propanal (4) Propanoic acid
69. (C)- seocsaaton
CH,
”) or (2) oy
CHO
@) or “ oy
70. Satire wens te Somes by We reaction
” Aydinle (2) Amines
(3) Hydrazine (4) Pheny! hydrazine
71, lon used in Tolien’s reagent is
(age (2) (Ag(NHs)a}"
(3) Cu* (4) Cur
72, Haloform reaction is shown by
a
76.
7
fa) CHOK and HOOK
Malonic acid iS
(2) HOOC-CHr-COOH
(a) HOOC-{CH:)-COOH
(4) HOOC-{CHi)p-COOH
H,
H,CH.C (a) Kade, KOM rt
~“
Product Ais
CH,COOH
”
H,CH,CHO-
(2)
HO
4)
Br
Ostet
Hy
73. Which of the following forms 2,4-DNP derivative
‘and does not reduce Tollen’s or Fehing oat CS
reagent? CH,
(1) HCHO (2) CH:CHO
(3) CHsCOCH) (4) HCOOH 0
TA: Whi oe: thowlng con dere, sie
a ewe (2) (CHsxCH-CHO @ io,
cHy
@ (0-02 (4) (CHsC-CHO
75. HCHOSE A+B oor”
Product A and 8 are CHC
(1) CHsOH and HCOOH (4)
(2) CHsOK and HCOOH
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78. Minimum pKa among the following is of
(1) CFCOOH (@) NO:CH:COOH
Product Ain the above reaction s
(1) CrhCHeCOBr @ SecHccaon
Be
e Sete @ ae
81. Maximum ‘towards nucleophile
‘ction reaction of
(1) HCHO: (2) CryCHO
(3) CHsCOCH) (4) CHaCH:CHO-
82. Wnien alkene on ozonolysis gives ethanal and
propanone?
(1) CHy-CH=CHy (2) Clty-CH=CHe-Clty
@) CHrERCHCH, (ay CHE FO,
HH, CH,CH,
83, identify the one that on photochemical
chlorination yields three isomeric monochionides
(exchuding stereoisomers)
(1) CrbCH
(2) CHsCHiCHs
(3) CHaCHaCH:CH>
light to form
(co (2) cock
(3) CO (4) HCHO
185. Ethyl alcohol on reaction with H:SO« at 413
‘gives which ofthe following main product?
(1) Akene G) ere
(9) Ether (4) Aldehyde
Ch Kon, *
86, oe x
Product 8 is
(1) CHICH:CH (2) CHiCH:CH:OH
(3) CHaCH(OH)CH> (4) ClCHrOCH>
87. CHCOOH Le Ao B reer
ane
Product Cs
(1) Crbcrh
(2) CHiCH:CH
(@) CincH:CHCHs
(4) CreCH:CH:cH:CHs
188, Which of the following is/are benzylic chiorde?
oC @ o”
hee
SOH ni
90, Ethanoic acid on treatment with P20s gives:
(1) Ester (2) Annyarice
(3) Aldehyde (4) Alcohol
92. Indian Botanical Garden is located in which of
: wth growth In al
1. Re ome, sxcapt the given city of India?
(1) Bacteria (2) Amoeba es Bute
(2) UncetuarAlgoe (4) Most Fd Cerne LES
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93. Which of the given groups of bacteria are
Present in the guts of several ruminant animals.
‘SUCH as cows and buffaloes and are responsible
{or production of methane (biogas) from dung of
these animals?
(1) Halophites
(2) Thermoacidophites
(3) Methanogens
(4) Eubacteria
‘94, Which of the given protists has a protein rich
ayer called pellicle instead of a cell wall?
