Prof. P.C.

Thomas Classes & Chaithanya Classes

FIRST YEAR GULF BATCH (24/03/14)

PHYSICS (Thermal Properties of Matter) (c) 2 (d) 2.5

1. If an annular ring of radii r1 and r2 is heated, 6. Two cylindrical rods of length 1
and 2

then radii r1 and r2 have thermal conductivities k1

and k2 respectively. The ends of the rod are
maintained at the same temperature
r
difference. If 1  2 2 and r1  2 , the rates of
2
K
heat flow in them will be the same if 1 is
K2

(a) r1 increases, r2 decreases (a) 1 (b) 2

(c) 4 (d) 8
(b) r2 increases, r1 decreases
7. A body cools from 50.0o C to 49.9oC is 5s . The
(c) both r1 and r2 increase
time it take to cool from 40.0o C to 39.9oC
(d) both r1 and r2 decrease will be (Assume the temperature of the
2. The heat given to a body which raises its surrounding’s to be 30o C and Newton’s law
temperature by 1C is called of cooling to be valid)
(a) water equivalent (a) 2.5 s (b) 10s
(b) temperature gradient (c) 20s (d) 5 s
(c) thermal capacity 8. Three rods made of same material, length
(d) specific heat and having the same cross-section have
3. Three moles of H2 is mixed with one mole been joined as shown in the figure. The
temperature of their free ends are shown in
of Ne . The molar specific heat at constant
figure. Then the temperature of their
pressure will be
junction  T  is
9 13R
(a) R (b)
4 4
9R 13R
(c) (d)
2 9
4. A cylinder of radius R made of a material of
thermal conductivity K 1 , is surrounded by
a cylindrical shell of inner radius R and
outer radius 2R made of a material of (a) 45oC (b) 60o C
thermal conductivity K 2 . The two ends of (c) 30o C (d) 20o C
the combined system are maintained at two 9. An iron rod just fit into a hole in a brass
different temperatures. There is no loss of disc. Then
heat across the cylindrical surface and the (a) on heating, the rod will become loose
system is in the steady state. The effective (b) on cooling, the rod will become loose
thermal conductivity of the system is (c) on heating the rod will become tight
K 1K 2 (d) none of these
(a) K1  K2 (b)
K1  K2
10. The specific heat capacity of water is
K1  3K2 3K1  K2 1calg 1 C1 at
(c) (d)
4 4
(a) 0o C (b) 15oC
5. A slab of stone of area 0.34 m2 and thickness
(c) 40o C (d) 60o C
10cm is exposed on the lower face to steam
11. Among the following, the one which is not
at 100o C. A block of ice at 0o C rests on the
the unit of universal gas constant (R) is
upper face of the slab. In one hour, 3.6 kg of
ice is melted. Assume that the heat loss from (a) litre  atm1  mole1 K 1
the sides is negligible. The latent heat of (b) erg  mole1 K 1
fusion of ice is 3.4  105 Jkg 1 . The thermal (c) joule  mole1K 1
conductivity of the stone in SI units will be
(d) cal  mole1K 1
(a) 1 (b) 1.5
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12. Of the following, the instrument which is (d) the level of the liquid may rise or fall,
most suitable for measuring a temperature depending on the nature of the metal
range of 200o C to 600o C is and liquid.
(a) Platinum resistance thermometer 20. A thin copper wire of length L increases in
(b) constant volume hydrogen thermometer its length by 1% , when heated from T1
(c) thermo couple thermometer to T2 . What is the percentage change in area
(d) mercury thermometer when a thin copper plate with dimensions
13. The temperature at which Fahrenheit 2L  L is heated through the same range of
thermometer shows the same reading as temperature?
Kelvin scale will be (a) 1% (b) 2%
(a) 574.25 (b) 100 (c) 3% (d) 4%
(c) 174.25 (d) 40 21. Two rods of length L 1 and L 2 are welded
o
14. 1kg of ice at 0 C is mixed with 1kg of water together to make a composite rod of
length L1  L2 . If the coefficients of linear
at 80o C. The resulting temperature of the
mixture is (latent heat of fusion of ice is expansions of the rods are 1 and 2
3.36  105 Jkg 1 , specific heat capacity of respectively, the effective coefficient of
linear expansion of the composite rod will
water is 4.2103 Jkg1K1 )
be
(a) 0o C (b) 4oC 1
(c) 13 Co
(d) 9 C o
(a)    2 
2 1
(b) 1  2

15. For substances, that contract on L 1  1  L2 2 L 1  1  L2 2

(c) (d)
solidification, melting point will L1  L 2 L1  L 2
(a) increase with pressure 22. A steel metre scale is to be ruled so that the
(b) decrease with pressure millimeter intervals are accurate to about
(c) not change with pressure 5 105 m at a certain temperature. The
(d) decrease linearly with pressure maximum temperature variation allowed
16. The SI unit of Stefan’s constant    is 
during ruling is steel  10 106 K 1 
2 4 2 4
(a) Wm K (b) Wm K (a) 2C (b) 5 C
(c) Wm K 2 4
(d) Wm 2
(c) 7C (d) 10C
17. When a solid metallic sphere is heated, the 23. A drilling machine of power P is used to
largest percentage increase occurs in its drill a hole in a copper block of mass Mkg .
(a) diameter (b) surface area If the specific heat of copper is s Jkg 1 C1
(c) volume (d) density and 40% of the power is lost due to heating
18. A steel tape measures the length of a copper of the machine, the rise in temperature of
rod as L cm , when both are at 20C , the the block in T seconds will be  in C
calibration temperature of the tape. If the 0.6PT 0.6P
coefficients of linear expansion for steel and (a) (b)
Ms MsT
copper are S and C respectively. What
0.4PT 0.4P
would be the scale reading in cm, when both (c) (d) .
Ms MsT
are at 21C ?
24. A geyser, operating on LPG, heat water
L 1  C  L C
(a) (b) flowing at the rate of 3 litre min 1 , from
1  S  S
27C to 77C . If the heat of combustion of
L S LPG is 4 104 Jg1 , how much fuel in gram is
(c) (d) L
C consumed per minute?
19. A metallic container is completely filled (a) 15.25 (b) 15.5
with a liquid. The coefficient of linear (c) 15.75 (d) 16
expansion of the metal is 2 106 C1 and 25. How much heat energy in joule has to be
the coefficient of cubical expansion of the supplied to 14g of nitrogen at room
liquid is 6  106 C1 . On heating the vessel, temperature to raise its temperature by
(a) the liquid overflows 40C at constant pressure.
(b) the level of the liquid falls (a) 50R (b) 60R
(c) the level of the liquid remains (c) 70R (d) 80R
unchanged

