etea medical paper 2018


ETEA MEDICAL 2018

1.            Reactants in a transition state:
(a) Always change to product                             (b) Return back to reactants    
(c) May return to reactants or proceeds to form products 
(d) Are of low energy
2.            Out of the following indicate the stitching items for PUPPIES.
(a) School                       (b) Litter                      (c) Covey                     (d) Group
3.            Tornaria larva reservation with:
(a) Bipinnaria larva         (b) Trochopore larva    (c) Glochidium larva    (d) Instar larva
4.            Taxus baccata is the botanical nature of:
(a) Fever tree                  (b) Deadly nightshade (c) English Yew            (d) Daffodils
5.            Venous flower basket belong to which group of organisms:
(a) Angiosperms             (b) Sponges                  (c) Marine Algae          (d) Fungus like protests
6.            On a planet, a vertically launched projectile takes 12.5 a to return to its starting position. The projectile gains a maximum height of 170m. The planet does not have an atmosphere. What is the acceleration of free fail on this planet?
(a) 2.2 m.s–2                    (b) 8.7 m.s–2                 (c) 27 m.s–2                  (d) 54 m.s–2
7.            The lionization potential of a hydrogen atom is 13.6v what will be the acceleration of free fall on this orbit?
(a) –10.2 Ev                    (b) –3.40 Ev                (c) +3.40 eV                (d) –1.51 eV
8.            A man has a mass of 80kg. He ties himself to one end of rope which passes over a single fixed pulley. He pulls on the other end of the rope to lift himself up at an average speed of 50cms–1. What is the average useful power at which he is working?
(a) 40W                          (b) 0.39 kW                 (c) 4.0 kW                   (d) 39 kW
9.            Compound in which addition takes plats through markovnikov’s rule is:
(a) CH3 – CH = CH – CH3                                  (b) CH3 – C(CH3) = CH – CH3
(c) C2H4 CH = CH – CH3                                    (d) CH3 – CH = CH – C2H4
10.        Which of the following will a testes shield against x-rays?
(a) Ordinary water          (b) Heavy water           (c) Lead                       (d) Aluminum
11.        In a uniform electric field, which statement is correct?
(a) All charged particles experience the same force
(b) All charged particles move with the same velocity.
(c) All electric field lines are directed towards positive charges
(d) All electric field lines are parallels.
12.        During the formation of aqueous solution of any electrolyte:
(a) Heat is evolved                                              (b) Heat is absorbed    
(c) Heat may evolved or absorbed                      (d) Electrolyte do not dissolve in water
13.        The compound with more than 10% solubility in pure water is:
(a) MgCO3                      (b) Al2 (CO3)3              (c) K2CO3                    (d) ZnCO3
14.        The mass of NaOH needed to prepare 0.2 molar solution in 500g pure water at 40C is:
(a) 0.4g                           (b) 4.0g                        (c) 1.5g                        (d) 1.0g
15.        Choose the related word for Rot on the analogy of elephant: Stride.
(a) Scamper                    (b) Loiter                     (c) Whimper                (d) Gallop
16.        Baroceptors are the sensors in body responsible for determination of:
(a) Blood Glucose           (b) Blo0od Ammonia   (c) Blood pH                (d) Blood flow
17.        Which one of the following is not a draught animal?
(a) Buffalo                      (b) Mule                       (c) Elephant                 (d) Yak
18.        Which of the following is not isotonic to sea water?
(a) Myxine                      (b) Skates                     (c) Sharks                    (d) Teleost
19.        Which one of the following is not an insect?
(a) Ticks             (b) Honey bee              (c) Beetle                     (d) Wasp
20.        A condition called Goose simples, are caused by;
(a) Overcooled body       (b) Bacteria                  (c) Environmental changes      (d) Pollution
21.        Two wave sources are oscillating in phase. Each source produces a wave of wavelength l. The two waves from the sources meet at point x with a phase difference of 900. What is a possible difference in the distances from the two wave sources to point x?
(a) l/8                             (b) l/4                          (c) l                             (d) l
22.        The activity of a certain nuclide is governed by the relation  = –lN where l = 2.4 ´ 10–8 s–1 what is the half-life of the nuclide?
(a) 2.9 ´ 107s                  (b) 1.3 ´ 107s               (c) 1.2 ´ 10–8 s             (d) 3.4 ´ 10–8 s
23.        Four resistors are connected in a square as shown




The resistance may be measured between any two junctions. Between which two junctions is the measured resistance greatest?
