23-August-2020 Neet 17 Paper

ONLINE NEET T-17 MODEL-11 [Paper] CRACK NEET 2020 / 23-August-2020
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A MODEL-11
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TOPIC : MODEL-11
1. The output of the given logic gate is : 1. fn;sx;sykftdxsVdkvkmViqVlehdj.kgksxk%
A A
Y Y
B B
(A) y  A  B (A) y  A  B

(B) y  A  B  
(B) y  A  B 
(C) y=A.B (C) y=A.B

(D) y  A  B  
(D) y  A  B 
2. N atoms of a radio active element emit n alpha 2. jsfM;ksa,sfDVorRodsNijek.kqizfrlsds.Mn,  d.kmRlftZr
particles per second. The half life of the element djrsgSArksrRodhv/Zvk;qgksxh%
is:
0.4931 N 0.7931 N
0.4931 N 0.7931 N (A) sec (B) sec
(A) sec (B) sec n n
n n
0.6931 N 1.6931 N
0.6931 N 1.6931 N (C) sec (D) sec
(C) sec (D) sec n n
n n
3. Consider the situation shown in figure, water 3. fuEufp=kkuqlkj,dchdjesaty10lsehÅ¡pkbZrdHkjk
 4  4
     is filled in a beaker upto a height of 10 tkrkgSA     3  tydsryls5lsehdhÅ¡pkbZij,d
 3
cm. A plane mirror fixed at a height of 5 cm from leryniZ.kfLFkrgSAchdjdhryhijfLFkroLrqOds
the surface of water . Distance of image from the izfrfcEcdhniZ.klsnwjhD;kgksxh%
mirror after reflection from it of an object O at the
bottom of the beaker is :
(A) 1.5 cm
(A) 1.5 cm
(B) 12.5 cm (B) 12.5 cm
(C) 7.5 cm (C) 7.5 cm
(D) 10 cm (D) 10 cm
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4. Average atomic weight of chlorine is 35.5 and it 4. DyksjhudkvkSlrijek.kqHkkj35.5gSAbldsnksleLFkkfud
has two isotopes 17Cl35 and 17Cl37 . Then the ratio of Cl35 vkSj17Cl37 gSArcizd`fresa17Cl35 :17Cl37 vuqikrgS%
17
17
Cl35 : 17Cl37 in nature would be
(A) 15 : 16
(A) 15 : 16
(B) 10 : 11
(B) 10 : 11
(C) 19 : 81 (C) 19 : 81
(D) 75 : 25 (D) 75 : 25
5. A thin, symmetric double convex lens of power P 5. ,diryklefermRryysalftldh{kerkP gSfp=kkuqlkj

its cut into three parts A , B and C as shown . The rhuHkkxksaesadkVkx;kgSArks{kerkgksxh%
power of:
A
A
B C
B C
(A) Cdh{kerkP gS
(A) C is P
(B) A is 2 P (B) Adh{kerk2P gS
(C) B is P/2 (C) Bdh{kerkP/2 gS

(D) B is 3/2 P (D) Bdh {kerk 3/2 P gS
6. A concave lens of glass, refreactive index 1.5 has 6. ,d vory ysal (viorZukad 1.5) ftldh nksuks oØrk
both surface of radius of curvature R. On immersion f=kT;k,saR gSa]ysaldksviorZukd1.5 okysnzoesaMqcksusaij
in a medium of refractive index 1.5 it will behave
as a : ;gO;ogkjdjsxk%
(A) Convegent lens of focal length 3.5 R (A) 3.5RokysvfHklkjhysaldhHkakfr
(B) Convegent lens of focal length 3.0 R (B) 3.0RokysvfHklkjhysaldhHkakfr
(C) Plane glass plate of focal length 3.5 R (C) 3.5RokysleryIysVdhHkakfr
(D) Plane glass plate of power zero. (D) 'kwU;{kerkokysleryIysVdhHkakfr
7. Equation of progressive wave is : 7. izxkeh rjaxdklehdj.kgS
y  asin2  4 cos2  4 sin  t  kx    y  asin2  4 cos2  4 sin  t  kx   
where symbols having their usual meanings then
for given wave equation : fn;srjaxlehdj.kdsfy,gksxkA
2 2
(a) Amplitude  asin 4 cos 4 , (a) v;ke  asin2  4 cos2  4 ,
(b) Wavelength 
2
, particle velocity 
a
(b) rjaxnSè;Z 2 ,d.kdkosx a 
K 4 K 4
(c) Unit of y = unit of amplitude, (c) y dk ek=kd= vk;ke dk ek=kd
unit of wavelength = unit of x rjaxnSè;Zdkek=kd=x dkek=kkd

(d) Frequency  (d) vko`fr 
2 2
(A) dsoydlghgS
(A) only d is correct
(B) only b is correct (B) dsoyblghgS
(C) a, b, c, d are correct (C) a, b, c, d lgh gS
(D) a, b, c, d are incorrect (D) a, b, c, d xyr gS
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8. An electron with rest mass mo moves with a speed 8. fojkenzO;ekumodk,dbysDVªku0.5c pkylsxfrdjrk
of 0.5 c. Its mass when it moves with this speed is:
gSAblpkylspyusijbldknzO;ekugksxk%
(A) 2/3 mo
(A) 2/3 mo
(B) 5mo
(B) 5mo
2mo 2mo
(C)
3 (C)
3
2m o 2mo
(D) (D)
3 3
9. In a hydrogen atom electron jumps from n=4 to 9. ,dgkbMªkstuijek.kqesabysDVªkWun=4 lsn=1,ÅtkZLÙkj
n=1, then minimum numbers of photons emitted: esavkrkgSrcU;wureiQksVkuksadhla[;kgS%
(A) 3 (A) 3
(B) 2
(B) 2
(C) 6
(C) 6
(D) 1 (D) 1
10. In a excited hydrogen atom energy of an electron 10. mRrsftrgkbMªkstuijek.kqes,dbysDVªkudhÅtkZ–3.4
is equal to –3.4 ev. Then angular momentum of ev. gSArcbysDVªkudhdks.kh;laosxgksxk%
electrons is : (A) 2.11×10–34 J-S
(A) 2.11×10–34 J-S (B) 1×10–34 J-S
(B) 1×10–34 J-S
(C) 3×1034 J-S
(C) 3×1034 J-S
(D) None of the above (D) buesalsdksbZugh
11. Equation of motion of wave in the same direction 11. ,d gh fn'kk esa xfr djrh nks rjaxksa ds leh-
is given by y1 = A sin(t – Kx), y2 = A sin(t – Kx + y1 = A sin(t – Kx) o y2 = A sin(t – Kx + ) gSaA
). The resultant amplitude of the medium particle ekè;edsd.kdkifj.kkehvk;kegksxk&
will be:
(A) 2A (A) 2A
 
(B) 2A cos (B) 2A cos
2 2
(C) 2A cos (C) 2A cos
(D) 2 A cos  (D) 2 A cos 

12. The equivalent resistance of the circuit across A 12. tcMk;ksMi'pvfHkuresagksrksfuEufyf[krifjiFkdkfcUnq
and B is when given by diodes are in reverse biased: A rFkkB dschprqY;izfrjks/gksxk%
(A) 40  (A) 40 
(B) 1  (B) 1 
(C)13  (C)13 
(D) 4  (D) 4 
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13. A wave of frequency 100 Hz travels along a string 13. ,d100Hzvko`fÙkokyhrjaxn`<+fljsadhvksjpyrhgStc
towards the fixed end. When this wave travels
back, after reflection, a node is formed at a distance
;grjaxijkofrZrgksdjokilvkrhgSrcn`<+fljsals10cm
of 10 cm from the fixed end. The speed of the wave nwjfuLiUncurkgSrcrjaxdhpkygksxh%(vkifrrrFkk
(incident and reflected) is : ijkofrZr)%
(A) 5 m/s (A) 5 m/s
(B) 10 m/s (B) 10 m/s
(C) 20 m/s (C) 20 m/s
(D) 40 m/s (D) 40 m/s
14. The process U = 0, for an ideal gas can be best 14. ,dizØedsfy,U=0gSrc,dvkn'kZxSldksloksZÙke
represented in the form of a graph : :ilsfu:firfd;ktkldrkgS%
P A P
P A
B P
B
(A) (B) (A) (B)
A B B
V A V
T T
P B P P B P
(C) (D) A B (C) (D) A B

A A
V T V T
15. A sphere at temperature 600 K is placed in 15. ,d600Krkiokykxksyk,d200Krkiokysokrkoj.keas

environment of temperature 200 K. Its cooling rate j[kkgSAbldh'khryunjHgSA;fnbldkrki400Krd
is H. If the temperature is reduced to 400 K, then
the cooling in same environment will be : dedjfn;kx;kgksrcblslekuokrkoj.kesaj[kusij
'khryunjgksxh%
H
(A) H
16 (A)
16
9 FG IJ FG IJ
(B) 27 H K H 9
(B) 27 H K H
FG 16 IJ H FG 16 IJ H
(C) H3K (C) H3K
3FG IJ H 3FG IJ H
(D) 16 H K (D) 16 H K
16. A sound has an intensity of 2×10–8 Wm–2. Its 16. ,dèofudhrhozrk2×10–8 Wm–2 gSAbldkrhozrkLÙkj
intensity level in decibels is : (log10 2 = 0.3) Msflcy esa gS %(log10 2=0.3)
(A) 23 (A) 23
(B) 4.3 (B) 4.3
(C) 43 (C) 43
(D) None of these (D)dksbZugha
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17. A sound wave of wavelength 32 cm enters the 17. ;fn,d32cmrjaxnSè;ZdhèofurajxSlsizos'kdjrhgks
tube at S as shown in the figure. Then the smallest
radius r so that a minimum of sound is heard at
rksrdkU;wureekucrkvksarkfdDijU;wureèofulqukbZ
detector D is iM+s%
S r S r
D D
(A) 7cm (A) 7cm
(B) 14 cm (B) 14 cm
(C) 21cm (C) 21cm
(D) 28 cm (D) 28 cm
18. A wave travelling along positive x-axis is given 18. y  A sin( t  kx ) rajx +xfn'kk esa pyrh gSA tc ;g ,d
by y  A sin( t  kx ) . If it is reflected from rigid n`<++lrglsifjofrZrgksrksbldkvk;ke80%gksrkgSrks
boundary such that 80% amplitude is reflected, ijkofrZrrajxgksxh%
then equation of reflected wave is
(A) y  A sin( t  kx )
(A) y  A sin( t  kx )
(B) y  0 .8 A sin( t  kx ) (B) y  0 .8 A sin( t  kx )
(C) y  0 . 8 A sin( t  kx ) (C) y  0 . 8 A sin( t  kx )
(D) y  A sin( t  0 . 8 kx ) (D) y  A sin( t  0 . 8 kx )
19. The ratio of the speed of sound in nitrogen gas to 19. ukbVªksturFkkghfy;exSlesa300Kijèofudsosxksadk
that in helium gas, at 300 K is : vuqikrgksxk%
(A) 2/7 (A) 2/7
(B) 1/7 (B) 1/7
(C) 3 /5 (C) 3 /5
(D) 6 /5 (D) 6 /5
20. A man cannot see objects distinctly at a distance 20. ,deuq";3ehVjlsnwjdhoLrqughns[kldrkgSrcmls

greater than 3 metres. He is suffering from : gksxk%
(A) Astigmatism (A) vfcUnqdrk
(B) Myopia (B) fudVn`f"Vnks"k
(C) Hypermetropia (C) nwjn`f"Vnks"k
(D) Distortion. (D) fod`r

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21. A spherical solid ball of volume V is made of a 21. ,d xksyh; xsan ftldk vk;ru VvkSj ?kuRo 1 ,d nzo
material of density 1. It is falling through a liquid ftldk?kuRo2(2 <1)gSesafxjrkgSA;fnxsanijdk;Z
of density 2(2 < 1). [Assume that the liquid
djusokyk';kucy=–kv2(k>0)]gksrksxsandhVfeZuy
applies a viscous force on the ball that is
proportional to the square of its speed v, i.e.,
osxgksxk%
Fviscous = –kv2(k > 0)]. the terminal speed of the
ball is : Vg(1   2 )
(A)
k
Vg(1   2 )
(A)
k Vg1
(B)
Vg1 k
(B)
k
Vg1
(C)
Vg1 k
(C)
k
Vg (1   2 )
Vg(1   2 ) (D)
(D) k
k
22. The value of force constant between the applied 22. fn;sx;sfp=kesacyfu;rkaddkekugksxk%
elastic force F and displacement will be
Y
Y
Force
Force
30o
30o X
X O Displacement
O Displacement
(A) 3
(A) 3
1
1 (B)
(B) 3
3
1
1 (C)
(C) 2
2
3 3
(D) (D)
2 2
23. T he specific resistance of manganin is 23. eSxfuudkfof'k"Vizfrjks/50×10–8 vkse&eh0gS50cm

50 × 10–8 ohm-m. The resistance of cube of length yEckbZds?kudkizfrjks/gksxk%
50 cm will be :
(A) 10–6 ohm
(A) 10–6 ohm
(B) 2.5 × 10–6 ohm (B) 2.5 × 10–6 ohm
(C) 10–8 ohm (C) 10–8 ohm

