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Set No. 2

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Timel""" : 2 Hours/~
Iote,m:

(l)

Full Marb/'I,"Ifon : 300

Attempt as many questions as you can. Each question carries 3 marks. One
mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer. Zero mark will be awarded
for each unattempted question.

~ -rn'i q;) -.a ~ "" '!Ilf1'! 'lit I ~ lR'I 3 >i'I; "" t I ~

'I(!fi >i'I; <mI "I1Q,1111 ~ "'~~kd lR'I "" JI1Riq; 1!I:"I WIT I

'ffi<[ ;ffi

;j;

fu1(
(2)

If more than one alternative answers seem to be approximate to the correct

answer. choose the closest one.
~ I('hlftl..

(3)

a.. ~.. ;ffi m!\ ;ffi ;j; f.ioR mftlI m, <it

f.l ..ldI< m!\

;ffi

~I

This paper comprises of Five Sections. Sections I and II are compulsory

whereas only one Section out of III, IV and V is to be attempted.

*'

'10 'lim'!
f.l;at 'I(!fi ""

""
t-rr t

;ffi

~ I W'6 I ~ II 3lf.l;mf

t "'"'"

~ III, IV

V if ~

Section-I
19U5-I
CHEMISTRY

(Compulsory for all)

1.

Assertion, A : A real gas behaves like an ideal gas at low pressure and high
temperature.
Reasoning, R : Internal pressure of gas, (eE I aV)T =0
(1) A and R both are correct and R is the correct explanation of A
(2) A and R both are correct but R is not the correct explanation of A
(3) A is true but R is false
(4) A is incorrect while R is true

252)

(P.T.a.)

llU/102/23 Set No.2

Assertion, (-.iR) A : 11;'1' .,.. flo .. fm <0'1 ' "

"ITlft

am *":

<Il'l'IR 'R 11;'1'

~ fm <lit m

~,

Reasoning, (OiRUT) R : fm

'lit ~ ",/"",,, (8E/OV)T =0

am R ~ 3l<!; ~ am A i\; ~ R 3l<!; 'fiRUT ~

A am R ~ 3l<!; ~ am A i\; ~ R 3l<!; 'fiRUT ;r,(f t

(1) A
(2)

(3) A

1'!';

t fln.j!

(4) A 'Iffil ~

2.

R ~ ~

am R ~ ~

Which of the following is the correct match?

(1) AG is zero

spontaneous reaction

(2) L1G is (-)ve

non-spontaneous reaction

(3)

at equilibrium

aG is zero

ideal gas in an isothermal process

(4) LIA" L1G

it "i\

~-m ~

(1) L1G=O o)m

iffi

>mT ~?

(2) L1G (-)ve o)m

(3) L1G =0
(4) LIA" L1G

3.

Wrr t

Assertion, A : Meniscus of a liquid disappears at the critical temperature.

Reasoning, R : Density of a liquid and its vapour becomes equal at the critical
temperature.
(1) A and R both are correct and R is the correct explanation of A

(2) A and R both are correct but R is not the correct explanation of A
(3) A is true but R is false

(4) A is incorrect while R is true

(252)

11 U /102/23 Set No.2

A : ;oIPl~ <I1'l'!T'! 'R ~ ;;;r lif.lM'" 1J1'I'I

Reasoning, (<IiR1JT) R : ;oIPl~ <I1'l'!T'! 'R ~ alh: ~ "'"
(1) A >itt R ~ <!l'f; ~ >itt A t ~ R <!l'f; q;roJ[ t
(2) A >itt R ~ <!l'f; t alh: A t ~ R <!l'f; q;roJ[ ~ t

Assertion, (-om)

"' 'ffiIT ~I
;;;r """" <l'I1'! "' 'ffiIT

(3) A""t~ R1lOt

(4) A 'lffiI

4.

t >itt

R ~

The H-bond is present in

~11~h"

-...r.s 1t<!ii i?

(1) H 2S

5.

