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1Physicsisochoric process

In isochoric process:

  1. A.Pressure is kept constant
  2. B.Exchange of heat is zero
  3. C.Volume is kept constant
  4. D.Temperature is kept constant

Explanation

An isochoric process is defined as one taking place at constant volume. Because volume does not change there is no PV work done, which distinguishes it from isobaric or isothermal processes.

2Physicsfirst law energy change

If 42 J heat is transferred to the system during expansion, what is the change in internal energy when work done is 32 J?

  1. A.74 J
  2. B.10 J
  3. C.116 J
  4. D.106 J

Explanation

Use the first law ΔU = Q − W. With Q = 42 J supplied and W = 32 J done by the system, ΔU = 42 − 32 = 10 J.

3Physicsfirst law principle

The 1st law of thermodynamics is the generalization of the law of conservation of:

  1. A.Mass
  2. B.Charge
  3. C.Energy
  4. D.Momentum

Explanation

The first law of thermodynamics is simply the statement of conservation of energy applied to thermodynamic systems, relating heat and work to change in internal energy.

4Physicsrc time constant

While studying charging and discharging of a capacitor, Rc = Resistance × Capacitance is known as:

  1. A.Electrostatic constant
  2. B.Time constant
  3. C.Dielectric constant
  4. D.Proportionality constant

Explanation

For an RC circuit the product τ = R·C is the time constant which sets the exponential charging or discharging timescale of the capacitor. It is therefore called the time constant.

5Physicsparallel capacitors

In parallel combination of two capacitors, their equivalent capacitance is equal to:

  1. A.C1 + C2
  2. B.1/C1 + 1/C2
  3. C.C1C2 / C1 + C2
  4. D.2C1C2 / C1 + C2

Explanation

In a parallel connection the potential difference across each capacitor is the same, so their charges add and the equivalent capacitance is C_eq = C1 + C2.

6Physicsunit of capacitance

The S.I unit of capacitance of a capacitor is:

  1. A.Coulomb
  2. B.Volt
  3. C.Farad
  4. D.Ampere

Explanation

Capacitance is measured in farads (F), defined as coulomb per volt. Thus the SI unit of capacitance is the farad.

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Questions 7149

7Physicskilowatt hour to joules

1 kWh =

  1. A.0.36 × 106 J
  2. B.36 × 105 J
  3. C.3.6 × 106 J
  4. D.0.036 × 105 J

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8Physicsvolt ampere power

Volt × Ampere is the unit of:

  1. A.Current
  2. B.Volt
  3. C.Resistance
  4. D.Power

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9Physicsresistance dependence

If length of the wire becomes two times to its original value and area becomes one half to its original value, then resistance of the wire becomes:

  1. A.Double
  2. B.Four times
  3. C.One half
  4. D.One forth

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10Physicsmotion in magnetic field parallel entry

When a charged particle enters the magnetic field parallel, it will:

  1. A.Deflect toward north
  2. B.Deflect toward south
  3. C.Move straight
  4. D.Move in circular path

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11Physicsmagnetic field dimensions

The dimension of magnetic field strength is same as that of:

  1. A.Magnetic flux
  2. B.Magnetic induction
  3. C.Work done
  4. D.Magnetic force

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12Physicsweber unit

The weber is unit of measure of:

  1. A.Conductance
  2. B.Electric current
  3. C.Magnetic flux
  4. D.Electric flux

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13Physicslenzs law conservation

The Lenz's law is also statement of law of conservation of:

  1. A.Charge
  2. B.Mass
  3. C.Energy
  4. D.Pressure

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14Physicsfleming right hand rule

In Fleming's right hand rule, the second finger indicates:

  1. A.Force
  2. B.Magnetic field
  3. C.Induced current
  4. D.Motion

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15Physicsgenerator energy conversion

A current generator is a device that converts:

  1. A.Mechanical energy into electrical energy
  2. B.Chemical energy into mechanical energy
  3. C.Sound energy into mechanical energy
  4. D.Electrical energy into mechanical energy

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16Physicsdiode rectifier

A device that converts AC into DC is called:

  1. A.Diode
  2. B.Transistor
  3. C.Capacitor
  4. D.Inductor

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17Physicsrectification definition

The conversion of alternating current into direct current is called:

  1. A.Amplification
  2. B.Rectification
  3. C.Magnification
  4. D.Resolution

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18Physicsfull wave bridge rectifier

In full wave rectification, ________ diodes are used.

