300 Biology MCQs and engineering paper 2017 etea with hints
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Engineering 2017
1.
The
maximum error in the measurement of mass and length of the side of a cube are
3% and 2% respectively. The maximum error in the measurement of its density
will be:
(a) 3% (b) 5% (c) 6% (d) 9%
ANSWER: (d) page No: 12.13,14
2.
Which
of the following is both unit less and dimensionless:
(a) Angle (b) Solid angle
(c) Mechanical equivalent of heat
(d) Refractive index
ANSWER: (d) Page No: 16 (Sub
Topic: 1.9.2)
3.
For
two vector
and
it holds
that
|
| cos q then it holds
for
if and only
if






(a) When
and
are parallel


(b) When
and
are
perpendicular


(c) When
and
are in the
opposite direction


(d) When
and
are parallel
but opposite direction


HINT: Parallel vectors have equal.
ANSWER: (a) Page No: 25 (General
Question)
4.
Which
pair contains one vector and one scalar quantity?
(a) Displacement acceleration
(b) Force kinetic energy
(c) Momentum velocity
(d) Power speed
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 25 (General
Question)
5.
A
car travels a distance s on a straight road in 2 hours and then returns to the
starting point in the next 3hour. Its average velocity is:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) zero



ANSWER: (D) Page No: 54
6.
The
numerical ratio of displacement to distance is:
(a) Always less than one
(b) Always equal to one
(c) Always more than one
(d) Equal to or less than one
HINT:
≤ 1

ANSWER: (D) Page No: 54
7.
The
area under the acceleration time graph represent:
(a) Displacement (b) Velocity
(c)
Change in velocity (d) Distance travelled
HINT:
=
= 




ANSWER:
(c) Page No: 57
8.
When
we kick a stone, we get hurt it happens due to:
(a) Inertia (b) Velocity
(c) Reaction (d) Momentum
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 62 (Sub Topic:
3.6.3)
9.
Angular
momentum has the same unit as:
(a) Impulse x distance
(b) Linear momentum x time
(c) Work x frequency
(d) Power x time
ANSWER: (a) Page No: 64
10.
Two
bodies of mass m and 4 m are moving with equal kinetic energies. The ratio of
their linear momentum will be:
(a) 1:4 (b) 4:1 (c) 1:2 (d) 2:1
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 63
11.
A
ball is projected upwards. Its acceleration at the highest point is:
(a) Zero (b) Directed upwards
(c) Directed downward
(d) Can’t be predicted
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 69
12.
A
man of mass 60 kg climbs up a 20 m long staircase to the top of a building 10 m
high. What is the work done by him: Take g = 10 ms-2
(a) 12 KJ (b) 6 KJ (c) 3 KJ
(d)
None the above
HINT:
W.D = mgh
=
60 x10x10 J
= 6 KJ
ANSWER:
(b) Page No: 90
13.
For
a body moving with constant speed in a horizontal circle, which of the
following remains constant:
(a) Velocity (b) Centripetal force
(c) Acceleration (d) Kinetic energy
HINT: K.E because it is scalar
K.E
=
m (V,V)

ANSWER: (d) Page No: 89
14.
The
kinetic energy of a body of mass 1 kg and momentum 2Ns is
equal to:
(a) 1J (b) 10J (c) 5J (d) 2J
ANSWER: Page No: 89
15.
The
unit of gravitational potential is
(a) Joule (b) Joule / kilogram
(c) Joule kilogram (d) Kilogram
HINT: V=

ANSWER: (b) Page No: 95
16.
The
angular velocity of a second hand in watch is :
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)




ANSWER: (b) Page No: 115
17.
A
fly wheels rotates at a constant speed of 3000 rpm (rev/min). The angle
described by the shaft in radian in one second is:
(a) 2p (b) 30p (c) 100p
(d) 3000p
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 115
18.
A
centripetal force F acts on a body moving with angular speed
. If the angular speed is tripled then the magnitude
of centripetal force becomes;

(a) 8F (b) 9F (c) 3F (d) 4F
HINT: Fc = -mw2r
Fc
w2

Fc
(3)2w2

Fc
9 w2

Answer: (b) Page No: 121
19.
If
sphere is rolling the ratio of its rotational energy to total energy is given
by:
(a) 7:10 (b)
2:5 (c) 10:7 (d) 2:7
ANSWER:
(b) Page No: 124
20.
A
ring and a disc have same mass and same radius. If we denote the moment of
inertia of disc by
and that of ring by
then:


(a)
>
(b)
<
(c)
=






ANSWER: (B) Page No: 123,124
21.
The
angular momentum of a wheel change from 2L to 5Lin 3 seconds. The magnitude of
the torque acting on it is:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) L



HINT:
T =

=
L
ANSWER:
(d) Page No: 125
22.
If
a gymnast sitting on a rotating stool with his arms outstretched suddenly
lowers his hands:
(a) The angular velocity
decreases
(b) His moment of velocity
decreases
(c) The angular velocity stays
constant
(d) The angular momentum increase
HINT: L=IW => I
1/w