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26. Two kilogram of ice at 20C is mixed with 32. The weakest base is
5kg of water at 20C in an insulating vessel a) LiOH b) NaOH
of negligible heat capacity. Then the final c) KOH d) RbOH
mass of water in the vessel is 33. One of the following properties of the
alkaline earth metals which decreases when
Given : the specific heats of water and ice are
we move from Be to Ba is
1kcalkg 1 C1 and 0.5kcalkg 1 C1 , latent a) Oxidation potential
heat of fusion of ice is 80kcalkg 1 . b) Basic character of hydroxides
c) Solubility of hydroxides
(a) 7kg (b) 6kg
d) Electronegativity
(c) 4kg (d) 3kg 34. Based on lattice energy and other
27. The snow on the mountains does not melt at considerations which one of the following
all at once when it is heated by the sun alkali metal chlorides is expected to have the
because highest melting point
a) LiCl b) NaCl
(a) it becomes very hard
c) KCl d) RbCl
(b) it reflects most of the heat from the sun 35. The maximum ionic mobility of alkali metal
(c) it has low specific heat capacity ions in aqueous solution is for
(d) it has high latent heat of fusion a) K+ b) Rb+
28. In which of the following processes, c) Li+ d) Na+
36. 223Fr has a half-life of only ---------
convection does not primarily takes place?
a) 21 minutes b) 21 days
(a) sea and land breeze c) 210 years d) 21 seconds
(b) boiling of water 37. The size of Lithium is very close to that of
(c) warming of the glass of a bulb due to a) Na b) Be c) Mg d) K
the filament. 38. The hydration enthalpies of alkali metal
(d) heating of air around a furnace. ions….down the group
a) increase b) decreases
29. According Newton’s law of cooling, the rate
c) no change d) can not be predicted
of cooling of a body is proportional to
39. The elements with more density than
 
n
, where  is the difference of the potassium is /are
temperature of the body and surroundings, a) Li b) Na
where n is equal to c) Rb d) both b and c
40. The alkali metals and their salts impart
(a) 2 (b) 3
characteristic colour to an oxidizing flame.
(c) 4 (d) 1 The colour of the Rb salts is
30. The temperature of the two outer surfaces of a) violet b) green
a composite slab, consisting two different c) blue d) violet red
materials having coefficients of thermal 41. The superoxide O 2 is more stable in
conductivity K and 2K , thickness x and
association with the cation
4x , respectively are T2 and T1  T2  T1  . The a) Li+ b) Na+ c) K+ d) all
rate of heat transfer through the slab in 42. The oxidation state of oxygen in the
A  T2  T1  K molecule KO2 is
steady state is f , where f is a) zero b) -1 c) -2 d) -1/2
x
equal to 43. The soluble fluoride of the alkaline earth
metals is
a) BeF2 b) MgF2
c) CaF2 d) SrF2
44. The correct statement is
a) Li2CO3 is soluble in water
b) Carbonates of Na, K, NH4 are soluble in
water
c) Carbonates of Ca, Ba, Sr are soluble in
1 water
(a) 1 (b)
2 d) Basic carbonates of Mg and Cu are
2 1 soluble in water
(c) (d) 45. Among the alkali metal halides, the most
3 3
CHEMISTRY 10 covalent in nature is
31. The blue colour of alkali metal in liquid a) lithium iodide b) sodium iodide
ammonia solution is due to c) potassium iodide d) cesium iodide
a) Coloured cations 46. White metal is an alloy of
b) Ammoniated cations a) Li b) Na
c) Ammoniated electrons c) Rb d) both b and c
d) Colour of liquid ammonia
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47. The metal which is used as a coolant in 56. Regarding beryllium chloride ,the correct
nuclear reactors is statement is
a) Li b) Ca c) Na d) Rb e) Cs i) In the vapour phase Be is sp hybridised
48. The incorrect statement among the ii) In the solid state ,BeCl2 is polymerised
following is/are iii) In the solid state, BeCl2 is sp3 hybridised
a) Lithium is the least reactive but the iv) In the solid state, each Be has two
strongest reducing agent among all the covalent and two coordinate bonds
alkali metals. a) i ,ii, iii only b) ii, iii only
b) On combustion in air it forms Li3N c) iii only d) all are correct
c) Lithium hydrogencarbonate is not 57.
obtained in the solid form COLUMN – I COLUMN – II
d) On reaction with ethyne, lithium forms A. Polymeric P. Be(OH)2
ethynide compound
e) Lithium nitrate when heated gives Q. LiCl
B. Amphoteric nature
lithium oxide, Li2O
49. The correct statement/s among the C. Soluble in organic R. BeCl2
following is/are solvents
a) Magnesium and lithium don’t form D. Evolves CO2 on S. Al(OH)3
superoxide heating
b) Solid hydrogencarbonates are not T. K.
formed by lithium and magnesium. E. Forms superoxide
c) Both LiCl and MgCl2 are soluble in on heating
ethanol. U. Li2CO3
d) LiCl is deliquescent
e) all are correct a) A-P, B-Q, C-R, D-S, E-U
50. Soluble compound/s in water among the b) A-P, B-Q, C-R, D-S, E-T
following is/are c) A-R, B-P, C-Q, D-U, E-T
1) BeO 2) BeSO4 3) BaO 4) BaSO4
d) A- P, B- R, C-Q, D-U, E-U
a) 2 only b1 and 3
58. The wrong statement is
c) 2 and 3 d) all except 4
51. An acid salt among the following is/are a) LiHCO3 does not exist in the solid state
a) NaHSO4 b) Na2HPO3 b) LiNO3 on heating gives Li2O while other
c) KH2PO2 d) all of these alkali metal nitrates decompose to give
e) both b and c the corresponding nitrite
52. A compound of sodium does not give CO2 c) Li and all group 2 elements can directly
when heated but it gives CO2 when treated combine with O2 and N2 of the
with dilute acids. The crystalline compound atmosphere when burnt in air
is found to have 16%Na and 62%H2O Hence d) Beryllium halides are covalent in nature
the compound is
while halides of other group 2 metals
a) NaHCO3.10H2O b) NaHCO3.5H2O
are ionic in nature
c) Na2CO3.10H2O d) Na2CO3.5H2O
e) BeCO3 is thermally stable while BaCO3,
A 
 


