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UHS MDCAT 2023 Past Paper

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University of Health Sciences, Lahore

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Biology
67
Chemistry
50
Physics
54
English
14

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1Biologydefinition of bacteriophage

What does the term bacteriophage refer to?

  1. A.A virus that infects bacteria
  2. B.A bacterium that infects virus
  3. C.A virus which behaves as bacteria
  4. D.Combination of Bacterium & Virion

Explanation

Bacteriophage literally means 'bacteria eater' and refers to viruses that infect bacteria. The other choices describe incorrect relationships or are nonsensical combinations.

2Biologyviral genome types

What of the following virus contains single stranded DNA?

  1. A.Adeno virus
  2. B.Herpes virus
  3. C.Parvo virus
  4. D.Pox virus

Explanation

Parvoviruses are small single-stranded DNA viruses. Adenoviruses and herpesviruses have double-stranded DNA, and poxviruses are large dsDNA viruses.

3Biologybacteriophage morphology

How may tail fibrils are attached to the end plate of a bacteriophage?

  1. A.2
  2. B.4
  3. C.6
  4. D.8

Explanation

Typical tailed bacteriophages such as T4 have six tail fibers attached to the baseplate. The other numbers do not match the common morphology of these phages.

4Biologyretroviral enzymes

The enzymes integrase, protease and reverse transcriptase are found in which virus?

  1. A.Hepatitis A virus
  2. B.Herpes virus
  3. C.Influenza virus
  4. D.Human immunodeficiency virus

Explanation

Integrase, protease and reverse transcriptase are hallmark enzymes of retroviruses such as HIV. The other viruses listed are not retroviruses and do not contain that enzyme set.

5Biologyfermentation products

What is the end product of glucose by yeast in anaerobic respiration?

  1. A.Ethanol and oxygen
  2. B.Ethanol and water
  3. C.Ethanol and CO2
  4. D.Lactic acid and CO2

Explanation

Yeast ferment glucose anaerobically to ethanol and carbon dioxide. Lactic acid fermentation occurs in some other organisms, and ethanol plus oxygen or water are incorrect product pairs.

6Biologyelectron transport chain

Each carrier in Electron Transport Chain is first ______ and then ______.

  1. A.Broken-down, Regenerate
  2. B.Generated, Broken-down
  3. C.Oxidized, Reduced
  4. D.Reduced, Oxidized

Explanation

In the electron transport chain carriers receive electrons (are reduced) and then donate them to the next carrier (are oxidized). Thus the correct sequence is "reduced, oxidized."

7Biologyelectron transport chain function

Electron transport chain explains:

  1. A.Photophosphorylation
  2. B.Z-Scheme
  3. C.Photolysis
  4. D.Mechanism of ATP synthesis

Explanation

The electron transport chain is the primary mechanism by which the proton gradient is used to drive ATP synthesis (oxidative phosphorylation). Photophosphorylation and photolysis are specific to photosynthesis, and the Z-scheme is a photosynthetic electron flow model.

8Biologychlorophyll pigments

What is the colour of Chlorophyll-b molecule?

  1. A.Blueish green
  2. B.Yellowish green
  3. C.Dark Green
  4. D.Reddish green

Explanation

Chlorophyll b absorbs light in the blue and red-orange regions and reflects yellow-green wavelengths, so it appears yellowish-green. The other options describe colours not characteristic of chlorophyll b.

9Biologystarch hydrolysis

Upon initial hydrolysis starch yields:

  1. A.Maltose
  2. B.Glucose
  3. C.Sucrose
  4. D.Mannose

Explanation

Enzymatic hydrolysis of starch (e.g., by amylase) initially produces maltose, a disaccharide of glucose. Free glucose is produced later after further hydrolysis; sucrose and mannose are not primary products of starch hydrolysis.

10Biologywater content of bone cells

Human Bone cells contain. ........% of water?

  1. A.20
  2. B.40
  3. C.85
  4. D.90

Explanation

Bone tissue contains relatively little water compared with soft tissues; cortical bone water content is around 20%. The higher percentages are typical of soft tissues, not bone.

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11Biologyprotein tertiary structure

Unique three-dimensional shape of the fully folded polypeptide, constitutes:

  1. A.Primary structure of protein
  2. B.Secondary structure of protein
  3. C.Tertiary structure of protein
  4. D.Quaternary structure of protein

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12Biologyfatty acid carbon number

Butyric acid is a ________ carbon fatty acid.

  1. A.6
  2. B.2
  3. C.4
  4. D.8

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13Biologyconjugated molecules

Which of the following is a conjugated molecule?

  1. A.Protein
  2. B.Lipid
  3. C.Glycoproteins
  4. D.Vitamins

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14Biologyhydrolysis vs condensation

Hydrolysis process is a reverse of -------------------- process.

  1. A.Photolysis
  2. B.Condensation
  3. C.Deduction
  4. D.Convection

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15Biologyproteins function in cell

Proteins are the main ---------- of the cell?

  1. A.Physiological components
  2. B.Functional components
  3. C.Structural components
  4. D.Biological components

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16Biologymesosomes in prokaryotes

Structure formed by invagination of plasma membrane and involved in cell division and DNA replication of prokaryotic cell:

  1. A.Lysosomes
  2. B.Mesosomes
  3. C.Golgi bodies
  4. D.Phragmoplasts

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17Biologysingle membrane organelles

Which of the following are single membranous organelles?

  1. A.Mitochondria and ribosomes
  2. B.Cytosol, mitochondria and ribosomes
  3. C.Golgi bodies, Lysosome and ER
  4. D.Golgi bodies, lysosome and mitochondria

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18Biologyactive transport

Movement of molecules against the concentration gradient is?

  1. A.Passive transport
  2. B.Active transport
  3. C.Facilitated diffusion
  4. D.Filtration

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19Biologylysosomes autophagy

The digestive vacuoles and autophagosomes are also known as?

