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ANSWER KEY
AITS FINAL TRACK
MAJOR TEST-11
PHYSICS
SECTION-A
Q.1 (2) Q.2 (4) Q.3 (2) Q.4 (1) Q. 5 (3) Q.6 (3) Q.7 (4) Q.8 (4) Q.9 (1) Q. 10 (3)
Q.11 (3) Q.12 (1) Q.13 (3) Q.14 (2) Q.15 (2) Q.16 (2) Q.17 (3) Q.18 (4) Q.19 (3) Q.20 (3)
Q.21 (3) Q.22 (3) Q.23 (3) Q.24 (2) Q.25 (3) Q.26 (3) Q.27 (1) Q.28 (3) Q.29 (1) Q.30 (4)
Q.31 (1) Q.32 (1) Q.33 (4) Q.34 (4) Q.35 (1)
SECTION-B
Q.36 (2) Q.37 (1) Q.38 (1) Q.39 (2) Q.40 (2) Q.41 (4) Q.42 (3) Q.43 (4) Q.44 (4) Q.45 (3)
Q.46 (3) Q.47 (1) Q.48 (1) Q.49 (1) Q.50 (2)

CHEMISTRY
SECTION-A
Q.51 (3) Q.52 (4) Q.53 (2) Q.54 (2) Q.55 (3) Q.56 (1) Q.57 (2) Q.58 (3) Q.59 (1) Q.60 (3)
Q.61 (3) Q.62 (2) Q.63 (4) Q.64 (3) Q.65 (2) Q.66 (4) Q.67 (1) Q.68 (4) Q.69 (3) Q.70 (2)
Q.71 (4) Q.72 (4) Q.73 (1) Q.74 (3) Q.75 (3) Q.76 (3) Q.77 (2) Q.78 (1) Q.79 (2) Q.80 (1)
Q.81 (1) Q.82 (3) Q.83 (1) Q.84 (3) Q.85 (4)
SECTION-B
Q.86 (4) Q.87 (4) Q. 88 (4) Q.89 (4) Q.90 (3) Q.91 (1) Q.92 (2) Q.93 (2) Q.94 (2) Q.95 (3)
Q.96 (1) Q.97 (2) Q.98 (3) Q.99 (2) Q.100 (2)
BOTANY
SECTION-A
Q.101 (4) Q.102 (4) Q.103 (2) Q.104 (1) Q.105 (3) Q.106 (3) Q.107 (1) Q.108 (4) Q.109 (2) Q.110 (3)
Q.111 (3) Q.112 (4) Q.113 (3) Q.114 (2) Q.115 (2) Q.116 (2) Q.117 (1) Q .118 (3) Q.119 (4) Q.120 (1)
Q.121 (3) Q.122 (1) Q.123 (1) Q.124 (2) Q.125 (4) Q.126 (3) Q.127 (2) Q.128 (1) Q.129 (2) Q.130 (2)
Q.131 (1) Q.132 (2) Q.133 (4) Q.134 (2) Q.135 (3)
SECTION-B
Q.136 (4) Q.137 (4) Q.138 (3) Q.139 (1) Q.140 (4) Q.141 (4) Q.142 (2) Q.143 (1) Q.144 (4) Q.145 (3)
Q.146 (2) Q.147 (2) Q.148 (2) Q.149 (4) Q.150 (2)
ZOOLOGY
SECTION-A
Q.151 (3) Q.152 (4) Q.153 (4) Q.154 (3) Q.155 (2) Q.156 (4) Q.157 (3) Q.158 (1) Q.159 (1) Q.160 (4)
Q.161 (4) Q.162 (1) Q.163 (2) Q.164 (2) Q.165 (2) Q.166 (4) Q.167 (3) Q.168 (1) Q.169 (4) Q.170 (3)
Q.171 (2) Q.172 (1) Q.173 (1) Q.174 (2) Q.175 (3) Q.176 (4) Q.177 (3) Q.178 (1) Q.179 (4) Q.180 (4)
Q.181 (2) Q.182 (1) Q.183 (1) Q.184 (1) Q.185 (4)
SECTION-B
Q.186 (2) Q.187 (2) Q.188 (4) Q.189 (2) Q.190 (3) Q.191 (4) Q.192 (1) Q.193 (1) Q.194 (2) Q.195 (3)
Q.196 (4) Q.197 (4) Q.198 (3) Q.199 (1) Q.200 (3)

