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1. Plural of the word hypothesis is: (1 point)

⚫ Hypotheses
◯ Hypothes
◯ Hypothises
◯ Hypothesise
2. Which one of the following does not change in the plural? (1 point)
◯ Marker
◯ Quiz
⚫ Offspring
◯ Foot
3. Which one of the following takes a plural verb? (1 point)
⚫ Tights
◯ Mathematics
◯ News
◯ Athletics
4. Which one of the following takes a singular verb? (1 point)
⚫ News
◯ Axes
◯ Stimuli
◯ Fungi
5. Which one of the following takes a plural verb? (1 point)
⚫ Scissors
◯ Appendix
◯ Box
◯ Buzz
6. The singular of the word matches is: (1 point)
⚫ Match
◯ Matching
◯ Matched
◯ Matchs
7. Identify errors and choose the correct option: (1 point)
Q # Mosquito more often living in trees.
⚫ Mosquitoes more often live in trees.
◯ Mosquitoes more often living in trees.
◯ Mosquito more often live in trees.
◯ Mosquitoes more often lives in trees.
8. Identify errors and choose the correct option: (1 point)
Q # A mice that live in holes are not more harmful.
◯ A mice that lives in holes are not more harmful.
⚫ Mice that live in holes are not more harmful.
◯ Mice that live in holes is not more harmful.
◯ A mouse that lives in holes are not more harmful.
9. Pick the correct option: (1 point)
◯ Most famous places is always known by their outskirts.
⚫ Most famous places are always known by their outskirts.
◯ Most famous places are always known by its outskirts.
◯ Most famous place are always known by their outskirts.
10. Pick the correct option: (1 point)
⚫ How do Eskimos live in modern times?
◯ How does Eskimos live in modern times?
◯ How do Eskimo live in modern times?
◯ How does an Eskimos live in modern times?

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11. Pick the correct option: (1 point)
◯ A cattle grazes in the grassy field.
◯ Cattle grazes in the grassy field.
◯ Cattles grazes in the grassy field.
⚫ Cattle graze in the grassy field.
12. Choose the correct option: (1 point)
He received plenty of ___________ on his success.
⚫ Congratulations
◯ Congratulation
◯ A congratulation
◯ Congratulation’s
13. Choose the correct option: (1 point)
________ quite dirty.
◯ Trouser was
◯ A trousers were
⚫ Those trousers were
◯ This trousers was
14. Choose the correct sentence: (1 point)
⚫ Women wear jewelry in wedding ceremonies.
◯ Woman wear jewelry in wedding ceremonies.
◯ Woman wears jewelry in wedding ceremonies.
◯ Woman wear jewelry in wedding ceremony.
15. Choose the correct sentence: (1 point)
◯ Sun appear in the daytime.
◯ The sun appear in the daytime.
⚫ The sun appears in the daytime.
◯ The suns appears in the daytime.
16. Choose the correct option: (1 point)
Q# Ask that woman what she __________.
◯ Want
⚫ Wants
◯ Are want
◯ Wanting
17. Choose the correct option: (1 point)
Q # We saw few large ________ with vegetables growing in them.
◯ Green house
◯ Greens house
⚫ Green houses
◯ A green houses
18. Choose the correct option: (1 point)
Q # There are a few broken ________ seen in the place.
◯ Boxs
⚫ Boxes
◯ Box
◯ Boxies
19. Choose the correct option: (1 point)
Q # Can I borrow ______?
◯ Pen
◯ A pens
⚫ Your pen
◯ A your pen
20. Find the error: (1 point)
Q # I need new jean for a birthday party.
◯ I
◯ Need
⚫ Jean
◯ A birthday party

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 BIOLOGY
21. In most vertebrates, the high urea is observed concentration of, it would. (1 point)
◯ Damage DNA
◯ Damage RNA
⚫ Damage proteins
◯ All of these
22. Most of the marine teleosts are: (1 point)
◯ Isotonic to sea water
◯ Hypertonic to sea water
⚫ Hypotonic to sea water
◯ Either B or C
23. Excess Na+ and Cl– ions are removed from body in: (1 point)
◯ Fresh water bony fish
⚫ Marine bony fish
◯ Hag fish
◯ All of these
24. Which one of the following is special metabolic adaptation? (1 point)
◯ Hydrolysis
◯ Dehydration
◯ Hydrobiosis
⚫ Anhydrobiosis
25. Find the true statement about the toxicity of nitrogenous wastes? (1 point)
I) Urea is 100000 times more toxic than ammonia
II) Uric acid is 100000 times less toxic than ammonia
III)Ammonia is 100000 times more toxic than urea
◯ I only
◯ II only
⚫ III only
◯ Either I or II
26. Four nitrogen atoms are excreted by: (1 point)
◯ Ammonia
◯ Creatinine
◯ Urea
⚫ Uric acid
27. Special salt secreting glands are found in: (1 point)
◯ Kidneys
◯ Liver
⚫ Rectum
◯ All of these
28. Fresh water animals: (1 point)
◯ Face the excess of salts
◯ Intake salts constantly
⚫ Face the deficiency of salts
◯ Both A&B
29. Which one of the following components can increase osmotic concentration? (1 point)
I) Urea
II) TMAO
III) Water
◯ I and III
◯ II and III
⚫ I and II
◯ I, II and III
30. Marine teleosts have: (1 point)
◯ Tendency to lose salts to the environment
⚫ Tendency to lose water to the environment
◯ Both A&B
◯ None of these

