SEC : SR N-ELITE (SER – 2) DATE: 03-01-2023

NEET PART TEST – 3 KEY

BOTANY

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

ZOOLOGY

46) 3 47) 1 48) 1 49) 2 50) 3 51) 4 52) 4 53) 1 54) 1 55) 4
56) 3 57) 4 58) 2 59) 2 60) 2 61) 4 62) 2 63) 1 64) 1 65) 3
66) 1 67) 3 68) 4 69) 1 70) 4 71) 1 72) 3 73) 1 74) 4 75) 3
76) 4 77) 2 78) 2 79) 4 80) 3 81) 2 82) 3 83) 4 84) 2 85) 2
86) 3 87) 3 88) 3 89) 4 90) 3

PHYSICS

91) 4 92) 1 93) 2 94) 1 95) 1 96) 2 97) 2 98) 4 99) 1 100) 1
101) 3 102) 2 103) 1 104) 4 105) 4 106) 3 107) 4 108) 4 109) 3 110) 2
111) 2 112) 2 113) 1 114) 3 115) 1 116) 2 117) 2 118) 3 119) 3 120) 4
121) 1 122) 2 123) 1 124) 2 125) 1 126) 4 127) 1 128) 2 129) 3 130) 2
131) 3 132) 1 133) 3 134) 4 135) 1

