SEC : LTC VAIDYAH (SET – 1) NEET MODULE TEST – 08 KEY DATE:29-02-2024

BOTANY

1) 2 2) 1 3) 1 4) 1 5) 2 6) 2 7) 4 8) 3 9) 4 10) 4
11) 4 12) 2 13) 1 14) 2 15) 2 16) 2 17) 4 18) 4 19) 3 20) 4
21) 4 22) 4 23) 4 24) 2 25) 1 26) 2 27) 3 28) 2 29) 2 30) 1
31) 2 32) 1 33) 1 34) 3 35) 4 36) 3 37) 1 38) 2 39) 2 40) 1
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ZOOLOGY

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71) 3 72) 3 73) 3 74) 3 75) 2 76) 3 77) 4 78) 3 79) 2 80) 3
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91) 4 92) 4 93) 2 94) 2 95) 4 96) 2 97) 2 98) 2 99) 3 100) 2

PHYSICS

101)3 102)3 103)4 104)1 105)3 106)4 107)1 108)4 109)2 110)2
111)2 112)4 113)2 114)2 115)3 116)4 117)3 118)4 119)4 120)2
121)2 122)3 123)1 124)3 125)3 126)1 127)1 128)3 129)2 130)3
131)1 132)2 133)3 134)1 135)4 136)4 137)3 138)4 139)3 140)1
141)2 142)2 143)1 144)1 145)2 146)1 147)2 148)3 149)2 150)1

CHEMISTRY

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161) 4 162) 4 163) 1 164) 1 165) 1 166) 4 167) 1 168) 1 169) 2 170) 3
171) 1 172) 3 173) 1 174) 2 175) 2 176) 2 177) 2 178) 2 179) 4 180) 3
181) 4 182) 4 183) 3 184) 3 185) 2 186) 2 187) 4 188) 2 189) 2 190) 4
191) 1 192) 4 193) 4 194) 4 195) 4 196) 2 197) 4 198) 2 199) 2 200) 4
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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS U 2  0  2ax or v 2  2  gx
SECTION-A

x  v 2 / 2 g 
101. When normal reaction is doubled, frictional
force also gets doubled so, ratio remains same 107. from above question

102. Here   0.8 l1  0.25 1

  
l   1 0.25  1 5
Let F be horizontal force that the boy is
applying on the pole. l1 1
100  100  20%
The various forces are acting on the boy
l 5
108. In cycling the rear wheel moves by the force
Friction force
Communicated to it by pedalling while front
f   N  mg wheel moves by itself, so, when pedalling a
mg 40 10 bicycle, the force exerted by rear wheel on
N   500 N
 0.8 ground makes force of friction act on it in the
forward direction (like) walking) front wheel
F  N  500 N moving by itself experiences force friction in
103. When the angle of inclination is equal to angle backward direction (luke rolling of a ball)
of repose, the body just slides down the plane. (However if pedalling is stopped both wheels
But when the angle of inclination is greater move by themselves and so experience force
than the angle of repose, the body begins to of friction in backward direction
accelerate down the plane. 109. Frictional force  mg and centripetal force
104. Use the equation v  u  2ax
2 2
mv 2

one smooth inclined plane: v 2  2 g sin  xs on r
rough inclined plane mv 2  v 2 12  12
 mg  or    36 m
2 r  g 0.4  10
v
   2 g (sin    cos  )  s
n 110. The insect will crawl up the bowl till the
component of its weight along the bowl is
Dividing equation (i) by equation (ii)
balanced by the limiting frictional force. so,
sin 
n2  resolving weight perpendicular and along the
sin    cos 
bowl, we get
 1  R  mg cos  (1) FL  mg sin  -(2)
on solving, we get   1  2  tan  .
 n 
Dividing equation (2) by equation (1)
105. conceptual
tan    FL ∣ R  or tan   
106. Frictional force on the block   Mg
It will be causing acceleration r 2  y2 
  or y 
a   Mg∣ M   g y 1  2
The block slides on the belt till its velocity
becomes v given by the equation
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 1  dp
 change of momentum / sec or force
h  r  y  r 1   dt
 1  2 
 
Np  4  6  24 N
111. when the cube is to be moved up; the
118. velocity of each marble  v
minimum force needed is given by.
change in momentum per second
F  mg sin    R  mg sin    mg cos
 20(mV  (mv)]  40mV
3 4
 10sin   0.6 10cos   10   0.6 10  Force exerted by marble on the disc  40mv
5 5
To keep the disc, floating the force must
 10.8 N
balance the weight of disc 40mv  Mg
112. The retardation a is given by
40  4.9 103  v  40 103  9.8
g 1 1 g  1
a  g sin 45   g cos 45   g  1  
2 2 2 2  2 9.8
v  2ms 1
dm 4.9
F v
113. dt 119. conceptual