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PHYSICS Q.6 (3)
SECTION-A
Q.1 (2) v(m/s)
20 V.S.D. = 18 M. S. D.
18 2
1V. S. D. = M.S.D. = 0.9M.S.D.
20
L.C. = 1 MSD – 1VSD 45°
= 1 MSD – 0.9 MSD 1

 1 
= 0.1 MSD 1MSD  cm  t(s)
 10  0 1
L.C. = 0.01 cm
Q.2 (4)
P = A + B4 dis tan ce
v avg 
dP = dA + 4B3dB = 0.01 + 4(1)3 (0.02) = 0.09 time
P = 4 + 14 = 5
1
P = (5 ± 0.09) 1  2  1 3
Q.3 (2) v avg  2   1.5m /s
1 2
Bt
F = Av + [C] = L Q.7 (4)
CL 
v A  50ˆj
MLT 2
[Av] = [F] A=  MT 1 
LT 1 v B  30jˆ
  
B v B.A  v B  v A  30iˆ  40jˆ
= MLT–2  [B] = ML2T–2
L 
v B.A  50km / hr
[A] [C] = MLT–1
3
[A][C] MLT 1 1 1 at tan–1   east of south
 2 2
 1 4
[B] ML T LT pky dh foek
Q.8 (4)
Q.4 (1)
      u2
c  a  PR ; c  b  QR hmax =  10
  2g
As PR  –QR  a  b  2c
u2 = 200 ....(1)
Q. 5 (3)
2
u
Rmax =  20m
Second g
5m u
Q.9 (1)
First
mv 2 mr 2 2
10m/s FC    mr2 Tmax = 10 N
15 m r r
Tmax = Fcp  10 = mr2 2 = 400 = 20 rad/sec.
Ground Q. 10 (3)

Let time taken by first chestnut to reach ground be t T2

then
T1
1
15 = 10 t + (10)t2
2
 = t + 2t – 3 = 0  t2 + 3t – t –3 = 0  t = 1 s
2
2 kg
In this time second chestnut must have to reach ground.
T2 cos 30° = T1
1 T2 sin 30° = 2kg-w.t.
Therefore 20 = u(1) + u = 15m/s
2 T2 = 4kg-wt
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Q.17 (3)
3 3
 T2 × = T1  4 × = T1
2 2 B
T1 = 2 3kg  wt /4
Q.11 (3) 30°
Vertical displacement is same in both cases so both will A
30°
reach simultaneously if both are released together.
/4
Q.12 (1)
24 C
Acceleration of system  = 4 m/s2 
42
For upper block w.r.t lower block
COM of rod AB is at
4

cos30ˆi  sin 30ˆj 

facting
2 kg 4 m/s2 COM of rod AC is at
4

cos30ˆi  sin 30ˆj 
 
 m1 r1  m 2 r2 
1 rcm   cos30 ˆi
f max   20  10N m1  m 2 4
2
facting = 8N  3
f = F1 + ma = 2 + 2(3) = 8 N | rcm |
8
Q.13 (3) Q.18 (4)
Moment of forces about point A, MA = 0
mgh – 10 × 0.3 + RB × 1 = 0
Power given to turbine =
t RB = 3N
= 20 × 10 × 50 Summation of all vertical forces is zero
= 10 kW RA – 10 + RB = 0
Frictional losses mount to 20%, efficiency of turbines RA = 10 – 3 = 7 N
is 80%
so power generated by turbine = 80% of 10 kW Q.19 (3)
80 I = MR2 = 0.32 kg × m2
Pout=  10 = 8 kW  = I = 0.96 Nm
100
Q.14 (2)  0.96
But F =  = 4.8 N
From work energy theorem R 0.2
W = K Q.20 (3)
1 1 1 Let the area of the ellipse be A.
× 4 × 1 + 4 × 1 + 2 × 1 + 1 × – 2 + × 4 × 1 = mv2 As per Kepler’s 2nd law, areal velocity of a planet around
2 2 2
dA
1 the sun is constant, i.e., =constant.
2+4+2–2+2= × 1 × v2 dt
2
16 = v2 A A 3A

t1 Area of abcsa 2 4
v = 4 m/s    4  3 t1  3t 2
 t 2 Area of adcsa A A A
Q.15 (2) 
From conservation of energy 2 4 4