 2 H O
53. Metal M + air is highly unstable
59. The carbides give the gaseous products on
B HCl

 White fumes hydrolysis .The wrong pair is
The metal M can be a) Be2C - CH4 b) A14C3 — C2H2
a) Mg b) Al c) CaC2 — C2H2 d) Mg4C3 — C3H4
c) K d) Na 60. The wrong statement among the following
54. X and Y are two metals .When burnt in air is
,X forms only oxide while Y forms oxide and a) The raw materials for the production of
nitride .The metals x and Y are cement are limestone, clay and gypsum
a) Ca and Mg b) Na and Mg b) The heat of hydration of group 2 metal
c) Li and Na d) Na and K
ions decrease with an increase in their
55. Consider the following abbreviations for
ionic size
hydrated alkali ions
c) On heating NaNO3 forms Na2O
X = Li(H 2O) n  Y = K (H 2O) n  d) Hydration of alkali metal ion is less than
Z = Cs(H 2O) n  that of group 2 metal ions of the same
Which is the correct order of the size of period.
these hydrated alkali ions e) Both KO2 and NO2 are paramagnetic
a) X > Y > Z b) Z > Y > X species
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 MATHEMATICS  (P 10) 68. The area bounded by the curves x+2|y| =1
61. Area of triangle with vertices (a,b), (x1,y1) and x=0 is
and (x2,y2) where a,x1,x2 are in GP and also 1 1
a) b)
b, y1,y2 are in G.P with common ratios r and 4 2
s respectively is c) 1 d) 2
e) none of these
a) ab (r-1) (s-1) (s-r)
69. The reflection of the point (4,-13) on the line
b) ½ ab (r+1) (s+1) s-r) 5x+y+6 =0 is
c) ½ ab (r-1) (s-1) (s-r) a) (-1,-14) b) (3,4)
d) ab(r+1) (s+1) (r-s) c) (1,2) d) (-4,13)
e) none of these e) none of these
62. The medians AD and BE of the triangle with 70. The diagonals of a parallelogram PQRS are
vertices A(0,b), B(0,0) and C(a,0) are along the lines x+3y=4 and 6x-2y=7. Then
PQRS must be a
mutually perpendicular if
a) rectangle b) square
a) b  2 a b) a = 2 b c) rhombus d) cyclic quadrilateral
c) b =- 2 a d) a=b e) none of these
e) none of these 71. Equation of the line parallel to x axis and
bisecting the join of (1,4) and (-2,6) is
63. A straight line meets the axes at A and B
a) y = 5 b) y=3
such that the centroid of AOB is (a,a).
1
Then the equation of line AB is c) y=-1 d) x=-
2
a) x+y=a b) x-3y=a e) none of these
c) x+y=2a d) x+y=3a 72. Equation of line through the intersection of
e) none of these the lines x-2y=1 and x+3y=2 and parallel to
64. If t1, t2, t3 are distinct, then the points 3x+4y=0 is