  1. A.Phagocytosis
  2. B.Primary lysosome and autophagy
  3. C.Secondary lysosome
  4. D.Peroxisome

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20Biologybacterial cell wall

The cell wall of Bacteria is made up of:

  1. A.Chitin
  2. B.Murein
  3. C.Cellulose
  4. D.Hemicellulose

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21Biologyshared cell features

Which one is common in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?

  1. A.Cytoplasmic streaming movement
  2. B.Ribosome
  3. C.Binary fission
  4. D.Nuclear envelope

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22Biologyneuron structure

There is no clear difference between dendrites and axons in sensory neurons, except:

  1. A.Thickness
  2. B.Length
  3. C.Terminal portions
  4. D.None of the above

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23Biologyneurotransmitters

The neurotransmitter active outside the CNS (Central Nervous System) is:

  1. A.Acetylcholine
  2. B.Dopamine
  3. C.Glutamate
  4. D.Serotonin

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24Biologyhormones and behaviour

A hormone that plays a major role in social bonding, childbirth, milk ejection and sexual reproduction is:

  1. A.Estrogen
  2. B.Oxytocin
  3. C.Prolactin
  4. D.Secretin

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25Biologyplacental hormones

Hormone produced by placenta is:

  1. A.Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
  2. B.Luteinizing Hormone (LH)
  3. C.Progesterone
  4. D.Testosterone

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26Biologymeninges

The middle layer of meninges is:

  1. A.Arachnoid mater
  2. B.Pia mater
  3. C.Dura mater
  4. D.Cranium

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27Biologycerebellum function

The part of brain which guides smooth and accurate motions and maintains body position is:

  1. A.Cerebrum
  2. B.Cerebellum
  3. C.Pons
  4. D.Medulla

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28Biologyechinoderm water vascular system

Water vascular system or ambulacral system is a unique and complex system specially present in?

  1. A.Sponges
  2. B.Arthropods
  3. C.Echinoderms
  4. D.Fishes

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29Biologyphylum nematoda

Round worms belong to which phylum?

  1. A.Annelida
  2. B.Coelenterata
  3. C.Nematoda
  4. D.Platyhelminthes

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30Biologysilverfish taxonomy

Silver fish is a/an?

  1. A.Insect
  2. B.Mollusc
  3. C.Jawless fish
  4. D.Cartilaginous fish

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31Biologytissue occurrence

Tissue are not found in the following animal?

  1. A.Flat worms
  2. B.Sponges
  3. C.Cnidarians
  4. D.Round worms

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32Biologyenzyme stabilization of transition state

Enzymes lower the activation energy by stabilizing the transition state of a metabolic reaction due to?

  1. A.Changing conditions within the active site
  2. B.Changing conditions within the protein framework
  3. C.Rearranging the fatty acids in active site
  4. D.Distorting the molecules in the allosteric site

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33Biologycompetitive inhibition

Competitive inhibitors compete with?

  1. A.Enzyme
  2. B.Substrate
  3. C.Product
  4. D.Coenzyme

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34Biologynon competitive inhibition

Non-competitive inhibitor molecules have:

  1. A.A similar structure to the normal substrate molecule
  2. B.A quite different structure from the substrate molecule
  3. C.A different conformation but fit into the active site
  4. D.A similar conformation but does not fit into the active site

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35Biologymetal ion cofactors

Zinc ion is attached at the active site of the enzyme carboxypeptidase. The zinc ion functions as

  1. A.A coenzyme molecule
  2. B.An activator
  3. C.An inhibitor molecule
  4. D.Controller of Allosteric site

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36Biologyoptimal environmental pH

What is the best physiological pH for optimum functioning for most of the cellular enzymes of human?

  1. A.2-3 pH
  2. B.3-5 pH
  3. C.6-8 pH
  4. D.8-10 pH

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37Biologyacquired traits

Adaptations that an organism acquires by its own actions during its life span without modifying its genome are:

  1. A.Heritable
  2. B.Non-heritable
  3. C.Can be made heritable through some modification
  4. D.Sometimes heritable and other times non-heritable

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38Biologygeographical barriers

For evolutionary process to occur, which of the following is NOT a geographical barrier?

  1. A.Ocean
  2. B.River
  3. C.Mountains
  4. D.Atmosphere

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39Biologybiogenetic law

According to the Biogenetic Law of Ernst Haeckel:

  1. A.There is survival of the fittest
  2. B.There is use and disuse of organs
  3. C.Phylogeny recapitulates ontogeny
  4. D.Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny

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40Biologygalapagos species

The animal species on Galapagos resemble species living on the:

  1. A.Northern Europe
  2. B.Great Britain
  3. C.North American mainland
  4. D.South American mainland

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41Biologyhepatic portal vein

Digested food from intestine is carried to the liver by?

  1. A.Hepatic artery
  2. B.Hepatic vein
  3. C.Hepatic portal vein
  4. D.Hepatic portal artery

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42Biologyantibody production

---------- proteins are produced by WBCs in response to -------- and provide immunity?

  1. A.Antibiotics, antigen
  2. B.Antibodies, RBC
  3. C.Globulin, histamine
  4. D.Antibodies, antigen

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43Biologylymphatic drainage

The lymphatic vessels of the body empty the lymph into blood stream at ?

  1. A.Abdominal vein
  2. B.Jugular vein
  3. C.Subclavian vein
  4. D.Bile duct

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44Biologycapillary flow regulation

Flow of blood in the capillaries is adjusted by?

  1. A.Heart directly
  2. B.Pre-capillary sphincters
  3. C.Meta-arteriole
  4. D.Valves

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45Biologyosmotic pressure

The pressure exerted by a solution separated by a semipermeable membrane from pure water is_______?