1 2 1 Note : Here ab is the major axis of the ellipse, not semi-

mv  mu 2  mgh major axis and ca is the minor axis of the ellipse, not
2 2
semi-minor axis.
 v2 + u2 + 2gh = (10)2 + 2 × 10 × 10
 v = 10 3 m/s Q.21 (3)
Q.16 (2)
X  ( 125) Y  ( 70)
Applying the law of conservation of momentum 
500 40
mv + 0 = (2m) v’ ; v’ = v/ 2
For Y = 50
1 mv 2 X =1375.0ºX
K.E = (2m)v'2 =
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Q.22 (3) AV + 2A (1.5 v) = 3Av1 vv
Heat lost by A = Heat gain by B
v1 4v×2 8
mAsA [TA – Tf] = mBsB[Tt–TB] Now = =
1.5v 3v×3 9
mA sA
 [75 – Tf ]  [Tf  15] Q.29 (1)
mB sB VT  r2
radius or diameter is half. So uniform or terminal speed
2 3
  [75 – Tf ]  [Tf  15]
3 4 1
is th
 75 – Tf = 2Tf – 30  Tf = 35ºC 4
Q.23 (3) Q.30 (4)
P  T4 P.E. is maximum at extreme position and minimum at
mean position
 427  273
4
10 Time to go from extreme position to mean position is,
so 5 =  TS = 7000 K
10 TS4
T
Q.24 (2) t= ; where T is time period of SHM. Given that
4
PV2 = C
and PV = nRT T
= = 5s
4
1 nR
 = T  T= 20 s
V C
or VT = constant Q.31 (1)
if V  thenT 
2 y
Q.25 (3) Particle acceleration a = a 
The work does not characterize the thermodynamic state t 2
of matter. 2 y  
 0.2  10 cos  50t  x 
t 2
2 2
Q.26 (3)
YAx 2 y   
F= a  0.2  10  10sin  50t  x 
 t 2
2 2 2
Y (3 A ) x  
and f1 = ( / 3)
=9F a max  0.2   10   10
2 2
= – 52

Q.27 (1) Q.32 (1)

P
=Y T 0.1
  v= , T = 0.1 × 10 = 1N, m =
m 2.5
P = Y = 2 × 1011 × 1.1 × 10–5 × 100
= 2.2 × 108 Pa Velocity at upper point v = 1 25
v = 5 m/s
Q.28 (3) Now velocity at 0.5 m distance from lower point -

T 1 1 1
v= T=  0.5  N, m 
m 2.5 5 25
A
1 25
v v=   5  2.24 m / s
3A 5 1
Q.33 (4)
v1
Fundamental frequency of closed pipe
v
1.5 v v= v = 800 L
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v V = (5 î + 3 ĵ + 2 k̂ ). (2 î – ĵ )
New fundamental frequency  v '  
 L  2L = 5 × 2 + 3 × (–1) + 2 × 0
4 
2 = 10 – 3
Second overtone =7J
Q.40 (2)
5v 5
= 5v' =  × 800 L = 2000 Hz. y
2L 2L
y=x+4
o
Q.34 (4) r 45
2
4
MR
Moment of inertia of disc = x
2 4
a  (ii)
For ring= MR2 r = 4 cos 45o
b  (iv) magnitude of angular momentum
ML2 1
For rod = L = mv r = 5 × 3 2 × 4 × = 60 unit
12 2
c  (iii) Q.41 (4)
2 2 GMm
For solid sphere = MR Initially, total energy Ei =
5 2R
d  (i) Final total energy,
Q.35 (1)
Both are true but reason is not correct explaination of GM(m / 2) GM(m / 2) 2GMm
Ef =  2(R / 2)  2(3R / 2)   3R
assertion.
Work done in moving a body against a conservative Required difference in energies = Ef – Ei
force is independent of the path followed.
Q.36 (2) GMm  2 1  GMm
=   
R 3 2 6R
 dv 
 
a  v    3x 2  2x  6x  2 
 dx 
Q.42 (3)
Here, K1 = K2 , l1 = l2 = 1m,
at x = 2, a = 8 ×10 A1 = 2A, A2 = A
a = 80 m/s2 T1 = 100oC, T2 = 70oC
Q.37 (1)  Temperature at C be T, then
The time of flight of given by
Q K2A(100  T) KA(T  70)
2u sin  2  30  1  
T   3sec t 1 1
g 10  2
or T = 90oC
Thus, after 1.5 sec the body is at the highest point. As Q.43 (4)
the direction of motion is horizontal after 5 seconds,
the angle with the horizontal is 0°. RT
v rms  ;
Q.38 (1) M
v= µRg  (vrms)O2 = (vrms)H2