When lower his hands 1 decreases
in order to keep.
ANSWER: (a) Page No: 125
23.
The
orbital velocity ‘v’ and the radius ‘r’ of the satellite are related by
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) 




HINT: U

ANSWER: (d) Page No: 133
24.
A
fireman wants to slide down a rope. The breaking strength for the rope is
of the weight of the
man with what minimum acceleration should the fireman slide down

(a)
g (b)
g (c)
g (d) Zero



ANSWER: (a) Page No: 135
25.
A
man of mass 90 kg is standing in an elevator whose cable broke suddenly , if
the elevator falls freely , the force exerted by the floor on the man is :
(a) Zero (b)
(c) 90N (d) -90N

ANSWER: (b) Page No:136
26.
Two
springs of spring constant k1 and k2 are stretched by the
same force. They are stretched by x1 x2 respectively, if
K1> K2 then:
(a) x1= x2 (b) x1>
x2 (c) x1< x2
(d) Depends on the length of the
spring
HINT: k

K1 <K2
=> x, >x2
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 172
27.
A
spring is stretched by 5 cm. Its potential energy is E. If it is stretched by
10 cm, is potential energy will be:
(a) 2E (b) 4E (c) 8E (d) 16E
ANSWER: (b) Page No 178 (Sub Topic:
7.5.1)
28.
A
sound wave has a speed of 330 m/s and a frequency of 50 Hz. What is a possible
distance between two points on the wave that have a phase difference of
?

(a) 0.03m (b) 1.1m (c) 2.2m (d)
6.6m
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 202 (Sub Topic:
8.3.3)
29.
A
man standing next to a stationary train hears sound of frequency 400 Hz emitted
from the train’s horn. The train then moves directly away from the man and
sounds its horn when it has a speed of 50 m s-1. The speed of sound
is 340 m s-1. What is the difference in frequency of the sound heard
by the man on the two occasions?
(a) 51Hz (b) 69Hz (c) 349Hz (d) 469Hz
ANSWER: (c) Page No:230 (Sub Topic:
8.15.2)
30.
Which
one of the following properties of light does not change with the nature of
medium?
(a)
Frequency
of light
(b)
Wavelength
of light
(c)
Speed
of light
(d)
All
of those
HINT: Frequency does not depend on
medium.
ANSWER: (a)
31.
Monochromatic
green light of wave length
illuminates a pair of slits 1mm apart the separation of
bright lines on the interference pattern formed on a screen 2m away is

(a) 0.25m (b) 0.1mm (c) 1.0mm (d) 0.01m
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 253
32.
Colour
fringes observed in soap bubbles are the example of.
(a)
Diffraction (b) Interference
(c)
Reflection (d) Refraction
ANSWER:
(d) Page No: 257
33.
What
is correct for all transverse waves?
(a) They all involve the
oscillation of atoms
(b) They can all be polarized
(c) They can all travel through a
vacuum
(d) Both (a) & (b) are
correct
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 269
34.
There
are two charges each of
the ratio of the force acting on them will be

(a) 1:25 (b)
1:5 (c) 1:1 (d)
5:1
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 5
35.
In
the M.K.S system of units
equal

(a)
(b)


(c)
(d) 


ANSWER: (c) Page No: 5
36.
Charge
is distributed uniformly on the surfaced of large flat plate the electrical
held 2cm from the plate is
what is the
electrical field at 4cm from the plate.

(a)
(b)



(c)
(d)



HINT: Electric filed of uniform change
plate is independent distance.
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 27 (Sub opic:
11.5.1.3)
37.
Two
identical capacitor each with capacitance C, are connected in parallel and the
combination is connected in series to a third identical caoacitor. The
equivalent capacitance of this arrangement
is
(a)
(b) c
(c) 2c (d) 3c

ANSWER: (a) Page No: 42 (Sub Topic:
11.10.3)
38.
A
student kept her 60 watt acid 120 volt study lamp turned on from 2:00PM until
2:00AM. How many coulombs of chage went through it?
(a)
3600 (b) 7200
(c)
18000 (d) 21600
HINT: Here P = 60watt V=120
So
I=
= 0.5 A

Now
t=12 hours = 12 x 3600 sec
ANSWER: (a) Page No: 64
39.
There
is a current of 3.2 amp in a conductor. The number of electrons that cross any
section normal to the direction of flow per second is:
(a)
(b)


(c)
(d) 


ANSWER: (a) Page No: 4
40.
Which
statement is not valid?
(a) Current is the speed of the
charged particles that carry it.
(b) Electromotive force (e.m.f)
is the energy converted to electrical energy from other forms per unit
charge.
(c) The potential difference (p.(d)
between two points is the work done per unit charge when moving charge from one
point to another.
(d) The resistance between two points is the (p.d.)
between the two points per unit current.
HINT: V= IR where R is constant and it
depend on nature dimension and physical state.
ANSWER: (d) Page No: 68
41.
The
example of a non-ohmic resistance is
(a) Ge-resistance (b)
Carbon resistance
(c) Copper wire (d) Diode
ANSWER: (d) Page No: 69
42.
Two
copper wires S and T of equal length are connected in parallel. A potential
difference is applied across the ends of this parallel arrangement. Wire S has
a diameter of 3.0 mm. Wire T has a diameter of 1.5 mm. What is the value of the
ratio 