 
(t1,2at1+at13), t 2 ,2at 2  at 32 and
a) 3x+4y+5=0 b) 3x+4y=10
c) 3x+4y=5 d) 3x+4y+6=0
t ,2at
3 3  at  are collinear if
3
3
e) none of these
73. The line formed by joining (-1,1) and (5,7)
a) t1t2t3 =1 b) t1 +t2 +t3 = t1t2t3
is divided by a line x+y=4 in the ratio
c) t1 +t2+t3 =0 d) t1 +t2 +t3 =1
a) 1:2 b) 1:3
e) none of these c) 3:4 d) 1:4
65. A point equidistant from the lines e) none of these
4x+3y+10=0, 5x-12y+26=0 and 74. The number of integer values of m for which
7x+24y-50=0 is the x-coordinate of the point of intersection
a) (1,-1) b) (1,1) of the lines 3x+4y=9 and y=mx+1 is also an
c) (0,0) d) (0,1) integer is
a) 2 b) 0
e) none of these
c) 4 d) 1
66. If p and p are perpendiculars from origin e) none of these
upon the straight lines xsec+ycosec =a 75. The points (1,2) and (3,4) were to be on the
and xcos-ysin =a cos2 then the value of same side of the line 3x-5y+a=0 then
the expression 4p2 +p2 is a) 7 < a<11 b) a=7
c) a=11 d) a < 7 or a > 11
a) a2 b) 3a2
e) none of these
c) 2a2 d) 4a2
76. The vertices of a triangle are (6,0), (0,6) and
e) none of these (6,6). The distance between its circumcentre
67. A line passes through the point (2,2) and is and centroid is
perpendicular to the line 3x+y=3, then its a) 2 2 b) 2
y-intercept is c) 2 d) 1
1 2 4 e) none of these
a) b) c) 1 d) e) none of these
3 3 3 77. A straight rod of length 9 units slides with its
ends A,B always on X and Y axes respectively.
Then the locus of the centroid of OAB is
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 a) x2 +y2 =3 b) x2 +y2 = 9 x y x y
b)   1 or   1
c) x2 +y2 =1 d) x2 +y2 = 81 2 3 2 1
e) none of these x y x y
78. The centroid of the triangle formed by the points c)   1or   1
2 3 2 1
(0,0), (cos,sin) and (sin,-cos) lies on the line
x y x y
y=2x then  is d)   1 or  1
2 3 2 1
a) tan-12 b) tan-1(-2) e) none of these
c) tan-1(-3) d) tan-1(1/3) 85. The orthocentre and centroid of a triangle
e) tan-1(1/2) are (-3,5) and (3,3) respectively. Then the
79. A straight line through the origin O meets circumcentre is
the parallel lines 4x+2y=9 and 2x+y+6=0 at a) (6,2) b) (0,8)
points P and Q respectively. Then the point c) (6,-2) d) (0,4)
O divides the segment PQ in the ratio e) (-6,-2)
a) 1:2 b) 3:4
86. A man starts from the point P(3,4) and
c) 2:1 d) 4:3
reaches point Q(0,1) touching xaxis at
e) none of these
R(,0) such that PR + RQ is minimum, then
80. A point moves such that the area of the
=
triangle formed by it with the points (1,5)
3 3
and (3,-7) is 21 sq. units. Then a locus of a) b) c) 3 d) none of these
5 5
the point is
87. The mid point of the domain of the
a) 6x+y-32=0 b) 6x-y+32=0
c) x+6y-32=0 d) 6x-y-32=0 function f (x)  4  2x  5 for real x is
e) none of these 1 3 2 2
a) b) c) d)  e) none of these
81. Locus of centroid of the triangle whose 4 2 3 5
vertices are (a cost, a sint), (bsint, -bcost) 88. If two sides of a triangle are represented by
and (1,0) where t is a parameter is 2 x  3 y  4  0 and 3x  2 y  3  0 , then its
a) (3x+1)2 +(3y)2 =a2 - b2 orthocentre lies on the line
b) (3x-1)2 +(3y)2 =a2 – b2 8
c) (3x-1)2 +(3y)2 =a2 +b2 a) x  y  0 b) 3x  2 y  1  0
15
d) (3x+1)2 +(2y)2 =a2 +b2 9 5
e) none of these c) 9 x  y   0 d) 4 x  3 y   0
13 13
82. Which one of the following is the reflection 89. If a,b,c are three consecutive odd numbers,
of the point (4,3) on the line x+y=0 then the line ax  by  c  0 passes through
a) (-4,3) b) (-3,-4)
a fixed point having co-ordinates
c) (-3,4) d) (4,-3)
a) (2,3) b) (1,2) c) (0,1) d) (1,2)
e) (3,4)
90. If a,b,c be the sides of ABC in usual
83. A(2,-3) and B(-2,1) are the vertices of a
notations and the lines ax  by  c  0 ,
ABC. If the centroid of the triangle moves
bx  cy  a  0 and cx  ay  b  0 are
on the line 2x+3y=1, then the locus of vertex
C is concurrent, then ABC is
a) 3x+2y=5 b) 2x-3y=7 a) right angled b) equilateral
c) 2x+3y=9 d) 3x-2y=3 c) isosceles d) scalene
BIOLOGY
e) 2x+3y=7
84. Equation of straight line passing through the 61. Energy is released when
point (4,3) and making intercepts on the a) Glycogen is made from -glucose
b) Amino acids are joined to form proteins
coordinate axes whose sum is –1, is c) β-glucose molecules are joined to form
cellulose
x y x y
a)   1or   1 d) Glucose is degraded to lactic acid
2 3 2 1 e) polymer is made from monomer
62. The energy required for performing osmotic
works in the body is
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 a) Not stored in the body but is made just
when it is required
b) Taken from outside the body in the form B.
of heat C.
c) stored in the body in the form of heat
energy A B C
d) Obtained from anaerobic respiration only a Oxidoreductase Transferase Lyase
e) stored in the chemical bonds b Oxidoreductase Hydolase Transferase
63. ‘Bioenergetics’ deals with c Dehydrogenase Lyase Transferase
a) Commercial production of electricity d Dehydrogenase Isomerase Hydrolase
using living organisms e Oxidoreductase Lyase Isomerase
b) Trapping, storage and utilization of 68. Consider the following statements.
energy for work in living systems 1. Palmitic acid has 15 carbons excluding
c) The various ways by which organisms carboxyl carbon.
produce energy 2. Arachidonic acid has 19 carbons
d) The various ways organisms get their excluding carboxyl carbon.
food 3. The chemical and physical properties of
e) Photosynthesis only aminoacids are essentially of the amino,
64. A polypeptide chain is a
a) Circular chain of amino acids with no free carboxyl and R functional groups.
end 4. Fatty acids could be saturated(with
b) Group of many linear chains of amino double bond) and unsaturated(without
acids double bond)
c) Collection of many chains of amino acids How many of these statements are right?
arranged in to a network a)1 b)2 c)3 d)4 e)0
d) Linear chain of glucose molecules 69. Synthesis of cholesterol from acetic acid is
e) Linear chain of amino acids an example for:
65. Aminoacid residue of a portion of a 1) Biosynthetic pathway
hypothetical protein is shown. 2) Anabolic pathway
3) Catabolic pathway
a) 1&2 b) 3 only c) 1&3
d) 1 only e) 2 only
70. The linkage shown in the following figure is
present in:
P Q R S
Identify the amino acids labeled as P, Q, R
& S and match the following.
(Amino acids) Single letter code
P. i (T)
a) Amylase b) Glycogen
Q. ii (Y)
R. iii (C) c) Cellulose d) Insulin e) Cellulase
S. iv (S) 71. Consider the following statements.
v (E) 1. Nucleic acids exhibit a wide variety of
vi (G) secondary structures
a) P-ii, Q-iv, R-iii, S-i 2. The blood concentration of glucose in a
