test no.1, season1 with key and solution

Season:1
Test No:               1
Chapters :           phy-1, chem-1, bioloogy,1
Category:             Easy , Medium , Hard
Total MCQs;       90
                       



1)                
The number of significant fiures in the measurement of 5.005x 10-5 s is;      
 a. 2            b. 3
c. 4             d 5
2)                
The scientific notation of a number 0.0023 is expressed as:                                          
A) 2.3 × 10-3                  B) 0.023 × 10-2       
C)2.3 × 10-4                  D) 0.2 × 103
3)                
If 7.635 & 4.81 are two significant numbers, their multiplication in significant digit is                 
(a) 36.72435       (b) 36.724
(c) 36.72    (d) 36.7
4)                
The number of significan figures in 4.0030 is;    
(a) Four     (b) Five        
(c) Two      (d) Three
5)                
The number of significant figures in the measurement x = 10.00300    
(a) 7           (b) 8          
(c) 5           (d) 3
6)                
The number of significant figures in the measurement of 5.05 ´ 10-3 m/s is;         
(a) 2           (b) 3          
(c) 4           (d) 8
7)                
In simple electrical circuit the current in a resistor is measured as 2.50+0.05mA. the resistor is marked as having a value of 4.7 2%. if these values where used to calculate the power dissipated in the percentage uncertainty in the value obtained   
a. 2%          b. 4%         c. 6%          d. 8%
8)                
Planck’s constant has the dimension of:                           
a.   Energy                    b.  Work  
c.   Linear momentum  d. Angular momentum
9)                
If an atom exists in the excited state n = 5, the maximum number of transition takes place is:       [ -182 MEd]
(a) 6           (b) 5          
(c) 10                   (d) 3
10)           
Plasma membrane are 7nm wide and its structure is
a.     Dynamic
b.    Amorphous
c.     Crystalline
d.    Non of these
11)           
The soluble part of cytoplasm which forms ground substances are called
a.     Cytosol
b.    Nucleus
c.     Gelcyto
d.    All of these
12)           
Function of rough endoplasmic reticulum
a.     Lipid syntheises
b.    Protein syntheises
c.     Detoxification
d.    cIrculation
13)           
Nucleus was discovered by Robert brown in
a.     1938
b.    1738
c.     1938
d.    1838
14)           
The attachment of two sub-units of ribosomes along mRNA is controlled by 
a.     Iron ion
b.    Hamenoglobin
c.     Copper ion
d.    Magnesium ion
15)           
Secondary wall, primary wall and middle lamella are layers of plant cell
a.     From inside to outside
b.    From outside to inside
c.     These are not layers of plant
d.    Present only in gymnosperm
16)           
The ability of an instrument to reveal the minor details of an object is its
a.     Magnifying power
b.    Resolving power
c.     Magnification
d.    Non of these
17)           
Growth movement of pollen tube towards the egg is
a.     Hetrotrophism
b.    Chemotropism
c.     Phototrophism
d.    All of these
18)           
Size of ribosome in prokaryotic cell is
a.     70S
b.    80S
c.     Both
d.    Non of these
19)           
Size of ribosome in eukaryotic cell is
a.     70S
b.    80S
c.     Both
d.    Non of these
20)           
An orbital may never be occupied by:   -58 MEd]
(a) 1 electron                (b) 2 electrons   
(c) 3 electrons              (d) 0 electron
21)           
Nitrogen has three unpaired electrons according to:          -158 MEd]
(a) Hund’s rule             (b) Aulban rule  
(c) Paoli’s exclusion principle       (d) Thumb rule
22)           
The atomic number of scandium is 21. What is its ground state electronic configuration?             [ -08,  ], [ -92 MEd]
(a) 1s22N22p63N23p63d3               
(b) 1s22N22p63N23p63d34s1
(c) 1s22N22p63N23p63d14s2 
(d) 1s22N22p63N23p63d34p1
23)           
The correct electronic configuration of Nickel (28) is:     [ -118 MEd]
(a) 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3d8 4s2         
(b) 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3d7 4s2 4p1
(c) 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3d6 4s2 4p2            
(d) 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3d6 4s1 4p3
24)           
The electronic configuration of gallium, atomic number 31 is:                                 [ -172 MEd]
(a)      (b)
(c)      (d)
25)           
Which is incorrect about ionization energy? [ -98 MEd]:
(a) Ionization energy Depends upon the magnitude of nuclear charge.
(b) Ionization energy depends upon the atomic radius
(c) Ionization energy depends upon the shielding effect.
(d) Ionization energy does not depend upon the penetration effect of the inner orbital. .
26)           
Select the incorrect Statement:      [ -104 MEd]
(a) Molecule may gain electron to form molecular anion.
(b) Molecule may lose electron to form molecular cation.
(c) Molecular cations are less abundant than molecular anions.
(d) These molecular ions can be forMEd] by passing high energy electron beam through a gas.
27)           
Ruther ford's scattering experiment demonstrate: [ -133 MEd]
a) The existence of X-rays.
b) The existence of α-particles.
c) The mass to charge ratio of electron. 
d) The nuclear model of the atom.  
28)           
Which is incorrect statement?       [ -143 MEd]
(a) The ionic bonds are non directional in character.