  1. A.Osmotic Pressure
  2. B.Soil potential
  3. C.Solute Potential
  4. D.Solvent potential

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46Biologyanaerobic respiration effects

Which of the following is NOT a consequence of anaerobic respiration in humans muscles cells?

  1. A.Cramps
  2. B.High consumption of energy
  3. C.Pain
  4. D.Tiredness

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47Biologyrespiratory surface properties

The respiratory surfaces exhibit following characteristic?

  1. A.It must be permeable
  2. B.It must be thick for low diffusion
  3. C.It should be non-vascularized
  4. D.It should have low ventilation mechanism

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48Biologyprokaryote examples

Which of the following is a prokaryote?

  1. A.Protista
  2. B.E.coli
  3. C.Amoeba
  4. D.Fungi

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49Biologygram negative cell wall layers

Number of layers present in Gram-negative bacterial cell wall :

  1. A.one
  2. B.two
  3. C.three
  4. D.four

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50Biologysarcina formation cocci

The division of cocci in three planes form Sarcina, which is a cube of ------------ Cocci?

  1. A.02
  2. B.04
  3. C.08
  4. D.16

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51Biologynitrifying bacteria classification

Nitrifying bacteria are the examples of:

  1. A.Heterotrophic bacteria
  2. B.Chemosynthetic bacteria
  3. C.Saprophytic bacteria
  4. D.Parasitic bacteria

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52Biologytestis lobule count

Each human testis is divided into:

  1. A.50-100 lobules
  2. B.150-200 lobules
  3. C.200-300 lobules
  4. D.250-300 lobules

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53Biologytestosterone producing cells

Which cells in the human males are responsible for the release of testosterone?

  1. A.Pituitary Gland
  2. B.Hypothalamus
  3. C.Sertoli cells
  4. D.Leydig cells or interstitial cells

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54Biologysite of implantation

Fertilized ovum is implanted and undergoes further development in the:

  1. A.Ovary
  2. B.Uterus
  3. C.Oviduct
  4. D.Cervix

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55Biologylh peak

Level of luteinizing hormone (LH) is maximum in blood during which stage of menstrual cycle?

  1. A.Menstrual stage
  2. B.Proliferative stage
  3. C.Ovulation stage
  4. D.Secretory stage

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56Biologysyphilis transmission

Major source of transmission of syphilis is:

  1. A.Blood transfusion
  2. B.Insect bite
  3. C.Contaminated water
  4. D.Sexual contact

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57Biologycartilage false statement

What is FALSE about cartilage?

  1. A.There are many blood vessels in cartilage
  2. B.It is a form of connective tissue
  3. C.It covers ends of the bones at joints
  4. D.It is much softer than bone

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58Biologycreatine phosphate

Which of the following is a muscle component that act as store for energy?

  1. A.ATP
  2. B.Creatine-PO4
  3. C.Myoglobin
  4. D.Creatinine-PO4

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59Biologymuscle composition

Which of the following is NOT found in skeletal muscle fibers in human?

  1. A.Multiple nuclei
  2. B.Multiple mitochondria
  3. C.Large amount of myoglobin
  4. D.Large amount of hemoglobin

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60Biologyhinge joint

Hinge joint is present between which of the following bones?

  1. A.Humerus and radio-ulna
  2. B.Femur and pectoral girdle
  3. C.Femur and acetabulum
  4. D.Humerus and pectoral girdle

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61Biologyrh incompatibility

What happens when a Rh -ve woman, married to a Rh +ve man conceives a child who is Rh +ve?

  1. A.Maternal-foetal incompatibility
  2. B.Paternal-foetal incompatibility
  3. C.Cancer of fetus
  4. D.Death of mother

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62Biologygenes

DNA stores biological information in discrete units termed as:

  1. A.Genes
  2. B.Phenotypes
  3. C.Karyotypes
  4. D.Cells

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63Biologydrosophila sex linkage

To study sex linkages in Drosophila, Morgan mated white eyed males with wild type red eyed females. What will be the phenotype of offspring?

  1. A.All red eyed males and females
  2. B.Red eyed females and white eyed males
  3. C.White eyed females and red eyed males
  4. D.All white eyed females and males

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64Biologyx linked dominant

Which one of the following is X Linked Dominant disorder?

  1. A.Haemophilia
  2. B.Color blindness
  3. C.Hypophosphatemic rickets
  4. D.Hypertrichosis

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65Biologypedigree analysis

Mode of inheritance in humans can be traced through:

  1. A.Experimental Mating
  2. B.Chi Square Chart
  3. C.Pedigree Analysis
  4. D.Probability Analysis

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66Chemistryamu definition

One a. m .u stands for

  1. A.An atom of C - 12
  2. B.1/12th of a carbon
  3. C.1/12th of H
  4. D.1 atom of all the elements

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67Chemistryempirical formula

A compound of sodium oxide has 74.2 % sodium and 25.8% of Oxygen. The empirical formula of the compound is?

  1. A.NaO
  2. B.NaO2
  3. C.Na2O
  4. D.Na2O2

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68Chemistryoxidation of secondary alcohols

30 grams of 2-propanol were mixed with excess acidified K2Cr2O7 and boiled under reflux for 20 minutes. The organic product was then collected by distillation. The yield of product was 75.0%. What is the mass of product produced?

  1. A.1.74g
  2. B.21.75g
  3. C.2.74g
  4. D.29.9 g

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69Chemistryschrodinger equation

According to which scientist, the probability of finding an electron at a certain position is possible?

  1. A.Bohr's
  2. B.De-Broglie
  3. C.Hund's
  4. D.Schrodinger

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70Chemistrycanal rays

Which gas in the discharge tube produces lightest canal ray particles?

  1. A.Ar
  2. B.He
  3. C.H2
  4. D.Ne

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71Chemistryelectronic configuration

Which element has the ground state electronic configuration of 1s2, 2s2, 2p6, 3s2, 3p6?