(a)
(b)
(c) 2 (d) 4


ANSWER: (a) Page No: 67
43.
The
feminine of MILKMAN is:
(a) Milkgirl (b)
Milkmaid
(c) Milkwoman (d)
Milklady
ANSWER: (d) Page No: 69
44.
Alkali
metals lime “Rb” & “Cs” catch fire in air and produce superoxide such as:
(a) Rab2O & Cs2O (b) RbO2& CsO2
(c) RbO & CsO (d)
RbO2& Cs2O
ANSWER: (b) Page No 21 (Sub Topic:
13.2.3.1)
45.
Solenoid
B has the twice radius and six time the number of turns per unit length as
solenoid A. The ratio of the magnetic field in the interior of B to that in the
interior of A is:
(a) 2 (b) 4 (c) 6 (d) 1
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 120
46.
What
behavior is the copper exhibiting?
(a) Brittle only (b) Elastic only
(c) Plastic only (d) Both (a) & (b)
HINT: Substances which undergo plastic
deformation until they break are known as ductile substances, load copper and
wrought iron are ductile.
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 249
47.
The
diode is used as:
(a)
A modulator (b) An amplifier
(c)
A rectifier (d) An oscillator
HINT: DIODE is used as rectifies,
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 279
48.
A
photon of frequency f has a
momentum associated with it if C is the velocity of light this momentum is:
(a) hf (b)2hf (c)
(d) 


ANSWER: (c) Page No:
49.
A
photon of frequency f has a momentum associated with it if C is the velocity of
light this momentum is
(a)
(b)



(c)
(d)



ANSWER: (c) Page No: 319
50.
The
uncertainty in position of an electron in a certain state is
m the uncertainty in
its momentum might be

(a)
kg. m/s (b)
kg. m/s


(c)
kg. m/s (d)
kg. m/s


ANSWER: (d) Page No: 330
51.
When
a hydrogen atom makes the transition from the second excited state to the
ground state (at-13.6ev) the energy of the photon emitted is
(a) 1.5ev (b) 9.1ev
(c) 12.1ev (d) 10.2ev
HINT: 2nd Excited state
means n = 3

=
12.1 ev
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 355
52.
Which
equation represents b + decay?
(a) Neutron®
proton +positron +antineutrino
(b) Neutron ®
proton + positron + neutrino
(c) Proton ®
proton + neutron+ antineutrino
(d) Proton + neutron+ positron +
neutrino
HINT: In positive
decay p
N+e++r


While in –
decay.

ANSWER: (d) Page No: 389
53.
What
is not conserved in nuclear processes?
(a) Charge (b) momentum
(c) The total number of neutrons
(d) The total number of nucleons
HINT: The total no of neutrons are no
unserved.
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 400
54.
What
is not conserved in nuclear processes?
(a) Charge (b) momentum
(c) The total number of neutrons
(d) The total number of nucleons
HINT: The total no of neutrons are not
unserved.
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 400
55.
What
is proton?
(a)
A
hadron
(b)
A
particle consisting of two down quarks and one up dark
(c)
A
positive fundamental particle
(d)
A
positive lepton
HINT: Hydrogen because proton is
made up of two up and I down quark and neutron two down and 1 up.
ANSWER: (a)
56.
X-ray
photon due to transition from M-shell to the vacancy in the k-shell is called:
(a) K
characteristic of X-ray

(b) K
characteristic of X-ray

(c) K
characteristic of X-ray

(d) K
characteristic of X-ray
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 53 (Sub Topic:
2.4.2)
57.
Select
the one having half-filled P orbital’s on losing an electron:
(a) Nitrogen (b) Lithium
(c) Oxygen (d)
Fluorine
HINT: 0(8) = 1s2, 2s2,
2p4 on losing 1 electron it becomes 1s2, 2s2,
2p3
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 65 (Sub Topic:
2.6.4)
58.
When
a force retards the motion of a body the work done is:
(a) Zero (b)
Negative
(c) Positive (d) +ve or –ve depending upon the magnitude
of force and displacement
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 84
59.
What
is the relative rates of diffusion of equal volume (500 cm3) of
hydrogen and oxygen under same condition of temperature and pressure?
(a) 4:1 (b) 8:1 (c) 16:1 (d)
2:1
ANSWER: (a) Page No: 126 (Sub Topic:
4.8.1)
60.
Select
the correct order in boiling point:
(a) Butonal<2-Butanol<2
Methyl-2-proponal
(b)
Butanol<1-Butonol<2-Methyl-2-propanol
(c) 2-Methyl-2-propanol<1-Butanol<2-Butanol
(d)
2-Methyl-2Propanol<2-Butanoic<1-Butonol
ANSWER: (d) Page No: 145
61.
Consider
the following reaction