(a) P and Q                     (b) Q and S                  (c) R and S                   (d) S and P
24.        The elevation in boiling point DTb is equal to ebullioscopy constant Kb when the Molarity (M) of the solution is:
(a) 0.1m                          (b) 1.0m                       (c) 10.0m                     (d) Statement is wrong
25.        ON + C2H5 – 1 – C2H3 – OH + 1
One of the specie in the above reaction is a substrate. It is
(a) OH                           (b) CH2 – CH2 – OH    (c) I                            (d) CH3 – CH2 – I
26.        The process that can both be endothermic and exothermic out of the following is:
(a) Formation                  (b) Crystallization        (c) Bond breaking        (d) condensation
27.        The amine which is more reactive towards ill is:
(a) Diethyl methyl amine                                    (b) dimethyl amine
(c) Methyl propyl amine                         (d) Butyl amine
28.        He said, “What is the matter”?
[Choose the correct indirect speech:]
(a) He said what the matter was                          (b) He asked what the matter was
(c) He enquired that what was the matter            (d) He asked that what the matter had been
29.        The number of Hyoid bone in human skill region is:
(a) 1                                (b) 6                             (c) 22                           (d) 206
30.        Which factor is not involved in release of Oxytocin in females:
(a) Stretching of uterus                                       (b) Stretching of Cervix
(c) Low level of testosterone                              (d) Low level of progesterone
31.        Chymotrypsin acts upon:
(a) Starch in duodenum                                      (b) Proteins in stomach
(c) Proteins in duodenum in acidic medium        (d) Proteins in duodenum in alkaline medium
32.        Which of the following series lie in the visible region?
(a) Lyman                       (b) Paschen                  (c) Balmer                    (d) Pfund
33.        Two springs of spring constant K1 and K2 are arranged in parallel and a body of mass m is attached to it then calculate the time period of the system:
(a) 2p                   (b) 2p                (c) 2p                (d) 2p
34.        To determine the resistance of a voltmeter by discharging a capacitor through it, the instantaneous voltage is then given by the relation:
(a) Voe –t/RC                     (b) Voet/AC                    (c) Vo/2                        (d) Vo/
35.        When we are measuring the internal resistance of a cell by potentiometer, the cmf of the battery must be greater than the:
(a) emf of the cell           (b) P.D in the circuit    (c) Current in the cell   (d) Current in the circuit
36.        Upon hydrolysis compound “x” in the presence of NaOH we get C2H2OH.
And . Compound “X” is:
(a) C2H3 – CH2 – OH      (b) CH3 – OH       (c) CH3–O–C2H3    (d) C2H3–O–CH3
37.        The compound which you think is not the derivative of acetic acid is:
(a) CH3–Cl                (b) CH3–CO–O–CO–CH3 (c) CH3–NH2     (d) None of the above
38.        The reducing agent in the reaction given, KMnO4 + Kl + H2SO4 ® MnSO4 + K2SO4 + l2 + H2O is:
(a) KMnO4                      (b) Kl                           (c) H2SO4                     (d) Kl and H2SO4 both
39.        Don’t poke your nose ___ my affairs.
(a) in                               (b) on                           (c) into             (d) by
40.        A vein differs from an artery in having:
(a) Strong muscular walls                                    (b) Narrow lumen
(c) Valves control direction of blood flow opposite to heart      
(d) Valves control direction of blood flow towards heart
41.        Expiratory centre in medulla is:
(a) Dorsal                        (b) Ventral                   (c) Lower part              (d) All of the above
42.        Polyploidy is more common in:
(a) Plants             (b) Animals                  (c) Bacteria                  (d) Virus
43.        Whenever nitrite group is hydrolyzed (dil HCl) with water it always produces:
(a) Alcohol                     (b) Carboxylic acid      (c) Amines                   (d) Amides
44.        A person who leaves his country and settles in another country is called:
(a) Emigrant                    (b) Immigrant   (c) Migrant                   (d) Aborigine
45.        The center of porphyries in the head region of hemoglobin is occupied by:
(a) Potassium                  (b) Sodium                   (c) Magnesium (d) Iron
46.        Syphilis is caused by:
(a) Treponema palladium (b) Helicobacter spp (c) Neisseria spp            (d) Bactericides spp
47.        The organism developed with two heads and one trunk is called:
(a) Identical twins           (b) Dizygotic twins      (c) Fraternal twins        (d) Siamese twins
48.        The paratrooper of mass 80Kg descends vertically at a constant velocity of 3 ms–1 taking the acceleration of free fall as 10ms–2. Find out what is the net force acting on him?
(a) Zero                           (b) 8.00 N upward       (c) 8.00 N downward   (d) 240 N downward
49.        The dimensional formula for change in momentum is same as that for:
(a) Force                         (b) Impulse                  (c) Acceleration           (d) Velocity
50.        What is NOT true of 2 forces that give rise to a couple?
(a) They act in opposite directions                      (b) They both act at the same point
(c) They both act on the same body                    (d) They both have the same magnitude
51.        The stress-strain graph for a metal is shown.
 





What is the strain energy per unit volum

e of a rod made from this metal when the strain of the rod is 0.0107
(a) 10 kJ m–3                   (b) 100 kJ m–3              (c) 1.0 MJ m–2              (d) 10 MJ m-3
52.        A diffraction grating is used to measure the wavelength of monochromatic light, as shown in the diagram.
 







The spacing of the slits in the grating is 1.00 ´ 10–6m. The angle between the first order diffraction maxims is 60.00. What is the wavelength of the light?
