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Test – 2
ANSWERS

1. (3) 37. (4) 73. (1) 109. (1) 145. (1)

2. (1) 38. (2) 74. (2) 110. (3) 146 (4)
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11. (2) 47. (3) 83. (2) 119. (2) 155. (3)
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14. (4) 50. (4) 86. (4) 122. (4) 158. (3)
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17. (3) 53. (2) 89. (4) 125. (2) 161. (4)
18. (3) 54. (1) 90. (3) 126. (1) 162. (3)
19. (3) 55. (4) 91. (4) 127. (2) 163. (4)
20. (4) 56. (1) 92. (3) 128 (4) 164. (4)
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25. (3) 61. (3) 97. (2) 133. (1) 169. (3)
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29. (2) 65. (4) 101. (2) 137. (4) 173. (1)
30. (1) 66. (3) 102. (3) 138. (3) 174. (3)
31. (1) 67. (3) 103. (1) 139. (1) 175. (3)
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33. (4) 69. (3) 105. (1) 141. (4) 177. (1)
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Test – 2
Answers and Hints

PHYSICS
1. Answer (3) PE decrease continuously as drop is falling
 continuously.
F = − 4i + 3 j

5. Answer (4)
 4
a = − i m/s 13
5 a2 kg = = 6.5 m/s2
2
  4
v = a.t = − × t i 24
5 a4 kg = = 6 m/s2
4
 4
v = t a2 kg > a4 kg ⇒ Hence T = 0
5
4t 6. Answer (1)
4= Fth – mg = ma
5
Fth – 30000 g = 30000 a
t = 5s
Fth = 30000 (g + a) = 30000 (9.8 + 4.9)
2. Answer (1) = 441 kN
x(t) = 2t + 3t2 + 5t3 7. Answer (2)
v(t) = 2 + 6t + 15t2 Impulse on each ball = ∆p = 0.06 × 10 = 0.6 kg m s–1
a(t) = 0 + 6 + 30t The two impulses are in opposite direction.
a(t = 1 s) = 36 m/s2 8. Answer (1)
F = 36 × 1 = 36 N P ∝ v3
3. Answer (4) 9. Answer (3)
v (t ) = 2 ti + 3t j
2
Ta1 + Ta2 – 2Ta3 =0 ⇒ a1 + a2 = 2a3

  10. Answer (1)
Momentum p = mv = 2(2ti + 3t 2 j )
 u 2eu 2e 2u  2h 
at t = 1 s, p = ( 4i + 6 j ) kg m s
−1 T = + + + ... ∞ u = 
g g g  g 

 dv
Force F = m = 4i + 12 t j u  1 + e   1 + e  2h
 dt T = +  = 
at t = 1 s, F = ( 4i + 12 j ) N g  1− e   1− e  g

4. Answer (3) 11. Answer (2)
When raindrop falls, first velocity increases, hence, Friction is kinetic
first KE also increase. After sometime speed is 3 18
constant hence KE also becomes constant. fk = µmg cos 53° = 0.2 × 3 × 10 × = = 3 .6 N
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12. Answer (2) 22. Answer (1)
a = ac2 + at2 = (3g )2 + g 2 Since board is accelerating upward, the normal
reaction on the car is N = m(g + a1). At the time
a = 10 10 m/ s2 of skidding, limiting friction provides the require
acceleration
13. Answer (1)
i.e.
µN = ma
v
mv 0 = 3mv ⇒ v = 0 2
3  v2 
µ m(g + a1 ) = m   + a02
R
1 v2 1 m
(3m ) 0 = kx 2 ⇒ x = v 0 1
2 9 2 3k


{ }
v =  µ 2 (g + a1)2 − a02 R 2  4
 
14. Answer (4)
  23. Answer (1)
Initially angle between v and mg is greater than p/2
and after maximum height angle will be less than  mv 
Fmax ≥ N 
p/2 and angle is continuously changing.  t 

15. Answer (4)
 N
dv Fmax ≥ n mv  n = t 
P = constant = mv
dt
⇒ v ∝ t1/2
Now,
16. Answer (1) 160
n≤
K = mad 0.05 × 500
⇒ K ∝ d n ≤ 6.4
17. Answer (3) n6

Block will leave contact at q = cos –1(2/3) from
vertical. Horizontal distance travelled 24. Answer (2)

