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UHS MDCAT 2024 Past Paper (Paper A)

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University of Health Sciences, Lahore

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Biology
67
Chemistry
50
Physics
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English
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1Biologyviral structure

Example of viruses having a polyhedral capsid that is with 252 capsomeres is:

  1. A.A. Adenovirus
  2. B.B. Tobacco Mosaic Virus
  3. C.C. Influenza virus
  4. D.D. Bacteriophage

Explanation

Adenovirus is a classic example of a virus with a large icosahedral (polyhedral) capsid composed of 252 capsomeres; the other options are either helical (Tobacco mosaic virus) or different morphologies (bacteriophage has a head-tail structure).

2Biologymeasles virus

The causative organism of measles is

  1. A.A. Poxivirus
  2. B.B. Parvovirus
  3. C.C. Picornovirus
  4. D.D. Paramyxovirus

Explanation

Measles is caused by a paramyxovirus (Measles virus), so option D is correct. The other virus families listed cause different diseases and have different genome/structural properties.

3Biologybacteriophage infection cycle

In the life cycle of a bacteriophage, the lysozymes are required in which of the following steps of infection process?

  1. A.A. Genome injection
  2. B.B. Penetration
  3. C.C. Replication
  4. D.D. Adsorption

Explanation

Phage lysozymes degrade the bacterial cell wall to allow entry of the phage nucleic acid, so they act during penetration. Adsorption is the initial binding step, genome injection follows penetration but the enzymatic weakening of the cell wall is part of penetration rather than replication.

4Biologyblood borne pathogens

_______ is transmitted through infected blood and hypodermic syringes.

  1. A.A. HIV
  2. B.B. Influenza Virus
  3. C.C. Morbilli Virus (Measles)
  4. D.D. Vibrio Cholerae (Cholera)

Explanation

HIV is a blood-borne pathogen commonly transmitted via infected blood and contaminated needles. Influenza and measles are primarily respiratory, and Vibrio cholerae is transmitted fecal-orally.

5Biologycalvin cycle

In Calvin cycle CO2 reacts with RuBP to produce

  1. A.A. 3-PGA
  2. B.B. G3P
  3. C.C. 6-Carbon unstable intermediate
  4. D.D. 1,3 bisphosphglycerate

Explanation

The immediate product of CO2 fixation to RuBP is a short-lived 6-carbon unstable intermediate that quickly splits into two 3-PGA molecules, so option C is the most precise. Saying 3‑PGA (option A) is a downstream result after the unstable intermediate breaks.

6Biologychlorophyll structure

Which option is correct about a chlorophyll molecule?

  1. A.A. Chemical formula C55 H70 O6 N4Mg
  2. B.B. Porphyrin ring with nitrogen in centre
  3. C.C. Methyl group on second pyrrole ring
  4. D.D. Aldehyde group on second pyrrole ring

Explanation

The printed answer key lists the chemical formula in option A as correct for the chlorophyll variant referenced. Chlorophyll molecules do contain a porphyrin (tetrapyrrole) ring with a central magnesium coordinated by nitrogens (option B is also a true statement in general), but the official key selects A for this item.

7Biologyphotosynthetic electron transport

In the journey of electrons from photosystem II to photosystem I plastocyanine is reduced by

  1. A.A. Plastoquinone
  2. B.B. Cytochrome complex
  3. C.C. P700
  4. D.D. Primary electron acceptor of PSI

Explanation

Electrons pass from the cytochrome b6f complex to plastocyanin, which reduces plastocyanin; plastoquinone transfers electrons earlier and P700 is the reaction center of PSI that receives electrons from plastocyanin. Hence the cytochrome complex is correct.

8Biologyferredoxin nadp reductase

Enzyme NADP reductase is responsible for:

  1. A.A. Reducing NADP+
  2. B.B. Oxidizing NADP +
  3. C.C. Reducing Ferredoxin
  4. D.D. Reducing P700

Explanation

Ferredoxin–NADP+ reductase catalyses the transfer of electrons from reduced ferredoxin to NADP+, producing NADPH, so it reduces NADP+. It does not oxidize NADP+ or reduce P700 directly.

9Biologyphotolysis

The PS II during light reactions receives electrons from splitting of

  1. A.A. Water
  2. B.B. Plastoquinone
  3. C.C. Plastocyanin
  4. D.D. Ferridoxin

Explanation

Photosystem II obtains electrons from the photolysis (splitting) of water, which releases electrons, protons and oxygen. Plastoquinone and plastocyanin are carriers later in the chain and ferredoxin functions at PSI.

10Biologymonosaccharide general formula

Mono-saccharides have a general formula represented by

  1. A.A. Cn(H2O)n
  2. B.B. C(H2O)n
  3. C.C. C2(H2O)n
  4. D.D. Cn(H2O)n

Explanation

The conventional general formula for monosaccharides is Cn(H2O)n (option A/D as printed), but the official answer key for this paper indicates option B was marked; the item as printed contains ambiguous/duplicated option text on the page, so the answer follows the published key.

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11Biologywater content of bone

What is the percentage of H2O in bone cells?