(D) 5 × 10–4 ohm (D) 5 × 10–4 ohm
   
24. Two waves are repesented by. y1 = a sin  t  , 24. nks rajxks dks Øe'k% y1 = a sin  t   , vkSjy2 = a
 6  6  
and y2 = a cos t are superimposed. What will be costlsiznf'kZrfd;ktkrkgSbudsvè;kjksi.klsizkIrrjax
their resultant amplitude : dkifj.kkehvk;kegksxk%
(A) a (A) a
(B) 2a (B) 2a
(C) 3a (C) 3a
(D) 2 a (D) 2 a
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25. The displacement of a body varies with time as 25. fuEuesalsdkSulkxzkiQiznf'kZrgSrksbldkosxle;xzkiQ
shown the velocity of the body varies with time :
gksxk%
S
S
A B
A B
C
O t C
O t
v v
v v
(a) (b) (a) (b)

t t
t t
v v
v v
(c) (d) (c) (d)
(A) a (B) b (A) a (B) b

(C) c (D) d (C) c (D) d
26. A satelite is orbiting the earth in circular orbit of 26. ,dmixzgi`FohdspkjksavkSjo`Rrh;d{kkesarf=kT;kdh
radius r, its : d{kkes?kwejgkgSrksd.kdh%
(A) kinetic energy varies as 1/r2
(A) xfrt ÅtkZ  1/r2
(B) linear momentum varies as 1/r
(B) js[kh;laosx  1/r
(C) angular momentum varies as 1/ r (C) dks.kh;laosx 1/ r
(D) frequency varies as 1/ r3 (D) vko`fÙk  1/ r 3
27. For the determination of e.m.f. E and internal 27. fp=kkuqlkjfdlhlsydkfo|qrokgdcyErFkkvkUrfjd

resistance r of a cell, a graph obtained between izfrjks/r Kkrdjusdsfy,lsydsfljksadschpfoHkokarj
potential difference V, between the terminals of a
cell against the current l, which was changed by rFkk/kjkdschpxzkiQfn[kk;kx;kgSA;gxzkiQokg;
adjusting the rheostat is as shown. izfrjks/dksifjofrZrdjds[khpkgSrkslsydkvkUrfjd
The internal resistance of the coil is : izfrjks/gksxk%
V E V E
r r
v v
y y
w A w A
O x I rheostat O x I rheostat
(A) x (B) y (A) x (B) y
(C) x/y (D) y/x (C) x/y (D) y/x

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28. Two capacitors C1 and C2 and two resistances are 28. nksla/kfj=kC1]C2rFkknksizfrjks/ R1,R2fcUnqX–Yds
connected between points X and Y as shown.
chpfp=kkuqlkjtqMs+gSrksfLopSdkscUndjusdsckn
The total loss of electrostatic energy stored in C1 C1 ,C2 esaÅtkZdkgjl gksxk%(yxHkx)
and C2 after switch S is closed is : (approx)
R1=5 C 2=3F
R1=5 C2=3F
x S y
x S y
30V 6v
30V 6v C1=2F R2=7
C1=2F R2=7
(A) 1440 J
(A) 1440 J
(B) 294 J
(B) 294 J
(C) 1046 J
(C) 1046 J
(D) 786 J (D) 786 J
29. A cube having side a (m) has charge q(C) placed 29. ,d?kuftldhHkqtkaehVjgSArFkklHkhfljksaijqvkos'k
at each of the vertices. The electrostatic potential
j[kkgSArksdsUnzijdqyfoHkogksxk%
at the centre of the cube is :
2q 2q
(A) (A)
30a 30a
3q 3q
(B) (B)
4 0a 4 0a
4q 4q
(C) (C)
30a 30a
16q 16q
(D) (D)
30a 30a
30. Two uniform infinite sheets having electric surface 30. nks,d,dleku:ilsvkosf'krvuUryEckbZdhIysu'khr
charge densities +  and – intersect at right ftldkvkos'k?kuRo+ o–Øe'k%fp=kkuqlkjfn[kkbZx;h
angles. The magnitude of electric field at any point gSfdlhtxgijifj.kkehoS|qr{ks=kdhrhozrkgksxh%
in the space is :
+ + +
+ + + + +
+ + + +
+ + + + —
+ + —
+ +
+ + + +
+ + + +
+ + + +
+ +
2  2 
(A) (B) (A) (B)
0 20 0 20
2 2
(C) (D) zero (C) (D) 'kwU;
0 0
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31. A magnet 10 cm long and having a pole strength 31. 2,fEi;jehVj/zqo'kfDrrFkk10lsehyEckbZdk,dpqEcd
2 Am is deflected through 30o from the magnetic pqacdh;;kX;ksUrjls30o fo{ksfirfd;ktkrkgSAi`Fohds
meridian. The horizontal component of earth's pq-{ks=kdk{kSfrt?kVd0.32×10–4 TgSAfo{ksidcy;qXe
induction is 0.32×10–4 T, then the value of deflecting crkb;s%
couple is :
(A) 16×10–7 Nm
(A) 16×10–7 Nm
(B) 64×10–7 Nm
(B) 64×10–7 Nm
(C) 48×10–7 Nm (C) 48×10–7 Nm
(D) 32×10–7 Nm (D) 32×10–7 Nm
32. A closely wound flat circular coil of 25 turns of 32. 25iQsjksaokyh,ddq.MyhdsdsUnzijpqEcdh;{ks=kD;k

wire has diameter of 10 cm which carries current gksxkAtcfdmldkO;kl10lsehrFkkmlesacgusokyh
of 4A, then flux density at the centre of a coil will /kjk4,sfEi;jgS%
be :
(A) 2.28×10–6 T
(A) 2.28×10–6 T
(B) 1.679×10–6 T
(B) 1.679×10–6 T
(C) 1.256×10–3 T
(C) 1.256×10–3 T
(D) 1.572×10–5 T (D) 1.572×10–5 T
33. A flexible wire bent in the form of a circle is placed 33. ,dyphtsrkjdkso`Ùkkdkj:iesapqEcdh;{ks=kesaj[knsrsa
in a uniform magnetic field perpendicular to the gSaAtksdq.MthdsrydsyEcorgSAdq.Myhdhf=kT;k
plane of the coil. The radius of the coil changes fp=kkuqlkjcnyjghgSAizsfjrfo-ck-cyfdlxzkiQlsiznf'kZr
as shown in figure. The graph of induced emf in gksxk%
the coil is represented by :
y
y
r
r
0 t(s)
0 t(s)
y y y y
|e| |e| |e| |e|
(A) (B) (A) (B)
x x x x
0 1 2 t 0 1 2 t 0 1 2 t 0 1 2 t
y y
y y
|e| |e|
|e| |e|
(C) (D) (C) (D)

x x
x x 0 1 2 t 0 1 2 t
0 1 2 t 0 1 2 t
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34. Two masses m1 = 2 kg and m2 = 5 kg are moving 34. m1=2kgrFkk m2=5kgokysnksnzO;eku?k"kZ.kjfgrlrg
on a frictionless surface with velocities 10 m/s and ijØe'k%10m/srFkk3m/s dsosxlsxfrdjjgsgSAm2,
3 m/s respectively m2 is ahead of m1 . An ideal
m1 lsvkxsgSAfLizaxfu;rkadK=1120N/mokyhvkn'kZ
spring of spring constant K = 1120 N/m is attached
on the back side of m2. The maximum compression
fLizaxm2 dsihNsdhrjIkQtqM+hgqbZgSAfLizaxesavf/dre
in the spring is: lEihMugksxk%
v1 =10 m/s v2 = 3m/s
v 1 =10 m/s v 2 = 3m/s
m1 m2
m1 m2
(A) 0.51 m (A) 0.51 m
(B) 0.06 m (B) 0.06 m
(C) 0.25 m (C) 0.25m

(D) 0.72 m (D) 0.72 m
35. The charge stored on the capacitor shown in the 35. fn;sx;sifjiFkesaLFkk;havoLFkkesamRiUuvkos'kgksxkA
circuit diagram at steady state is :
100 F 10 
100 F 10 
15 
15 
10 V 5
10 V 5
(A) zero
(A) zero
(B) 250 C (B) 250 C
(C) 750 C (C) 750 C
(D) 1200 C (D) 1200 C
36. For what value of resistance R the power out put 36. fn;sx;sifjiFkesa 'R' dsfdlekudsfy;sifjiFkesaO;;
in the circuit shown below will be maximum : 'kfDrvf/dregksxhA
10 V 5
10 V 5
6
3 6
3
R
R
(A) 3 
(A) 3 
(B) 4 
(B) 4 
(C) 5  (C) 5 
(D) 6  (D) 6 
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37. The current through the battery B1 in the circuit 37. fn;sx;sifjiFkesacSVjhB1 esa/kjkgksxhA
diagram shown below is :
6 12
6 12
15 V B1 6 B2 30 V
15 V B1 6 B2 30 V
(A) zero (A) zero
(B) 0.5 A (B) 0.5 A
(C) 1.0 A
(C) 1.0 A
(D) 2.0 A (D) 2.0 A
38. A box has to be dragged on rough level with 38. ,dcDlsdkscyF yxkdj,d[kqjnqjsryijfu;rosxls
constant velocity by applying force F as shown.
?klhVktkrkgS]tSlkfdfn[kk;kx;kgSA?k"kZ.kdks.k gSA
The angle of friction is  . In order that the required
force be minimum we should have : cyF U;wregksxktc%
F F
 
(A)  
3 (A)
3
(B)   (B)  
(C)  2 (C)  2
(D)  /2 (D)  /2
39. The velocity of a particle moving in the positive 39. ,dd.ktksfd/ukRedx-fn'kkesapyjgkgSAbldkosx
direction of x-axis varies as v = 5 x . Assuming v=5 x ds vuqlkj ifjofrZr gks jgkgSA t=0 ijd.k x
that at t = 0, particle was at x = 0. What is the
acceleration of the particle : = 0ijgSA d.kdkRoj.kD;kgS%
(A) 12.5 m/s2 (A) 12.5 m/s2
(B) 7.5 m/s2 (B) 7.5 m/s2
(C) 5 m/s2 (C) 5 m/s2
(D) 2.5 m/s2 (D) 2.5 m/s2

40. For a projectile the ratio of maximum height 40. ,diz{ksI;dsfy,egRreÅ¡pkbZvkSjmMM;udkydsoxZ
reached to the square of flight time is :(g = 10 m/s2) dk vuqikr gS %(g = 10 m/s2)
(A) 5 : 4 (A) 5 : 4
(B) 5 : 2 (B) 5 : 2
(C) 5 : 1 (C) 5 : 1
(D) 10 : 1 (D) 10 : 1
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41. A lift is ascending with an acceleration equal to
g
g 41. ,d fyÝV Roj.k ls p<+ jgh gSA ,d ljy yksyd dk
. What will be the time period of a simple 3
3 vkorZdkyblesaD;kgksxktksfd{krlsc¡/kgStcfdfLFkj
pendulum suspended from ceiling, if its time period
in stationary lift is T :
fyÝVesabldkvkorZdkyT gS:
F 3I F 3 IT
g
(B) G 4 J T
(A)
g
(B) GH 4 JK
(A)
3 H K 3
F 3I F 3 IT
(C) G 2 J T
H K (D)
T
2
(C) GH 2 JK (D)
T
2
 
42. A force F  ai  3 j  6k is acting at a point 42. ,d cy F  ai  3 j  6k ,d fcUnq r  2i  6 j  12k ij
 
r  2 i  6 j  12k . The value of a for which angular dk;ZdjjgkgSA'a'dsfdlekudsfy,ewyfcUnqdslkis{k
momentum about origin is conserved is : dks.kh;laosxlajf{krgS%
(A) zero (A) zero
(B) 1 (B) 1
(C) – 1 (C) – 1
(D) 2 (D) 2
43. A particle is executing a simple harmonic motion. 43. ,dd.kljyvkorZxfrdjjgkgSAbldkegÙkeRoj.k
Its maximum acceleration is  and maximum vkSjegRreosx,gSrcbldsnksyudkvkorZdkygksxk
velocity is  , then its time period of vibration will
be : 2 2
(A) (B)
2 2  
(A) (B)
 
 2
 2 (C) (D)
(C) (D)  
 
44. The time constant of the given circuit is : 44. fn;sx;sifjiFkdkykadgksxk%
C C
R R
3R 3R
R R
(A) 3RC/5 (B) 6RC/5 (A) 3RC/5 (B) 6RC/5

(C) 5RC/6 (D) None of the above (C) 5RC/6 dksbZugha
(D)
45. The equivalent resistance between A and B in the 45. fn;sx;sifjiFkesA oB dschprqY;izfrjks/gksxk%
following figure is :
60 60
60 60
60
60 60
60 A B
A B 60
60
60
60
60
60 60
60
(A) 120  (B) 60 

(A) 120  (B) 60 
(C) 30  (D) 40 
(C) 30  (D) 40 
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ONLINE NEET T-17 MODEL -11 [Paper] CRACK NEET 2020 / 23-Aug-2020
TOPIC : MODEL
Atomic Masses : H=1, He=4, C=12, N=14, O=16, Na=23, Mg=24, P=31, S=32, Cl=35.5,
K=39, Ca=40, Fe=56, Cu=63.5, Br=80, Ag=108, I=127, Ba=137, Au=197
1. What is the [OH–] in the final solution prepared by 1. vkSj 30.0 mL, 0.10 M Ba(OH)2 ds
20.0 mL, 0.5 M HCl
mixing 20.0 mL of 0.05 M HCl with 30.0 mL of 0.10
feJ.klscusfoy;uesa[OH–]vk;udhlkUnzrkgksxh%
M Ba(OH)2:
(A) 0.10 M (A) 0.10 M
(B) 0.40 M (B) 0.40 M
(C) 0.0050 M (C) 0.0050 M
(D) 0.12 M (D) 0.12 M
2. The ratio of the concentration of dissociated water 2. 250Cij fo?kfVr ty ,oa vfo?kfVr ty ds lkUnzrk dk
to the undissociated water at 250C would be : vuqikrgksxk%
(A) 1.0×10–7 (A) 1.0×10–7
(B) 1.8×10–7 (B) 1.8×10–7
(C) 1.0×10–9 (C) 1.0×10–9
(D) 1.8×10–9 (D) 1.8×10–9
3. The order of degree of hydrolysis of M/10 solution 3. K2O(I), K2S (II), K2Se (III) vkSj K2Te (IV) ds M/10
of K2O(I), K2S (II), K2Se (III) and K2Te (IV) will be: foy;udsty vi?kVudhek=kkdk Øegksxk%
(A) I > II > III > IV (A) I > II > III > IV
(B) IV > III > II > I (B) IV > III > II > I
(C) IV > II > I > III (C) IV > II > I > III
(D) I > III > IV > II (D) I > III > IV > II
4. For following equilibrium ; 4. fuEufyf[krlkE;
PCl5(g)  PCl3(g) + Cl2(g) and
PCl5(g)  PCl3(g) + Cl2(g) vkSj
N2O4(g)  2NO2(g), the degree of dissociation of
N2O4(g)  2NO2(g), esa PCl5 ,oa N2O4 ds fo?kVu dh
PCl5 and N2O4 is same. If the ratio of equilibrium
pressure is 36:1 respectively, the ratio of (KP )PCl5 to
ek=kklekugSA;fnlkE;koLFkkijnkcdkvuqikrØe'k%
(KP )N2O4 will be : 36:1gksrks (KP )PCl ,oa (KP )N O dkvuqikrgksxk%
5 2 4
(A) 2 : 9 (A) 2 : 9
(B) 9 : 1 (B) 9 : 1
(C) 36 : 1 (C) 36 : 1
(D) 3 : 1 (D) 3 : 1
5. Equal volume of which of the following solutions 5. fuEuesalsdkSulsfoy;udslekuvk;ru]iQsfjdvkDtysV