5 F.B.D of 4 F.B.D of 2
= Rsin(q) = R kg block kg block
3
18. Answer (3) N1 N2
f1 f2
T = F12 + F22 = 2 2
(10) + (10) = 10 2 N g 2k
g
4k
19. Answer (3) N N
24 12 N
FS 32N 16
Wf = f s = m2
m1 + m2
20. Answer (4) 4
f1 = µ1 N1 = 0.2 × 40 × = 6 .4 N
5
Since wall is smooth hence blocks will fall due to
own weight and system will not be in equilibrium. 4
f2 = µ 2 N2 = 0.1 × 20 × = 1 .6 N
21. Answer (3) 5
F cos 24 + 12 − 6.4 − 1.6 36 − 8
F a= = = 4.66 m/s2
 N 4+2 6
v
F sin 25. Answer (3)
m

Fs.max ma
mg
a
mg
N = mg + F cosα
F sinα = µ N 1

F sinα = µ (mg + F cosα) Fsp = m(a 2 + g 2 ) 2

µ mg
F= Hence, T > 60 kg f
(sin α − µ cos α )
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26. Answer (3) 31. Answer (1)
N cos dK t
N P =
dt
⇒ ∆K = ∫ P dt
0
32. Answer (3)
N sin µmg
Fmin =
1 + µ2
 = 10°
33. Answer (4)
mg
v2
N cosθ = mg a = = Kt 2
r
mv 2 v2 = Krt2

N sinθ =
R m 2 mKrt 2
∴ W = v =
2 2
v2 34. Answer (1)
tanθ = 3a
Rg 3a
f0 x 2 3f a
W = ∫ Fdx =
2a
− f0 x = 0
2
v2 200 × 200 0 0
R= = ≈ 23 km
g tan θ 10 × tan10°
35. Answer (3)
27. Answer (3) Energy of colliding objects may be lost as heat but
8−4 total energy is always conserved.
a= = 1 m/s2
4 36. Answer (1)
N cos
N h + 2e2h + 2e4h + 2e6h + ...

2
N sin htotal = 1 + e h
1 − e2
37. Answer (4)

 Due to internal forces, K.E. of system may change.

38. Answer (2)
8 – Nsin37° = 2 × 1
3N N
= 6 ⇒ N = 10 N
5 mg
28. Answer (1)
Area = ∆K
F = N 2 + ( mg )
2

⇒ Kf – Ki = 36 ⇒ Kf – 400 = 36
29. Answer (2) mv 2
⇒ N =
At maximum compression both blocks have same R
1
⇒ mg (5R ) − mg (R ) = mv
2
velocity.
2
Pf = Pi and Kf = Ki mv 2
⇒ = 8 mg
2mv = 3mv ′ R
F = mg 65
2
v′ = v
3 39. Answer (3)
2
1 1 4v 1 Fnet = 20 + 0.5 × 20 = 30 N
(2m )v 2 − (3m ) = Kx 2
2 2 9 2 Fnet 30
Retardation a = = = 15 m/s2
m 2
2mv 2
x=
3K v 10
t= = = 0.67 s
a 15
30. Answer (1)
F + F = (60 + 20)g 40. Answer (4)

F = 40 kgf Since E = K + U
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K=E–U v2 = 16
K can not be negative hence U should not be v = 4 m/s
greater than E.
44. Answer (1)
41. Answer (1)
mv12
Since collision is elastic hence velocities will be

exchanged.
After collision v A = 2gh mg

T
v B = 8 gh 

v A2 m 7g
HA = =h
2g
From energy conservation
v B2
HB = = 4h 1 1
2g mv12 + mg. 2 = mv 2
2 2
HA 1
=
HB 4 1 7
mv12 = mg  − 2 mg 
2 2
42. Answer (3)
 mv12 = 3 mg  ...(1)
r = (1 − 1) i + (5 − 0) j + (3 − 1) k

Now,
  
  = (0 i + 5 j + 2 k )m
 mv12 3mg 
T = − mg = − mg
F = (2 i + 3 j + 2k ) N  
 
 
W = F .r = (2 i + 3 j + 2k ) . (5 j + 2k ) T = 2 mg

  = 15 + 4 = 19 J 45. Answer (3)
43. Answer (2) W m
Pout = η = η gh
∆K = W = area under the F – x curve. t t
Ki = 0, Kf = K = 0.8 × 20 × 10 × 50
K=2+4+2–2+2=8J
= 8000 W
1
mv 2 = 8 Pout = 8 kW
2

CHEMISTRY

46. Answer (1) 49. Answer (2)
H Carbon has maximum tendency of catenation.
C 50. Answer (4)
10 51. Answer (3)
H 9. H
5° F
H F
..
3 2
47. Answer (3) Xe sp d
..