(b) The crystals of covalent compounds are made up of molecules.
(c) The covalent bonds are regid and non directional.
(d) Ionic compounds have high melting point and boiling point.
29)           
What are the values of principal quantum number and azimuthal quantum number for the last electron in Chlorine atom?                  [ -87 MEd]
(a) 1.6                  (b) 1.3       
(c) 3.1                  (d) 6.1
30)           
In paper chromatography we use
a.     Water removed from paper
b.    Water absorbed on papers
c.     Data from barometer
d.    Manometer
31)           
For separation of compounds from mixture use a technique called
a.     Micrometer
b.    Microscope
c.     Auriscope
d.    Chromatography
32)           
The growth and reproduction of eukaryotic cell is dependent upon its
a.     Nucleus
b.    Cytoplasm
c.     Both
d.    DNA
33)           
Cell wall of cells are held together by
a.     Priomary wall
b.    Secondary wall
c.     Middle lamella
d.    Non of these
34)           
The membrane is like sea of lipids in which proteins are floating
a.     Unit membrane model
b.    Fluid mosaic model
c.     Roberston model
d.    Non of these
35)           
The cisternae together with vasicles are called
a.     Multi cisternae
b.    Golgi complex
c.     Cirovasicle
d.    Non of these
36)           
Lysosomes contain variety of enzymes called
a.     Peroxygenase
b.    Peroxidase
c.     Hydrolases
d.    lyases
37)           
Protein extending in double layer of lipids completely are called
A.  Intrinsic
B.   Extrinsic
C.   Permeases
D.  Non of these
38)           
The thickness of primary wall
a.     1 µ m
b.    1 – 3 µ m
c.     5 – 10 µ m
d.    1 mm
39)           
Choose atom that is not having a spin quantum number .            [ -198 MEd]
(a) C13                  (b) N15      
(c) F19                  (d) O16
40)           
Suppose A=BC, where A has the dimesnsion L/M and C has the dimension L/T. then B has the dimension             
a. T/M                 b. L2 /TM  
c. TM/L2              d. L2 T/M
41)           
The unit of planks constant is same is that of:    
a. angular momentum  b. work
c. force                          d. torque
42)           
 Which one of the following is both unitless and dimentionless        
a. angle                b. solid angle
c. mechanical equivalent of heat   d. refractive index
43)           
The dimensions of Planck constant are;           
a. [MLT-2]     b. [ML2T-1]     
c. [MLT-3]     d. [ML2T-2]
44)           
Which of the following pairs have the same units and dimensions?                              :
 A) Resistance and resistivity              
 B) Conductivity and resistivity
C) Electromotive force & potential difference  
D) Resistivity & temperature coefficient of resistivity
45)           
Which one is correct formula for finding the speed, V of ocean waves in terms of the density p of sea water, the accelaration of free fall g, depth, h of the ocean & the wavel th l? - :
 (a) v =                  (b) v =                
c) v =                  (d) v =
46)           
Suppose A = BC, where A has the dimension L/M and C has the dimension L/T. Then B has the dimension:  -  
 (a) T/M                     (b) L2/TM    
(c) TM/L2  (d) L2T/M
47)           
What is the ratio of 1 Gm/1µm?       :
 (a) 10-3               (b) 10-7               
(c) 10-18               (d) 1015
48)           
Some protein are on one side of membrane called
A.  Intrinsic
B.   Extrinsic
C.   Permeases
D.  Non of these
49)           
Carbohydrates attached to lipids are called
a.     Glycolipid
b.    Glycoprotein
c.     Permease
d.    lipoprotein
50)           
Carbohydrates attached to proteins are called
a.     Glycolipid
b.    Glycoprotein
c.     Permease
d.    lipoprotein
51)           
Lipid bilayer is covered with protein and protein pores,  this model was presented by
a.     Gorter & Grendel 1925
b.    J f Danielle & Davon 1935
c.     Roberston 1959
d.    S J Singer & G L Nicholson 1972
52)           
Two layers of lipid molecules only, this model was presented by
a.     Gorter & Grendel 1925
b.    J f Danielle & Davon 1935
c.     Roberston 1959
d.    S J Singer & G L Nicholson 1972
53)           
Unit membrane model was suggested by
a.     Gorter & Grendel 1925
b.    J f Danielle & Davon 1935
c.     Roberston 1959
d.    S J Singer & G L Nicholson 1972
54)           
Channels of endoplasmic reticulum are separated from one another by spherical or tubular membranes one above another called
a.     Vesicle
b.    Crista
c.     Cisternae
d.    Non of these
55)           
 The prefix ‘Pico’ stands for:             
(a) 106                 (b) 109                
(c) 10–12               (d) 1012
56)           
When hydrogen gas is enclosed in a discharge tube using low pressure, it emits:   [ -08  ]
(a) Green light              (b) Blue light     
(c) Red light                 (d) Yellow light
57)           
Which of the following elements with the given electronic configuration has the highest ionization energy? [ -148  ]
(a) 1S2 2S2 2P4             (b) 1S2 2S2 2P3  
(c) 1S2 2S2 2P6 3S1               (d) 1S2 2S2 2P6 3S2 3P3
58)           
Shown below are portion of orbital diagrams representing the ground state electronic configuration of  certain elements. Which of them obeys the Pauli’s exclusion principle? Hund’s rules?    [ -98 MEd]
(a)
­
­
­­
(b)
­
­¯
­