114 F satellite  F dust  0  360 360

120.   1 , when is odd and object lies
  
F satellite   F dust
symmetrically.
dM
v 360 360
dt n , when is odd and object lies
 
dM
F satellite  v  v   v   v 2 unsymmetrically.
dt
360
V 2 Here  5  ( or )4 .
( acceleration ) S  72
M
121. Relative velocity of image wrt man.
115. F  4m1  6m2
 15  (15)  30 m / s.
F
F   m1  m2  a or m1  m2 
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F F F 6 4
  or a   2.4 m / s 2
4 6 a 64
dM (a  g ) (20  10)
116. M  6000  180 kg / s
dt u 1000
1 v1 2  g  4 / 3 8
117. Momentum of one bullet 122. V      
 v2 1  q 3 / 2 9
 mv  20 103  300
123. conceptual
P  6 kg  m / sec
124. In vacuum, c  d / t
N  no of bullets ∣ sec  4
5d
in medium, v 
T

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c d /t T
Refractive index,    
v 5d / T 5t
1
Also sin c 

1  1 6000
125. Hint:  1,  .
sin c 2 sin c 4000
d2
1 3 2 2  n
 ,sin c   sin 1   2D
sin c 2 3 3
d2
1  , n  1, 2, 
126. Hint: Given, F   F , v  u . 2nD
3
d2 d2 d2
1 1 1 1
Formula:     , , .
F v u f 2D 4D 6D
131.conceptual
1 1 1
  
1 132. When the width of slit becomes double,
 u u f
3 d  2d , then the central maxima on the
diffraction patten will become narrower and
3  1 1 2
   u 2f brighter. So, we increase d to
u f u
2d ,  becomes  / 2 and intensity becomes 4
127. The size of the object in accordance with the times.
Fresnel's displacement law is given by x1 x2 .
133. conceptual
128. when speed of electron is decreased,debroglie 134. Malus law, I  I 0 cos 2 
wave length associated with is increased. But
fringe width is directly proportional to I0
Intensity of polarised light 
wavelength, so fringewidth increases. 2
1
129. Given path difference,
 Avg value of cos   
2
x  3.75 m  3.75 106 m
 Intensity of untransmitted light
and wavelength,   5000 A  5 107 m
I0 I0
x 3.75 106 37.5  I0  
   7.5 2 2
 5 107 5
135. Transverse nature of the light was confirmed
 x  7.5. by the phenomenon of polarisation of light
Here, x is odd multiple of  , so point is SECTION – B
dark.
dy dx(d / 2) d 2
130. s2 p  s1 p    136. The force F is applied at an angle  with the
D D 2D
horizontal as angle  with the horizontal as
shown in adjoining For vertical equilibrium
R  F sin   mg
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R  mg  F sin  dv
acceleration, a   2q  6rt
while for horizontal motion dt

F cos   f L os F cos    R ….(2)   

t  2sec  2 4 ms2  6 5 ms3 (2 s) 
 mg  8 ms2  60 ms2
F
(cos    sin  ]
 68 ms2
For the force F to be minimum force acing on the body of mass 2kg is
(cos    sin  ) must be maximum
d
 
F  ma  2 kg 68 ms 2  136 N 
(cos    sin  )  0
d 141. change in momentum of the object
sin    cos  0 
 m v  v 
tan    or   tan 1 (  )  0.5(12.5  25)
 18.75 N  s
 18.75 kg  ms 1
142. given m  5 kg

F  (3iˆ  4 ˆj ) N and a  (6iˆ  12 ˆj )ms 1

acceleration of the body is
F ( 3iˆ  4 ˆj )N
137. (4) The required force is a 
m 5kg
F  (M  m) g  1  2 
 3 4 
 (6  3) 10  (0.5  0.4)  81 N    iˆ   ˆj  ms2
 5 5 
138. The centripetal force is supplied by the
velocity of the body along x -axis at any time
frictional force Hence  mg   mv2 ∣    m 2 t is
or  g  r 2 os 0.5  9.8  10 2 vx  u x  a x t

