vir MTSE & Matrix Olympiad Stage-2 Exam Date: 20" Feb., 2022 (Sunday) 240 Please read the last page of this booklet for the instructions. Te tla MATRIX “Wu JEE Division | NEET Division | Pre-foundation & Schooling Division Ph, 01572-24091 Ph, 01572-24390 Ph, 01572-242N, +81 97832 62999 Folwus: OO Oo GEDPART ‘T (MATHEMATICS) 1. A copper wire, when bent in the form ofa square, encloses an area of 484 cm”. If the same wire is bent in the form ofa circle, the radius of the circle will be eh aia aR a Algae Teen aeyAS aeARA AT 8 Pore aH 484 cm? BAA eM AR BY FRAT TAA Ferra ora ah sa get Pron ehh — (A) 10cm (B) 14em (C)15em (D)21em 1 2. Acar travels the first + of'acertain distance witha speed of 10 km/h the next one third distance witha 1 speed of 20 km/h and last = distance witha speed of 60 knv/h. The average speed ofthe ca for the whole joumeyis se rh PR Er 10 Kah he aac | ee 1/3 820 kan Ae Be 1 cat Fh 860 kaw 2 are ae & At GE aa A oe a abt ae — (A) 18km/h (B)24kmvh (©)30km/h (D)36km/h 3. The degree of the polynomial ax 412-(VSx+Vi2) +12x +4 is: agg a ra 3x? +12-(V3x+ V2) + 12x44 eh (A)1 (B)2 (4 (D)0 4, Whatiis the area of the shaded part in the given figure Rear Pra writ sera dre? («= 22 18 cm (A) Rom (B) 108 cm? (C)324.em? (D) 648 em? ‘Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-31999 a5. Ifthe perimeter of an isosceles right triangle is 2P, then its area is af ep afar Pago am aftara 2P & ch ger drawer ere — —2y2)P* (A) (2+2)P* (B) (2-v2)P* oka (D) (3-2V2)P* D 6. ‘The graph of ax? + bx +c is shown here and al 2) , Identify the sign of a, band ¢. wal ax? + bx + ¢ 1 arm carter Tar 8 sie Al >) tla bate rene y x x x a a b e (A) tve tye -ve (B) +ve -ve ~ve © tve -ve ve @) -ve tye -ve 7. a.b,eare three sets of values of x— x Saris dm wqema, bck a:2,3,7,1,3,2,3 b:7,5,9,12,5,3,8 24,4, 11,7,.2.3.4 Which one of the following statements is correct ? PAS STE YH Bert wee? (A) Mean of a = Mode of ¢ / a TIE = ¢ BI aRETH (B) Mean of = Median of ¢ /¢ 1 #74 = ¢ wr FTE (C) Median of b = Mode of a / b wr rea = a mr agEE (D) Mean, Median and Mode of a are equal / a rex, rea she agora A & | ‘Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-3199910, 12. 1 1 What is the value of Sin?(90°—0) [eos'00°-0)]-1 1 1 t,t 7(90°=0) * [eos"(90°—0) J-1 MA NR? (Ayo sin’ (BY (C) 208° (yo p(x + 1)—eand(a+1)(B+1)=0, then the value of Ifczand fare the zeroes of the polynomial f(x) = cis— ‘afe oe eT B, ARIS f(x) = x? — p(x + 1) — 0 & Yr e we (a + 1) (P+ 1) = 0, Tac HAMS — (A) @)-1 ©2 (D)-2 1 . 2 9 ex = 5g then whatisthe value of x! 10x41 1 5 2 > aR x= TAN 10x +L TAFT ae (AI (B)-1 (Co (D) 10 The given diagram shows acylinder witha diameter of 10cm and height 15 cm. The shaded portion in the form ‘ofa cone, with base diameter 10 cm and height 6 cm, is hollowed out. Find the volume of the remaining solid, inem* Sing sarap 8 10 cm BRA TEN 15 cm Saag wl Yew For Teta Ae B | glee ore wor wrest AMT Por HT AT 10 cm Te Garg 6 cm, ae Preven en S | TI TI STA BI SATA cm? H Sa FATT | 15cm (A) 300 = (B) 345 x (©) 295 x (D) 325 x Find the coordinates of the points which trisect the line joining (-3, 5) and (6,—7). (A) (0, 1) and 3,3) (B) (-1,~1) and (0, 3) (C) (2, 0) and (1, 1) (D) None of these ‘Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-31999fa-gaii (3, 5) wen (6, — 7) #1 SSA Ta ares waa Hea ae Pega & Peete ora TT (A) O, 1) 13, -3) (2.0 wT (1,1) 13, Match the following: far ah gare aierg— Column = 1/0 = 1 (P) 2x +5y 3x +4y (Q) 2x + Sy = 10; 6x + 15y = 20 (R) 5x-+2y=10; 10x + 4y=20 (AP 1,Q52,R33 (C)P33,Q32,R>1 14, Match the