When Kp
at 500K is 0.85 . what will be the value
of Kc at the same temperature
(a)
(b) 


(c)
(d) 


HINT: Kp = Kc (RT)∆n
Kc = KP/(RT)1
ANSWER: (a) Page No: 191 (Sub Topic:
7.1.3)
62.
Which
of the following is an acid?
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) 




HINT: The specie hawing ionizable H+
is acid.
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 213
63.
The
equilibrium constant for the Protolysis of ammonium ion,





(a) 9 (b) 7 (c) 5 (d)3
HINT: Ka of NH4+ = 5.6
x 10-10
Molarity
= 1 M
[H+] = 

[H+] = 

[H+] = 2.35 x 10-5
PH = 4.8 = 5
ANSWER: (c)
64.
A
solution 0.1 M in H2CO3 and 0.1 M in NaHCO3 is
made. The pH of the resulting solution should be closest to
Note: H2CO3 Pka = 6.37
(a) 6.37 (b) 4.35 (c) 6.28 (d)
7.37
HINT: PH =PKa + 10g 

PH
=37 + log
PH=
6.37 + 0 = 6.37

ANSWER: (a) Page No: 224 (Sub Topic:
8.6.2)
65.
Solubility
of non-polar solute in non-polar solvent is because of:
(a) Their same molecular sizes
(b) Large
difference in molecular sizes of solute and solvent
(c) Weak van der
Waal’s forces of solvent and solute particles
(d) Both (a) & (c)
HINT: The attractive fores found in
the molecules of solute and solvent is less than the attractive forces in the
solute solvent molecules.
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 263 (Sub Topic:
10.1.3)
66.
Select
completely immiscible pair of liquids:
(a) Phonol-water system
(b) Trimethylamine and water
system
(c) Carbon disulphide and water
system
(d) Ethanol and water system
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 264 (Sub Topic:
10.1.3)
67.
Select
an incorrect statement about collides.
(a) Colloidal
particles carry charges
(b) Addition of
electrolytes coagulates the solution
(c) Every substance
can be made to behave like lyphobic collides
(d) Every solid
substance can be brought to colloidal state
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 261 (Sub Topic:
10.1.1)
68.
Molality
of 10% w/w NaOH solution is
(a) 1.5m (b) 2.0m (c) 2.5m (d)
3.5m
HINT: Molality =

As
solute solute = 10g
No
of moles =
= 0.25 moles

Now as solvent = 90g
Solvent (In Kg) = 90/100 = 0.09Kg
m=
= 27 molal

ANSWER: (c) Page No: 268 (Sub Topic:
10.2.1)
69.
How
many grams of
be dissolved in 500cm3 of distilled water to get
0.1 M solution? (Molecular mass of Mohr’s slat is 392)

(a) 39.2g (b) 3.92g (c) 19.6g
(d) 1.96g
HINT: M= 

When M= 0.1 mol/dm3
Vol
in L= 0.5dm3
So
n =0.1 x 0.5 = 0.05 moles
Mass
(in ) = 0.05 x 392
=
19.6g
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 269 (Sub Topic:
10.2.2)
70.
If
the force of attraction exists between the particles of dispersed phase and the
dispersion medium terms the Sol is called:
(a) Lyophilic (b) Lyophobic
(c) Hydrophilic (d) Hydrophobic
HINT: Because dispersion medium is moot
water.
ANSWER: (a) Page No: 289
71.
Which
condition must apply for the work done by an expanding gas to be
, where p is the pressure of the gas and
is its change in volume?


(a) No thermal
energy must be supplied to the gas.
(b) The expansion must be at a
constant rate.
(c) The pressure must be
constant.
(d) The temperature
of the gas must be constant.
HINT: Volume explanative is associated
with constant pressure i.e P∆V occurs at unstable pressure.
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 302
72.
Consider
the following reaction



When Kp
at 500K is 0.85 . what will be the value
of Kc at the same temperature
(a)
(b) 


(c)
(d) 


ANSWER: (d) Page No: 322
73.
Calculate
E0 cell from the half-cell reactions: 

(a) 1.10v (b) 1.20v (c) 1.0v (d) 1.40v
ANSWER: (a) Page No: 339 (Sub Topic:
12.6.2)
74.
Choose
the wrong statement.
(a) Operating life for fuel cell
is unlimited
(b) Electrode in fuel cell may be
porons solid and may contain catalyst
(c) The fuel in fuel cell can be
gas, liquid, solid or solution
(d) In fuel cell the cell
products cannot be regenerated
HINT: It is reversible reaction
ANSWER: (d) Page No: 346 (Sub Topic:
12.3.4.3)
75.
Which
elements have the highest 2nd ionization enger?
(a)
Sr (b) Li
(c)
Mg (d) Ca
HINT: For
Sr = [Kr] 5S2
Li = [He] 2S1
Mg = [Ne] 2S2
Ca = [Ar] 3S2
Sr, Mg. Ca will have the 1st
ionization energy more but Li will have 2nd ionization energy
greater.
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 4 (Sub Topic:
13.1.1.3)
76.
Which
of the following is an ionic oxide?
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) 