  1. A.A. 70 %
  2. B.B. 20 %
  3. C.C. 99 %
  4. D.D. 60 %

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12Biologylipid esterification

When glycerol reacts with fatty acid, which type of chemical bond will form?

  1. A.A. Ester Bond
  2. B.B. Ether Linkage
  3. C.C. Hydrogen Bond
  4. D.D. Ionic Bond

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13Biologypolysaccharide synthesis

Polysaccharides in plants are synthesized by the process of

  1. A.A. Hydrolysis
  2. B.B. Oxidation
  3. C.C. Condensation
  4. D.D. Glycolysis

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14Biologyprotein hydrolysis

Which of the following process Is involved in breakdown of protein into Amino acids?

  1. A.A. Condensation
  2. B.B. Hydrolysis
  3. C.C. Glycolysis
  4. D.D. Fixation

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15Biologyphospholipid structure

The hydrophilic end of phospholplid molecule is polar because of the presence of

  1. A.A. Glycerol
  2. B.B. Amine group
  3. C.C. Fatty Acid
  4. D.D. Phosphate group

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16Biologymonosaccharide pyranose formation

Which monosaccharide will from a gluco pyranose ring in solution?

  1. A.Fructose
  2. B.Glucose
  3. C.Ribose
  4. D.Deoxyribose

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17Biologychloroplast contents

Chloroplast are membrane bound bodies containing

  1. A.Enzymes
  2. B.Cisternae
  3. C.Pigment
  4. D.Cristae

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18Biologygolgi apparatus function

Which of the following is the function of Golgi Complex?

  1. A.Intracellular digestion
  2. B.Autophagy
  3. C.Autolysis
  4. D.Processing of cell secretions

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19Biologynuclear staining chromatin

The nucleus takes dyes due to the presence of

  1. A.Chromatin
  2. B.Lipid
  3. C.Metal ions
  4. D.Thylakoids

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20Biologyglyoxysomes in seeds

The organelles only found at seeding stage in oil seed plants are

  1. A.Peroxiosomes
  2. B.Glyoxisomes
  3. C.Microbodies
  4. D.Vacuoles

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21Biologyposterior pituitary hormones

Posterior lobe of pituitary produce

  1. A.Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH)
  2. B.Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
  3. C.Adreno Corticufrotic Hormone (ACH)
  4. D.Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)

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22Biologynerve impulse conduction speed

In human myelinated fibers nerve impulse travels at _____ meters per second.

  1. A.100-120
  2. B.130-150
  3. C.160-180
  4. D.190-210

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23Biologynissl granules composition

Nissl's granules are groups of

  1. A.Mesosomes
  2. B.Lysosomes
  3. C.Ribosomes
  4. D.Chromosome

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24Biologyresting membrane permeability

During non-conducting state, the neuron membrane is permeable to efflux of

  1. A.K+
  2. B.Na+
  3. C.Ca+
  4. D.Cl-

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25Biologyperipheral neurotransmitters

Which of the following neurotransmitters is lying outside the central nervous system?

  1. A.Acetylcholine
  2. B.Endorphins
  3. C.Dopamine
  4. D.Gamma - aminobutyric acid

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26Biologydepolarization mechanism

Depolarization during conduction of nerve impulse is due to

  1. A.Inward movement of Na+
  2. B.Inward movement of K+
  3. C.Outward movement of K+
  4. D.Outward movement of Na+

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27Biologyautonomic nervous system features

Which of the following is NOT a feature of Autonomic Nervous System?

  1. A.Regulate response of visceral organs
  2. B.Regulate response of skeletal muscles
  3. C.Regulate response of glands
  4. D.Regulate response of smooth muscles

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28Biologytaste receptor type

Taste receptor is an example of

  1. A.Mechano receptors
  2. B.Nociceptors
  3. C.Photo receptors
  4. D.Chemo receptors

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29Biologyexamples of chordates

Which of the following belongs to chordates

  1. A.Spider
  2. B.Earthworm
  3. C.Trout Fish
  4. D.Star Fish

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30Biologyfactors affecting enzyme rate

Which of the following statement is incorrect regarding rate of enzymatic action

  1. A.Increase in enzyme concentration increases the rate
  2. B.Increase in enzyme concentration reduces the rate
  3. C.All enzymes work at their maximum rate at optimum temperature
  4. D.All enzymes work at their maximum rate at optimum pH

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31Biologyinduced fit model

Induced fit model of enzyme activity suggests that an enzyme

  1. A.Cannot modify its active sites
  2. B.Can bind to a single substrate
  3. C.Can catalyze related reaction
  4. D.Usually belongs to non-regulatory enzyme

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32Biologyturner syndrome karyotype

Chromosomal abnormality in Turner syndrome is represented by?

  1. A.XXX
  2. B.XYY
  3. C.XO
  4. D.XXY

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33Biologygenetic drift

The change in frequency of alleles at a locus that occurs by chance is known as:

  1. A.Mutation
  2. B.Genetic Drift
  3. C.Non Random mating
  4. D.Speciation

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34Biologyvestigial organs

Identify the correct pair of vestigial organs:

  1. A.Ear Muscles & Vermiform appendix
  2. B.Heart & Liver
  3. C.Ear Muscles & Liver
  4. D.Vermiform appendix & Heart

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35Biologysources of variation

Which of the following increases variation within a gene pool?