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31. The substances that increase the osmotic concentration are generally known as: (1 point)
◯ Osmosis
◯ Osmoregulators
⚫ Osmolytes
◯ All of these
32. Terrestrial animals face the problem of: (1 point)
◯ Losing of salts
◯ Gaining of salts
⚫ Dehydration
◯ All of these
33. Which one of the following is chaotropic in nature? (1 point)
◯ TMAO
⚫ Urea
◯ Both A&B
◯ Uric acid
34. Which one of the following nitrogenous wastes has tendency to raise the pH of body fluids? (1 point)
◯ Urea
◯ Uric acid
⚫ Ammonia
◯ TMAO
35. Ionocytes are special salts cells that are found in: (1 point)
I) Gills of fishes II) Kidneys of fishes III) Skin of amphibians
◯ I and II
◯ II and III
⚫ I and III
◯ I, II and III
36. Four grams of nitrogen, in the form of uric acid require, how much water for its removal? (1 point)
◯ 1ml of water
◯ 50ml of water
◯ 500ml of water
⚫ 4ml of water
37. Mostly fishes excrete: (1 point)
◯ Urea as nitrogenous waste
◯ Uric acid as nitrogenous waste
⚫ Ammonia as nitrogenous waste
◯ TMAO as nitrogenous waste
38. Marine bony fishes excrete calcium ions through: (1 point)
◯ Mouth
◯ Gills
⚫ Kidneys
◯ All of these
39. Anhydrobiosis is the behavioral adaptation of: (1 point)
◯ Aquatic mammals
⚫ Desert mammals
◯ Grassland mammals
◯ All mammals
40. How a freshwater bony fish gains salts? (1 point)
◯ From food they eat
◯ Actively transports from external environment
◯ Reabsorption by kidneys
⚫ All of these
41. The fishes which generally drink large amount of water are: (1 point)
⚫ Marine bony fishes
◯ Fresh water bony fishes
◯ Cartilaginous fishes
◯ All fishes

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42. The nitrogenous waste ammonia: (1 point)
◯ Can’t alter the pH of body fluids
⚫ Interferes with membrane transport function
◯ Both A&B
◯ None of these
43. Freshwater animals live in: (1 point)
◯ Hypertonic environment
⚫ Hypotonic environment
◯ Isotonic environment
◯ Either A or B
44. Generally, uric acid is the nitrogenous waste of animals of: (1 point)
◯ Aquatic habitat
⚫ Terrestrial habitat
◯ Both A&B
◯ None of these
45. Certain animals avoid daytime heat; this strategy is related to: (1 point)
⚫ Osmoregulation
◯ Excretion
◯ All aspects of homeostasis
◯ None of these
46. Rays can: (1 point)
◯ Obtain salts through gills
⚫ Remove salts through rectal glands
◯ Get salts through rectal glands
◯ All of these
47. The nitrogenous waste(s) highly soluble in water, is/are: (1 point)
⚫ Ammonia
◯ Urea
◯ Uric acid
◯ Both A&B
48. In vertebrates, dead keratinized skin is helpful to: (1 point)
◯ Reduce salts loss
⚫ Reduce water loss
◯ Prevent sweating
◯ All of these
49. Urine produced is isotonic to their environment is feature of: (1 point)
◯ Freshwater bony fishes
⚫ Marine bony fishes
◯ All fishes
◯ Desert mammals
50. Find the true statement about uricotelic animals: (1 point)
◯ They don’t invest energy to for formation of their nitrogenous waste
◯ They require much water for removal of waste
⚫ They produce less toxic waste than urea
◯ None of these
51. Trout produces urine that: (1 point)
⚫ Is dilute
◯ Contains urea
◯ Both A & B
◯ None of these
52. TMAO can disrupts: (1 point)
◯ Peptide bonds
◯ Covalent bonds
⚫ Ionic bonds
◯ All of these

