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BRAHMASTRA TEST SERIES
Semi Major Test –01

DATE : 04-06-2022
Part-I_BOTANY
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B A A C D C C C B B A B B C B
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D A C A A B D A A C D B B D A
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D B B D A
Part-II_ZOOLOGY
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D D B C B A B C A D B B D D D
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D D D A B
Part-III_PHYSICS
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B A B A C B A D A B D B A B A
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A D C C B D A A A C B D B D A
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D C B C D C C D C B B B C C C
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D C B C A
Part-IV_CHEMISTRY
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Bramhastra Test Series
Major Test –01
DATE : 04-06-2022
PART - I [BOTANY]
SECTION–A specimens, to determine how one species

1. A differs from another, or whether a
Nucellus is a diploid nutritive tissue in the specimen represents a species new to
ovule that contains the embryo sac. science. Thus, helping in the
Nucellus is made up of parenchyma cells. understanding of plant diversity,
Parenchyma cells are thin-walled living conservation, and sustainable use. The
cells with intercellular spaces. The cells of
Herbarium is a collection of preserved
the nucellus have abundant food material.
2. D plants that are stored, cataloged, and
Double fertilization is the process when arranged systematically for study. It does
the one sperm fuses with the egg while not carry information on plant height. So,
the other sperm fuses with the two polar the correct answer is 'Height of the plant'.
nuclei. Wher pollen tube enters ovule, it
strikes one of the synergids and burst
open to release the two male gametes 6. A
which fuses with two different structures
The main mode of nutrition in plants is
in the same female gametophyte. The
fusion with two polar nuclei forms the autotrophic mode of nutrition. Plants
endosperm.
have chlorophyll in their leaves which
helps them to produce their own food.
3. B
M.W. Beijerinek proposed contagium
7. A
vivum fluidum means contagious living
In plants, Meiosis occurs in Anther.
fluid.
8. B
4. A Outer most layer of plant cell envelope is
Museums often have collections of : cell wall
skeletons of animals. 9. D
In sexually reproduction organisms, the
5. A male gamete is called the antherozoid or
The Herbarium is a collection of preserved sperm and the female gamete is known
plants that are stored, cataloged, and
as the egg or ovum. They are not used
arranged systematically for study. When
specimens are collected in the field, the for vegetative propagation. So, the
Herbarium and associated information in correct answer is 'antherozoid'
the library are used to identify these

28. B
10. B
NCERT 11th P.N. 243
NCERT XIth page No 65
29. C
11. D
NCERT XIIth page No 71
30. B
12. A
31. D
32. A
13. B
33. C
NCERT XIIth page No 110, 111
14. D
NCERT 12th Page No. 222 34. A
15. C
NCERT 12th Page No. 230
35. A
16. B
SECTION–B
17. A 36. B
B=Entry of pollen tube in embryosac
18. A
37. D
Viroids have free RNA without protein
19. C coat (capsid).
NCERT 12 th
Page No. 275
38. A
20. D Endosperm is a tissue produced inside the
NCERT 12th Page No. 273 seeds of most flowering plants around the
21. C time of fertilization. It surrounds the
NCERT 11th Page No. 191 embryo and provides nutrition in the form
of starch, though it can also contain oils
22. C and protein. In coconut, the endosperm is
NCERT 11th Page No. 176 present in liquid form.
23. C
24. B
40. C
25. B NCERT XIth page No 95
26. A 41. D
27. B
NCERT 11th Page No. 232 42. B