  1. A.Ar
  2. B.Cl
  3. C.Na
  4. D.S

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72Chemistryunpaired electrons

What is the proton (atomic number) of an element that has four unpaired electrons in its ground state?

  1. A.6
  2. B.14
  3. C.22
  4. D.26

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73Chemistrypartial pressure

A gaseous mixture contains 9.6% NH3, 22.6% N2 and 67.8% H2 gases. If the total pressure is 50 atm, then the partial pressure of H2 is

  1. A.67.8 x100 / 50
  2. B.50 x 100 / 100
  3. C.67.8 x 50 / 100
  4. D.67.8 + 50 / 100

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74Chemistrygas constant

If we want to raise the temperature of one mole of an ideal gas by one kelvin, we have to provide how much amount of energy?

  1. A.0.0821 joules
  2. B.8.314 dm3·atm
  3. C.0.0821 kJ
  4. D.0.0821 dm3·atm

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75Chemistrykinetic theory

The process of heat flow between hotter and colder gases remains continued until all the molecules have equal

  1. A.Average translational kinetic energy
  2. B.Average rotational kinetic energy
  3. C.Average translational potential energy
  4. D.Average vibrational kinetic energy

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76Chemistrydipole dipole effects

In liquid, with the change in dipole-dipole forces, there is a change in some physical properties. Select the property which is not affected by the strength of dipole-dipole forces?

  1. A.boiling point
  2. B.heat of vaporization
  3. C.heat of sublimation
  4. D.moles

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77Chemistryvapor pressure

Which of the following factor does not affect the magnitude of vapor pressure?

  1. A.amount of liquid
  2. B.size of molecule
  3. C.temperature of liquid
  4. D.intermolecular forces

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78Chemistryunit cell

Q.81 A small building block which belongs to whole information about crystal structure is called?

  1. A.Cell
  2. B.Unit Cell
  3. C.Crystal lattice
  4. D.Crystal unit

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79Chemistryatomic solids

Q.82 Which type of solid is called as atomic solid?

  1. A.Covalent solids
  2. B.Ionic solids
  3. C.Metallic solids
  4. D.Molecular solids

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80Chemistrycommon ion effect

Q.83 The decrease in solubility of the salt in a solution that already contains an ion common to that salt is known as:

  1. A.Le Chatelier's principle
  2. B.Solubility Product
  3. C.Common ion effect
  4. D.Ksp

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81Chemistrysolubility product

Q.84 The precipitation occurs if the ionic concentration is:

  1. A.Less than ksp
  2. B.More than ksp
  3. C.Equal to ksp
  4. D.Present in any amount

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82Chemistryle chatelier principle

Q.85 One can estimate the direction in which equilibrium will shift with the help of:

  1. A.Le Chatelier's principle
  2. B.Law of mass action
  3. C.Mess's law
  4. D.Law of heat of formation

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83Chemistryrate law order

Q.86 What is the overall order of this rate equation? Rate =k[H3][NO2]2

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

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84Chemistryhomogeneous vs heterogeneous catalysis

Q.87 The catalysis in which the catalyst and the reactants are in the same phase is known?

  1. A.Heterogeneous catalyst
  2. B.Homogeneous catalyst
  3. C.Slow
  4. D.Fast

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85Chemistryborn haber cycle

Q.88 Born-Haber cycle is used to determine the Lattice energy of ionic compounds. It is the application of

  1. A.Henry's law
  2. B.Le - Chatleir's Principle
  3. C.Hess's law
  4. D.Common ion effect

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86Chemistrystate functions

Q.89 Which of the following term is state function?

  1. A.freezing
  2. B.decomposition
  3. C.sublimation
  4. D.enthalpy

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87Chemistryelectrochemical cells

Q.90 An electrochemical cell is based upon which reaction?

  1. A.Acid-base reaction
  2. B.Redox reaction
  3. C.Nuclear reaction
  4. D.Neutralization reaction

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88Chemistryoxidation numbers

Q.91 In which of the following, oxygen shows fractional oxidation number?

  1. A.OF2
  2. B.Na2O2
  3. C.KO2
  4. D.Cl2O7

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89Chemistryatomic size periodic trend

Q.92 Which of the following element has smaller size?

  1. A.Na
  2. B.K
  3. C.Al
  4. D.Li

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90Chemistryionic character

Q.93 Among LiCl, BeCl2, NaCl, CsCl, the compounds with the greatest and the least ionic character respectively are:

  1. A.LiCl and CsCl
  2. B.NaCl and LiCl
  3. C.CsCl and NaCl
  4. D.CsCl and BeCl2

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91Chemistryoxidation reduction

Q.94 Which statement describes the conversion of magnesium atoms to magnesium ions for ionic bond formation with chlorine?

  1. A.The change is reduction, because there has been a gain of electrons
  2. B.The change is oxidation, because there has been a loss of electrons
  3. C.The change is reduction, because there has been a loss of electrons
  4. D.The change is oxidation, because there has been a gain of electrons

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92Chemistrymolecular geometry

Q.95 AB4 Type with no Lone Pairs geometry enables to form which shape of molecule?

  1. A.Trigonal
  2. B.Regular tetrahedron
  3. C.Regular octahedron
  4. D.Regular pyramidal

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93Chemistryaluminum chloride dimerization

Q.96 Why dimer of Aluminum chloride is formed

  1. A.Aluminum is electron rich
  2. B.Aluminum is having lone pair of electron
  3. C.Aluminum donates lone pair to form bridge
  4. D.Aluminum forms coordinate bonds with chlorine to complete its octet

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94Chemistrygroup properties

Q.97 Which group of the periodic table contain non-metals, metalloids and metals.

  1. A.I B
  2. B.VII A
  3. C.IV A
  4. D.VI A

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95Chemistrysolubility rules

Q.98 Which of the following sulfate compound is insoluble in water ?