273  47 T
 5  or 
v 2  v  72   32 2
µ=  8 
Rg  v  20m / s   T = 20 K

400 Q.44 (4)

µ= = 0.5 Let T1 be the initial temperature of the source, then,
80  10
Q.39 (2) T2
Work done is displacing the particle using,  = 1 – T
  1

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CHEMISTRY
40 (273  27K)
We have, =1– SECTION-A
100 T1
Q.51 (3)
or T'1 = 500 K
For the efficiency to be 50%, let T' 1 be the new
temperature of the sink, E.F. moles mole Emperical W. Mol. F.
Ratio Ratio Formula and Ratio
50
 1
 273  27K  mass
then,
100 T '1 C 9 0.75 3 C 3H 4 N 108 (C3H4N)2
54
or T'1 = 600 K
H 1 1.0 4 (36+4+14)=54 =C6H8N2
The required increase in the temperature of the source
N 3.5 0.25 1 =2
T'1 – T = 600 K – 500 K = 100 K
Q.45 (3) Q.52 (4)
Minimum mol. wt. compound with oxygen = M O
–P –ΔV P 105
B=  =   8 10–7 Let At. wt. of M = X
 Δv  V B 1.25  1011  mol. wt. of compound = (X+16)
 
 v  Acc. to Q
Q.46 (3) 16
 100  3.2
4T 4T  x  16 
P0 + r  r  P2 P0
1 2 6 On solving value of X = 484
P2
 mol. wt. = 484 + 16 = 500
4T 4T 4
  P2  P0 Ans. = 500
6 4 Q.53 (2)
5T Let % abundance of Heavier isotopes = x %
 P2  P0
3 (Z  2) x  (Z  1)(100  x)
 =Z
4T 5T 100
P2 - P 0 = 
R 3 Zx + 2x + 100 Z – 100 – Zx + x = 100Z
2x – 100 + x = 0
12 3x = 100
R=  2.4cm
5
100
Q.47 (1) x= = 33.3%
3
 Ans. 33.3%
T = 2 Q.54 (2)
g
(1) Designate 3d orbital
 (2) Designate 4f orbital
T = 2 (3) Designate 4p orbital
gg/4
(4) Designate 5s orbital
4f orbital has highest energy.
4 2T
T = 2 
5g 5 Q.55 (3)
Q.48 (1) In 4 dzx and 3pz orbitals probability of finding e– is
On comparing with y = A sin(t – kx + ) zero.
 = 800, k = 2 Q.56 (1)
 800 h h
v= = = 400 m/s = 
k 2 p mv
Q.49 (1)
6.6  1034 kg m 2s 1
Q.50 (2) =
A reference frame attached to the earth is can not be an 25  103 kg  6.6  102 ms 1
inertial frame because the earth is revolving around the
1 100  10 33
sun and rotating about its own axis. =  1033 m  cm  4  10 33 cm
25 25
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Q.57 (2) Q.65 (2)
In formation of Acetone
0.529n 2 0.529  3
2