  0.7rad1sec 3
 6 t
139. Kinetic friction is constant, hence frictional 4
force will remain same (=10 N) As the body will have a velocity along y -axis,
140. x(t )  pt  qt 2  rt 3 therefore its velocity along x -axis will be zero
3
where p  3 ms 1 , q  4 ms 2 and r  5 ms3 vx  0 or 6  t  0
5
Also mass of the body m  2 kg
30
t  10 s
velocity, v 
dx d

dt dt

pt  qt 2  rt 3  3
143.Conceptual
 p  2qt  3rt 2

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real depth n11 D
144. Apparent depth  Also, x 
refractive index d

x 
x

3
 2 cm. 5 12000 1010  2

 1.5 2 103
As image appears to be raised by 1cm ,  5 12 104 1010 103 m
therefore, microscope must be moved upward
 6 103 m  6 mm
by 1cm .
 2 
148.  y8  Bright, medium   y5  dark, air
145. From graph, slope  tan  
 10  8m D  2(5)  1   D
 
sin r d  2  d

sin i 8 D 9  D 16
   1.78
Also  d 2 d 9
2 sin i 1 4 149.
Also 2    
1 sin r  2  3
tan  
 10 
  2  1

It means that medium 2 is denser medium. So,

total internal reflection cannot occur.
1 1 1
146. For objective lens  
f 0 v0 u0

1 1 1 1 1 1
     
v0 f 0 u0 4 5 20

 v0  20 cm

v0  D  150. Band width  ,

Now, m  1  
u0  fe  blue  red , hence for blue light the
20  20  diffraction bands becomes narrower and
  1   =12 crowded together
5  10 
CHEMISTRY
147. d  2 mm  2 103 m
SECTION – A
Given xn1  xn2
151.(3)
D D
n11  n22 Pressure and temperature are,intensive
d d properties,they do not depend on amount of
1 n2 12000 6 the substance but ,volume is an extentive
We have,   
2 n1 10000 5 property it depends on the amount of the
substance
152.(3)
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W= -p ext v=1(10-1)= -9L bar Given KC=3x 10-59
O = 0.040 M
As 1 bar 8.341j/0.0821= -900j=- 0.9Kj 2

153.(1) 3O2(g) ⇌2O3 (g)

S= H/T = 30x 103 =100 mol-1 k-1 Kc=[ O3]2 / [ O2]3
300 Substituting the values
154 .(1 ) 3x 10-59= [O3]2 / (4 X 10-2)2
fH is Enthalpy of formation,in standard state of [O3]2 =19.2 X 10-64
1 mole of substance from its constituent [O3]2 4.38X10-32M
elements in their standard states.
162. (4)
155. (3)
163.(1) rf= rb
C+ (g) (g) H = -xkj………….1
164.(1) is an electron deficient molecule and
2CO + (g) 2CO2(g) H = -ykj….....2 thus acts as lewis acids
165. (1) [Cu(H2O)4 donates a proton to HCO3- .
2CO + 2Co H =y-2x-2x ………….3
HCO3-[base] changes to H2CO3[acid] .
Dividing Eq 3/2 gives enf the H =y-2x/2 [Cu(H2O)4 is an acid H2CO3 is also
acid.
156.(3)
166. (4) is the acid.its conjugate base is H2O
1 mole of a gas occupies 22.4L at STP
not .
AM=1/22.4
167 . (1)Acidic strength HF<HCl< HBr<HI
157. (2)
n
Conjugate base strength
KP =KC(RT) ; n=1
> > >
T=1/R =1 atm L mol-1/0.0821 L – atm mol-1 k-
1 168.(1) no of hydroniums ions =10-7x 10/1000 x 6
=12.18k
x1023 =6x 1014
158. (4)
169.(2)
The numerical value of equilibrium constant
depends on temperature and stoichiometry of CH2- Br
the reaction
159.(3)
Addition of KSCN,increases the conc of SCN-
Ions favours forward direction .
160.(4)
Benzyal bromide
The catalyst will help to attain equilibrium
quickly but doesn’t alter equilibrium Over lap is in between sp3- hybrid orbital of –
composition or equilibrium constant CH2- group and pure p- orbital of – Br
161. (4) 170.(3)
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Br 176.(2) CH3OH andC2H5OH can be differentiated
1 by using Na2CO3 and I2 C2H5OH gives yellow
CH3 ppt. of CHl3 whereas CH3OH does not react
2
with it.
3
C2H5OH + 4I2 +3Na2CO3 CHI3 + 5NaI
4
+ HCOONa + 3CO2 +2H2O
CH3CH2 CHCH3 sec- butyl
177.(2)Statement –I : is correct but Statement-II is
1-bromo-4-sec –butyl-2-methylbenzene
incorrect because the order of acidic strength
171.(1) Conceptual is as follows
172.(3)SO2Cl2 is not used for preparation of alkyl
chloride from alcohols . SO2Cl2 is for free OH OH OH OH
radical substitution in alkane . NO2
PCl3
C2H5OH C2H5Cl > > >
or PCl5
SOCl2 NO2
C2H5OH C2H5Cl +SO2 +HCl
NO2
173.(1) para-substituted aryl halide has more
-NO2 group at ortho and para-position withdraws
melting point than ortho and meta due to
electrons of the O-H bonds towards itself by
symmetry and high packing fraction.
the stronger-R-effect while the NO2 group at
174.(2)Ketone is reduced by NaBH4 to 2o alcohol it meta position withdraws electrons of O-H
does not affect multiple bond . bond by the weaker -l-effect. Thus, ortho and
para-nitrophenol are more acidic than meta-
nitrophenol. Among ortho and para-
O OH nitrophenols, o-nitrophenol is less acidic due
to intramolecular hydrogen bonding which
makes loss of proton a little more difficult.
NaBH4
Hence option (b) is correct.
178. (2)Vanillin is
175.(2)+R – effect of double bond stabilised 4-hydroxyl3-methoxybenzaldehyde.
the carbocation .so ,the correct order CHO

