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    MAJOR TEST- 4 ‘Maximum Marks : 720 wooo o-oo ne svuaaus | Pics Fay | Chemistry 2 Full Syllabus: | | omy: Paya | | pol INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATE GENERAL : ‘This paper contains 200 Qs. ‘There is Negative Marking, Write your Name, ID No. & Date in the space provided on this cover page of question paper: ‘The question paper contains blank space for your rough work. No addtional sheet willbe provided for rough work. ‘The answer sheet, machine readable Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) is provided separately. Do not break the seal of the question paper booklet before being instructed to do so by the invigilator. Biank papers, Clipboards, Log tables, Slide Rule, Calculators, Cellular Phones, Pagers and Electronic Gadgets in ‘any form are not allowed to be carried inside the examination hall MARKING SCHEME : 1. This paper contains Single correct option, Sub option, Column Matching type and Diagram based questions, ‘Only one option is correct out of four given options. For each incorrect response, one-mark would be deducted. 3, InPhysics, Chemistry & Biology, There are 2 Sections : A&B Section Acontains 35 Questions. Each Question is compulsory & Having 4 Niarks for Correct & —" for incorrect, Section B contains 15 Questions. In which any 10 Questions you have to Attempt Ne ehene PHYSICS nan Qu Q2 Q3 Qa If A=2i+4}—Sk the direction cosines of the veetor A are 2 4S gy Le 2a d OSES © Tes 4 4 32445 and es © ag TsO Tas as as pair has the same dimensions (a) Work and power (b) Density and relative density (c) Momentum and impulse (d) Stress and strain Acar moves for half ofits time at 80 km/h and for rest half of time at 40 km/h Total distance covered is 60 km. What is the average speed of the car (a) 60 km/h (b) 80 km/h (6) 120 km’ (@) 180 km Ay te in ade a constant speed. It has (a) Aconstant velocity (b) A constant acceleration (¢) Anacceleration of constant magnitude (d) Anacceleration which varies with time A motor cyclist moving with a velocity of 72 kawhhour on a flat road takes a turn on the rll aa potat where tepid af chryature ofthe road is 20 meters, The acceleration due to gravity is 10 m/sec’, In order to avoid Sliding, he must not bend with respect to iMicvertcal plvisliy os ep yest (b) @=tan'2 (@) O=tan'6 (©) 6=tn'2592 0 @) O=an'4 A body of mass 2 Ag is hung on a spring balance mounted vertically in a lift. Ithe lift descends with an acceleration equal to the acceleration due to gravity ‘g’, the reading oon the spring balance will be (@) 2k ©) Gx eke ©) Gx akg (d) Zero Qu Q2 Qs Q4 Q6 uf As2issj-sk at wfeergat frasioort & 24s © Wis" ys © Teves 4 4 a 2s O° ™ Ts © Tele Ts fra ga a Read wa (a ord cer ata (b) tea ce aware ETC (o) ar cer are (&) sitar ce fap W OR aM WH we 80 foo A ae @ aan By ae waa oe 40 ft / eT ma @ woh & ae aa wa Ht TE at 60 fit et ct wre at aie are bf (a) 60 kmh (b) 80 km/h (c) 120 kh (d) 180 kv’ we ag fac aa qh oe we ait oe we 8 a wer (a) & Sra EFT (b) BROT are ST (o) Ror ar GARareT sre ePTT (@ wre wa & rer oRRachaiter & we tevages wee we Wt Wes fe /awer Haat BOT eT e) aE Ww BIR Esa Fadl Hee A erat Peat 20 Mex TIT g= 10 mise? &1 flower FAT @ fea cael wee oa 8 fr a a fre om 8 afte vm w ag gan uta (a) @=1an'6 (b) @=tan'2 (©) = tan '25,92 @) @=tan'4 five 4 water aed we fein ge 2 fer or fives acorn war @1 afe fame We D sie gee ofa aT gy @ af a, ot Rin ger or oe eh (a) kg (b) (4x ghkg. (©) 2x g)kg (d) Zero Q7 Qs Qs Quo Qu Qu Qu3 A body B lies on a smooth horizontal table and another body A is placed on B. The coefficient of friction between A and B is p. What acceleration given to B will cause slipping to occur between A and B (@) we ©) gn ©) we @ Vie A body of mass a kg is lifted by a man to a height of one metre in 30 see, Another man lifts the same mass to the same height in 60 sec. The work done by them are in the ratio (a) 1:2 (byt © 2:1 4s A spring 40 mm long is stretched by the application of a force. If 10 N force required to stretch the spring through 1mm, then work done in stretching the spring through 40 mm is, Ga) 847 (b) 68 © 237 (8s ‘The motion of planets in the solar system is an example of the conservation of (a) Mass (©) Angular momentum (€) Enerey A thin circular ring of mass M and radius r is rotating about its axis with a constant angular velocity ©. Two objects each of mass m are attached gently to the opposite ends of a diameter of the ring. The ring will now rotate with an angular velocity (b) Linear momentum (M21) oM ® M+2m o M+2m o(M+2m) © tom oF Which of the following is the evidence to show that there must be a force acting on earth directed towards the sun (a) Deviation of the falling bodies towards east (&) Revolution of the earth round the sun (©) Phenomenon of day and night (4) Apparent motion of sun round the earth ‘When a body is taken from the equator to the poles, its weight (a) Remains constant (b) Increases (©) Decreases (@) Increases at N-pole and decreases at S-pole Q7 Qs Qui Qu3 we fits B ue At ar woe wy Ree 1 ww art fins A fies oe we ra fi fies oe Ba wes oe ver pep BiB hrs a eT Ser a fi GA Bes BS (@) pe (b) gin ©) we @ Jag me Rom we AY wy we aA ex AY Saad Te GR HO tes HURT Bl WAT aI at ag BSE al a wa fo Bos TET 21 oeha d ae a wa oF wT age & it @at fort eit BT aay 40 mm B| 10.N GT wa war & geet wag 1 fet ag ort 21 fein oF 40 fret ate 4 fea wer ort sh (a) 84 (b) oy ©) BS @s ven fren rt ort oat afte: WAT ahha a7 o 8 wpa ae wh 8) tm zon # aaa aan & finite ay we ea fed ond 8) gaa or aha a att o(M 2m) oM @ M+2m © Siam of @ Men fe yeh we we aa oR oe efor fear ai @ aie eft (a) Pea gH Rost gk Ate Fer () Beal ord aR alk aR geT (@) fet atte er mt BT (@ i Hye} ant oie or a wa Prt fos ot pea Yar a gal A ate onan onan & at sear aw (@) Ree veer & (b) aae 8 (c) vem & (@) a8 ga ae weer wer ab ga oe eT Q14 When certain weight is suspended from a long uniform wire, its length increases by fanciers, Uitte samerraeniils sosgealted a from another wire of the same material and e oma a, ae Iength but haying a diameter half of the first SR sera ord ch wa ors Tyler fone then the increase in length will be anh (a) OSem (b) 2em (a) 0.5 cm (b) 2cm (c) dem (d) Sem (c) 4em (d) 8em Q.15 Coatings used on raincoat are waterproof QUS Ward wy aa A wT wer A TE TICE because ye wt ol & ewer orn & (a) Water is absorbed by the coating (a) RO eR or eee eT TT () sta et FH ap eT aT (@) Ser re eT eB PAT eT (@ ead aio ae ont O16 aE Be pa wa BGC tl) aS Moat @ frawt we gee ora + (b) Cohesive force becomes greater (©) Water is not scattered away by the coating (@) Angle of contact decreases Q.16 Density of ice is p and that of water is 6. What will be the decrease in volume when a mass M of ice melts M o-p SP © oO oa iit 1a pt Aftr at ae ® | of] «ify alps Q.17 A cubical block is floating in a liquid with gn fies: feet aa 2 ee How ay half of its volume immersed in the liquid. wer & fe Seer oT se wa A GT ze) When the whole system accelerates upwards a wept Parr ow ot ake es eT ay with acceleration of 9/3 volume immersed in the Ii the fraction of waft Got five or ae aT ot xa # will be aan, ohm @w (a) 1/2 7 b) 98 (b) 38 (c) 23 (c) 23 v4 @ xs Q.18 The temperature of the sunis measured with Qu18 fe arent