b) P-iii, Q-iv, R-i, S-ii normal healthy individual is 4.5-5.0 mM,
c) P-iv, Q-iii, R-v, S-ii while that of hormones would be
d) P-iv, Q-iii, R-i, S-vi nanograms/ mL.
e) P-iv, Q-iii, R-ii, S-v 3. There is no uncatalysed metabolic
66. Consider the following four statements (1-
4), and select the correct option stating conversion in living systems.
which ones are true (T) and which ones are 4. A number of enzymes require metal ions
false (F) for their activity which form coordination
Statements : bonds with side chains at the active site
(1) All the elements present in a sample of and at the same time form only one
earth’s crust are also present in a sample coordination bond with the substrate
of living tissue How many of these statements are wrong?
(2) Lipids could be simple fatty acids a) 1 b)2 c)3 d) 4 e) 0
(3) Nucleic acids like DNA and RNA 72. How many of the following are polymeric
consist of nucleotides only substances?
(4) Adenine and Guanine are substituted RNA,DNA, Starch, Cellulose, Collagen,
purines while Thymine, Cytosine and Rubisco, Tripalmitin, Rubp, Invertase
Uracil are substituted pyrimidines. a) 9 b) 8 c) 7 d) 6 e) 4
Options : 73. Consider the following reactions.
(1) (2) (3) (4) 1. Removal of CO2 from amino acids
a) T F F T making an amino acid into an amine
b) T T F F 2. Removal of amino group in a nucleotide
c) F F T T
d) F T T F
base
e) T T T T 3. Hydrolysis of a glycosidic bond in a
67. Enzymes involved in the following reactions disaccharide
are: Of these reactions, examples for metabolic
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d) 2&3 only e) 1, 2& 3 hormones. They are secreted from:
74. Consider the following statements. a) Oesophagus b) Ileum
1) For chemical process a general rule of c) Duodenum d) Pyloric stomach
thumb is that rate doubles or decreases by 84. Pick out the layer from which the Brunner’s
half for every 10°C change in either gland arises.
direction.
2) A multistep chemical reaction, when each
of the steps is catalysed by the same
enzyme complex or different enzymes, is
called a metabolic pathway.
3) The essential chemical components of
many coenzymes are vitamins.
Of these statements
a) 1 is correct but 2&3 are wrong
b) 2 is correct but 1&3 are wrong a) C b) D c) B d) A
c) 3 is wrong but 1&2 are correct 85. Backflow of the fecal matter in the large
d) 2&3 are correct but 1&4 are wrong intestine is prevented by the presence of:
e) 1, 2&3 are correct (a) Sphincter of Oddi
75. Read the following statement having two (b) Ileo-caecal valve
blanks (A and B): (c) Gastro-oesophageal sphincter
In a polysaccharide chain , the right end is (d) Pyloric sphincter
called the …… and the left end is called 86. Which one of the following pairs of food
the……. components in humans reaches the stomach
The one correct option for the two blanks is: totally undigested?
(a) Protein & Starch
Blank – A Blank - B
a) N-terminal reducing end (b) Starch & Fat
b) C-terminal N-terminal (c) Fat & Cellulose
c) N-terminal C-terminal (d) Starch & Cellulose
d) non-reducing end reducing end 87. Which of the following disorder is called 4D
e) reducing end non-reducing end syndrome and is due to the deficiency of:
76. Hormonal control of the secretion of a) Scurvy, Vitamin C
digestive juices is carried out by the local b) Pellagra, Niacin
hormones produced by the: c) Beri-beri, Thiamine
(a) Gastric mucosa d) Pernicious anaemia- Vitamin B12
(b) Intestinal mucosa 88. Emulsification of fat will not occur in the
(c) Hepatic lobules (d) Both (a) & (b) absence of:
77. Gall bladder is meant for: a) Lipase b) Pancreatic juice
(a) Storing bile c) Bile pigments d) Bile salts
(b) Concentrating bile 89. Identify the site of production of enzymes A,
(c) Storing & concentrating bile B and C:
(d) Storing bile and producing CCK.
78. Centres which control hunger and satiety are
located in:
(a) Cerebral cortex (b) Hypothalamus
(c)Cerebellum (d) Medulla oblongata
79. The buccal cavity performs two major
functions and they are:
(a) Production of enzymes and deglutition
(b) Mastication of food & production of a) A- Pancreas, B- Duodenum, C-
enzymes Duodenum
(c) Prevention of infection & release of b) A- Duodenum, B- Duodenum, C-
enzymes Duodenum
(d) Mastication of food and facilitation of c) A- Stomach, B- Pancreas, C- Duodenum
swallowing. d) A- Liver, B- Pancreas, C- Ileum
80. Human nutrition can be rightly be termed: 90. The disorder characterized by abnormal
a) Omnivorous b) Herbivorous frequency of bowel movement and increased
c) Carnivorous d) Sanguivorous liquidity of the fecal discharge which
81. Absorption of which of the following does reduces the reabsorption of food:
not occur in the stomach: a) Constipation b) Diarrhoea
A. Amino acids B. Alcohol c) Vomiting d) Indigestion
C. Simple sugars D. Water
E. Drugs F. Fats
a) B, C & D b) A, D & F
c) A, E & F. d) E & F.
82. Vitamin necessary for the normal
functioning of liver and blood clotting and
preventing haemorrhage is:
a) Tocopherol b) Phylloquinone
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 transmitted equally to all points
HINTS (20/03/14) undiminished.
7. Ans : (C)
PHYSICS Apparent weight of water weighed in water
SOLUTIONS itself is zero.
1. Ans : (D) 8. Ans : (B)
Tension in the string is equal to the Let the pressure at the bottom be
apparent weight of the brass block in water. Pbottom  Pa  hw g , where Pa  10.5 w g
App.wt  Act.wt  upthrust It is given that,
0.5 Pbottom  3Pa
 0.5  10   1000  10
8000
  Pa  hw g   3Pa
5
 5   4.4N  hw g  2Pa
8
2. Ans : (D)  h w  g  2 10.5w  g
The weight of liquid displaced by the  h  21m
portion of the block that comes out when the 9. Ans : (A)
weight falls into water is equal to weight Let F1 and F2 be the forces acting on the two
itself. That is, sides of the gate.
200 g  A  2 1 g h g
 200  2a2  a  10cm F1  P1 A1  1 w  A1
2
where a is the side of the cube. h2w g
F2  P2 A2   A2
3. Ans : (D) 2
Density of the substance is Net force on the gate is
1.3gL1  1.3 103 gcm3
Relative density is F  F1  F2
body 1.3  103 gcm 3 15  103  10 10  103  10
  1.3  103   10  15   10  10
water 1gcm 3 2 2
4. Ans : (C)  6.25  106 N  6250kN
Pressure at the bottom of the lake is
P1  Pa  hg and pressure at the surface of 10. Ans : (D)
the lake P2  Pa . According the question, the apparent weight
of lead in water is equal to the apparent
Assuming the temperature of the lake to be weight of iron in kerosene.
constant , applying Boyle’s law
That is,
P1 V1  P2V2 , where V1 and V2 are the volume
     
