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    2ovo1z028 A Code-A Phase Aakash Corporate Office : Aakash Tower, 8, Pusa Road, New Delhi-110005, Ph.011-47623486 na: 720 NCERT Booster Test Series-RM(P1}2324-TO3A ‘Time : 200 Min. Topics Covered: Physics : System of Particles and Rotational Motion, Graviation, Mechanical Prupetties uf Sus, Mechanical Properves offiuias Chemistry : Thermodynamics, Equibrium, Redox Reactions, lecvochemisty Botany : Anatomy of Flowering Plants, Plant Kingdom Zoology : Excretory Products & thei Elimination, Locomotion & Movement, Neural Control & Coordination General Instructions : 1. There are two sections n each subject. i.e. Section-A & Section-B. You have to ttemptall 36 questions from Section-A & only 10 questions from Section-B out of5. 2, Each question carries +4 marks. Far every wrong response, -1 mark shall be deducted from the total score, Unanswerediunatempted questions willbe given no marks. 3, Use bluetblack ballpoint pen only to darken the appropriate circle. 4. Mark should be dark and completely fil the circle. 5. Dark only one circle for each enty. 6. Dark the cicle in the space provided only. 7. Rough work must not be done on the Answer sheet and do not use white fluid or any other rubbing material on the Answer sheet. “| prysics ‘SECTION-A 2. Moment of inertia of body does not depend on (1) Linear velocity (2) Angutarvelociyy (@) Nature of distibution of mass (4) Both (1) and (2) 2 Two particles A and B of mass 1 kg and 4 Ki Fespectively approach each other due to their mutual gravitational force only. Then the ratio of acceleration of A to at any instants Qa @ 2:1 @) az “ ‘The radius of gyration of a hollow sphere of fadlus r, about a cerain axis is 1. The distance’ of this axis ftom the centre of ‘sphere is @) ve @) Vidr ® Vir OF ‘Avessel of water is placed on the floor of an elevator. How does the pressure at the bbotom of the vessel change if te elevator moves up wit unitorm acceleration a? (2) Increase by hpa- @) Decrease by hpa {@) ncease by hpa + hpa (4) Decrease by hpa + hpa eee pojzazaqoaa ab lace ofearh wil be (@ vaanus olen) Y 2inght 2) ange ©) Emon ( Lng The tacvonal change in volume of a glass sab. wen subjected ta hath presere 011000 bar 1s approximately (anen Byes 35 x 10° wim?) (1) 003 (2) 0013 (2) 0.003 () 0025 A rigid body has vansiatonal as well as fotatonal motion. Wa force couple s applied ‘on the object then, which of the following quantves remains unchanged due to the force couple? (Q) Rotational kinetic energy (2) Translation kinetic energy () Total kinetic eneray (4) Angular momentum about cente of nich of the following relaon(s)iscorect & ; Angular acceleration, # torque, sy F stores a 2.8 @) #-a>0 @) txa=0 (4) Allotthese position vector The centre of mass of system of particles is ‘ul Uve origin, tollows teat (2) The number of panicles 10 right of origin is equal to number of particles to thelet (@) Total maze of the paridles to right of origin is equal to total mass to the leftof origin (@) The number of particles on X axis should be equal to number of particles fon Y-axis: (4) Sum of mass moments of all particles about origin must be zero un. 14, (1) zero or @ () ¥ A parucle of mass m is moving with velocity V along a tine y = x + 4 then angular ‘momentum of paricle about origin Ois ®) amv(~: @) 2y/3mv(-k) ® mvj) ©) emv(i) ‘Two soap bubbles of