grr ae wr aT aT wrote (a) Platinum thermometer (a) errs area (b) Gas thermometer (b) te arent (c) Pyrometer (o) Tee (@) Vapour pressure thermometer @ se — ideal gas at 27°C is heated at constant 19 W aTee zre ard we OU presureso as to trplevis volume The © 74, ULM) Ge Ege aera temperature of the gas will be ae @) aC &) 900°C (a 8c (6) 900°C (©) arc (a) 450°C (e) 627°C (@) 450°C Q.20 Atwhat temperature will the oxygen molecules Q.20 fH ay we atfettory amp BH af Her aT have the same root mean square speed as Ti BRT = B200KR TH mI hydrogen molecules at 200 K a fad ae «w) w00K a) Od Oia (6) 240K (4) 3200K (©) 2400 (a) 3200 Qa Q22 Q23 Q24 Qs Q.26 Q27 Vv Py The gas law “= const (a) Isothermal changes only (b) Adiabatic changes only (©) Both isothermal and adiabatic changes (4) Neither isothermal nor adiabatic changes The pressure and density of a diatomic gas (y= 15) change adiabatically from (P, d) to (Pa), Md’ /d = 32, then P’ should be (a) W128 2 () 128 (€) None of the above The coefficient of thermal conductivity depends upon (a) Temperature difference of two surfaces (b) Area of the plate (©) Thickness of the plate (@) Material ofthe plate A particle is oscillating according to the equation X=7 cos 0.5 mt, where ris in second. The point moves from the position of equilibrium to maximum displacement time (a) 40sec (b) 2.0 sec (©) 10sec () 05 see A S.H.M. has amplitude ‘a’ and time period T. The maximum velocity will be 4a 2a fa. 2na O77 OF © ae Oy ‘When a sound wave of frequency 300 H passes through a medium the maximum displacement of a particle of the medium is 0.1 cm. The ‘maximum velocity of the particle is equal to (a) 60 xemisec (b) 30 wemisee (©) 30 emisec (@ 60 emisee Two waves are propagating to the point Palong. a straight line produced by two sources and B of simple harmonic and of equal frequency. The amplitude of every wave at P is ‘a’ and the phase of 4 is ahead by 7/3 than that of B and the distance AP is greater than BP by 50 em. Then the resultant amplitude at the point Pwill be, if the wavelength is 1 meter (b) a3 @a true for (a) 2a (©) avd, Qa Q2 Q23 Q.24 Qs Q.26 Qa7 tec at Par TY = Praca, wee & (a) dae warts aka & fee (b) derer WaT afta a fer Co) erred she wane Shh ofa fee (d) ctr erred site a Eh wagner often fore f-wemmte ta (y= 7/5) oT ara atk Bre vate te S (Ad) B (Psd) Rea wren 81 ae d'/d=32 8, PP eT ated (b) 32 (a) W128 (©) 128 (@) sri tag aE fe arg wr we Tet eri Pe am @ (a) aH Weel & aI (b) WaT & dapat we (o) ag oie a sirens oe @ ay & eri ye om Pa wheengae det oy wer B1X=7 cos 03 mt TE ¢ tars HB, ah fig wer Bt Ret @ sitter eee @ Rui ae agar A waa oe (a) 40 sec (b) 2.0 sec (6) 10sec @ 05 sec we we oret WY BET a wT wT TET ig, Sareea Bl gaeT aoa aT 4a 2a fay) ome OF OF © anf o> WA WH 300 He Gr att wer fer mea a at aay 7 om oT afreay mT OL BA 81 BT aT after a & (a) 60 zemisec (©) 30 zemisec (©) 30 emisee @ 60 emisee ‘wa argh & et eer are whet A ve BY sort a et ve ae tar wate ae wt fg Poe vgeth 81 Poe aie wer wr aA sa 8 eA we, BA 38 att t gd AP ge APs 0am ae Tw & af mented trex cp we oto arava eta (@) 2a © avd ©) a3 @a Q28 Q.29 Q30 Q.31 Q.32 Q.33 A soap bubble is given a negative charge, then its radius (a) Decreases @) Increases (©) Remains unchanged (2) Nothing can be predicted as information is insufficient ‘The electric potential V at any point O (x,y,z all in metres) in space is given by V = 4x? volt.. The electrie field at the point (Im, 0, 2m) in volt/metre is (a) 8 along negative X-axis (b) 8 along positive X-axis (©) 16along negative Y-axis (@) along positive Y-axis The lowest resistance which can be obi by connecting 10 resistors each of 1/10 of (a) 1/2500, (b) 1720002 (©) 1000, (@) Won In the network of resistors shown in the figure, the equivalent resistance between A and Bis (a) S4ohm (©) 18 ohm (©) 36.0hm (@ 9ohm A constant voltage is applied between the two ends of a metallic wire. If both the length and the radius of the wire are doubled, the rate of heat developed in the wire (a) Willbedoubled (b) Willbe halved (©) Will remain the same (4) Willbe quadrupled Field inside a solenoid is (a) Directly proportional tits length (b) Directly proportional to current (©) Inversely proportional to total number of tums, (4) Inversely proportional to current Q.28 Q29 Q30 Q31 Q32 Q33 go saga & gage at ae ante Rear aT 8 ot seat Boar @ wat ott (b) ag orl & (co) sraftatefer eer 8 (a) SAA ant EAA BE Ah aT we HHA Prot A Ae to pce Heit A) we Ve 4ediee at ‘onet 1 Riga fara (im, 0, 2m) Faq ar ace / Fee ry age (a) 8, Fema X- wer at Ae H (b) 8, errr X— stat ht fee (o) 16, seo Y— se By fee (a) 16, erate Y— et at fe H 110 ater vittr & ea uf 8 wad oe feo ofr aren or wart & (@) 125002 (6) 12000 (e) 1/100 (d) Vlog fea ta ote Bo wea or angee aie attr (a) 54 ohm (b) 18 ohm (c) 36 ohm: (d) 9 ohm wag Haro dt Reo oe w Praa deca crmg ordh 8) ae aw at rang wer Prom att a aft ae a ad, aoe % oes Gon Hw oT a @ aera oe (b) Smear TET (o) wa eT (@ aR Tt et are wiatren & oe ae at tao & (a) Bact wank & sEpHATgETAE (o) Sat er rer & rage (© RO Rt A Ga den} QUAI (a) 4 aor are & awaraTA Qa Q.35 At a certain place, the horizontal component of earth's magnetic field is /3 times the vertical component. The angle of dip at that place is @) oo (4° ©) @ 30° ‘Two magnets of same size and mass make respectively 10 and 15 oscillations per minute at certain place, The ratio of their magnetic moments is (@) 429 (©) 2:3 (b) 9:4 (d) 3:2 Q34 Q35 fret ert ow pga ater wee oT wake vee 3/3 qr 8, dt va wr we a ator eh (a) 6° (b) 45° (c) 9 (d) 30° foe ware We WAT Ker ate see (Size) @ ogee sft Pe wae: 10 she 15 eet wet & ee gad ompi or agar eer (a) (B) 9:4 © @ 3:2 Sao Q.36 Q.37 Q.38 Q39 Q40 Ql A coil having an area A, is placed in a ‘magnetic field which changes from B, to 4B, in a time interval t, The e.m.f. induced in the coil will be 3A,B, 4 @) AS t t a 4B, © a @ Ke In am ac cireuit, peak value of voltage is 423 volts. Is effective voltage is (@) 400 vous (b) 323 volts (©) 300 vous (a) 340 votts If the de-Broglie wavelengths for a proton and for a particle are equal, then the ratio of their velocities (a) 4:1 (1: A photon in motion has a mass (a) e/w (b) av © hy @) vie ries of hydrogen ible regi () Balmer series (d) Bracket series (a) Lyman series (©) Paschen series Silicon isa semiconductor. Ifa small amount of Asisadded tit, then its electrical conductivity (a) Decreases (b) Increases (©) Remains unchanged(d) Becomes zero Q.36 Q37 Q.38 Q39 Q.40 Qat we Bred freer darme A, 8, ww grace aa 3 oe wht treet a we F BB 4B, 8 omer 8, qusch AR far. ae or shag am et @ AS w AB 3B 4B © xe ag raft Rr A score oer ar rae AF 423 volts & at ero were fOsaTeR. eT (a) 400 volis (b) 323 volis (6) 300 volts (@) 340 volts Bw sheer wear ster wor aH ach eee dwt, ded at or agua t @4a 2:1 1:2 @ 1:4 cftar vtett er gare eh t (a) e/hv (b) hw (ay @ het ini weston wage A ah ger aa ort & (a) aig Ach (b) are Ah (6) sree Ah (8) tee Ah factors we adam t) eat etsra amit frat we gaa fige Ieee (a) we ait & (b) ae wire B (© son Geek @ FUR ote Q.42 Qa3 a4 Qs Q.46 Q.47 Qas For the given combi logic states of inputs 4, B, C: ion of gates, if the eas follows A = Oand A . C= O then the states of output D are @) 0,0 _. 