of the bubble at the bottom and surface Mlead g  1  water   Miron g  1  kerosene 
 lead   iron 
respectively.
4 4  1   0.8 
 Pa  hg  3 r13  Pa  3 r23 Mlead  1    20 1 
 11   8 
 Mlead  19.8g
   
3
 105  70  103  10  3  103  105  r23
11. Ans : (A)
 8  105  27  109  105  r23
Surface tension of mercury is large , so it
 r2  6  103 m  6mm does not cling to glass.
5. Ans : (B) 12. Ans : (D)
For the floating cube When the diameter of the soap bubble
himmersed body increase, its surface area increases. The
 work done to increase the surface area is
h water
equal to the increase in surface energy of the
himmersed 600
   himmersed  6cm bubble. That is
10 1000
Pressure at the bottom of the cube is  
W  8 r22  r12 S, but r2  3r1
2
P  himmersed  g  6  10  10  10
3
 1 
 W  8 9r  r12 S  64r12S
2

 600Pa 13. Ans : (D)

6. Ans : (D) The radius of the interface when two soap
By Pascal’s law of transmission of fluid bubbles of radii a 1 and a 2 are in contact
pressure, the pressure change made at any a 1a 2
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14. Ans : (C) 21. Ans : (B)
The excess pressure across the meniscus The hot needle when touches the water
formed at the hole balances the pressure due surface reduces the surface tension, so the
to the mercury column remaining in the wooden pieces move away from each other.
vessel. That is
2T r 22. Ans : (B)
 hg, but R 
R cos  The force required to move the upper plate
2Tcos  2 480  cos135 is equal to the viscous force between the
h  plates. Thus,
rg 0.2  13.6  980
 0.25cm dv 5  102
F  A  1.2  200  104 
Here  is the angle of contact. dx 1  103
15. Ans : (B)  1.2N
The excess pressure inside a liquid drop is 23. Ans : (C)
2T 2 73 The rate of flow of water through the orifice
P    730dynecm2 is
R 0.2
16. Ans : (D) Q  av  r2 2gh
The work done in spraying a liquid drop  3.14  12  2  1000  20
into N droplets or increase in surface
 628cm3 s1
energy when a drop is broken in to N
24. Ans : (A)
droplets is
Range of efflux of water through an orifice is
 1 
W  4a2  N3  1  T given by R  2 h1h2 , where h 1 is the depth
 
of orifice from the water surface and h 2 is its
 1

 4a2  273  1  T height above the ground. Here the range of
  water from the two orifices are equal, that is
 8a2T 2 h 3  h   2 2.4  0.6
17. Ans : (B)
Let N droplets each of radius r , combine to  h  2.4m
where h is the height of A above the
form a drop of radius R . Total surface
ground.
energy of the N droplets is N  4r2T .
25. Ans : (A)
Surface energy of the drop is 4R 2T .
For the rising ball,
The required ratio is , upthrust  weight  viscous force
1
Ef 4R 2T R2 Fb  Mg  FV
  , but R  N 3
r
Ei N  4r2T Nr2
Fb F F F
2  1 V  V  b 1
Ef N r 3 2
1 1 1 Mg Mg Mg Mg
  1 
Ei Nr2 1
20 F 
N 3  8000  3  V  L  1  3  1  2  L  3b 
Mg b
18. Ans : (B)
26. Ans : (D)
When a capillary tube of insufficient length
The rate of flow of liquid through a capillary
is dipped in water, water rises up to
tube is
available height and adjusts the curvature of
 Pr 4
the meniscus. Q  Q  r4
19. Ans : (D) 8
4 4
Excess pressure inside a soap bubble is Q2  r2   1  1
   