will give the precipitate of ferric oxalate (Ksp of dk vo{ksi.k nsxk (iQsfjd vkDtysV dk Ksp =1.0×10–7):
ferric oxalate is 1.0×10–7) :
(A) M/10 FeCl3 foy;u vkSj M/10 Na2C2O4 foy;u
(A) M/10 FeCl3 solution and M/10 Na2C2O4 solution
(B) M/15 FeCl3 foy;u vkSjM/15 Na2C2O4 foy;u
(B) M/15 FeCl3 solution and M/15 Na2C2O4 solution
(C) M/20 FeCl3 foy;u vkSjM/20 Na2C2O4 foy;u
(C) M/20 FeCl3 solution and M/20 Na2C2O4 solution
(D) mijksDrlHkh
(D) All of these
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6. A sealed tube which can withstand a pressure of 6. ,dcUnuyhtksfd3ok;qeaMynkccnkZ'krdjldrkgS]
3 atmosphere is filled with air at 270C and 760 mm 270C,oa760mmnkcijok;qlsHkjhtkrhgSArkiftl
pressure. The temperature, above which the tube ijuyhiQwVtk;sxhgksxk%
will brust, will be :
(A) 3810C
(A) 3810C
(B) 6270C (B) 6270C
(C) 4520C (C) 4520C
(D) 11730C (D) 11730C
7. Van der Waals’ real gas, act as an ideal gas, at 7. okUMjokWyjh;yxSlfdlvoLFkkesavknZ'kxSltSlkO;ogkj

which condition : djsxk%
(A) High temperature, low pressure (A) mPprki]fuEunkc
(B) Low temperature, high pressure (B) fuEurki]mPpnkc
(C) High temperature, high pressure (C) mPp rki]mPp nkc
(D) Low temperature, low pressure (D) fuEunkc]fuEurki
8. In the heterogeneous equilibrium; 8. vlekaxhlkE;

Ag2CrO4(s)  2Ag+(aq) + CrO42–(aq) Ag2CrO4(s)  2Ag+(aq) + CrO42–(aq)
What will be the effect on the concentration of Ag+dslkUnzrkdksnwukdjusijCrO42– dslkUnzrkijD;k

CrO42– ion, upon doubling the concentration of Ag+ izHkkogksxk%
ion :
(A) vk/kgkstk;sxk
(A) reduced to half
(B) ,dpkSFkkbZgkstk;sxk
(B) reduced to quarter
(C) increase to double
(C) nqukgkstk;sxk
(D) remains unaffected (D) oghjgsxk
9. The number of moles of hydroxide (OH–) ion in 9. 0.3yhVj]0.005M, Ba(OH)2dsfoy;uesa(OH–)dseksyksa
0.3 litre of 0.005 M solution of Ba(OH)2 is : dhla[;kgksxh%
(A) 0.0075 (A) 0.0075
(B) 0.0015 (B) 0.0015
(C) 0.003 (C) 0.003
(D) 0.0050 (D) 0.0050
10. The hydrogen phosphate of certain metal has 10. ,d/krqdsgkbMªkstuiQksLiQsVdklw=kMHPO4gSAmlds/

formula MHPO4. The formula of metal chloride krqdsDyksjkbMdklw=kgksxk%
would be :
(A) MCl
(A) MCl
(B) MCl2
(B) MCl2
(C) M2Cl3 (C) M2Cl3
(D) MCl3 (D) MCl3

11. Atomic mass of an element is 35.5. It has two 11. ,drRodkijek.kqHkkj35.5gSAbldsnksleLFkkfudksds
isotopes of atomic mass 35 and 37. The % of heavier ijek.kqHkkj35vkSj37gSAHkkjhleLFkkfuddkizfr'krgksxk%
isotope is:
(A) 10
(A) 10
(B) 15
(B) 15
(C) 20 (C) 20
(D) 25 (D) 25
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12. If ionisation potential for hydrogen atom is 13.6eV, 12. ;fngkbMªkstuijek.kqdkvk;uufoHko13.6eVgksrksHe+
then ionisation potential for He+ will be: dkvk;uufoHkogksxk%
(A) 54.4 eV (A) 54.4 eV
(B) 6.8 eV (B) 6.8 eV
(C) 13.6 eV (C) 13.6 eV
(D) 24.5 eV. (D) 24.5 eV.
13. Change in enthalpy of reaction 13. fuEuvfHkfØ;kesa,UFkSYihifjorZrugksxk%

2H2O2(l)  2H2O(l) + O2(g) 2H2O(l)  2H2O(l) + O2(g)
If heat of formation of H2O2(l) and H2O(l) are –188 ;fn H2O2(l) ,oa H2O(l)ds la>ou dh Å"ekØe'k% –188,oa
and–286 kJ/mol respectively : –286 kJ/mol gS %
(A) –196 KJ/mol (A) –196 KJ/mol
(B) +196 KJ/mol (B) +196 KJ/mol
(C) +948 KJ/mol (C) +948 KJ/mol
(D) –948 KJ/mol (D) –948 KJ/mol
14. If water vapour is assumed to be a perfect gas, 14. ;fntyok"idksijiQsDVxSlekuysrks,deksytydks

molar enthalpy change for vapourisation of 1 mol 1barnkc,oa100oCrkiijok"iudh,SUFkSYihesaifjoZru
of water at 1 bar and 100oC is 41 kJ mol–1. Calculate 41kJmol–1gSA;fn,deksytydksoiQZesifjoZfrrfd;k
the internal energy change, when 1 mol of water
tk;rks]vkUrfjdmtkZesaifjorZugksxk%
is converted into ice :
(A) 21.00 kJ mol–1
(A) 21.00 kJ mol–1
(B) 41.00 kJ mol–1
(B) 12 kJ mol–1
(C) 14 kJ mol–1 (C) 14 kJ mol–1
(D) None of these (D) 12 kJ mol–1
15. In a reaction 5.0 moles of electrons are transfered 15. ,dvfHkfØ;kesa5.0eksybysDVªkudkLFkkukUrj.k,deksy

to one mole of nitric acid. The possible product ukbfVªdvEydksfd;ktkrkgSAvip;udsiQyLo:iizkIr
obtained due to reduction is : laEHkomRikngksxk%
(A) 1.0 mole of N2 (A) 1.0 eksy N2
(B) 0.5 mole of N2 (B) 0.5 eksyN2
(C) 1.0 mole of N2O (C) 1.0 eksyN2O
(D) 0.5 mole of N2O (D) 0.5 eksyN2O
16. During detection of phosphorous in an organic 16. ,ddkoZfud;kSfxdesaiQkLiQksjldsijh{k.kdsnkSjkuihyk

compound yellow precepitate are formed due to vo{ksigS%
formation of :
(A) (NH4)3PO4
(A) (NH4)3PO4
(B) (NH4)2MoO4
(B) (NH4)2MoO4
(C) MgNH4PO4
(C) MgNH4PO4
(D) (NH4)3PO4.12MoO3
(D) (NH4)3PO4.12MoO3
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17. Ammonia
A N obtained
S from W
0.4 gm of Ean organic
R 17. 0.4gmdkcZfud;kSfxdlstsYMkyfof/}kjkizkIrveksfu;k
substance by Kjeldahi’s method was absorbed in
30 ml of 0.25 M H2SO4. The excess of acid was
dks 30 ml, 0.25 M H2SO4 }kjk mnklhu fd;k tkrk gSA
neutralised by the addition of 30 ml 0.2 M NaoH dkoZfud;kSfxdesaukbVªkstudkizfr'kr~gksxk%
calculate the % of nitrogen in the substance :
(A) 31.5%
(A) 31.5%
(B) 30%
(B) 30%
(C) 26%
(C) 26%
(D) 20% (D) 20%
18. A compound with molecular formula, C7H16 shows 18. ,d;kSfxddkv.kqlw=kC7H16gSizdk'kh;leko;orkiznf'kZr

optical isomerism, the compound will be : djrkgS;g;kSfxdgksxk%
(A) 2, 3-dimethylpentane (A) 2,3-MkbZesfFkyisUVsu
(B) 2,2-dimethylpentane (B) 2,2-MkbZesfFkyisUVsu
(C) 2-methylhexane (C) 2-esfFkygsDlsu
(D) None of these (D) buesalsdksbZugh

19. Identify the set of reagent/reaction conditions 'X' 19. fuEuLFkkukUrj.kesadkSulkvfHkdeZd@vfHkfØ;kfLFkr'X'
and 'Y' in the following set of transformations : vkSj'Y'gksxsa%
X Y
CH3  CH2  CH2Br    Pr oduct    CH3  CH  CH3
X Y
Br CH3  CH2  CH2Br    Pr oduct    CH3  CH  CH3
Br
(A) X=dilute aqueous NaOH, 200C;
(A) X=ruq tyh; NaOH, 200C;
Y=HBr/acetic acid, 200C
Y=HBr/,lhVhd vEy, 200C
(B) X=concentrated alcoholic NaOH, 800C;
(B) X=lkUnz ,YdksgyhdNaOH, 800C;
Y=HBr/acetic acid, 200C
Y=HBr/,lhVhd vEy, 200C
(C) X=dilute aqueous NaOH, 200C;
(C) X=ruq tyh;NaOH, 200C;
Y=Br2/CHCl3, 00C
Y=Br2/CHCl3, 00C
(D) X=concentraed alcoholic NaOH, 800C; (D) X=lkUnz ,Ydksgyhd NaOH, 800C;
Y=Br2/CHCl3, 00C Y=Br2/CHCl3, 00C
20. Monomer of orlon is : 20. vkjykWudkeksuksejgS%
(A) vinyl cynide (A) foukbylk;ukbM
(B) vinyl chloride (B) foukbyDyksjkbM
(C) caprolactam (C) dSizksySDVe
(D) pthalic acid and glycol (D) FkSfydvEyvkSjXykbdkWy
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21. Among the following four structures I to IV 21. fuEulajpukIlsIV esa
CH3 O CH3 CH3 O CH3
I. C 2H 5–CH–C 3H 7 II. CH 3–C–CH–C2H 5 I. C 2H 5–CH–C 3H 7 II. CH 3–C–CH–C2H5
H CH3 H CH3
III. H–C + IV. C2H5–CH–C2H5 III. H–C + IV. C2H5–CH–C2H5
H H
It is true that : D;klR;gksxk%

(A) Only II and IV are chiral compouds (A) dsoyIIvkSjIVdkbjy;kSfxdgS
(B) All four are chiral compounds (B) lHkh;kSfxddkbjygS
(C) Only I and II are chiral compounds (C) dsoyIvkSjIIdkbjy;kSfxdgS
(D) Only III is a chiral compound (D) dsoyIIIdkbjy;kSfxdgS
22. Among the following compounds, the optically 22. fuEuesadkSulk;kSfxdizdk'kh;lØh;gksxkftldkv.kqHkkj
active alkane having lowest molecular mass is : lclsdegS%
(A) CH3–CH2–CH2–CH3 (A) CH3–CH2–CH2–CH3
CH3 CH3
(B) CH3–CH2–CH–CH3 (B) CH3–CH2–CH–CH3
H H
(C) CH3–C– (C) CH3–C–
C2 H5 C2 H5
(D) CH3–CH2–C  CH (D) CH3–CH2–C  CH
23. IUPAC name of the compound 23. fuEufyf[kr;kSfxddkvkbZ-;w-ih-,-lh-ukegksxk%
CH3
CH3
CH3  O  CH  CH  CH2  CH3
CH3  O  CH  CH  CH2  CH3
CH3 CH3
(A) 2-Methoxy-3-methylpentane (A) 2-feFkkWDlh-3-esfFkyisUVsu
(B) 3-Methyl-2-methoxyhexane (B) 3-esfFky-2-feFkkWDlhgsDlsu
(C) 3-Methyl-4-methoxypentane (C) 3-esfFky-4-feFkkWDlhisUVsu
(D) 2-Methoxy hexane (D) 2-feFkkWDlhgsDlsu

24. In the following sequence of reactions, 24. fuEuvfHkfØ;kØeesa
HNO2 Oxidation (i) CH3MgI HNO2 Oxidation (i) CH3MgI
CH 3–CH–CH 3   A   B 
(ii) H / H O
C CH 3–CH–CH 3   A   B 
(ii) H / H O
C
2 2
NH2 NH2
the compound C formed will be : ;kSfxdCgksxk%

(A) Butanol-1 (A) C;wVkukWy-1
(B) Butanol-2 (B) C;wVkukWy-2
(C) 2-Methylpropanol-1 (C) 2-esfFkyizksisukWy-1
(D) 2-Methyl-2-propanol (D) 2-esfFky-2-izksisukWy
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CH3 CH3
25. –CH2 OH on dehydration with conc. H2SO4/ 25. fuEu ;kSfxd –CH2 OH dk lkUnz H2SO4/ 1600Cds
1600C predominantly forms : lkFkfutyhZdj.kdjusijigysizkIrgksxk%
(A) =CH2 (A) =CH2
CH3 CH3
(B) –CH3 (B) –CH3
(C) –CH3 (C) –CH3
CH3 CH3
(D) –CH3 (D) –CH3
26. Butylated hydroxy toluene (BHT) is : 26. C;wVhysVsMgkbMªkWDlhVkWYohu(BHT)gS%
(A) Antioxidant (A) ,UVhvkWDlhVsUV
(B) Analegic (B) ,usysftd
(C) Antipyratic (C) ,UVhikbjsfVd
(D) Antibiotic (D) ,UVhck;ksfVd
27. An alcohol on oxidation is found to give CH3COOH 27. ,d ,Ydksgy dk vkWDlhdj.k djus ij CH3COOH vkSj
and CH3CH2COOH. The structure of the alcohol is : CH3CH2COOHnsrkgSA,Ydksgydhlajpukgksxh%
(A) CH3CH2CH2OH (A) CH3CH2CH2OH
(B) (CH3)2C(OH)CH2CH3 (B) (CH3)2C(OH)CH2CH3
(C) CH3(CH2)3CH2OH (C) CH3(CH2)3CH2OH
(D) CH3–CHOH–CH2–CH2–CH3 (D) CH3–CHOH–CH2–CH2–CH3
28. Which of the following compounds is most acidic : 28. fuEuesadkSulk;kSfxdlclsvf/dvEyh;gS%