column :— fram wife: — Column -1 (P) Probability of sure eventis fatter wean a often & (Q Probability of impossible event is safattert ere at saferaran & (R) IfAand B are complementry event then café A otk B ae vert & aa (AP 93,Q52R>1 (C)P32,Q31,.R33 15. Match the following: (B) 1,1) an 0,3) (D) HS org ET Column = 11/4 - 1 (1) Unique solution /afefarset (2) Infinitel many solution / sr eet (3) No solution / #1g Bet Et (B)P>2,Q>3,R>1 (D)P>1,Q43,R32 Column It (yo Q)1 (3) P(B)= 1-P(A) (B)P>2,.Q>3,R>1 (D)P1,Q42,R93 Column—1 Column —I (P) Sum of the first 20 terms ofan A.P. (1) 7500 = 6,0, 6,12 vere is (Q)Sum of the first 14 terms ofanA.P.is (2) 1020 1050 and its first term is 10. Its 20" term is, (R) The value of 143454 uu. 199is — (3)200 (S) Sum ofall odd numbers between (4) 10000 100 and 200 is Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-3199916. fea ah gifie afare — ery era — 11 (P) wo TAFE HAI 6, 0, 6, 12... (1) 7500 20 vei wr are (Q) TARR FSS 14 vei wr aT 1050 (2) 1020 me veRT He 10.8 120 a vee (RLF 3454 c+ 199 (3) 200 wane (S) 100 cen 200 & Fea a wl ATH eal (4) 10000 ware (A)P34,Q33,R92,831 (B)P>1,Q42,R33,S34 (CP 4,Q51,R 92,893 (D)P>2,Q93,R94,S>1 Inthe given figure, equilateral AABC is circumscribed and inscribed to two concentric circles having centre O and of radii 3em and 5 em, Tangent at a meets the extended OX at T such that TX =2 OA. Then, mateh the columns. ‘ding arp hh, wrarg AABC Raat shed daa gah sitar Freer dhe O & abe Pour Sah SHAE we eet facets OX weg wee Proh fre TX =20A 8 7 Kee y NS? Column-I Column - Il (P) Perimeter of AABC= () VI2 cm (QOT= (2)24em (R)AT= (3) 120° (S) ZAOB = (4) 13m (A) P32, QI, R>4, S33 (B) P92, Q>4, RO 1, S93 (C) P1, Q92, R4, $93 (D) Po4, Q93, R92, $1 ‘Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-31999 7Direction (17-18) : A small terrace ata football ground comprises of 15 steps each of which is 50 m long and built of 1 1 solid concrete. Each step has arise of manda tread of 5 m. (see we Geare & Fars A ve Brel Tage & Prenl 15 eifsal wh eg 8 | ga eee AS gare a cary 50 m B they ae dhe ae (conerete) HAA aI HEAT ml aaid tae 5 m ar bara (ater) 81 (oreght &Ray) 17. Calculate the total volume of concrete required to build the terrace. Be TY a aa A ave ashe a GaI OMe ORR AAT | (A) 570m (B) 705 m3 (©) 650m? (D) 750m 18, Whatis the area of the rectangle box ABCD ? rrerenre fey ABCD wr rare we & ? (a) @ > m ©% m 0) 4 4 4 4 Direetion (19-20) : From point P on the ground the angle of elevation of the top of a 10 m tall building is 30°.A flag is hoisted at the top of the building and the angle of elevation of the top of the flagstaff from P is 45°, AP a Fey PY La 10. m Sa aS Aree a Sa whe 30? BTS Pree ge Ue aT a ERT TT Botte PS eat & Rar wr oer BI 45° 8 ‘8 ra ‘Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-31999 321. What is the length of the flagstaff’ ? eaaee A crag ae 8? (A) 10013 =m, (B) 1003 +m (©) 102+V3)m_ —(D) 1022-V3)m ‘What is the distance of the building from the point P ? fag P aan hana? (A) sy3m_ (B) 20V3m. (©) 310m (D) 10¥3m. PART ‘I’ (PHYSICS) Figure shows a ray of light as it travels from medium 1 to medium 2. Ifrefractive index of medium 1 with AB respect to medium 2is “7 then the value oF angle xis: era Y center wer & fe weprer wr ye fever mem |S ae 2-H ore S| ae ery 2 ede wey | wT svadsio ahem ware Medium 2 ase] earn 457 x=? ere (A)30° (B) 60° (wise (D)4s° ‘Aconstant current I flows ina horizontal wire in the plane of the paper from west to East as shown in the figure. The direction of magnetic field at a point will be South to