  1. A.BeSO4
  2. B.BaSO4
  3. C.MgSO4
  4. D.CaSO4

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96Chemistrycoordination geometry

Q.99 Which of the following complex show a tetrahedral geometry?

  1. A.[Fe(CO)5]
  2. B.[Cu(CN)4]-2
  3. C.[Au(Cl)4]-
  4. D.[Pt(NH3)4]+2

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97Chemistryd orbital electron configurations

In which pair one has all Unpaired d orbitals while other have all paired d orbitals ?

  1. A.Cu and Zn
  2. B.Cr and Fe
  3. C.Cr and Zn
  4. D.Mn and Co

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98Chemistryhybridization of carbon

In which of the following functional groups, the carbon atom is sp hybridized?

  1. A.-CHO
  2. B.-COOH
  3. C.-CN
  4. D.-COOR

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99Chemistrythiols nomenclature

The compounds containing R-SH functional group are known as:

  1. A.Alcohols
  2. B.Thio-alcohols
  3. C.Thio-ether
  4. D.Nitrile

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100Chemistryconstitutional isomers

What is the number of isomers of a hydrocarbon having a molecular formula, C4H8?

  1. A.2
  2. B.3
  3. C.4
  4. D.5

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101Chemistryfriedel crafts alkylation

Alkylbenzene is formed when benzene is treated with an alkyl halide in the presence of anhydrous aluminum chloride. Identify the type of reaction.

  1. A.Halogenation
  2. B.Friedel-Crafts acylation reaction
  3. C.Friedel-Crafts alkylation reaction
  4. D.Sulphonation

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102Chemistryaromatic conjugation

Three alternate single and double bonds in benzene are called?

  1. A.Conjugate bonds
  2. B.Coordinate covalent bonds
  3. C.Fixed bonds
  4. D.Ionic bonds

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103Chemistryacidity of hydrocarbons

Which of the following compound is more acidic?

  1. A.Alkane
  2. B.Alkene
  3. C.Alkyne
  4. D.Cycloalkane

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104Chemistryfree radical mechanism

Consider the chlorination of methane, the attack of chlorine free radical on methane form methyl free radical occurs in ?

  1. A.Initiation step
  2. B.Propagation step
  3. C.Termination step
  4. D.Last step

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105Chemistryelectron counting in aromatics

The ratio of sigma to pi electrons in benzene is?

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

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106Chemistrycarbocation stability

When halogen is removed from an alkyl halide a carbocation is formed, identify the most reactive carbocation

  1. A.Primary carbocation
  2. B.Secondary carbocation
  3. C.Tertiary carbocation
  4. D.Methyl carbocation

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107Chemistryfreon uses

Freon is commonly known as ?

  1. A.Refrigerant
  2. B.A solvent
  3. C.Insecticides
  4. D.A fire extinguisher

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108Chemistryclassification of alkyl halides

Neopentylchloride belongs to which class of alkyl halides?

  1. A.Primary alkyl halides
  2. B.Secondary alkyl halides
  3. C.Tertiary alkyl halides
  4. D.Quaternary alkyl halides

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109Chemistrycommon names

What is the common name of 1,2,3-propanetriol?

  1. A.Butyl alcohol
  2. B.Glycol
  3. C.Glycerol
  4. D.Propyl alcohol

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110Chemistryphenol formaldehyde reaction

When Phenol reacts with formaldehyde, which of the following product is produced?

  1. A.Adduct
  2. B.Hydronium ion
  3. C.Oxonium ion
  4. D.Phenoxide ion

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111Chemistrynaming functional groups

Q.115 Which of the following is the correct name of CH3CH2CH2COCH2CHO?

  1. A.3-oxo hexanal
  2. B.3-one hexanal
  3. C.3-oxo hexanol
  4. D.3- keto hexanol

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112Chemistryorganic identification tests

Which of the following is also called silver mirror test?

  1. A.Benedict's solution test
  2. B.Fehling's solution test
  3. C.Iodoform test
  4. D.Tollen's reagent test

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113Chemistryeffect of substituents on acidity

Which among the following have least pH?

  1. A.CH3CH2COOH
  2. B.CH2ClCH2COOH
  3. C.CH3CHCl2 COOH
  4. D.CH3CH2CH2COOH

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114Chemistrynaming with multiple functional groups

Q.119 If carboxylic acid and ketone groups C=O are present in a chain then final name will be given as

  1. A.oxo, oic acid
  2. B.one, oic acid
  3. C.Both 1 and 2
  4. D.None of these

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115Chemistrymelting points and hydrogen bonding

When carboxylic acids and dicarboxylic acids have similar molecular weights, how do their melting points compare?

  1. A.Carboxylic acids have greater melting points
  2. B.Dicarboxylic acids have greater melting points
  3. C.Both acids have similar melting points
  4. D.No any consistent trends exits

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116Biologyenzyme activity in digestive tract

When food reaches stomach, the action of which of the following come to an end due to acidic PH?

  1. A.Lipases
  2. B.Amylase
  3. C.Maltase
  4. D.Hydrolases

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117Biologyplasma proteins

Which of the following proteins acts as carrier of copper in blood plasma?

  1. A.Hemoglobin
  2. B.Glycoprotein
  3. C.Ceruloplasmin
  4. D.Histone

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118Physicsvelocity time graph

What is the shape of velocity-time graph for constant acceleration?

  1. A.Parabola line
  2. B.Straight line
  3. C.Incline curve
  4. D.Decline curve

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119Physicsdefinition of variable velocity

Which of the following is the correct definition of variable velocity?

  1. A.Unequal distances are covered in equal intervals of time
  2. B.Equal displacements are made in unequal intervals of time
  3. C.Unequal displacements are made in equal intervals of time
  4. D.Equal displacements are made in equal intervals of time

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120Physicsprojectile motion

A stone thrown horizontally from the top of a tall building follows a path that is:

  1. A.Circular
  2. B.Made of two straight line segments
  3. C.Hyperbolic
  4. D.Parabolic

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121Physicsnewtons third law

Which of the following is incorrect?