HINT: Metallic oxides are ionic
oxides, when they are in their lower oxidation state.
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 10 (Sub Topic:
13.1.3)
77.
Steam
of chlorine is passed over heated sulphur and form an orange colored foul
smelling liquid having formula :
(a)
(b)



(c)
(d) Mixture of
and 



ANSWER: (b) Page No: 13.1.2 (Sub Topic:
13.1.2)
78.
Magnesium
metal burn in air, the product form is
(a) Mgo (b) Mg3N2
(c) MgCO3 (d) Both (a) and (b)
HINT: Mg reacts with O2 and
N2 of air, the product form Mgo and Mgb N2
ANSWER: (d) Page No: 26 (Sub Topic:
13.3.3.3)
79.
Which
of the following is amphoteric I nature;
(a) MgO (b) VeO (c) K2O (d) CaO
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 26 (Sub Topic:
13.3.3.1)
80.
Which
of the following electronic configuration is/are correct?
i. 

ii. 

iii. 

(a) I only (b) I & ii only
(c) ii& iii only (d) I & iii only
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 51 (Sub Topic:
14.1.4)
81.
Complexes
exists in various coordination numbers, choose the coordination number which is
less common:
(a) 2 (b) 4 (c) 5 (d)
6
HINT: 4 Co-orddinated complex are
for less common.
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 57 (Sub Topic:
14.2.3)
82.
Choose
the correct name of the complex 

(a) Potassium hexa chloroplatinum
(IV)
(b) Potassium hexa
chloroplatinate (VI)
(c) Potassium hexa
chloropalatinate (IV)
(d) Potassium chloro platinate
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 55 (Sub Topic:
14.2.2)
83.
Most
solution s containing ferric ions are usually yellow or yellowish brown, this is due to the formation
of
(a)
(b) 


(c)
(d) 


ANSWER: (d) Page No: 74 (Sub Topic:
14.3.4.4)
84.
Choose
the mineral which is not of chromium
(a) Chrome irons stone (b) Chrome
ochre
(c) Cordite (d) Chalcodite
ANSWER: (d) Page No: 62 (Sub Topic:
14.3.2)
85.
Compounds
of vanadium exists in the following oxidation states 5+, 4+, 3+, 2+ The
compounds in the 3+ and 2+ oxidation states behave as
(a) Good oxidizing agent
(b) Good reducing agent
(c) Weak oxidizing agent
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 60 (Sub Topic:
14.3.1.1)
86.
The
following dynamics equilibrium exist between
lons in solution 


(a) Equilibrium shifts to the
right
(b)
is decomposed to 


(c) Equilibrium remains
unaffected
(d) Equilibrium shifts to the
left
ANSWER: (d) Page No: 63 (Sub Topic:
14.3.2.2)
87.
The
reaction between peroxodisulphate ions and iodide ions is given below: 

(a)
(b) 


(c)
(d) 


HINT: The catalyst may be iron ll
or iron III.
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 72,73 (Sub Topic:
14.3.4.3)
88.
To
differentiate between the white ppt of Agci and off white ppt of AgBr we use:
(a)
Dil.
Solution of NaOH
(b)
Dil.
Solution of Pb(NO2)2
(c)
Dil.
Solution of NH3
(d)
Dil.
Solution of FeCl3
HINT: Agcl is soluble in Din solution
of NH3 while AgBr is insoluble in dil. Solution of NH3.
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 101
89.
The
compound that can not undergo addition reaction is:
(a)
Cyclopropane (b)
Benzene
(c)
Butyne (d) None of
these
HINT: Cyclopropane undergo ring
opening to give open chain addition product.
ANSWER: (d) Page No: 122 (Sub Topic:
16.2.4)
90.
Choose
the correct statement about cycloalkanes:
(a)
Cyclorpropane
and cyclobutane are liquids at room temperature
(b)
Cycloalkanes
are insoluble in ethanol and ether but insoluble in water
(c)
Their
melting and boiling points who a gradual increase with increases molecular
weight.
(d)
Both
b and c are correct
HINT: Cycloalkane are insoluble in
water but Dissolve in ethanol and ether.
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 120 (Sub Topic: 16.2.2)
91.
The
less energetic and more stable compound among the following is:
(a)
Cyclobutane (b) Her I ene
(c)
Cyclopropane (d)
Propene
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 122
92.
Choose
the least stable of the following
butenes:
(a) 1 – Butene (b) CiS - 2 - Butene
(c) Trans-2-butene (d) Iso
butylene
HINT: Heat of hydrogenate as is
greater than
all.
ANSWER: (a) Page No: 129 (Sub Topic:
16.5.2)
93.
The
carbon-carbon triple bond length in acetylene is
(a) 1.09A0 (b) 1.119A0
(c) 1.39 A0 (d) 1.19A0
ANSWER: (d) Page No: 146 (Sub Topic:
16.7.3)
94.
Silver
accylide in dry condition is highly explosive, it reacts with nitric acid to
form:
(a) Sliver oxide, carbon dioxide
and water
(b) Silver nitrate and ethyne
(c) Silver nitrate ethane
(d) Silver nitrate and carbon
dioxide
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 145 (Sub Topic:
16.7.7)
95.
Silver
mirror is given by :
(a) Aldehyde (b) Ketone (c)
Ethers
ANSWER: (a) Page No: 278 (Sub Topic:
19.6.4)
96.
The
carbonyl group of carboxylic acid do not exhibit the characteristics reaction
of aldehyde and ketone due to :
(a) The C of carboxyl is less
positive
(b) The C of carboxyl is more
positive
(c) The C of Ketone is less
positive
(d) Does not depend on C atom
ANSWER: (a) Page No: 297
97.
Carboxylic
acid react with ammonia to form ammonium salts which on heating produces:
(a) Co2 (b) Alkane (c) Ester (d) Acetamide
ANSWER: (d) Page No: 302 (Sub Topic:
20.7.1.4)
98.