radii 3 em and 4 em are kept in touch with each other, Whats radius ofcurvature of interface? a) Sem @) 7m @ 220m (@) 20m the load of a wie is increases such that its stess is twice as that of previous, then the now value of Young's modulus is (2) Increases @) Remain same @) Decreases (A) Mayincreases or decreases ‘The terminal velociy of a sphere moving through a viscous liquid is (2) Ditecty proportional 9 radius of te sphere (2) Directy proportonal t square of radius ‘ofthe sphere (2) laversly proportional to radius of te sphere (4) tnversely proportonal to square of radius ofthe sphere CORT Booste, Test Series-RM(PI}232¢ 702A 35. Winco he following ¥s nat the aya! cation ot Pascal slaw? (2) Hyraute tt 2) Hyc-aulic brakes: @) Hyerautic machine (4) Vertunmeter 16. A tigid body can be hinged about any point fon the x-axis. When tis hinged such that te hinge is atx, the moment of ineria is given by 1= x2 ~ 24x + 48, The xcoordinate of centre of mass is a) 6 @) 12 @) 24 a4 17. Awire can be broken by suspending a load (0f 200 kg-w The force required to break the wire of same material and of tice the radius of cioss-sectionis, (2) 200 kant (2) 400 kg-wt (8) 800 ko-wt (4) 100 kg-wt 418. If potential at surface of earth is taken as zero, find potential at centre of earth. (Symbols have usual meanings) @) f 2R | @) 3am i @ 208 @) -2.G R (4) OMe OR 19. Water flows ata pressure of 4 x 10* Pa. with 1 velocity of 2 ms“ through a horizontal pipe of an area of cross-section 0.02 m?. At Another point of the came pipe, the area of ‘cross-section is 0.01 m?, the pressure at this pointis @) 46¥104Pa () 39,994 Pa @) 34x10 Pa (4) 40,006 Pa Elasic potential energy density of a stretched wire is proporional to @) (Suess)? (2) (Stain) () (Stress) (4) (Svainy? 21, 22, 24, 25, ne wat ep tom mo stan, of Gterense is volwme by 02% 7 (Bulk ‘modulus of rudbe"*s 9.8 * 10° Nim? and g = sams!) (0) 100m 2) 150m © 200m (50m ‘Assume that force of gravitation varies as Fc 3. Then orbital speed of a satelite in a circular orbit of radius “7 is proportional to ae Qs ¥ @s @) VF ‘Avice of length Jis stretched by a force Ft0 ‘eause an extension x. Another wie of same ‘material and same volume but 50% larger in fength tran the frst wire, the force required forthe same extension will be ® tp @ 2p @ ir 3 Op ‘The nettorque about pivot A provided by the forces shown in te figure, for L= 4 mis ON ate ny \ J 7 RN oN —2—*— n> (1) 90Nm (2) 180Nm @) 278m (@) 750% ‘Awooden block weighs 10 Nin airand 6 when immersed in aliquid. The force of buoyancy (in Nis a @2 (3) 18 @. NCU8T Booster Tost Series-RM(P1)2324-7034 Ina unitor solid sphere of mass at av radhus Ra sprencll cavily 18 created suc! 2. 28. 29. that the cener of the cavity does rot coincide wth the center of the onginal sola sphere. The gravitational field inside tne cavity wll be (2) Uniform in magnitude (2) Uniform in direction @ Zero (4) Both (1) and (2) A stick is thrown in air and lands on the {ground at some distance from the thrower. The centre of mass of the stick will move along a parabolic path (neglect air resistance) (2) Inall cases (2) Only if sticks uniform (3) Only if stick has linear motion but no rotational (4) Only ifstick has shape such that centre of mass is located at some paint on it A force F makes the length of wire, 1.001 times the original length of wire of er section A. The Young's modulus of