OH OH
(A) (A)
CHO CHO
OH OH
(B) (B)
CHO CHO
(C) HO CHO (C) HO CHO
CH2OH CH2OH
(D) (D)
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29. Identify Z in the sequence 29. fuEuØeesaZgksxk%

 P2O5 H2 O / H
CH3COONH4   X 
 Y  Z 
CH3COONH4  P2O5
 X  H2 O / H
 Y 

Z

(A) CH3CH2CONH2 (A) CH3CH2CONH2

(B) Ch3CN (B) Ch3CN
(C) CH3COOH (C) CH3COOH
(D) (CH3CO)2O (D) (CH3CO)2O
30. Aniline is a set of reaction yielded a product D 30. fuEuvfHkfØ;klsVesa,uhyhumRiknDnsxk%
NaNO2 CuCN H2 HNO2
C6H5NH2 
HCl
 A   B 
Ni
C  D NaNO2
C6H5NH2  CuCN
 A  H2
 B  HNO2
C  D
HCl Ni
The structure of the product D would be : (A) C6H5CH2OH

(A) C6H5CH2OH (B) C6H5CH2NH2
(B) C6H5CH2NH2
(C) C6H5NHOH
(C) C6H5NHOH
(D) C6H5NHCH2CH3
(D) C6H5NHCH2CH3
31. fuEuesadkSuls;kSfxdXywdkstlsvfHkfØ;kughdjsxk%
31. Which compound does not react with glucose :
(A) HCN
(A) HCN
(B) NH3
(B) NH3
(C) NaHSO3
(C) NaHSO3
(D) Both B and C
(D) Both B and C

H2 O / H P.C.C NH2NH2
H2 O / H P.C.C NH2NH2 32. CH3 CH  CH2   A   B 
C2H5 ONa
C
32. CH3 CH  CH2 
 A  B  C C2H5 ONa
;kSfxdCgS%
Compound C is :
(A) ,YMkWDlkbe
(A) Aldoxime
(B) bFkkWDlhizksisu
(B) Ethoxy propane
(C) Propane (C) izksisu
(D) Propanol (D) izksisukWy
33. The total number of atomic orbitals in fourth energy 33. pkSFkhÅtkZLrjesaijek.kqvfcZVydhdqyla[;kgksxh%
level of an atom :
(A) 32
(A) 32
(B) 8
(B) 8
(C) 4
(C) 4
(D) 16 (D) 16
34. Minimum number of unit of SiO4–4 required for the 34. lkbfDydflfydsVdsfuekZ.kdsfy,vko';dSiO4–4 bdkbZ
formation of cyclic silicate : dhvko';drkgksxh%
(A) Two (A) s
k
n
(B) Three (B) rhu
(C) One
(C) ,d
(D) four
(D) pkj
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35. Which of the following have X–O–X linkage : 35. fuEuesadkSuX–O–XcU/j[krkgS%
(X is the central atom) (XdsUnzh;ijek.kqgS)
–2 –2
i. Cr2O 7
ii. S2O 3 i. Cr2O7–2 ii. S2O3–2
iii. Pyrosilicate iv. Hyponitrous acid iii. ikbjksflfydsV iv. gkbiksukbVªlvEy
(A) i, iii (A) i, iii
(B) iii, iv (B) iii, iv
(C) i, iii, iv (C) i, iii, iv
(D) i, ii (D) i, ii
36. Which is correct statement : 36. lghdFkugSa%
As the s-character of a hybrid orbital decreases. ladjvkfcZVyesas-y{k.k?kVusij
i. The bond angle decreases i. vkca/dks.k?kVrkgS
ii. The bond strength increases ii. vkca/{kerkc<+rkgS
iii. The bond length increases iii. vkca/yEckbZc<+rhgS
iv. Size of orbitals increases iv. vkfcZVydhlkbt?kVrhgS
(A) i, iii, iv (A) i, iii, iv
(B) ii, iii, iv (B) ii, iii, iv
(C) i, ii (C) i, ii
(D) All are correct (D) mijksDrlHkhlR;gS
37. The screening effect of inner electrons on the 37. ukfHkdijvkUrfjdbysDVªkuksadkvkoj.kizHkkomRiUu
nucleus causes : djrkgS%
(A) Increase in the atomic size (A) ijek.kqvkdkjesao`f¼
(B) An increase in the ionization potential (B) vk;uumtkZesavf/drk
(C) An increase electronegativity (C) fo|qr½.kkRedrkesao`f¼
(D) All of these (D) mijksDrlHkh
38. Atomic weight and atomic number of an element 38. ;fn,drRoxdkijek.kqHkkjrFkkijek.kqØekadØe'k%232
x is 232 and 90 respectivelly, then how many - rFkk90gksrksblls82Y208 izkIrdjusdsfy,]fdrus-rFkk
and  -particles, which will be lost so that an ele- -d.kfudkyusgksxsa%
ment 82Y208 is produced :
(A) 6 + 4
(A) 6 + 4
(B) 6 + 6
(B) 6 + 6
(C) 4 + 4
(C) 4 + 4
(D) 6 + 0
(D) 6 + zero
39. fuEuesalsfdltksM+sesanksuksa/krqijek.kqviuhmPpre
39. In which of the following pair of species, both the
metals are in its maximum Oxidation state : vkDlhdj.kvoLFkkiznf'kZrdjrsgSa%
(A) CrO2Cl2, MnO4– (A) CrO2Cl2, MnO4–
(B) Fe3O4, MnO2 (B) Fe3O4, MnO2
(C) [Fe(CN)6]3–, MnO3 (C) [Fe(CN)6]3–, MnO3
(D) None of these (D) mijksDresalsdksbZugha

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40. Match items of Column I with the items of Column 40. dkWyeI osQenksadksdkWyeII osQenksalslqesfyrdjsavkSj
II and assign the correct lghdksMfu/kZfjrdjsaA
Column I Column II dkWyeI dkWye II
a. Cyanide process i. Ultrapure Ge a. lk;ukbMizozQe i. vfr'kq¼Ge
b. Froth Floatation ii. Dressing of PbS b. I+ksQuIyouizozQe ii. PbS dk lTthdj.k
Process
c. oS|qr~vi?kVuh iii. Al dkfu"d"kZ.k
c. Electrolytic reductioniii. Extraction of Al
vip;u
d. Zone refining iv. Extraction of Au
d. eaMyifj"dj.k iv. Au dkfu"d"kZ.k
v. Purification of Ni
v. Ni dk'kqf¼dj.k
(A) a-iv, b-ii, c-iii, d-i
(A) a-iv, b-ii, c-iii, d-i
(B) a-ii, b-iii, c-a, d-v
(B) a-ii, b-iii, c-a, d-v
(C) a-i, b-ii, c-iii, d-iv
(C) a-i, b-ii, c-iii, d-iv
(D) a-iii, b-iv, c-v, d-a
(D) a-iii, b-iv, c-v, d-a
41. Arrange the following in increasing order of
reactivity : 41. fØ;k'khyrkdklghØegksxk%
a. Nascent hydrogen a. uotkrgkbMªkstu
b. Molecular Hydrogen b. vk.kfodgkbMªkstu

c. Atomic hydrogen c. ijek.kfodgkbMªkstu
d. Occluded hydrogen d. vkDY;qMsMgkbMªkstu
(A) a > c > d > b (A) a > c > d > b
(B) c > d > a > b (B) c > d > a > b
(C) b < d < a < c (C) b < d < a < c
(D) a > d > c > b (D) a > d > c > b
42. The decreasing order of bond angle is : 42. cU/dks.kdk?kVrkgqvkØegksxk%

(A) NO2 > NO2+ > NO2– (A) NO2 > NO2+ > NO2–
(B) NO2– > NO2 > NO2+ (B) NO2– > NO2 > NO2+
(C) NO2+ > NO2 > NO2– (C) NO2+ > NO2 > NO2–
(D) NO2+ > NO2– > NO2. (D) NO2+ > NO2– > NO2.
43. Calculate the magnetic moment of a divalent ion 43. ;fnrRodkijek.kqØekad25gSrksrRodsMkboSySUVvk;u
in aqueous sotluion. If its atomic number is 25 : dsfy,pqEcdh;vk?kq.kZgksxk%
(A) 3.92 BM
(A) 3.92 BM
(B) 5.92 BM
(B) 5.92 BM
(C) 2.92 BM
(C) 2.92 BM
(D) 8.92 BM
(D) 8.92 BM
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44. What should be the hybridisation of C in CO, CO2 44. CO,CO2 vkSjC3O2 esaCdkladj.kØe'k%gksxk%
and C3O2 respectively :
(A) sp, sp2 vkSjsp3
(A) sp, sp2 and sp3
(B) sp, sp vkSjsp2
(B) sp, sp and sp2
(C) sp, sp and sp3 (C) sp, sp vkSjsp3
(D) sp, sp and sp (D) sp, sp vkSjsp
45. In the polymeric structure of (SiO2)n, there are : 45. (SiO2)ndsikWyhesfjdlajpukesa,gksxsa%

(A) 8 membered ring of alternate Si–O–Si bond is
present (A) Si–O–Sivkca/dsvYVjusV8esEcMZfjax
(B) 4 membered ring of alternate Si–O–Si bond is (B) Si–O–Sivkca/dsvYVjusV4esEcMZfjax

present
(C) Si–Si–Sivkca/dsdkUVhfuol8esEcMZfjax
(C) 8 membered ring of contineous Si–Si–Si bond is
present
(D) Si–Si–Sivkca/dsdkUVhfuol4esEcMZfjax
(D) 4 membered ring contineous Si–Si–Si bond is
present
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SOLUTION 8. (B) [NCERT 203]
1. (A) K = [Ag+]2 [CrO42–]
No. of mili equivalant of Ba(OH)2 Since t he v alue of K is independent of
left = No. of mili equivalant of Ba(OH)2 – No. of mili concentration, CrO42– ion will reduce to one fourth.
equivalant of HCl
9. (C) [NCERT-20]
2. (D) [NCERT 210]
No. of moles of OH– = N×V
At 250C the degree of dissociation of water is =
10. (B) [NCERT-16]
10 7
, Where C is molarity of pure water and C The hydrogen phosphate of certain metal has for-
C
mula MHPO4. The formula of metal chloride would
1000
= be MCl2
18
11. (D) [NCERT-13]
3. (A) [NCERT 218]
Suppose % of heavier isotope is X
Upon hydrolysis the different compound formed in
the given compound is H2O(I), H2S (II), H2Se (III) 37X  35(100X)
and H2Te (IV), whose Ka increases in the same 35.5 =
100
1
order and degree of hydrolysis  12. (A) [CBSE-1993]
Ka
2
Ionisation potential E2 = 13.6 Z
4. (B) [NCERT 195] 13. (A) [NCERT 166, CBSE 2001]
OH = HP – HR
 2P1
(KP )PCl5 2 14. (B) [NCERT-162]
 1  2
(KP )N2O4 4 P2 15. (B) [NCERT 258]
1  2
16. (D) [NCERT 355]
(KP )PCl P During detection of phosphorous in an organic

upon solving (K )
5
 1 compound yellow precepitate are formed due to
P N2 O4 4P2 formation of (NH4)3PO4.12MoO3.
5. (A) [NCERT 220] 17. (A) [NCERT 358]
for precipitation Kip > Ksp 1.4  mili equivalent of acid used
% of N 
Mass of organic compound
K ip Fe (C O )
2 2 4 3
 [Fe3 ]2 [C2O24 ]3
18. (A) [NCERT 368]
6. (D) [NCERT 138]
CH3 CH3
P1 P2 *
CH3CH2 –CH–CH–CH3
at constant volume 
T1 T2
2, 3-dimethylpentane
putting the values T2 = 900 K = 6270C 19. (B) [NCERT 292]
Hence temperature must exceeds this value for 0
Conc. alc. NaOH, 80 C( X)
brusting of tube. CH3  CH2  CH2  Br 
(Dehydrobromination)

(-HBr)
7. (A) [NCERT 145]

0
HBr, acetic acid, 20 C( Y)
CH3CH  CH2 
(Mark addition)
 CH3  CHBr  CH3
At these conditions the gas molecules are very
far from one another. 20. (A) [NCERT 434]
Hence conditions of ideality will prevail. Monomer of orlon is vinyl cynide (CH2=CH–CN)
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21. (C) [Mod. CBSE] 30. (A) [Mod. AMU 2008]
I and II contain chiral C-atoms and hence are chiral Compound A is C6H5N2+Cl–
compounds.
Compound B is C6H5CN
22. (C) [NCERT 368]
Compound C is C6H5CH2–NH2
Only option (C) has a chiral carbon.
Compound D is C6H5–CH2–OH
23. (A) [NCERT 332]
31. (D) [NCERT 406]
1 CH3 NH3 and NaHSO3 does not react with glucose
2 3 4 5 because they are weak reagent and unable to open
CH3  O  CH  CH  CH2  CH3 the chain.
CH3 32. (C) [NCERT 376]
2-Methoxy-3-methylpentane Compound A is CH3CHOHCH3
24. (D) [NCERT 374] Compound B is CH3COCH3
Compound A is CH3–CH(OH)–CH3 Compound C is CH3CH2CH3
Compound B is CH3–CO–CH3 33. (D) [NCERT 46]

4s = 1 orbital
CH3
Compound C is CH3–C–CH3 n = 44p = 3 orbital
OH 4d = 5 orbital
25. (B) [NCERT 377] 4f = 7 orbital

------------------------
CH3 CH3
–CH2 OH 
conc. H SO
2 4
 –CH3 16 orbital
1600 C
-------------------------
26. (A) [NCERT 445]
34. (B) [NCERT 189]
Butylated hydroxy toluene (BHT) is antioxidant.
For cyclic silicate more than 2 units of SiO4–4 is
27. (D) [NCERT 375]
required
[O]
CH3CHOHCH2CH2CH3   CH3COCH2CH2CH3 35. (A) [NCERT 102]
[O]
  CH3COOH+CH3CH2COOH 36. (A) [NCERT 103]
28. (C) [NCERT 327] 37. (D) [NCERT-78]