The above relation is known as:
(a) Carboxylation (b) Decarbxylation
(c) Neutralization (d) Reduction
ANSWER: (b) Page No: 304 (Sub Topic:
20.7.4)
99.
Food
article spoiling involves oxidation reduction processes, to prevent this
reaction we usually add preservative which act as:
(a) An oxidizing agent (b) A
reducing agent
(c) An acid (d) A base
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 305 (Sub Topic:
20.7.4)
100.
Solvent
dyes are also known as:
(a) Spirit - soluble dyes
(b) Ether – soluble dyes
(c) Direct dyes (d) Basic dyes
ANSWER: (a) Page No: 365
101.
Light
naphtha contain hexane & heptane is obtained in the boiling range of
(a) 60 - 1000 C (b) 80 - 1000 C
(c) 40 - 600 C (d) 60 - 800 C
ANSWER: (a) Page No: 372
102.
Nylon
(6,6) six carbon atom in each monomer is the example of:
(a) Addition polymers
(b) Substitution polymers
(c) Condensation polymers
(d) Condensation monomers
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 374
103.
Adipic
acid react with dimethylter thalate to
form condensation polymer:
(a) Nylon-6,8 (b)
Dacron
(c) Teflon (d) Bylon-6,6
ANSWER: (a) Page No: 374
104.
is the formula of:

(a) PAN (b) Smog
(c) Ozone (d) Chlorofluro carbons
ANSWER: (a) Page No: 398
105.
What
is the colour of oxidizing smog:
(a) Reddish brownish gray
(b) Bluish brownish gray
(c) Brownish gray (d) Yellow
HINT: Photochemical smog is also called
oxidizing smog.
ANSWER: (a) Page No: 397 (Sub Topic:
23.1.5)
106.
Blue
baby syndrome is caused due to:
(a) A phosphate in diets
(b) Chlorates in diets
(c) Excessive nitrate in diets
(d) Deficiency of nitrate
ANSWER: (c) Page No: 409 (Sub Topic:
23.3.1.2)
107.
A
sample containing copper weighing 10.0g yield 2.0g of copper sulphide. What is
the percent of copper (amu Cu = 63.54) in the sample.
(a)
(b) 


(c)
(d) 