material of wire is ae a (2) one A oF - (@) me (4) 3008, a a ‘ The ratio of time taken to completely empty and halt empty ofa tank filled with aliquid is, a 2 i 2 30. a1, 32, 33, given hall dis The moment of morta of the of mass m and rads 1 about an a: pascing thinngh eanke Cand in its plane ¥ ) me? @) me 8) a . (4) me ‘point mass () is located at (0, a) along y- axis. Where should the 2m mass be kept, 50 that centre of mass lies at origin, ® 0, 3) ® (8) © (4) (9) Atorce F = 43 — 5 + Skis acting at point #,=1425+3k. then, the torque of i — 27 — Skis lorce F aboutpoint Fy = () Zero () 42é 1 305.1 Gk © 42% 1305 6k ("423 — 30} +68 The momen‘ of inertia of thin unitorm rod of mass Mand length L about an ane perpendcuar to its lenge is M2, he distance of tie ass rom te cent ofthe rod cnt Booster 35. 36. 37. @ V = © fe Vv Compressibiny of a substance is reciprocal e ) Poisson's rato @) Young's modulus @) Modulus ofngiaiy (@) Bulk modulus. Select the enrrect opton. regarding pressure of two given points in diagram. () Py>P2 (2) Pi 270? @) 27%107 8) 27% 10-4 (4) 2.7«10°% ‘Assertion : When extrnal torque on a body is zero. tan i must he in rotional equilibrium Reason When net force acing on a body is zero then ie. angular momentum MUSt () Bot) A and R are wue and R is the correct explanation of & @) Bot" A and R are tue but Ris not the correct explanation of A ©) Aistue butR istalse @) Bot Aand Rate false ‘container of square base of dimension (10 ‘em » 10 cm) and of suficendy tong height Contains a liquid upto a height 30 cm as shown in figure. The minimum honzontal ‘acceleration of the container such that te pressure atponA becomes atmosphere is 30m Das (@) 106 Qo @ 40 29 NCE Booster Test Serlee Rta(P2I2324-703A ee Wooster Tet SwvlesmoNmaIEazeTOR, 49. Four particles of masses m, = 2m, mp 4m, mg = nr ang my are placed. at % comers of a square. What should be * value of mg so that the centre of mass 0! the four parucies ate exacty atthe cent ¢ the square? ™ m, @) 2m @) 8m @) 6m (4) Not possible for any value of ma 50. Ig be the acceleration due to gravity at the ‘surface of earth, then what will be its value at depth 64 km below the surface of earth? (Radius of earth = 6400 km) (CHEMISTRY SECTION-A 51. 100ml 104 M HCI is mixed with 200 mi 10 52 Reaction for which Ky > Ke at 27°C 4M /NaOH and the volume is made upto 1 Va cei lie. The pH of the final solution will be (2) Hoa) + 12(@) = 2H) ae (2) 2NH3(g) =Na{a) + 3H2(0) @s @) 2NOZ{q) =N204(9) @s (@) PCIg(Q) + Clz(a) = PCIs(a) (7 CERT Booster Test Sesies-RMIPL}: 2 25°C, Ky 0X) 1 1 + 10°%, Ben $3. s1me equ tho reacton 59. ab 25°C, Ky HO 10" Ng 2 NH ts K. then hryalyas consiantoH aX feguitbaum constant for the reaction NHy milecie aa? alle @1r10°? ci @) sx10°° oe th asio® og we 60, Select the incoree statement a equi {Q) Equiivium Is possible in closed system only 54, The ratio of salto base is 10 2 for a basic Se, butler the pk of base is, bien the POH of €) Bom te opposing bur soluton i e same ral ays (@) Concentraion of reactants, always tDecome equal to Uie concentrauon of eta products ae (4) Ai measurable properties ofthe system as ‘remain constant 55. At equilibrium, PCls(g) # PC(@) + Clo) 621. tf intemal energy of an ideal gas decreases by same amount as work done by He the observed molecular weight of PCIe is, 124 g mol at 250°C. The degree of system, the process Is dissoclaton