rH    0.529  9 O
Z 1 H || H
(For 2nd excited state n = 3) H – C –C – C – H
H H
0.529  2 
2
0.529  4 6 (C–H) Bond formed = 99 × 6 = 594 Kcal
rLi2  
3 3 2 (C – C) Bond formed = 83 × 2 = 166 Kcal
1 (C = O) Bond formed = 180 × 1 = 180 Kcal
9  3 27
Ratio =  Ans. Total = 940 Kcal
4 4 Q.66 (4)
A + B  2C
Q.58 (3) Initial 3 1 0
[S - F] Bond length < [S - Cl] Bond length At Eq. (3 – x) (1 – x) 2x
x<y 2x = 1.5
Q.59 (1) x = 0.75
(1) In XeF4 hybridisation  sp3d2
 C 1.5 
2 2
(2) In XeO3F2 hybridisation  sp3d 2.25
KC    4
(3) In SO3 hybridisation  sp2  A  B  2.25  0.25  2.25  0.25
(4) In ClO4– hybridisation  sp3
Q.67 (1)
So Ans. – 1
2NH3  N2 + 3H2
Kp = Kc (RT)ng Here n = 4 – 2 = 2
Q.60 (3)
So Kp is greater than Kc
(1) In XeO4 – No lone – pair e–
(2) In XeF4 – 2 lone – pair
Q.68 (4)
(3) In XeF2 – 3 lone – pair
Hint: pH of salt of weak base and strong acid is
(4) In XeO3 – 1 lone – pair
 1 
Q.61 (3) 7   pK b  log C  
 2 
Both BCl3 and AlCl3 have sp2 hybridisation and are
trigonal planner shape, and same bond angle NH 4 OH  HCl  NH 2 Cl  H 2 O
Initial mol, 0.1V 0.1V 
Q.62 (2)  
(i) BaCl2 (s) + aq  BaCl2 (aq) H1 = –20.6 kJ/mol  Final mol, 0 0 0.1V 
(ii) BaCl2 . 2H2O (s) + aq  BaCl2 (aq) + 2H2O H =
8.8 kJ/mol 0.1
Concentration of NH4Cl =  5  10 –2
Substract eq (ii) from (i) 2
BaCl2 – BaCl2 . 2H2O  – 2H2O H = –20.6 – 8.8 = –
29.4 kJ/mol pH = 7 
1
2

4.75  log  5  102  
BaCl2 + 2H2O  BaCl2 . 2H2O H = –29.4 kJ/mol
1
Q.63 (4) = 7  4.75  2  log 5 
2
Enthalpy of formation of NH3
= 5.2755  5.28
1 3 Q.69 (3)
N 2 (g)  H 2 (g)  NH3 (g) H = –46 kJ/mol
2 2 For conjugate base remore 1 proton
Given Eq. 2NH3(g)  N2(g) + 3H2(g) H = 2 × 46 = 92 H 2 PO 4  HPO 42  H 
kJ/mol Acid C.Base

H = U + ng RT Q.70 (2)

U = H – ng RT = + 92 – 2 × 8.314 × 300 7

U = 92 – 4.988 = 87.012 IO 4  I 2  v.f. of IO 4  7

Q.64 (3)  Eq. wt = M/7

For Adsorption H = –ve and S = –ve
Q.71 (4)
And adsorption occur at low temperature
5BiO3– + 14H+ + 2 Mn2+ 5Bi3+ + 7H2O + 2MnO4–
So

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Q.72 (4) Q.83 (1)
Q.73 (1) Electron difficient site is nucleophillic site So in BH4–
species B has complete octes and no vacant orbital
1
Radius  present so it is not a electrophilic site.
Zeff
Q.84 (3)
L  R Zeff  Radius 
Reactivity of SN1 reaction depend on stability of
Q.74 (3)
carbocation.