  1. A.1
  2. B.2
  3. C.3
  4. D.4

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19Physicshalf life definition

The time taken for half the number of atoms of radioactive isotopes to disintegrate is called:

  1. A.Average life
  2. B.Mean life
  3. C.Total life
  4. D.Half life

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20Physicshalf life calculation

A 32g radioactive element decays and remains 2g after 60 days. What is half-life of this radioactive element?

  1. A.2 days
  2. B.6 days
  3. C.10 days
  4. D.15 days

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21Physicsacceleration direction signs

If the car is slowing down along negative x axis then acceleration will be along:

  1. A.Positive x Axis
  2. B.Negative x Axis
  3. C.Positive y Axis
  4. D.Negative y Axis

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22Physicsinstantaneous velocity direction

The instantaneous velocity along the curved path is:

  1. A.Along the tangent
  2. B.Perpendicular to the slope
  3. C.Parallel to the radius
  4. D.Anti-parallel to the radius

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23Physicselastic collision conservation laws

In perfectly elastic collision:

  1. A.Only momentum is conserved
  2. B.Only total energy is conserved
  3. C.Only kinetic energy is conserved
  4. D.Momentum, kinetic energy and total energy, all are conserved

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24Physicsdisplacement time slope

The slope of a displacement-time graph is equal to:

  1. A.Velocity
  2. B.Displacement
  3. C.Acceleration
  4. D.Distance

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25Physicsprojectile range complementary angles

Range of a projectile on a horizontal plane is same for the following pair of angle:

  1. A.15 & 30
  2. B.60 & 20
  3. C.75 & 15
  4. D.50 & 25

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26Physicsimpulse and momentum

The product of force and time is equal to:

  1. A.Angular momentum
  2. B.Force
  3. C.Change in momentum
  4. D.Velocity

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27Physicsprojectile vertical velocity

At what point during the motion of projectile its vertical component of velocity is zero?

  1. A.Point of projection
  2. B.Landing point
  3. C.Highest point
  4. D.Just before landing

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28Physicspotential energy and work

A projectile has 1 J of PE. What is the work done in terms of height?

  1. A.1 J
  2. B.10 J
  3. C.0 J
  4. D.0.1 J

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29Physicspower definition

Power is dot product of:

  1. A.Force and displacement
  2. B.Force and velocity
  3. C.Force and time
  4. D.Work and time

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30Physicswork from force displacement graph

The area under force-displacement graph gives:

  1. A.Displacement
  2. B.Power
  3. C.Work
  4. D.Acceleration

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31Physicskinetic energy velocity dependence

A body of mass 'm' is moving with velocity 'v'. After a short interval of time its velocity becomes double. How many times its K.E will increase or decrease?

  1. A.2 time increased
  2. B.2 time decreased
  3. C.4 time increased
  4. D.4 time decreased

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32Physicsradian degree conversion

The relation between radian and degree is:

  1. A.1 rad = 57.3°
  2. B.1° = 57.3 rad
  3. C.1 rad = 1°
  4. D.1° = π rad

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33Physicscentripetal acceleration

In case of centripetal force the value of instantaneous acceleration is given by:

  1. A.ac = v/r
  2. B.ac = v2/r
  3. C.ac = vr
  4. D.ac = v2r

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34Physicsrpm to rad per second

An electric motor turns at 400 revolutions per minute. Its angular velocity in rad/s will be:

  1. A.20π/3
  2. B.30π/3
  3. C.40π/3
  4. D.30π/4

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35Physicsrolling motion moments of inertia

A disc, a hoop and a sphere are rolling down from an inclined plane simultaneously. Which object will reach at the bottom first?

