@ Aakash Corporate Office : Aakash Tower, 8, Pusa Road, New Delhi-110005, Ph.011-47623456 wan : 240 PracticeTest-O5C_TYM(P2)-2023-25 ‘Time : 60 Min. ‘Topics Covered: Physick: Motion Iv a Plane: intioducton, Scalers & Vectors, Mutiplicaton of vectors by real numbers, Addtion & subtracton of veclors-graphical methed,, Resolution of vectors, Vector addition-analyical methad.,.Motion in a piane, Notion in aplane with constantaceeleration, ‘Chemistry: Classification of Elements anid Periodicity in Properties Botany: Biological Classification(Contd,): Protist-General characters, Chrysophyes, Dinofagellates, Euglenoids, Slime moulds, Protozoans-mejor groupe with some salient features . Zoology: Breathing & Exchange of Gases-l: Respitalory passage, siructue of Larynx, sound production, lungs, pleurae, ‘extemal stuctute of lungs, intemal structure, alveoll, Mechsnism of breathing-Inspiraion, expiraion, thoracic & abdominal breathing, Respiratory/Pulmonary valumes/Respitatory capacites, Exchange of gases between alveol & blood: exchange of gases beNween blood @ tissue cells, Transport of oxygen, Bohr’s effect: Transport of carbon dioxide, Chloride shit (Hamburgers phenomenon), Haldane etfect General instructions : Instructions: () Use blue/black ballpoint pen only to darken the appropriate circle. (i) Mark should be dark and should completoly il the circle. (il) Dark only one circle for each enty. iv) Dark the circle in the space provided only. () Rough work must not be dane on the Answer sheet and do not use white-uid or any other rubbing material on Answer sheet. (v) Each question carries 4 marks. For every wrong respons@'t mark shall be deducted from tota score. 1. Acyelist moving towards east with speed 10: 3... TWo vectors each of magnitude 1 unit are frig. He makes 90" ight turn without fnclined at 60° to each other. The diference changing the speed. Find average ofthe axe vectors has magnitude ‘acceleration of the cyclist, if he takes. /2 5 (@) Zero In changing the diecton af velocity. @) Lunt (2) sm? @) 2unit ©) 10m? (6) unit @) 5V2 ms? 8) toy ms? 4, A particle is moving on a circular path of radius R with uniform speed u. The displacement of the particle when the radius 2. Abbody covered a distance of § m along a vector rotates by an angle 30° is, Circular track, it it completes halt of its ar ‘circumference. ts displacements @ ps @) 5m 7 @) 10m (@ 2rsings") ® Sm (@) Rsingss) z @ SmPracticeTest-O5C_TYM(P2)-2023-25 There is a vector given as A = (3% +43). itis rotated about tall in x-y plane so that it becomes B=4i +33, then which is conect? (2) Should be rotated 16° anticlockwise (@) Should be rotated 37° clockwise (3) Should be rotated 16° clockwise (4) Should be rotated 53° clockwise ‘A man moves 30 m towards east, 40 m towards north then 40/2 m towards south- ‘west. Net displacement of man from staring point is (1) 126 mtowards South West (@ 56 mtowards North West @ 10 mtowards West @ Zor0 > 2 ‘wo veotors A and B are given as 2i +3) —kand i — 2k +37 respectively. Then untvecorot (4) + 8) is given by a @ i425-8) i+2}-k) 35 - j-+28) © 4, (si +258) A partcle Is moving such that its position co- ordinates are varying with time as. shown ‘The average velocity ofthe particle rom f= 0 stol=6sis o (@ +33) ms © (4343) avs © (543) me © (31443) ms 20, +o Mio vecors A and Bare given to vs as, a= = 21 +45 + 50k and B =51-+8)-+50k, te angle made by ctor (4 - #) with negative y-axisis war @) 53° (@) 233" @ aer ‘Apperson pushes a box kept on a horizontal surface with free of 100 N as shown in the figure. The force