CHEMISTRY

136) 1 137) 2 138) 2 139) 4 140) 4 141) 1 142) 2 143) 1 144) 1 145) 3
146) 4 147) 2 148) 2 149) 2 150) 3 151) 3 152) 1 153) 3 154) 3 155) 1
156) 3 157) 4 158) 2 159) 3 160) 1 161) 2 162) 1 163) 1 164) 2 165) 2
166) 1 167) 1 168) 2 169) 3 170) 2 171) 3 172) 1 173) 2 174) 2 175) 2
176) 1 177) 3 178) 2 179) 2 180) 1
 SOLUTIONS
ZOOLOGY
46) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 113, 121.
Solu. : In cockroach (Periplaneta) fertilization is
internal.
47) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 47, 49.
Solu. : Statements a), b) and c) are correct, most
of the sponges are asymmetrical but few are
radially symmetrical.
48) NCERT-XII – Pg. No. 134.
Solu. : A and R are true and R is the correct
explanation of A, as the rate are of
appearance of new forms is linked to life
cycle or life span.
49) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 51, 52, 53.
Solu. :
Column-I Column-II
a) Fasciola i) Flame cells help in
excretion
b) Limulus iv) Chitinous exoskeleton
covers the body
c) Ancylostoma ii)Excretory tube
removes body wastes
d) Nereis iii)Parapodia help in
swimming
50) NCERT-XII – Pg. No. 51.
Solu. : FSH and LH hormones attain peak level
in the middle of menstrual cycle.
51) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 47.
Solu. : ‘B’ is an undifferentiated layer, mesoglea.
52) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 317.
Solu. : Unmyelinated nerve fibre is also enclosed
by Schwann cell but myelin sheath is not
secreted by Schwann cells.
53) NCERT-XII – Pg. No. 135.
Solu. : I) & II) are correct as Lamarck explained both
use and disuse of organs but not only disuse.
54) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 102.
Solu. : Both A and R are true and R explains A,
due to multilayered nature compound
epithelium has no significant role in
secretion and absorption.
55) NCERT-XI – Pg. No.113, 114, 115.
Solu. : All a), b), c) and d) statements are true.
56) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 117.
Solu. : The food passed from stomach to the first
part of the intestine i.e., deodenum in Rana
tigrina is partially digested food called
chime.
57) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 259.
Solu. : Serosa – the outermost layer, it is made up
of mesothelium (ceolomic layer).
58) NCERT-XII – Pg. No. 140, 141.
Solu. : Homo erectus probably ate meat.
59) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 262.
Solu. : Inactive pepsinogen cannot be converted
to active pepsin as parietal cells are unable
to release HCl.
60) NCERT-XII – Pg. No. 121.
Solu. : Small peaks that are formed during
density gradient centrifugation of DNA are
referred to as satellite DNA.
61) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 261.
Solu. : Cystic ducts from liver are labeled as A,
but D are hepatic ducts. So D is incorrect.
62) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 275.
Solu. : Difficulty in breathing and wheezing due
to inflammation of bronchi and bronchioles
are the symptoms of asthma.
63) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 86, 87.
Solu. : The sex of the offspring depends on the
type of ovum that is fertilized in reptiles
and birds as in these animals the method of
sex determination is ZW-ZZ type.
64) NCERT-XII – Pg. No. 90, 118, 120.
Solu. : a), b) and c) are correct. Sickle-cell
anaemia is an autosome linked recessive
trait.
65) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 298.
Solu. : Sweat produced by the sweat glands of
humans contain NaCl, lactic acid and urea.
66) NCERT-XII – Pg. No. 90.
Solu. : The possibility of a female becoming a Solu. : PCT is the major site of reabsorption and
haemophilic is extremely rare because of selective secretion in renal tubule.
the father should be haemophilic and the 76)NCERT-XII – Pg. No. 47, 54, 55.
mother has to be at least carrier. Solu. : Only I) and II) are correct. The milk
67) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 273. produced during first few days of lactation
Solu. : The diffusion membrane is made up of is called colostrum.
three major layers. 77) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 306.
68) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 280. Solu. : Only i), ii) and iv) are true. The tail part of
Solu. : Cell fragments that can release a variety of meromyosin is called light meromyosin.
substances, which are involved in clotting 78) NCERT-XII – Pg. No. 47, 48, 49.
of blood are produced from Solu. : Both Statement I and Statement II are
megakaryocytes. true.
69) NCERT-XII – Pg. No. 64. 79) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 324.
Solu. : GIFT can be attempted, in a female if she Solu. : The space between the lens and the retina
can provide suitable environment for of eye is filled with vitreous humor.