  1. A.Hoop
  2. B.Disc
  3. C.Sphere
  4. D.All at the same time

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36Physicscentripetal force omega

The centripetal force formula is:

  1. A.Fc = mω2
  2. B.Fc = mrω
  3. C.Fc = mrω2
  4. D.Fc = mr2ω

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37Physicsspeed of sound pressure dependence

With increase in pressure, the speed of sound will:

  1. A.Increase
  2. B.Decrease
  3. C.First increase then decrease
  4. D.Remain the same

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38Physicswave terminology

In transverse waves, the portion above the mean level is called:

  1. A.Wave front
  2. B.Wave crest
  3. C.Wave trough
  4. D.Wave length

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39Physicsamplitude definition

The maximum displacement of particles of a medium, on either side of the mean position of a wave, is called:

  1. A.Wavelength
  2. B.Frequency
  3. C.Amplitude
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40Biologysodium gradient

Na+ (sodium ions) are nearly ________ times greater in fluid outside the cell than inside:

  1. A.10
  2. B.30
  3. C.2
  4. D.3

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41Biologyoxytocin and labour

Which hormone induces labour pains?

  1. A.Estrogen
  2. B.Oxytocin
  3. C.Progesterone
  4. D.LH

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42Biologyadh and osmoregulation

Hormone secreted in bulk due to decreased water content of blood is:

  1. A.Anti-Diuretic Hormone (ADH)
  2. B.Oxytocin
  3. C.Glucagon
  4. D.Thyroxin

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43Biologyneurotransmitter synthesis location

The site of production of neurotransmitters is:

  1. A.Postsynaptic neuron
  2. B.Presynaptic neuron
  3. C.Synaptic cleft
  4. D.Dendrite

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44Biologyendorphin production

Endorphins are produced in:

  1. A.Brain
  2. B.Adrenal gland
  3. C.Stomach
  4. D.Thymus

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45Biologytestosterone functions

The hormone responsible for production of sperm cells and male secondary sexual characteristics is:

  1. A.Estrogen
  2. B.Progesterone
  3. C.Testosterone
  4. D.Thyroxin

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46Biologyleydig cell function

Leydig cells are responsible for:

  1. A.Testosterone production
  2. B.FSH production
  3. C.Sperm production
  4. D.Testosterone inhibition

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47Biologyfsh stimulation of estrogen

The estrogen hormone secretion during the oogenesis is stimulated by:

  1. A.Leutinizing Hormone
  2. B.Inhibin Hormone
  3. C.Follicle Stimulating Hormone
  4. D.Testosterone Hormone

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48Biologypituitary regulation of menstrual cycle

Which of the following hormones of the pituitary gland regulate the menstrual cycle?

  1. A.Follicle Stimulating Hormone and estrogen
  2. B.Luteinizing hormone and estrogen
  3. C.Follicle Stimulating Hormone and Luteinizing hormone
  4. D.Estrogen and progesterone

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49Biologyy linked inheritance

Which of the following traits is transmitted directly from an affected father to only his son?

  1. A.Autosomal
  2. B.X-linked
  3. C.Y-linked
  4. D.X-Y linked

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50Biologyhomozygous definition

When both the alleles of a gene pair are same, the organism is said to be:

  1. A.Heterozygous
  2. B.Genotype
  3. C.Homozygous
  4. D.Phenotype

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51Biologyendosymbiotic theory

This theory says that 'mitochondria and chloroplasts are, in effect, ancient bacteria which now live inside the larger cells'?

  1. A.Darwin's theory of evolution
  2. B.Lamarckism
  3. C.Neo-darwinism
  4. D.Endosymbiotic theory

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52Biologyanalogous organs

The organs which are similar in function but differ in structure are called:

  1. A.Analogous organs
  2. B.Homologous organs
  3. C.Convergent organs
  4. D.Divergent organs

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53Biologyantibody effector mechanisms

Which may NOT be a mode of action of an antibody?

  1. A.Neutralizing an antigen
  2. B.Precipitating an antigen
  3. C.Secretion of cytokines
  4. D.Enhancing phagocytosis

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54Biologypepsinogen activation

Pepsinogen is converted into its active form pepsin by:

  1. A.Proteolytic enzyme action
  2. B.Dissolving in mucus
  3. C.Hormonal action
  4. D.Hydrochloric acid

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55Biologyintrinsic factor secretion

Intrinsic factor is secreted by:

  1. A.Pancreas
  2. B.Liver
  3. C.Stomach
  4. D.Duodenum

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56Biologylymphocytes role

The cells which play very important role in developing immunity are:

  1. A.Monocytes
  2. B.Neutrophils
  3. C.Lymphocytes
  4. D.Thrombocytes

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57Biologycarbohydrate digestion oral

Digestion of which food component starts from oral cavity?