0) 01 ~ RQ « © 10 o____T >? (@) 1d ‘The field of view is maximum for (b) Concave mirror (@) Cylindrical mirror A convex mirror has a focal length fA real object is placed at a distance f in front of it from the pole produces an image at (a) Infinity wer () #2 4 ‘The phenomenon of interference is shown by (a) Longitudinal mechanical waves only (b) Transverse mechanical waves only (©) Electromagnetic waves only (A) Alllthe above types of waves ‘Water is flowing continuously from a tap having an internal diameter 8 x 10 m, The water velocity as it leaves the tap is 04 ms". The diameter of the water stream at a distance 2 « 10+ m below the tap is close to :- (a) 9.6% 109 m (b)3.6« 10° m (©) 5.0% 10" m (O75 * 10m Work done in increasing the size of a soap bubble from a radius of 3 em to Sem is nearly (Surface tension of soap solution = 0,03 Nar) (a) 2n my (b) 04 nmd (©) 4nd (02 nm) A certain block weighs 15 N in air. It weighs 12 N when immersed in water when immersed in another liquid it weighs 13 N, the relative density of the block is =~ (a) Planemitror (©) Convex mirror (@s (by 12 (15 (d) None Qar Qa Q.44 Q.45 Qs Qa7 Qas fed 1d aire eld Prova & fore afk fae (input) 4,8, C#) Raft A= B= C= A=B=1, C=08 Ft Frfa (Outpay Da Re eh (a) 0,0, ‘ wor S12 4 (© 1.0 “ Cb i fret aS feeer gReds sito er & @ amas () scan ain (© saa wm (6) ere go won cin oh ote aif 81 £e arate wa ote) Fah eee oe 8 a @) FFARR OF (co) #2 @ 4 afte ot wear uret eich & (a) Beare arqeea aiPrew Te aT (b) dae seprea aie oe ART (oe) dae Rigeeracta Teh ar (d) TRH HA wa HRT aiafte art 8x10 m ae we at A ut ama were et ver 1 te Boor wer B aex sien 8, oN aT 81 04 ms'B| Ae SAS 2x 108m aA Bw Ur A are oT a arr @: (a)9.6« 10% m (6)3.6% 10° m (©) 5.010% m (275% 10m Ww yt S gega A from st seme AER Sem oe 4H far ra orf ary & (ag B whet wT YS TAT = 0.03 Nor’) (a) 2x mI (6) 04 xmI (o4nmd (@02"mI Ww ae oom Aa ISNG | oe art 4 gan orn @ ct ewer aR 12 N ter ¢ ok oa at fret oa ae 4 gear wre @ tt geer aR 13 Neen é ot aie wr ate ee wT AM ere B- (as OR (Is (a) None Qa Q.50 A Young's double slit experiment uses a monochromatic source. The shape of the interference fringes formed on a screen is- (a) hyperbola (b) circle (©) straight line (a) parabola When an unpolarized ht of intensity 1, i lent on a polarizing sheet, the inte: of the ight which does not get transmitted is. L © glo @I, 1 @ she (©) zero aa Q.s0 ta & feet Rare watt 4 year were aha or saat fem ore &1 ve we at afters fist at gf 8. (a) after oa (oes tar (@) weacra ra fet gow we ue 1, dtaen @7 site wor arafer err 8, ot se mere a tion, ot oat at ein, wee Gh @l, 1 @ 5h (c) zero CHEMISTRY CRT ne Q.s2 Q53 Qs Q55 In Duma's method for estimation of nitrogen, 0.3 g of an organic compound gave 50 mL. of nitrogen collected at 300 K (temperature and 715 mm pressure. Caleulate the percentage composition of nitrogen in the compound. (Aqueous tension at 300 K = 15 mm). (a) 17.46% (b) 23.5% © 12.5% (6) 27.46% Match the complexes in Column-t with their properties listed in Column-II, Column-t (A) [Co(NH,),(H,0),]C1, (p) Geometrical isomers Column-t1 (B) [P(NHY),C1,I (© [CocH,0),cCL () [NidH,0) JC, (q) Paramagnetic (*) Diamagnetic (3) Metal ion with, +2 oxidation state @) A-p.a.s;B-p.n 85 C-as;D-as () A-qns;B-p.qssC-asiD-qs (©) A-parsBongs; C-a.s;D-q5 @) A-p.ns:B-p.as;C-qs;D-as Energy of H-atom in the ground state is -13.6 eV, hence energy in the second excited state is (a) - 68 eV (b) -34eV @-1slev (@) 453 ev ‘The increasing order of the first ionization enthalpies of the elements B, P, § and F lowest first) is (@)F 2NO(g) (b) PCL (g) > PCI(g) + Cla) (©) Nie) + 3H,(@) => 2NHYa) (4) SO.Cl(g) => $0,(g) + Cig) sz Qs3 Qsd ss TIRRTO SOT BA EET fae 03g ordfre oifre 300K amy Jar 715 mm Te 80 mL argon tor 8) aire Ft aregiaa @ sftera a roar afr! (300 K Tr oe Gree TTT= 15 mm). (a) 17.46% (b) 23.5% © 125% (27.46% es dget a NT ore TH A water afte re er (A) [Co(NH,),(11,0),]C1, (p) Sartre waraadt (B) [PUNH,C,) @ sage (©)1CoH,O),CCL (BREET (D) [Ni(H,O),IC1, ©) 9G am +2, stereo sree (@) A-p.4.s;B-p.1,8; C-,s;D-q,s (b) A-qns:B-p,a.s;C-a,s;D-as (©) A-par:B-nqs; C-4s:D-as (@ A-p,5.8;B—p.qs; C-a,s;D-qs are greet # Hi @ Gal 13.6 ev 8, am: fita softer seen # Gut Aer 8) (a) - 68 eV ()-34eV ()-151eV (@) -453 eV wa BP Sak Fe vem ore we Bt aad BO wa A crafter aa! wae wr one weet aat ye) @F 2NO) (b) PCL(g) == PCL(e) + CL(@) (©) Ng) + 3H,(2) = 2NH(e) (@) SO.Cl(2) = SO,(e) + Clg) 56 Q.87 Qss aso Q.60 Qo1 Q.62 Hydrolysis of sucrose is called- (a) Esterification (b) Saponification (©) Inversion (d) Hydration Butene-1 may be converted to butane by reaction with : (a) Zn HCL (b) Sn HCI (©) Zn-He (@ Pas H, Methane as well as ethane can be obtained in one step (in two separate reaction) from (a) CH, - OH (b) CHO © cH! (@ CH, ~ CH, -1 Using MO theory predict which ofthe following species has the shortest bond length ? (a) 0, 0, © oF @oy ‘The co-ordination number of a central metal atom in a complex is determined by : (a) thenumber of only anionic ligands bonded to meal ion (b) the number of ligands around a metal ion bonded by pi bonds (©) the number of ligands around a metal ion bonded by sigma and pi bonds (@) the number of ligands around a metal ion bonded by sigma bonds Fora spontaneous reaction the AG, equilibrium constant (K) and E°,,, will be respectively (@-ve,> Lye (b)+¥e,>1,-ve ©}-ve L-ve Equimolar solutions in the same solvent have (a) same boiling point bt different freezing point (b) same freezing point but different boiling point (©) same boiling and same freezing points (4) diftemet boiling and freezing points Q.56 Q.s7 Q.58 Qs9 Q.60 Qt Q.62 {wa a wa-ameea wean & (a) rere (b) aigtee (e) aateAGnversion) (d) stata aga wees 8 fs aftr aT uRafia ox wad & (a) Zn— HCL (b) Sn— HCI. (c) Zn— Hg (d) Pd) H, aes cer ws fra aftreret # ct srert—stert afters A yee eH rer fa wT Wed 81 (a) CH, - OH (b) C,HOH (©) CHI (d) CH, ~ CH, =1 MO frara_ or wat eRe srafar afer A fret 4S fre ein Foret wend EK ah? (@) OF (©) OF ga 9 dete ag very Ft era der Prater Bt ont & (a) doa orate ries ah eer ot Ty art a aPeet Be eer (by Ww ang sere 3 ae she war rer afr ret aie & } an (0) WH amg aR & aT ake o em nae ANT afin frist viva & & are (@) wo ang sie an he oe Gre af ‘ira Ah iow € & eR We Tae shiva fa AG wea Praca (ky wer B®, BHT (a)—ve,> 1+ ve (b) + ve, > 1,-ve (c) = ve, <1, -ve (d) ve, > l= ve war fies A wi Hey Rea @ Ra fret wet et! (a) Bar erie aoa Army Raia (b) 814 Kier She Aer erties (() FAT Bee ea wT Rea (ois teria wy fea (b) OF Q.63 Q.64 Q.65 Q.66 Consider the reaction equilibrium 280, (g) + 0, (@) = 280, (g) | AH? On the basis of Le Chatelier’s principle, the condition favourable for the forward reaction is Q.63 = 198k. (a) lowering of temperature as well as pressure (b) increasing temperature as well as pressure (C)loweringthe temperature andincreasing the pressure (@) any value of temperature and pressure Which of the following statements is Q.64 incorrect regarding physissorptions ? (a) More easily liquefiable gases are adsorbed readily (b) Under high pressure it results into multi ‘molecular layer on adsorbent surface. (©) Enthalpy of adsorption (AH...) is low and positive. (@) Ioccurs because of van der Waal’ forces Arrange the following in increasing basic strength- Qos yo: (b) No-e-Nit, No (@) CH3NHy (©) CLCH)-NH (©) NHS Correct answer is - @@ cH, q ) A" + ko# (aa) —> © Gp +Kowt ey) — co (oven oH) — fret afifrar ere ow fray at 280, @) + 0, (g) = 280, (g) ; AH? =— 198 kc. A-wtefay frara @ arene we at afin & fay agape eM (a) a4 GEN ara HH BLS (yore eT ea ASE (oat GH wed Ie aa aeTaR (a) avy ser ata & fe A ATT ae sifte aftety & wera 4 fed Re oer aha aaa 8? (a) sien ereere ea BA aT A RTT S saftrenter et &1 (&) Bea aa ow aie” Gere OR aga TE wal 81 (o) sitar at pte (AH...) PAT ate rene eth 81 (d) ae trex crew seit B anew ela B 1 fra et ata wed @ agen waited fore — yo (b) Now i NO (@) ECH2-NHy (a) CH3NI (©) C-CH)-NHy (e) NH3 we feet t — @@ H, gl (b=) AZ * KOH faq.) —> © O- + KOH (aq) —> @ Op-ercnar KOH (ag) —> Qer Q.68 Q.69 Q.70 Q71 Bottles containing C,H! and C,H,CH,1 lost their original labels They were labelled A and B for testing. Aaand B were separately taken in a est tube and boiled ‘with NaOH solution. The end solution in each tube ‘was made acidic with dilute HINO, and then some AgNO, solution was added. Substance B gave yellow precipitate. Which one of the folowing statements is ‘rue for this experiment 2 (a) Awas CH (b) A was C,H,CH,L (© B was CH (@) Addition of HNO, was unnecessary Larger number of oxidation states are exhibited by the actinoids than those by the lanthanoids, the main Statement-2 being (a) lesser energy difference between Sf and 6d than between 4f and Sd orbitals, (b) more energy difference between Sf and 6d than between 4f and Sd orbitals (©) more reactive nature of the aetinoids than the lanthanoids (4) 4forbitals more diffused than the Sf orbitals, Which of the following is true statement ? @Ailtheeubonin H,C-C-CaC~C~CH, are " in sp? hybridisation, (b) In C,H(CN), there are six “a” bonds (©) In diamond “C” is in p* hybridisation (4) In€,0, all the carbons ae in sp hybridis Antiseptic chloroxylenol is, (a) 4-chloro-3, Sdimethylphenol (b) 3-chloro-4, 5dimethylphenol (©) 4-chloro-2, S X+ Nifast) ()X+Y, == XY+Y (slow) (1 X+¥ > XY (fast) ‘The overall order of the reaction will be @l ©? @o @1s Concentration of the Ag* ions in a saturated Q.85 solution of Ag,C,O, is 2.2 x 10+ mol* solubility product of Ag,C,O, is (a) 242 x 10° (b) 2.66 x 10 (©) 45 x 101 (a) 53x 108 SGI Q.86 Extraction of gold and silver involves Teaching with CN- ion, Silver is later recovered by (@) Liquation (b) Disillation (@) Displacement with Zn Which one is the correct order of acidity? Q.87 (b) CH=CH>CH,=CH,> CH, -C=CH>CH,—-CH, (©) CH,-CH,>CH,=CH,>CH,-C=CH>CH=CH (0) CH=CH> CH CH=CH >CH,-C=CH>CH=CH Tonic mobility of which of the following alkali ‘metal ions is lowest when aqueous solution of their salts are put under an electric field ? (@) Na b)K (©) Rb @Li Consider the reactions, Q.88 a9 Oy aan STR? orl . itor Li . Ne NEN, z Identify A, X, Y and Z (a) A-methoxymethane, X-ethanaoie acid, ‘Y-acetate ion, Z-hydrazine (b) A-methoxymethane, X-ethanol, Y-ethanaoic acid, Z-semicarbazide (©) Acethanal, X-ethanol, Z-semicarbazone (@)_Accthanol X-ccetaldchyde, Y-butanone,Z-hnyerazone Y-but-2-enal, we areata aftirar X,+Y, os INV Brena a hg WX, 9X +x@e) (DX +Y, =» xv+y airy (i) X+¥ > X¥ As) attire a wr eft eb (at ()2 (oo @is @ vq fart 7 Ag ona a 2 x 104 mol 8 | Ag.C,0, BT fia prea & (a) 2.42 x 108 (©) 2.66 x 10% (45 x 10" (@) 53x 10" ae ee wet & Remit | Chora a Pera eter 81 aft at are ge ara wad ae fear orm & (a) mrerrert aReEeT (b) SIT (c) Fos Utero @) Zn 8 fer fret Aa ataaT orn & fe ae we (a) CH=CH>CH,-C=CH>CH,=CH,>CH,-CH, (6) CH=CH>CH.=CH,>CH,-C=CH>CH,-CH, (©) CH,-CH,>CH,=CH,>CH,-C=CH>CH=CH @ CH=CH CH-CH=CH>CcH-C=cH> CH=CH frog a a ata ant org awe at arahg after, Fe Fee han ol ee (a) Na (b)K () Rb @Li Pre ofirar fey age ee qe ord, a ee aechag (a) Aten, X-teriga ara, y-teitee 16 cin ger am, Zxrhtoral TSS (© Awe, X-Wheftserge, Y-ze-2ata, Ztterasi @) A- Write, x-Mieltengs, Yam, Z-erESK Q.90 QoL Qo2z Q.93 Qo Q95 Q.96 In which pair of ions both the species do not contain $$ bond? (@) 8,0; () 8,07 S,07 (©) 8,0;,8,07 — @ S,0} 8,07 Which one is the most acidic compound ? © é No, 1H Q.90 LO Qar OH @) ©, NO, © @ No, H, In the electrochemical cell ‘O82 ZnCuSO, (1.0 M) Cu, the emf of this Daniel cell is E,. When the concentration ZnSO, is changed to 1.0 M and that of CuSO, changed {0 0.01 M., the emf changes to E,. From the followings, Which one is the between E, and E,? (Given, RT/F = 0.059) @E,=E, (b) E, < E, (E> E, ()E,=04E, A first order reaction has a specific reaction rate of 10° S*, How much time will it take for 20 g of the reaction to reduce to 5g? (a) 386s (b) 1386s () 346.58 (d) 693.08 The most suitable method of separation of 1:1 mixture of ortho and para-nitrophenol is (a) Sublimation (b) Chromatography (c) Crystallization (d)_ Steam distillation Which one of the following pairs of species have the same bond order? (a) CO, NO (b) O,, NO* © cN,cO @ N, OF The correct order of the decreasing ionic radii among the following isoelectronic species is (a) K’ > Ca > Cl > S* (b) Ca > > > Cr (©) Cr > S*> Ca > K (@) 8 >Cr>K'>Ca® Q.93 Qa Qs Q.96 fer 2 8 alt — or are am F cht ‘wieisr FS —s andr 8 (a) $,07,8,07 (b) 8,07 8,07 (©) 8,0;,8,07 @) S,07,8,05 free oh wm weite ata dite & Ht oO Ko, 1 Ht ON e () @) ho. &, we tyr wn ta ZnCuSQ, (1.0 M) Cu, ahaa da or emf E,81 Wa ZnSO, 8 era Bt 1.0 M a8 WT CuSO, Bt Asa Bt 0.01 M, oe ofa fear cre 8 ot ems a uRade, 81 Pe a a wt — ae, ee, 4 ede . OH @ (fear 8, RT/F = 0.059) @E,=E, OE, Ey (@E,=04E, We wer Oe ot Pe sfhftear aa 107 S18) 20g afore o seco em a feet wera ahr (a) 23865 (6) 13865 (c) 346.58 (d) 693.05 1:1 arf wd targets S few yoo 3 fey wed oft Ae (a) seer (©) wider (9) firearm (@ sah or fer #8 fee wht @ ga wr one wie war & (a) CO,NO (b) 0,, NO" (c) CN, CO (d) N,, OF Prfar wngdagite eit A ued af arate Prom or wel wa ataer e? (a) Kt > Ca* > Ch > S (Ca > > Se > Cr (CE >S> Ca > Ke (d) S* > Cl > Kt > Ca® Q97 Q98 Q.99 Q.100 Which of the following alkaline earth metal sulphates has hydration enthalpy higher than the lattice enthalpy @) S180, (b) CaSO, (©) BeSO, (a) BaSO, In the case of alkali metals, the covalent character decreases in the order :- (a) MI> MBr > MCI > ME (b) MCL > ML> MBr> ME (©) MF> MCL > MBr> MI (@) MF > MCL > MI> MBr Which of the following oxides is not expected to react with sodium hydroxide ? (2) BeO (b) BO, (©) Cao (si, ‘Which of the following does not show optical (@) (Coven), P* (€) [Co(NH,),ClP° (en= ethylenediamine) (b) [Co(en),C1,]}" (€) [CofemC1 (NH), I° Q7 Qos Q.99 Q.100 Prater Fa foe anda yer erga wee o Gea Wel oae Wel Bt eT HF site we 2? (a) SrSO, (b) CaSO, (c) BeSO, (d) BaSO, arta erget 4 weed waft @ wet or wit (a) MI > MBr > MCI > MF- (b) MCI > MI > MBr > MF (c) MF > MCI > MBr > MI (@) MF > MCI > MI > MBr refitted ateerest # frwat, wisest wEgirngs &, fren wet at same wee (@) BeO (0) BO, (©) CaO (@) SiO, fray a ott vores wmracaat a weft oe #? (a) [Co(en),}* (©) [CoNH),CLP (en = yPretrreretam) )[Co(en),CI, (@ [Cocen)CL(NH),1° Q.101 Q.102 Q.103 Q.t04 Which of the following statements is not correet with reference to fnctor affect rate of photosynthesis ? (a) Light saturation occurs at 10% of full sunlight (b) Saturation point of CO, in C, plants beyond 450 PPM (©) C, plants have high temperature optimum (@ Water stress causes the stomata to close hance reducing the CO, availability The reaction that is responsible