  1. A.Chromosome inversion
  2. B.Crossing over
  3. C.Gene mutation
  4. D.Random fusion of gametes

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36Biologynatural selection facts

Which of the following statements about natural selection is not true?

  1. A.It affects variations that are heritable
  2. B.It is selected by a breeder
  3. C.It can improve the adaptation of species
  4. D.It is regional in nature

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37Biologyhardy weinberg equation

The formula calculating the frequency of genotypes and alleles in a population gene pool is known as:

  1. A.Hardy-Weinberg Equation
  2. B.Lamarck Equation
  3. C.Darwin Equation
  4. D.James Hutton Equation

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38Biologylamarckian theory

The idea of inheritance of acquired characteristics was presented by:

  1. A.Jean Baptist Lamarck
  2. B.Charles Darwin
  3. C.Thomas Malthus
  4. D.Alfred Wallace

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39Biologyendosymbiosis theory

According to endosymbiosis theory, flagella may have derived by the ingestion of prokaryotes similar to

  1. A.Amoeboid prokaryote
  2. B.Aerobic bacterium
  3. C.Spirochete
  4. D.Spirillum

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40Biologyinsulin action

Insulin converts glucose into

  1. A.Vitamins
  2. B.Minerals
  3. C.Lipids
  4. D.Cortisone

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41Biologyco2 transport

About 70% of the carbon dioxide is carried in blood as:

  1. A.Carbonate
  2. B.Bicarbonate
  3. C.Tricarbonate
  4. D.Carbonic anhydrase

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42Biologylung capacity

Range of normal total lung capacity in humans is

  1. A.5-6 liter
  2. B.8-9 liter
  3. C.10-11 liter
  4. D.12-13 liter

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43Biologybacterial respiration

Respiration in Pseudomonas bacteria is

  1. A.Aerobic
  2. B.Anaerobic
  3. C.Facultative
  4. D.Microaerophili

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44Biologyautotrophic nutrition

Autotrophic mode of nutrition in organism depends upon

  1. A.Saprotrophic mode
  2. B.Parasitic mode
  3. C.Photosynthesis mode
  4. D.Obligate mode

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45Biologyprokaryote features

Prokaryotic cells lack

  1. A.Mesosomes
  2. B.Ribosomes
  3. C.Storage bodies
  4. D.Membrane bound organelles

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46Biologybacterial genome ploidy

Bacterial genome becomes diploid:

  1. A.After fertilization of gametes
  2. B.Before spore formation
  3. C.During binary fission
  4. D.After binary fission

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47Biologyflagella structure

One of the following is CORRECT regarding flagella?

  1. A.Made up of macrofilaments
  2. B.Contains centriole
  3. C.Originates from basal bodies
  4. D.They are immotile

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48Biologyendospore formation

Which option is CORRECT about endospore?

  1. A.Has a short dormant period
  2. B.Contains moisture for survival
  3. C.Metabolically actively
  4. D.Endures extreme condition

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49Biologybacterial growth curve

Bacteria divide at exponential rate during which growth phase?

  1. A.Lag
  2. B.Log
  3. C.Stationary
  4. D.Decline

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50Biologymesosomes

Mesosomes are the invagination of bacterial cell structure

  1. A.Cell wall
  2. B.Cell membrane
  3. C.Plasmid
  4. D.Cysts

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51Biologyfemale reproductive anatomy

Female reproductive system consists all of the following EXCEPT

  1. A.Ovaries
  2. B.Oviduct
  3. C.Cervix
  4. D.Seminiferous tubules

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52Biologyparturition hormones

Which one of the following hormone is responsible for the labor pains in human female at the time of birth of baby?

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

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53Biologysertoli cell secretion

Fluid secreted by sertoli cells provides liquid medium, protection and nourishment to:

  1. A.Oocyte
  2. B.Sperms
  3. C.Polar body
  4. D.Spermatogonia

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54Biologycorpus luteum hormone

Corpus luteum during female reproductive cycle produces

  1. A.Testosterone
  2. B.Follicle stimulating hormone
  3. C.Luteinizing Hormone
  4. D.Progesterone

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55Biologyfollicular atresia

Due to the process of follicle atresia:

  1. A.Follicles reach maximum size
  2. B.Follicle degenerates
  3. C.Graafian follicle ovulates
  4. D.Follicle starts to mature

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56Biologyepididymis function

Main function of the epididymis is to:

  1. A.Transport sperms
  2. B.Connect with urethra
  3. C.Produce semen
  4. D.Hold the process of spermatogenesis

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57Biologyspermatogenesis stages

Immediate next stage of spermatogonia differentiation is:

  1. A.Secondary spermatocyte
  2. B.Spermatids
  3. C.Primary spermatocytes
  4. D.Sperms

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58Biologycranial bones

Which of the following is included in paired cranial bones?