O O F
F
P Cl 52. Answer (2)
–O O– , –O O F
O– O F
.. S  0
48. Answer (1)
IE1 > IE1 (B) F
(Be) F
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53. Answer (2) 66. Answer (3)
54. Answer (1) H

C
For isoelectronic ions, ionic radius ∝
1 NC H π bonds = 4
Z
55. Answer (4) CN
P(V – b) = RT N ≡ C – C ≡ C – C ≡ N π bonds = 6
RT 67. Answer (3)
P=
V −b
C22− has B.O. = 3
56. Answer (1) 68. Answer (4)
3 BF3 and AlCl3 both have 6 electrons in their octet.
KE = nRT
2
69. Answer (3)
nH2 1.87 / 2 1.87 × 32 PCl3 has non zero dipole moment.
∴ Ratio = = = = 5 .4
nO2 5.53 / 32 5.53 × 2 70. Answer (2)
57. Answer (1) 71. Answer (2)
58. Answer (3) Bonding electron in N2 = 10
59. Answer (2) Antibonding electron in N2 = 4
30 V So 2 pair of antibonding electrons.
V2 = V + = 1 .3 V
100 72. Answer (4)
V1 V2 T 1 .3 V F is most electronegative element in periodic table.
= , So, 2 = = 1 .3
T1 T2 T1 V 73. Answer (1)

\ T2 = 1.3 T1 V1 V2
=
T1 T2
Increase in temperature = T2 – T1
= 1.3 T1 – T = 0.3 T1 74. Answer (2)
0.3 T1 100 2 + 1+ 1
Percentage increase = × = 30% Bond order = = 1.33
T1 1 3
60. Answer (4) 75. Answer (1)
All have m.p. less than 35°C. 76. Answer (3)
61. Answer (3) 77. Answer (4)
3 lone pairs and 2 bond pairs are on central atom. 78. Answer (2)
62. Answer (1) 79. Answer (3)
63. Answer (2)
rH2 12n + 2n − 2 3 3
Mass of 1 dm3 water vapour = 1000 × 0.0005 = 0.5 g = =
rµC ' s 2 1
0 .5
Volume of liquid water = = 0.5 ml
1 14n – 2 = 54
64. Answer (1)
14n = 56
dRT
P= n=4
M
80. Answer (2)
d1 M1
= CH2OH
d2 M2
Most H-bonded, CHOH
d 44
⇒ 1 = =1 : 1 CH2OH
d2 44
65. Answer (4) 81. Answer (1)

Smaller the size of cation greater will be the 3RT

Vrms =
covalent character. M
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82. Answer (2) 86. Answer (4)
dRT 1.56 × 0.0821 × 338 Both Li+ and Be2+ are isoelectronic.
M= = ≈ 44 u
P 745 / 760 87. Answer (1)
83. Answer (2) Smaller the size of ion greater will be its lattice
energy.
n1T1 = n2T2
88. Answer (2)
84. Answer (2)
89. Answer (4)
85. Answer (3)
O– O O– O
O O

C C C
90. Answer (3)
O O– –
O O– –
O O
SiH3
4
B.O. = = 1.33 sp2 , Triagonal planar
3 H3Si N

B.O. of CO = 3 SiH3

BOTANY
91. Answer (4) 99. Answer (1)
Synthesis of food in the presence of light is not the Generally in monocots there are fibrous roots that
function of the root system. arise from the base of the stem.
92. Answer (3) 100. Answer (3)
Exarch xylem are found in monocot and dicot roots.
The floral formula of Brassica is
101. Answer (2)
+ K2 + 2 C4 A2 + 4 G(2) Petiole is called mesopodium.
93. Answer (2) 102. Answer (3)
Pea, gulmohur and bean plants have zygomorphic Pith is absent in monocot stem.
symmetry of flower while tomato plants have 103. Answer (1)
actinomorphic flowers. Sclereids are present in fruit walls of nuts and pulp
94. Answer (4) of fruits like guava, pear and sapota etc.
Trichomes are absent in roots. 104. Answer (2)