4T P1 R 2 R Q1  r1   2  16
P  . Therefore   2  3.
R P2 R 1 R1 Q
Q2  1
The ratio of the volumes is given by 16
V1 R 31 1 1 27. Ans : (C)
  
V2 R 32 33 27 When capillary tubes are connected in
20. Ans : (A) parallel,
It is given that the force due to surface Q  Q1  Q 2
tension balances the weight of the liquid  Pr 4  Pr 4  Pr 4
  , but  
column inside the capillary tube. 8 eq 8 1 8 2 1 2

That is
2R  Tcos   mg  eq 
4
2
mg 75  10
 2R   28. Ans : (B)
Tcos  6  102  cos0 Time taken to a empty a vessel containing a
 12.5  102 m
liquid to height h is t  h .
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 t2 h per litre
h 1 12 9968 25590
 2  
t1 h1 4h 2
t 1 10 54. A)
t2    5min
2 2 0.91 gm of H2O2 solution will produce
29. Ans : (A) 22400  0.91
= = 300ml of O2
Terminal velocity  v t  of a raindrop of 68
radius  r  is 300
volume strength = = 30
2r2 10
vt 
9
   g 55. D)
2 no of equivalents of H2O2 = no of
v2 r
 v t  r2   2
2
equivalents of KMnO4
v1 r 1
v  10
V r3 8 r  200  2
But , 2  23   2  2 5 .6
V1 r1 1 r1 v = 224
v 56. A)
 2  4  v 2  4v1  4  2  8cms 1
v1 Degree of haredness of H2O is 40 ppm
30. Ans : (D) 106 g of water contain CaCO3 = 40g
Applying Bernoulli’s theorem we get 1 mole of CaCO3 = 1 mole of Mg SO4
v 2 v 2
100g of CaCO3 = 120g of MgSO4
P1  1  P2  2 106g of water contain MgSO4 =
2 2
40  120
v 22 v 2 = 48g
  P1  P2  1 100
2 2
the weight of MgSO4 in 103 g = 48 mg
2 P1  P2 
 v2 

 v1  0 57. C) sodium hexametaphospate combines
with cations to form soluble complexes



2 2  105   20ms 1
58. A) parahydrogen has got antipararllel
3
10 nuclear spins
= -1/2 +1/2 = 0
CHEMISTRY and Hints 59. E)
31. B) 60. D)
32. A) MATHEMATICS (HINTS)
33. D) Pure ortho hydrogen cannot be
obtained by heating ordinary hydrogen. a 9
34. A) 61. B) 
4 b
35. D) ab = 36
36. A) using AM ≥ GM
37. E)
ab
38. E)  ab  a  b  12.
39. C) 2
40. A) Enthalpy of formation (/kJ mol-1) –285.9 62. A)

 
b) Enthalpy of vaporisation (373K)/kJ
mol–1 40.66 2 cosx  y cosx  y  2 cos 2 x  sin 2 y
cos x  
c) Temp of max. density /K 276.98 cosx  y  cosx  y  2 cos x cos y
d) Dielectric constant/C2/N.m2 78.39
41. D) 42.E) 43.D)
44. A) 45.E) 46.B)  cos 2 x  1  cos y  2 cos 2 y / 2
47. E) 48.B) 49.E) 
a 1  r3 
50. A)
 1 r 
S 125 125
63. C) 3 
51. A)
S 6 152 a 1  r  152
52. E) Ans: As an antiseptic H2O2 is known as
perhydrol 1 r
125 27 3
53. C) 1  r3  , r3  r 
152 125 5
Energy
Dihydrogen 64. A) f 2  f 1  1  f 1.f 1  f 12 =32
released on Dihydrogen
(in gaseous LPG
combustion in (in liquid State)
state)
kJ n n
per mole
per gram
286 285 2220  f x    3x  3  32  .... 3n
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3 3 1 n

10 n  1 2 n
 6 
  10  1 
  120,3 n  1  80,3 n  81  n  4  9  3
2
1 1  S1 
888 ....
8  =

8 10 n  1 
65. C) S1     
1     S1 n digits
9
1  S2

S2

4 n 2 8
  
4 10 2n  2 10 n
10  1  10 n  1  
   1

1     2  2  ... 
1

1 9 9 9   2 10 n   
 2
1     1  a
1 72. C) Let D be the common difference of the
= AP
 1  S1  1  S 2 
1     b =A+D
 S1  S 2  c= A+2D

66. D) S1= a +ar2 +ar4+… n terms = a  1  r
2 n
  

d = A+3D
e = A+4D etc.
 1 r2  73. C) a + ar > ar2
 
r2  r  1 < 0
S2  ar  ar 3  ar 5  ...n terms
1  5 1  5 
1  r 2 n 
= ar  
  r 
 2

, 
2 
 (1)

 1 r2  ar2 + ar > a
 
S2 r2 + r  1 > 0
r 1 5 1 5
S1 r ,r   (2)
2 2
67. D) 32 sin 2x 1  342 sin 2x  28 ar2 + a > ar , r2  r + 1 > 0 always true
9 sin 2 x 81 Solving (1) & (2)
28   sin 2 x put x = 9 sin 2 x
3 9  5  1 5  1
r  , .
t 81  2 2 
28    t 2  84t  243  0 
3 t 1
t=3, 81 74. E) x = log3 2   log2 3
t=e sin2x=3, sin 2x=1/2, 2x=/3 x
log 6 2,  log 2 6  log 2 2  3  1  log 2 3
t=81, sin2x=2 which is impossible 1
y=
 terms are 321/ 21 , 14, 3421/ 2 
y
t5 = 1+4(14-1) =53 z= log12 2 