(c)
­
­
­¯
(d)
­
­­
¯
59)           
 Which of the following electromagnetic waves has the smallest wavel ]th?              [ -158 MEd]
(a) X-rays            (b) Gamma rays 
(c) Microwaves            (d) Ultraviolet rays
60)           
 Choose atom that is not having a spin quantum number .                                                 [ -198 MEd]
(a) C13                  (b) N15      
(c) F19                  (d) O16
61)           
X-rays are widely used as a diagnostic tool in MEd]icine because of its:    [ -64 MEd]
(a) Particle property             
(b) Cost of X-ray unit is low
(c) High penetrating power 
(d) It is not electromagnetic waves
62)           
9.5 × 1015m when rounded off 40 is 1016 m which is equal to                   :
 (a) Tera meter    (b) Atto meter    
(c) Exa meter      (d) Light year
63)           
The measurement of physical quantity may be subject to random errors and to systematic errors.      Which statement is correct?               :
(a) Random errors are always caused by the person taking the measurement. 
(b) A systematic error cannot be reduced       
(c) Random errors can be reduced by taking the average of several measurements    
(d) A systematic error results in a different reading each time the measurement is taken.
64)           
The total energy of a Hydrogen atom in its ground state is:  [ -26 MEd]:
(a) zero     (b) positive   
(c) negative          (d) None
65)           
Circulation, syntheses, detoxification, mechanical support and communication
a.     Peroxisome
b.    Endoplasmic reticulum
c.     Nucleus
d.    cytoplasm
66)           
In cytoplasm, small ions and molecules form
a.     True solution
b.    Colloidal solution
c.     Neutral solution
d.    suspension
67)           
In cytoplasm, some large molecules form
a.     True solution
b.    Colloidal solution
c.     Neutral solution
d.    Suspension
68)           
Active mass movement of cytoplasm is called
a.     Cyclosis
b.    Amoeboid movement
c.     Locomotion
d.    Non of these
69)           
Chloroplast is present in
a.     Green parts of plants
b.    Other than green parts
c.     Colourless parts
d.    All of these
70)           
Chromoplast is present in
a.     Green parts of plants
b.    Other than green parts
c.     Colourless parts
d.    All of these
71)           
Leucoplast are present in
a.     Green parts of plants
b.    Other than green parts
c.     Colourless parts
d.    All of these
72)           
RER synthesizes
a.     Protein
b.    Primary lysosome
c.     Protein and primary lysosome
d.    Lipids
73)           
Primary lysosomes are synthesized in RER and processed in
a.     Peroxisome
b.    Endoplasmic reticulum
c.     Nucleus
d.    Golgi apparatus
74)           
Ribosomes are synthesized in
a.     Peroxisome
b.    Endoplasmic reticulum
c.     Nucleus
d.    Nucleolus of nucleus
75)           
The energy of electron in the excited state n=4 in hydrogen atom is:[ -174 MEd]:
(a) -13.6eV         (b) -3.4eV   
(c) -0.85eV         (d) -1.5eV
76)           
The part of electromagnetic spectrum in which Lyman series lies is:            [ -110 MEd]:
(a) Visible region                  (b) Infrared region      
(c) Ultra violet region  (d) X-rays
77)           
Which one of the following series are observed in the visible region of electromagnetic radiation.              2005-01 MEd]:
(a) Lyman series           (b) Balmer series
(c) Bracket series         (d) Plunds series
78)           
Transition from n = 4,5,6…………….. to n = 3 in hydrogen spectrum gives           2007-99 MEd]
(a) Balmr series            (b) Lyman series         
(c) Paschen series                  (d) Pfund series 
79)           
The wave nature of an electron is illustrated by its:          [ -103 MEd]
(a) photoelectric effect    (b) Compton effect   
(c) penetrating effect   (d) diffraction