fertilization. 80) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 309.
70) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 284. Solu. : Zygomatics, nasals, maxillae and
Solu. : mandible form the facial region of human
Column I Column II beings.
a) Sino-atrial iii)Right upper corner 81) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 331.
node of right atrium Solu. : Invertebrates possess very simple
ii)Ventricular endocrine systems with few hormones.
b) Purkinje fibres
musculature This statement is true. The remaining are
c) Atrio– i) Lower left corner false as hormones are non-nutrient
ventricular node of right atrium chemicals, endocrine system and nervous
system together coordinate the functions
and neural coordination is fast, but short
71) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 110.
lived.
Solu. : Ovaries of earthworm are attached to the
82) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 321.
intersegmental septum of 12th and 13th
segments. Solu. : The layer of cells which covers the
cerebral hemisphere is called cerebral
72) NCERT-XII – Pg. No. 59.
cortex.
Solu. : Increase in number of reproducible age
83) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 334.
people is a probable reason for the growth
of Indian population. Solu. : The two lobes of thyroid gland are inter
connected with a thin flap of connective
73) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 290.
tissue on ventral side called isthmus.
Solu. : In many bony fishes the nitrogenous
84) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 327.
wastes are mostly eliminated as NH +4
Solu. : During transmission of sound waves,
through gills surfaces. waves generated in the perilymph and
74) NCERT-XII – Pg. No. 59. endolymph induce a ripple in the basilar
Solu. : All A) to E) are features of ideal membrane.
contraceptives. 85) NCERT-XII – Pg. No. 91.
75) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 294.
Solu. : Polypoidy is due to failure of cytokinesis diffusion current due to majority carriers.
after telophase stage. holes move from p-region to n-region
86) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 337. 95. Ans : 1
Solu. : Glucocorticoites can produce anti- E = mc2
inflammatory reactions and suppress the 96. Ans: 2
immune responses are secreted by zona 12400
fasciculata of adrenal cortex. λ= in A0
EmeV
87) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 311.
12400
Solu. : Proximally humerus forms a shoulder E= in cV
5890 A
joint with scapula.
E = 2.1eV
88) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 274, 275.
97. Ans : 2
Solu. : both a) and b) are correct.
D1 reversed biased, R2 not working
89) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 287.
Solu. : Parasympathetic neural signals can D2 forward biases
decrease cardiac output by decreasing the V 10
I= = = 2.5 A
rate of heart beat and by decreasing the R1 + R3 2 + 2
speed of conduction of action potential. 98. Ans : 4
90) NCERT-XI – Pg. No. 57, 58, 59, 60. n type semiconductor
Solu. : Aptenodytes – is a penguin but not vulture.
IV th group V th group (or) pentavalent
PHYSICS
Ge + N
91. Ans : 4 P
(or)
Conceptual Si AS
92. Ans : 1 Sb
d 2x Bi
+π 2x = 0 electrons
dt 2 majority carriers
a + ω2x = 0 majority carriers holes
ω = π = 2π n 99. Ans : 1
1 w ×100% 6 ×108
n= n= = × 100% = 11%
2 Q1 5.4 ×109
93. Ans : 2 100. Ans : 1
Vout = iL RL = VZ Nuclear forces are applicable about 2.5
ic × 20k = 50 fermi short ranged forces and charge
independent
iL = 2.5mA
101. Ans : 3
220 = Vat 5 k Ω + 50V
Q = − ( 2 × 1.112 ) 2 + 4 × 7.047
Vat 5 k Ω = iS + 5k Ω = 220 − 50 = 170
Q = −4.448 + 28.188
is = 34mA
= 23.74 ; 23.8MeV
is = iz + iL
102. Ans : 2
34 = iS + 2.5 1 1
 λlyman  − 2
iz = 31.5mA 2 2
3 5
  = 1 1 =
94. Ans : 1  λBalmer  max − 27
12 2 2
103. Ans : 1 dsolid w1 air 120
Conceptual
= = =3
dwater w1air − w2 water 120 −80
104. Ans : 4
dliquid w1 − w3liquid 120 − 60 60 3
msteam→water →water = Q = = = =
20 gm d water w1 − w2 120 − 80 40 2
1000 C 1000 C 80 0 C water → water
109. Ans : 3
100 C 800 C
∆w = T ∆A = T  n 4π r 2 − 4π R 2 
mL steam + ms ∆t =
ms ∆t water  
water  n 4π r 2 4π R 2 
= TV  −
m × 540 + m ×1× 20 = 20 ×1× ( 80 − 10 ) 4 4 3
 n × π r3 πR 
 3 3 
m× 560 = 20 × 70
1 1 
m = 2.5 gm steam condensed ∆W = 3VT  −  is released
r R
final mass of water = 20 + 2.5= 22.5gm 110. Ans : 2
105. Ans : 4 GM
g= If radius shrinks to half of its
θ1 − θ 2 θ +θ  R2
α  1 2 − θ0 
t  2  present value then g will becomes four
70 − 60 70 + 60 times
− θ0
5 = 2 111. Ans : 2
60 − 54 60 + 54
− θ0 E = W + KEmax
5 2
10 65 − θ 0 100 = W + 0.5
⇒ =
6 57 − θ 0 120 = W + 0.8
5 ( 57 − θ 2 ) = 3 ( 65 − θ 2 ) 100 w + 0.5
=
285 − 5θ 0 = 195 − 3θ 120 w + 0.8
5W + 4 = 6W + 3
θ = 450 C
W = 1eV
106. Ans : 3
112. Ans : 2
Isothermal → PV
1 1 = PV
2 2
N0
PV = P2 × 2V N=
2t / T
P2 = P / 2 1
1/ 8 = 2 t /20