(a) 287 nm                      (b) 570 nm                   (c) 574 nm                   (d) 940 nm
53.        The cation that distort the electron cloud of N ion more and facilitates its decomposition is:
(a) Li+                             (b) Mg++                       (c) Ci+                          (d) Be++
54.        The energy of electron in the first excited state of Hydrogen atom in J/atom is:
(a) 2.8 ´ 10–18                 (b) 0.545 ´ 10–18          (c) –2.18 ´ 10–18          (d) –1312.36
55.        Unhybrid “p” orbitals on linear overlap:
(a) Always form Pi(p) bond                                (b) Always form “a” nor “n” bond
(c) Neither form “a” nor “n” bond                      (d) Form more reactive and more unstable “n” bond
56.        It’s raining cats and dogs. So there are ______ cars on the road today.
(a) Few                           (b) a Few                     (c) a big number of      (d) a great deal of
57.        He said to me, “traitor”.
[Choose the correct indirect speech:]
(a) He said to me that I was a traitor                   (b) He told me that I have been a traitor.
(c) He called me a traitor                        (d) He exclaimed with anger that I was a traitor.
58.        The stage of plasmodium life cycle not related to human body is:
(a) Merozoite                  (b) Ooikinetes  (c) Trophozoites          (d) Gametozoites
59.        In protein synthesis the initiator tRNA carrying amino acid methionine lard on which site of ribosome:
(a) E site                         (b) P site                      (c) A site                      (d) C site
60.        Goblets cells are:
(a) Unicellular exocrine gland                             (b) Unicellular endocrine glands
(c) Multicellular exocrine gland                          (d) Multicellular endocrine glands
61.        The instantaneous current in a circuit is given by I =  sin (wt + Æ) ampere what is the rms value of the current?
(a) 2 A                            (b)  A                      (c) 1 A                         (d)  A
62.        Which list shows electromagnetic waves in order of increasing frequency?
(a) Radio waves ® gamma rays ® ultraviolet ® infrared
(b) Radio waves ® infrared ® ultraviolet ® gamma rays
(c) Ultraviolet ® gamma rays ® radio waves ® infrared
(d) Ultraviolet ® infrared ® radio waves ® gamma rays
63.        What is the momentum of X-rays having wavelength 0.001nm?
(a) 6.63 ´ 10–22 kg m s–1                        
(b) 6.63 ´ 10–27 kg m s–1
(c) 6.63 ´ 10–31 kg m s–1                                     (d) 6.63 ´ 10–34 kg m s–1
64.        Henderson-Hasselbalch equation is used to calculate the p” of a buffer solutions. The correct representation of the equation is:
(a) pKa – log            (b) pKa ´ log        (c) Ka + log          (d) pKa + log
65.        If the p” of the solution is 9 its OH+ ions concentration is: 
(a) 10–5                           (b) 5                             (c) 10–9            (d) 9
66.        The first stage in development of Xerosere is appearance of:
(a) Foliose lichens           (b) Crustose lichens     (c) Fruticose lichens     (d) Climax stage
67.        Mg++ and Ca++ are excreted in fishes through:
(a) Kidney                      (b) Gills                       (c) Skin                        (d) All of the above
68.        Vomit centre is located in:
(a) Pons                          (b) Mid brain               (c) Cerebellum (d) Medulla
69.        There are two charges +3mC and +8mC the ratio of the force acting on them will be:
(a) 3 : 1                           (b) 1 : 1                        (c) 11 : 8                      (d) 3 : 8
70.        Two radioactive samples S1 and S2 have half-lives 3 hours and 7 hours respectively. If they have the same activity at certain instant t, what is the ratio of the number of atoms of S1 to S2 at instant t?
(a) 9:49                           (b) 49:9                        (c) 3:7                          (d) 7:3
71.        The reciprocal of the conductance is called:
(a) Conductivity              (b) Resistivity              (c) Resistance              (d) Inductance
72.        The volume of CO2 produced by heating 33.5g Li2CO3 at room temperature and pressure is (Mr Li2CO3 = 67g/mol):
(a) 22.4 dm3                    (b) 12.0 dm3                (c) 11.2 dm3                 (d) 24.0 dm3
73.        The equation used to describe the behavior of ideal gases under standard conditions is:
(a) PV = nRT                  (b) PM = dRT               (c) PVM = mRT           (d) All of the above
74.        The nuclei you think is invisible in NMR spectroscopy is:
(a) N14                             (b) P31                           (c) Cl35                         (d) C13
75.        ‘To the letter’ means:
(a) Cursory                     (b) Enveloping a letter (c) Precisely                 (d) Reporting a problem
76.        We have three test tubes having aqueous solutions of Ca(NO3)2, Ba(NO3)2 and K2CO3 respectively. On addition of dil H2SO4. Which test tube solution turns milky?