80)           
A ball of mass 1 gram is moving with a velocity of . The De-broglie wavel ]th of the ball is:      -172 MEd]
(a)     (b)    
(c)       (d)
               
81)           
How many different values can m, assume in the electron sub-shell designated by quantum number n=5, 1=4?     [ -108 MEd]
(a) 4           (b) 5          
(c) 6           (d) 9
82)           
 Select the reaction when the supply of air is very limited.                [ -146 MEd]
(a) CH4 + 202®CO2 + 2H2O + heat      
(b) 2CH4 + 3O2® 2CO2 + 4H2O + heat         
(c) CH3 – CH3 + 7O2® CO2 + 6H2O + heat
(d) 2CH4 + 2O2® 2C + 4H2O + heat
83)           
2XeF6 + SiO2® 2XeOF4 + SiF4 Consider the above chemical reaction. If 122.6 g of XeF6 reacts with 60 g of SiO2 to form the products. Select the limiting reagent and amount of SiF4 forMEd]: (XeF6 245.3 amu, SiO2 = 60 amu, SiF4 = 104 amu)          [ -28 MEd]            
(a) XeF6, 26 g               (b) SlO2, 26 g    
(c) XeF6, 52 g               (d) SlO2, 52 g
84)           
How many oxygen atoms are present in 278g of Hydrated Ferrous Sulphate?           [ -52 MEd]
(FeSO4.7Hz 0 = 278 any)
(a) 6.023 ´ 1023           (b) 6.525 ´ 1024
(c) 2.408 ´ 1023           (d) 6.023 ´ 1022