NCERT XIIth Page No. 60
43. B
NCERT 12th Page No. 265 61. C
44. D NCERT XIIth Page No. 61
62. A
45. A NCERT 11th Page No 270
NCERT 11th 202 page No. 249
63. B
46. D NCERT 11th Page No 271
NCERT Page No. 196
64. A
NCERT XIIth Page No. 150
47. B
65. D
NCERT XIIth Page No. 157, 158, 160
48. B
66. B
49. D
NCERT 11th Page No. 334, 338
67. D
50. A NCERT XIth Page No. 333, 335
68. D
PART - II [ZOOLOGY]
NCERT XIIth Page No. 185, 186
69. B
SECTION–A NCERT XIth Page No. 135
51. A
NCERT XIIth page No 194 70. C
NCERT XIth Page No. 133
52. A
71. B
NCERT XIth Page No. 132,
53. A
72. A
54. D NCERT XIth Page No. 168
NCERT XIIth page No 208, 209
73. C
55. D NCERT XIth Page No. 163
NCERT XIIth Page No 210, 211
74. B
56. C [NCERT Page No. 306]
75. D
[Page No. 261 & 262]
57. A
NCERT 11th Page No. 53 76. B
[Page No. 260]
58. C 77. D
NCERT 11th Page No. 51, 52 Page No. 103 & 104
59. C 78. A
NCERT XIIth Page No. 53 NCERT Page No. 136, 137

79. C 99. A
NCERT Page No. 132 NCERT Page No. 321
100. B
80. B
NCERT Page No. 287
NCERT Page No. 137
81. D
NCERT Page No. 316
82. D
NCERT Page No. 318
83. B
84. C
NCERT Page No. 157
85. B
NCERT Page No. 283
SECTION–B
86. A
87. B
88. C
NCERT XIth page No 57, 58
89. A
90. D
91. B
NCERT 11th page No 270
92. B
93. D
94. D
NCERT XIth page No 292, 293
95. D
96. D
97. D
98. D
NCERT Page No. 134

PART - III [PHYSICS]
SECTION - A 2
ds = tdt
3
101. (B)
2
Least count  2  4 t 
2 2 2
=
0.1 1
Work done =  Fds    3  3  2 
(2) tdt 
  0.2  102  0.002 0 0 0
50 500
when we multiply by division no.'s 4 4 8
   J
it must be even because L.C. is 0.002. 3 2 3
102. (A)
106. (B)
Effective speed of the bullet
v
= Speed of bullet + speed of police jeep m
= 180m/s + 45km/h = (180 + 12.5) m/s
m
= 192.5m/s v
Speed of thief's jeep = 153km/h 2m
= 42.5m/s v1
Velocity of bullet w.r.t. thief's car
By conservation of linear momentum
= 192.5-42.5 = 150m/s
v
2mv1  2 mv  v1 
103. (B) 2
We know that second's hand completes
Total KE generated
its revolution (2) in 60 sec
 2  1 1 1
 =   rad/sec.  mv 2  mv 2  (2m)v12
t 60 30 2 2 2
mv 2 3
 mv 2   mv 2
104. (A) 2 2
a = 3.675 m/s
2
q
107. (A)
We define kinetic energy of orbiting
satellite.
Mg +ma
GMm 1
K.E. = . Hence KE
geff = g+a = 9.8 + 3.675 = 13.475 m/s 2
2R R
The weight of m increased by
3.675 108. (D)
= x100
9.8
Time period of a magnet
= 37.5 %
I
T = 2
105. (C) MB
1 ds 2 T 2MB 225  5  105  8  10 4

S  t2   t Or I  =
3 dt 3 4 2 4 2
d2s 2
 I = 7.16 × 10-7 kgm2
 a   m / s2
dt 3
Force = m × a 109. (A)
2 360  1000
= 3  2N e = Bvl = 5×10-5 ×  20  0.1V
3 3600

110. (B) 113. (A)
The energy for damped oscillation is XL L
tan   
bt R R
1 2 m
E kx e 3
2 tan =  
3
1 0.5  4
 100  0.1 e
2
 tan = (1)
2 1

 rad
e 2 1 4
E =
2 2e 2
114. (B)
111. (D) E = 15keV
hc 6.6  10 19  3  108
given 2n1 = 3n2  =
E 15  106  1.6  10 19
1 T  mass 
n    length  = 0.08Å 1Ås (x-ray)
2l   
1 T 1 T 115. (A)
so 2  3
2l1 1 2l2 2 Surface charge density
Charge
l1 2 2 () 
 Surface area
l2 3 1
– Q + 2Q =
2 a2
 –
Q
3 a1
2Q
a b
l1 2 a2 c
 +2Q
l2 3 a1
l1 2 a2
 2Q Q
l2 3 a1 So inner  and Outer 
4b2 4c2
2 r22 2 r2
2