(3) Hel

(2) H 20

(4) H 20 2

The incorrect values of an ideal gas constant, R =IPV J/[nT1 are shown by
(1) [(1 atm) (224136 lit)]/[(1 mole) (27316 degl) =008205lit-atm deg- I mole- I and
[(1.013xI06 dyne cm-2 ) (22,4136 cm 3 )]/[(1 mole) (27316 degl) =8314xI0 7 erg
deg- 1 mole- 1
(2) 8314 joules deg- I mole- I
1
1
= 1987 cal deg- moie-

and [8314 joules deg- I mole- I I/[4184 joules Carl)

(3) 008205lit-atm/deg/mole; 8314x10 7 erg/deg/mole; 8314 joules/deg/mole and

1987 cal/deg/mole
(4) None of the above
~

i\<l

f.l'di~, R=IPV)/[rtT)

t ",,"-it 'Il'"

'lffiI~?

(1) [(1 atm) (224136 lit)j/[(1 mole) (27316 deg)j =008205lit-atm deg- I mole- I >itt
[(1013x 10 6 dyne cm-2 ) (22,4136 cm 3 )]/[(1 mole) (27316 degl) =8314x 10 7 erg
deg- 1 mole- 1

(2) 8314 joules deg- I mole- I

= 1987 cal deg- I mole- I

>itt 18314 joules deg- I mole- I)/[4184 joules cal-I)

(3) 008205 lit-atm/deg/mole; 8314x10 7 erg/deg/mole; 8314 joules/deg/mole

1987 cal/deg/mole
(4)

(252)

>itt

..m it 'Iitt ~ ~

(P.T.D.)

llU/I02/23 Set No. 2

6.

Which one of the following is corred match for the gaseous reaction?
Favaured by

Gaseous reactions

(1) Endothermic and exothermic

low and high temperatures, respectively

(2) Endothermic and exothermic

high and low temperatures, respectively

(3) Endothermic

low temperature

(4) Exothermic

high temperature

1m <lit

~ iI; ~

fm;fit

-..PI

~ -.it;{ -m

.m ire

t1

(I)

",.. "n<fi .m: a>"lT~

(2)

a;!;I:II!fn tfl

(3)

3i&tI!fntfi

CfiIl ~

a:flW.fi
a:rIlrcn a:fh: CfiIl

.m: a>"lT~

~ tR 5fiill~!,HI(
('f'('qlff.J 'q"{ Sf) ill ~!,8 R

""' <Il'l'!H 'R

(4) a>"lT~

7.

1imI1

~ <Il'l'!H 'R

Titration of warm (acidified) oxalic acid solution with KMn04 solution requires
(1) phenolphthalein as an indicator

(2) methyl orange as an indicator

(3) no external indicator

(4) no external indicator since it is an example of autocatalytic reaction in which

K 2MnO 4 is produced during the course of titration

1Jli (~) ",1~fI",

iI;

>Ir.l ""

KMnO. iI;

(3)

m War t
it>$! 3lfuI $~i\;i!{ "" m War t
-m/ar.m ~ $~i\;i!{ "" m 'It! oT<n %

(4)

ar.m ~ $~i\;

>Ir.l

iI; WI <I~~'H if

(I) ~ $~i\;i!{ ""

(2)

K2MnO. _

(252)

""

'It! oT<n t

~ ~~ iI;

lI'iff.I; ~ v.q; OIliI'I<Iflfl<t; ~ "" ~

aft'! ..,

<m!T

t f'mii

I lUI 102/23 Set No.2

8.

Which of the following is incorrect?

(1) Elevation of boiling point is one of the colligative properties

(2) Frenkel and Schottky describe the defects in solids

(3) 1000 grams of water under ordinary conditions correspond to 55-55 moles

(4) Freezing point is one of the colligative properties

~

if -it ~-m

'1m!

t?

(I) ~ ~ q;y 0llI'R

(2) ~

a1tt

o;q; ~

<irn <liT 'Iilft I~ 'IlITit

(3) 'I1'It q;y 1000 ll1'I WlA ~

(4) ~ ~ o;q;

9.