  1. A.Temporal
  2. B.Occipital
  3. C.Frontal
  4. D.Vomer

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59Biologyautoimmune skeletal disorders

Which of the following skeletal disorder Is an example of autoimmune disorder?

  1. A.Sciatica
  2. B.Spondylosis
  3. C.Rheumatoid arthritis
  4. D.Rickets

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60Biologysmooth muscle characteristics

Which feature is possessed by smooth muscles?

  1. A.Voluntary
  2. B.Branched
  3. C.Uni-nucleate
  4. D.Striated appearance

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61Biologylactic acid effects

The accumulation of 'lactic acid' in the muscles results in

  1. A.Extreme fatigue
  2. B.Muscle contraction
  3. C.Paralysis
  4. D.Convulsion

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62Biologymuscle filament composition

Thick filaments In skeletal muscles are composed of:

  1. A.Actin
  2. B.Myosin
  3. C.Tropomyosin
  4. D.Troponin

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63Biologysarcomere location

Sarcomere is part of myofibril between:

  1. A.Two I bands
  2. B.Two A bands
  3. C.Two M lines
  4. D.Two Z lines

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64Biologymedulla oblongata location

Medulla Oblongata is a part of:

  1. A.Forebrain
  2. B.Mid brain
  3. C.Hind brain
  4. D.Hippocampus

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65Biologybones of upper limb

Which of the following is NOT a bone of upper limb?

  1. A.Humerus
  2. B.Ulna
  3. C.Femur
  4. D.Radius

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66Biologybone forming cells

Bone forming cells are

  1. A.Osteoblasts
  2. B.Osteocytes
  3. C.Osteoclasts
  4. D.Osteons

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67Biologyhistory of chromosome discovery

The chromosomes was first observed by;

  1. A.T. H Morgan
  2. B.Griffith
  3. C.Walther
  4. D.Mendel

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68Chemistrymole concepts

Number of moles in an element is directly proportional to:

  1. A.Mass of an element
  2. B.Empirical formula mass
  3. C.Molar mass of an element
  4. D.Formula mass

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69Chemistryisotope analysis mass spectrometry

The type and relative amount of each isotope in an element can be found by:

  1. A.R spectroscopy
  2. B.U. V spectroscopy
  3. C.Mass Spectrometry
  4. D.N.M.R

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70Chemistryatomic mass dependency

The atomic masses of element depend upon:

  1. A.Atomic number
  2. B.Number of electrons
  3. C.Number of isopotes & their abundance
  4. D.None of the above

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71Chemistryatomic mass neon

No individual atom in the sample of 1 mole of Neon has a mass of 20.18 a.m.u. because it is:

  1. A.Overall mass of an isobar
  2. B.It is a fractional mass
  3. C.It is molar mass of Ne
  4. D.Average atomic mass of Ne

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72Chemistryp orbital shape

The p orbital has

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

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73Chemistryelectronic configuration carbon

Which of the following electronic configuration is correct for carbon?

  1. A.1s22s2p3
  2. B.1s22s2p4
  3. C.1s22s2p2
  4. D.1s22s2p1

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74Chemistryintermolecular forces ideal gas

Intermolecular forces between molecules of ideal gas are

  1. A.Strong
  2. B.Moderate
  3. C.Weak
  4. D.Absent

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75Chemistryideal gas equation

The correct ideal gas equation is

  1. A.qV=nRt
  2. B.pV=nRt
  3. C.gV=nRt
  4. D.yV=nRt

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76Chemistryreal gas deviation

The real gases show deviation from ideal behavior at:

  1. A.Low temperature and low pressure
  2. B.High temperature and high pressure
  3. C.Low temperature and high pressure
  4. D.High temperature and low pressure

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77Chemistryboiling point pressure

In order to boil water at 110°C, external pressure should be

  1. A.200 - 760 torr
  2. B.760 - 1200 torr
  3. C.665-670 torr
  4. D.660-700 torr

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78Chemistryhydrogen bonding

Which one of the following DO NOT have tendency to form hydrogen bonding?

  1. A.Ammonia
  2. B.Ethyl alcohol
  3. C.Carboxylic acid
  4. D.Hydrocarbon

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79Chemistryboiling point

Boiling point of a liquid is a temperature at which:

  1. A.Surface tension is greater than the atmospheric pressure
  2. B.Viscosity is less than the atmospheric pressure
  3. C.Vapour pressure equals the atmospheric pressure
  4. D.Viscosity equals the atmospheric pressure

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80Chemistrycrystal planes cleavage

Whenever the crystalline solids are broken they do so along definite planes known as:

  1. A.Cleavage planes
  2. B.Refractory planes
  3. C.Sagittal planes
  4. D.Coronal planes

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81Chemistryamorphous solids

One of the following is NOT an example of amorphous solids

  1. A.Plastic
  2. B.Glass
  3. C.Glucose
  4. D.Rubber

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82Chemistrygraphite structure

In graphite the carbon atoms are arranged in which of the following structure?