(a) Ca(NO3)2 solution      (b) Ba(NO3)2 solution (c) K2CO3 solution        (d) All turned milky
77.        The teacher said, “Amna, watch your steps”.
[Choose the correct indirect speech:]
(a) The teacher ordered Amna that She should watch her steps.
(b) The teacher ordered Amna to watch your steps.
(c) The teacher ordered Amna to watch her steps.         
(d) The teacher requested Amna to watch your steps.
78.        Which one of the following is a shrub?
(a) Parmelia                    (b) Aster                      (c) Rhus                       (d) Banana
79.        In nitrogen fixing bacteria, the nitrogenase complex is sensitive to:
(a) O2                                (b) CO2                            (c) NO2                                (d) NO3
80.        Over eating psychological disorder is called:
(a) Dyspepsia                  (b) Septecemia             (c) Anorexia                (d) Bulimia
81.        Two railway trucks of masses m and 3m move towards each other in opposite directions with speeds 2v and v respectively. These trucks collide and stick together. What is the speed of the trucks after the collision?
(a) v/4                             (b) v/2                          (c) v                             (d) 5v/4
82.        A thin horizontal plate of area 0.036 m2 is beneath the surface of a liquid of density 930 kg m-3. The force on one side of the plate due to the pressure of the liquid is 290 N. What is the depth of the plate beneath the surface of the liquid?
(a) 0.88 m                       (b) 1.1 m                      (c) 1.8 m                      (d) 8.7 m
83.        An electron and a proton enter a magnetic field with equal velocities which one of them experiences more force:
(a) Electron                     (b) Proton                    (c) Both experience same force(d) Cannot be predicted
84.        The chelating ligand out of the following is:
(a) CH3COO                  (b) (CH2)2 (NH2)2         (c) SCN                      (d) NO2
85.        The speed v of a liquid a tube depends on the change in pressure DP and the density p of the liquid. The speed is given by the equation.
Where k is a constant that has no units. What is the value of n?
(a) 1/2                             (b) 1                             (c) 3/2                          (d) 2
86.        The oxidation state of platinum in [Pt (NH3)4 (NO2)Cl] SO4 is:
(a) III                              (b) II                            (c) 0                             (d) IV
87.        The outer electronic configuration of Cu+ ion is 4S03d10 with this configuration the aqueous solution of copper (1) compound is:
(a) Blue                           (b) Greenish blue         (c) bluish green            (d) Colourless
88.        For the reaction.
CO(g) + O2(g) ® CO2(g)
(a) Kp > Kc                      (b) Kp < Kc                   (c) Kp = Kz                   (d) Kp > Kz
89.        Which way shall we go?
(The underlined word is)
(a) Demonstrative adjective                                (b) Interrogative pronoun        
(c) Interrogative adjective                                   (d) Exclamatory adjective
90.        An autoimmune disorders in which stiffness and information of vertebrae occurs is called as:
(a) Lupus                        (b) Scleroderma           (c) Ankylosis spondylitis (d) Juvenile dermatomyositis
91.        The study of fishes is:
(a) Ornithology               (b) Ichthyology            (c) Herpetology            (d) Herpetology
92.        Which of the following is absent in C4 plants:
(a) Calvin cycle              (b) Bundle sheath cells (c) Pepco                     (d) CO2 Fixation in Mesophyll
93.        Cyclic alkanes with greater angle strain are always:
(a) More stable                (b) Less energetic         (c) More reactive        
(d) Obey the general formula of normal alkanes
94.        Which one of the following is opposite in meaning to the word SYMPATHY?
(a) Apathy                      (b) Pathos                    (c) Empathy                 (d) Jealousy
95.        Piriformis syndrome is associated with which of the following disorder:
(a) Arthritis                     (b) Sciatica                   (c) Spondylosis            (d) Disc slip
96.        Which one of the following is not an exclusive trait of arthropoda?
(a) Presence of wings      (b) Jointed appendages (c) Haemocoel            (d) Chitinous exoskeleton
97.        Locomotary organ in leech is called.
(a) Setae                          (b) Chatae                    (c) Parapodia               (d) None of the above
98.        The power loss p in a resistor is calculated using the formula.
R =
The uncertainty in the potential difference V is 3% and the uncertainty in the resistance R is 2%. What is the uncertainty in P?
(a) 4%                             (b) 7%                         (c) 8%                          (d) 11%
99.        A quantity x is to be determined from the equation. X = P – Q. P is measured as (1.27 + 0.02)m and Q is measured as (0.83 + 0.01) m. What is the percentage uncertainty in z to one significant figure?