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53. Salts excreted by rectal glands are removed from the body: (1 point)
◯ During ingestion
◯ During respiration
◯ During filtration of blood
⚫ During egestion
54. Spartina is a: (1 point)
⚫ Halophyte
◯ Xerophyte
◯ Hydrophyte
◯ Freshwater plant
55. Find the right statement(s) about osmoregulation in fishes. (1 point)
I) Mackerel fish produces dilute urine
II) Trout fish produces dilute urine
III) Hag fish produces dilute urine
◯ I only
⚫ II only
◯ III only
◯ I, II and III
56. Which one of the following is/are the function(s) of liver? (1 point)
◯ Storage of vitamin-E
◯ Emulsification of proteins
◯ Urination
⚫ None of these
57. How does isotonic solution produce effect of on RBC? (1 point)
◯ It results in swelling of RBC
◯ It results in bursting of RBC
◯ It results in shrinkage of RBC
⚫ No change in RBC
58. Suppose an animal cell contains 20% salts and 80% water placed in an environment having 10% (1 point)
salts and 90% water; what will happen to that cell?
⚫ Water moves in the cell
◯ Water moves out of the cell
◯ Water moves in and out of the cell equally
◯ No water movement occurs
59. Flatworms possess simple tubular excretory system consisting of: (1 point)
◯ Metanephridium
◯ Mesonephridium
◯ Prenephridium
⚫ Protonephridium
60. Plasma membrane of RBC is crinkled up: (1 point)
◯ If placed in hypotonic solution
◯ If placed in isotonic solution
⚫ If placed in hypertonic solution
◯ Either A or C
61. The conversion of toxic ammonia to urea for excretion occurs in: (1 point)
◯ Skin
⚫ Liver
◯ Kidneys
◯ B and C
62. During urea cycle, ammonia is supplied to ornithine to produce: (1 point)
⚫ Citruline
◯ Urine
◯ Arginine
◯ Haemoglobin

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63. What is true about the functions of liver? (1 point)
I) Liver produces proteins for clotting mechanism.
II) Liver helps in toxification.
III) Liver helps in the digestion of fats.
◯ I and II
◯ II and III
⚫ I and III
◯ I, II and III
64. Starting with the ornithine, the order in which intermediates in the urea cycle would occur is: (1 point)
⚫ Citruline, Arginine, Ornithine
◯ Arginine, Ornithine, Citruline
◯ Ammonia, Arginine, Ornithine
◯ None of these
65. What is the environment of Amoeba? (1 point)
⚫ Pond water
◯ Tissue fluid
◯ Sap
◯ Human intestine
66. Which one of the following components detects change in internal environment? (1 point)
I) Homeostasis
II) Receptors
III) Effectors
IV) Feedback system
◯ I only
⚫ II only
◯ III only
◯ I, II, III and IV
67. Osmoregulation is: (1 point)
◯ The removal of unwanted substances
◯ The removal of toxic by-products
◯ Both A and B
⚫ None of these
68. Which one of the following strategies helps in better absorption of water? (1 point)
◯ Stomata on upper surface
⚫ Deep vertical roots
◯ Juicy stem
◯ A, B and C
69. What is true about cartilaginous fishes regarding osmoregulation? (1 point)
◯ Take in salts through their gills
◯ Remove dilute urine
⚫ Remove excess salts through their gland in rectum
◯ All of these
70. Guttation is common in: (1 point)
◯ Plants growing in desert
◯ Plants growing in lakes and ponds
◯ Plants growing in grasslands
⚫ Plants growing in tropical rain forests
71. What is true about protonephridia? (1 point)
I) Perform the function excretion II) Perform the function of osmoregulation
III) Perform the function of thermoregulation
◯ I only
◯ II only
⚫ I and II
◯ I, II and III
72. In halophytes: (1 point)
◯ Excess salt can be stored in spores
⚫ Excess salt can be excreted out from leaves
◯ Excess salt can be removed through roots
◯ A, B & C
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73. What is the most suitable environment for the tissues of higher animals? (1 point)
◯ Heterotonic environment
◯ Hypertonic environment
◯ Hypotonic environment
⚫ Isotonic environment
74. The nitrogenous waste product excreted by land snail is: (1 point)
◯ Ammonia
◯ Urea
⚫ Uric acid
◯ Creatinine
75. Animals excreting ammonia are known as: (1 point)
◯ Uricotelic
◯ Ureotelic
⚫ Ammonotelic
◯ Excretotelic
76. Moderate water accessibility is the requirement of: (1 point)
◯ Hydrophytes
◯ Xerophytes
⚫ Mesophytes
◯ Halophytes
77. When a plant cell is placed in weak solution: (1 point)
⚫ Water moves in the cell
◯ Water moves out of the cell
◯ Water moves in and out of the cell equally
◯ No water movement occurs
78. The cells of Malpighian tubules of an insect: (1 point)
◯ Absorb Useful substances from haemolymph
◯ Absorb excretory wastes from haemolymph
⚫ Both A & B
◯ None of these
79. Find the untrue statement(s) about Amoeba. (1 point)
I) Excess water in Amoeba is stored in food vacuole
II) Excess water in Amoeba is stored in pore
III) Excess water in Amoeba is stored in central vacuole
IV) Excess water in Amoeba is stored in contractile vacuole
◯ I only
◯ IV only
⚫ I, II and III
◯ I, II, III and IV
80. Reptiles, birds and mammals prevent their loss of water through: (1 point)
⚫ Water proof keratinized epidermis
◯ Water proof cuticle
◯ Water proof cell wall
◯ A and B
81. A researcher placed an unknown animal sample into a solution she observes that water is leaving (1 point)
the cells of sample. What is her interpretation?
◯ Cells of sample contain less water.
◯ Cells of sample contain higher solute conc.
◯ Solution has high water conc.
⚫ None of these is correct interpretation
82. Urea is the nitrogenous waste material of: (1 point)
◯ Land animals like reptiles
◯ Land animals like birds
⚫ Land animals like mammals
◯ Aquatic organisms like Amoeba