  1. A.Proteins
  2. B.Fats
  3. C.Carbohydrates
  4. D.Vitamins

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58Biologyvaccination artificial active immunity

Vaccination is an example of:

  1. A.Natural passive immunity
  2. B.Natural active immunity
  3. C.Acquired/Artificial active immunity
  4. D.Acquired/Artificial passive immunity

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59Biologyaorta origin

The heart chamber from where aorta originates:

  1. A.Left ventricle
  2. B.Right ventricle
  3. C.Left atrium
  4. D.Right atrium

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60Biologycartilaginous joints

Pubic symphysis and inter vertebral disc are the example of:

  1. A.Fibrous joints
  2. B.Synovial joints
  3. C.Cartilaginous joints
  4. D.Gliding joints

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61Biologycartilage vascularity

Cartilage is more difficult to heal than bone because cartilage:

  1. A.Lacks vascular supply
  2. B.Lacks mineral deposits in matrix
  3. C.Has less number of cells deep down
  4. D.Lacks protein in matrix

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62Biologycardiac muscle nuclei

Which feature is absent from cardiac muscles?

  1. A.Intercalated disc
  2. B.Multinucleate cells
  3. C.Light and dark bands
  4. D.Contractile sarcomeres

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63Biologysarcoplasmic reticulum calcium storage

Sarcoplasmic reticulum of muscle fibers is mainly responsible for:

  1. A.Calcium storage
  2. B.Protein synthesis
  3. C.Lipid metabolism
  4. D.Storing cell wastes

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64Biologysynapse definition

The junction between two neurons is:

  1. A.Impulse
  2. B.Synapse
  3. C.Axon
  4. D.Cleft

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65Biologysteroid hormone example

Which hormone is chemically a steroid?

  1. A.ADH
  2. B.Thyroxin
  3. C.Cortisone
  4. D.Insulin

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66Biologyhypoparathyroidism hypocalcemia

Under activity of parathyroid glands causes a drop in blood of:

  1. A.Mg2+
  2. B.Na+
  3. C.K+
  4. D.Ca2+

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67Biologycollagen matrix bone cartilage

Which of the following protein establishes the matrix of bone and cartilage?

  1. A.Elastin
  2. B.Keratin
  3. C.Collagen
  4. D.Histone

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68Biologynon competitive inhibition allosteric

Non-competitive inhibitors react with enzymes at:

  1. A.Allosteric site
  2. B.Active site
  3. C.Passive site
  4. D.Regulatory site

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69Biologyenzyme optimal temperature human

Most enzymes work the best at the following temperature:

  1. A.30°C
  2. B.40°C
  3. C.50°C
  4. D.20°C

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70Biologyenzyme denaturation temperature

In term of enzyme action, 'maximum temperature' refers to a temperature at which:

  1. A.Enzymes start to denature
  2. B.Enzymes start to re-nature
  3. C.Enzymes work best
  4. D.Enzymes are reactivated

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71Biologycompetitive inhibition

_______ reduce the enzymes productivity by blocking the substrate from entering into the active site due to similar shapes:

  1. A.Competitive inhibitors
  2. B.Non-competitive inhibitors
  3. C.Co-enzymes
  4. D.Activators

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72Biologyphotosystem i p700 oxidation

When light falls on P-700, which event is likely to occur?

  1. A.It induces photolysis
  2. B.Gains Hydrogen
  3. C.Accept electrons
  4. D.It is oxidised

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73Biologylight reaction products for calvin cycle

Which of the following molecules are released after completion of light reaction and then utilized in the dark reaction of photosynthesis?

  1. A.ATP and NADP+
  2. B.ADP and NADP+
  3. C.ADP and NADPM
  4. D.ATP and NADPH

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74Biologylight reaction endproducts

Which are the end products of light reactions of photosynthesis?