for the primary fixation of CO2 is catalysed by (a) RuBP carboxylase (b) PEP carboxylase (©) RuBP carboxylase and PEP carboxylase (d) PGA synthase Enzyme, which ean catalyse both carboxylation and oxygenation of RuBP in the chloroplast, is not found in which of the following cells 2 (a) Mesophyll cells of C, plants (b) Mesophyll cells of C, plants (©) Mesophyll cells of CAM plants (4) Bundle sheath cells of C, plants Match the following: (IAA (B)ABA Bolting (©) Ethylene ili, Stomatal closure @)GA ‘Weed-free lawns (E) Cytokinins Ripening of fruits Options: (a) A-iv, B~ili, Cv, D~ii, E~i (b) A-y, B= iii, Cin, D~ii, Ei (©) A=v, Bi, C~iv, D= ili, Ei (d@) A-v, B- iii, C-ii, D-i, E-iv Quo1 Qu02 Q.103 Quod vers deca ot wMiat GET at GET 48 orem fier wet at 8? yay So seh ere 10% TA 1 () Carat HCO, tigen AE 450 PPM awa ont 1 (© Cored ary aA sea ete 8 (@) at B HH vel wl de ad COLA wiser oH mea &) CO, & safer Retrret & fare weerft afifra frend walita eth & (a) RuBP araiasttetat (b) PEP arahretretai (©) RuBP arate cen PEP aretentict (@ PGA Rid worgs, att Pe eReerae HS wraiftercterer a sinttorioer art or adhe oe wom & fret 48 fer sitet Hf =e) ger oer 8? () C, eat A aoineatere arent ()C, weet a ohare aire (©) CAM wrath gofmeta atferent Od Preafefaa ar fre éfore (aiAa i. OR or gory (B)ABA (Ceres (D)GA (e) wieelorehrt Options: Q.105 Q.106 Q.107 Q.108 Match the two columns and select the right fone among options given Column 1 Column I (A)Duodenum i, A cartilaginous flap (B)Epiglottis i, Small blind sae (©) Glottis ‘C° shaped structure ‘emerging from the stomach Opening of wind pipe (D)Caccum iv, Options @) Soil (b) Green house (Nutrient solution (€) Distilled water Which of the following correctly explains a phase/ event in cardiac cycle in a standard electrocardiogram? (a) QRS complex indicates atrial contraction. (b) QRS complex indicates ventricular contraction. (©) Time between S and T represents atrial systole, (d) P-wave indicates beginning of ventricular contraction, Match the terms given under Column ‘A’ with their functions given under Column ‘B* and select the answer from the options given below: Column A (A) Lymphatic system Column B Carries oxy genated blood (B) Pulmonary vein ii, Immune Response (€) Thrombocytes To drain back the tissue fluid to the circulatory system (D) Lymphocytes Coagulation of blood Options: (@) Adi, BA, Cai, Div (b) Aili, Bei, C-iv, Doi (©) Acii, Bei, C-i, Div @), Cail, Dai Q.105 Q.106 Q.107 Qos at ater at Prary afte ote fire wet fewer or we aifery oro T wie (ayrectt ve wafer oe (ae caer i (ou (Dy etrr fewer (2) AG, Bi, Cail, Div (b) Aci (©) Adi, Bi, Civ, Dai @) A wrested corte & arr wed wy era aret 8— @ aa 4 (b) a eroe F (9 tee fret # @) arafar oat % are ftge gx ve (getagtenfeare) 4 a oie wer eg—aw th ueT aT we-wel arent wren 8? (a) QRS saat afi wiageey eer wider area & (©) ORS wher Pere siageeT ar tier awe (©) Sate Ta ata a ara aiftig wae (RRcte) @ Prem act & (@) Parier Prorr ige & wrens ar ir wees ota ‘aH fey wel at ater Be A Ry 3 ws ot S we fran wre aie wha fay my freed FS we eR afaT! ator A ater B (a) aftr ta atedfraPra wie Ol ae orn & (@yerge—fer i. iter orybirar (© Peary ii, ow Re wt (aveatarse) area fear wa 4 oer (D) atery iv, CR wT Options: (@) Aviv, Bei, Coli, Dai Q.109 Quo Quit Qn2 Qs Quid Select the wrong pais (@) NADH dehydrogenase — ‘of mitochondria, Inner membrane (b) F,-F, complex ~ oxysome (©) Hexokinase-Matrix of mitochondria (2) Pyruvate dehydrogenase complex-fink reaction Which one of the following statement is incorrect? (@) Heart muscles are striated and involuntary (b) The muscles of hands and legs are striated. and voluntary (c) The museles located in the inner walls of ali- ‘mentary canal are striated and involuntary (d) Muscles located in the reproductive tracts are unstriated and involuntary The organ of corti is a structure present in (a) External ear (b) Middle ear (c) Semi circulareanal (4) Cochlea In the mechanism of action of a protein hormone, one of the second messengers is (a) Cyclic AMP. (by Insulin OT, (@Gastrin The immature male germ cell undergo division to produce sperms by the process of spermatogenesis. ‘Choose the correct one with reference to above, (a) Spermatogonia have 46 chromosomes and always undergo meiotic cell division (b) Primary spermatocytes divide by mitotic cell division (c) Secondary spermatocytes have 23 chromo- somes and undergo second meiotic division (d) Spermatozoa are transformed into spermatids Following statements are given regarding MTP. Choose the correct options given below: i, MTPs are generally advised during first trimester MTPs are used as. contraceptive method iii, MTPs are always surgical iv. MTPs require the assistance of qualified medical personnel (2) itanditi (c) iand iv (b) iiandiii (@) iand it Q.109 Quo Qu Quiz Quis Quid Tet Pret oT wrt wet (a) NADH féerggifertor — argetenifgar aft siiaRe wet () FF, outa — after (©) Bartangtar — argelalgar A Afar (4) ergte ores aero Ara Prafafer 4 ater wert wet ae 8? (a) ea ORRrat Yara ste orfRerw eit (©) wer otk te oY tert rer ate ow art & (c) saree ofl Shr PARA A Ror Ara fre site stew ah €1 (4) rs Sri fer ORR oR othe srw ae wighoir ames deen a stg 8 (a) Tea oo (b) ea ah (o) sekeareore aferer (a) arr are eras Ft fiver oF fivenfher 4 fect wer FS we (a) ara AMP (b) Safer wT, a ARE aoa aR orf after eet st Bren ger Reenter Sree SET eA aed 81 ga tat a ae Roe gi (a) eaetermPre Aas pT aE ste eet “ata arse fT ata @ 1 (>) waft eaetchagen wet wife feo ‘eer feteforer Bret (o) Ridius wicket Has qo ade ik ae fecia sreeh fers 8 gored &1 (& eRactaten, eRbege H aRafela et are Bh MTP & wafer fret wert fea wa B1 et fea 7a feed 8 wht floor gt! () MTPs @ Were werere: sect fret 4a of #1 Gi) MTPs @t wt PRE fA S wa F wart Pear aren 81 (ii) MTPs Ben erewfwar art ort FL eae fafa offer cafecat a oravaem elf 1 Cacia Gil) wM@aGiD (G4 Gv) aa a Quis Q.16 Q.u7 Q.n8 Quy ‘Tobacco consumption is known to stimulate secretion of adrenaline and nor-adrenaline. ‘The component causing this could be: (@) Nicotine (6) Tannie acid (©)Curaimin (@)Catechin A person with sickle cell anemia is (a) More prone to malaria (©) More prone to typhoid (6) Less prone to malaria (@) Less prone to typhoid Which one is not a secondary massenger? (@) CAMP (b) IP, (©) Ca? (@) PO; Mateh the following list of bioactive substances and their roles: Bioactive Substance Role Statin (a) Removal of oil stains (b) Removal of clots from blood vessels Gi) Streptoki (©) Lowering of blood cholesterol (iv) Lipase (@) Immuno- suppressive agent ‘Choose the correet match: (a) ib), ii), iia), iv4d) (b) i-(d), ii), ii-(a),iv-4e) (©)ic(d), iia, ii-4b), ite) (A) i), iid), iio), ita Which of the following options give the correct ‘match of properties with transport mech anisms ‘actve | Facttated | Simple wansport | transport | etfston a8 [ops eanspon own ill {© frarspon PRIETO resp gy [Sitintton Saran at fRequies ATP fransport_fransport ener Sekctve so stration : INowphit transport © Jaaure hil NSO anspor co[tssuices fou tetpor futrnuire Jar enerey [membrane procs [ATPeneey Quis Q.116 Quy Quis Quis ware ar ordt ete aie archer o crm w ta oe S fed ara 81 vo oH Ta sera et wed Fe (@) Perea () ehre ora (o) aay (@) RAT fewa ta wife S cher eater eer Be (a) Faftar & fey sitar were (b) craigs & fry after etereict (6) Fear & fare aa eterrster (@ creams & fay wa ver otra fetes seeare aeY 8? (a) C-AMP (b) IP, (e) Ca’? (@) PO, AM fee me Ga aia vee ate saat afrorit or ta wt) Sa aia ved yer @ Rea () tee er ot Prorat GH erecta (oy eT aR a aad ot Prorat (i) Bee () ea Stet wT oa et (iv) are (a) after Pretere ONG (a) ie(b), isc), iia), iv-(d) (b) id), ib), iia), ive) (Cid), fi-(@), Hie(),iv-(0) (@ i+(©), iid), ii), wa) Arita Reet 2 a are oat vat am pt or att for om aia] qarea | wea atees_|_ veer | steer baie to foe aro [ot fre often fer fl area [eigen ——_figssrar—_farereaera oe aed arftrerrt lahat bert fae hice =e fat are a | RM SE Nt arp @ jal weraat lab fare Q.120 Qu Q.122 Q.123 Quad Qs Hypothyroidism during pregnancy causes defective development and maturation of growing baby leading to a. Cretinism (stunted growth) b. Dwarfism ¢. Mental retardation d. Low intelligence quotient (1.Q.) €. Abnormal skin f. Deaf-matism (a) a,b, d/and f (©)a.e,d,eand f (b) b,c, dand e (d)a,b,¢,d,eand Stratification refer a process in which seeds are treated by : (a) Low temperature treatment (b) Hormonal spray (©) High temperature treatment (4) Mutagenic chemical treatment ‘Who demonstrated that green plants purify the foul air produced by breathing animals and burning candles ? (a) Priestley (b) Ingenhousz (©) Sachs (@) Engelmann A flowering hormone florigen is synthesized is (a) Leat (b) Stem (©) Root (@) Twig Which of the following process is also known (a) Glyeolysis, © Kreb’s cycle Pulmonary cireulation pathway is. :- (@) Left atrium — —OS¥enAIE Tangs —Deoxysemited right vente 6) Lett atrium —Peowvgenated 5 | unos —Ougpenaed Right atrium Deoxygenated (6) Rivit ventricle —Peorgzenated_, —Oeppenated 1 aerium @) Right ventricle —ONEENA#S Lungs Deoxygenated STS Left atrium (b) Photorespiration (@) Calvin eyele Lungs Q.120 Q121 Q.122 Q.123 Qu2d Qu2s wafer @
    ) cree (o) wien Pe (@ (a) wer) Bet we Q.134 fre A a ste we wed wataft wre oT sare 2? (a) siftezit (b) surfer (ada srw (a) eae Q.135 ei & yA ae viey Gt ee sued ot tts a sae o wires ger a srt a wer & (a) We ehala, aight, omnis (b) atéhara, sqrt, ogtfert (© Teoria, orate, wafer (d) Thyroxine, adrenaline, glucagon (a arnt, ester, aa Q.136 Which structure is not included in brain stem? (@) Mid brain (b) Cerebellum, (©) Pons (d) Medulla oblongata Q.137 No significant role of working of Na+—K+ ATPase pump can be noticed during {(b) Depolarisation (@) Hyperpolarisation (@)Polarisation (©)Repolarisation Q.136 Se Gea aes err A aftafed me 8? (ma aR (b) aegaRans () he (@) wearer Q.137 HF ST Nek K+ ATPase FT A Tree 1S sews Por wh et or wet @ (@ gar (o) Pagar (©) F-garT (@) sifergarr Q.138 Q.139 Q.140 Quai Q.142 Mark the incorrect statement regarding somatic neural system 2 (a) Relays impulses from CNS to skeletal muscles (b) Unmyelinated fibres enclosed by schwann cells that doesn't form myelin sheath (©) Contains both myelinated and non-anyelinated fibres (d) Myclin is synthesised by oligodendrocytes in myelinated nerve fibres How many hormones from the below list interact with intracellular receptors and regulate chromosome function and gene expression. GH, Oxytocin, ADH, ANF, Aldoster: Cortisol, Thyroxin, Epinephrine, Est GnRH, Progesterone (@) Four (b) Five (Six (d) Seven How many hormone in given list are releated ‘with immune system ? ‘Thyroxine, Aldosterone, Thymosine, Glucagon, Growth hormone, Cortisole, Testosteron - (a)six (b) Four (©) Two (a) One Read the block carefully and choose correet answer Cri =A Static Balance -B Organ of Corti -c (a) A-Dynarnicbuace B-Maculte,C-Reisnermemb () A — Dynamic balance, B — Oroith organ, C— Hearing (©) A-Hearing, B-Maculae, C-Dynamicbalance (4) A— Dynamic blance, B ~ Organ of corti, C— Hearing Which of the following diagramatic presentation of a standard E.C.G. is correct?” 0p wl wala oA Q.138 Q.139 Q.140 Quad Quaz wrtte aPret da @ wet F ne wert at ata ? (@) sri at CNS Y Bore Behe ce 8 TT (b) srearg fRE cig vars afeorsit grer FAY BO 8 ot PB angen areore aE eh 21 © Bo eorarcat arent rox oer 1 @) resent Pr cigait 8 ages ar seer iferireesrenrget wer Br | AS ag are FS fet rie serena ait Year eet Fw atin oe ot A after ot Par wet t1 GH, states, ADH, ANF, waren, vidtata, engefeas, — yfrisa, wegiftale, GaRH, wee (a) ae (b) ota Oe @ am a fa eh fee oe ave da & deft 8? ematfras, gestedhets, oraniftrs, vqgrita, gf era, otéists, teehee (a) & (b) ae oa @ we ae wt amerigés wet wom oer wr aay oe fever -A ite deer -B ania ate akef -c (a) Amafiter ger Bergen, Cerne eth (o) Amara ager Batter sia, C—grrT (©) ABB Haye, Cafe gery (@ Auf vege B—aNt or ai, fret @ ah we ECG. o tale fran wh 8? oA wh x A Qsr ons Or\r—~ , x Q.143 Qu4d Q.145 Qu146 Qua7 How many character in the given list below are incorrect for skeletal muscles ? Unbranched, Uninucleated, Cylindrical, ‘Multinucleated Branched, Inter-calated disc, Involuntary, Vountary, Striated, Never fatigue (a) Three (b) Two Five (@) Four During rest the shape of Diaphragm is :- (@) Linear (b) Dome (©) Sigmoid (@) Straight Read the following four statements (A-D) A, In unipolar neuron only one process B. Associated area are mixed area which are found in cerebral cortex, C. Both cerebral hemisphere are connected with connecting strip of white collagen fibre, known as corpus callosum. D. Corpora quadrigemina is a structure which made up of optic lobes and are found in mid brain. How many of above statement is correct ? (a4 (b)3 2 @t Mycelium of Basidiomycetes is (a) Branched and septate (b) Unbranched and aseptate (©) Branched and coenoeytic (4) Unbranched and coenoeytic Which of the following statement is incorrect regarding factors affecting rate of photosynthesis? (a) Thereisa incar relationship between incident fight and CO, fixation rates at low light intensities (b) AtHigher light intensities, gradually the rate doesnot show further increase ‘as other factors, become limiting (©) Rate of photosynthesis also depends upon uration of light (@) Increase in CO, cone. upto 0.05 percent ean ‘cause an inerease in CO, fixation rates in C, plants, Q.143 Qu.44 Qu4s Qu46 Q.147 a aoe ah a fer am set ae @ fae wet adi 8? amnfed, vera, Aeaer, ages wid, Fer Gdes few, wifes, Yes, een, wt a aad On oe (©) aa @ar anm @ her sro #t argh ehh (a) fae (b) aa (=) (© freigs (@ we Prafefted ae wert (A -D) ot fey (aye ghar mae A rey ew wea Pera () sear aa APE aa & ot THR aege 4 frat #1 (Cat wakes agataré wa alder egal fH sigh ach ad @ ge ate fore onde Sater wed et (Oyen wenger es weer & ferro Praior afew Rvs cer 8 eae He a aes a Pied B1 ute 4S feet wet wert? (4 3 @2 @I Afafsotaehfea or arefterad ahr (a) eiftaet cem Tey (oy arene ear GeRARE (o) wii cea aga (a) arene ear ag Pht wert veder @) weaker wel aa area 3 vet fer aa ah a wert Te & (a) seer 3H tee sites HPT Yea CO, eater 4 Rr weer Ch & (b) seo A irr ae aH it ET Bich 8 arfy Ga orew aro a oh & (o) Femme eaITT HT a weer FT sea Ww A POR oe 81 (@ Ceo CO, aA FRAT 0,05 ster a ABTA We CO,a1 Reioet A agian ot wore e Q.148 Choose the correct statements from following: (@) Monocarpic plants - The plants in which flowering and fruiting take place two times in the whole life span, (b) Androphore : Elongated intemode is present between the corolla and androecium