  1. A.Rhombic
  2. B.Hexagonal
  3. C.Tetragonal
  4. D.Trigonal

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83Chemistryle chatelier principle

The principle that states that if a stress is applied to a system at equilibrium the system nullify the effect of stress as far as possible is:

  1. A.Haber's
  2. B.Le-Chatelier
  3. C.Boyle's
  4. D.Charles'

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84Chemistryhaber process

Identify the CORRECT option required for the maximum yield of ammonia by Haber's process:

  1. A.High pressure low temperature continual removal of ammonia
  2. B.Low pressure low temperature continual removal of ammonia
  3. C.High pressure high temperature continual removal of ammonia
  4. D.High pressure low temperature continual addition of ammonia

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85Chemistryprecipitation equilibrium

Consider the following reaction in equilibrium and tell addition of which chemical will turn the cloudy solution into clear solution? BiCl3 + H2O <-> BiOCl + 2HCl

  1. A.BiCl3
  2. B.H2O
  3. C.BiOCl
  4. D.HCl

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86Chemistryrate definition

Identify the correct formula to calculate rate of reaction:

  1. A.Change in concentration of substance ÷ Time taken for the change
  2. B.Time taken for the change ÷ Change in concentration of substance
  3. C.Time taken for the change ÷ Change in concentration of substance x 100
  4. D.Time taken for the change x Change in concentration of substance

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87Chemistryrate law expression

Consider the hypothetical equation aA + bB -> cC+dD: Which of the following represents correct rate equation?

  1. A.Rate = k[A][B]
  2. B.Rate = k[A]^b[B]^b
  3. C.Rate = k[A]^a
  4. D.Rate = k[B]^2

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88Chemistryreaction order

If a reaction rate does not change with concentration then it is

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

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89Chemistryarrhenius equation

Which of the following is CORRECT Arrhenius equation?

  1. A.K =Ae- Ea/RT
  2. B.K =Ae -Ea/RT
  3. C.K=Ae - Ea/ST
  4. D.K=Ae -Ea/UT

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90Chemistryendothermic enthalpy

91. In endothermic reaction, the heat content of the

  1. A.A. Reactants and products is equal
  2. B.B. Reactants is more than that of products
  3. C.C. Products is more than that of reactants
  4. D.D. Reactants & Products will not change

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91Chemistryborn haber steps

92. All of the following steps are used to calculate the lattice energy in Born-Haber cycle EXCEPT

  1. A.A. Atomizing the metal
  2. B.B. Ionizing the metal
  3. C.C. Delonlize the metal
  4. D.D. Ionlize non metal

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92Chemistryenthalpy of neutralization

93. The enthalpy change when1 Mole of water is formed by the reaction of acid with an alkali under standard conditions is known as:

  1. A.A. Enthalpy of formation
  2. B.B. Enthalpy of reaction
  3. C.C. Enthalpy of combustion
  4. D.D. Enthalpy of neutralization

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93Chemistryoxidation number

94. Oxidation number of 'Mn' in KMnO4 is

  1. A.A. 0
  2. B.B. +1
  3. C.C. -7
  4. D.D. +7

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94Chemistryredox balancing oxidation number method

95. Which step is irrelevant with respect to balancing of redox equations by oxidation number method?

  1. A.A. Split the reaction into two half reactions
  2. B.B. Assign oxidation number to all the atoms involved in the equation
  3. C.C. Identify the element undergoing a change in oxidation number
  4. D.D. Equalize the number of electrons lost and gained

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95Chemistryelectrolytic cell features

96. Which of the following is NOT a correct feature of electrolytic cells?

  1. A.A. Reduction occurs at cathode
  2. B.B. Oxidation occurs at anode
  3. C.C. Alternating current source is connected to electrodes
  4. D.D. Electrochemical reaction takes place

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96Chemistrycoordinate bond

97. Which of the following has a coordinate bond?

  1. A.A. NaCl
  2. B.B. CaO
  3. C.C. NH3BF3
  4. D.D. H2O

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97Chemistryvsepr theory

98. Which of the following is NOT a feature of Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion theory?

  1. A.A. It determines the shape of molecule
  2. B.B. Pairs of electrons repel each other
  3. C.C. It helps in understanding interaction of medicinal drug molecules
  4. D.D. Only lone pairs participate in determining geometry of molecules

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98Chemistryatomic radius trends

99. Which of the following has smallest atomic radius

  1. A.A. Mg
  2. B.B. S
  3. C.C. P
  4. D.D. Na

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99Chemistrylithium anomalous properties

100. The difference of lithium from the other alkall metals is mainly because of:

  1. A.A. Large radius and low charge density
  2. B.B. Small radius and low charge density
  3. C.C. Large radius and high charge density
  4. D.D. Small radius and high charge density

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100Chemistryoxide acid base character

101. Which of the following is not Basic in nature

  1. A.A. Aluminum oxide
  2. B.B. Magnesium oxide
  3. C.C. Potassium oxide
  4. D.D. Sodium oxide

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101Chemistrysolubility trends sulfates

102. The solubility of sulphates of alkaline metals generally

  1. A.A. Increase down the group
  2. B.B. Decrease down the group
  3. C.C. Increase then decrease down the group
  4. D.D. Doesn't change down the group

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102Chemistryalloys examples

103. Which of the following is NOT an Alloy

  1. A.A. Steel
  2. B.B. Brass
  3. C.C. Bronze
  4. D.D. Graphite

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103Chemistrychromium electronic configuration

Electronic configuration of chromium (Proton number 24) is:

  1. A.[Ar] 3d4 4s2
  2. B.[Ar] 3d5 4s2
  3. C.[Ar] 3d5 4s1
  4. D.[Ar] 3d6 4s2

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104Chemistryproperties of transition metals

Which of the following is NOT a property of transition elements?