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83. The end product of haemoglobin breakdown is: (1 point)
◯ Bile
⚫ Bilirubin
◯ Keratin
◯ Cholesterol
84. In earthworm, bladder opens outside by which of the following components? (1 point)
⚫ Nephridiopore
◯ Nephrostome
◯ Cilia
◯ Both A and B
85. What happens in liver if glycogen store is depleted? (1 point)
◯ Conversion of glucose into proteins may occur in liver.
◯ Conversion of glucose into fats may occur in liver.
◯ Conversion of glucose into glycogen may occur in liver.
⚫ Conversion of amino acid into glucose may occur in liver.
86. Identify the plant with following features: (1 point)
I) Stomata on upper surface II) Large showy flower III) Floating leaves with long petioles
◯ Halophytes
⚫ Hydrophytes
◯ Xerophytes
◯ Both A and B
87. When external solution matches to internal solution, it is known as: (1 point)
◯ Hypertonic solution
⚫ Isotonic solution
◯ Hypotonic solution
◯ None of these
88. What happens when a plant cell is placed in pure water? (1 point)
⚫ Endosmosis occurs
◯ Exosmosis occurs
◯ Diffusion occurs
◯ Plasmolysis occurs
89. In land vertebrates, excretion of water occurs through: (1 point)
⚫ Kidneys
◯ Cloaca
◯ Body surface
◯ Epidermis
90. Metabolic water is used to maintain osmoregulation in: (1 point)
◯ Kangaroo and Rat
◯ Whale
◯ Land snail
⚫ None of these
91. In cockroach, Malpighian tubules: (1 point)
◯ Are immersed in haemoglobin.
◯ Are immersed in urine.
⚫ Are immersed in haemolymph.
◯ Are immersed in heme group.
92. Halophytes have to absorb water from soil: (1 point)
◯ Which has lower salt concentration
◯ Which has lower water concentration
⚫ Which has higher salt concentration
◯ Both A and B
93. Plants living in steep hills have: (1 point)
◯ To face scarcity of salts
◯ To face scarcity of CO2
◯ To face scarcity of cuticle
⚫ To face scarcity of water