  1. A.ATP and NADPH
  2. B.ATP and glucose
  3. C.Glucose and NADP
  4. D.ATP and water

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75Biologyatp synthesis thylakoid

Synthesis of ATP during photosynthesis takes place at the region:

  1. A.Stroma
  2. B.Thylakoid
  3. C.Matrix
  4. D.Cisternae

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76Biologyvirion definition

The complete, mature and infectious virus particle is known as:

  1. A.Venome
  2. B.Genome
  3. C.Virion
  4. D.Capsid

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77Biologyvirus obligate parasites

All viruses are:

  1. A.Autotrophs
  2. B.Heterotrophs
  3. C.Parasites
  4. D.Predators

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78Biologycapsule virulence

_______ increases the pathogenecity of bacteria:

  1. A.Capsule
  2. B.Cell wall
  3. C.Slime
  4. D.Cell membrane

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79Biologymycoplasma smallest bacteria

The smallest known bacteria belong to the genus:

  1. A.Mycoplasma
  2. B.Streptococcus
  3. C.Escherichia
  4. D.Bacillus GET YOUR COPY DELIVERED — ORDER FORM NUMS Past Papers Book — Free Home Delivery Across Pakistan mbbs.com.pk/product/nums-book/ FASTEST WAY: mbbs.com.pk/product/nums-book/ — Order online in 60 seconds Full Name Write your complete name as on CNIC City / District Your city for courier delivery Home Address Street, House No., Area — for delivery Mobile Number Active number — courier will call Book Name NUMS Past Papers Book NUMS Past Papers Book (Pre-filled) Payment Cash on Delivery — pay when you receive Free Home Delivery Delivery in 3–5 Days Cash on Delivery 316 4047600 This resource is brought to you by mdcatguide.com — Pakistan's most trusted MDCAT preparation platform. Download all NUMS past papers (year-wise & subject-wise) FREE at mdcatguide.com/nums-past-papers-html/

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80Biologymesenteric venous drainage

Mesenteric veins drain the blood from:

  1. A.Liver
  2. B.Large intestine
  3. C.Stomach
  4. D.Gall bladder

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81Biologysecondary cell wall location

Secondary cell wall in plants is present:

  1. A.Outer to primary cell wall
  2. B.In between two primary cell walls
  3. C.Between the primary cell wall and plasma membrane
  4. D.Inner to plasma membrane

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82Biologypeptidoglycan prokaryotes

What distinguishes Prokaryotic cell wall from Fungal cell wall?

  1. A.Prokaryotic cell wall contains cellulose
  2. B.Prokaryotic cell wall contains peptidoglycan
  3. C.Prokaryotic cell wall contains cutin
  4. D.Prokaryotic cell wall contains silica

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83Biologychromoplast function

Pollination is facilitated by:

  1. A.Chloroplast
  2. B.Chromoplast
  3. C.Leucoplast
  4. D.Amyloplast

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84Biologytonoplast definition

Tonoplast is the membrane separating:

  1. A.Vacuole and Nucleoplasm
  2. B.Cytoplasm and Nucleoplasm
  3. C.Vacuole and Stroma
  4. D.Vacuole and Cytoplasm

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85Biologycentriole microtubule arrangement

Each centriole is composed of ________ of Microtubules:

  1. A.Seven Triplets
  2. B.Eleven Triplets
  3. C.Nine Triplets
  4. D.Five Triplets

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86Biologymitochondrial cristae

The folds of Inner Membrane of mitochondria are called:

  1. A.Cisternae
  2. B.Cristae
  3. C.Mesosome
  4. D.Infolds

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87Biologymembrane hydrophobic core

According to the fluid mosaic model of cell membrane, which zone is embedded inside?

  1. A.Hydrophobic
  2. B.Hydrophilic
  3. C.Globular
  4. D.Filamentous

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88Biologyser functions

Select the one which is NOT a function of Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum (SER)?

  1. A.Metabolism of lipids
  2. B.Transmission of impulses
  3. C.Transport of materials
  4. D.Processing of glycoproteins

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89Biologymembrane channels

Cell membrane also contains _______ place by active and passive transport:

  1. A.Lipids
  2. B.Corner Proteins
  3. C.Charged pores
  4. D.Carbohydrates

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90Biologylysosome function

_______ are spherical sacs, surrounded by a single membrane and contain hydrolytic enzymes:

  1. A.Mitochondria
  2. B.Golgi Bodies
  3. C.Lysosomes
  4. D.Chloroplast

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91Biologyproteins abundance

Most abundant organic compound in mammalian cells are:

  1. A.Water
  2. B.Lipids
  3. C.Carbohydrates
  4. D.Proteins

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92Biologywater heat capacity

Thermal stability of organisms in the environment is because of which characteristic of water?