The phenoxide ion lef t f rom o- hydroxy
Due to screening effect of inner electrons, effective
benzaldehyde and p-hydroxybenzaldehyde are
stabilized by –I and –R effect of the CHO group. nuclear charge decreases. Hence, ionisation
But in o-isomer, due to chelation, it is difficult to potential decreases.
remov e the H-atom. Theref ore, p-
hydroxybenzaldehyde is the strongest acid. 38. (A) [Mod. CPMT 89, 02]
29. (C) [NCERT 328] X232  82Y208
90
Compound X is : CH3CONH2
Differnce in mass no. = 232 – 208 = 24
Compound Y is : CH3CN
so number of  particle = 24/4 = 6
Compound Z is : CH3COOH
due to  particle emittion loss in At. number should
be of 12 but actual loss is of 8 so it will be
compenseded by 4 particle.
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39. (A) [Mod. CBSE]
CrO2 Cl2 MnO4–
x–4–2=0 x–8=–1
x=+6 x=+7
In the given species both Cr and Mn shows its
highest Oxidation state of + 6 and +7
respectively.
40. (A) [NCERT 151]
Cyanide process – Extraction of Au
Froth Floatation Process – Dressing of PbS
Electrolytic reduction – Extraction of Al
Zone refining – Ultrapure Ge
41. (C) [NC 279-280]
Correct order of reactivity : Molecular Hydrogen <
Occluded hydrogen < Nascent hydrogen < Atomic
hydrogen.
42. (C) [NCERT XI 104]
In NO2+, N atom is sp-hybridised whereas in NO2–
and NO2, N atom is sp2-hybridized. Bond angle of
sp-hybridized molecule is maximum. So NO2+ has
maximum ONO bond angle.
Bond angle is maximum in NO 2 +.NO 2 in a
resonance hybrid of following two structures :
N N N
o
134
O O O O O O
NO2– has a structure similar to NO2 but in this

case N has lone pair of electrons. As such the
O––N––O bond angle is less in case of NO2– than
in NO2.
43. (B) [NCERT 221]
With atomic number 25, the divalent ion in aque-
ous solution will have d5 configuration (five unpaired
electrons). The magnetic moment,  is
  5(5  2)  5.92 BM
44. (D) [NCERT 116]
Hybridisation of C in CO, CO 2 and C3O 2 are
respectively sp, sp and sp.
45. (A) [NCERT ]
In the polymeric structure of (SiO2)n, there are 8
membered ring of alternate Si–O–Si bond is
present.
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TOPIC : MODEL
1. In which of the following option one are incorrect: 1. fuEuesalsdkSulk,dfodYivlR;gS

o SK kfu d u ke i QSfe y h v kMZj
Biological name Family Order
(a) gkse ks l Sfi ; Ul i zkbe sV k gksfe fu fM
(a) Homo sapiens Primata Hominidae
(b) e Ld kMkse LsVhd k fMi Vsjk e ql hMh
(b) Musca domestica Diptera Muscidae
(c) e SUx hi Qsjk bfUMd k , u kd kj Mh, sl h l i hu MsYl
(c) Mangifera indica Anacardiaceae Sapindales
(d) fVªV hd e , LVho e i ks, l h i ks; Yl
(d) Triticum aestivum Poaceae Poales
(A) dsoya, b
(A) Only a, b (B) dsoya, c
(B) Only a, c (C) dsoya, d
(C) Only a, d (D) dsoyc, d
(D) Only c, d
2. fdrusdodgStks,sLdksekbflVhtdslnL;gS%
2. How many fungi are belong to Ascomycetes:
E; wd j ] j kbt ksi l ] , sy c wx ks] Dy so hl si ] U; wjksLi ksjk]
v kYVj u sfj ; k] d ksy hVksV ªkbd e ] VªkbZd ksMe kZ] , sx Sfj d l ]
v kLVhy Sx ks] i fDl fu ; k
(A) Four (B) Five (A) pkj (B) i

kWp
(C) Three (D) Two (C) rhu (D) k
s
n
3. Identify the given figures here a, b and c 3. fn;sx;sfp=kksaeasa,bvkSjcdksØe'k%igpkfu;s%
respectively :
a
a
b
b
c
c
(A) a-;wXyhuk,b-,s'iftZyl,c-iSjkehf'k;e
(A) a - Euglena, b - Aspergillus, c - Paramoecium
(B) a-iSjkehf'k;e ,b-;wXyhuk,c-,s'iftZyl
(B) a- Paramoecium, b - Euglena, c - Aspergillus
(C) a-,s'iftZyl,b-;wXyhuk,c-iSjkehf'k;e
(C) a - Aspergillus, b - Euglena, c - Paramoecium
(D) a - Paramoecium, b - Aspergillus, c - Euglena (D) a-iSjkehf'k;e ,b-,s'iftZyl,c-;wXyhuk
4. How many algae are belong to Rhodophyceae : 4. fdrus'kSokygStksjksMksiQkblhdslnL;gS:
Chlamydomonas, Volvox, Ulothrix, Spirogyra and

Dy eS kbMkse ksu kl ] o kW y okWD l ] ; yw ksfFkzfDl ] Li kbj ksx k; j k r Fkk d kj k]
Chara, Polysiphonia,Porphyra, Gracilaria and i ksy hl kbi Qksfu ; k] i ksji Qk; j k] x zsfl y sfj ; k r Fkk ft y sfM; e ] Dy ksjSy k r Fkk
Gelidium. Chlorella and Spirullina Ectocarpus, fLi qzy kbu k] , DVksd ki Zl ] fMDV; ksV k] y fSe u fsj ; k] l j x kl e r Fkk Ý; wd l
Dictyota, Laminaria, Sargassum and Fucus
(A) pkj (B) ikap

(A) Four (B) Five
(C) N% (D) vkB
(C) Six (D) Eight
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5. Which of the following shows haplo-diplontic life 5. fuEuesalsfdlesagSIyksfMIykWfVdthoupØiznf'kZrdjrk
cycle g
S%
(A) Ectocarpus (A) ,DVksdkiZl
(B) Kelps (B) dsyIl
(C) Polysiphonia (C) ikWyhlkbiQksfu;k
(D) All of these (D) mijksDrlHkh

6. Which is a wrong statement : 6. fuEuesadkSulkdFkuvlR;gS%
(a) iSFkkstsudksgksLVds'kjhjesajgusdsfy,,MkIVdjuk
(a) Pathogen have to adopt to live within the host
iM+rkgS
(b) Pathogens are disease causing agents
(b) iSFkkstsUlchekjhmRiUudjusokysdkjdgksrsgSa
(c) Salmonella typhi transmit typhoid
(c) lkYeksusykVkbiQhVkbiQkbMiQSykrkgS
(d) Diarrhoea is a complication of diphtheria (d) Mk;fj;kfMIFkhfj;kdh,dtfVyrkgS
(A) a and b (A) avkSjb
(B) c and d (B) cvkSjd
(C) b and d (C) bvkSjd
(D) a and d (D) avkSjd
7. Disease transmitting agent is also called as : 7. chekjhiQSykusokykdkjd;gHkhdgykrkgS%

(A) Parasite (A) iSjklkbV
(B) Vector (B) osDVj
(C) Pathogen (C) iSFkkstsu
(D) Host (D) gksLV
8. Which is a correct matching set : 8. fuEuesadkSulqesfyrgS%
Column I Column II lwphI lwphII
(a) MALT (i) Monocyte (a) ekYV (i)eksukslkbV
(b) Retrovirus (ii) Autoimmune (b) fjVªksok;jl (ii)vkWVksbE;wufMlvkMZj
disorder
(c) fj;qeSV~kW;MvkFkZjkbfVl (iii) fyEÝok;M Ård
(c) Rheumatoid arthritis (iii) Lymphoid tissue
(d) dksf'kdh;cSfj;j (iv),p-vkbZ-oh-bUiQsD'ku
(d) Cellular barrier (iv) HIV infection
(A) a-iii, b-iv, c-ii, d-i
(A) a-iii, b-iv, c-ii, d-i
(B) a-iii, b-iv, c-i, d-ii
(B) a-iii, b-iv, c-i, d-ii
(C) a-ii, b-iv, c-iii, d-i (C) a-ii, b-iv, c-iii, d-i
(D) a-iii, b-i, c-ii, d-iv (D) a-iii, b-i, c-ii, d-iv
9. Apiculture is related with : 9. e/qeD[khikyuesalacf/argS%

(A) Honeybees (A) e/qefD[k;ksa
(B) Lac (B) ykd
(C) Moth (C) dhV
(D) Apple (D) lsc
NLI / 25
10. Which option is incorrect : 10. fuEufyf[kresalsdkSulkxyrgS%
(A) Saccrum officinarum had thicker stem with higher (A) lSØevkWiQhlsysuemPp'kdZjkdslkFkeksVkBaMygksrkgS
sugar content
(B) djujk;,dlksysuedhfdLegS
(B) Karan Rai is a variety of Solanum
(C) eawxchuok;jldsizfrjks/dgksrhgStksmRikfjorZucurh
(C) In mung bean resistance to yellow mosaic virus
was induced by mutation Sg
(D) Fisheries has brought a lot of income to the farmers (D) fiQlfjlusfdlkuksadsfy,cgqrvk;yk;kgS
11. Objectives of breeding is to improve : 11. iztuudsmn~ns';lq/kjdjuk%
(A) Only Protein content and quality (A) izksVhulkexzhvkSjxq.koÙkk
(B) Only Oil content and quality
(B) rsylkexzhvkSjxq.koÙkk
(C) Only Vitamin, micronutrient & mineral content
(C) foVkfeulw{eiks"kdvkSj[kfutlkexzh
(D) All of the above
(D) mijksDrlHkh
12. Which is incorrect :
12. fuEufyf[kresalsdkSulkxyrgS%
(A) Lactobacillus convert milk into curd
(B) Bacteria and fungi can be grown on nutritive medium (A) ySDVkscSflylnw/dksnghesacnyrkgS
to form colonies
(B) thok.kqvkSjdodiks"kdrRoesadkyksuhesagksrsgS
(C) Lactobacillus improves nutritional quality by
increasing vitamin B1 (C) ySDVkscsflylfoVkfeuch&1dhek=kkdksc<+rkgS
(D) LAB present in stomach check disease causing
microbes. (D) ,y,chisVesajksxk.kqvksadksjksdrkgS
13. In which members of the following families do 13. fuEufyf[kresadkSulhiQSfeyhdklnL;viuhthou{kerk
the pollen grains lose their viability within 30 yxHkx30feuVesagh[kksnsrsgSa
minutes of their release?
(A) Rosaceae (A) xqykcor~
(B) Solanaceae (B) lksySuslh
(C) Leguminoseae (C) ysX;wfeuslh
(D) Poaceae (D) iks,lh

14. Inbreeding depression in flowering plants results 14. vUr%iztuuvoueuiq"ih;ikniesaifj.kkegS
from
(A) fujarjLoijkx.k
(A) Continuous self-pollination
(B) fujarjijijkx.k
(B) Continuous cross-pollination
(C) Discontinuous self-pollination (C) vfujarjLoijkx.k
(D) None (D) dksbZugh
15. Endosperm development precedes embryo 15. Hkzw.kiks"kdkfodklHkzw.kfodklds:iesac<+rkgSD;ksafd
development because
(A) The endosperm provides signaling to the embryo (A) Hkzw.kiks"kfn'kkfunsZ'knsrkgSHkzw.kdsfodkldsfy,
development
(B) Hkzw.kiks"kfodkl'khyHkzw.kdksiks"k.kiznkudjrkgS
(B) The endosperm provides nutrition to the developing
embryo (C) Hkzw.kfunsZf'krdjrkgSHkzw.kiks"kdsfodkldks
(C) The embryo guides the endosperm development
(D) vØer%fodkl
(D) Development is arbitrary
16. Terminally developed buds which develops into 16. 'kh"kZLFkdfy;k¡tcizrkuesafodflrgksrhgS]vkSj;sfdlesa
tendrils is found in: ik;htkrhgS%
(A) Cucumber (A) ddM+h
(B) Pumpkins (B) dn~nw
(C) Grapevine (C) vaxwjyrk
(D) None of these (D) mijksDresalsdksbZugh
NLI / 26
17. A bivalent consists of : 17. ,d;qxyhdsgksrsgS%
(A) Two chromatids and one centromere (A) nksØkseksfVMksavkSj,dxq.klw=kfcUnq
(B) Two chromatids and two centromeres (B) nksØkseksfVMksavkSjnkslsUVjkseh;j
(C) Four chromatids and two centromeres (C) pkjØkseksfVMksavkSjnkslsUVjkseh;j
(D) Four chromatids and four centromeres (D) pkjØkseksfVMksavkSjpkjlsUVjkseh;j
18. The characteristic feature of diplotene stage of 18. v/Zlw=kh;foHkktudhfMIyksfVupj.kdkfo'ks"kxq.kdkSulk
meiosis is recognized by : g
S%
(A) Dissolution of synaptonemal complex (A) flusIVksuheylfEeJdkfo?kVugkstkrkgS
(B) Homologous chromosomes of bivalent start (B) ckboSysUVdsgkseksykxlØksekslkse,dnwljslsvyxgksuk
separate from each other 'kq:gksrsgS
(C) X-shaped structure chiasmata formed (C) ,Dl&vkdkj ds fdvktekVk dh lajpuk dk xBu
(D) All of the above (D) mijksDrlHkh
19. Outermost layer of the cell envelope of bacteria 19. oSDVhfj;kdsdksf'kdhvkoj.kesalclsckgjdkSulhys;j
is: gksrhgS%
(A) Cell wall (A) dksf'kdkfHkfRr
(B) Plasmamembrane (B) IykTekesEczsu
(C) Glycocalyx (C) XykbdksdSfyDl
(D) All (D) l Hkh