(a) 0.4%                          (b) 2%                         (c) 3%                          (d) 2%
100.    The number of electrons in one coulomb of charge are:
(a) 6.25 ´ 1022                (b) 1.6 ´ 1020               (c) 6.25 ´ 1020             (d) 9.1 ´ 1031
101.    Students were decomposing CaCO3 placed in a China dish by heating using burner in the laboratory. The “system” in this experiment is:
(a) China dish                 (b) Burner                    (c) Laboratory              (d) CaCO2
102.    Male having Downs syndrome have sex chromosomes:
(a) XXY                          (b) XY                         (c) XYY                       (d) XYYY
103.    Darwins finches are found in:
(a) New Zealand             (b) New Guinae           (c) Galapagos Island (d) Australia
104.    Which of the following is the most economically important plant family?
(a) Poaches                     (b) Asteraceae              (c) Rosaceae                (d) Fabaceae
105.    In Simple Harmonic Motion this acceleration of the particle in zero when it?
(a) Velocity is zero                                             (b) Displacement is zero
(c) Both velocity and displacement are zero       (d) Both velocity and displacement are maximum
106.    A typical mobile phone of 5.0 V and an internal resistance of 200 mW.
What is the terminal P.D of the battery when it supports a current of 500 mA?
(a) 4.8 V                         (b) 4.9 V                      (c) 5.0 V                      (d) 5.1 V
107.    Which combination of up (u) and down (d) quarks forms a neutron?
(a) u u u                          (b) u u d                       (c) u d d                       (d) d d
108.    Speed with dipole moment equal to zero is:
(a) AlCl8                         (b) CH4                        (c) 1.4 – Dibromobenzene (d) All of the above
109.    Aqueous KOH causes SN-reaction in alkylhalides. On which of the following alkyl-halides KOHaq would like to attack easily.
(a) CH3 – CH2 – Cl         (b) CH3 – CH2 – Br      (c) CH3 – CH2 – F        (d) CH3 – CH2 – l
110.    Three reactions are given:
I.    H2SO4 + 2HF ® F2 + SO2 + 2H1O
II.  H2SO4 + 2HBr ® Br2 + SO2 + 2H2O
III. H2SO4 + BHl ® Al2 + H2S + 4H2O
The strongest reducing agent in these reactions is:
(a) Hl                              (b) HF                          (c) HBr            (d) All of the above
111.    The number of gram atoms in 3g Hydrogen atoms is the same at the number of gram atoms in 48g of:
(a) N                               (b) C                            (c) O                            (d) O2
112.    If the required excitation voltage is given, for which element the x – rays spectrum consists of three spectral lines i.e. Ka Kb La:
(a) Na                             (b) Boron                     (c) K                            (d) Ca
113.    SiO2 in the only oxide that reacts with:
(a) HClaq                         (b) KOHaq                    (c) Stream                    (d) SO3
114.    I am afraid we have not got ___ sugar for making tea.
(a) Same                         (b) No                          (c) Any                        (d) Plenty
115.    Alcoholic fermentation is the sole mean of respiration in:
(a) Saccharomyces          (b) Armillaria               (c) Trichonympha        (d) Balanitidium
116.    The edible part of Motherly escalation is:
(a) Ascocarp                   (b) Basidiocarp            (c) Zygocarp                (d) Pseudocarp
117.    X0 in drosophila result in sterile:
(a) Female                       (b) Male                       (c) Both (a) & (b)         (d) No effect
118.    A stone is protected vertically upwards from the ground at an initial speed of 15 ms–4. Air  resistance is negligible. What is the maximum height reached by the stone?
(a) 0.76 m                       (b) 11 m                       (c) 23 m                       (d) 110 m
119.    Evaporation depends upon:
(a) Surface area              (b) Temperature           (c) both (a) & (b)         (d) None of the above
120.    Students were heating CaCO3 in an open container to produce CO2 gas,
CaCO3(g) ® CaO(s) + CO2(g)
If we increase pressure on this system the:
(a) Equilibrium will shift towards right               (b) Equilibrium will shift towards left
(c) Equilibrium will not be disturbed                  (d) System does not obey equilibrium rules
121.    Saba was sick on the bus
[The underlined prepositional phrase function as a ____ in this sentence]
(a) Adjunct                     (b) Disjoint                  (c) Conjunct                 (d) Adverbial
122.    The first successful surgery of heart was performed by Dr. Ludwig repairing a wound on which part:
(a) Right auricle              (b) Right ventricle        (c) Left auricle             (d) Left ventricle
123.    Lignin could not be expected in which part of the plant cell wall:
(a) Secondary cell wall   (b) Middle lamella       (c) Cell membrane       (d) Primary cell wall
124.    The following statement is true for the absorption spectra of photosynthesis:
(a) Chlorophyll a and b have same absorption spectra
(b) Chlorophyll a and b have different absorption spectra
(c) Chlorophyll a and carotenoids have same absorption spectra
(d) Carotenoids and chlorophyll b have same absorption spectra
125.    An electromagnetic wave travels in a straight line through a vacuum. The wave has a frequency of 6. THz. What is the number of wavelengths in a distance of 1.0 along the wave?