in some plants is ealled androphore (©) Bamboo is annual plant (@) Maize is polycarpic plant Q.149 Identify A,B & C in given diagram A © i; B A B c G@) Histone H, DNA. Histone octamer (DNA Histone Histone H, ostamer (©)Hisione Histone H, DNA octamer (@) Histone DNA Histone H, octamer Q.1S0 Which trophic level would have the least amount of available energy :- (a) Producers (b) First trophic level (©) Second trophic level (d) Thied trophic level Quads FT HR wer we oT wT wT (@) Wowerh wed — &t oad ah om chet carer Ha are gure cent wer wet (>) ge Ted H ceria a pin oma oT UE ‘ara eT oe @, a Gey (rst) wet z (©) ater ye atta eu 81 (@) Feror agent aa BL 0.149 RS 7a Pra TAL CHT EMR. A B ie (HH, fer DNA Rexel stew ()DNA Re H, fee ee (er oH, fer DNA ao (aie DNA 4H, eer sree Q.150 fe era ere we Gat A Peer ATT @) saw (0) safes semiac ee (o)fadae eR SHIT (4) Tae ER SENET 1 Select the classifi (2) Family - Poaceae (b) Onder - Sapindales (€) Class - Monocotyledonae (4) Division -Angiospermac Q.12 Transpiration by leaf helps in decrease the temperature of leaf by : respect of (25°C (b) 510°C (©) WSC (a) 15-20" Q.153 Which one of the following is an example of annual plant : (@) Neelakuranji (b) Palms. (©) Bamboo (a) Wheat SECTION: 1 fedton year & afer & dae Fer freer or ar Afi: @) Get — ee (1 afte (o) at — sisrarctersh (@) arr — ofr Q.1s2 asta SB veh wr oTITA Rec wet ‘aren &: @2sc @)s108°C (©) 10-18°C (4) 15-20° 3 frre Sher vat ww ada wen aT B (@) ArengsA oars Oe ag, Q.154 Which of the following statement is true for bryophyta- (a) Along with water absorption roots also provide anchorangement to plants (©) Sporophyte is dominat (©) Gametophyte is dominant and sporophyte is mostly parasitic (@) Gametophyte is parasitic Q.185 Which of the following is the way f0 control vehicular air pollution in Indian (a) CNG as fuel (b) Use of unleaded petrol (©) Use of catalytic converters, (4) Allof these Q.156 Which one of the following plants is (a) Cyeas (b) Marchantia () Pinus (@) Papaya Q.157 Read the given statements and select the incorrect ones. (@ Sporophyte in mosses is more elaborate than that in liverworts Salvinia is homosporous. Life-eycle in all spermatophytes is ipo (Gv) in Cycas, male cones and megasporophylls are borne on the same trees. (@) Gand Gi) (by (iyand Gii) (Gi) and (iv) (aii) and iv) Endothecium becomes hygroscopic in nature due to presence of fibrous thickening. Tt helps in__ (@) Nutrition (b) Dispersal of seed (© Dispersal of fruit (d) Dehiseence of anther Q.159 In RNAi, genes are silenced using (@) ss DNA (b) ds DNA, (©) ds RNA (@)ss RNA Q.160 Kyoto protocol aim at : (a) Control of CO2 emission (b) Reduction of Ozone depletion substance (©) Conserve biodiversity (@ Control over global warming @ab abe ed @ad Q.us8 Q.154 arte @ fry etre wr wee - (@) ae sraRifta ot sera GE Te ot arr 9 feral #1 (o) atommggtre werd eta & (o) Gaeighe ward erat & cer Awe he Very effective painkiller and stimulant (©) LSD= Hallucination (@) Smack= Diacetylmorphine Qu92z Q.193 Qu94 Quys Q.196 Qu97 Qu9s Qu99 Q.200 fre 4 a ater ort ofa & agar wel Gist vet 8 (a) Sa EAL GHWT Ger ‘Prater erat Bet () Wa ATOR sues wae — ah wd aerTOR yo wreath A Ge wa era B (0) FRA FTP SIPS STH — THI SAT feransit a eT wT aT eT FI (@ Wigan sane ome — wa Vora ara Ot wat or er ee ite er w afte a wre oe & (a) arate enfefeerferae (by anf, enfeReeaRreh (o) enfeheent unfeterat (a) arrears sree atfrert a ated wit sere wt wae O ae feat & tod 2 (a) ori ai &) ae ait (o) wate aR @ (@) ik () are fowt gorda Profi a we ger RRT yh wr a ort a fr on & (a) Hee a srw) ROT a sTeH sR a ere (@) eT a ACT avd) wire AES 300 Fat F Frafr Ss fry feat steht feet at smrermat abe (a) 250 0)350 (75 (@375 gers wet unm @:- (a) Boiler (b) oe (o) Peaerar (ses amgrath edt 4 Price @ aren & (a) wet PR @) ata at (©) aro @ eras wort fq Pre a a otra wet wea e (a) ae ext H ordevirtrengs 6) ara at wean () ae dsrag steers ol size wt sre S (o) gear a ame A yaaa * hee er oT ware we oie a (@) quur ah dae @ aR gca ae EF oF vam a aa fer aS rer gor ye a & (@) td => qian (oy Air we ger veh sree creat BAe (c) LSD = fast (@) t= creche Hie Major Test - 4 Date: 20.02.2022 Physics — Full Syllabus TOTAL CORRECT RESPONSES TOTAL WRONG RESPONSES MARKS Chemistry - Full Syllabus ‘TOTAL CORRECT RESPONSES "TOTAL WRONG RESPONSES ‘MARKS UPR TEMES CRETE COMET CMTE T CN TCNNEE ECT IETS CNET eT) FETE ET CNC ECT) 147148149150 151152153 154155156 157158159160 Cee ee ee eee ee ete te FSU EC CO ETE EES CD TOTAL CORRECT TOTAL WRONG RESPONSES RESPONSE/S MARKS TOTAL SCORE OUT OF 720 ‘Take an oath and improve your score in next test paper Qu Q2 Q3 Q4 Qa PHYSICS. riser @) Aetiedj—si Ora vB -s 45, Impulse change in momentum so dimensions of both quantities will be same and equal to MLT"' @ Time average speed = ehh, 00 0 2 2 © Centripetal acceleration= vir—constant. Direction ‘keeps changing. ) v=72km/hour=20m/see aly 20%20 ooee (3) a (Gero) @ Sing nthe apingiim smile) and since a=g -. Foree=0 f@ ‘There is no friction between te body # and surface of the table. If the body B is pulled with force Fthen F=(m,+m,)a Due tothis force upper body A will feel the pseudo force in a backward direction. =m, xa 60km, br tan'(2) f ” But duc to friction between A and B. body will not move. The body 4 will start moving when pscudo force is more than friction force. ie forslipping, mame. @ ze Qs Qs Quo Quz Qs Quad Qus Qus Q.i7 Qs (oy ‘Work done does not depend on time. @ 1 Ltt N/m ke Here Re x07 eel ™ Fee = pelo xaond0y © Qu @) ) (oy Because acceleration due to gravity increases © FL L slot ay ole a (E Land Yare constant) “a © Volume of ice +. Change in volume = (a) Fraction of volume immersed in the liquid ‘ (ev ‘eit depends upon the densities of tho blockand igi. So there will be no change in it if system moves ‘upward or downward with constant velocity or some acceleration, © Pyrometer can measure temperature from 800°C to 600°C. Hence temperature of sun is ‘measured with pyrometer Quy Qt Q.22 Q23 Q.24 Qs Q26 Qu7 Q.28 Qu9 © Q20 @ © © Path difference (ax) = 50cm: Phase difference Qn N= 22x Axo oal phase difference @ It is the property of material. © on SB =05n3T=4500 = Ts4, From given equation Time taken from mean position to the maximum 1 isplacement =5T=I sec. displacement = @ @ Vou = 0.1 28%300 = 60em/see @ Covfficient oft 628 54.54 jpeg Co-efficient ofx 314 ) Due to mutual repulsion of charges distributed on the surface of bubble. @) ‘The electric potential V(x,y,2) =4x’ volt =8xi , so at point (Im, 0, 2m) E=-8i voltimetre or 8 along negative X-axis, Q30 Qt Q32 Q.33 Q.34 Qs Q.36 Qa7 © Lowest resistance will be in the case when all the resistors are connected in parallel, 10 times 10 times 4-100 pe R=Loa R 00 @ ‘The network can be redravmn as follows 2 2 A ie 8 Vi, aso tano= 2 nf MB, @ T T YM, M,_1_ (60/15) M. (cov10) @ Md _ -3ByAg at © Effective voltage Vs Q39 Qo Qa4l Qn Q.43 Q.44 Qs Q.46 @ 4 1 @ QT (b) Balmer scrcs lcs inthe visible region oO Impurity increases the conductivity: @ The ouput D forthe given combination D=(A+B)C=(A+B) +E If A=B=C=0 then O48 D-@¥H+0-0+0-141-1 IfA=B =1,.C=0 then D-(s+0-T+0-0. © © Here focal length = ¢ and u=—f On putting these values in @ Interference is shown by transverse as well as Q.49 ‘mechanical waves () ,=8* 10°m