F’ expressed in the form of rectangular coordinates 2s TTT? TTT ® 100 +3) ®@ s00(8 — 3) ®) sov ati —j) ® sov3(i +3) ‘Two forces with equal magnitude F act on a body and the magnitude of the resullant force is Fi. The angle between the ‘wo ‘orcasis, © eos-1(-£) ® cos-1(8) © eowt(-3) eos ‘Acar was moving with § m/s towards east, and ater some time itis moving with 5 ms ‘towards north, the change in its velocity is @) 5 V2 mis towards north-east @) Sims towards north-east {@) Smis towards north-west (@) 5/2 mis towards north-westPracticeTest-05C_TYM(P2)-2023-25 13. A paricle starts from origin at f = 0 with velocity 6] m/s, in xy plane with constant cot mia? acceleraton @ = (21-23) m/s? Then the position coordinates of the paricle (in) when velocity of the particle becomes parallel to xaxisis 4) @.9) 2 a9 @) 6-9) @) 6.0) 14. A body started moving with inital velocity 4 mms along East and acceleration 1 mis? along North. Velocity of the body just ater 4 {@) @ms along East {@) Bmis along Nort @) 4y/Zmis along South-East (4) 4/2nis along North-East 16, The correct order of successive ionisation ‘enthalpy of an elements (2) TE, >1E2> IE (2) (Eg >IE2> HE (@) > KEa> Ey (4) (Eg> IE; > IE 17, which of the following is nota representative element? ) Rb QN @ Mo @er 18. The total number of groups and periods in the modem periodic table respectively ave @) 7and38 @) 18 and7 @ Bandaz (4) ands 19. The element with lowest elecronegatvity values ae @n @ si () Mg 15. Minimum number of co-planar vector of Unequal magnitude whose vector sum ‘would be zero is a3 22 wa as 20. The negative elecron gain enthalpy of which atom is highest? ao @) Te @s (4) se 22. Number of valence electrons present in an clement (0) having atomic number 34 1s as @s @7 as 22. The correct order of ionic radii in the following speciesis, @) Ai cna’ < @) rena’ 04 = 53° a 7B tandy = $= 03 =37" Rotation clockwise by 53-37 = 16" (© Answer :(@) Solution: N 4omPracticeTest-05C_TYM(P2)-2023-25 ‘Netdisplacement= 10 mwest @ ° > (4-8) tesin ay exam = Angle with negative y-axis =37° 0) Fcos45° (21) Answer : (1)Practicetest-05¢_TYM(P2)-2023-25, AV = 5V2mis north-west (23) Answer: (1) Solution: 7 ut =6jm/s B(t) 654 (2i-2)e = (6-21)j-+ati velocity is parallel to x-axis, When vy =0 = 6—2t eatxexs? — ysexs-x2x9 ze =19-9=8 (24) answer (4) Solution: AAL=4s, velocity along north wl be 4 mis “ 4ms North 4mis East (25) Answer : (1) ‘Solution:PracticeTest-05¢_TYM(P2)-2023-25 (25) Answer : (2) ‘Solution: ‘This is due tothe fact that the removal ot an electron, trom a positively charged species is even more difeul. (27) Answer : (4) Solution: + sblock and p-block elements are known as representative elements. + Crisa d-block element. (as) as) Element Electronegativity Mg 12 si 18 © 25 N 30 (20) answer: (3) ‘Solution: ‘Sulphurhas the maximum negative electron gain enthalpy among group 16 elements. = Correct order of negative electron gain enthalpy is S>Se>Te>O (21) Answer: (4) Solution: Xue = 34): 1522etopasPapPastad apt Electrons present in outermost shell are valence electronsin X3q is 6. (22) Answer : (1) ‘Solution: tonic radii order: Ai?* is always an endothermic process. (25) Answer : (4) ‘Solution: Bisa second period element which has a maximum covaloncy of" due to absence of orbitals. (26) Answer : (3) Solution: Exa-aluminium is gallium, 2) +16” group elements are known as chalcogens. 