of PCly at 250°C will be (Molar @) Cyd mass of PCls =208.5 9 mot?) @) tsothermal (0) 469% (@ Adiabasc (2) sow @) sotaea ) 54% 62. The amount of heat required to raise the oe {temperature of 219 of aluminium from 250 K th 360 Kis (Specife heat of aluminium is 0.9 56. Cary has solubilly 1.56 x 10" g per 100, aceytg) mL of soluion at 25°C. Its Solubly product (a) 35903 is (Atomicmass Ca = 40,F=19) @) 20103 @) axs04 f (6) 18909 @) a2x10°% (3) 24003 @) sxi0? sFES (4) 624 x10°° 62, The'ehthalpy of atomisation of CCl, fs 450 kamal and entralpy of atomisation of COCl2 is 600 kalmol. The bond energy of C = 57. 20g CaCOy is taken in a 30L container at bonds ‘7 a 827°C. For the equilbrium CaCO3(s) = @) 1250 CaO) + CO,(9), Kp = 1-1 at827°C. Find the mania percentage of CaCO, that remains ee Uunreacted. (Given R= 0.08 L atm mot) @ 20010 (1) 2696 @ 375% 664, Which among the following i ic Cat 4 which among ing is an exotherm (275% (Q) Meting ofice {@) Sublimation ofcamphor 58. Forthefollowing equiiocum {@) condensaton ofsteam NH;CO;NH4( s) = 2NHs( g) +CO2() (4) Vapourisaton of water Kp is found to be 1.165 at 400 K. Hence, parial pressure of NHy and COp al eauiibrium are respectively (@) 20,15am @ 10.20.am (3) 1.33, 0.66 atm (4) 0.66, 1.33 atm NCERY foostor Test Series H(P1)2324-7034 65. oor sothermal casaion, a gas at 50°C exands tom 2.6 41038 against work done by the ga (0) 603.49 @) 31263 8) ~8203 (@) ~ 40823 66. Consider the following reversible changes AB ((sothermal) and AC. (Adiabatic) for monoaiomic eal gas A t P B Ic v= Then the inconect statement among the folowing is (2) For same final volume, 'Wlaaix To () Molar heat capacity for path AB < molar hheat capacity for path AC (8) BU ap > Uac aNd Qae > Qnc 67. Select the comect opton(s) among the following i (2) Magnitude of Waverble > Wireveste forexpansion (@) Work done in tree expansion of gas is always 2er0 See Ses eee @) Slope. of reversible PV curve : ‘Adiabatic process > lsotermal process (4) Allotthese 68. Enthalpy of neutralisation of four acids A,B, € and D with NaOH are ~10.5, ~13.7,-59 and -12.7 kcal eq? respectively. Outof A,B, Cand D stongestacidis ae QA @) 2 ae 69. Which among the following is a path function? au @) uspv @) H-TS aw 70. n 7, 74, 75. Iawot heimadynamics +s that aline (2) The entiony of any pute >! stance approaches zero a abs Zero temperature : 12) For an isolated system, ent opy wt ‘nerease inthe drecion of spontaneity (2) ta reaction takes place in several steps tents standard reacvon fenihalpy iste sum ofthe standard enthalpies ofthe intermediate steps The energy ofan isolated system is, constant « CConsier the folowing half cell reactions (@)Co8* +e = CoP" (0) Au" 436° — AUS)E (0)8ry +20 = 267 E= (8)2n2* +26 ~ Zn(3) €"=-0.76V The "stongest oxidising and. reducing species respectively are ©) cot and zn?* @) co® and zn © Br andzn @) Avand co® Electrolysis of acidified water using platinum ‘lectodes gives (1) #20, @) O49) @ He@) (4) Both (2) and (3) Select. the “reacton\ which is not a ‘disproporionation reaction? @) Cl, +2NaOH NaCl + NaOCl +H,0 @ 4 NHNO3 51N,0+2H,0 (@) OXeF + 12H,0 —V4Xe + 2x03 + 24HE +30, (4) B+ 4,0 HBr+ HOB Oxidation states of S in NazS,03, SF and Op are respectively (2) #3, 46,42 @) 42,46,43 @) 42,46,44 (4) 43,46,44 For the balanced redox _ reaction aMnO; + bI~ +cH* — xMn** + yl, +280 a,b and z respectively are (1) 5,4and3. (@) 16,5and8 (@) 2,10and8 (4) 2,20 and6 7 78. 