  1. A.Reaction force on a body is always balanced by the action force
  2. B.Reaction and action forces are always equal
  3. C.Action and reaction forces never act on the same body
  4. D.Newton's Third Law is always valid in all situations

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122Physicsdynamics and tension

A fireman wants to slide down a rope. The breaking load of the rope is 3/4 th of the weight of the man. With what acceleration should the fire man slide down? ( Acceleration due to gravity is 'g')

  1. A.g
  2. B.g/4
  3. C.3g/4
  4. D.0

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123Physicsterminal velocity

When a heavy coin falls a short distance towards the ground it does not reach terminal velocity. Why is this so?

  1. A.The coin has not hit the ground
  2. B.The weight of coin is equal to air resistance
  3. C.The weight of coin increases as air resistance increases
  4. D.The weight of coin is more than air resistance

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124Physicsenergy consumption

The consumption of energy by a 60 W bulb in 2 s is:

  1. A.120 J
  2. B.60 J
  3. C.30 J
  4. D.0.02 J

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125Physicsspring potential energy

A long spring, when stretched by a distance x, has potential energy V. On increasing the stretching to nx, the potential energy of the spring will be:

  1. A.nV
  2. B.V/n
  3. C.n^2 V
  4. D.V/n^2

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126Physicspole vault energy

Ignoring details associated with friction, extra forces exerted by arm and leg muscles, and other factors, we can consider a pole vault as the conversion of an athlete's running kinetic energy to gravitational potential energy. If an athlete is to lift his body 5 m during a vault, what speed must he have when he plants his pole?

  1. A.5 m/s
  2. B.10 m/s
  3. C.15 m/s
  4. D.20 m/s

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127Physicsforce impulse kinetic energy

A particle of mass m at rest is acted upon by a force P for time t. Its kinetic energy after time t is:

  1. A.(P^2 t^2)/m
  2. B.(P^2 t^2)/2m
  3. C.(P^2 t^2)/3m
  4. D.(P^2 t^2)/4m

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128Physicsradians to revolutions

The number of revolutions in 3π radians is:

  1. A.1/60
  2. B.3/2
  3. C.2
  4. D.6

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129Physicsangular speed period

If a flywheel is rotating at 3.0 rad/s, the time it takes to complete one revolution is about

  1. A.0.67 s
  2. B.1.0 s
  3. C.1.3 s
  4. D.2.1 s

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130Physicsminimum speed top of circle

A fighter plane is moving in a vertical circle of radius r. Its minimum velocity at the highest point of the circle will be ?

  1. A.√3gr
  2. B.√2gr
  3. C.√gr
  4. D.√(gr/2)

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131Physicsamplitude effects

Which of the following increase by increasing amplitude?

  1. A.Wavelength
  2. B.Frequently
  3. C.Zero
  4. D.Loudness

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132Physicsdoppler moving source

An airplane travels at a speed of 0.5v where v is the speed of sound. The airplane approaches a stationary observer. The frequency of sound emitted by the aircraft is 200 Hz. Which frequency does the observer hear?

  1. A.400 HZ
  2. B.100 HZ
  3. C.120 Hz
  4. D.180 Hz

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133Physicsredshift galaxy motion

If the wavelength of light coming from a galaxy shifts towards the red end of spectrum, then galaxy is:

  1. A.Approaching Earth
  2. B.Receding the Earth
  3. C.Stationary
  4. D.Approaching Earth or is stationary

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134Physicsdefinition wavelength

The shortest distance between any two points in phase on a wave is called:

  1. A.Displacement
  2. B.Amplitude
  3. C.Wavelength
  4. D.Frequency

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135Physicsoscillations without resistance

When will the oscillations stop in the absence of resistive forces?

  1. A.Never
  2. B.After 10 minutes
  3. C.In 10 minutes
  4. D.Immediately

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136Physicsmechanical wave generation

The mechanical waves are not generated by:

  1. A.Electric and magnetic fields
  2. B.Coil of springs
  3. C.Ropes
  4. D.Water

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137Physicsmass effect on frequency

Reducing mass M of a suspending body to one fourth will change the frequency of oscillation to

  1. A.One fourth
  2. B.Double
  3. C.Quadrupule
  4. D.Half

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138Physicsnonrelativistic doppler light

A distant star is receding from the Earth with a speed of 1.40 x 10^7 m/s. It emits light of frequency 4.57 x 10^14 Hz. The speed of light is 3.0 x 10^8 m/s. The Doppler effect formula can be used with light waves. What will be the frequency of this light when detected on Earth?

  1. A.2.04 x 10^13 Hz
  2. B.4.37 x 10^14 Hz
  3. C.4.57 x 10^14 Hz
  4. D.4.79 x 10^14 Hz

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139Physicsdefinition thermodynamics

Thermodynamics is that branch of Physics in which we study

  1. A.relations between heat and mechanical energies
  2. B.relations between heat and ionization energies
  3. C.relations between chemical and mechanical energies
  4. D.relations between kinetic and potential energies

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140Physicsisothermal process pv

When a gas is compressed isothermally, the product of its pressure and volume during the process is:

  1. A.not constant
  2. B.constant
  3. C.zero
  4. D.proportional to entropy

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141Physicsisobaric temperature volume

Temperature of given mass of a gas is changed from 150°C to 300°C during an isobaric process, volume of the gas will become:

  1. A.Half
  2. B.Double
  3. C.Remain same
  4. D.Less than double

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142Physicscapacitor energy redistribution

A capacitor is charged with a battery and energy stored is U. After disconnecting battery another capacitor of same capacity is connected in parallel to the first capacitor. Then energy stored in each capacitor is

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

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143Physicspotential difference work charge

What is the potential difference between two points in an electric field if it takes 600 J of energy to move a charge of 2 C between these two points?