North : She aA ere re & aren re He rae ae Ree Fg ae ae a oh aire ae eA | FOV fry we yeaah dra aH Re afr a a aH ite ehh, ae — ‘Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-3199923, 24, (A) Directly above the wire (B) Directly below the wire (C)Ata point located in the plane of the paper on the north side of the wire (D) Ata point located in the plane of the paper, on the south side of the wire (A) dea oR eT (B) die ae} 48 eT (C) aR & Sard ae, Bers & oat 4 Rert yw fry er (D) ae aA are, wreoT a ara A Ren wr fey eT Inthe circuit shown in figure reading of voltmeter is V, when only S, is closed, reading of voltmeteris V, when only S, is closed. The reading of voltmeter is V, when both S, and S, are closed then fara Reg ay oftuer a aba ah S, a de OMe teehee wr AMET V, 8 ce dae Gehl Sh az eM we gab atcerieg HI AIT V,81 8, cer S, ait ag ery oR ateesilee mt AI V, & at (A)V2>V,>V; (B)V;>V2>V, (CV;>V,>V. @)V,>V,>V; ‘Two metallic wires A and B are connected in series. Wire A has length / and radius r, while wire B has length 21and radius 2r. If both the wires are of same material then find the ratio of the total resistance of series ‘combination to the resistance of the wire A. 2S) enfeae aR A cen B Ach aoe H Sebi B 1 aR AB rang / cer PAST eB TAT TR B BY eras 2/ ae PTET Qe & a Ste are ww Aang Baa & ch ethos} a we aon are A wAeRe a seg eT 3 3 6 6 AT Bs Oz OFZ ‘Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-31999 1026. Which pairs of rays from the object in the drawing are used to construet the image location produced by the convex spherical mirror of focal length fand radius R? RY S Provera veoh Ha ata reo sian B wfea Pt Rsk ar ge tee re & | a ae ate Gere ath & formal rea R wen wrHe a eI 1 (A) Land 3 (B) Land 2 (C)2and3 (D) Any pair of rays can be taken among shown (A) L aen3 (B) Laer2 (C2713 (D) frend ag Pot ah ang a Freet Sere | What will be the equivalent resistance between points A and B in the given cireuit: fea Ta oferta & eater F fry A ven B & ara wages oferta Fan ee — (A)(5/3)R (B)2R (C)83)R (D)3R Direction (27-28) : A near sighted person wears eye glass with power of -5.5D for distance vision. His doctor prescribes correction of +1.5D in near vision section of his bi-focal which is measured relative to main part of thelens. we Pre gfe dha aren arf —5.SD erin arent eta ar che Gera 8) See R-wlee che F arde 4, Seay faftrcra SB +1.5D erat are che ah were Sa B 27. The focal length of his distance viewing part of lens is wad gy ge am 3 daa wae Ge eM (A)-16.16em (B)-17.17em (C)-18.18em (D)-19.19 em Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-31999 TT28. Focal length of near vision section of the lens is ‘ere Prove qite arr dha at ware eer (A) 660m (B) 66.67 em 29. Column-t (P) Presbyopia / org (Q Retina / (R) Astigmatism /ifteqeren (S) Accommodation / wa (A) P92, Q>1, R>4, S93 (©) P4, Q92, R91, $3 30. Columnt (P) Oersted / aikeS- (Q)Fleming's left-hand rule reife arg ere ar PT (R) Righthand thumb rule etfs erg Bret @1 Pre (S) Michael Faraday / Iga BUS (A) P-3, Q-2, Rel, S-4 (C) P-1, Q-4, R-2, 8-3 (C)70em (D) 68.12. em Columnt (1) Real image / arate afta (2) Bi-focal lens / —wrerw ae (3) Ciliary muscles / ffeent areas (4) Cylindrical lenses / TerToRaG (B) P42, Q94, R>1, S93 (D) P>2, Q>4, R91, $3 Column—Il (1) Direction of force on a current-carrying wire placed in magnetic field. / fraeti dra ee fee afar ae aa (2) Showed electricity and magnetism were related phonomena ‘aren fs fe ote gear a ere (3) Electromagnetic Induction. / aet—gpraetta deer (4) Maxwell's corkscrew rule / Raa