(a) 5.0 ´ 10–5                  (b) 2.0 ´ 101                (c) 2.0 ´ 104                 (d) 5.0 ´ 107
126.    What is the magnitude of a point charge which produces an electric field of 2  at a distance of 60 cm?
(a) 8 ´ 10–11C                  (b) 2 ´ 10–12C              (c) 3 ´ 10–11C               (d) 6 ´ 10–10C
127.    The alcohol given CH3 – CH2 – C(CH3)2 – OH, if oxidized with a strong oxidizing agent given:
(a) Aldehyde                   (b) Ketone                   (c) Ether                       (d) None of the above
128.    The amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 10 moles of water from 70K to 80K (molar heat capacity of water 75.24J) is:
(a) 0.7524J                     (b) 7524J                     (c) 95.24J                    (d) 572.4J
129.    The aqueous solution of which of the following electrolyte will conduct electric current to large extent:
(a) Mg(OH)2                    (b) H2CO3                    (c) NH4Cl                     (d) NH4OH
130.    Your are called names by him.
(Choose the correct voice)
(a) He is calling you names                                 (b) He calls you names
(c) He called you names                                     (d) You are being called names by him
131.    In ECG QRS complex represents
(a) Atrial systole             (b) Arial diastole          (c) Ventricle systole     (d) Ventricle diastole
132.    The common name of rubella is:
(a) Whooping caught      (b) German measles     (c) African sleeping sickness (d) Tay Sach’s disease
133.    A heterozygote fruit fly has more florescent pigments in their eyes than a wild homozygote fruit fly, this is an example of:
(a) Co-dominance           (b) Incomplete dominance (c) Over dominance (d) Complete dominance
134.    To determine Young’s modules of a material of a given wire of length L we use:
(a) Melde’s apparatus     (b) Young’s apparatus (c) Searle’s apparatus  (d) Cavendish apparatus
135.    An electron is projected horizontally from south to north in uniform horizontal magnetic field acting from west to east. The direction along which it will be deflected is:
(a) Northwards                (b) Southwards (c) Vertically upwards (d) Vertically downwards
136.    A uniform horizontal footbridge is 12m long and weights 4000 N. It rests on two supports X and Y as shown.

 




     X                                                                                                                        Y
     Support                                                                                                     Support
A man of weight 600 N is at a distance of 4 m from support X. What is the upward force on the footbridge from support X?
(a) 2200 N                      (b) 2300 N                   (c) 2400 N                   (d) 2600 N
137.    A wire of diameter d and length t hangs vertically from a fixed point. The wire is extended by hanging a mass M on its end. The young modoius of the wire is E. The acceleration of free fall is g. Which equation is used to determine the extenuation x of the wire?
(a) x =                      (b) x =                   (c) x =                   (d) x =
138.    A sound wave has a frequency of 2500 Hz and a speed of 1500 m s–1. What is the shortest distance from a point of maximum pressure in the wave to a point of minimum pressure?
(a) 0.15 m                       (b) 0.30 m                    (c) 0.60 m                    (d) 1.20 m
139.    Initially one mole each N2 and O2 were made to react as,
N2(g) + O2(g)  2NO(g)
If at equilibrium 0.25 moles of O2 is present the equilibrium concentration of NO will be:
(a) 0.50 moles                 (b) 0.125 moles           (c) 1.50 moles              (d) 1.75 moles
140.    The compound of manages with zero reducing power is:
(a) KMnO4                      (b) MnO2                     (c) MnCl2                     (d) Mn2 (SO4)3
141.    Chemical reactions associated with hydro-carbons is /are:
(a) Electrophilic addition                                    (b) Electrophilic substitutions
(c) Free radical substitutions                               (d) All are possible
142.    The young’s modulus of a given rod of uniform length L is given by the relation:
(a) FL/A                          (b) FA/L                       (c) FL/pr2l                    (d) Fl/pr2 L
143.    The inward and outward electric flux from a closed surface are respectively 8 ´ 103 units and 4 ´ 103 units then the net charge inside the closed surface is:
(a)  coulomb         (b) –4 ´ 103 eo coulomb (c)  coulomb     (d) 4 ´ 103coulomb
144.    A radioactive isotope has a half-life of 3 days. The time after which its activity is reduced to 6.25% of its original activity is:
(a) 6 days                        (b) 8 days                    (c) 12 days                   (d) 16 days
145.    Students calculated the cell voltage for the reaction.
Br2 + 2NaCl ® 2Nallr 4 Cl4
Through the formula E0cell = E0red + E0oxd the answer was negative. It means that
(a) The reaction is non-spontaneous and feasible (b) The reaction is non-spontaneous and not feasible
(c) The reaction is spontaneous and feasible      (d) The reaction is spontaneous and not feasible
146.    The non-carbonyl compound out of the following is:
(a) CH3–CO–CH8            (b) C2H3–CH8     (c) CH3–O             (d) CH3–O
147.    The empirical formula of the compound was found to be CH2O. If the molar mass of the compound is 150g/mol. The molecular formula of the compound is:
(a) C6H22O4                     (b) C4H8O2                   (c) C5H10O4                  (d) C3H10O5
148.    ‘Enlarge upon’ means:
(a) Explain in more detail (b) To make taller      (c) To become large     (d) To measure
149.    A metal cube with sides of length “a” has electrical resistance R between opposite faces.
 





What is the resistance between the opposite faces of a cube of the same metal with sides of length 3a?