  1. A.Solvent property
  2. B.Heat capacity
  3. C.Ionization
  4. D.Protection

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93Biologylipids energy density

C-H bonds in lipids are important:

  1. A.As insulating material
  2. B.Providing more energy
  3. C.As exoskeleton
  4. D.As cuticle of leaves

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94Biologymonosaccharide sweetness

These carbohydrates are sweetest among all carbohydrates:

  1. A.Monosaccharides
  2. B.Disaccharides
  3. C.Oligosaccharides
  4. D.Polysaccharides

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95Englishpresent perfect continuous

I ________ English for five years.

  1. A.Study
  2. B.Am Studying
  3. C.Have been studying
  4. D.studies

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96Englishsubject verb agreement stative

The soup ________ good

  1. A.Taste
  2. B.Tastes
  3. C.Is tasting
  4. D.Has taste

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97Englishfirst conditional start

Unless we _________ now, we cannot be on time

  1. A.Start
  2. B.Will start
  3. C.Do not start
  4. D.Are starting

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98Englishcomparative expression all other

Daud is better than _________ of the college.

  1. A.All teachers
  2. B.Any teachers
  3. C.All other teachers
  4. D.Any teacher

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99Englishpreposition collocations abide by

Abide ________ the traffic laws for smooth and safe flow of traffic.

  1. A.On
  2. B.With
  3. C.By
  4. D.To

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100Englishprefer preposition to

He prefers death ________ dishonor.

  1. A.Over
  2. B.On
  3. C.Upon
  4. D.To

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101Englishvocabulary surplus

What does the word 'SURPLUS' mean?

  1. A.In excess
  2. B.A mathematical term
  3. C.Within reach
  4. D.Salutation

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102Englishvocabulary spill

What does the word 'SPILL' mean?

  1. A.Coil
  2. B.Deliver
  3. C.Spoil
  4. D.Spread

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103Englishvocabulary curious

What does the word 'CURIOUS' mean?

  1. A.Keen
  2. B.Careful
  3. C.Quest
  4. D.Cruel

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104Englishpunctuation colon use

Pick the sentence with correct punctuation:

  1. A.He had one motto "serving humanity."
  2. B.He, had one motto, serving humanity.
  3. C.He had one motto; serving humanity.
  4. D.He had one motto: serving humanity.

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105Englishspelling colleague

Pick the word with correct spelling:

  1. A.Collique
  2. B.Colleague
  3. C.Collegue
  4. D.Co-leageu

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106Englishspelling acquaintance

Pick the word with correct spelling:

  1. A.Acquaintance
  2. B.Equatance
  3. C.Equantence
  4. D.Equentense

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107Englishspelling priority

Pick the word with correct spelling:

  1. A.Prayority
  2. B.Priarity
  3. C.Prioarily
  4. D.Priority

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108Englishpunctuation semicolon in quotations

Pick the sentence with correct punctuation:

  1. A."He did his best that was all anyone could do in any job".
  2. B.He did his best, that was all anyone could do in any job.
  3. C."He did his best: that was all anyone could do in any job".
  4. D."He did his best; that was all anyone could do in any job".

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109Englishquestion word order

Pick the correct option:

  1. A.How has the chair leg broken?
  2. B.How has the leg of the chair broken?
  3. C.How the leg of the chair has broken?
  4. D.How the chair's leg is broken?

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110Chemistryvapor pressure dependence

Vapor pressure is independent of which factor?

  1. A.Temperature
  2. B.Intermolecular forces
  3. C.Density of liquid
  4. D.Surface area of liquid

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111Chemistryboiling point intermolecular forces

The boiling point of ether is less as compared to alcohols and phenols due to:

  1. A.Functional group
  2. B.Intermolecular forces
  3. C.Nature of alkyl groups
  4. D.Isomerism

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112Chemistryhydrogen bonding ice fusion

When 2 ice cubes are pressed over each other they unite to form one cube due to:

  1. A.Dipole dipole attraction
  2. B.Covalent attraction
  3. C.Van Der Waal's forces
  4. D.H-bonding

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113Chemistryionic crystal structure nacl

Which statement correctly describes the structure of sodium chloride crystal?