a1 tet Ge Pe (B) P-2, Q3, R-4, S-1 (D) P-2, Q1, R-4, $3 PART ‘Til’ (CHEMISTRY) 31. P,Q. Rand are the hypothetical elements present in the perio ble. PQ. ae S crack areoH # siogg prea aa & | Q the number of valence electrons in P, Q, R and S respectively are— ‘Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-31999 12PQ. Rate S 4 eiehoh getagrt aA eee were (A) 3.3.2.2 (B) 2.3.2.3 (C)1,4,5,7 (D)3.3,2,2 32. Beakers A, Band C contain zine sulphate, silver nitrate and iron (I!) sulphate solutions respectively. Copper pieces are added to each beaker. After some time blue colour will appear in case of (A) beaker A (B) beaker B (C) beaker C (D)Alllthe beakers WF A,B aC 4 mae: fie wets, Ren agge sik sree (Il) Tete froma 8 | pets Ta A FIRS EHS Prony ara Bay ea are Fses ora A shen er ears Ba — (AHA (B)WaB (wc (D) whoa 33. Astudent took brine solution and pass electricity for some time. Two gases X and Y released on eletrodes. Then student added few drops of phenolphthalein in the remaining solution then colour of solution will be~ (A) Colourless, (B) Pink (C)Red (D) Orange We DAA are (brine) fora fore site ger Bw wera S fory fararehh oe | Teta iSl OR hs X Te Y Prevents | fire ora 9 ais forest A Rerreetfert al ae gel a Prete at fetes wr eH eh — (ayes (B) qe (Qa (D) arth 34. Description of a few atoms is given in the table ~ ‘areoh 4 qo weArMsH ar awor Rar ra ‘Atom P Q R Ss No. of protons / seit # ea 17 1 17 9 No. of neutrons / gta #1 Hear 18 12 20 10 No. of electrons / gaa ereen | 17 10 17 10 Identify a cation, an anion and a pair of isotopes from the given table. Shag oreo Bee STE, Wom OTT TAM Yee WRN EH a Te TART Anion/#o1RT Pair of isotopes/emrenre yr (A) P Q P.Q B) Q s BR © R P RS © Q s Qs Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-31999 1335. 36. Atomic structures of elements X and Y are schematically represented as ae X ae ¥ ay onlay iver aha wei Hg B- ” © © Which of the following statements is /are correct? Pre a @ Gre arTa Gey Tea A 1 X and Y will form the compound X,Y, X cen Y eaiftra dae afte X,Y, ant 8) Il. X.will form phosphide with formula XP, X, XP, Wienges ire | TI. Yexistsasadivalent cation Y fertaroh erent a Teas | IV. Xcan form X* anion to attain the noble gas configuration X saftie Hre fara are eA Se fey NS HOTTA A aT B | (A) Land Il only /@aat I den (B) Land I only / aa I cen UL (C) ULand IV only / dae Il gen lV (D) only / Sata 1 Anelement“X” after reacting with acids liberate hydrogen gas and can displace Lead and Tin from their salt solution. The metal *X" is: WH TIN” oral Urey MARAT HEI SH Tea SRST AT Teaver wee B ce eT cen Fes Hl SA TTT Ror B wfeRenfta ae wera B | aX? B— (A) Copper tat (B) Gold ta (C)Nickel amt (D) Mereury a Match the following and select the correct option Types of colloids Examples P. Sol 1. Plastic foams, pumice stone Q.Emulsion 2. Milk of magnesia, starch solution R.Solid foam 3. Shaving cream, soap lather S. Foam 4. Milk, face cream ‘Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-31999 1438. ean Para arch rh Remco a w— wings 3 WHR VST P. afar 1 aiften wis, after or ver Q. aR 2, APaRren a gE, er a Rare Rokr 3. Sar ay, ag HT BT 8.5 4.30, Sa (A) P92, Q>4, R91, 893 (B) P94, Q92, R91, 893 (C) P93, Q92, R44, Sl (D) P91, Q92, R94, $93 Match Column-I with Column-ll and select the correct answer using the code given below the columns. cater hat aren epSer emeeh a ape aT ery — Column Fer 1 Column 1&4 I (P) Hardest Non-metal (1) Graphite rere wee ET (Q)Non-metal conducts electricity (2) Sulphur (x72) eg FER er APT aR & (R)Non-metal with lustre (3) Diamond #1 (carbon #14") rey were eT (S)Non-metal used as fungicide (4) Iodine aris mea ht waar a HT aH TAS (A)P> GB): Q> (DR (4): S$ > 2) (B)P>2);Q>(1):R> 4); S >) OP (1): Q 9B): R> 4): S$ > 2) (D)P>G):Q>():R>Q)R> 4) Direetion (39-40) : The element carbon occurs in different forms in nature with widely varying physical properties. Both diamond and graphite are formed by carbon atoms; the difference lies in the manner in which the carbon. atoms are bonded to one another, In diamond, each carbon atom is bonded to four other carbon atoms forming a rigid three-dimensional structure. In graphite, each carbon atom is bonded to three other carbon, atoms in the same plane giving a hexagonal array. One of these bonds isa double-bond, and thus the valency of carbon is satisfied. Graphite structure is formed by the hexagonal arrays being placed in layers one above the other. These two different structures result in diamond and graphite having very different physical properties even though their chemical properties are the same. Diamond is the hardest substance known while graphite is smooth and slippery. Graphite is also a very good conductor of electricity unlike other non-metals. Diamonds ccan be synthesised by subjecting pure carbon to very high pressure and temperature. These synthetic diamonds are small but are otherwise indistinguishable from natural diamonds. Fullerenes form another class of carbon allotropes. The first one to be identified was C-60 which has carbon atoms arranged in the shape of a football. Since this looked like the geodesic dome designed by the US architect Buckminster Fuller, the molecule wasnamed fullerene ‘Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-31999 1ssep ham rare mrad get he ARaoel A en ee erga mee Mr arr eas Bae sb oeamyst oh eae ers ha oh ee oe A sl he 8 ER a een TY or a ora} AT arse & a eng Peh er aa |e nee eh an eT set ord ha ATI BL gover eed rer mere a | art eh ee & Freeh rere etree ge | donee A ecard neater wer gaR oe RTE ere) FART ee ob oer Soe ae arama rg rah Ge eran oe area ee ART rere ee vce ee, aye rear eer ee Ro ora hae eer Rp, eh ae orgs geen ere ha | pe arb arctan oe a ye TITER TFTA (subjecting) ae ea esi Fa on wear a ea TOT BLAAE Sra areen Ao EMI BorreTaeTaE “qatar et sea | es eS C-60 ah rer ag Rae era wey petit hou H mater aE AR ae sftal anfdieae aafiee Ger (Buckminster Fuller) ara feorgs oye ree Yas} wa Tag, So TA ra gt eae Buckminsterfullerene is an allotropic form of mene STOR Te TRE B— (A) phosphorus / ees (B) sulphur / sere (©) carbon /-wrés (D)tin/ 40. Which is used in pencils? wri a are tra a ore (A) Diamond /eiaere (B) Graphite / te (C)Fullerene / gat (D) None of these / #1 78 PART ‘TV’ (BIOLOGY) 41, Identify the following organism and state to which phylum it belongs ? Gila a Geert a ae Tee fs ae HTT HST wT (A)Coelenterata ——_(B) Porifera (©)Platyhelminthes — (D) Annelida (A) Reem get (B) are (©) weiefentis, (D) Mest 42. Inmammals, the testes are located in (A) Abdominal cavity (B) Thoracic cavity (©) Extra-abdominal cavity (D) Pericardial cavity Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-31999 643. 