20. Which one of the following structures will not be 20. fuEufyf[kresadkSulajpukmPpikS/ksadh dksf'kdkvksaesa
seen in cells of higher plants : ughans[khtkrhgS%
(A) Mitochondria (A) ekbVksdkWfUMª;k
(B) Centriole (B) lSUVªhvkSy
(C) Centromere (C) xq.klw=kfcanq
(D) Ribosome (D) jkbckslkse
21. Correct statement about lipid : 21. fyfiMdsckjsesadkSulkdFkulR;gS%
a. These are generally water soluble a. ;svkerkSjijikuhesa?kqyu'khygS
b. Lecithin is a sulpholipid b. ysflfFku,dlYiQksfyfiMgksrhgS
c. Glycerol is a simple lipid c. fXyljkWy,dljyfyfiMgS
d. Phospholipid are found in cell membrane d. iQkWLiQksfyfiMdksf'kdkf>Yyhesaik;ktkrkgS

(A) a, b, c (A) a, b, c
(B) a, c and d (B) a, c vkSj d
(C) c, b, d (C) c, b, d
(D) c, d (D) c, d
22. Which is the correct matching pair : 22. fuEufyf[kresalslghlqesfyrtksM+kgS%

(A) DNA– Ribose sugar (A) Mh,u,&jkbckst'kdZjk
(B) Inulin – Fructose (B) buwfyu&iqzQDVkst
(C) Adenine and Uracil – Purine (C) ,sMsuhuvkSj;wjslhy&I;wjhu

(D) Lectin – Abrin (D) ysfDVu&,fczu
NLI / 27
23. Incorrect statement : 23. vlR; dFku %

(A) Blood concentration of glucose in a normal healthy (A) lkekU;LoLFkO;fDrdsjDresaXywdkstdhlkUnzrk
individual is 4.2 mmol/L – 6.1 mmol/L 4.2 mmol/L – 6.1 mmol/L gS
(B) Blood concentration of hormone is in miligrams/ (B) gkjeksudhek=kkjDresafeyhxzkeizfryhVjgS
ml
(C) ATPthforlalkjdhÅtkZdkflDdkgS
(C) Energy currency in living world is ATP
(D) Living state and metabolism are synonymous (D) tSon'kkvkSjmikip;nksuksi;kZeokrhgS
24. The balloon - shaped structures called tyloses: 24. xqCckjkuqeklajpukftlsVklykWldgrsgS]oggS%
(A) Are linked to the ascent of sap through xylem (A) tk;yeoslyds}kjklSidsmijp<+uslslEcfU/rgSA
vessels
(B) Originate in the lumen of tracheids (B) VªsdhMdsY;wesuesacurkgS
(C) Characterize the sapwood (C) lsioqMesaik;ktkrkgS
(D) Are extensions of xylem parenchyma cells into
vessels (D) tk;yeiSjsUdk;ekdks'kkdkoslyesa,DlVsalugSA
25. The vascular cambium normally gives rise to : 25. oSLdqyjdSfEc;elkekU;r%cukrkgS%
(A) Periderm (A) i sfjMeZ
(B) Phelloderm (B) f iQyksMeZ
(C) Primary phloem (C) izkFkfedÝyks,e
(D) Secondary xylem (D) f}rh;d tk;ye
26. Pro duct of sexual repro duction g enerally 26. ySfxdtuudsmRiknlkekU;r%gS%
generates:
(A) fpjdkfydlqiqIrkoLFkk
(A) Prolonged dormancy
(B) u;svkuqoaf'kddkfEcus'kuftllsfofHkUurkgksrhgS
(B) New genetic combination leading to variation
(C) c`grck;ksekl
(C) Large biomass
(D) Longer viability of seeds (D) cht dh vf/d thoarrk
27. Flowers which have single ovule in the ovary and 27. ,slkiq"iftlesa,dghvksO;wy]vksojhesagSvkSjbUÝyksfjlsal
are packed into inflorescence are usually iSdgksrkgSftlesaijkx.kgksrkgS%
pollinated by :
(A) cSV
(A) Bat
(B) ty
(B) Water
(C) hc
(C) Bee
(D) ok;q
(D) Wind
28. Attractants and rewards are required for : 28. vVSDVªSaVrFkkiqjLdkjdhvko';drkgksrhgS%
(A) Cleistogamy (A) fDyLVkSxSehgsrq
(B) Anemophily (B) ,fueksfiQyhgsrq

(C) Entomophily (C),UVeksfiQyhgsrq
(D) Hydrophily (D)gkbMªksfiQyhgsrq

29. A patient brought to a hospital with myocardial 29. ,dchekjdksvLirkyyk;kx;kftlsek;ksdkfMZ;ybUizQSDlu
infarction is normally immediately given: gS]mlslkekU;r%fn;ktkrkgS%
(A) Cyclosporin - A (A) lkbDyksLiksfju&,
(B) Statins (B) LVSfVu
(C) Penicillin (C)iSuhflyhu
(D) Streptokinase (D)LVªsIVksdkbusl
NLI / 28
30. The class osteichthyes belongs to : 30. ôxZ*vksfLVdFkhtdkizHkkxgS%
(A) Agnatha (A) ,xuSFkk
(B) Gnathostomata (B) uSFkksLVksesVk
(C) Cyclostomata (C) lkbDyksLVksesVk
(D) All (D) lHkh
31. Parapodia and metameric segmentation is present 31. iSjkiksfM;kvkSjesVkesfjd[k.MhHkouik;ktkrkgS%
in:
(A) uhjhl
(A) Nereis
(B) dsa pqvk
(B) Earthworm
(C) D;wysDl
(C) Culex
(D) Locust (D) frM~Mh
32. Which is not a secretion of exocrine gland : 32. fuEuesadkSucfglzkohxzfUFkdk,dlzkoughagS%
(A) Wax (A) oSDl
(B) Mucus (B) E;wdl

(C) Oil (C) r sy
(D) Thyroxine (D) Fkk;jkfDlu
33. Which is a correct matching set 33. fuEuesadkSulqesfyrgS%
Column I Column II lwphI lwph II
(a) Compound (i) Tendon (a) tfVy,ihfFkfy;e (i)Vs.MkWu
epithelium
(b) cfglzkohxzfUFk (ii)ufydkfoghu
(b) Exocrine gland (ii) Without duct
(c) vUr%lzkohxzfUFk (iii) ufydk ;qDr
(c) Endocrine gland (iii) With duct
(d) ?kuk fu;fer Ård (iv)Ropk
(d) Dense regular tissue (iv) Skin
(A) a-iv, b-iii, c-ii, d-i (A) a-iv, b-iii, c-ii, d-i
(B) a-iv, b-iii, c-i, d-ii (B) a-iv, b-iii, c-i, d-ii
(C) a-iv, b-ii, c-iii, d-i (C) a-iv, b-ii, c-iii, d-i
(D) a-i, b-iii, c-ii, d-iv (D) a-i, b-iii, c-ii, d-iv
34. How many compound eyes are present in 34. dkWdjkspesafdruhla;qDrvkW[ksgksrhgSa
cockroach
(A) 2000 (B) 2
(A) 2000 (B) 2
(C) 40000 (D) 4 (C) 40000 (D) 4
35. Regarding phenylketonuria what statements are 35. iQhukbydhVksU;wfj;kdslEcU/esaD;klR;gS%

true : i. iQhukbydhVksU;wfj;kmikip;dh,dtUetkr=kqfVgS
i. Phenylketonuria is an Inborn error of ii. iQhukbydhVksU;wfj;kvkWVkslksedkvizHkkohvkuqoaf'kdh;
metabolism
ii. Phenylketonuria is an autosomal recessive
jksxgS
genetic disorder iii. iQhukbydhVksU;wfj;klsizHkkforO;fDresafiQukby,ykuhu
iii. In Affected individual with phenylketonuria dktekogksusyxrkgStksfiQukbyikb:fodvEyvkSj
accumulates phenyl alanine which is
converted into phenyl pyruvic acid and other nwljsmRiknksaesifjofrZrgkstkrsgS
derivatives
iv. iQhukbydhVksU;wfj;klsekufldeanrkgksrhgS
iv. Phenylketonuria causes mental retardation
(A) lHkhlR;gS (B) i,iii,iv lR; gS
(A) All are true (B) Only i,iii,iv are true
(C) ii,iii,iv lR; gS (D) i, ii, iv lgh gS
(C) Only ii,iii,iv are true (D) Only i, ii, iv are true
NLI / 29
36. Histone proteins are : 36. fgLVksuizksVhugksrhgS%
(A) basic, negatively charged (A) {kkjh;]½.kkRedvkosf'kr
(B) basic, positively charged (B) {kkjh;]/ukRedvkosf'kr
(C) acidic positively charged (C) vEyh;/ukRedvkosf'kr
(D) acidic, negatively charged (D) vEyh;½.kkRedvkosf'kr
37. The region flanked by AUG and stop codon is 37. AUGvkSjLFkxuddwV}kjkjf{kr{ks=kdksVªkLysVsM{ks=k
translated regions and the regions upstream of dgrsgSAtks{ks=kizkjEHkddwVdhÅèoZ/kjkLFkkuijvkSj
initiator codon and downstream of stop codon LFkxud dwVdhleku/kjkdhvksjik,tkrsgSamUgsD;k
respectively are known as :
dgrsgS
Note :
lwpuk :
• Translated region = TR • Vªk¡LysVsM{ks=k= Vhvkj
• Untranslated region = UTR • vuVªk¡LysVsM{ks=k=;wVhvkj
(A) TR and UTR (A) VhvkjvkSj;wVhvkj
(B) TR and TR (B) VhvkjvkSjVhvkj
(C) UTR and TR (C) ;wVhvkjvkSjVhvkj
(D) UTR and UTR (D) ;wVhvkjvkSj;wVhvkj
38. In bacteria gene can be regulated in following 38. thok.kqesathudkfu;=k.kfdlLrjijgksrkgS
level :
(A) Vª¡kfØI'kuLrj
(A) Transcription level
(B) izlaLdj.kLrj
(B) Processing level
(C) mRNAdsdsUnzdlsdks'kknzO;esatkusdsle;
(C) Transport of mRNA from nucleus to the cytoplasm
(D) All of the above (D) mijksDrlHkh
39. In a monohybrid cross (TT × tt) recessive parent 39. ,dyladjØklesa(TT×tt)vizHkkohfp=ky{k.kfdlesa
character is expressed in iznf'kZrgksrkgS%
(A) F1 generation (A) F1ih<+h
(B) F2 generation (B) F2ih<+h
(C) Both F1 and F2 generation (C) F1vkSjF2ih<+h
(D) Sometimes in F1 sometimes in F2 (D) dHkhF1dHkhF2esa
40. How many genotypes of human blood group are 40. rhu,yhygksusdsdkj.kekuojDrlewgdstula[;kesa
possible in population due to three alleles thuksVkbifdrusizdkjdsgksrsgS%
(A) 4 (A) 4
(B) 3 (B) 3
(C) 6 (C) 6
(D) None of these (D) dksbZugh

41. Which of the following will not result in variations 41. fuEuesalsdkSulgksnjksaesafofHkUurkvksadkdkjdughagksrk%
among siblings :
(A) thudkLora=kviO;wgu
(A) Independent assortment of genes
(B) Økflax
(B) Crossing over
(C) Linkage (C) fyadst
(D) Mutation (D) mRifjorZu
NLI / 30
42. The theory of spontaneous generation stated that: 42. Lrr%tuuokndhfFkjfeof.kZrdjrhgS%
(A) life arose from living forms only (A) thoudsoythforlsmRiUugqvkgSA
(B) life can arise from both living and non-living
(B) thouthforvkSje`rnksuksslsmRiUugSA
(C) life can arise from non-living things only
(C) thoudsoyfuthZolsizkIrgksrkgS
(D) life arises spontaneously, neither from living nor
from the non-living (D) thouvdLekrurksthforlsufdtholsizkIrgqvkgS
43. The bones of forelimbs of whale, bat, cheetah and 43. OgsypexknM+phrkvkSjeuq";dsvxzikndhdhvfLFk;ka
man are similar in structure, because: lekugSD;ksfd%
(A) one organism has given rise to another (A) ,dusnwljsdkstUefn;kgS
(B) they share a common ancestor (B) mudsiwoZtlekugS
(C) they perform the same function (C) es,ddk;ZdjrsgSA
(D) they have chemical dissimilarities (D) muesajlk;fudfofHkUrk;sagSaA
44. Which of the following is not an example of 44. dkSu,MkfIVojsfM;sludk,dmnkgj.kughgSa%
adaptive radiation?
(A) MkfoZufiQUp
(A) Darwin's finches
(B) isfXouoMkyfiQu
(B) Penguins and dolphins
(C) Australian marsupials
(C) vkLVªsfy;kdseklZwfi;y
(D) Placental mammals (D) rLekfu;uHksfM+;k
45. Which of the following is the change in gene 45. ,dNksVhikiqyslueasvkdfLedthuifjorZudgykrkgS%
frequency by chance in a small population?
(A) thuekbxzslu
(A) Gene Migration
(B) tsusfVdfMªÝr
(B) Genetic Drift
(C) Genetic recombination (C) thufjdjchuslu
(D) Natural selection (D) izkd`frdp;u
46. Who gave the term 'saltation' for mutation? 46. vifjoZudsfy;slkYVs'ku'kCnfdlusfn;k%
(A) Charles Darwin (A) pkYlZMkfoZu
(B) Thomas Malthus (B) FkkelekVyl
(C) Hugo deVries (C) g;wxksMhozht
(D) T.H. morgan (D) Vh-,pekxZu
47. Which statement is incorrect : 47. dkSu lk dFku vlR; gS :
(A) The major components of our food are carbohy- (A) dkcksZgkbMªsVizksVhuvkSjiQSVgekjsiQwMdsestjdEiksusUVgS
drates, proteins and fats
(B) The conversion of complex food substances to
(B) dkEysDliQwMlClVsUldkflEiyvo'kksf"krgksusokysiQkeZ
simple absorbable forms is called digestion esacnyukMkbts'kudgykrkgS
(C) Colon hosts some symbiotic micro-organisms (C) dksyuesadqNflEck;ksfVdekbØksvkxZfuTeik;stkrsgS
(D) A narrow finger-like tubular projection, the vermi-
(D) oehZiQkeZvisfUMDl,dosfLVft;yvkxZugStkslhde ls
form appendix which is a vestigial organ, arises
from the caecum fiQUxjykbdizkstsD'kuds:iesamHkjhgksrhgS
48. Exocrine part of pancreas produces : 48. iSfUØ;ktdk,DlksØkbuHkkxmRiUudjrkgS%
(A) Enzymes (A) ,Utkbe
(B) Hormones (B) gkeksZUl
(C) Both A and B (C) AvkSjBnksuks
(D) None of these (D) buesalsdksbZugh
NLI / 31
49. Human eyeball does not enclose which structure 49. euq";dhvkbZ&ckyfdldksbuDykstughadjrhgS
(A) Lens (A) ysUl
(B) Saccule (B) lsD;wy
(C) Vitreous humor (C) foVªláwej
(D) All (D) lHkh
50. Which control osmoregulation in human body : 50. euq";ds'kjhjesaijklj.kfu;U=k.kdkSudjrkgS%
(A) Prolactin (A) izksySfDVu
(B) Oxytocin (B) vkDlhVksflu
(C) Vasopressin (C) oSlksizksflu