  1. A.High melting points
  2. B.Good conductors of electricity
  3. C.Hard metals
  4. D.Ions and compounds are colorless

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105Chemistrygeometric isomerism

Which type of isomerism is displayed by compounds having same structural formula but different position of atoms on both sides of carbon bond?

  1. A.Chain
  2. B.Metamerism
  3. C.Geometric
  4. D.Tautomerism

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106Chemistrysubstituent electron donating withdrawing

Which of the following is an example of substituent group which release electrons to benzene ring :

  1. A.-CN
  2. B.-NR3+
  3. C.-NH2
  4. D.-NO2

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107Chemistryfriedel crafts acylation catalyst

In Friedel Craft acylation an acyl group is introduced in benzene ring in the presence of catalyst:

  1. A.AlCl3
  2. B.H2SO4
  3. C.Sunlight
  4. D.V2O5

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108Chemistrysubstitution vs elimination

Identify the correct statement related to substitution and elimination of alkyl halides:

  1. A.Strong bases causes substitution in preference to elimination
  2. B.Role of leaving groups in elimination is similar to substitution
  3. C.Substitution is favored more than elimination by decreasing solvent polarity
  4. D.Decrease in temperature will favor elimination more than substitution

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109Chemistrysn2 mechanism

Alkyl Halides involving –C–X bond breakage and –C–Nu bond formation simultaneously would follow which one of the following mechanisms

  1. A.SN1
  2. B.SN2
  3. C.E1
  4. D.E2

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110Chemistrygeneral formulas of organic families

CnH2nO is the general formula of:

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

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111Chemistryfehling test product

The blue color of Fehling solution is changed to red when warmed with an aldehyde due to formation of which of the following?

  1. A.NO2
  2. B.Cu2O
  3. C.AgO
  4. D.SO2

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112Chemistrynucleophilic addition cyanohydrin formation

Reaction of HCN with formaldehyde is a:

  1. A.Nucleophilic addition reaction
  2. B.Nucleophilic substitution reaction
  3. C.Electrophilic addition reaction
  4. D.Electrophilic substitution reaction

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113Chemistryiodoform test

Which of the following alcohol can give Iodoform reaction?

  1. A.Methanol
  2. B.1-Butanol
  3. C.1-Propanol
  4. D.Ethanol

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114Chemistrycommon names

Common name of 2-hydroxy propanoic acid is:

  1. A.Tartaric acid
  2. B.Lactic acid
  3. C.Phthalic acid
  4. D.Formic acid

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115Chemistryphenol acidity

Which of the following is correct regarding phenol

  1. A.Phenol and water are equally acidic
  2. B.Phenol is less acidic than carboxylic acid
  3. C.Phenol is less acidic than water
  4. D.Phenol is less acidic than ethanol

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116Chemistryesterification

121. When carboxylic acid are heated with alcohol in the presence of sulphuric acid one of the following is formed

  1. A.Amides
  2. B.Acyl chloride
  3. C.Esters
  4. D.Acid Anhydride

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117Chemistryamino acids

122. Which one of the following is not an amino acid

  1. A.Folic acid
  2. B.Glutamic acid
  3. C.Glycine
  4. D.Lysine

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118Physicselastic collision energy

123. In an elastic collision the total kinetic energy

  1. A.Dissipates after collision
  2. B.Increases after the collision
  3. C.Reduces after the collision
  4. D.Before and after collision remains the same

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119Physicsinstantaneous velocity

124. 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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120Physicsprojectile range

125. The range of projectile will be maximum if the factor sin2θ becomes

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

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121Physicsprojectile motion

126.The two dimensional motion under constant acceleration due to gravity is called:

  1. A.Circular motion
  2. B.Rotational motion
  3. C.Projectile motion
  4. D.Vibratory motion

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122Physicsv t area

127. In velocity time graph the area under graph is equal to the:

  1. A.Speed of an object
  2. B.Velocity of an object
  3. C.Distance covered by object
  4. D.Acceleration of an object

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123Physicsnewtonian mechanics

According to Newton's Law of Motion the mass of the object is a quantitative measure of its:

  1. A.Weight
  2. B.Inertia
  3. C.Speed
  4. D.Acceleration

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124Physicsenergy units

1KWh = _________ J?

  1. A.3.6J
  2. B.3.6KJ
  3. C.3.6 MJ
  4. D.3.6 GJ

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125Physicsnon conservative forces

Which of the following is a non-conservative force?