44, ara § gee wei Rema ert e — (A) sete yer (B) aera yer (C) afaRas setts yer (D) WrefSae yer Carbohydrate digestion oceurs first in which structure? (A) mouth (B)intestine (©)stomach (D)none of these ratereges aren waver fare Weer A ert B ? (Aaa (B) aa (© serra (D) SH a aE Te Given below isa diagrammatie sketch of a portion of human male reproductive system. Select the correct set of the names of the parts labelled A,B,C and D. fre ea or ee onrtetta feral 8 arta & aR ors ca ar Ve aie ara re @ | wA A, B, C afk D arr ame, we roca afr (A) A-ureter, B-seminal vesicle, C-prostate, D-bulbourethral gland Aaa, B—eperra, Cainee, D—acdrepere af) (B) A-ureter, B-prostat, C-seminal vesicle, D-bulbourethral gland Aaprarieh, Bose, C—gperera, D-acdtetera sf (C) A-Vas deferens, B-Seminal vesicle, C-prostate, D-bulboure thral gland A-ana Spa, B-gporera, Care, D-aeaeerar (D) A—Vas deferens, B—Seminal vesicle, C—bulboure thral gland, D—prostate Aan Seta, Barer, C—anietert a, D—inee How many types & in what ratio the gametes are produced by a dihybrid heterozygous? (A) 4 types in the ratio of 9:3:3:1 — (B)2 types in the ratio of 3 : 1 (C) 3 types in the ratio of 1: 2:1 (D) 4 types in the ratio of 1:1 ‘Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-31999 7we Revere Pee Ere PCR yeore Bed Pre orgureT A arma Genet FHA sm? (A) 4. 9oR B93: 321 (B) 2 WoR 83:1 (C) 3 weR B,1:2 (D) 4 var 3,1 od 46. Which ofthe followings correct for the diagrams P and Q wr. mechanism of breathing? See or 7 FareMfaA | sree Ge feral P eT Q a ede F Prraferttat AS Orr Te Air entering lungs Air expelled from lungs wa eal brs A ya SEAS ‘wa war eel 8 qa ore B | Options (A) P-Relaxation of muscles of diaphgram ‘Q-Exteral intercostal muscles contracts (B) P-Increase in pressure within pulmonary cavity Q-Decrease in pressure within pulmonary cavity (©)P-Decrease in pressure within pulmonary ea Q-External intercostal muscles relaxes (D)P-Relaxation ofexternal intercostal muscles Q-Decrease in pressure within pulmonary cavity freer (A) P-srerorr a ra # Rar Qearea sional BRR A eget (B) Pogregtia ger} ara ae Qepragia yes ara 4 ah (© Pagragta ye 4 ara 3 ah Qearee sienna frat # Re (D) Peart sieret—ugfer OR reli aor Rare VT Quyrasia yer ara Hae Space for ough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-31999 1847. Match Column] with Column It Column (P) Earthworm (ys (Q) Mammals / eet (R) Aquatic / vier snes (S) Falt worms / ae oF (A) P93, Q95, R91, 892 (C) P>1, Q94, R93, S92 48. Match Column with Column It Column (P) Eosinophils / wifetres (Q)RBC (R)AB group (S) Platelets (1) Systole / Pera (A) P93, Q95, R91, 892, T>4 (C) P>1, Q94, R93, S92, TS Direction (49-50) : A survey of the animal kingdom Column-t (1) Gills Freer (2) Body surface / amifte wae: (3) Moist cuticle /-r ager (4) Tracheal Tubes /2 Pra afer (5) Lungs / Brg (B) P44, Q95, R41, $52 (D) P93, Q95, R94, S92 Column-t (1) Coagulation ee (2) Universal Recipient /-wréftre ar&t (3) Resist infections / torre (4) Contraction of Heart / era wiagert (5) Gas Transport / 28 eertierer (B) P>4, Q95, Ro1, $92, T>3 (D) P93, Q45, R42, $1, To4 shows that different groups of excretory structures. They depend, on their habitats and the nature of the excretory product. wows s eh “ory ora” PAT a a A pf oy Pr ae 49. are ihah # scrfl sin 8 (A) Malpighian tubules ert fer (©) Nephridia / fff fast — Per Gorell sit carter & | we Sas ana ak SeTeHl See Name the excretory structure of platyhelminthes, (B) Falme cells / rarer aero (D)All of the above / sua wt ‘Space for rough work Matix JEE Readomy + Piprall Road, Sitar Ph. O1872-247911, 1 Mab. STEBG-LI999, TTBTE-TIOOT 1350. 