7. 20. tor Test Series RIMIP1}23247034 Cuz0 can act both as. an ontdant and 2 ‘ cw a) cannot — undergo Jrproporionawors i lan Cu?" (ag) and Cs ew anak (1) (2) bot Assexmon & Reason are uue but the reason not the conect texplanation of the asservon, then mark @ (3) Assemon 1s tue statement but Reason s false, then mark (3) (4) tbo Assertion and Reason are false statements then mark (3) Equivalent weight of KMnOg (Molar mass 1a) in acidic mediumis: a) @ @ « For stong electolyies NaCl, NaOH and BaCl,, the molar conductivies at infinite diluion (in $m? mor) are x, y and 2 respectively. Te molar conducuviy of ‘Ba(OH), at infinite dilaton (in Sm? mor) willbe j f () ray eae @ 2-xty @) r-2K42y (4) 2-24-29 For song elecvolyte, variations of molar cconductiviy with concentration is given by equation value for Ma(OHYe is (Given + age = 1068 em? mol = 199.1 Sem? mol") (2) 504.2 Sem? mor (@) 2922 Sen? mor (@) 305.1 Sem? mot 6102 Sen? mort en, 1801 ¥cHiEOO mat"! then st degree of owen \,,(/E") and not? 195 olen dtsoeiatan voll De ) {cH {COO™) as 349.1 and 10.9.5 un? teaecvely] (a) 005 2) 008 @) 002 (a) 02 82. A na Daniel cel, concenvanons of Cu?" ‘and Zn?" jons are doubled. the emt of the cell willbe doubled, Fr Emi ofthe cell is dey propor the concentavon of ions (@) Both Assertion & Reason are tue and the reason is the correct explanation of the assertion (@) Both Assertion & Reason are true but the reason is not the correct explanation ofthe assertion (@) Assertion is tue statement but Reason istalse (4) Both Assertion and Reason are false 83, What is the product of electrolysis. of KNO4(2q) using Ptelectrodes? (2) K.NO2 (2) Hp, NOp @. Koz (8) He. 3 Mass of silver deposited at cathode by passage of 9.65 AA current for 1000 sec is (ag =108u) (a) 27 @) 4 @) 1089 (@) 2169 85, Thvee faradays of electicity were passed through AgNO,(), CuSO,() and AICI3() kept in three different vessels using Pt electrodes, The ratio of the moles of Ag, Cu and Al deposited willbe (a) 2:3:6 @) 6:3: @ 1:2 (aie: a6, 87. 89. 90. on os sernesnestr 2324-7038, For he cell eacvon Nis) - 2Aq"(aq) +H (an) * 2A9(6) E 1.08 V at 298 K. The standard Gihhs energy (6,6") ofthe cell reaction is [Given wat Faraday Constant (F) = 96500 C ‘v0t")) @) ~101.32 kamor ) 101.22 ka mot ®) 202.65 ka mor? (4) ~202.65 ka mor The cowect elation between EY, and Keg tog Keg = @ log Ke ~ ©) log Keg = 0.05910 ES, @) case, In mercury cells, cathode used is (@) Paste of Hg0 and carbon (2) Paste of KOH and 210 @) Pb (@) Pbo, In Hiz~0p fuel cell, the overall cell react @) H,0(1) + H* (aq) + OH" (aq) (2) 2Ha(g) + O2(g) + 2H0(1) () 2H2O(1) + 2Ha(g) + O2(g) (4) H* (aq) + OH (aq) + H20(1) {f equilibrium constant of a reaction is 1000 at 27°C, then the standard Gibbs energy change for the reaction willbe (1) 15.240 2) 25519 @) 115210 (17210 ‘A127°C latent heat of fusion of eompound is 30003 g°}. Entropy change during fusion is @) 1039 ©) r0K3 92K" @) a sgtKt aaa NG BMyjom fora reversible process t= ® asi, = 2 93. Assertion (A): For an adiabatic expansion process, work dane by the system is equal to the change in intemal energy. Reason (R): In adiabatic process, there is 10 heat exchange between system and surrounding (@) Both Asserion & Reason are vue and the reason isthe correct explanation of the asserton @) Both Assertion & Reason are vue but the teason is not the comect explanation ofthe assertion (@) Assenion is wue statement but Reason istalse @) Both Assertion and Reason we false statements 4, C(8)+ O46) ~ CONG) +10 2C0{G) + 0x6) = 2C0,(9)+ Vt “The enthalpy of ormazon of CO‘s @ x @) 2x-¥ @x-¥ @X_x 95. Forthe redoxreaction, xfe*4yCr,07 #2 9 FeP+CP4HZO, xy.zare respectively @) a4, 617 @) 6.2.14 @ 61,14 96. The oxidation state of Mnin MaO,?