116” group elements belong to representatve elements. enPracticeTest-O5¢_TYM(P2}-2023-25 (28) Answer: (2) Solution: N03 = Amphoteic CO = Acidic CO= Neural SiO; = Acidic (29) Answer : (1) Solution: Comect order ofionization energy is 8 > Ga > Al> In (30) Answer: (2) ‘Solution: '81 is thallium which sa p-block element and belongs to boron tami ey Diatoms have soap box ike cel wal (2) Answer: (4) Solution: Typanosoma is fagellated protozoan, (33) Answer : (2) ‘Solution: Slime moulds are consumer decomposerprotis. (34) Answer ; (4) ‘Solution: Gonyavlax produce toxin called saxitoxin which ave consumed by clamps and mussels. Excessive growth of Gonyaulax gives red colour the water called ted tide. (05) Answer: (2) Solution: Members of Proista are primarily aquatic. (26) Answer: (2) Soktion: Spores of slime moulds are extremely cesisant and survive for many years. During unfavourable conditions enire plasmodium forms sporocarp which contalns a stalk having a Sporangium atts tp. tn sporangia spores are produced. Spores have cel wal 7) s 9) (40) ay (42) (43) Ciliates such as Paramoecium have definite region of ingeston and egeston. (4) Solution: ‘Sporozoans lack any locomotory structure, Plasmodium — Lack locomotory structure ‘Amoeba ~ Pseudopodia Paramoecium Cilia Trypanosoma - Flagella Protozoans show heterotrophic mode of nutrson. ‘Answer : (2) Solution: Major producers in the oceans are diatoms, The spores are dispersed by air currents, Answer: (4) Solution:PracticeTest-05C_TYM(P2)-2023-25 (4a) (45) as) «an (49) 9) (50) (6) (82) 64) 65) (65) 7) Entamoeba are amoeboid protozoan that lack Ragella Silica shells of dead diatoms are nearly indestructible. ‘Chrysophytes include diatoms and desmids Answer: (3) Solution: Haeckel suggested a new kingdom — Protista for unicellular, mostly aquatic organisms, ‘Answer: (2) Hie: {tis similar to the pCO, in systemic arteries. Solution: Oz in systemic veins is 0 mmm Hg. Answer : (2) Solution: ‘Spirometer can be used to measure various respiratory volumes and capacities. ‘Answer : (2) Solution: ‘The trachea, primary, secondary and teriary bronchi and the initial bronchioles are supported by incomplete cartlaginous rings, Trachea extends upto the mid-horacie caviy, Trachea runs as a staight tube tl Sth thoracic vertebra and then divides into right and tet pi tary bronchi Answer : (2) ‘Solution: ‘Maximum amount of air expired by a person atter normal inspiration is known as expiratory capacity Expiratory capacity (EC) = TV + ERV EC =500 mL + 1100 mL. EC = 1600 mL ‘Answer: (2) Solution: ‘Both human tungs are covered by a double fayered pleura : outer pleura (parietal pleura) and inner pleura (Giscera! pleura), with pleural fuid between them. ‘Answer : (2) Solution: (On an average, a healthy adulthuman breathes 12-16 timesiminute, ‘Answer : (3) Hint: Expulsion of ar rom lungs to atmosphere. Solution: Expiration is the moving of air out of lungs when the pressure within the lungs is more than the atmospheric pressure, Answer : (2) ‘Solution: itis defined as the maximum volume of air a person can breathe in after a forceful expiration Vital capacity VC]=ERV + TV + IRV or IC +ERV. 3500 + 1100 = 4600 mi Breathing is exchange of gases between atmospheric air and lungs. ‘Answer: (4) Solution: C0; is transported by RBCs as cartaminohaemoglobin,PracticeTest-0SC_TYM(P2)-2023-25 (58) Answer : (2) Hine: ‘Aquatic animals usually use gills for respiration. Solutio Reptiles, birds and mammals respire through lungs but fishes espire trough gis, (59) Answer : (1) ‘Solution: ‘The Part starting wit he extemal nostils upto the terminal bronchioles constiute the conducting pan, (60) Answer ; (2) Solution: ‘Syrinxis sound box of birds. Larynx is called sound box in humans.