95. Answer (2) Monocot stem such as maize have this type of
vascular bundles.
The marginal placentation is a characteristic feature
105. Answer (1)
of Fabaceae family. The given four plants such as
pea, muliathi, Indigofera and lupin are the members Sieve tube and companion cells are connected
of Fabaceae family. through pit fields on longitudinal walls. The
companion cell retain a nucleus throughout their
96. Answer (1) life.
China rose – Axile placentation 106. Answer (2)
Argemone – Parietal placentation Secondary growth occurs in dicots.
Dianthus – Free-central placentation 107. Answer (2)
Sunflower – Basal placentation Water molecules are unable to penetrate the
endodermal layer in the area of casparian strip.
97. Answer (2)
108. Answer (2)
Five united sepals (K(5)), bicarpellary ovary, tap root
and valvate aestivation of petals are characteristic 109. Answer (1)
features of Solanaceae family. Lateral roots are endogenous and root hairs are
exogenous in origin. Both have role in water
98. Answer (4)
absorption. Lateral root and root hairs both are non-
Meristematic cells contain proplastids. green.
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110. Answer (3) 123. Answer (1)
Edible part in berry fruit of Psidium guajava are Seeds of coconut, onion, maize and barley are
pericarp, placenta and thalamus. endospermous.
111. Answer (4) 124. Answer (4)
Brassica plants have tetramerous flowers. Passage cells occur in endodermis.
112. Answer (1) 125. Answer (2)
Plum, peach and rose plants have perigynous 126. Answer (1)
flowers while pea plants have superior ovary. The leaf tendrils develop in sweet pea.
113. Answer (4) 127. Answer (2)
Gladiolus plant stem is modified into corm. 128 Answer (4)
114. Answer (2) 129. Answer (2)
Monocot plants such as rice lacks phloem Both interfascicular cambium and intrafascicular
parenchyma. cambium form the vascular cambium.
115. Answer (2) 130. Answer (4)
Albuminous cells – Gymnosperms (i) The peripheral region of the secondary xylem is
Bast fibers – Sclerenchymatous lighter in colour and is known as the sapwood.
Companion cells – Parenchymatous (ii) The region which comprises of dead elements
Sieve tubes and – A b s e n t i n g y m n o s p e r m s with highly lignified walls, is called heartwood.
companion cells 131. Answer (2)
116. Answer (3) The phellogen develops, usually in the cortex
Lateral roots arise from pericycle. region.

117. Answer (1) 132. Answer (3)

Ornamental : Lupin, Sweet pea, Petunia, Gloriosa. The structure that is formed early in the season
is called soft or early bark and formed late in the
Medicinal : Aloe, Belladonna, Muliathi. season is called hard or late bark.
118. Answer (3) 133. Answer (1)
119. Answer (2) The abundant starch grains may be found in
Stilt roots – Sugarcane, Prop roots – Banyan tree endodermis of dicot stem.
120. Answer (1) 134. Answer (3)
The stamens may be united into one or more bunch The mesophyll cells of monocot leaves are not
is called cohesion of stamens. differentiated into palisade and spongy parenchyma.
121. Answer (3) 135. Answer (2)
Cymose as in Solanum. The later formed primary phloem elements are
called metaphloem.
122. Answer (4)
The first formed primary xylem elements are called
The cells of this region show very low mitotic activity
protoxylem.
(quiescent).