3 r1
2
3 r12
116. (A)
r1  2r2 The electric potential V(x, y,z)  4x volt
2
2 r22 2 1  V ˆ V ˆ V 
  Now E   î j k 
 x y z 
3 2r2  3 4
2
V V V
l1 1 Now  8x,  0 and 0
=  x y z
l2 3
Hence E   8xî , so at point (1m, 0, 2m)
112. (B) E   8î volt / metre or 8 along negative

Time taken to reach the bottom of X-axis.
inclined plane
117. (D)
 k2 
2 1  2  nE E
 R  Short circuited current i   i.e. i
t= nr r
g sin  doesn't depend upon n.
2
k
for solid sphere  so t
R2
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118. (C) s
1 X 2 s
N
I1 Ixy
1 2
I2 3 Y 4
S
A B
 i1  0  ixy  3i2  0 i.e. i1  3i2 ......(i) Substances also has a permanent
magnetic moment,
Also 2(I1  Ixy )  4(I2  Ixy )  0
121. (D)
i.e. 2I1  4I2  6Ixy ....(ii)
Hint : W = area under the curve
Also VAB  1  i1  2(i1  ixy )  0  Work done by the gas = area of the
parallelogram
50  i1  2(i1  ixy ) WABCDA = (4P0–2P0) (4V0–2V0)
 3I1  2Ixy .... (iii) = 4P0V0
Solving (i), (ii) and (iii), ixy  2A 122. (A)

Hind: Use P1–T = Constant

119. (C) P  T 1

5
Common potential
 3 5
C1V  C2  0 C1 i.e.n =  
V   .V  1 5  2
C1  C2 C1  C2  3 – 1
 
120. (B) 123. (A)

In diamagnetic substances in each part 1
pair of electron, Energy density = × stress × strain,
2
The spins of both the electrons are in
opposite direction. Hence the electron of stress
Y= or stress = Y
each pair completely cancel the magnetic 
moment of each atom of such substance 1 Y 2
is zero, i.e., d = 0  Energy density = Y × =
2 2
s
124. (A)
F
F F  4
Y= a  ,Y=
 a D 2  

1  2 D12 n 2
s or   or  
D2  1 D 22 1
The property of paramagnetism is found

in those substances whose atoms of 125. (C)
molecules have an excess of electron
spinning in the same direction Hence, 1
Isothermal P 
atoms of paramagnetic substances have V
permanent magnetic moment, i.e., p  0. 1
The property of ferromagnetism is found Adiabatic P 
V
in substance which acquire very strong
magnetism when placed in an external Also, slope of adiabatic is more as
magnetic field. Like the paramagnetic compare to isothermal
substances each atom of ferromagnetic
 option (C) is correct.

126. (B) 131. (D)
The efficiency of heat engine is d = 1 mm = 10-3m
D = 1m
T2
=1–   500 nm  5  107 m
T1
As width of central maxima = width of 10
W T maxima
or  1 2
Q1 T1 2D  D 
  10  
a  d 
Here, Q1 = heat absorbed from the source
of heat = 6 kcal d 103
a   0.2  103  0.2mm
T1 = temperature of source = 227 + 273 5 5
= 500 K 132. (C)

and T2 = temperature of sink = 127 + hc hc
  6eV0 ....(i)
273 = 400 K  0
W 400 hc hc
Hence  1   2eV0 ....(ii)
6 500 2 0
W 100 Solving both equations