(a) 9R                             (b) 3R                          (c) R/3                         (d) R/9
150.    Which particle is a fundamental particle?
(a) Electron                     (b) Hadron                   (c) Neutron                  (d) Proton
151.    The nuclear equation shown has a term missing.
What is represented by the missing terms?
(a) An antineutrino         (b) An electron (c) A neutrino              (d) A position
152.    The Fridel crafts catalyst “AlCl3” used in the substitution reactions of Benzene is a good
(a) Electrophilic (b) Lewis acid              (c) electron deficient specie     (d) Dear all properties
153.    The most reactive compound out of the following is:
(a) Ortho hydroxyl toluene                                 (b) Ortho chloric ethyl beacon            
(c) Phenol                                                           (d) Para ethyl benzoic acid
154.    Addition of soluble impurities into a liquid and solid respectively causes:
(a) Increase in boiling point of liquid and decrease in meeting point of solid
(b) Increase in both boiling and melting points 
(c) Decrease in boiling point of liquid and increase in melting point of solid    
(d) Decrease in both boiling and melting points
155.    Which of the following is correct in all respects?
(a) I have done matric in 2010                            (b) This is an utensil
(c) The population of the world rises                  (d) This is the best peach producing valley
156.    Which of the following is not the part of first line of defense?
(a) Sebum                       (b) Perspiration            (c) Interferon               (d) Epidermis
157.    During the formation of addition polymertration, which smaller molecules you think are eliminated:
(a) H2O                           (b) HCl            (c) NH3                        (d) No one is eliminated
158.    My mother offered me milk. But for my life. I could not drink it.
[The underlined expression means.]
(a) However hard I may try                                (b) Because of my life
(c) For the sake of my life                                  (d) During my life
159.    Which process of cell division is involved in gametes formation in funarla:
(a) Mitosis                       (b) Meiosis                   (c) Amitosis                 (d) Binary Fission
160.    Closed vascular system is the characteristic of:
(a) Lycopsida                  (b) Sphenopsida           (c) Dicot                      (d) Monocot
161.    Common name of the Lotigo prolied is:
(a) Squid             (b) Laligo                     (c) Slug                        (d) Oyster
162.    The maximum energy of the electrons released in photocell is independent of
(a) Frequency of incident light                            (b) Internality of incident light
(c) Nature of cathode surface                             (d) Wavelength of light
163.    A mass m is suspended from a spring of spring constant k. The angular frequency of oscillations of the spring is:
(a)                                (b)                          (c)                             (d)
164.    Which expression using S/ base units is equivalent to the volt?
(a) kg m2 s–1 A–1              (b) kg m s–2 A              (c) kg m2 s–1 A             (d) kg m2 s–3 A–1
165.    If the overlap of Sp3 hybrid orbitals in carbon atoms is smaller the bond so formed is:
(a) Weak             (b) Strong                     (c) Less energetic         (d) More stable
166.    The minimum energy below which no reaction occur in reactants molecules is:
(a) Average K.E of the molecules                       (b) Potential energy of the molecules
(c) Free energy of the molecules             (d) Activation energy of the molecules
167.    Amino acid leucine is coded by how many codons:
(a) 1                                (b) 2                             (c) 4                             (d) 6
168.    Which of the following is not a fern?
(a) Pteris                         (b) Tmesipeteris           (c) Dryopeteris (d) Presidium
169.    Umbel of umbels is present in:
(a) Hydrocotyl                (b) Carrot                     (c) Iberis                      (d) Grapes
170.    A filament lamp has a resistance of 180W when the current in it is 500 mA. What is the power dissipated in the lamp?
(a) 45 W                         (b) 90 W                      (c) 290 W                    (d) 360 W
171.    Orange light in a vacuum has a wavelength of 600 nm. What is the frequency of this light?
(a) 180 Hz                      (b) 5.0 ´ 105 Hz           (c) 1.8 ´ 1011 Hz          (d) 5.0 ´ 1014 Hz
172.    A stationary sound wave has a series of nodes. The distance between the first and the sixth node is 30.0 cm. what is the wavelength of the sound wave?