stability of carbocation is as follows : 1

2

> > 3

4 OCH3
I II III
OH
So, correct order of ease of dehydration
179.(4)
of alcohols given is III>II>I

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O Acetal Alcohol
Schiff’s base
4 2
CHO , Oxime
5 3 1numbering done
The correct match is
from aldehyde because aldehyde group has
more priority than ketone. (A)-(iv) (B)-(iii) (C)-(ii) (D)-(i )
180. (3) In SN2 , no carbocation is formed. Reaction 185.(2) Reduction of aldehydes and ketones into
proceeds via at transition state Carbocation is hydrocarbons using Zn-Hg and conc .HCl is
formed in SN1 reaction. Carbocation can known as “Clemmensen reduction”
reearange to form a more stable carbocation . O

181.(4)The given reaction is Riemer – Tiemann Zn-Hg

CH2
reaction .CCl2 acts as electrophile and attacks C
Conc.HCl
R'
on ortho-position. R R' R

OH OH
SECTION – B
CHO
i)CHCl3/KOH 186. (2) Hn = -55.84 + H (Ionisation)
ii)H3O+ -51.34 = -55.84 + H (Ionisation)
H (Ionisation) = + 4.5 KJl mol
187.(4) Sucrose +H2O ⇌ Glucose + Fructose for
this equilibrium
182.(4) Tollen’s test is given by both aliphatic and -
rG = -RT ln KC
aromatic carbonyl compounds where as
Fehling’s test and Haloform test are given by Given , KC = 2 x 1013 And T= 300K
only acetaldehyde -
rG = -(8.314 J mol-1 k-1) x (300k) x ln (2 x 10-13)
183. (3) When m-chlorobenzaldehyde is treated with
50% alkali, it undergoes oxidation to give an KP
188.(2) α =
acid salt as well as reduction to give an KP  P
alcohol. This reaction is called Cannizzaro's
189.(2) Statements I, III, IV are correct but II is
reaction.
incorrect because, equilibrium constant does
CHO
CH2OH not give any information about the rate at
COO-
50% KOH
3
1 which the equilibrium is reached.
2
2 + 190.(4)The relationship between Kp and Kc is given
Cl 1 3

Cl Cl Kp = Kc (RT) n

3-hydroxy
3-chloro When , n > 0: Kp >Kc
benzoate
methyl
chlorobenzene n < 0: Kp < Kc
184. (3) n = 0: Kp = Kc
(product formed ) (Reaction of compound with )
Both (A) and (R) are correct and (R) is the
Cyanohydrin HCN correct explanation of (A).
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191.

197. 4) Gattermann –Koch reaction converts

benzene to benzaldehyde in presence of CO in
(1) HCl ,anhydrous AlCl3(acts as a Lewis acid)
CHO

192. (4) At 250C (298K)

CO,HCl
KW=10-14 M2
Anhyd.AlCl3
193.4) More the electron withdrawing group at ortho
and para positions w.r.t . the leaving group 198.(2) Alcohols have highest boiling point due to
,faster is the reaction . strong hydrogen bonding. Boiling point of
194.4 ) carbonyl compounds is more than
hydrocarbons and ethers due to dipole-dipole
OH
forces in carbonyl compounds. Hydrocarbons
CH(CH3)2
+CH3CH2CH2Cl
Anhyd i)O2 + CH COCH
3 3
are non-polar having weakest dispersion force
AlCl3
ii)H3O+/ heating and ethers are less polar than carbonyl
P Q R compounds.

195. (4)Picric acid (2, 4, 6-trinitrophenol) is n-butane <methoxy ethane < propnal <propan-1-
extremely more acidic than given compounds ol
because its ;pKa value is close to zero also due (non polar) (H-bonding)
to the presence of three strong electron
199.(2)
withdrawing group (-NO2 group) at ortho and
para-positions, picric acid is most acidic
compound among the given compounds.
196 (2)

200. (4)Correct match is A 2, B 3, C 4,D 1

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