Or  1 Threshold wavelength 0 = 4
6 500
or W = 1.2 kcal 133. (B)
z
v
127. (D) n
1 2 v
U Li   Given v' =
2 2
Hence, n = 2
2
1  100  In orbit 2, rn  n2
 U 5  = 250J
2  10 
r2 = 4r
128. (B)
134. (C)
1 1 1 f  f2
  P= 1 R = N let N0 initial atoms
f f1 f2 f1 f2
R A  A NA 0.693 N0 0.693 N0
  
RB BNB 1 4 2 2
129. (D) RA
f' = f and intensity  area,  1: 1
RB
I 3I
so I' = I – = .
4 4 135. (D)
 = neµe
6.24 = 1.6×10–19 × n × 3900
6.24  1017
n = 1016 cm–3.
1.6  39
130. (A)
Brewster's angle m = tan i
SECTION - B
 i = 60°
Snells law 136. (C)
sini Sn (2n-1).
= In equal time interval of 2 second.
sinr
Ration of distance = 1 : 3 : 5
 r = 30°

137. (C) N3
T’
a
T T’ T’ f3
m m
2 3 M3g
T T'–f3 = m3a
T' – m3g = m3a
a
T' = m3a + m3g
m = ma + mg …….(iii)
1 Put T' in equation (ii)
For m1 :-
T– mg –[ma + mg] = ma
T – 2mg = 2ma
T ……..(iv)
Add (i) & (iv)
mg –2mg = 3ma
mg – 2mg
a
3m
g – 2g
a=
m1g 3
g(1  2)
a=
3
 m1 g – T = m1a
mg– T = ma –(i) 138. (D)
For m2 :- s th
v=0
oo
sm
2s
h
s ug
ro
N2 v=0
From work energy theorem (W = KE)

(mg sin)(2s) – (mg cos)(s)= 0 – 0
T’   = 2tan
T
139. (C)
Mmax = L1L2
m2g f2 Given, L1=2mH, L2 = 8mH
T–f – T' = m2a Mmax = 2  8  16 = 4mH
T – m2g –T' = m2a ……. (ii)

140. (B)
T – mg –T' = ma ……. (ii)
V0 = 2 Vrms = 10 2
For m3 :-

141. (B) 146. (D)
If energy in the from of kinetic energy. The rms velocity of the molecule of a gas
Which equal to binding energy, is supplied of molecular weight M at kelvin
to the sphere it leaves the gravitational temperature T is given by,
field of earth.  3 RT 
At a platform at a height h, Vrms=  
Escape energy = binding energy of  Mw 
sphere Let MO and MH are molecular weights of
1 GMm oxygen and hydrogen and TO and TH the
Or m '2e 
2 Rh corresponding Kelvin temperature at
2GM 2GM which Vrms is same for both gases.
Or  'e   (h = R)
Rh 2R Vrms(O) = Vrms(H)
But at the surface of earth,
 3 RTO   3 RTH 
2GM    
e   MO   MH 
R
As given,  'e  fe T TH
Hence, O 
MO MH
2GM 2GM
Hence, f TO = 273 + 47 = 320 K
2R R
MO = 32, MH = 2
1 f2
Or 
2R R 2
 TH = × 320 = 20 K
1 32
f=
2
147. (C)
142. (B) Total distance to be covered for crossing
the bridge
2QV = length of train + length of bridge
Using v  v Q 
m = 150m + 850m = 1000m
vA QA q 1 Dis tance 1000
   Time = = = 80 sec
vB QB 4q 2 Velocity 5
45 
18
143. (C) 148. (B)
To convert a galvanometer into an 2D
ammeter a low value resistance is to be =
a
connected in parallel to it called shunt.
2D 2  5800  1010  2
a = =
144. (C)  5.8  103
Velocity of electromagnetic radiation is a = 0.4 mm
1
the velocity of light (c), i.e., c 
μ 0 ε0 149. (C)
145. (C) A B Y
Water density is maximum at 4°C, so 0 0 0
whether it is cooled to temperature below
4°C or warmed to temperature above
 