  1. A.Frictional force
  2. B.Electric force
  3. C.Elastic spring force
  4. D.Gravitational force

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126Physicswork definition

Work done is equal to:

  1. A.Effort x distance
  2. B.Effort + distance
  3. C.Effort - distance
  4. D.Effort ÷distance

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127Physicswork calculation

When a force of 1N displaces its point of application by 1m in the direction of force, the work done is

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

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128Physicspower

An electric motor is used to lift the weight of 2.0N through a vertical distance of 100 cm in 4 sec. What is the power output of the motor?

  1. A.0.25 W
  2. B.0.5 W
  3. C.0.75 W
  4. D.1 W

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129Physicscentripetal acceleration

The centripetal acceleration of an object moving along a circle of radius 'r' with an angular speed 'w' is given by the formula:

  1. A.a = rw^2
  2. B.a = r ω
  3. C.a = r^2 ω
  4. D.A = r^2 ω^2

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130Physicsangular velocity

An air craft makes a turn in a horizontal circle of radius100m. It is travelling with a velocity of 250m/sec. The angular velocity of the air craft will be:

  1. A.1.5 rad/sec
  2. B.2.5 rad/sec
  3. C.3 rad/sec
  4. D.3.5 rad/sec

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131Physicscentripetal force scaling

A particle of mass 'm' is moving on a circular path of radius 'r' with velocity 'v', then centripetal force acting on it is F. If the velocity of particle increases by 2 times and radius of circular path increases by 4 times then new centripetal force F' will be;

  1. A.F' = 2 F
  2. B.F' = 1/2 F
  3. C.F' = 4 F
  4. D.F' = F

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132Physicscentripetal force calculation

A roller coaster is moving with 30 ms-1 on a circular track of radius 30m. the net mass of coaster + passengers is 'm' the centripetal force acting on it is:

  1. A.900m
  2. B.m
  3. C.450 m
  4. D.30m

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133Physicswave amplitude

Amplitude in the following figure is given as:

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

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134Physicsnodes in plucked string

139. Which one of the following is INCORRECT about the nodes when the string is plucked;

  1. A.Amplitude of vibration is zero
  2. B.Do not move along the string
  3. C.Produced at the fixed ends of strings
  4. D.Distance between consecutive nodes is 1 wavelength

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135Physicswave terminology

140. 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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136Physicsstationary waves

141. Which one of the following does not cause stationary waves?

  1. A.Two waves of equal frequency
  2. B.Two waves of same speed
  3. C.Two waves of unequal amplitude
  4. D.Two waves travelling in opposite directions

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137Physicsdoppler effect

142. Select the appropriate Doppler equation when source is approaching the stationary observer where fo is the observed frequency, fs is frequency of source, v is the speed of sound, vs is the speed of source relative to observer

  1. A.fo = v/(v-vs) fs
  2. B.fo = v/(v+vs) fs
  3. C.fo = v+vs / v fs
  4. D.fo = v- vs / v +vs fs

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138Physicswavelength definition

143. The distance between two successive particles which are exactly in the same state of vibration is called

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

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139Physicsisothermal process

144. During the isothermal process, the temperature

  1. A.remains constant during the initial phase of the process of the process
  2. B.remains constant throughout the process
  3. C.alters throughout the process
  4. D.increases throughout the process

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140Physicsadiabatic process

145. What is the value of heat energy (Q) in an adiabatic process?

  1. A.+1
  2. B.-1
  3. C.0
  4. D.+2

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141Physicscoulombs law

146. The Coulomb's law states

  1. A.Force,between two point charges is inversely proportional to the product of the charges and directly proportional to the square of the distance between them
  2. B.Force between two point charges is directly proportional to the product of the charges and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them
  3. C.Force between two point charges is directly proportional to the sum of the charges and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them
  4. D.Force between two point charges is directly proportional to the product of the charges and the square of the distance between them

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142Physicselectric potential

147. The formula V = W / qo represents

  1. A.Electric intensity
  2. B.Electric power
  3. C.Electric potential
  4. D.Electric field gradient

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143Physicscapacitance unit

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

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

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144Physicselectric field between plates

149.Electric intensity between two oppositely charge plates in the middle region is_______

  1. A.Non-uniform
  2. B.Uniform
  3. C.Cannot be predicted
  4. D.Variable

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145Physicselectric potential

150.Find potential difference in moving 2 C charge which requires 600J of work between two points.

  1. A.1200V
  2. B.300V
  3. C.150V
  4. D.2400V

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146Physicselectric forces

151.Which one of the following Is NOT a feature of electric forces?

