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Item 1 refers lo the following diagram ofa !.t..ems .i - 5 refer to the f,_,llnwin::?; diagram
vertical section ofa flower. . \\hich repr·~~·.ents the c.:irbun cyck. Certain
processes l>.cur at EACH of the points, (A),
(8), (C) anJ (0).
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(A)
(B)
I
II
.... ln which l'IT>cc.ss are c:1rbohydrates pro-
duced?
(C) II I
(D) IV
5. \Vhich pllH.:~ss contributes to global warm-
ing?
It.em 2 refers to the following diagram.
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The structure label led I is the
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(A) cotyledon
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(B) hy1xx:otyl
(C) radicle
IC i CO.:..+ 21 iLO --> c + 20: ... 211:
(A)
Environmental conditions
l,llandlllonly
(r\)
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(C:)
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(B) I, II and IV only ( D) ·11ansp! rati• m
(C) I, lll and IV only
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15. does water pass from the ocean to the atm os-
12. Which of the follorving problenrs is MOSl' phere?
Iikely to develop in asunbather, with unpro-
tected eyes, if he faces the sun for a lons does*,aterretumtothelandfrorntheatmos-
time? phere?
(A)
(B)
(B) (c)
(c)
/.J- 'fhe diacrarrr belorv
sho*'s an athletic track
ri,ith parrs labelicd (A), (B). (C), (D)
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24. Which of the following devjces is NOT a 28. \/arious lengths of w'ood cut from the same
water safety device bearn are stooci in tum on aplane rvhich is thetl
inclined at a fixcd angle Which system is the
(A) Inflatable balloon LEASTstable?
(B) Inflatable tube
(c)
(D)
Life raft
Lifejacket (A) -t-
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(D)
26. A land breeze is caused by
(A) cool air rising and hot air taking its 29 Which of the following weather systems is
place NOT a cyclonic storm?
(B) hot airrisingand cool airtaking its
place (A) Hurricane
(c) hot air falling and cool airtaking its (B) Tomado
place (c) Trphoon
(D) cool air rising rvith the hot air (D) Thunderstorm
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32. Which ONE, ofthe fol lowi n g arrangernetrts,tf 35. Jane nrade a chicken and potato salad at
the metals aluminium, copper, iron aud zinc is 6.00 a.rn. Alier a long hike, she ate the salad
in DECREASING order of chemicalactiv- and fel I il l.'l'he reason lbr her i llness could bc
itv? that
(A) neutralizes a base 36. \\/hich of the follorving stnrctures helps our
(B) has a pH greater than seven sense ofbalance?
(C) seldomconductselectricitt'insolu-
tion (.\) Cochlea
(D) reacts witlt carbonates to producr: (B) Ossicles
hydrogen and salt (C) Eardrum
(D) Setni-circulzucanals
38. In orcler to determine wltic h rype of il, (A), (B), (C). gr (D), retainerl the
so
mOSt water, Kim carried ou t an experirnent using apparatus shown belorv.
100 cm3
water
Cotton wool
100 ml cylinder
\Yater drained
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40. A ship is made of irorr and is to be used in the 43. Adding common salt to $,itter produces a
sea. Which ofthe following metals is MOS f liquid that is, rvhen compared rvith water,
suitable as a coat to prevent if from rustinp?
(A) greater in pH
(A) Alurninium (B ) greater in density
(B) Znc (C) Iess in chemical reac tivity
(C) Magnesium (D) lessinelectricalconductivity
(D) Copper
44. The force u'hich acts on all bodies in water
causing them to appear to have less rveight is
41. The following are physiological processes called
which can take place in the body.
(A) upthnrst
I. ProductionofVitaminD (B) rift
II. Sweating (C) gaviry
III. Sunbum (D) thrust
tV. Tanning ofthe skin
45. Windorvs made from iron willrustquickly by
Which of the above may result from long the seaside. This is because the air by the
exposure to the sun? seaside has a high percenta5;e of
(A) Ionly (A) carbon dioxide
(B) II and III only (B) iodinevapour
(C) Il,lll and IV only (C) ox-.o'gen
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, at- Which ofthe fol lowing NOT a conductor.of
is 50'['rosourrdsc,f-differentpitchrrustdifferin
electriciLv?
(A) loudness
(A) Copper
(ii) trequency
(B) lro12
(c) tinrbre
(c) Plastic
(D) overtones
(D) fap water
(A) Amplitude
(A)
(B) Tension
Sound J kinctic -) chenrical
(C) Thickness
(B) Clremical--+ kinetic
-> Souild
(D) Densiry
(C) Kinetic-> chemical-* sound
(D) Chernical-> sound -+.kinetic
I. Krnetic Energv
JI. PotentialEnergy
IIi. Radiant Energ;,
(A) Iq,rrlr
(B) UI onl.r,
llTT - (C) II and III orrly
(D) I and II only,
(^) I.ll.lllonl;-
(B) I,ll. iV onlv
(A) I and lI only (c) ll,lll. I!'only
(B) I and III only (D) II,l.I\u only
(c) II and IV on11,
(D) IIIand IV only
l;i
( B)
(D) i"'t'*l11T;T:1'ff:5::?:fi
'lhe raPto ra
(D) dt;iff"ningoflea'vesduringratn
produce electrical
60. A rau'material used to
reactor is
energy in a nuclear
(A) Petroleum
(B) uraniunt
(C) biogas
(D) coal
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