(1) Size of M+4 will be smaller than M+2  not correct
Rate of SN1  stability of C+
(2) I.E. of M+4 will be more than M3+  not correct
(3) M+(g) ion will attract incomming e– more
Q.85 (4)
so its electron affinity will be more  It is correct
(4) Z/e ratio M+3(g) will be more  not correct Ag Red O3/Zn CHO
CHI3 CHCH Hot
Q.75 (3) H 2O CHO
A Fe Tube Benzene
Ionic radii of cation decrease. More (+ve) charge more Glyoxal
B
small is ionic radi
And as the (–ve) charge increase ionic radii increases Cannizarro CH2OH
Rxn COONa
Q.76 (3) Conc. NaOH D
In B2H6  3C – 2e– bond is present
Q.86 (4)
Q.77 (2) Rxn.
NH3 has lone Pair, So it has maximum lewis base 3BaCl2 + 2Na3PO4  Ba3 (PO4)2 + 6NaCl
character.
given moleof BaCl2  9 
 So L.R.  BaCl2
Q.78 (1) given moleof Na 3PO4  8
2 4
S2    Fe  CN 5 NO    Fe  CN 5 NOS
 9
Violet color  moles of Ba3 (PO4)2 for mol = = 3 moles
3
Q.79 (2) Q.87 (4)
W = 0.30g V1 = 50 ml  = 3 designate f-orbital
P1 = (P – a) = 715 – 15 = 700 mm of Hg and f- orbital has maximum no. of e– = 14 e–
T1 = 300 K
Where a = aqueous tension Q. 88 (4)
P1V1 P2 V2 In BF3, B is sp2 hybridised
Now, = In C–Cl3 , C is sp2 hybridised
T1 T2
In N(SiH3)3 – N is sp2 hybridised
P1V1 × T2 700×50× 273 So Ans. is All
V2 = =
T1 × P2 300× 760
Q.89 (4)
V2 = 41.9 ml In XeO3 – d – p bond is present
28 41.9 Q.90 (3)
% of nitrogen == × ×100 = 17.46%
22400 0.3 17
To Find C8H18 + O  8CO2 + 9H2O HC = ?
Q.80 (1) 2 2
Electrophiles are e– defficient species Given 8C + 9H2  C8H18 Hf = –250 kJ/mol (1)
 8C + 8O2  8CO2 Hf = –394 × 8 = –3152 kJ/mol (2)
 Br and : CCl2 both are e– defficient species
9
9H2 + O  9H2O Hf = –286 × 9 = –2574 kJ/mol
Q.81 (1) 2 2
(3)
CHO Add eq. 2 and 3 we get
H 3C
3-methyl cycloHexane carbaldehyde 17
8C + 9H2 + O  8CO2 + 9H2O H = –3152 – 2574 =
2 2
Q.82 (3)
–5726 kJ/mol (4)
In the compound 3 (C = C) with different substituent so
Substract (1) from (4)
total G. Isomer = 6
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C8H18 + O  8CO2 + 9H2O H = –5726 – (–250)
2 2
H = –5476 kJ/mol Formed only one ozonized product that
Q.91 (1)
G = –2.303 RT log Kc CHO
= –2.303 × 2 × 300 [log 10–8] is
CHO
= –2.303 × 600 × (–8) = 11054.4 cal
= 11.054 Kcal Q.100 (2)
Hint: Acetylene on hydration gives acetaldehyde.
Q.92 (2)
Hint: Ksp of Al(OH)3 = [Al3+][OH–]3 CH 2 = CH
HgSO4
 Al3  aq  3OH   aq  HC  CH + H 2O
Al  OH 3  s  