ANSWER: (d) Page No: 422
108.
Naila
has two
(a)
Sister in law (b) Sisters in law
(c)
Sister in law’s (d) Sister’s in
law
ANSWER: (b)
109.
The
plural of LOUSE is:
(a) Lices (b) Lice (c) Louses (d) Lyces
ANSWER: (b)
110.
Which
of the following is not an adjective?
(a) Bravery (b) Intelligent
(c) Beautiful (d) Honest
ANSWER: (a)
111.
The
feminine of MILKMAN is:
(a) Milkgirl (b)
Milkmaid
(c) Milkwoman (d)
Milklady
ANSWER: (b)
112.
Katherine
made her children ________ chores on Sunday
(a) make some (b) take some
(c) do some (d) does some
ANSWER: (c)
113.
The
synonym for the word “ANIMOSITY”IS:
(a) Powerful (b) Hatred
(c) Hatful (d) Quarrelsome
ANSWER: (b)
114.
Hussain
suffers from no ______ about his capabilities.
(a)
Doubts (b) Hallucinations
(c)
Illusion (d) Imaginations
ANSWER: (c)
115.
I
always _______ defy any authoritarianism.
(a) have and always will (b) have
and will
(c) have defied and always will
(d) haven’t but will
ANSWER: (b)
116.
The
emperor ___________ his kingship and become a hermit.
(a) abolished (b) abated
(c) abdicated (d) abandoned
ANSWER: (d)
117.
Choose
the correct sentence:
(a) Brazil is a
populous country; the beache’s are warm sandy and spotless clean.
(b) Brazil is a
populous country: the beaches are warm, sandy and spotlessly clean.
(c) Brazil is a
populous country, the beaches are warm sandy and spotlessly clean
(d) Brazil is a
populous; country the beaches are warm, sandy and spotlessly clean
ANSWER: (b)
118.
The
antonym for the word “ACQUIT” is:
(a) Retreat (b) Convict
(c) Conceal (d) Deprive
ANSWER: (b)
119.
She
said “I passed the examination long ago “
(a) She said that
she had passed the examination long ago
(b) She said that
she had passed the examination long before.
(c) She told she
had passed the examination long before
(d) She asked that
she had passed the examination long ago (b) (c) (d)
ANSWER: (b)
120.
To
have an old head on young shoulders’ means:
(a) To be wiser than one’s age
(b) To be young but appear old
(c) To have low IQ
(d) To be old but appear young
ANSWER: (a)
121.
Do
not disturb him for nothing.
(a) Let not he be disturbed for
nothing
(b) He is not to be disturbed for
nothing
(c) Nobody should disturb him for
nothing
(d) We should not disturb him for
nothing
ANSWER: (a)
122.
Cannon
had ______ unique qualities _____ it was used widely in ancient times.
(a) such, so (b) that, since
(c) that, that (d) such, that
ANSWER: (d)
123.
Which
of the following is not an adjective?
(a) Bravery (b) Intelligent
(c) Beautiful (d) Honest
ANSWER: (a)
124.
Katherine
made her children ________ chores on Sunday
(a) make some (b) take some
(c) do some (d) does some
125.
The
people who are hardworking always succeed. The underlined part of the
sentence is
(a) Non defining clause (b) Phrase
(c) Defining clauses (d)
Adjective clause
ANSWER: (b)
126.
Hussain
suffer from no _________ about his capabilities
(a) Doubts (b) Hallucinations
(c) Illusion (d) Imaginations
ANSWER: (c)
127.
People
claim to have seen the suspect in several cities.
(a) The suspect was
claimed to be seen by the people in several cities.
(b) The suspect is
claimed to have been seen in several cities.
(c) The suspect has
claimed to be seen by the people in several cities.
(d) The suspect is
being claimed to be seen in several cities by the people.
ANSWER: (b)
128.
The
antonym for the word “ACQUIT” is:
(a) Retreat (b) Convict
(c) Conceal (d) Deprive
ANSWER: (b)
129.
She
said “I passed the examination long ago “
(a) She said that
she had passed the examination long ago
(b) She said that
she had passed the examination long before.
(c) She told she
had passed the examination long before
(d) She asked that
she had passed the examination long ago (b) (c) (d)
ANSWER: (b)
130.


(a) Zero (b)
(c)
(d) 



ANSWER: (c)
131.
A
sequence is a function whose domain is
(a) Real numbers (b) Natural numbers
(c) Integers (d) Positive
ANSWER: (b)
132.


(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) 




ANSWER: (c)
133.
Non-negative
constraints in a Linear problem is given by
(a)
(b) 


(c)
(d)
ANSWER: (b)


134.
The
objective function in a linear programming is usually denoted by
(a)

(b)

(c)

(d) 

ANSWER: (b)
135.
A
cone is 9 cm high and has a vertical angle of 600 then the diameter
of its base is:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) 




ANSWER: (b)
136.
n
a equilateral triangle the ration 1 : 2 : 3 holds for
(a) r1 : r : R (b)
r : R : r
(c) r : r1 : R (d) r1 : R : r
HINT: Page No: 346 1st year
Book.
ANSWER: (b)
137.
Graph
of the function y = sin x over the interval (0.2p) intersects the x – axis at
(a)
One point (b) Two points ((c) Three
points (d) Infinite points
ANSWER: (a)
138.
Which
of the following expresses periodic property
(a)

(b) 

(c)

(d) 

HINT: periodic property.
F(x + k) = f(x)
ANSWER: (b)
139.
If
then if
_____________


(a) 0 (b)
(c)
(d)5


ANSWER: (b)
140.


(a)
(b) 


(c)
(d) 


ANSWER: (d)
141.
Equation
of a line parallel to Negative y - axis at a distance b units to the left of y
– axis is given by:
(a) x = b (b) x = -b (c) y + b = 0 (d) y = -b
ANSWER: (b)
142.
The
point p(x1, y1) lies above the line ax + by + c = 0. If
(a) ax1 + by1
+ c = 0, b = 0
(b) ax1 + by1
+ c > 0, b < 0
(c) ax1 + by1
+ c > 0, b > 0
(d) ax1 + by1
+ c < 0, b > 0
ANSWER: (c)
143.
Equation
of the tangent to the circle x2
+ y2 =a2 at point (x1, y1) is given
by
(a)
(b) 


(c)
(d) 