68. D) let the H.P be ,

1 1
a a  2d
….
1
z
 
 log2 1  log2 3.2 2  2  log2 3
1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1
 ,   a=1/6    , , AP
a  5d 61 a  9d 105 x z y x y z
nn  1 nn  12n  1 x,y,zH.P
69. C) S1  , S2  ,
2 6 n n  12
n 2 n  12
75. B) The sum is when n is even
S3  2
4 When n is odd, sum is
S3 1  8S1 
9  
n  1 n 2  n 2  n 2 1  n  1
S 22  2 
2 
70. D)
ab
 2 ab 
ab 2
  
76. C) 1, log3 31x  2 log3 (4.3x-1) are in A.P
2 2 ab T 1+log3 (4.3x –1) =2.log9 (31-x +2)
a  b  2 ab 2 1
log33 +log(4.3x-1) =log3  
3
=  2
a  b  2 ab 2 1 3 x

 a b  2

3 a b

3
if a > b
Put y  3  12y –5y –3=0 ie y =-1/3, ¾
x 2

a b
a b 2 1 1 y -1/3  y =3/4
3 3
and proceed. 3 x  ; x  log3    1  log3 4
71. B) 
666 6  =6+6(10)= …+6(10)n-1 4 4
...


77. A) t  3  n  12 = 6  6 1  1 
n digits  
n
n n  12n  1 n n  1  n n  n 
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Sn  61  1 / 2  1 / 2  1 / 3  ....    61.A) NCERT, P. 125,126
  n n  1  62.A) [NCERT 8.5.10/P.140]
63.D) NCERT, P. 128,129,130
78. D) 8  a  dr

3

d.1 / 4 d =9 64. A) NCERT, P. 125
1 r 1  r 2 1  1 / 4 1  1 / 42 65. C) NCERT, P. 126
66. D) NCERT, P. 126
79. D) t 1 
1 3
1
3 1 
1
2
  67. A) NCERT, P. 126
68. D) NCERT, P. 127

 
1 1 69. C) NCERT, P. 127
t2   5 5 70. B) NCERT, 127,128
3 5 2 71. D) NCERT, P. 128

 
1 1 72. A) NCERT P.140
t3   7 5 73. D) Neutral solutes may move across the
5 7 2 membrane by the process of simple diffusion
tn 
1
2

2n  1  2n  1  74. D) NCERT P.140]
75. A) [NCERT 8.5.5/.10/.11]
76. D) At the junction of midgut and hindgut is
Add up to find Sn present a ring of 100-150 yellow coloured thin
1
11 / 61 / 6 2 
filamentous Malphigian tubules.
80. B) S  32 = 32
11 / 6
Grinding of food is carried out by gizzard.
81. A) If x is the AM between a and b, then Nerve cord is ventrally placed, double and
ab solid.
x y=ar, z=ar2, b=ar3 77. B) Fibroblasts, macrophages & mast cells are
2 seen in areolar connective tissue.
y3  z3

a 3r 3  a e r 6 r3  r6
=2 3 2
  78. A) Nervous tissue is derived from the
ectoderm of the embryo.
xyz  a  ar 3  r  r6 79. C) Lateral hearts – 7th & 9th segments
 ar.ar 2
Lateral oesophageal hearts- 12th & 13th
 2 
  segments.
a b c 80. D) The exoskeleton has hardened plates called
82. B)    a,b,c are in G.P sclerites (tergites dorsally and sternites
b c d
83. B) S3n  3S 2n  S n  ventrally) that are joined to each other by a
thin and flexible articular membrane or
n 1 n 1
1 1  1   1  1 arthrodial membrane.
84. B) r  ;  3  ,    81. C) On land, the buccal cavity, skin and lungs
3 243  3   3 36 act as the respiratory organs.
n 1 82. D)Mucus secreting glands, salivary glands,
 6 ceruminous glands, sebaceous glands,
2 mammary glands and digestive glands are
85. B) 4  n  13  60100,
n examples of exocrine glands.
2 83. B) Vas deferens is absent in male frogs.
n3n  1  2  60100 =601200 n=200 84. C) Setae are locomotory structures and are
absent in first, last and clitellar segments.
86. C) t pq  a.r pq 1 =m 85. A)Epithelial tissue arises from all the three
germ layers.
t pq  a.r pq 1  n 86. D) Pronotum is the dorsal sclerite of the

  2 prothorax of cockroach. Tergites are dorsal

t pq .t pq  a 2 r 2p2  ar p1  mn sclerites.
87. B) Transitional epithelium lining the urinary
tp  mm bladder and ureters which have no basement
87. C) membrane. It is a specialized epithelium to
n
2

2.2  2n  13= n 2.57  n  12 n=11
2
 accommodate great stretching. It is called
transitional because it has some features which
are intermediate between stratified cuboidal
88. D) a,b,c,dAP d,c,b,aAP and stratified squamous epithelia. In the
d c b a relaxed condition, it appears to be four or five
, , , AP cells layers thick, but when stretched out it
abcd abcd abcd abcd
appears to have only two or three layers of
1 1 1 1
, , ,  A.P extremely flattened cells.
abc abd acd bcd 88. D) Glandular and ciliated cells line the
abc, abd, acd, bcd  H.P. Malphigian tubules of cockroach.
a  b 2ab 89. C) Cingulum is another term for clitellum in
89. B) A.H.  .  ab  G 2 earthworms.
2 ab 90. A)Connective tissues secrete certain
90. D) Let S1 = The sum of the numbers substances like proteoglycans,
divisible by 2 glycosaminoglycans that act as as matrix.
S2 = the sum of the numbers divisible by 5 These substances are modified
S3 = The sum of the numbers divisible by 10 polysaccharides.
Then S1 +S2  S3 is to be calculated

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