-is @ +e @ +6 @+7 +s NCERT Boostey Test Series FH{P1)2324-7034 (1) Goin Asserbon & 8; tne reason isthe coneel won ate te and planation of (2) Both Asserton & Reason ate tue but the reason ss not the comect explanation ofthe assertion {@) Assertion is tre statement but Reason istalee (4) Both Assertion and Reason are false statements 98. Which one of the following pairs of solution wallnotaet as an acicic butler? (a) HyCO3 and Na,cO3 (@) Hy804 and NaySOy (@) CHyCOOH and CHyCOONa (4) HCN and Nacn 201. Find the mismatched pair. Not found in: most of the (1) Vessels gymnosperms (@) Tracheids : Dead and without protoplasm (@) Xylem fibre : Living and thin walled, (4) Xjfem parenchyma : Stores tannins, 4102. The meristem, which occurs between mature issues (2) fs nown as intercalary meristem (@) {5 found inal plants () Is always secondary in origin (@) fs nat responsible forthe elongation of plantorgans. 103. Choose the correct option to fil to blank. "in grasses, the guard cells are shaped’. (4) Round @) Bean (@) Kidney (4) Dumb-bet! 09, ple satiated solution of Cale 9 Kg otc OHN = 410%) ais @ no (a) 107 @ 133 1100. Which of the following 1s an example of homogeneous equilibrium? © 1,0, #20 2) CaC Oya A 21g) ©) Hyg + lag) & 2g) ) 2604 = COs) +E) BOTANY, SECTION-A 104, Selectihe correct statement. (1) Larger empty and colourless cells, present along the abaxial epidermis of ‘ieot leat are called bullform cells @) The parenchymatous cells which tie between the vascular bundles of dicot slem are called conjunctive issues @) Light coloured peripheral region of ‘Wood involved in the conduction of water and minerals is sapwood (4) Thick walled non-chlorophyil containing cells of leat are called ‘mesophy/l 105, Which of the following is incorrectly matched? (1) Dediferentated medullary cells — Intertascicular cambium (2) Heart wood ~ Highly ligniied walls and non-conductive (@) Vascular cambium in dicot raot- Party primary in origin (4) Lenticels ~ Lens shaped openings for gaseous exchange IAssertion a): The gor! of rots ana mmeresten e called primary 6° Reason (R) increase mis ny secondary frowah = 0 ound F008 (a) Both Assertion & Reason are vue and the reason ts the correct explanation of @) Born Assertion & Reason are wue but the teagan is mot the correct ‘explanation ofthe assertion (@) Assertion is tue statement but Reason istalse (4) Both Assertion and Reason are tase statements 207. State true (1) oF false (F) 10 the folowing Satements and selectthe correct opton. A Wien buliform eels are faced, they imate the leaves cut invards to mininire water toss. B.'in dicot teaves, the size of the vascular bundles is dependent on the size of the C."the adaxial epidermis bears more ‘stomata than the abaxial epidermis in dicot leaves: asc ater @rrT @TTe (ett oa a@ aoe oo 208, Root hairs arise from (2) Epibiema @) Pericycle (8) Endodermis (4) Cambium ring 209, Suberin deposited barrel shaped cells are found in @) Epidermis ofteat (2) Endodermis of oot (3) Pericycle (4) Hypodermis of stem 10. Trachelds differ from vessels in (Q) Having lignified wall (2) Being water conducting @) Being imperforated (4) Lacking protoplasm us. reeat te long statements Bead i chwsree correct OPO Ae cennt aundles ave aranged 4°70, Yaeutar bunts ave conyownt a fan open ne GG Endarch type ot Secondary xylem (a) Only (is comect (@) Only () 45 meatrect (@) Both (a) and (b) are meorrect (4) A). (b) and (©) are correct of arrangemen Read the following statements and choose the correct option. Statement A. 19 roots, protoxytem Wes, ‘towards periphery. Statement : The cor ‘water dae to suberin dep wall (2) Only statement Ais correct @) Only sauement Bis correct @) Bot statements Aand Bare it (4) Both statements Aand Bare correct kis, impervious 10 josivon i the cell incomrect ‘Match the following columns and select the ‘correct opton. ‘Columnt Column t Sieve ube q) Store resins, tannins, ©) clement: , © mucilage, latex et 4) Comparion qy Helpin maintaining cals pressure gradient Possess a peripheral hice ORNS) @oplasm butlacka cq Pioen gy Have pomod. ned: parenchyma ©) tike-apices (2) AG. 00.600. @) afi), BG) fi), {@) afin, B69, 60,60) @) 2,00, 10,460) 1. Complex pastfenizaion development ‘occursin @) Ulotirie (@) Chlamydomonas @) Gracilaria (@) Volvox yeas, agymnospermis (@) Moneecious and having unbranched stem @) Dioecious and having unbranched stem (@) Dicecious and having branched stem (4) Monoecious and having branched stem y except. and need We nawow geouran’ «al squencing (2) Gametophytes are dependent on Sooo @) Dm {@) Choanasome sbuctite £4) Chvomosome behaviour thatis absentin gymnosperms is 117. Ast () Seed 2) Emboye @ Aucnegonia () Foot 118, Choose the odd one wit haplodiplontic ite de pater () Fucus @) Ectocarpus @) Bryopnytes (@) Plendophytes 319, Svobil or cones are found in () Selaginela, Equisetum @) Selagineta, Funaria (@) Equisetm, Funaria (4) Selaginetta, Sphagnum 120, Wich classification system was given by George Bentiam and Joseph Dalion Hooker to classify fowering plants? (2) Phylogenete system of classification, (2) Natural system of classification (@) Sexual system of classiieation (4) Acvficial system of classification 224, How many of the given plants pro (2) Sporoptyies require cool, damp places to produce gametes (2) Gametophyes require cool, damp and shady places fo gr0M (4) They do not need water for fetlisation duce Seeds and also have archegonia? a.Pinus b.Funana Selagmeta amuse .Porphyra | (eyeas (@) wo 2) Thee ©) Four @ Fe 225, Select the correet option to fill n the given. blanks. Classes [Mayor Paments [Stored food TA [Fucoroenn |B ‘idophyeeael—_C Flondeat store () A-Chlorephycene, 0~ Starch (@) 8-Laminatin, C= Chlorophyll a and b @) B- Mannitol C= Chlorophyll a and ¢ (4) A-Phaeophyeeae B- Starch 4126, Maich the folowing columns and select the 2121. Identity the organism whichis not a moss. (1) Funaria (2) Polytichum (Sphagnum (@) Sargassum 1122. Vegetative propagation in Funaria occurs ‘rough (1) Fission {@) Fragmentation in secondary protonema (@) Zoospores (4) Flagellated spores ‘correct option. a Seal al Elles _] Ee]eecs Teo Honeseorss] aq. et.) 6 b(iv), ef), dil) (i), ef), di 228, 229. 130. rem as wu () ovale (E) ar chose te A Focus has ladders inthe nas fm lonn te wegetave ects have 9 ellutoste. wal. usually covered one utd by dias cooing ed algae usualy tronic vegetative by fragmentavon. 