(1) Dinofagetates (2) Euglenoids,
(3) Slime moulds (4) Diatoms
95. Artificial system of classification was based on
(1) Natural affinities among the organisms
(2) Evolutionary relationships between various
‘organisms
(3) Phytochemistry
(4) Vegetative and sexual characteristics
98. Which of he gen plent groupe. Inches
horsetails and ferns’
(1) Algae (2) Bryophyte
(3) Preridophyte (4) Gymnosperm
97. Cells at region of meristematic activity in root-tip
exhibits all of ihe given properties, except
(1) Are thin-walled
(2) Have dense protoplasm
(3) Gradually differentiate and mature
(4) Divide repeatedly
98. Which of the given is a medicinal plant of family
Fabaceae?
(1) Matiathi (2) Belladonna
(3) Ashwagandha (4) Aloo
99. Select the incorrect statement wrt.
‘vichomes'.
(1) Are usually unicellular in the shoot system
(2) May be branched or unbranched
(3) May even be secretory
(4), Helps in preventing water loss due to transpiration
Read the statements, stating them true (T) or
faise (F) and select the correct option.
‘A Annual rings seen in a cut stem give an
estimate of the age of the tree.
B Spring wood Is lighter in colour and has 9
lower density
Autumn wood is darker and has @ higher
density.
1D Lenticels permit the exchange of gases
the outer almosphere and the
internal tissue of |
a
F
F
F T
T
s
a|a}o
alo
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101. Which of the given chromosomes has middie
centromere forming two equal arms of the
chromosome?
(1) Metacentric chromosome
(2) Sub-metacentric chromosome
(3) Acrocentric chromosome
(4) Telocentric chromosome
102. Which of the given cell organelles is formed by
Ihe process of packaging in the Golgi apparatus?
(1) Vacuole
(2) Endoplasmic reticulum
(3) Lysosome
(4) Ribosome
103. Read the given statements and select the
correct option.
Statement A: Cet grow rest in disturbing
fatio between the nucleus
Sinsaeeeee,
‘Mitotic divisions in the mertstematc.
lissues-the apical and the lateral
cambium, result in a continuous
grOM of pants throughout ther
Statement B:
(1) Only statement A is correct
(2) Only statement 8 is correct,
(3) Both the statements are correct
(4) Both the statements are incorrect NBTS-09
104. The recombinase-mediated process occurs in
which of the given stages of prophase | of
meiosis?
(1) Leptotene (2) 2ygotene
2) Pechyens (4) Diplotene
105. Select the incorrect statement wrt the given
diagram
Extemal
solution
Prant cell
(1) There is no net flow of water towards the
inside oF outside the plant cell
(2) The extemat solution balances the osmotic
pressure of the cytoplasm of the plant cell
(3) Water flows into the cell and out of the cel!
are in equilrium
(4) The plant celtis tending towards turgid state
106, The bulk movement of substances through the
‘conducting or vascular tissues of plants is called
(1) Translocation (2) Transpiration
(3) imbibition (4) Guttation
107. Nitrogen is the mineral element required by the
plants in the greatest amount. It is absorbed
mainly as
(1) NO3
(3) NHI
(2) NO;
(4) Both (1) and (2)
108. Read the given statements, stating them true (T)
Cr, false (F) and select the correct option
‘A In legume plants, division and growth of
cortical and pericycie cells lead to nodule
‘agricultural ecosystem.
© One of the toxic effects of manganese in
plants i inhibition of calcium transiocation in
shoot apex.
1D Some elements like N, S, Mo delay flowering
if their concentration in plants is low.
1"
108,
110.
m1
112.
13.
114.
For every CO: molecule entering the Calvin
‘pyle, how many molecules of ATP and NADPH
respectively are required?
(1) Sand 2 (@) 2and3
(3) 1ang2 (4) 20nd 1
‘The primary COs acceptor w.r.t, Cs cycle is
(1) Prosphoenol pyruvate
(2) Ribulose bisphosphate
(3) Oxaloacetic acid
(4) Phosphoglycenc acid
In which of the given stages of glycolysis, ATP is
utilised?