Y  A  B  0 1 0  AND
1 0 0
4°C, in both the cases its density will
decrease. In other words it will expand 1 1 1
and overflow in both the cases.
150. (A)

PART–IV [CHEMISTRY]
SECTION–A 159. B
151. A
Zn + Fe + 2S  Zn (FeS2)
Solution Solvent
initial mole 2 3 5 0
0 0
final mole 0 3–2 5 –4 2 Psolvent  PSolution Hence
=1 =1 Volume of solvent decrease & Volume of
solution increases
152. B
Total number of orbitals
160. A
= n2 = (5)2 = 25
800 X Y Z
500
153. D
400
Fe (CO)5
200
x 0 293 313 333 353
Temp
x+0=0
x=0 Order of intermolecular interactions
Z>Y>X
154. D  Correct statement B only.
[B] 6
Keq   1
[A] 6
161. B
EO Cu2+/Cu = 0.34V
155. D
EO Cu1+/Cu = 0.522
1E1st = 496
Cu+2 + 2e–  Cu EO = 0.34
1E2nd = 4560
Cu+1 + e– Cu EO = 0.522
 Metal should be Alkali metal
2M + 2HCl  2 MCl + H2 Cu+2 + e–  Cu+ EO = 0.34 × 2 –
0.522 = 0.158
2M + H2SO4  M2SO4 + H2
For 1 mol of metal, 1 mol HCl required &
½ mol H2SO4 required 162. B
Ec > Ea > E d > Eb
156. B
H 163. D
s 
T As Ferric Hydroxide sol is positively
6010 charged solution
s 
273 Flocculation value
1

157. C magnitude of ch arg e
Pb [Fe(CN)6]4– < CrO42– < Br– = NO3– = Cl–
Z  1 (at high pressure)
RT
'a' attraction is missing
164. D
Order of screening effect
158. D
AgBr (Theoretical) s>p>d>f

165. B 175. D
Due to high stability of half-filled orbitals. O O OH O
CH2—C—OCH3 NaBH4 CH2—C—OCH3
166. D in CH3OH
When sodium chloride is dissolved in water, NaBH4 mild reducing agent, reduces only
the sodium ion is hydrated. carbonyl group .
167. C 176. D
Covalent character polarisation O 

O
NO2
CH3—C—O CH3—C—O NO2
1
Polarisation 
size of cation
177. A
168. B
Reactivity for SN1 -stability of
Ca(HCO3 )2  Ca(OH)2  2CaCO3  4H2O carbocation.
ppt.
178. B
169. C CH2Br CH2MgBr
Commercially production of Na2CO3 done
dry
by solvay's process + Mg
Ether
(A)
170. B
CH3
CaC2 have one sigma and two  bond.
Br
—
HOH
Ca2 C  C— + Mg
OH
171. C
179. C
The purification of alumina can be done
NH2 NHCOCH3
by Baeyer’s process.
(CH3CO)2O
–CH3COOH
172. A
NHCH2CH3
Producer gas is mixture of (CO+N 2)
(i) LiAlH4
(ii) H2O
173. A
fe & Hg do not form amalgam
180. D
CH3
174. A
Octahedral complexes of the type CH2CH3 C (OCrOHCl2)2 COCH3
[MA 4 B2 ],[MA 2 B4 ],[MA 3B3 ] exhibit
2CrO2Cl2 H3O+
geometrical isomerism.