(a) 5.0 cm                       (b) 6.0 cm                    (c) 10.0 cm                  (d) 12.0 cm
173.    Whenever Pb shows inert pair effect it always form:
(a) Ionic bond                 (b) Covalent bond        (c) Co-ordinate covalent bond  (d) Metallic bond
174.    In the compound CO2 and H2O the hybridization in oxygen is respectively:
(a) Sp2 and Sp2                (b) Sp2 and Sp3 (c) Sp3 and Sp3 (d) Sp3 and Sp2
175.    According to M.O theory the number of molecular orbitals in O2 are:
(a) 10                              (b) 7                             (c) 8                             (d) 9
176.    I had an unexpected guest today. ___ my old classmate.
(a) it was             (b) it is                         (c) he was                    (d) she was
177.    Which of the following is a summer variety:
(a) Figs                            (b) Cabbages                (c) Oranges                  (d) Pears
178.    The amount of methane in Biogas is approximately:
(a) 10–30%                     (b) 50–90%                 (c) 50–75%                  (d) 60–75%
179.    Depolarization of neuron is characterized by:
(a) Na+ into the axon and K+ out of the axon     (b) K+ into the axon and Na+ out of the axon             
(c) Na+ and K+ within the axon toward the axon terminal                       (d) None of the above
180.    Doubly ionized atoms X and Y of two different elements are accelerated through the same P.D. on entering a uniform magnetic field they describe circular paths of radii R1 and R2. The masses of X and Y are in the ratio of:
(a) R1 : R2                       (b) R2 : R1                    (c)               (d)
181.    The rest mass of Photon is mo. Its linear momentum, when it moves with the speed equal to half of the speed of light in space, will be:
(a) 3m0c/4                       (b) 2m0c/4                    (c) m0c/                   (d) 2m0c/
182.    The charge on the electron and proton is reduced to half. If the present value of Rydberg constant is R, then the new value of Rydberg constant will be:
(a) R/2                            (b) R/4                         (c) R/8                         (d) R/16
183.    By the absorption of visible light, which of the following compounds gives smoggy air its brown tint?
(a) NO                            (b) SO3             (c) NO3                       (d) NO2
184.    Regarding reactivity of the compounds having carbonyl group. The most reactive compound out of the following is:
(a) CH3–CH2–CH3   (b) C2H5–OH          (c) CH3–H                (d) CH3–OH
185.    She said, “What a lovely dress it is”.
[Choose the correct indirect speech:]
(a) She xclaimed that it is a lovely dress (b) She exclaimed that it was a lovely dress.
(c) She exclaimed that what a lovely dress it was.          (d) She exclaimed what a lovely dress it is.
186.    The living phloem, cork and cork cambium is collectively called:
(a) Periderm                    (b) Protoderm              (c) Peribleam               (d) Bark
187.    All of the following acts as cloning vector except
(a) BAC                          (b) YAC                       (c) Cosmids                 (d) EcoRi
188.    How many sperms are produced from fifty secondary spermatocyte?
(a) 200                            (b) 100                         (c) 50                           (d) 150
189.    How many cubic nanometers, nm3, are in a cubic micrometer, mm17
(a) 106                             (b) 109                         (c) 108                          (d) 1012
190.    A man stands in the lift that is accelerating vertically downwards. Which statement describes the force exerted by the man on the floor?
(a) It is equal to the weight of the man    (b) It is greater than the force exerted by the floor on the man
(c) It is less than the force exerted by the floor on the man. (d) It is less than the weight of the man
191.    The efficiency of a heat engine working between the freezing point and the boiling point of water is near to:
(a) 50%                           (b) 25%                       (c) 12.5%                     (d) 6.25%
192.    An unknown gas diffuses S times slower than that of H2. The molecular mass of the unknown gas is:
(a) 50                              (b) 10                           (c) 15                           (d) 25
193.    Hydrogen bonding in H – F is stronger than H2O and NH3. The highest boiling point among the three is of:
(a) HF                             (b) NH3                        (c) H2O                        (d) All have equal boiling points
194.    The type of isomerism present in the compound given.
Description: Related image
(a) Structural                   (b) Optical                   (c) Stereo                     (d) None of the above
195.    The main difference between catalysts and enzymes is:
(a) Enzymes are sharp in action than catalyst     (b) Catalysis used in large amount than enzymes
(c) Catalysts are inorganic while enzymes are organic in nature
(d) Enzymes need pH while catalysts do not
196.    Choose the related word for Broom on the analogy of Water: Splash.
(a) Whisper                     (b) Gush                      (c) Swish                      (d) Screech
197.    The first hormone to be discovered was:
(a) Secretin                     (b) Testosterone           (c) Insulin                    (d) Thyroxin
198.    For defense against virus attack body produces:
(a) Antibodies                 (b) Histamines             (c) Antigens                 (d) Interferon’s
199.    Short life cycle is a plant adaptation to survive in:
(a) High temperature       (b) Low temperature    (c) High soil pH           (d) Low soil pH
200.    A transverse wave travels along a rope. The graph shows the variation of the displacement of the particles in the rope with distance along it at a particular instant.
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At which distance along the rope do the particles have maximum upwards velocity?
(a) 0.5 m                         (b) 1.0 m                      (c) 1.5 m                      (d) 2.0 m


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