‘A. Glucose -+ Glucose-6-phosphate
8 Giucose-é-phosphate -+ Frictose-6-phosphate
©. Fructose-6-phosphate + Fructose-1.6-
bisphosphate
1D Fructose-1,6-bisphosphate >
Giyceraidehyde-
3-phosphate
(1) Aand B (2) Band C
(3) Aang (4) Band
When proteins are respiratory substrate, the
ratio of volume of CO; evolved to the volume of
‘Ozconsumed would be about
(10 (2) 07
@) 1.33 (4) 09
In most situations, which of the given plant
hormones acts as an antagonist to GAS?
(1) Aun (2) ABA
(@) Cytokinin (4) Etnytene
Match the Column-| and Columm-il w.r.t to plant
hormones and their applications
Column Column
a Auxin () Helps seed to
\wihstand desiccation
Cytokinin (W) Induces
parthenocarpy in
tomatoes
© Ethylene (ii) Helps to produce
new chloroplasts
in leaves,
4 Abscisic acid
{v) Induces flowering
in mango © | @ | @ lw | o
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118 Sania
piesa nae
(1) Penicitiium - Conidia
(2) Chlamydomonas - Zoospore
(3) Yeast - Bud
(4) Agave - Offset
116. Select the incorrect statement wr.1, syngamy.
(1) tt ts the most vital event of sexual
ste
@)
(2) Includes fusion of gametes
(3) The term fertilisation is also often used for
syngamy
(4) Occurs inside the body of majonty of algae
and fishes as well as amphibians
117. Which of the given layers of anther possesses:
dense cytoplasm and generally have more than
‘one nucleus?
(1) Epidermis (2) Midaie layer
(3) Endothecium (4) Tapetum
118. In flowering plants, the body of the ovule fuses
‘with funiele in the region called
(1) Cotyledon (2) Hitum
(3) Micropyle (4) integument
119. Which of the following crosses in plant is
considered to be test cross?
(1) Yellow seeded plant x Green seeded plant
(2) Violet fowered plant x Violet flowered plant
(8) Full pod plant x White flowered plant
(4) Dwarf plant x Green pod plant
120. Select the incorrect statement w.rt. sickle-cell
‘anaemia.
(1) this an autosomal inked recessive trait
(2) can be transmitted from parents to
‘when both the partners are carrier
{for that particular gene (or heterozygous)
(3) is controled by a single pair of allele
(4) Its caused by the substitution of vane (va!)
‘by Glutamic acid (Glu) at the sixth position
‘of the beta globin chain of the haemoglobin
molecule
121. One codon codes for only one amino acid. It
roberts which of tha gon fost of gone
(1) Commatess (2) Unambiguous
(3) Degenerate (4) Universality
122,DNA as an acidic substance present in the
nucleus was first identified by
(1) Erwin Chargatt (2) Maurice Wilkin
(@) Friedrich Miescher (4) Rosalind Franklin
123, All of the given diseases are caused by fungi,
except
(1) Brown rust of wheat
(2) Black rot of crucifers,
(3) Red rot of sugarcane
(4) Late blight of potato
124, Which of the following should be performed to
obiain virus-free plants from diseased plant?
(1) Growing of meristems in vitro
(2) Somatic hybridisation
{@) Fusion of protoplasts from two different plants
(4) Growing of embryo in vitro
125.Full potential of penicilin as an effective
antibiotic was established by
(1) Alexander Fleming (2) Emest Chain
(3) Howard Florey (4) Both (2) and (3)
126. Which of the given bioactive molecule acts by
‘competitively inhibiting the enzyme responsible
for synthesis of cholesterol in the human body?
(1) Statin (2) Cyclosporin-A
(3) Lipase (4) Streptokinase
127. Which of the given population attributes cause
decline in population density?