(D) FSH (D) FSH
51. An injury in accident has disturbed regulation of 51. ,dnq?kZVukesapksVdsdkj.krkifu;U=k.k]tylarqyuvkSj

body temperature, water balance and hunger in Hkw[kdkfu;U=k.k,deuq";esackf/dgkstkrkgSAfnekxdk
a person. The part of the brain affected is dkSulkHkkxizHkkforgqvkgS
(A) Cerebellum (A) lsjhcSye
(B) Corpora quadrigemina (B) dkiksZjkDokMªhtsfeuk
(C) Medulla oblongata (C) esMqykvkCykaxsVk
(D) Hypothalamus (D) gkbiksFkSysel
52. Which is a wrong statement 52. fuEuesadkSulkdFkuvlR;gS
(a) cAMP is a secondary messanger (a) cAMP,df}rh;dlans'kokgdgS
(b) Estrogen is a protein hormone (b) bLVkstu,dizksVhugkeksZugS
(c) In RAAS mechanism glucocorticoids is (c) RAASXywdksdkVhZdk;M~ldklzko.kdjrkgS
involved (d) MSH fiV~;wVjhxzfUFkds}kjklzkforughagksrkgS
(d) MSH is not secreted by pituitary gland (A) avkSjb
(A) a and b (B) dsoy bvkSjc
(B) b and c only (C) b, c vkSjd
(C) b, c and d (D) dsoybvkSjd
(D) b and d only
53. d`f=kexHkkZ/kubuiQVkZbydiydsfy,,dojnkuLo:i
53. Artificial insemination is performed as a boon for
infertile couples. It means : gSAbldkvFkZgS%
(A) Transfer of sperms of husband to a test tube
containing ova
(A) ifrdsLieZdksvksok;qDrVsLVV~;wcesaVªkUliQjdjuk
(B) Artificial introduction of semen of a healthy donar (B) LoLFkeuq";dslhesudks;ksfuesad`f=ke:ilsLFkkfirdjuk
into the vagina
(C) Introduction of sperms of a healthy donar directly (C) LoLFkeuq";dsLieZdkslh/svksojhesaMkyuk
into the ovary
(D) LoLFkeuq";dsLieZdkslh/siQSyksfi;uV~;wcesaMkyuk
(D) Introduction of sperms of a healthy donar directly
into the fallopian tube 54. ÅtsusflldsnkSjku,dÅxksfu;ecukrkgS%
54. During oogenesis one oogonium forms :
(A) ,dvksoe+6iksyjckWMh
(A) One ovum + 6 polar bodies
(B) ,dvksoe+1iksyjckWMh
(B) One ovum + 1 polar body
(C) fcuklsfUVª;ksyds,dvksoe+2 iksyjckWMh
(C) One ovum without centrioles + 2 polar bodies
(D) ,dvksoe+dksbZiksyjckWMhugha
NLI / 32
(D) Single ovum + No polar body 55. 200'kqØ.kqvksdsfuekZ.kdsfy,fdrusizkFkfedLiesZVkslkbV
55. How many primary spermatocytes are needed to pkfg,%
produce 200 spermatozoa : (A) 200
(A) 200 (B) 100
(B) 100 (C) 50
(C) 50 (D) 150
(D) 150 56. dkSulkgkeksZueq[;r%vksoqys'kudksizsfjrdjrkgS
56. Which hormone stimulate ovulation mainly (A) izkstsLVªku
(A) Progesterone (B) LH
(B) LH (C) FSH
(C) FSH (D) vksLVªkstu
(D) Oestrogen 57. fuEuesalsdkSulkdFkulR;gS%
57. Which is a correct statement (a) lsfeuyoslkbfdyeknkdh;qfXerxzfUFkgS
(a) Seminal vesicle is a paired gland of female (b) v.Mk'k;lgk;dtuukaxgS
(b) Ovaries are accessory sex organs (c) buiQUMhcqyexHkkZ'k;dh,diQusydsvkdkjdhlajpuk
(c) Infundibulum is a funnel shaped structure of S
g
uterus (d) XykUlisfuliQksjfLdulsf?kjkgksrkgS
(d) Glans penis is covered by foreskin (A) avkSjb
(A) a and b (B) bvkSjc
(B) b and c (C) dsoyc
(C) only c (D) dsoyd
(D) only d 58. SA uksM70-75min–1 ls,DluiksVsfUl;ymRiUudjrkgS
58. The SA node can generate the maximum number vkSjbldksizkjEHkoesuVsudjrkgS
of action potentials i.e. 70-75 min –1 and is (A) ,fjFkfe;k
responsible for initiating and maintaining
(B) gVZdkfjFkfeddkUVªsDlu
(A) Arrhythmia
(C) ijklj.kizksVsfUl;ymRiUu
(B) Rhythmic contraction of heart
(C) Osmoregulation (D) bUVsyhtsUl
(D) Intelligence 59. f}rh;ân;èofudklaca/fdldscangksuslsgS

59. The second heart sound is associated with the (A) ckbdfLiMokYo
closure of the
(B) VªkbdfLiMokYo
(A) Bicuspid valve
(C) feVªyokYo
(B) Tricuspid valve
(C) Mitral valve (D) lsfeyqujokYo
(D) Semilunar valve 60. vkDlhtugheksXyksfcucU/eq[;r%bllslacaf/rgS
60. Binding of O2 with haemoglobin is primarily (A) pO2
related to
(B) pCO2
(A) pO2
(C) pN2
(B) pCO2
(C) pN2 (D) lHkh
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(D) All 61. ;fnvkWDlhtufMlksfl,ludoZnk;sarjiQeqM+rkgSrks;g
61. If oxygen dissociation curve shifts right side. This fLFkfrfdldkifj.kkegksldrhgS
condition may be the result of (A) derkieku
(A) Low temperature (B) vf/d pCO2
(B) High pCO2 (C) de pH
(C) Low pH (D) nksuksaBvkSjC
(D) Both B and C 62. dkSulkdFkuvlR;gS%

62. Which statement is incorrect : (A) gsuysywidkfMlsfUMxfyEctydsfy,ijfe;scygksrkgS
(A) The descending limb of loop of Henle is permeable (B) tDlVkesMwyjhusizQkWu;wfjudkMkbywludjrkgS
to water (C) gsuysywidk,lsfUMxfyEctydsfy,beijfe;scygksrk
(B) Dilution of urine done by juxta medullary nephrons Sg
(C) The ascending limb of loop of Henle is impermeable (D) izfrfnu;wfju1.5 yhVjfudyrhgS
to water
(D) The urine released per day is approx 1.5 litre
63. jsfuufjyhtgksrkgS%
(A) PCT lsy
63. Renin is released by :
(B) tDlVkXykses:yjlsy
(A) PCT cell
(C) oklkjsDVk
(B) Juxta glomerular cell
(C) Vasa recta (D) ckseSudSIlwy
(D) Bowman’s capsule 64. is'kh;ladqpudhizfØ;kdsfo"k;esadkSulsdFkulR;gSa

64. Which of the following statements about the (I) tcU;wjyflXuy]eksVj&b.M&IysVijigqWprkgSrks
mechanism of muscle contraction are correct ,sflVkbydksfyueqDrgksrkgS
(I) Acetylcholine is released when the neural (II) is'kh;ladqpudh'kq:vkrrcgksrhgStc CNS ls
signal reaches the motor end plate laosnhU;wjku}kjkladsrHkstktkrkgS
(II) Muscle contraction is initiated by a signal sent (III) is'kh;ladqpudsnkSjkuvkblksVªkfid&ca/yEckgkstkrk
by CNS via a sensory neuron S
g
(III) During muscle contraction, isotropic band gets (IV) ckj&ckjis'kh;ladqpulsySfDVdvEybdV~Bkgks
elongated
tkrkgS
(IV) Repeated activation of the muscles can lead
(A) I, II vkSjIV (B) IvkSjIV
to lactic acid accumulation
(C) II, III vkSjIV (D) II vkSjIV
(A) I, II and IV (B) I and IV
(C) II, III and IV (D) II and IV 65. ,sflVkcqye,dHkkxgS
65. Acetabulum is a part of (A) va'kes[kykdk
(A) Pectoral girdle (B) Jksf.kes[kykdk
(B) Pelvic girdle (C) i Qhej

(C) Femur (D) áwejl
(D) Humerus 66. buesalsdkSuokgdesaDyksfuaxlgk;rkdsfy,vko';dgS

66. Which of the following is required to facilitate (A) iks"kndksf'kdkesavksfj&fcUnqMh-,u-,-f}xq.ku
cloning into vector :
(B) v:ikarjtksa(ukWu&VªkWULiQkWfeZUV~l)dhigpkuomUgsalekIr
(A) "Ori" point for replicating the DNA into host cell
djusesalgk;dgksvkSj:ikarjtksadhp;ukRedo`f¼dks
(B) Selectable marker, which help in identifying and gksusns:ikarj.k(VªkWULiQkesZ'ku),dizfØ;kgS
eliminating nontransformants and selectively per-
mitting the growth of the transformants. (C) osDVjdsfy,DyksfuaxlkbVdht:jrgksrhgS
(C) Vector needs a cloning site (D) mijksDrlHkh
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(D) All of these 67. thok.kqesavkuqoaf'kdinkFkZdkvyxkofjdfEcusUVlsfdl
67. Genetic material of the bacteria is isolated with ,Utkbedhlgk;rklsgksrkgS%
the help of enzymes : (A) lsY;wykst
(A) Cellulase (B) dkbfVust
(B) Chitinase (C) ykblkstkbe
(C) Lysozyme (D) izksVh;st
(D) Protease 68. izFkevkuqaof'kdvfHk;kfU=kdbUlqfyucuk;kx;kFkk%
68. The first genetically engineered human insulin (A) 1975
was launched in the years :
(B) 1990
(A) 1975
(C) 1993
(B) 1990
(D) 1983
(C) 1993
69. fuEufyf[kresalsxyrgS%
(D) 1983
69. Which is incorrect :
(A) cks;jusbZ0dksykbZdsthok.kqisizfrcaaf/r,UtkbebLrseky
fd;k
(A) Boyer performed studies on a couple of restriction
enzymes of the E. coli bacterium (B) bufoVªksfu"kspuesaij[kuyhHkzw.kcurkgS
(B) In vitro fertilization leading to a test tube baby (C) tSoizks|ks;ksfxdhlsMh0,u0,oSfDludkfuekZ.kughagksrk
(C) Biotechnology is not used in developing a DNA Sg
vaccine (D) Mh0,u0,dsNksVsfjaxysVftUgsaIykfTeMdgrsgSjsfIydsV
(D) Small ringlets of DNA called plasmid replicate djdsu;kdksMcukrsgS
independently . 70. jsVªksokbjldksiz;ksxesaykdjds]4lkydhcPphdh
70. Using retrovirus, which of the following was fyEiQkslkbVesafdlthudksMkykx;k
introduced in lymphocytes of 4 year old girl in
1990 suffering form SCID
(A) ADA ,Utkbe
(A) ADA enzyme (B) ADA bDNA
(B) ADA bDNA (C) ADA cDNA
(C) ADA cDNA (D) cksueSjks

(D) Bone marrow 71. ---------------------------dkbLrseky,M~ldsjksxhesa,pvkbZohdk
71. ............. is now routinely used to detect HIV in irkyxkusdsfy,gksrkgS%
suspected AIDS patients : (A) jsfM;kvkblksVksi
(A) Radioisotope (B) ihlhvkj
(B) PCR (C) ØkseSVksxzkiQh
(C) Chromatography (D) DyksjkbMVsLV
(D) Chloride test. 72. 1997esa,dvesfjdudaiuhftldsekè;elsisVsaVvf/dkj
72. In 1997 an American company got patent rights cklerhpkoyijfeyk]mldaiuhdkuke%
on Basmati rice through : (A) HkkjrvesfjdkisVsaVfoHkkx
(A) Indo US Patent department (B) HkkjrvesfjdkisVsaVvkSjO;kidlaxBu
(B) Indo US Patent and Trade organisation (C) vesfjdkdsisVasVvkSjVsªMekdZdk;kZy;
(C) US Patent and Trademark office
(D) vesfjdkisVsaVvkSjO;kikjfoHkkx
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(D) US patent and Trade department. 73. tjkoLFkkdsfo"k;esadkSulkdFkulghgS%
73. When any plant part undergoes senescence : (A) iks"kdksadksokilysdjewydhvksjHkstktkrkgS
(A) Nutrients are withdrawn and moved to roots only (B) iks"kdksadskokilysdjlHkor%o`f}{ks=kksadksHkstktkrkgS
(B) Nutrients are withdrawn and may be moved to (C) iks"kdksadhgkfugksrhgS
growing parts
(D) mi;qZDreaslsdksbZugh
(C) Nutrients are lost
(D) None of the above. 74. fdlhHkhinkFkZdkfMÝ;qtuds}kjkf>YyhdksikjxE;djrk
74. The diffusion of any substance across a membrane gS;gfdlijfuHkZjjgrkgS%
depends on :
(A) bldhfoys;rkfyfiMesa]f>YyhosQeq[;?kVd
(A) Its solubility in lipids, the major constituent of the
membrane (B) bldhfoys;rkizksVhuesa]f>YyhdseksMjsV?kVd
(B) Its solubility in protein, the moderate constituent
of the membrane (C) bldhfoys;rkvkSfyxkslSDjkbMesa]f>YyhdsNksVs?kVd
(C) Its solubility in oligosaccharides, the minor (D) mijksDresadksbZugha
constituent of the membrane
(D) None of the above 75. eq[;?kVdgStksikuhdh{kerkdkfu/kZj.kdjrkgS%
75. The main components that determine water (A) dsoy?kqykgqvkinkFkZlaHkkfor
potential :
(B) dsoynckolaHkkfor
(A) Only solute potential
(C) ?kqykgqvkinkFkzds:iesavPNhrjglsnckodh{kerk
(B) Only pressure potential
(D) dsoyeSfVªdlaHkkfor
(C) Solute potential as well as pressure potential
(D) Only matric potential 76. cksjkufdl:iesavo'kksf"krgksrkgS%
76. Boron is absorbed as : (A) BO43–
(A) BO43– (B) B4O72–
(B) B4O72– (C) nksuksa(A) vkSj(B)