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94. During ornithine cycle, urea formation occurs through the: (1 point)
◯ Combination of ornithine and H2O
◯ Combination of CO2 and citruline
⚫ Combination of NH3 and CO2
◯ Combination of ornithine and CO2
95. During the process of excretion in earthworm, coelomic fluid enters the excretory structure (1 point)
through:
◯ Flame cells
◯ Nephridiopore
⚫ Nephrostome
◯ Lumen
96. The mechanism in which water and solutes of the body are properly maintained and regulated is (1 point)
called:
◯ Homeostasis
⚫ Osmoregulation
◯ Thermoregulation
◯ All of these
97. What is the correct option among following options for the organisms which don’t have (1 point)
osmoregulatory mechanisms?
◯ Hypotonic body fluids
◯ Hypertonic body fluids
⚫ Isotonic body fluids
◯ Mostly hypotonic but sometime isotonic
98. Xerophytes have the adaptations for: (1 point)
◯ Reducing the rate of transduction
◯ Reducing the rate of transformation
◯ Reducing the rate of transmutation
⚫ Reducing the rate of transpiration
99. What is true about protonephridia? (1 point)
I) Perform the function excretion
II) Perform the function of osmoregulation
III) Perform the function of thermoregulation
◯ I only
◯ II only
⚫ I and II
◯ I, II and III
100. Red blood cells would enlarge if placed in: (1 point)
⚫ Hypotonic solution
◯ Isotonic solution
◯ Hypertonic solution
◯ Either A, B or C
CHEMISTRY
101. The major portion of natural gas is: (1 point)
◯ Ethane
◯ Propane
◯ Butane
⚫ Methane
102. In organic compounds carbon atoms form: (1 point)
◯ Ionic bond
◯ Metallic bond
⚫ Covalent bond
◯ None of these
103. Which of the following is an aromatic compound? (1 point)
◯ Propanol
◯ Cyclohexane
◯ Acetone
⚫ Benzene
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104. There are a few homologous series of compounds. The existence of homologous series is due (1 point)
to:
⚫ Functional group
◯ Cracking
◯ Isomerism
◯ Benzene
105. Select from the following the one, which is alcohol: (1 point)
⚫ CH3–CH2–OH
◯ CH3–O–CH3
◯ CH3COOH
◯ CH3–CH2–Br
106. When AgNO3 is added to the Lassaigne’s solution which colour is formed for Iodine? (1 point)
◯ White
◯ Deep blue
⚫ Yellow
◯ Brown
107. When water vapours are passed over white anhydrous copper sulphate, which colour is formed? (1 point)
◯ White
⚫ Deep blue
◯ Yellow
◯ Brown
108. All are synthetic fiber except. (1 point)
◯ Rayon
◯ Dacron
⚫ Silk
◯ Nylon
109. If a molecule contains more than one functional groups, it is known as: (1 point)
◯ Derivative
⚫ Poly functional
◯ Heterocyclic
◯ Isomer
110. To differentiate between white ppt of AgCl and off-white ppt of AgBr we use: (1 point)
◯ Dil. solution of NaOH
◯ Dil. solution of Pb(NO3)2
⚫ Dil. solution of NH3
◯ Dil. Solution of FeCl3
111. All the compounds are inorganic except: (1 point)
◯ CaCO3
◯ CaC2
◯ KCN
⚫ (NH2)2CO
112. All the compounds are organic except: (1 point)
◯ (H2N)2CO
⚫ NH4CNO
◯ CH3NO2
◯ C2H5NH2
113. Which of the following are fossil fuel: (1 point)
◯ Petroleum
◯ Coal
◯ Natural gas
⚫ All of these
114. When coal is heated (500 – 1000oC) in the absence of air the process is called: (1 point)
◯ Distillation
⚫ Carbonization
◯ Cracking
◯ Reforming

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115. Tartaric acid is present in: (1 point)
⚫ Grapes
◯ Wine
◯ Vinegar
◯ None of these
116. Ethanol is present in. (1 point)
⚫ Wine
◯ Lemon
◯ Vinegar
◯ None of these
117. CH3COOH is present in: (1 point)
◯ Grapes
◯ Lemons
⚫ Vinegar
◯ None of these
118. Which of the following is organic compound? (1 point)
◯ Graphite
◯ NH4SCN
◯ CS2
⚫ HCHO
119. Which of the following is inorganic compound? (1 point)
⚫ CO2
◯ CH4
◯ NH2–CO–NH2
◯ None of these
120. Coal is major sources of organic compound it yield coke and coal tar on. (1 point)
◯ Reforming
◯ Refining
⚫ Pyrolysis
◯ Fractional distillation
121. More that 200 organic compounds have been directly isolated from. (1 point)
◯ Coke
◯ Crude coal gas
◯ Ammonical liquor
⚫ Coal tar
122. The compound which are mineral origin are. (1 point)
◯ Marble
◯ Table salt
◯ Carbondioxide
⚫ All of these
123. Thiocynate ion is represented by formula. (1 point)
–
◯ CN
◯ SCNO–
⚫ SCN–
◯ CNO–
124. An antimalerial and antipyretic medicine is. (1 point)
◯ Nicotine
◯ Methanol
⚫ Quinine
◯ Rutin
125. Natural gas do not contain. (1 point)
◯ C2H6
◯ CO2
⚫ N2O
◯ C4H10