(1) Natality and Mortality
(2) Mortality and Emigration
(3) Immigration and Emigration
(4) Natality and Immigration
(Page 12)
7 ‘Tha interacion where one species
12%: Ta uber a namherboneted not harmed (2) Over-expataton
= {G) Alien species invasions
(1) Commensaism (2) Amensalism (4) Co-extinetions
(9) Competition (4) Mutuatism 4199, Which ofthe given greenhouse gases wt {helt
429. Read the following statements Witte conmiuton, contributes maximum
‘correct option ‘and select the ‘otal global warming?
‘Statement A: Pyramid of energy i (1) NO 2) cFc
vpnight pas. (0) Che (4) 6Oz
‘Statement B: Transfer ot energy at successive | Match Columot with Columrrit and select the
trophic level flows. 10 percent eorreet opton
-. Column Columa-t
(1) Only statement A is correct a Anmed Khan () Created Haryana:
{@) Oniy statement B is correct isan Welfare Cub
{@) Both the statements are correct bb Amrita Dew Bishnoi (8) Remedy t0 plastic
eon te € Ramesh Chandra (ii) Sacrificed ite for
490. Ploneer community in hydarch succession is eos © cong vest
(1) Phytoplankton Ae =
(2) Free-floating angiosperm =
(3) Rooted hydrophytes: o 0 @ + “
(4) Forest @) @ a 5
31. Which of the vertebré -contnibut
ree cena bod rae a @ @ @ 0
(1) Fishes (2) Mammais: l 4) o @ co)
eh oes () Receies 135. The sequence of chromosome 4 wrt. Human
1492, The most important cause driving animals and Genome Project was completed only in
‘plants to extinction is. (1) May, 2006 (2) August, 2003
(1), Habat oss ond Iraproentaton (3) duty, 2008 (6) May, 2003
"436. Read the following statements A and B coreluily
(2) Both the statements A. B are correct
{ ‘aod choose the option which represents the ee eee
correct answer (3) Only statement A is correct
, . i
— SA SO (4 Oniy statement Bis corect
% continuity
Bis mes ‘generation after generator 137, Sperm ot Rat contains 21 chromosomes: What will
4 ‘Statement B; Zygote is the vital Ink that ensures ‘be number of chromosomes in their meiocytes?
We ‘continuity of species between e
ifn’ ‘organisms of one generation. aa (242
(3) 63 (4) 84
13 NBTS-09
138. AB of the folowng are differences between male and
female reproductive events/stuctires except
(1) In female, Oogenesis stants during her foetal
de whereas in male it starts at puberty
(2) Sperm formation continues even in ol6 men,
but formation of ovum ceases in women
‘around the age of 50 years,
(3) Four sperms are produced from 9 primary
spermatocyte and single ootid is produced
from a primary oocyte
(4) Male germ celis are haploid whereas oogonia
in females are diploid
139, Seminal plasma does not contains
(1) Enzyme (2) Glycogen
(3) Ca” (3) Fructose
140, Diagrammatic sectional view of mammary gland is
shown in the folowing figure. Choose the option
which correctly represents A and B
142. Rapid decine in all of the following is responsibie
{for increase in population growth except
(1) Death rate
(2) Maternal mortatity rate
(3) Number of people in reproducible age
(4) Infant mortality rate
143. Select the correct statement w.rt. steroidal oral
contraceptive pil.
(1) They contan smat doses of ether progesterone oF
‘estrogen
(2) Combined pills have to be taken daily
throughout menstrual cycle starting preferably
‘within the first five days of menstrual cycle
(3) They inhibat ovulation and implantation but not
‘alter quality of cervical mucus.
(4) Pills are very effective and well accepted by
females
144, Select the incorrect statement wrt, assisted
reproductive technologies.