1 1 = PV
r 2
PV
8 = 23 = 2t / 20
2 2

P 3 = t / 20 ⇒ t = 60 years
  ( 2V ) = P2 (16V )
5/3 5/3

 
2
113. Ans: 1
P
P2 = a = 2(t-1)
64
dv=2(t-1)dt
107.Ans : 4 v 5

U = n1C1T + n2C2T = 2 ×
5R 3R
T + 4 × T = 11RT
∫0 dv = ∫0 2( t −1)dt
2 2 114. Ans: 3
108. Ans. 4
 Vc2 −VB2 VB2 −VA2 F − µ2 ( m1 + m2 ) g
: = = acceleration a =
2( BC ) 2( AB ) m1 + m2

115. Ans: 1 A
f1
 dx 
ux =  f1
 dt  at t = 0
B F
f2
 dy 
uy = 
 dt  at t = 0 maximum common acceleration
f1 max
Initial speed = ux 2 + uy 2 = = µ1 . g
m1
116. Ans: 2 121. Ans: 1
Sol: If man has horizontal velocity equal to 1 2 1 2
horizontal component of rain velocity. Then kx = mV ⇒ V = 2.5
2 2
rain will appear to fall vertically to the man
2h
117. Ans: 2 T = , R = TV
g
Sol: common acceleration =
122. Ans: 2
Fnet 2
= 2m / s , N 2 = 2 N , N1 = 6 N
total mass At both x = x1 and x = x 2 ‘F’ is zero
118. Ans: 3
but at x = x1 , if displacement is positive the
N force is also positive. This is unstable
equilibrium
ma
mg θ
at x = x 2 , if displacement is negative,
force is positive hence , it is at stable
Acceleration of the system
equilibrium
a =
F
M +m
..... 1 () 123. Ans: 2
Conceptual
in the wedge reference frame,
124. Ans: 2
N cos θ = mg ...... 2() h
For hollow cone com=
N sin θ = ma ..... ( 3) 3

 3
F = ( M + m ) gTanθ m +m( 4)
 3 5
119. Ans: 3 Ycm = =
m+m 2
When M=0.1 kg 125. Ans: 1
Mg = 0.1 × 10 = 1 N
70m/s
4m
fs = µ N = 0.5 × 10 = 5 N
1 max

block is at rest f=1N

When M=1kg, weight=10N, block slides 70m/s
down, f=5N 4m
120. Ans: 4
Acceelration of the system 7m
When LCLM is applied
 r
(4m)(70 i)+(4m)(70j)=(7m) V must be equal in magnitude and opposite in
V = 40 2m / s
direction to the field due to sixth one
126. Ans: 4 130. Ans: 2
For elastic collision For ‘Q’ to be in equilibrium