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126. Fermentation of molasses produce. (1 point)
⚫ Alcohol
◯ Ester
◯ Alkene
◯ Ester
127. Casein is: (1 point)
◯ Oil and fat
⚫ Protein
◯ Alkaloid
◯ Carbohydrate
128. Morphine is pain killer drug belongs to family. (1 point)
◯ Protein
◯ Hormone
⚫ Alkaloid
◯ Resins
129. In 1828 Wohler prepared urea from. (1 point)
◯ NH4SCN
◯ (NH4)CO3
⚫ NH4CNO
◯ NaCNO
130. Which of the following statement is correct? (1 point)
◯ Organic compounds are combustible because of high % of hydrogen
◯ Organic compounds are less soluble in non polar solvent but more soluble in water
◯ Organic compounds have high melting and boiling point
⚫ Organic compounds are poor conductor of electricity in both fused and solution
131. Penicillin is a. (1 point)
◯ Insecticide
◯ Antiseptic
⚫ Medicine
◯ Anesthetics
132. DDT is a. (1 point)
⚫ Insecticide
◯ Herbicides
◯ Explosives
◯ Anesthetic
133. All are natural fiber except: (1 point)
◯ Silk
◯ Wool
⚫ Rayon
◯ Cotton
134. Bucky Ball molecule made up of. (1 point)
⚫ Sixty carbon atoms
◯ One hundred sixty carbon atoms
◯ Six carbon atoms
◯ Eight carbon atoms
135. In Bucky Ball atoms are join together to form _____ structure. (1 point)
◯ Hexagon
◯ Pentagon
◯ Tetragon
⚫ Pentagon and Hexagon
136. Which of the following is Arene? (1 point)
◯ CH2 = CH2
⚫ C6H6
◯ C2H6
◯

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137. Which of the following structure belongs to amine? (1 point)
⚫

138. Which of the following belongs to ester family? (1 point)

⚫

139. Carbon and hydrogen in organic compound can be detected by heating small amount of organic (1 point)
compound with __________ in a glass tube.
◯ Nametal
◯ Mg metal
◯ CaO
⚫ CuO
140. Which of the following is lime water? (1 point)
⚫ Ca(OH)2
◯ Mg(OH)2
◯ LiOH
◯ Solution of NaCl
141. Which of the following compound turns lime water milkly? (1 point)
◯ Copper sulphate
⚫ CO2
◯ Na2S
◯ NaSCN
142. Lassagne’s solution is used for detection of _________ in organic compound. (1 point)
◯ Nitrogen
◯ Sulphur
◯ Halogen
⚫ All of these

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143. Hydrated copper sulphate is _________ in colour. (1 point)
◯ White
⚫ Blue
◯ Milky
◯ Pink
144. In the preparation of Lassaigne’s solution organic compounds is fused with: (1 point)
◯ CuO
⚫ Na metal
◯ Mg metal
◯ Zn metal
145. Which compound is Prussian blue in colour? (1 point)
◯ Na4[Fe(CN)6]
◯ Fe4[Fe(CNS)6]3
⚫ Fe4[Fe(CN)6]3
◯ Na4[Fe(CNS)6]3
146. Which of the following compounds belongs to aldehyde family? (1 point)
◯

147. Which reagents are used for detection of nitrogen in organic compound? (1 point)
⚫ 2-3ml lassaignes solution + NaOH+FeSO4 (fresh)+Boil+FeCl3+HCl
◯ 2-3ml Lassaigne’s solution + CH3COOH + Boil + Pb(CH3COO)2
◯ 2-3ml of Lassaigne’s solution + HNO3 + AgNO3 + NH4OH
◯ None of these
148. 2-3ml Lassaigne’s solution + NaOH + FeSO4 (fresh) + Boil + FeCl3 + HCl produce blood red ppt it (1 point)
proves that organic compound contains.
◯ Nitrogen only
◯ Sulphur only
◯ Halogens
⚫ Nitrogen and sulphur
149. 2-3ml Lassaigne’s solution + HNO3 + Boil + AgNO3 produce pale yellow ppt partially soluble in (1 point)
NH4OH produce presence of:
◯ Nitrogen
⚫ Bromine
◯ Chlorine
◯ Sulphur
150. The colour Pbs is. (1 point)
◯ Yellow
◯ Red
⚫ Black
◯ Blue
151. Which is blood red solid? (1 point)
⚫ Fe4[Fe(CNS)6]3
◯ Fe4[Fe(CN)6]3
◯ Na4[Fe(CNS)6]3
◯ Na4[Fe(CN)6]3

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152. In the test of Halogen white ppt of silver Halide is produced which is soluble in NH4OH it shows (1 point)
presence of.
⚫ Chlorine
◯ Bromine
◯ Iodine
◯ Fluorine
153. Which of the following property decreases as number of carbon atom increasing in homologous (1 point)
series.
◯ Solubility
⚫ Vapour pressure
◯ Boiling point
◯ Heat of vapourization
154. Which of the following is thiol compound? (1 point)
◯