85)           
The two sub units are attached by
a.     Mg + +
b.    Ca + +
c.     Fe + +
d.    Non of these
86)           
The unit of Golgi apparatus
a.     Dictysomes
b.    Permease
c.     Cisternae
d.    Vesicle
87)           
Stacks of flattened, membrane bounded sacs called
a.     Vesicle
b.    Crista
c.     Cisternae
d.    Non of these
88)           
Glyoxisomes contains
a.     Glycolic acid
b.    Catalase
c.     Urease
d.    All of these
89)           
Each centriole consist of ……. Tubules
a.     9
b.    27
c.     20
d.    30
90)           
Circulation, syntheses, detoxification, mechanical support and communication
a.     Peroxisome
b.    Nucleus
c.     Nucleus
d.    Endoplasmic reticulum




1)    
c
The zero between two significant figure is also significant and power is not counted in significant figures.
2)    
A
2.3 × 10-3. Decimal moved to right after first non zero digit and sign of power will be negative while moving to right
3)    
B
Answer should be carried to least significant figure operation i.e. 4.81 which are to be multiplied.
4)    
B
Zero after decimal to the right are also significant
5)    
A
Zero after decimal to the right are also significant because it sow least count of measuring instrument
6)    
b
Number in powers are in included in significant figures
7)    
c
P=VI=IRI=I2%I=2+2+2=6%
Uncertainty in I=0.05/2.50 x100=2%
8)    

P=V2/R=VV/R=3%3%/2%=3+3+2=8%
9)    
D
E=hf→h=E/f=Et=Wt =Frt=mart=mvrt/t=mvr = pr =
Angular momentum
10)           
C
# of transition (spectral lines) =  =  =  = 10
11)           
a

12)           
a

13)           
b

14)           
d

15)           
d

16)           
b

17)           
b

18)           
b

19)           
a

20)           
b

21)           
C

22)           
A

23)           
C

24)           
A

25)           
A

26)           
D

27)           
C

28)           
D

29)           
C

30)           
C

31)           
b

32)           
d

33)           
a

34)           
 c

35)           
b

36)           
b

37)           
c

38)           
a

39)           
a

40)           
D

41)           
A
A=BC thus B=A/C (putting dimesnsion of both A and C) we get B=  = T/M
42)           
A
L=rp=rmv=rms/t= m kg m/s= kg m2 /s
E=hf→h=E/f=ET=wt=Fdt=madt=mdvt/t=mdv=mds/t=kg m m /s = kg m2 /s
43)           
A
Angle is ration between two l th so it has no unit and no dimension.
44)           
b
E=hf →h=E/f=ET=k.E t= M (L2/T2) T= ML2T-1. Not dimesntion for all types of energy are same
45)           
C
Electromotive force & potential differenc both have same dimension
46)           
A
For valid formula dimension of both sides are same; v =  =   =   = m/s = Velocity.
47)           
A
A=BC→ B=
48)           

exa →E →1018
peta →P→ 1015
tera →T →1012
giga →G→ 109
 mega→ M→ 106
kilo →k→ 103
hecto →h→ 102
deka →da→ 101
deci →d→ 10−1
centi →c→ 10−2
49)           
D
1Gm =Gaga meter = 109,1µm = micro meter = 10-6 Thus; 1Gm/1µm =  = 109 × 106 = 1015)
50)           


51)           
1 – 3 µ m


52)           
5 – 10 µ m

53)           
b

54)           
A

55)           
B

56)           
B

57)           
A

58)           
C

59)           
C

60)           
C
Pice = 10-12
61)           
B

62)           
B

63)           
C

64)           
C

65)           
D

66)           
C

67)           
D
as Peta = 1015 so Light year = 9.5 × 1015 m   = peta meter  
68)           
C
Random errors can be reduced by taking average of several measurements
69)           
C

70)           
B

71)           
A

72)           
B

73)           
A

74)           
A

75)           
B

76)           
C

77)           
A

78)           
D

79)           
D

80)           
C

81)           
C

82)           
B

83)           
C

84)           
D

85)           
C

86)           
D

87)           
D

88)           
A

89)           
B

90)           
D

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