V2 − V1 = u1 − u 2
( )
2 F cos 30 = F
1

(
5 − V1 = −10 − 5 ) F 300
F

V1 = 20 m / s
1
F
0 10 m / s 0 V1 = ?
1 Q2 3 1 Q.q
2. . =
5M / S 4π ∈0 l 2 2 4π ∈0  l  2
5M /S
(Before) (After)  
 3
impulse q 1
⇒ =
= m (V1 −u1 ) =  20 −( −10 )  = 30 N − S Q 3
131. Ans: 3
127. Ans: 1
F1 = F2 = 1:1
MI of each rod about an axis passing
through its centre and perpendicular to its 132. Ans: 1
length Net charge: +2Q
ml 2 1 2Q
= Potential V = .
12 4πε 0 R
1 133. Ans: 3
d = .l
2 3 4 µ F & 2 µ F are in parallel combination
MI of each rod about required axcess and which inturn is in series combination
(in figure through c) with 12 µ F capacity.
2
ml 2  l  ml 2 134. Ans: 4
c= + m   =
12 2 3 6 ε0 A ε0 A
Sol. C = =2
ml 2 ml 2 d − (d / 2) d
for the system MI = 3. =
6 2 135. Ans: 1
128. Ans: 2 Yellow-4
Since the force is acting at the top of the Voilet-7
cylinder, at the contact point, ' α R ' will be Green-1
greater than acceleration of its centre of Tolerence gold - 5%
mass. This causes a tendency to side to the
CHEMISTRY
left
136.Ans: 1
129. Ans: 3
CH 3 o
If another identical charge is located at the
sixth vertices of the regular hexagon. The H 3C −CH −C −CH 2 −CH 2 −OH
field at the centre would have been zero. 5 4 3 2 1
That means the net field due to fire charge 1-Hydroxy-4-methyl pentan-3-one
137.Ans: 2
 Factual O
138.Ans: 2 CH −C
3
In group inductive effect,between
Low F.F B.D.E ; High hydration enthalpy cyclic double bond and carboxyl group
of F− mesomeric effect and between cyclic
139.Ans: 4 double bond and − CH 3 group HC operates
CO + H 2 + H 2 O 
→ CO 2 + 2H 2
Iron chromate
151.Ans: 3
140.Ans:4 ii
- NH 2
has a lone pair on nitrogen. It
IP1 of N > O ; ∴ C < O < N < F
increases the electron density at o, p –
141.Ans: 1 positions
Due to d10 configuration, metallic bonds in 152.Ans: 1
zinc are weak +
142.Ans: 2 C
Cr 3+ ( n = 3) ; Mn 2+ ( n = 5 ) ;CO 2+ ( n = 3) ; Ni 2+ ( n = 2 )
143.Ans: 1 …. Highly stable due
Conceptual to resonance
144.Ans: 1 153.Ans: 2
As vanderwaal forces become stronger, Atomisation
boiling point increases
N – hexane 
→ Benzene
145.Ans: 3
Na 2 B4 O7 
∆
→ B2 O3 + 2 NaBO2
N – heptanes 
→ Toulene

146.Ans: 1 154.Ans: 2
*
Higher the surface area, greater is the CH 2 − CH 2 − CH 2 − CH 2 Cl ; CH3 − CH − CH 2 − CH3
boiling point Cl

147.Ans: 2 155.Ans: 1
5 4 3 2 1 Br Br
OHC− CH = CH − CH 2 − COOH CH 3 − CH = CH − Br
Br

2→ CH − CH − CH 2 →
alc KOH
3 ∆
CCl4
C – 1 …. sp 2 , C – 2 …. sp3
148.Ans: 2 NaNH 2 dilH 2 SO4
CH 3 − CH = CH − Br 
→ CH 3 − C ≡ CH →
HgSO4
Due to stable configuration inert gases have
B
high IP1 value
He > Ne > Ar > Kr > Xe > Rn Tautomerism
149.Ans: 2 CH 3 − C = CH 2 ↽
  CH − C − CH
⇀
3 3

( )
4 Zn + 10 HNO3 dil → 4 Zn NO3 ( ) 2 + N 2O + 5 H 2O OH o Acetone
C
156.Ans: 3
( )
3Cu + 8 HNO3 dil → 3Cu NO3 ( ) 2 + 2 NO + 4 H 2 O As the no.of alkyl groups increases acidic
150.Ans: 3 nature decreases
157.Ans: 4
Cl 2 + 2 NaOH dil → NaCl ( ) −1
+ NaOCl
+1
+ H 2O 1 mole NH 3 completely reacts with 1.25

158.Ans: 2 moles of O 2 to give 1 mole of NO and 1.5

( NH 4 )3 PO4 .12 MoO3 …. Canary moles of H 2 O . No reactant in excess

yellow colour 163. Ans : 1

159.Ans: 3 Maximum number of moles have maximum
number of molecules
∴ calculate number of moles.
NO = 15 = σ 1s 2 , σ *1s 2 , σ 2 s 2 , σ * 2s 2 , σ 2 pz2 , σ 2 px2 = π 2 p y2 , π 2 px 1