y,=04 ms 2m 50 According to equation of motion, s vay 2h (04y +2x10x02 =2ms* According to equation of continuity ay, = ay, 7 (® 10 -) } xd 2 4 0) W = (surface energy),,3 ~ (surface energy), x04 = 7% 3.6 10° m W=Tx4n{(5x 10)’ —@x107) x2 = 400316104 2 = 4m x 048x10" x2 MnO x2 = 204% 10" =0.394nmI = 0.4nmd @) Upthrust acting on the block in water =15N — 12N=3N-= (volume of solid immersed) (density of liquid) g= V(1) 10 where V is the volume of v 03cm" the block, so V=75 Block weighs 1SN in air implies 1: 15 Baisg 8 So density of block=5 gem’ hence, relative density ofthe block = density of block/density of water © Monochromatic means light with single ‘wavelength Hence shape of interference fringes formed on the sereen is straight line, Ifinstead of double lit experiment double hole experiment was sziven shape would have been hyperbola, @ cos" 8 Intensity of polarized light => Intensity of untransmitted light Qsz CO STMT S USA Sa (a) A~p,as;B-p.ns; C-as:D-as (A) [CoNH, (H,O)CL,, it shows geometrical isomerism om cfm a) van on, Cois in +2 oxidation state with [Ar]!"34”4s°elee~ tron configuration ; so complex is paramagnetic So, [Co(NH,), (H,0),IC1, fs we (B) [PUNHL),Cl,], it show geometrical isomers ae NH, anne CL ‘ran-isomer Prisin +2 oxidation state and because of Sd? con- figuration, ithas higher CFSE. So 4, > P and thus, [P(NH,),Cl] sd TN = Asall electrons are paired so it is diamagnetic. (© [Co(H,0),CIIC1, itdoes not show geometrical oti Co is in +2 oxidation state and because H,0 is weak field ligand. So, ICo(H,0),C1}C a “ Geri Lene LEE Es As it contains 3 unpaired electrons so itis para~ magnetic. (D) [Ni(1,0),[CL, it does not show geometrical isomerism, Nis in + 2 oxidation state and because H,O is Q.54 Qs 256 Qs7 Q.s8 weak field ligand. So, INi(H,O),IC1, {UATSENEEEY As it contains two unpaired electrons ; so it is paramagnetic. & “a © 2+ excited state will be the 3* energy level. 3.6 = BS ey or B= BS -istev, on 9 @ Element: BS PF LEKI mol): 801 1000 10111681 Jn general aswe move from left to right in a petod, the ‘ionization enthalpy increases with increasing atomic ‘number Theionization enthalpy docreasesaswemove downa group. PCI, 28, 35°3p))hasastabehalfilled cH, CH, => CH,-CH, «@ Bond Order ay OF QOL BOF a Of 1 Bond order rege So, 0,2 has the shortest bond length. Q.60 Q61 Q.62 Q.63 Q.64 Qos Q.66 Q.67 Q.68 @ Coordination numberof a central metal atom ina Complexisthenumber of o-bonds between metal Mand ligand L. @) For spontaneous process, A El = +e —ve, K> and © According to Raoult’ law equimolal solutions of all the substances in the same solvent will show equal elevation in boiling points as well as equal depression in freezing point. © ‘The conversion of SO, to SO, is an exothermic reaction, hence there is no need to increase the temperature. There is also a decrease in volume cor moles in product side. Thus the reacion is favoured by low temperature and high pressure. (Le-Chatelier’s principle) © ‘Since adsorption is exothermic process so AH of adsorption is always negative. © (@) 8,1 reaction «stability of carbocation (@) ‘inaero, ” NOPPt exer Sane Yellow (Aah ‘cect @) ‘There is very small energy difference between SE and 6d orbitals in actinoids than those of between, ‘4f and Sd orbitals. Henee, electrons present in Sf and 6 orbitals can take part in bonding, Q69 Q70 Q7 Qn 73 Qs @ sp’sp sp sp’ sp° yevdy (A) Hy =0-6=0-0=CHy Aw (©)Indiamond each carbon atomis in sp" hybridisation. (D)0=C=C=C=0 SP sp sp @ 1H ne # ‘cH soncane haa eh @ Electrophile can be either neutral ot positively ‘charged species and can form a bond by accepting. pair of electron from a nucleophile © Work done in irreversible process W=-P,AV =-2.5)4.5-2.5]=-SL atm =+5x101.3) =-505I Since system is well insulated q=0 ByFLOT AE=q+W AE=W =-30S) o TBr,! & Xef, are iso-structural Linear shape and both C.A. consist of same no, of valence e's @ In frenkel defect the radius of cation must be very Jessthan anion. o prG-cH ts Pod ch, Ph OHH-CH, SN Q.76 Qu Q.78 Q.79 Q.80 Qst Q.82 Qs3 Q.84 © [Mn(CN),]” +0. of Mn is (+3) [EN=4] iit ad asap Mo*-+ 80-5 ATT C] Presence of SFL (Pairing is possible) (b) Itis sp'¢? hybridised and tetrahedral GREET) E) “6 @ In conformation bond angle and bond length remain same () ‘Temperature dependent unit is mol: @ Denaturation makes the protein more active. (@) (ep, octaedrall, ty ‘ 7 3 Bi SHketo-2-methylhex-dhen-l-al ® HgCl, +21 —o Hig, +2c¢ Wor (High P Solublecamplex I+, Water soluble (a) Sn? Sn" (RA) Sn Pb” (OA) Pb? > Pb" Stability Order (inert pair effet) @ According to law of mass action r=K[X][Y,] a) Qs Q.86 Q.87 Q.88 Q.a9 From fast step = | LX] BX]-VKaPa]* .@) From equation (1) and (2) r= KX] 1%] Overall order of reaction = 1 +0.5 =1.5 @ Ag.C,0, == 2Ag’ +C,0} 2.2%10°M Lb 10M Kk, =[Ae'} [c.0F] saxt0® @ Mac arther forest process/eyanide process ‘Ag,S+ 4NaCN—* 5 2Na[ Ag(CN),] + Na,SO,, 2NaL Ag(CN),]—*»Na,[Zn(CN),] + Ag) Soluble complex ‘Ag extracts by displacement with Za a Correct order of acidie strength => (CH= CH>CH,-C=CH>CH,=CH,>CH,-CH, ace, to EN and Inductive effect. @ Tonie mobility 2 Size of hydrated ion ‘Smaller size hydrated ion in aq, sol” — Rb'(aq) Larger size hydrated ion in aq. sol*—Li'(aq) Lowest ionic mobility in ag, soln > Li-faq) due tohigh hydration © ~ w CH=CH -OH canoe CH CH= 0 nero gs Bun, Sere a3 6 ” Q.90 Qo1 Q.oz Q.93 Q 94 @ intramolecularhydrogen bonding while ptr phenol isless volatile duct intermolecular hydrogenbonding ea all ‘which cause association of molecule. Total no, of electrons in CN’ is 14 © Total no. of electrons in CO is also 14 a ot ot on hence B.O. of both CN- & CO is 3 Non A (NO. 2.96 oy > © > oO > © ss Saimeeeonoenet i he Se (On increasing Zeff radius decreases More—I, -M, more acidic a7 ©) © In BeSO, H.E. > LE. (Soluble in water) For Cell Zn | ZnS0,0.01M) | CuSO{IM)Cu_Q. 98 (a) Cell reaction —> Zn-+ Cur > Zn" + Cu The covalent character of a metallic halide will depend on the size of the anion In the given options, the eation is the same but anions are different. As in the options, the anion E,=E°— 205900 are 7 a F,Cl,Br,T nee 008% jog 1 a Wolw ta while avisg dow wre 2 100 size of anion increases. Fire 36 py C80 NONI) Ca ‘Thus the comet order ofcovalent character wil 0.039 1 be MI> MBr > MC > MF Bop 20% gL a © we ol CaQ isnot expected ro react with NaOH because = Ee 2 tog i00 ed) ‘NaOH is a base and itcan only react with either 2 ‘nzcific oti oranempholeriooxie: E>E, ‘Among given options BeO isan amphatericoxie ‘while B,O, and SiO, ate acidic oxides. Thus all of them react with NaOH to form salts. CaO, on the other hand, isa basic oxide and hence it will not react with NaOH. Q. 100¢0) (a) complexes of the type [M(AA),}. i € [Co(en),|" containing a symmetrical bidenate ligand (b) complexes of the type [M(AA),X,h ie 1 {[Coten),Cl,° (@) (complexes of the type [M(AA)X.Y,), ie, () Foal time 2a = 2 693 = 138.6 92 {Co(en)C1,(NHL),|* containing one symmetrical i bidentate ligand 2303, (Al, (c) However complexes of type [MA,B,] i.e = fay [Co(NH,),C1,}" show geometrical isomerism. | Joown as fae-mer isomerism, 2.303 ro ee Nu 5 Tp? BG t= 188.6see oR ose @ OR ae ‘The ortho and para isomers canbe separated by steam. a He

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