  1. A.Each sodium ion is surrounded by six chloride ions and each chloride ions surrounded by six sodium ions
  2. B.The crystal is face centered cubic structure
  3. C.Each sodium ion is surrounded by 3 chloride ions and each chloride ion surrounded by 3 sodium ions
  4. D.Inter molecular forces are present between two oppositely charges ions

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114Chemistrylattice energy trend

The greater Lattice energy is shown by:

  1. A.NaCl
  2. B.NaBr
  3. C.NaI
  4. D.NaF

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115Chemistrythermal conductivity metals

Thermal conductivity of metals is due to:

  1. A.Layered structure of metals
  2. B.Freely moving electrons
  3. C.Loosely held metal atoms
  4. D.Vibrational movement of metals

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116Chemistryhaber process pressure effect

The high pressure of 200 atm in Haber's process is used for:

  1. A.Better yield
  2. B.Lower yield
  3. C.Lower rate
  4. D.Cost decrease

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117Chemistrycatalyst equilibrium attainment

By which of the following factors equilibrium state is attained earlier?

  1. A.Temperature
  2. B.Pressure
  3. C.Concentration
  4. D.Catalyst

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118Chemistrytemperature effect on rate q10 rule

When temperature of reacting gases is raised by 10 K, the reaction rate will increase to:

  1. A.Double
  2. B.Three times
  3. C.Four times
  4. D.Five times

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119Chemistryactivation energy definition

The minimum amount of energy required by the colliding particles for effective collisions is called:

  1. A.Activation energy
  2. B.Lattice energy
  3. C.Bond energy
  4. D.Hydration energy

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120Chemistrystate functions vs path functions

Which of the following is not a state function?

  1. A.Pressure (P)
  2. B.Work (W)
  3. C.Volume (V)
  4. D.Temperature (T)

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121Chemistrylattice energy definition

Equation represents which energy change? Mg2+(g) + O2−(g) → MgO(s)

  1. A.Atomization
  2. B.Neutralization
  3. C.Lattice energy
  4. D.Solution

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122Chemistryoverall order reaction no plus o3

When nitric oxide reacts with ozone, the order of reaction will be:

  1. A.2nd
  2. B.3rd
  3. C.1st
  4. D.Zero

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123Chemistryelectrolysis reduction site

During electrolysis, reduction always occurs at the:

  1. A.Anode
  2. B.Cathode
  3. C.SHE
  4. D.Salt bridge

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124Chemistryelectronegativity fluorine trend

The reason of highest electronegativity value of Fluorine is:

  1. A.Complete outermost shell
  2. B.Ability to form negative ion
  3. C.Existence as diatomic molecule
  4. D.Smaller size and higher nuclear charge in the respective period

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125Chemistryvsepr shape prediction

Valance shell electron pair repulsion theory explains:

  1. A.Bond Energy
  2. B.Bond Length
  3. C.Shapes and Bond Energy
  4. D.Shapes

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126Chemistryhybridization orbital geometry

Which of the following has sp3 hybridization?

  1. A.BF3
  2. B.C2H4
  3. C.BeCl2
  4. D.CH4

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127Chemistrybond length factors

The factor which is not affecting bond length is:

  1. A.Pressure of multiple bonds
  2. B.Nature of hybridization present
  3. C.Difference in electronegativity between the two bonded atoms
  4. D.Ionization energies of the two bonded atoms

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128Chemistrymechanical properties of metals

Which of the following substance is malleable and ductile?

  1. A.Sodium chloride
  2. B.Copper sulphate
  3. C.Mercury
  4. D.Aluminum

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129Chemistrycrystal structure of sodium

Co-ordination number of Na is:

  1. A.10
  2. B.9
  3. C.8
  4. D.12

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130Chemistrycatalytic cracking

The cracking method used to obtain better quality gasoline is:

  1. A.Thermal
  2. B.Catalytic
  3. C.Steam
  4. D.Radiations

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131Chemistryhomocyclic compounds classification

Homocyclic organic compounds are sub divided into two types namely:

  1. A.Alicyclic and Aromatic
  2. B.Open chain and branched chain
  3. C.Aromatic and non-aromatic
  4. D.Antiaromatic and antialicyclic

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132Chemistryfriedel crafts acylation

Acetophenone can be formed by which of the following reaction of benzene?