tautomerisation
H 2SO4 
S 3S
OH
 pH = 9, Hence, pOH = 5  [OH–] = 10–5M
10 –5
3S = 10–5  S = M CH3CHO
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 105  SECTION-A
Ksp(Al(OH)3)= S(3S)3 = 27S4 = 27  
 3  Q.101 (4)
The statement in option (d) is correct. Rest statements
27  1020  1020  are incorrect and can be corrected as
= 27  3   3 
  • Cellular organisation of the body is the defining feature
of living forms.
Q.93 (2)
• All living organisms have the ability to sense their
Ionic size of Li + = 60 pm, Cs+ = 181 pm
surroundings and respond to various stimuli and are
F– = 136 pm, I– = 219 pm
thus aware of their surroundings, i.e. show
So, lowest cation to anion size ratio will be in LiI.
consciousness.
• A patient with dead brain has no consciousness (as
Q.94 (2)
brain is the main controlling organ of the body) and
Cd belong to group 12
hence is considered to be dead.
And group 12 elements are Zn, Cd and Hg
And Atomic No. of Zn = 30, and Hg = 80 Q.102 (4)
Q.103 (2)
Q.95 (3) Chemosynthetic autotrophic bacteria.
Fullerene is the purest form of carbon Chemosynthetic autotrophic bacteria oxidises various
inorganic substances such as nitrate, nitrites and
Q.96 (1)
ammonia and use the released energy for their ATP
Hint: Organic compound, which may decompose on or before
production. They plays a great role in recycling
its boiling point is purified by vacuum distillation.
nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, iron and sulphur
Glycerol decomposes before its boiling point.
Q.104 (1)
Q.97 (2)
Q.105 (3)
Stability order
Q.106 (3)
– – – – Q.107 (1)
CH2 CH2 CH2 CH 2
Q.108 (4)
> > > Q.109 (2)
NO 2 F Q.110 (3)
CH3 Q.111 (3)
Region of maturation give rise to root hairs.
presence of [–I] group will increase the stability of Q.112 (4)
carbanion. (4) Assertion is false, but Reason is true. Assertion can
be corrected as
Q.98 (3) In marginal placentation, one or two alternate rows of
IUPAC name – Chlorophenyl methane the ovules occur longitudinally along the ridge in the
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wall of the ovary in the area of fusion of its two margins centrioles which are also nonmembrane bound
or ventral suture. A true placenta is believed to be organelles but are present in animal cells.
absent. A plant cell has its outer boundary as cell wall which is
Ovary is unilocular. Marginal placentation is found in absent in an animal cell.
monocarpellary pistils of Leguminosae (e.g. pea, Cassia, Q.124 (2)
Acacia) and other plants (e.g. Larkspur). Q.125 (4)
Q.113 (3) Q.126 (3)
Hint: Scutellum is a large, shield shaped cotyledon. Q.127 (2)
Sol.: Scutellum is mainly seen in monocot seeds. Q.128 (1)
Q.114 (2) Q.129 (2)
Q.115 (2) Q.130 (2)
Q.116 (2) Q.131 (1)
Q.117 (1) Q.132 (2)
(a) Option (a) is the incorrect match and can be corrected Q.133 (4)
as Q.134 (2)
Vessels are cells with lignifLed cell wall. Mature vessels Weedicide  Auxin i.e., 2, 4, D
are dead and with out nucleu_s. Bolting  GA
These long cylindrical tube- like structures made up of Thinning of cotton  Ethylene
many cells called vessel members and a large central Lateral shoot growth  Cytokinin (Stimulate shoot
cavity. The vessel cells are also devoid of protoplasm. formation)
Vessel members are interconnected through Q.135 (3)
perforations in their common walls. Q.136 (4)
Rest options contain correctly matched pairs.
Q.137 (4)
Q .118 (3)
Q.138 (3)
Q.119 (4)
Assertion is true, but Reason is false and it can be
There are usually more than six (polyarch) xylem
corrected as
bundles in the monocot root. Pith is large and well
Production of two different types of spores is called
developed.
heterospory. It is an important pre-requisite of
Q.120 (1)
evolutionary development in the vascular plants. It
Q.121 (3)
ultimately leads to seed development. In pteridophytes,
NCERT Page No. 93/94
Selaginella plant (not Lycopodium) is the precursor
of the seed habit, as it is well-marked in them. In
The major lipids are phospholipids that are arranged in a
bilayer. Lycopodium, homosporous spores are produced, i.e.
In human beings, the membrane of the erythrocyte has all spores are of similar kind.
approximately 52 percent protein and 40 per cent lipids
According to this, the quasi-fluid nature of lipid enables
lateral movement of proteins within the overall bilayer. Q.139 (1)
This ability to move within the membrane is measured ‘A’ represents a pinnately compound leaf m which a
as its fluidity number of leaflets occur around a common axis, e.g.
An improved model of the structure of cell membrane
was proposed by Singer and Nicolson (1972) widely
neem.
accepted as fluid mosaic model ‘B’ represents a palmately compound leaf in which leaf-
lets are attached to a common point, e.g. silk cotton.
- Quasi-fluid nature of lipid enables lateral movement Q.140 (4)
The statement in option (d) is incorrect and can be
of proteins within the bilayer.
corrected as
- Lipid component of plasma membrane mainly consists
The outside of the epidermis is often covered with waxy
of phosphoglycerides. These are glycerol based thick layer called cuticle, which prevents the loss of
phospholipids. water.
Q.122 (1) Rest of the statements are correct.
Only flagella help in motility of bacterial cell Pili help in Q.141 (4)
conjugation. Q.142 (2)