7 7 asc arer ye iTiT @ rte (@) IE) @ @ @ @ ae (4) (4) Mosses are diferent om most liverworts as te former ) Has gametophyie as predominant slage of their ie cycle @) Has unicotular, unbranched rhizolds (3) Has an elaborate mechanism of spore dispersal (4) Are fist embryophytes Select the option having correct set of Statements A. According to phylogenetic system -of dlassification, organisms. that. belong. to same taxa are assumed g have a.common ancestor. LG 8" Chemotaxonomy is based on chemical: Consttutents of plants for taxonomic studies. C. Sexual system proposed by Linnaeus is) artificial system of dassiication. D. Numerical taxonomy is based only on evolutionary histor. @) B&Donly (2) AgBonly @) AB&Conly @ ABcaD Select the incorrect statement wst. embryo ‘sac in angiosperms. (1) Embryo-sac formation is preceded by (2) tthas a three-celled egg apparatus (2) Each of the cells of an embryo-sac is diploid (4) thas wo polar nucle! aaa, a2. 1233, ne eorreet op! 2” esertion (A) Be-ng photasymthete, algae rerease Whe Iewe! of aissolved oxygen ‘om mmedinie ew ronment Reason ( R) = Algae ate te prmary producers of ercigy nich compounds whch fom the basis of fod cycles of all aquat animals. (2) Both Asservon & Reason are tue and the reason 1s the correct explanation of the assertion (2) Both Asserion & Reason are tue but the reason is not the comect explanation of te assertion (©) Assertion is tue statement but Reason istalse (8) Both Assertion and Reason are false ‘statements Read the following statements and select the correct option. ‘Assertion (A) ‘microbes. Reason (R) : Agar is used in preparation of oecreams and lis. (2) Both Asserion & Reason are tue and the reason isthe correct explanation of the assertion @) Both Asserion & Reason are tue but he reason is fot the comect ‘explanation ofthe asserton, (@) Assorton is tue statement but Reason istalse (@ Bott Assertion and/Reason are false sSaatemonts ‘agar is used to grow Spores in pteridophytes germinate to give “se 1, (2) dconspicuous, muticellutay, free-tiving rothallus (@) Conspicuous, muticeliuar, masty nan- photosynthetic gametophytes @) Lage, multcaliular, —free-tving, photosynthetic sporophyte (@) Smal, unicelutar, photosynthetic protallus CERT Booster Tost ¢evies-RM{PI2322-703A 134. The guantie-1 wood wee is (1) Sequoss « oymnosperm @) Ficus, 49 angiosperm (3) Tass. angospen (8) Setaginena, a plendooiyne 125. How many ofthe given statement) islare a Atos hal ofthe ttl carbon decide through photosynthesis. ve B:Mosses general ae of ite ecological importance G\ Chora is sed as food supplemen ‘space wavellers, me ay "Plant body of byophyes is mote diterentoted than hateraig (4) One 2) wo ©) Thee (§) Four 136. Juvenile stage of mossis (@) Protonema @) Capsule @) Protnatius (@) Seta collectively known as, (@) Heanwood (@) Sap wood (3) Periderm (4) Late wood 138. Bark consists of (2) Primary xylem and primary phloem (2) Secondary phioem only () Allie tissues excluding pith (4) All the tssues outside the vascular cambium 1139. Which of the following is nota part of stele? @) Pith (2) Xylem 3) Phloem (4) Conex tissue is.a group of cells that are (2) Differentin origin (2) Common in function (@) Aways similarin structure (4) Only meristematc in activity 140. iB 4137. Phellogen, phellem and phelloderm

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