  1. A.Alkylation
  2. B.Acylation
  3. C.Halogenation
  4. D.Nitration

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133Chemistrycycloalkane general formula

Generic formula of cycloalkane is:

  1. A.CnH2n+2
  2. B.CnH2n
  3. C.CnH2n−1
  4. D.CnCH2n−2

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134Chemistrylucas test

Which of the following reactions differentiates alcohol from phenol?

  1. A.Lucas test
  2. B.Halogenations
  3. C.Nitration
  4. D.Iodoform test

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135Chemistryreactivity for c o bond cleavage

The order of reactivity of alcohol when C-O bond breaks is:

  1. A.Tertiary alcohol > secondary alcohol > Primary alcohol
  2. B.Secondary alcohol > primary alcohol > tertiary alcohol
  3. C.Primary alcohol > secondary alcohol > tertiary alcohol
  4. D.Tertiary alcohol > primary alcohol > secondary alcohol

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136Chemistrygeneral formula of ketones

CnH2nO is the general formula of:

  1. A.Ether
  2. B.Carboxylic acid
  3. C.Ketones
  4. D.Carbolic acid

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137Chemistryreduction of carbonyl compounds

Catalytic reduction of aldehyde & Ketone forms:

  1. A.Alcohol
  2. B.Carboxylic acid
  3. C.Alkane
  4. D.Aldehyde

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138Chemistryesterification

Which of the following reacts with Carboxylic Acid to form Ester?

  1. A.Aldehyde
  2. B.Alkyl Halide
  3. C.Ketones
  4. D.Alcohol

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139Chemistrynitrile hydrolysis

Hydrolysis of Nitriles produces:

  1. A.Carboxylic acid
  2. B.Aldehydes
  3. C.Ketones
  4. D.Esters

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140Chemistrystoichiometry percent composition

What is the mass of sulphur in 24.5 g of H2SO4?

  1. A.32 g
  2. B.24 g
  3. C.16 g
  4. D.8 g

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141Chemistrystoichiometric calculation mole ratios

From the equation (N2 + 3H2 → 2NH3), how many moles of NH3 are produced from 2.5 moles of N2?

  1. A.2.5 moles
  2. B.2 moles
  3. C.5 moles
  4. D.7.5 moles

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142Chemistryphoton energy frequency

The amount of energy associated with quantum of radiation is directly proportional to:

  1. A.Photon
  2. B.Wavelength
  3. C.Frequency
  4. D.Velocity

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143Chemistrymagnetic quantum number count

If value of azimuthal quantum number is 2 then total values of magnetic quantum number will be:

  1. A.03
  2. B.05
  3. C.07
  4. D.10

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144Chemistryf orbital degeneracy

Total number of directions of f-orbitals in space are:

  1. A.05
  2. B.03
  3. C.07
  4. D.06

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145Chemistryorigin of quantum numbers

Which of the following quantum number is not obtained from Schrodinger Wave equation?

  1. A.Principal Quantum Number
  2. B.Spin Quantum Number
  3. C.Azimuthal Quantum Number
  4. D.Magnetic Quantum Number

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146Chemistryhunds rule

The electronic configuration for degenerate orbitals is explained by:

  1. A.Aufbau Principle
  2. B.n + l rule
  3. C.Hund's rule
  4. D.Pauli exclusion principle

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147Chemistrykinetic molecular theory

The idea that molecules in gases are in constant movement is called:

  1. A.Kinetic theory of gases
  2. B.Crystal field theory
  3. C.Molecular orbital theory
  4. D.Transition state theory

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148Chemistrypressure units

The SI unit for pressure is:

  1. A.mm of Hg
  2. B.Pascal
  3. C.Bar
  4. D.Torr

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149Chemistryideal gas law temperature volume

If both temperature and volume of gas are doubled, the pressure:

  1. A.Cannot be predicted
  2. B.Is reduced to 1⁄2
  3. C.Remains unchanged
  4. D.Is doubled

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