Q.123 (1) Q.143 (1)
Hint: Cells of onion peel are plant cells. Karyokinesis is the first step of M-phase of cell cycle.
Both plant and animal cells have double membrane It brings about division of nucleus to form two daughter
bound nucleus, 70S and 80S ribosomes which are not nuclei.
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Q.144 (4) Q.159 (1)
Meiotic cell division is also termed as reduction division The given compound is a nucleotide referred as
since it reduces the chromosome number by half while adenylic acid.
making the ganetes. Q.160 (4)
Q.145 (3) Q.161 (4)
Q.146 (2) Q.162 (1)
Q.147 (2) Q.163 (2)
Q.148 (2) Hint: It lifts up the ribs and sternum.
Sol.: During inspiration:
- Diaphragm contracts, leading to an increase in the
volume of thoracic chamber in antero-posterior axis.
- External intercostal muscles contract, leading to an
increase in the volume of thoracic chamber in dorso-
ventral axis.
Q.164 (2)
Q.165 (2)
Q.166 (4)
Q.167 (3)
Q.168 (1)
Q.169 (4)
Reptiles, birds, land snails and insects excrete
nitrogenous wastes as uric acid in the form of pellet or
paste with a minimum loss of water and are called
uricotelic animals.
Q.170 (3)
Q.171 (2)
Q.172 (1)
Hint : Accumulation of urea in blood.
Sol. : Renal calculi – Stone or insoluble masses of
crystallised salts within the
kidney
Glomerulonephritis – Inflammation of glomeruli of
Q.149 (4) kidney
Q.150 (2) Gout – Accumulation of uric acid in
The formation of meristems, i.e. interfascicular cambium joints
and cork cambium, from fully differentiated parenchyma Uremia – Increased accumulation of
cells in dicot stem and root at the time of secondary urea in blood
growth is an example of dedifferentiation. Q.173 (1)
Q.151 (3) Hint : Z-lines come close to each other
Q.152 (4) Sol. : Effects of muscle contraction :
Arthropods have open circulatory system, possess true (a) Length of A-band remains same
coelom and are schizocoelomate (body cavity is formed (b) Length of I-band decreases
by splitting of mesoderm). Arthropods have segmented (c) Length of sarcomere decreases
body, fertilisation is usually internal in Arthropods. (d) Z-lines come close to each other
Q.153 (4) (e) M-line almost disappears
Q.154 (3) (f) H-zone almost disappears
Q.155 (2) Q.174 (2)
Q.156 (4) Q.175 (3)
The female reproductive organ include a pair of ovaries. Hint : Active ATPase enzyme
The ovaries are situated near Kidneys and there is no Sol. : Each myosin is a polymerised protein.
functional connection with Kidneys. Globular head with a short arm is called HMM while tail
Q.157 (3) is called LMM.
NCERT Pg. # 103 Q.176 (4)
Q.158 (1) Q.177 (3)
Hint : It is an age-related disorder.
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Q.191 (4)
Alveoli in human lungs arc thin-walled, vaseularised
Rapid spasms (wild contractions) in muscle irregular walled bag-like structure at tlie terminal ends
Tetany
due to low calcium in body fluids of bronchioles. These are the functional unit of lungs
Inflammation of joints due to accumulation
and are supplied with blood.
Gout Q.192 (1)
of uric acid crystals
Option (a) is incorrect pair and it can be corrected as
It is an age-related disorder characterised by During ventricular diastole, the semilunar valves get
decreased bone mass and increased chances closed and this produces the second heart sound. Dupp.
Osteoporosis
of fracture. Its common cause is decreased Q.193 (1)
levels of estrogen
Since no antigens are present on the RBC of person
Myasthenia It is an auto-immune disorder affecting with blood group ‘O’ so antibody A and B can't affect
gravis neuro-muscular junction it and the person becomes universal donor.
Q.194 (2)
Q.178 (1) Q.195 (3)
Q.179 (4) Q.196 (4)
Node of ranvier occurs where myelin sheath is
Q.197 (4)
discontinuous.
Q.198 (3)
Q.180 (4)
Q.199 (1)
Q.181 (2)
This section will have 15 questions. Candidate can
Somatic neural system : CNS to voluntary muscles
choose to attempt any 10 question out of these 15
(skeletal)
questions. In case if candidate attempts more than 10
Autonomic neural system : CNS to involuntary muscles
questions, first 10 attempted questions will be
Q.182 (1)
considered for marking.
Q.183 (1)
Q.184 (1) Q.200 (3)
Q.185 (4)
Set of hormones given in option (4) contain only
peptide hormones. These are insulin, glucagon and
prolactin (a pituitary hormone).
Rest sets are incorrect and can be corrected as
Progesterone, oestradiol, cortisol, testosterone are
steroid hormones.
Thyroid hormones, e.g. T3 and T4 are iodothyronincs
and epinephrine is an amino acid derivative hormone.
Q.186 (2)
Diaphragm is not a characteristic feature of all
chordates. Body of mammals is internally divided into
two portion thorax and abdomen by transverse circular
partition called diaphragm. Incomplete diaphragm
between thorax and abdomen is present in crocodiles.
However diaphragm is not observed in other members
of phylum chordate.
Q.187 (2)
Q.188 (4)
Lymph is another media which flawn in the vessels and
capillaries. However, lymph is the blood minus its RBCs
and plasma proteins.
Q.189 (2)
Amino acids are organic amino acids containing an
amino group and an acidic group pas substituents on
the same carbon, i.e., the -carbon. Hence, they are
called -amino acids
Q.190 (3)

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