⚫ CH3 – SH
◯ CH3–CH2–NH2
155. The general formula of alkyne is. (1 point)
⚫ CnH2n–2
◯ CnH2n+2
◯ CnH2n
◯ CnH2n+1
156. Buck minister fullerence was: (1 point)
◯ Professor
◯ Scientist
⚫ Architect
◯ None of these
157. Bucky balls are used as: (1 point)
◯ Semi conductor
◯ Lubricant
⚫ Both of these
◯ None of these
158. Which oft eh following belongs to nitrile family? (1 point)
◯

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159. The chemical break down of an organic compound with the help of micro organism: (1 point)
◯ Pyrolysis
⚫ Fermentation
◯ Hydro forming
◯ Hydrolysis
160. (1 point)

◯2
◯3
⚫4
◯5
PHYSICS
161. Temperature is a property which determines: (1 point)
◯ How much heat a body contains
◯ Whether a body will feel hot or cold on touching
⚫ In which direction heat will flow between two systems
◯ How much total absolute energy a body has
162. The scales of temperature are based on two fixed points which are: (1 point)
0 o
◯ The temperatures of water at 0 & 100 C
⚫ The temperature of melting ice and boiling water at atmospheric pressure
◯ The temperature of cold ice and boiling water
◯ The temperatures of frozen and boiling mercury
163. Numerical value of Boltzmann’s constant is: (1 point)
–31 –1
◯ 1.38x10 JK
⚫ 1.38x10–23JK–1
◯ 3.18x10–23JK–1
◯ 3.38x10–23JK–1
164. The size of one degree on Celsius is equal to: (1 point)
◯ One degree on Fahrenheit scale
⚫ 1.8 degree on Fahrenheit scale
◯ 3.2 degrees on Fahrenheit scale
◯ 2.12 degrees on Fahrenheit scale
165. Which one is not true for internal energy? (1 point)
◯ It is sum of all forms of energies associated with molecules of a system
◯ It is a state function of a system
◯ It is proportional to transnational K.E of the molecules
⚫ None of these
166. Which of the following properties of molecules of a gas is same for all gases at particular (1 point)
temperature?
◯ Momentum
◯ Velocity
⚫ Kinetic energy
◯ All of these
167. Boltzmann constant ‘k’ in terms of universal gas constant ‘R’ and Avogadro’s number NA is give as: (1 point)
◯ K = R NA
⚫ K = R/ NA
◯ K = NA/R
◯ K = nRNA
168. Average translational kinetic energy per molecule of an ideal gas is given by: (1 point)
◯ 3 NAT/2R
◯ 2 NAT/3
⚫ 3RT/2 NA
◯ 3 NA/2RT

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169. Pressure of the gas depends upon: (1 point)
◯ Only on molecular speeds
◯ Only on mass of molecules
◯ Only on number of molecules in a unit volume
⚫ Number of molecules in a unit volume, mass and speed of molecule
170. Count Rumford in 1798 (an artillery Engineer) established relation between: (1 point)
◯ Internal energy and heat
◯ Heat energy and work done by friction
◯ Internal energy and work done by friction
⚫ Heat energy and work done against friction
171. During canon boring, Rumford proved that heat is not related with: (1 point)
◯ Energy
◯ Work against friction
⚫ Mass of metal bored away
◯ None of these
172. In 1845 Joule established definite relation between mechanical work done and heat generated, (1 point)
according to this relation:
◯ Amount of work done = heat produced which depends upon process of heat transformation
◯ Amount of work done ≠ heat produced
⚫ Amount of work done = heat produced which does not depends upon process of transformation
◯ Heat energy = internal energy
173. The ratio of the work done in joules to the heat produced in calories is called: (1 point)
◯ Mechanical equivalent of work
◯ Mechanical equivalent of heat and work
⚫ Mechanical equivalent of heat only
◯ Mechanical equivalent of internal energy and heat
174. A heat engine operates with 80kcal of heat supplied and exhausts 60kcal of heat, how much work (1 point)
did the engine do?
◯ 105kJ
◯ 8.3680kJ
◯ 10.5kJ
⚫ 83.680kJ
175. Once heat in transferred to the body it in converted into the: (1 point)
◯ Internal KE only
◯ Internal PE only
⚫ Internal KE and PE
◯ Temperature
176. Temperature of body is sensation of: (1 point)
◯ Average internal energy
◯ Average internal PE
◯ Average heat energy
⚫ Average internal KE
177. In thermal equilibrium it is necessary, that: (1 point)
⚫ Temperature of bodies is equal
◯ Internal energy is equal
◯ Temperature and internal energy is equal
◯ Temperature internal energy and size of body is equal
178. Sun and earth are: (1 point)
◯ Not in thermal contact
◯ In direct thermal contact
⚫ In indirect thermal contact
◯ In thermal equilibrium
179. Calorie is defined as the energy needed to change the temperature of 1.00g of water by 1.00oC: (1 point)
o o
◯ Specifically between 13.5 C and 14.5 C
⚫ Specifically between 14.5oC and 15.5oC
◯ Specifically between 15.5oC and 16.5oC
◯ Specifically between 16.5oC and 17.5oC