181. B SECTION–B
(CH3)3CO K - +
> CH3CH2CH2CH2OH
186. B
(Ionic Forces) (Hydrogen bonding)
At equilibrium
> CH3CH2CH2CHO > C2H5OC2H5
Rate of forward = Rate of backward
Strong Dipole- Weak Dipole-
a=b
Dipole forces Dipole Forces
Hence
182. A
a
CN Rate
H b
H H Number of
bond = 6 time
Eq
H H  bond = 16
H
CN
187. C
183. A
Degree of unstaturation of M.F.C6H12O3 =1 Ba(OH)2 Ba+2 + 2OH–
O O  –
OH  = 2 × 0.001
In Anhydride (—C—O—C—) D.U.=2
= 2 × 10–3
O
 –
pOH = – log OH 
Aldehyde (—C—H) D.U.=1  
O = 3 – log 2
Carbonylicacid (—C—OH) D.U. =1 = 3 – 0.3
O = 2.7
pH = 14 – 2.7 = 11.3
Ester (—C—OR) D.U. =1
188. B
184. B
W = – Pext (V)
CH3 W = –1 (50–15)
Na
CH—Cl CH3—CH—CH—CH3
H3C Ether W = – 35 × 24.12 cal
CH3 CH3
W = – 844.2 cal
Br
Br2/h CH3—C — CH—CH3
–HBr 189. D
CH3 CH3
Nearest octahedral voids
One along edge center & other at Body
185. D centre
CH3 2
 a  a
2
a
Alc.KoH Distance = 2  2 = 2
CH2—C—CH3     2
Heat
CH3 —HBr
a
= Ans.
CH3 2
CH=C—CH3
(Major product)
190. C
0
NaBr 0
 NaI 0
 KBr 0
 NaBr Incorrect 

191. C 198. C
Factual
–+
COOH NH3 COONH4
–+
COOH excess COONH4
192. A O
Fact heat C NH2
-2H2O C NH2
193. D O
Strong heating
1 -NH3
CaSO 4 . H 2 O or (CaSO4 )2 .H 2O
2
O
C
NH
194. D C
H2SO4  SO3  H2S2O7 O

(oleum)
199. B
195. C
In Gabriel pthalimide synthesis, prepare
Lanthanide contraction occurs due to
poor shielding of 4f electrons. only primary aliphatic amines.
196. B 200. D
CH3
H+ Glucose & fructose form same osazone,
C—O–O—H
H2O
CH3 Glucose & Fructose show (+) test with
C—O— CH3 Tollen solution.


CH3
CH3
H2O
C—O CH3
OH
OH
O
+ CH3—C
CH3
197. D
It is due to symmetry of para-isomers
that fits in crystal lattice better as
compared to ortho and meta isomers.

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BRAHMASTRA TEST SERIES

Semi Major Test –01

PART Test –2 | Page No. 1

SECTION–A specimens, to determine how one species

PART Test –2 | Page No. 1

PART Test –2 | Page No. 2

PART Test –2 | Page No. 3

PART Test –2 | Page No. 4

1 ds 2 T 2MB 225  5  105  8  10 4

PART Test –2 | Page No. 5

112. (B) E   8ˆi volt / metre or 8 along negative

PART Test –9 | Page No. 6PART Test –9 | Page No. 6

Solving (i), (ii) and (iii), ixy  2A 122. (A)

119. (C) P  T 1

120. (B) 123. (A)

The property of paramagnetism is found

PART Test –9 | Page No. 7PART Test –9 | Page No. 7

= 500 K 132. (C)

W 100 Solving both equations

PART Test –9 | Page No. 8PART Test –9 | Page No. 8

From work energy theorem (W = KE)

T–f – T' = m2a Mmax = 2  8  16 = 4mH

T – m2g –T' = m2a ……. (ii)

PART Test –9 | Page No. 9PART Test –9 | Page No. 9

PART Test –9 | Page No. 10PART Test –9 | Page No. 10

x 0 293 313 333 353

PART Test –2 | Page No. 11

Covalent character polarisation O 

PART Test –9 | Page No. 12PART Test –9 | Page No. 12

PART Test –9 | Page No. 13PART Test –9 | Page No. 13

H2SO4  SO3  H2S2O7 O

poor shielding of 4f electrons. only primary aliphatic amines.

C—O— CH3 Tollen solution.

It is due to symmetry of para-isomers

that fits in crystal lattice better as

compared to ortho and meta isomers.

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