  1. A.They act on charges
  2. B.They act on masses
  3. C.They can be attractive
  4. D.They can be repulsive

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147Physicselectric current

152.A charge of 90 C passes through a wire for 30 seconds. Then the current in the wire will be:

  1. A.3A
  2. B.0.3 A
  3. C.3 mA
  4. D.0.3 mA

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148Physicsohms law

153.The magnitude of the current in metals is proportional to the potential difference across it as long as temperature of conductor is kept constant is known as:

  1. A.Joule's Law
  2. B.Gauss Law
  3. C.Ohm's Law
  4. D.Ampere's Law

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149Physicsresistivity vs dimensions

154.When length of copper wire is doubled then resistivity becomes:

  1. A.Double
  2. B.Half
  3. C.Remains same
  4. D.Four times

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150Physicsresistance temperature dependence

155.The resistance of semi-conductor with rise in temperature

  1. A.Increases
  2. B.Decreases
  3. C.Remain same
  4. D.Infinite

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151Physicselectrical power

156.Volt x Ampere is the measure of;

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

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152Physicsmagnetic flux formula

157.The formula Φ = B.A represents

  1. A.Electric flux
  2. B.Magnetic flux
  3. C.Electric flux density
  4. D.Gravitational flux

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153Physicsmagnetic field lines

158.Which of the following statement is incorrect for any magnetic field lines?

  1. A.Lines start at north pole and ends at south pole
  2. B.Lines never touch or cross each other
  3. C.The lines are curved
  4. D.Magnetic field is strongest when the lines are farthest

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154Physicsmagnetic flux density unit

159.The unit of magnetic flux density is ;

  1. A.Wbm-1
  2. B.Wbm
  3. C.Wbm-2
  4. D.Wb

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155Physicslenzs law

160.The induced current will flow in such a direction so as to oppose the cause that produces it is statement of:

  1. A.Ampere's Law
  2. B.Faraday's Law
  3. C.Lenz's Law
  4. D.Joule's Law

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156Physicsac emf phase

161.In an AC generator the emf will be maximum when factor sinωt is equal to

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

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157Physicsgenerators and transformers principle

162.Electric generators and transformers are based on the principles of:

  1. A.Coulomb's law
  2. B.Faraday's law
  3. C.Ampere's law
  4. D.Hook's law

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158Physicsideal transformer power

In an ideal transformer:

  1. A.Power input is equal to Power output
  2. B.Power input is less than half of the power output
  3. C.Power input is greater than Power output
  4. D.Power input is more than half of the power output

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159Physicsrectifier component

The conversion of A.C into D.C is called rectification and circuit is called rectifier. Which component of electronics acts as a rectifier?

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

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160Physicsfull wave rectification

Full wave rectification is given by:

  1. A.One diode connected in bridge type arrangements
  2. B.Two diodes connected in bridge type arrangements
  3. C.Three diodes connected in bridge type arrangement
  4. D.Four diodes connected in bridge type arrangements

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161Physicsdiode characteristic curve

A diode characteristic curve is a plot between:

  1. A.Current and time
  2. B.Voltage time
  3. C.Voltage and current
  4. D.Reverse voltage forward voltage

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162Physicsplanck constant value

The value of Planck constant is

  1. A.6.63x10^-34 Js
  2. B.6.63x10^34 Js
  3. C.6.63x10-34 Js-1
  4. D.6.63x10^34 Js-1

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163Physicsde broglie wavelength

The de-Broglie wavelength associated with a particle moving at 10^6 m/s and having mass 10^-30 kg

  1. A.6.6x10^-10 m
  2. B.1.5x10^9 m
  3. C.1.9x10^-5 m
  4. D.7.2x10^-8 m

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164Physicsevidence for wave nature of light

Light propagates through space as a wave is evident by all of the following EXCEPT

  1. A.Interference
  2. B.Photoelectric effect
  3. C.Diffraction
  4. D.Polarization

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165Physicshydrogen series uv

Which series falls in ultra violet region?

  1. A.Lyman
  2. B.Brachett
  3. C.Pfund
  4. D.Paschen

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166Physicsexcitation potential

The potential through which an electron should be accelerated , so that,on collision it can lift the electron in the atom from its ground state to some higher state is known as

  1. A.Ionization potential
  2. B.Excitation potential
  3. C.String potential
  4. D.Acceleration potential

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167Physicsproperties of x rays

Which of the following regarding X Rays is INCORRECT

  1. A.Have higher wavelength than visible light
  2. B.They are part of electromagnetic spectrum
  3. C.They are highly penetrating in soft body tissues
  4. D.They are high energy photons

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168Physicsdecay constant unit

The unit of decay constant is ;

  1. A.m
  2. B.s
  3. C.s-1
  4. D.m-1

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169Physicshalf life formula

If we have "No" number of any radioactive element then after a period of "n" half-lives the number of atoms left behind is

  1. A.2^n No
  2. B.(½)^n No
  3. C.(½ No)^n
  4. D.(2No)^n

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170Physicssomatic effects of radiation

Which of the following is NOT the Somatic biological effect of radiation?

  1. A.Skin burn
  2. B.Loss of hair
  3. C.Induction of cancer
  4. D.Genes mutation

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171Physicsartificial radioactivity by bombardment

An artificial radioactive element can be made by bombarding

  1. A.High energy particles on unstable elements
  2. B.Low energy particles on unstable elements
  3. C.High energy particles on stable elements
  4. D.Low energy particles on stable elements

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172Englishvocabulary 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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173Englishvocabulary ancestor

What does the word "ANCESTOR" mean?

  1. A.Collection of stars
  2. B.Branch of astrology
  3. C.Forefathers
  4. D.Type of receptors

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