  1. A.1200 J
  2. B.800 J
  3. C.300 J
  4. D.0 J

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144Physicslimitations of gauss law

Gauss law cannot be used to find which of the following quantity?

  1. A.Electric field intensity
  2. B.Electric flux density
  3. C.Charge
  4. D.Permittivity

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145Physicscomparison gravitational electrostatic

Which one of the following statements is true?

  1. A.electrostatic force obeys inverse square law while gravitational force does not
  2. B.both gravitational force and electrostatic force are repulsive in nature
  3. C.gravitational force is much weaker than electrostatic force
  4. D.Both electrostatic force and gravitational force don't obey inverse square law

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146Physicscoulomb constant dependence

The Coulomb's constant k depends upon:

  1. A.nature of medium
  2. B.system of units
  3. C.types of charge
  4. D.nature of medium and system of units

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147Physicsmotion in uniform electric field

A charged particle is moving in a uniform electric field. For the motion of the particle due to the field, which quantity has a constant non-zero value?

  1. A.acceleration
  2. B.displacement
  3. C.rate of change of acceleration
  4. D.velocity

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148Physicscapacitor energy scaling with charge

A capacitor of capacitance 'C' has a charge 'Q' and stored energy is 'w'. If the charge is increases to '2Q'. The stored energy will be:

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

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149Physicsclosed switch potential drop

How much potential drop exist across closed switch?

  1. A.0 V
  2. B.1V
  3. C.2V
  4. D.3V

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150Physicssimple circuit current

A 3 V battery is connected in series with ammeter and 2 ohm resistance after short circuiting circuiting. What will be the reading of ammeter?

  1. A.1 A
  2. B.1.5 A
  3. C.5 A
  4. D.6 A

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151Physicsresistance dependence

The resistance of a conductor does not depend on which of the following?

  1. A.area
  2. B.resistivity
  3. C.length
  4. D.mass

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152Physicskirchhoff rule correctness

Which of the following statement is NOT CORRECT about Kirchhoff's rule?

  1. A.Kirchhoff's current rule based upon the law of conservation of charge
  2. B.Wheatstone bridge is an application of Kirchhoff's rule
  3. C.Kirchhoff's rules are more suitable in AC circuits
  4. D.Kirchhoff's voltage rule based upon the law of conservation of energy

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153Physicstemperature coefficient

What do the substances whose resistance decreases with increase in temperature have?

  1. A.high temperature coefficient
  2. B.negative temperature coefficient
  3. C.positive temperature coefficient
  4. D.zero temperature coefficient

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154Physicspower delivered to load with internal resistance

A low voltage supply with an e.m.f. of 20 V and an internal resistance of 1.5 ohms is used to supply power to a heater of resistance 6.5 ohms in a fish tank. What is the power supplied to the water in the fish tank?

  1. A.41 W
  2. B.50 W
  3. C.53 W
  4. D.62 W

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155Physicsmagnetic vs electric force effect on velocity

Electric forces change the magnitude and direction of velocity while magnetic forces change_____________ of velocity

  1. A.Only Magnitude
  2. B.Only direction
  3. C.Magnitude and direction
  4. D.Neither magnitude nor direction

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156Physicsmagnetic flux shape

Q.161 Which surface has greater magnetic flux in same magnetic field, each has an area 1 m^2.

  1. A.a. Circular
  2. B.b. Rectangular
  3. C.c. Square
  4. D.d. Flux is independent of shape

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157Physicssource of magnetic field

Q.162 The source of magnetic field is:

  1. A.a. An isolated magnetic pole
  2. B.b. Static electric charge
  3. C.c. Nonmagnetic substance
  4. D.d. Current loop

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158Physicsmotional emf

Q.163 One meter long copper rod is moving with speed 20 m/sec in the magnetic field of strength 0.6 tesla. What is the value of induced emf ?

  1. A.a. 10 v
  2. B.b. 12 v
  3. C.c. 14 v
  4. D.d. 16 v

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159Physicsunits of delta flux

Q.164 The unit of Δφ/Δt can be written as ?

  1. A.a. NmA^-2s^-1
  2. B.b. NmAs^-1
  3. C.c. NmA^-1s^-1
  4. D.d. NmA^-2s1

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160Physicslevitation principle

Q.165 Working principal of magnetic levitation train is according to ?

  1. A.a. Faraday law
  2. B.b. Max planks law
  3. C.c. Ohm law
  4. D.d. Lenz law

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161Physicsinduced emf hoop

Q.166 A copper hoop is held in a vertical east-west plane in a uniform magnetic field whose field lines run along the north-south direction. The largest induced emf is produced when the hoop is ?

  1. A.a. Rotated about a north-south axis
  2. B.b. Rotated about an east-west axis
  3. C.c. Moved rapidly, without rotation, toward the east
  4. D.d. Moved rapidly, without rotation, toward the south

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162Physicstransformer connections

Q.167 In transformer, there is no ______ connection between the two coils but they are ______ linked ?

  1. A.a. Magnetic, electrically
  2. B.b. Electrical, magnetically
  3. C.c. Magnetic, magnetically
  4. D.d. Electrical, optically

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163Physicssemiconductor behaviour at 0k

Q.168 When the temperature of semiconductor suddenly drops to zero kelvin, then a semiconductor acts as:

  1. A.a. Conductor
  2. B.b. Semi-conductor
  3. C.c. Super conductor
  4. D.d. Insulator

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164Physicsde broglie wavelength

Q.169 If electron, proton, neutron, and alpha particle have same velocity, which of them has the shortest wavelength?