ZOOLOGY
136. Answer (3) Secondary metabolites are rubber, drugs, spices,
137. Answer (4) and pigments.
Acidic amino acids – Glutamic acid, aspartic acid 139. Answer (1)
Glycolipids contain fatty acid, alcohol sphingosine
Basic amino acids – Lysine, arginine
and sugar (galactose).
Neutral amino acids – Valine, alanine, glycine,
Chromolipids contain pigments such as carotenoids
leucine, isoleucine
e.g. carotene, vitamin A.
Aromatic amino acids – Tyrosine, phenylalanine, 140. Answer (2)
tryptophan
Collagen and keratin have secondary structure of
138. Answer (3) protein.
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Haemoglobin has quaternary structure of protein. 155. Answer (3)
141. Answer (4) When two or more organs perform a common
Dehydrogenases/oxidoreductases enzymes catalyse function by their physical and/or chemical
oxidoreduction between two substrates. interaction, they together form organ system.
– Hydrolases enzymes catalysing hydrolysis 156. Answer (1)
o f e s t e r, e t h e r, p e p t i d e , g l y c o s i d i c , C – C , Simple columnar epithelium are found in the lining
C-halide or P–N bonds. of stomach and intestine.
– Ligases enzyme catalyses the linking together 157. Answer (2)
of two compounds, e.g. enzymes which catalyse
Skeletal muscles are located at arms, legs, body
joining of C–O, C–S, C–N, P–O etc. bonds.
wall, face and neck. Smooth muscles are non-
142. Answer (1) striated muscle.
The base pairs in DNA are stacked 3.4 Å apart. 158. Answer (3)
143. Answer (1) Cartilage is solid and pliable and resist
Stearic acid is a saturated fatty acid. compression.
144. Answer (4) Bones have a hard and non-pliable ground
substance.
145. Answer (1)
159. Answer (2)
Expiration occurs by contraction of tergo-sternal
muscles. In cockroaches, inhalation is a passive Neuroglial cells are specialised cells found in the
process malpighian tubules are present at the brain and spinal cord supporting the neurons.
junction of midgut and hindgut. 160. Answer (2)
146 Answer (4) Tendons, attach skeletal muscles to bones.
Haversian system is the feature of shaft part of long 161. Answer (4)
mammalian bones.
Compound tissue is the part of epithelial tissue.
147. Answer (3)
162. Answer (3)
Muscles are not the connective tissues and
Cellulose is not a protein. GLUT-4 enables glucose
urothelium is an epithelial tissue.
transport into cell. Proline is a heterocyclic amino
148. Answer (4) acid and myoglobin is a protein, not sugar.
Cockroach is nocturnal and omnivorous. 163. Answer (4)
149. Answer (4) In RNA, nitrogen base uracil present, so nucleotide
There is single ejaculatory duct in male P. americana. will be uridylic acid RNA lacks thymine.
150. Answer (4) 164. Answer (4)
Amylose consists of α, 1-4 glycosidic linkage Zwitter ion possesses both the charges.
between α-D glucose molecules. It is straight chain 165. Answer (3)
of 200-1000 glucose units.
166. Answer (4)
151. Answer (2)
Amylopectin is a part of starch and shows
Compact bones have haversian system, site of branching.
haemopoiesis. Spongy bone consists of a network
167. Answer (1)
of many lines irregular bony plates of trabeculae.
Dorsal blood vessel has valves which prevent the
152. Answer (3)
back-flow of blood.
Km (Michaelis constant) is the concentration of the
168. Answer (3)
substrate at which half the maximum velocity of the
enzyme reaction is attained. The correct answer is a set of mucopoly-
saccharides.
153. Answer (3)
169. Answer (3)
Osteoclasts are found in bones only, not in cartilage
and fibroblast cell secrete fibres and matrix. In frog, scales are absent.
154. Answer (2) 170. Answer (3)
V max remains same in the case of competitive Cyanide is a non-competitive inhibitor, hence does
inhibition. not bind to active site of enzyme.
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171. Answer (3) 177. Answer (1)
In frog, forelimb has four digit without web. Forebrain of frog, comprises two olfactory
172. Answer (1) lobes, two cerebral hemispheres and unpaired
diencephalon.
In B-DNA, guanine and cytosine form three
hydrogen bonds. Hindbrain comprises cerebellum and medulla
173. Answer (1) oblongata.
The cutaneous respiration is carried out during 178. Answer (4)
summer sleep and winter sleep. In frog columella auris connects the tympanic
174. Answer (3) membrane with the inner ear and transmits the
The first body segment of earthworm is called the sound.
peristomium. 179. Answer (2)
175. Answer (3) Brain of cockroach is represented by supra-
Lymph glands are supposed to produce certain oesophageal ganglion which is large bilobed mass
phagocytic cell. located in head above oesophagous.
176. Answer (1) 180. Answer (3)
10 pairs of spiracles are present on the lateral side In cockroach vision is mosaic and apposition image
of the cockroach. is formed.

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