8
8 g H 2 moles = = 4 moles
2
NO + = 14 = σ 1s 2 , σ *1s 2 , σ 2 s 2 , σ * 2 s 2 , σ 2 p z2 , σ 2 px2 = π 2 p y2 , π 2 p x2 , π * 2 p x0
44
44 g of CO2 = = 1 mol CO2
O2 = 16 = σ 1s 2 , σ *1s 2 , σ 2s 2 , σ * 2s 2 , σ 2 pz2 , π 2 px2 = π 2 p y2 , π 2 px0
44
64
64 g SO2 moles = = 1 moles
44
CO = 14 = σ 1s 2 , σ *1s 2 , σ 2 s 2 , π * 2 2x = π 2 p y2 , σ * 2 ps 2
48
48 g of O3 = = 1 mol of O3
48
10 − 5
B.O = = 2.5 164.Ans : 2
2
ABCABCABC… packing is similar to FCC
10 − 4
B.O = =3 packing
2
10 − 6 4
B.O = =2 4× π 3
3  a 
2 Packing fraction =
a3   = 0.74
10 − 4 2 2
B.O = =3
2 ∴ Void fraction = 1 – 0.74 = 0.26
3.0 165. Ans : 2
 NO 2.5 1 1
  A .... N ; B....N × ; C....2N ×
∴  NO + 3  2 4
CO 3 
 N N
N: :
160. Ans : 1 2 2
SO 2 …. 2 bond pairs + 1 lone pair ; angular, 1 1
1: :
M≠O 2 2
ii 2:1:1
A 2 BC
S
O 166. Ans : 1
O
1 4
161. Ans : 2 Ptot = 200   + 50  
5 5
Ptot = ( 40 + 40 ) mm
PA 40 1
log A = = =
Ptot 80 2
167.Ans : 1
162. Ans : 1 A) 4 × 2 = 8 ions
 B) 2 × 3 = 6 ions C ( graphite ) + O 2 ( g ) 
→ CO2 ( g ) ; ∆ H = − 394 KJ
C) 1 × 4 = 4 ions 175. Ans : 2
D) 0.5 × 5 = 2.5 ions
∆H 50 × 103 J
168. Ans : 2 T= =
∆S 0.15 ×103 J
ΛC 10 T = 333.33K
α= = = 0.05
Λ O 200
t ( 0 C ) = 60.330 C
169. Ans : 3
176. Ans : 1
A) Boyle’s law
o
E cell = E ocathode − E oanode 1
Vα [T=constant]
E ocell = + 0.8 − ( −0.44 ) = + 1.24 V P
B) PA = X A × Ptotal
170. Ans : 2 C) Charles law
V α T (P = constant)
A + B ↽
⇀ C
D) Avogadro’s law
1 1 -
V α n (T & P = constant)
(1 – 0.5) (1 – 0.5) 0.5
177. Ans : 3
0.5 0.5 0.5
d A = 2d B
1 1 1
MB
KC =
0.5
= 2 M −1
MA = [T1 = T2 ]
2
0.5 × 0.5
PA : PB = ?
171. Ans : 3
PV = nRT
2 X ( g ) + Y ( g ) ⇌ Z ( g ) + 80 kcal
∴ PA M A = d A RT .... ( i )
Exothermic reaction
and PB M B = d B RT .... ( ii )
⇒ Low temperature → high yield of Z.
Also, (i) ÷ (ii)
high pressure ⇒ increase in concentration PA M A d A
∴ =
⇒ increase in yield of Z PB M B d B

⇒ 1000 atm and 1000 C PA

∴ = 2× 2
172. Ans : 1 PB

P H = 7 − log 2 = 6.7 PA : PB = 4 :1

173. Ans : 2 178. Ans : 2

179. Ans : 1
CaF2 ⇌ Ca 2+ + 2 F−
KMnO −4 
→ Mn 2+ (n – factor = 5)
S 2S
C2 O 42− 
→ 2CO 2 (n – factor = 2)
K sp = ( S)( 2S) = 4S3
2
2 KMnO 4 oxidizes 5H 2 C 2 O 4
174. Ans : 2 180. Ans : 1