  1. A.a. Electron
  2. B.b. Proton
  3. C.c. Neutron
  4. D.d. Alpha particle

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165Physicsphotoelectric effect

Q.170 The process of ejection of loosely bound electrons from a certain photo sensitive surface by absorption of photon is called:

  1. A.a. Compton effect
  2. B.b. Photoelectric effect
  3. C.c. Pair production
  4. D.d. Black body radiation

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166Physicsstopping potential

Q.171 In a photoelectric effect experiment, the stopping potential is:

  1. A.a. The kinetic energy of the most energetic electron ejected
  2. B.b. The potential energy of the most energetic electron ejected
  3. C.c. The photon energy
  4. D.d. The electric potential that causes the electron current to vanish

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167Physicshydrogen line series

Q.172 The line spectrum of hydrogen atom contains the spectral lines in the region of:

  1. A.a. ultraviolet
  2. B.b. infrared
  3. C.c. visible
  4. D.d. all of these

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168Physicsbohr orbit velocity

Q.173 The speed of electron in the first Bohr orbit is:

  1. A.a. 2.19 x 10^6 ms^-1
  2. B.b. 2.19 x 10^-6 ms^-1
  3. C.c. 2.19x 10^4 ms^-1
  4. D.d. 2.19 x 10^-4 ms^-1

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169Physicsradiation dose energy

Q.174 A low energy neutron has RBE factor of 10. How much energy is absorbed by a man of mass 80 Kg if the value of equivalent dose is 400 rem?

  1. A.a. 16 J
  2. B.b. 32 J
  3. C.c. 48 J
  4. D.d. 64 J

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170Physicsbeta decay

Q.175 It has been observed that Thorium (_90^234)Th is transformed into Protactinium (_91^234)Pa after the emission of ______________ particle:

  1. A.a. Alpha
  2. B.b. Beta
  3. C.c. Gamma
  4. D.d. Alpha, Beta, Gamma

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171Physicsdecay constant

Q.176 The half-life of Strontium (Sr) is 8.70 hours. Its decay constant is:

  1. A.a. 0.000022 s
  2. B.b. 45000 /s
  3. C.c. 0.000022 / s
  4. D.d. 0.000032 / s

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172Englishsynonym capricious

Q.177 Synonym of the word "Capricious" is:

  1. A.a. Fickle
  2. B.b. Predictable
  3. C.c. Uniform
  4. D.d. Invariable

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173Englishvocabulary diseases

Q.178 Diseases like diabetes are supposed to be taken seriously or they can be ............ Which of the following words will fill in the blank most appropriately?

  1. A.a. Cursing
  2. B.b. Healthy
  3. C.c. Fatal
  4. D.d. Impersonating

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174Englishantonym abandonment

Q.179 Choose the most appropriate antonym for "abandonment":

  1. A.a. cessation
  2. B.b. stoppage
  3. C.c. halt
  4. D.d. extension

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175Englishpast perfect passive

Q.180 Fill in the blank with the correct word. The shepherd ploughed this mountain with cattle the first time it ....... ever ploughed.

  1. A.a. was
  2. B.b. was been
  3. C.c. had
  4. D.d. had been

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176Englishgrammar needs only read

Q.181 To give one some idea of Rabies' horrors, one ........ only read such descriptions as the following: spasms, restlessness, shudders at the least breath of air, an ardent thirst, convulsive movements, and fits of furious rage.

  1. A.a. needs
  2. B.b. need
  3. C.c. needed
  4. D.d. has needed

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177Englishfuture perfect continuous

Q.182 By 2030, people .............. been reading the works of Charles Dickens for more than 190 years.

  1. A.a. had
  2. B.b. will
  3. C.c. have
  4. D.d. will have

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178Englishsentence correction

Q.183 Choose the most suitable/appropriate sentence out of the following:

  1. A.a. Penny did not let me to get my book.
  2. B.b. Penny was not leaving me to get my book.
  3. C.c. Penny did not let me get my book.
  4. D.d. Penny had not left me get my book.

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179Englishcomma use in lists

Q.184 Which one of the following is correct?

  1. A.a. We visited, Istanbul, Turkey, and Kowloon, Hong Kong last summer.
  2. B.b. We visited: Istanbul, Turkey, and Kowloon, Hong Kong last summer.
  3. C.c. We visited Istanbul, Turkey, Kowloon, Hong Kong last summer.
  4. D.d. We visited Istanbul, Turkey, and Kowloon, Hong Kong last summer.

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180Englishspelling persuade

Q.185 Which of the following sentences is correct?

  1. A.a. How could Sarah perswad her mum to stay out later?
  2. B.b. How could Sarah persuade her mum to stay out later?
  3. C.c. How could Sarah persuad her mum to stay out later?
  4. D.d. How could Sarah parsuade her mum to stay out later?

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181Englisharticles with instruments

Q.186 Choose the sentence with the correct use of article.

  1. A.a. Natasha can play a piano and a violin.
  2. B.b. Natasha can play the piano and the violin.
  3. C.c. Natasha can play the piano and a violin.
  4. D.d. Natasha can play piano and violin.

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182Englishprepositions distribute

Q.187 Distribute the handouts ______ the candidates. The correct preposition to be filled in is:

  1. A.a. into
  2. B.b. among
  3. C.c. in
  4. D.d. on

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183Englishsentence correction

Choose the correct sentence:

  1. A.These scissors are very sharp
  2. B.This scissors is very sharp
  3. C.This scissor is very sharp
  4. D.These scissor are very sharp

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184Englishsentence correction

Identify the sentence, out of the following, that is error free:

  1. A.I do not enjoy being laughed at by other people
  2. B.I did not enjoy laughing by other people
  3. C.I am not enjoying laughing by other people
  4. D.I do not enjoying being laughed at by other people

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185Englishadjective participle usage

Choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

  1. A.We agreed that the play was rather boring so we felt bored
  2. B.We agreed that the play was rather bored so we felt boring
  3. C.We agreed that the play was rather bore so we felt bores
  4. D.We agreed that the play was rather bores so we felt bored

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