(1) Test tube baby programme includes both IVF
and ET
(2) Embryo formes either by in vitro fertisation oF
by in vivo fertilisation can be used for 1UT
(3) In ICSI, a sperm is directly injected into the
‘ovum within fallopian tube
(4) Only in vivo fertitsation is possibie in GIFT
145. Leghorn is breed of A_and Jersey is breed of B.
Choose the option which correctly represents A
and B
[S.No A SB
7 Cartiagnaus shes | Goat
2 Bony fishes ‘Sheep
3 Chiexens Cow
4. Cow ‘Chicken
141, During embryonic development, certain cells
called stem cells have the potency to give rise to
146. All of the following are fresh water edible fishes
except
(1) Catia (2) Rohu
(3) Common carp (4) Pomfrets
147. In string type bioreactors, the stirrer facilitates
(1) Oxygen availability (2) Product removal
‘all the tissues and organs. Such stem cells are (3) pH controt (4) Regulation of process
present in 148. in DNA technology, YONA means
(1) Trophobiast (1) DNA with a piece of RNA
(2) Outer cell mass (2) ONA with a piece of foreign DNA
(8) Inner colt mass (3) DNA which takes part in recombination
(4) Ectoderm (4) DNA not associated with foreign gene
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149, The geno: detect edenoaine 6 5
dofconcy may be cured permanently by y
(1) Administering adenosine deanvnase
promoters
(2) Introducing bone marrow colts producing
‘enzyme only once
(3) Enzyme replacement therapy
(4) Isolating ganes trom marrow colts producing
ADA and introducing those genes into celts at
arty embryonic stagos
150. Which of the fotiowing 1s incorrect statement for
Bt toxin?
(1) Crystats of BL toxin produced by some bacteria
kill the bacteria themselves.
{2) Cry 1 Ab is offective against com borer
(3) Bt toxin ts not harmful to mammais
(4) Cry 1 Ac is effective against cotton botlworms
151. Birds with average sized wings, survived ino
severe storm more successtuily than with longer
‘oF shortor wings. It illustrates
(1) Stabilising setection
(2) Gene flow
(3) Disruptive selection
{4) Founder effect
4152. ifthe frequency of a dominant aliole ‘Bin @ given
‘population is 0.64, then find out the frequency of
other recessive allele 'b’ in the same population
when population is in Hardy-Weinberg
equilibrium
(1) 0.064 (2)06
(3) 0.96 (4) 0.96
1153, Which species of Hono used hides to protect heir
body and buried their dead?
(1) Homoerectus
(2) Homo habilis
(3) wen
156, Opioid receptors are prosent in our
(1) Gastrointestinal tract
(2) Peripheral neural systom
(3) Both GIT and PNS-
(4) Both CNS and ANS
157, Read the following statements carefully and
‘choose the option containing all Incorrect
statements
{a) Skin on our body 's main physical barrier
(b) Macrophages and nourophits in blood can
phagocytize and destroy microbes
{c) Intertorons protect virus-infected cats from
further viral infections
(6) Saliva ip mouth and tears in eyes prevents
‘microbial growth
(1)a.0nd b (2)band ©
G)eanda (A)aand d
158, Radial symmotry is absent in members of phylum
(1) Coelenterata (2) Ctenophora
(3) Echinodermata (4) Annetida
159, Notochord is mesodermal rod tke sruchxe present
(1) Dorsal to nerve cord in tarval tage of urochordates
only
(2) Dorsal to nerve cord onty n adit of caphalacharais
(3) Vertralto nerve cord in adut of only urochordaios
{4) Ventral to nerve cord in embryo of all
chordates
160, Proboscis gland is an excretory organ in
(1) Echious
(2) Balanoglossus
(3) Branchiostoma
(4) Chactopleura
161. Life cycle of Odelia represents alternation of
generation known a3
b 7 (1) Metastasis:
(1) Crocoditos (2) Dinosaurs 2 7
Nees (a) Tatras (2) Metagenesis
455. Solect the mismatch wrt disease and its (4) Mutation
: a 162. Select the incorrect match wt. fernale
2 Fe obeaiig eo cockroach.
ase = Haemophitous (1) Collaterial glands ~ One pair
ems (2) Spiracies: = 10 pairs
(3) Malaria Piasmodiur (3) Ovarioles
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