ANSWER: (b)
144.
In
the equation 4px = y2, if p > 0, then the parabola is symmetric
with respect to
(a) Negative X-axis (b) Positive Y-axis
(c) Positive X-axis (d) X-axis
ANSWER: (c)
145.
In
the horizontal ellipse if foci are
, then its standard equation is give by

(a)
(b) 


(c)

(d) 

HINT: F1 (h - c, k) and F2
(h+c,k)
In
transition case

ANSWER: (c)
146.
In
translation of axis
(a) Direction of axes changing
(b) Origin is changing
(c) Both axes and origin are
changing
(d) Axes are changing through
some angle
HINT: 2nd year Book
Page No. 308
ANSWER: (b)
147.
is a solution of the D.E

(a)
(b)


(c)
(d) 


ANSWER: (c)
148.
If
slope of the family of curved
for the equation
is
then slope of the orthogonal Trajectory of the second family
is




(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) 




ANSWER: (c)
149.
For
the equation of orthogonal trajectory is

(a)
(b) 


(c)
(d) 


HINT:
ANSWER: (a)
150.
is

(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) 




ANSWER: (a)
151.
For
the function

(a)
(b)
(c )
(d) 1



ANSWER: (a)
152.
For
a continuous function
on [a, b] the approximate root lies in the interval [c, b]if

(a)
has opposite signs at
x = a x = b

(b)
has opposite signs at
x = a x = c

(c)
has opposite signs at
x = a x = b

(d)
has opposite signs at
x = c x = b

ANSWER: (d)
153.
Degree
of the homogenous function ¦ (x,y)=
is:

(a) 1 (b) Zero (c)
(d) - 


ANSWER: (c)
154.
The
asymptotes of the hyperbola
is given by

(a)
(b)


(c)
(d) 


ANSWER: (a)
155.


(a) Linear differential equation
(b) Homogeneous differential
equation
(c) Separable differential
equation
(d) Non Separable differential
equation
ANSWER: (a)
156.


(a) (k+1) (b) K (c)
(d) 


ANSWER: (d)
157.
If
A and B are disjoint events, then P (A U (B) =
(a) P (A) + P (B) (b) P(A)+P(B)–P(A)
(B)

(c) P (A) U P (B) (d) 

ANSWER: (a)
158.


(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) 




ANSWER: (a)
159.
For
two vector
and
it holds that
=
cos
then it hold
=
=
if and only
if.








(a) When
and
are parallel


(b)
and
are
perpendicular


(c) When
and
are in the
opposite direction (d) When
and
are parallel
but opposite direction




ANSWER: (a)
160.
The
3rd term of the expression
is

(a)
(b)
(c)3 (d)1


ANSWER: (a)
161.
The
angular momentum of a wheel change from 2L to 5L in 3 seconds the magnitude of
the torque, acting on it is:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) L



ANSWER: 0
162.


(a)
(b)


(c)
(d) 


ANSWER: (d)
163.
Let
f(x) be a differentiable function on (a, b) if then if (x) is
strictly decreasing on (a, b) if
(a) 

(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

ANSWER: (b)
164.
If
f(x)has a critical value at x = c i.e
and
exists on (a, b) containing C then
provided that



(a) Function has maximum value at
x = c
(b) Function has a minimum value
at x = c
(c) Function has no minimum value
or minimum at x = c
(d) Function is undefined at x =
c
ANSWER: (c)
165.
Z
= f(x,y) =
is homogeneous of degree

(a) 0 (b) 1 (c)
2 (d) 3
ANSWER: (b)
166.
The
equation of directrix for the parabola
is

(a)
(b)


(c)
(d)



ANSWER: (d)
167.
The
angle of the tangent line x – y = 0 to a curve y = f (x) is
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) 




ANSWER: (b)
168.
The
line 2x – y + c = 0 will touch the ellipse
if c = __________

(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) 




ANSWER: (a)
169.
Let
the Domain of
the vector function
is


(a) All value of t
(b) Only non-negative value of t
(c) All positive values of t
(d) All values except t = 0
ANSWER: (d)
170.
The
order of steepness of lines 

(a)
,
,
(b)
,
,






(c)
,
,
(d)
,
,






ANSWER: (c)
171.
The
point A (4.5) is above the line:
(a) 

(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

ANSWER: (c)
172.
If
, then x = ________ and y = ________

(a) (10, 198) (b) (10, -198)
(c) (-10, +198) (d) (-10, -198)
ANSWER: (b)
173.
for a complex number Z, if and only if it hold that
(i) Z = -Z

(ii) Z =
(iii) Z = -
(a) Only
(i) holds


(b) (i) and (ii) both holds
(c) (i), (ii) and (iii) holds
(d) Either (i) or (ii) holds
ANSWER: (d)
174.
If
is a non
singular matrix, then l can takes all the real values
except for

(a) 0 (b)
(c)
(d) 



ANSWER: (b)
175.
If
lies in the 3rd or 4th
quadrant, then sin
=


(a)
(b) 


(c)
(d) 


ANSWER: (d)