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180. Except providing heat, temperature of body can also be changed by: (1 point)
◯ Work done by body only
◯ Work done on body only
⚫ Both A & B
◯ None of these
181. Pumping up a tire with hand pump heats up the pump, because: (1 point)
⚫ Work is done in pressing air
◯ Work is done by air
◯ Heat is supplied to air
◯ Internal energy is supplied to air
182. Work can be exchanged between an object and its surrounding by: (1 point)
◯ Temperature difference
◯ Internal energy difference
◯ Displacement of body with difference of temperature
⚫ Displacement of body without difference of temperature
183. If temperature of body is increasing then it is indication that: (1 point)
◯ Heat of body is increasing
◯ Internal PE increasing
⚫ Internal KE is increasing
◯ Heat and Internal energy is increasing
184. In thermodynamics internal energy is: (1 point)
⚫ State function
◯ Work function
◯ Intrinsic property
◯ All of these
185. Internal energy is similar to gravitational PE then which of the following in important? (1 point)
◯ Absolute PE
⚫ Change in internal energy
◯ Absolute and change in internal energy
◯ None of these
186. Change in internal energy of body: (1 point)
◯ Depends upon path
◯ Does not depends upon initial and final state
◯ Depends upon path as well as initial and final state
⚫ Depends upon initial and final state
187. Which of the following scale has reference point at absolute zero? (1 point)
◯ Celsius scale
◯ Fahrenheit scale
⚫ Kelvin scale
◯ All of these
188. Celsius and Fahrenheit scales: (1 point)
⚫ Have arbitrary zero as fix point
◯ Absolute zero as fix point
◯ Arbitrary as well as absolute zero as fix point
◯ None of these
189. Temperature of body changes from 100oC to 150oC on Celsius scale then this change is equal to: (1 point)
◯ 90oF and 232K
◯ 90oF and 150K
◯ 238oF and 323K
⚫ 90oF and 50K
190. Temperature of hot body decreases form 60oC to – 40oC, what is final temperature measured on (1 point)
Fahrenheit scale?
◯ 180oF
⚫ –40oF
◯ –32oF
◯ 212oF

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191. When different solids are heated by same amount of heat supplied then change in their length, (1 point)
area and volume is always:
◯ Same
⚫ Different
◯ May be same may be different
◯ Cannot be predicted
192. Solids, liquids and gases expand due to heating because: (1 point)
◯ Intermolecular space decreases
◯ Number of molecules increases
◯ Number of atoms increases
⚫ Inter molecular spacing increases
193. A steel rod has length of 20m at temperature 30oC what will be increase in length if temperature is (1 point)
raised to 100oC? (∝=1.1x10–5/K)
◯ 1.540x10–3m
⚫ 15.4x10–3
◯ 15.4x10–2m
◯ 0.15x10–5m
194. What is fractional change in volume of copper cube having side length 10cm when temperature of (1 point)
cube changes from 100oF to 280oF? (∝=1.7x10–5/K)
⚫ 170x10–5
◯ 1.7x10–5
◯ 17x10–5
◯ 17x10–6
195. Bimetallic strip always bends towards the material having: (1 point)
◯ Smaller ∝
◯ Larger ∝
⚫ Depends upon change of temperature whether it is +ve or -ve
◯ None of these
196. Gas exerts pressure on walls of container due to: (1 point)
◯ Molecular attraction
◯ Molecular repulsion
⚫ Molecular collision
◯ Molecular diffusion
197. Pressure of gas enclosed in container is directly proportional to: (1 point)
◯ Mass of molecule only
⚫ KE of molecule
◯ Size of molecule
◯ All of these
198. Kinetic energy of gas molecules depends upon: (1 point)
⚫ Temperature of gas
◯ Size of molecule
◯ Shape of molecule
◯ All of these
199. What is the average translational kinetic energy of molecules in a gas at temperature 127oC? (1 point)
-21
⚫ 8.28 x10 J
◯ 8.28 x10-23 J
◯ 8.28 x1021 J
◯ 8.28 x1023 J
200. What is the vrms of oxygen molecule at 127oC? (1 point)
◯ 585.24 m/s
◯ 658.24 m/s
◯ 685.24 m/s
⚫ 558.24 m/s

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