51. Mark the function of human kidney. Ia gH wae "Mark" aif (A) Elimination of nitrogenous waste /7ggtoril sarge w Pet (B) Osmoregulation / weiP Tier (C) Osmosis / TRI D) Both (A) and (B) PART ‘V’ (MENTAL ABILITY) 0, 19, 40, 77, 158, ? ArH: 10, 19, 40, 77, 158, 2 a1 stra Fe BT — (A)311 (B)307 (C)301 (D) 299 Inthe following question, the symbols @, © , Sand % are used with the following meanings as, illustrated below ‘A $B" means'A is not smaller than B'; ‘A @B' means'A isneither smaller than nor equal to B'; ‘A ©B! means'A is neither smaller than nor greater than B'; 'A%B' means'A is neither greater than nor equal to B’. Nowin the following question, assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the three conch I. Hand II given below them is/are definitely true and give your answer accordingly. Statements : K © P,P@Q.Q$R Conclusions :1.K@RILR%P HL Q%K (A) Only Land Hare true (B) Only Hand Il are true (C) Only Ilis true (D) AIL, Hand I are true Rye 4 Pre @, ©, $ ser % w wei Ps sell & fra far Tas: ‘A$ B eata'A B'S Bret ete; 'A @B' aea'A TAB! S vrer ei T ABS wae; 'A OB agaa'A TTBS Brera sie TAB GaSe: 'A % B Aaea'A AaB! Yagi 8 sh 7A BY vite wereene 1g Gare a aT AAT fee en er ree e ch Pree 1, Ul cen LA a ore Pat ws ST em wri: K OP P@QQSR freed: LK@R = ILR%P TIL Q%K Find the next term in the s« ‘Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-31999 253. Directions (54-55) : Ina school, there were five teachers. A and B were teaching Hin (A) ae Len I Te (B) daa Il wen MW are (Cae Meat (D) sere 1, ve IL eae How many triangles are there in the following figure ? Fe oma A egal al ea ehh 2 (ay25 (B)20 (31 (p29 and English, C and B ‘were teaching English and Geography. D and A were teaching Mathematics and Hindi, E and B were teaching History and French, ‘Pree (54 - 55): ve weer A Ufa Riera 9 A en B Re) cen seteH gers A | C aeN B seh gen apie Tera A | D cen 34, 55. 56. A aiftre cen fea gare 81 E we B gferers Ten sa TET | Who among the teachers was teaching maximum number of subjects ? weer PRrerant 4 atsren freren caterer Ferret oor se RTT aT? (MA (B)B oc (yD D, Band A were teaching which of the following subjects ? (A)Englishonly (B) Hindi and English (C)English and Geography (D) Hindi only faere D, B vem A are fae aera 2 (A) dae stot (B) fe een atircht (C) sieht ven pie (D) aa fet Look at the symbol-letter-number sequence given below. 2PI@8SLBIV#Q6 6 GWIKCD3 © +£5FRTAY4 Three of the following four are similar in relation to their positions in the above sequence and hence form a group. Which one does not belong to that group ? he Gre Presence ar I eT GS AV — 2PI@S8SLBIV#Q6 8 GWIKCD3 © +£5FRTAY4 Three of the following four ate similar in relation to their positions in the above sequence and hence form a ‘group. Which one does not belong to that group ? (A)QKS (B)L6D (C)PL6 (D)1G © ‘Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-31999 a37. 58. 59. 60. When the time by the watch is 20 minutes past 7, the angle between the hands of the watch is ra wera ait saree ate frre 8 ot aS a Us feos feet ar ore aT (A) 100° (B) 90° (C) 80° (Dy 9s° If 12 March 1986 was Wednesday, then 31* March 1994 would be ‘af 12" arf 1986 quar @ a 31" ard 1994 ee — (A) Wednesday (B) Thursday (©) Friday (D) Saturday (A) gaa (B) Fear (C) Gra (D) afta ‘Match the given net with the correct picture. Pa AY Te ar EA STB Pears A (A) (B) ©) (@) ‘The positions of how many letters in the word WONDERFUL will remain unchanged when the letters within the word are arranged alphabetically’? wre re Ge here rere ay ae gerr A rafter fee siren @, ct ge WONDERFUL 4 ferent stare oraftafetat et ? (A) None (B) One (C)Two (D) Three ‘Space for rough work Matix JEE Aeadomy + Piprall Road, Sikar Ph. 01872241911, Mob. 97836-21999, 7856-31999 2Tuleh alae) GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS |. This booklet is your Question Paper. 2. 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