(C) Both (A) and (B) (D) BO22–.
(D) BO22–. 77. mPpizdk'krhozrkij%

77. At high light intensities : (A)C3ikS/sizdk'kla'ys"k.kesarhozrkiznf'kZrdjrsgSvkSjC4
(A) C3 plants show increase in photosynthesis and C4 ikS/svizHkkforjgrsgSA
show no effect
(B)C4ikS/sizdk'kla'ys"k.kesarhozrkiznf'kZrdjrsgSvkSjC3
(B) C4 plants show increase in photosynthesis and C3
show no effect ikS/svizHkkforjgrsgSA
(C) C 3 and C 4 pl ants bot h show i ncrease in (C) C3,oaC4nksuksaizdk'kla'ys"k.kesao`f¼iznf'kZrdjrsgS
photosynthesis
(D) izdk'kla'ys"k.kizdk'kdhrhozrkijfuHkZjughagksrhgS
(D) Phtosynthesis is not dependant on the intensities
of light. 78. izdk'kla'ys"k.kdkizeq[kfyfefVaxdkjdgS%
78. The prominent limiting factor of photosynthesis (A) dkcZuMkbvkWDlkbM
is:
(B) rkieku
(A) Carbon dioxide
(B) Temperature (C) ty
(C) Water (D) izdk'k
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(D) Light 79. ;hLVdhdksf'kdkesayxkrkjXywdksldkfd.Mougksusls

79. In yeast cell continuous fermentation of glucose mldhe`R;qD;ksgkstkrhgS%
causes death of yeast cell, it is due to : (A) ?kqVu
(A) Suffocation (B) vkWDlhtudhdeh
(B) Unavailability of oxygen (C) vf/d,Fkkby,Ydksgydkcuuk
(C) High ethyl alcohol (D) mijksDrlHkh
(D) All of these 80. ØsClpØesathVhihdkla'ys"k.kdgkagksrkgS%
80. Where the GTP is synthesised in Kreb's cycle : (A) tceSfydvEylsvkWDthyks,lhfVdvEycurkgS
(A) Conversion of malic acid to oxaloacetic acid (B) tcflfVªdvEyls-dhVksXywVkfjdvEycurkgS
(B) Conversion of citric acid to -ketoglutaric acid (C) tc lDlhfud vEy lseSfyd vEy curk gS
(C) Conversion of succinic acid to malic acid (D) tclDlhfuy&dks,atkbelslDlhfudvEycurkgS
(D) Conversion of succinyl-Co A to succinic acid. 81. dkSulkjksxtsCcjsfyudh[kkstlslacf/rgS
81. Which disease is related to the discovery of (A) feukekVkjksx
gibberellins: (B) uhcwdkdSadjjksx
(A) Minamata disease
(C) cSdsuhjksx
(B) Citrus canker
(D) canxksHkhdkdkykjkWVjksx
(C) Bakane disease
82. fuEufyf[krLrEHkksadkslqesfyrdhft,%
(D) Black rot of cabbage
LrEHk&I LrEHk&II
82. Match the following :
a. IAA i. izkjfEHkdchtmRiknu
Column-I Column-II
a. IAA i. early seed production

b. ABA ii. izlqfIrdksizsfjrdjusgsrq
b. ABA ii. inducing dormancy

c. ,Fkkbyhu iii. iq"iudksc<+knsrhgS
tSlsvukuklesaA
c. Ethylene iii. Promote flowering
e.g. in pineapples d. GA iv. diklesafojyu
d. GA iv. thinning of cotton. (A) a-iii, b-ii, c-iv, d-i
(A) a-iii, b-ii, c-iv, d-i (B) a-i, b-ii, c-iii, d-iv
(B) a-i, b-ii, c-iii, d-iv (C) a-ii, b-i, c-iii, d-iv
(C) a-ii, b-i, c-iii, d-iv (D) a-iv, b-i, c-ii, d-iii
(D) a-iv, b-i, c-ii, d-iii 83. fuEuesalsD;klR;gS%

83. What is correct : (A) dqNthoksaesarkifu;a=k.kÅtkZdhn`f"Vlsvf/d[kphZyk
(A) Thermoregulation being energetically expensive for gksrkgS
some organism (B) vxjrukoiw.kZfLFkfr;kaLFkkuh;Lrjijvf/dle;rdjgsa
(B) If stressful external conditions are localized or rksthoekbxzs'ku,oaLisa'kudklgkjkysrsgS
remain for a longer period, the organisms resort to
migration and suspension. (C) daxk:pwgsa}kjkolkdsvkWDlhdj.kesaikuh,dvfrfjDr
(C) During fat oxidation by Kangaroo rat the water mRikngksrkgS
produced is a by product.
(D) cgqrlhtUrqikyodtkfr;ka,LVkbos'kuesaizos'kdjrhgS
(D) Many zooplankton species in unfavourable
NLI / 37
conditions enter into aestivation. 84. dkSulsdFkulR;gS%
84. Which statements (s) is/are correct : (a) vf/dÅ¡pkbZijvkWDlhtudhdehdks'kjhjvkjchlh
(a) At high altitude, the body compensates low dsvf/dmRiknu,oagheksXyksfcudhca/u{kerkdks
oxygen availab ility by increasin g RBC c<+kdjiwjkdjrkgS
production and by increasing binding affinity (b) dfBuokrkoj.kesajgusokysthoksaesavk'pZtudtSo
of haemoglobin
jklk;fudvuqdwyrk;saiznf'kZrgksrhgS
(b) Organisms living in extreme environments
show a fascinating array of biomechanical (c) jsxhLrkuhfNidyhvius'kjhjdkrkiekuviuh'kjhj
adaptations fØ;kesaifjorZudjdsfLFkjj[krhgS
(c) Desert lizard maintains its body temperature (d) jksgrkaxikl3500ehVjlsvf/dÅ¡pkbZijfLFkrgS
fairly constant through physiological ability
(A) a, b, c (B) b, c
(d) Rohtang pass is at > 3500 meter height.
(C) d (D) a, b, c, d
(A) a, b, c (B) b, c
85. fn;k x;kfp=kfdldkgS%
(C) d (D) a, b, c, d
85. The given figure is of :
(A) jhMLosEivoLFkk
(B) nynyehMksvoLFkk
(A) Reed swamp stage
(C) LØcvoLFkk
(B) Marsh-meadow stage
(D) ou
(C) Scrub stage
86. D;klR;gS%
(D) Forest
(A) ifjrU=kesadksbZtkfr,dlsvf/dVªkWfiQdLrjls
86. What is correct :
lEcfU/rgksldrhgS
(A) A given speices may occupy more than one trophic
(B) ifjrU=kesadksbZtkfrdsoy,d VªkWfiQdLrjls
level in the same ecosystem at same time
lEcfU/rgksldrhgS
(B) A given speices may occupy only one trophic level
(C) ifjrU=kesadksbZtkfrdelsdenksVªkWfiQdLrjls
in the same ecosystem at same time
lEcfU/rgksldrhgS
(C) A given species occupies minimum two trophic
levels in the same ecosystem at same time (D) ifjrU=kesadksbZtkfrvf/drenksVªkWfiQdLrjls
lEcfU/rgksldrhgS
(D) A given species occupies maximum two trophic
levels in the given ecosystem at same time 87. lghdFku@dFkuksadkspqfu;sa%
87. Select the correct statement (s) : (a) Å".kdfVca/h;{ks=kesaiztkrh;fofo/rkdsfy,'khrks".k
(a) Tropical latitudes had a long evolutionary time
{ks=kdhvis{kkvf/dle;feykD;ksafdÅ".kdfVca/
for species diversification than temperate h;{ks=kvis{kkÑrvckf/rjgk
regions because of relatively remaining (b) Å".kdfVca/h;okrkoj.kesadeekSleifjorZugksrsgS
undisturbed. lkFkgh'khrks".kokrkoj.kvis{kkÑrfLFkj,oafuf'pr
(b) Tropical environments are less seasonal, gksrkgS
relatively more constant and predictable, as
compared to temperate regions (c) vf/dlkSjÅtkZizkIrgksuslsÅ".kdfVca/h;{ks=kesa
mRikndrkvf/dgksrhgSftllsvf/dfofo/rkmRiUu
(c) More solar energy is available in tropics, this
increases more productivity, which contributes gksrhgS
to greater diversity. (d) o"kZnjo"kZ,dfLFkjleqnk;mRikndrkesacgqrvf/d
(d) Stable community shows too much variation fHkUurkiznf'kZrdjrsgS
in productivity from year to year (A) a, b dsoy
(A) a, b only (B) a, c dsoy
(B) a, c only (C) a, b, c
(C) a, b, c (D) a, b, c, d.
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(D) a, b, c, d. 88. i`FohdsiQsiQM+sfdldgrsgS%
88. Which is known as the lungs of the planet earth : (A) vestuo"kkZou
(A) Amazon rain forest (B) fgeky;ou
(B) Himalayan forests (C) ,YiQkbuou
(C) Alpine forest (D) V
q
aM
ª
k
(D) Tundra. 89. HkLeddkiz;ksxfdldsfuiVkjsdsfy,gksrkgS%
89. Incinerators are used to dispose : (A) vk|ksfxdmRltZu
(A) Exhaust of industries (B) peM+sdsvif'k"V
(B) Tannery waste (C) vLirkydkvif'k"V
(C) Hospital waste (D) rkifo|qr?kjdkvif'k"V
(D) Thermal power plant waste. 90. tyh;[kk|Jà[kykesaMhMhVhdklkanz.ktUrqIykodksalscM+h
90. In an aquatic food chain concentration of DDT can eNfy;ksardfdrukc<+tkrkgS%
increase from zooplankton to large fish from : (A) 0.04ihih,els 2ihih,e
(A) 0.04 ppm to 2 ppm (B) 5ihih,els10ihih,e
(B) 5 ppm to 10 ppm (C) 0.003ihih,els2ihih,e
(C) 0.003 ppm to 2 ppm (D) 0.5ihih,els20ihih,e
(D) 0.5 ppm to 20 ppm
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(B) 12.5 cm (B) 12.5 cm

(C) 7.5 cm (C) 7.5 cm

5. A thin, symmetric double convex lens of power P 5. ,diryklefermRryysalftldh{kerkP gSfp=kkuqlkj

(C) B is P/2 (C) Bdh{kerkP/2 gS

(D) a, b, c, d are incorrect (D) a, b, c, d xyr gS

(D) 2 A cos  (D) 2 A cos 

(D) 40 m/s (D) 40 m/s

(C) (D) A B (C) (D) A B

15. A sphere at temperature 600 K is placed in 15. ,d600Krkiokykxksyk,d200Krkiokysokrkoj.keas

(B) 4.3 (B) 4.3

(D) None of these (D)dksbZugha

(A) 7cm (A) 7cm

(C) 21cm (C) 21cm

(B) y  0 .8 A sin( t  kx ) (B) y  0 .8 A sin( t  kx )

(C) y  0 . 8 A sin( t  kx ) (C) y  0 . 8 A sin( t  kx )

(D) y  A sin( t  0 . 8 kx ) (D) y  A sin( t  0 . 8 kx )

(A) 2/7 (A) 2/7

(B) 1/7 (B) 1/7

20. A man cannot see objects distinctly at a distance 20. ,deuq";3ehVjlsnwjdhoLrqughns[kldrkgSrcmls

(D) Distortion. (D) fod`r

23. T he specific resistance of manganin is 23. eSxfuudkfof'k"Vizfrjks/50×10–8 vkse&eh0gS50cm

(C) 10–8 ohm (C) 10–8 ohm

(a) (b) (a) (b)

(c) (d) (c) (d)

(A) a (B) b (A) a (B) b

(D) frequency varies as 1/ r3 (D) vko`fÙk  1/ r 3

27. For the determination of e.m.f. E and internal 27. fp=kkuqlkjfdlhlsydkfo|qrokgdcyErFkkvkUrfjd

(A) x (B) y (A) x (B) y

(C) x/y (D) y/x (C) x/y (D) y/x

(D) 786 J (D) 786 J

(C) 48×10–7 Nm (C) 48×10–7 Nm

(D) 32×10–7 Nm (D) 32×10–7 Nm

32. A closely wound flat circular coil of 25 turns of 32. 25iQsjksaokyh,ddq.MyhdsdsUnzijpqEcdh;{ks=kD;k

|e| |e| |e| |e|

(A) (B) (A) (B)

(C) (D) (C) (D)

(A) 0.51 m (A) 0.51 m

(B) 0.06 m (B) 0.06 m

(C) 0.25 m (C) 0.25m

(B) 250 C (B) 250 C

(C) 750 C (C) 750 C

(D) 1200 C (D) 1200 C

(A) zero (A) zero

(B) 0.5 A (B) 0.5 A

(D) 2.0 A (D) 2.0 A

(A) 12.5 m/s2 (A) 12.5 m/s2

(B) 7.5 m/s2 (B) 7.5 m/s2

(C) 5 m/s2 (C) 5 m/s2

(D) 2.5 m/s2 (D) 2.5 m/s2

(A) 3RC/5 (B) 6RC/5 (A) 3RC/5 (B) 6RC/5

(A) 120  (B) 60 

(B) 0.40 M (B) 0.40 M

(C) 0.0050 M (C) 0.0050 M

(D) 0.12 M (D) 0.12 M

5. Equal volume of which of the following solutions 5. fuEuesalsdkSulsfoy;udslekuvk;ru]iQsfjdvkDtysV