3<'!J<"i ....

'I<

5&55 1jffi

WaT t

'J"I'I'f t

Which of the following is the correct match?

(I) Planck's quantisation

e =mc 2 =hv

(2) Einstein's relation

(3) Heisenberg's uncertainty relation

p=hlA

(4)

(I) ~ CfiT
(2)

3t1$'1f(!r~"1

-it

~ -m ~

ire

:tt iR1'r.fi

t?

(3) 61$~ ... q;y ",f.il<iddl q;y

(4)

l1ffi'IT

$IotlCfi(Uj

CfiT

=mc 2

IJ.xlJ.p ~ hi 4.

de Broglie relation

-;fr.) ~ ~ if

(252)

'J"I'I'f t

fu;;:r;o

&

=mc 2 =hv

&

=mc2

p=hlA

q;y ~

IJ.xlJ.p
5

hi 4.
(P.T.O.)

11 U/ 102/23 Set No.2

10.

An electron is present in 3d orbital. What are the possible values of its four quantum

numbers?
(1) n =3; 1 =0,1 and 2; m =0, 1 and 2; s =+% or -Y2 for each of the values of m
(2) n = 3; 1=1; m

=-1, 0, + 1; s =+ %

(3) n =3; 1=2; Ul

=-2, -1, 0, + 1., +2; s =+ %

or - % for each of the values of m

or -.% for each of the '\'alues of m

(4) n=3; 1=3; m=O,1,2 and 3; S=+Y:1 or -% for each of the values of m

(I) n=3;I=O,I>iIl2; m=O,l

aitl

2; m~ ~~i\; fut(, s=+'/, =m-'/,

(2) n =3; 1=1; m =-~ 0, +1; m ~ ~ ~ i\; fut(, s=+'/, =m -'/,

(3) n =3; 1=2; m=-2, -~O, +~ +2; m ~ ~ ~ i\;~,
(4) n =3; 1=3; m =0, ~ 2

11.

=+'/, =m-'/,

3; m ~ ~ ~ i\; fut( s=+\I, =m-%

How does the half-lite, t 1/2 of a reaction depend on the initial concentration of the
reactant IA1? Which is the correct match?
Dependence of
(I) '1/2

OC

tl/2

Order of reaction

on [A]

II order

[A)'

(2) '1/2 oc IIIAJ2

II order

(3) '1/2 is independent of [AJ

I order

(4) '1/2

(252)

aitl

OC

12
[AJ /

I order

l!U/102/23 Set No.2

~ <fit
..:t.r-m ~ t8

1('6

t 1/2

aN-311lJ,

~, A i\; ~ 1J$or '" ~ "!I<rn f.!,h

tl/2

t?

( 1) t./2 [A]2

~~

(2) t./2 oc 1/[Af

~~

"it

>I'P! ~

f.!>h "'It! -..:111 t

(4) tl/2 [AI./ 2

12.

t?

~<fit~

<fit [A] '" f.l>fn

(3) t./2, [A] '"

-..:111

>I'P! ~

Assertion, A : Entropy of a pure perfect crystalline solid is zero at absolute zero.

Reasoning, R : Entropy is the outcome of third law of thermodynamics.
(I) A and R both are correct and R is the correct explanation of A

(2) A and R both are correct but R is not the correct explanation of A
(3) A is true but R is false

(4) A is incorrect while R is true

Assertion, (.tn) A :

Reasoning, (qrn1JI) R :

(252)

m: '!?i ~ om <fit "RI'fi "FI ~

1('6

Bl'fi

ai'I<

R 1(r;i'f <ftq;

ai'I<

A i\;

fuTit

R <ftq;

q;roJf

(2) A

ai'I<

R 1(r;i'f <ftq;

t ai'I<

A i\;

fuTit

R <ftq;

q;roJf

"'It! t

t fi\;;ij

R "I@

(4) A TJffiI

t ai'I<

R ~

tI

,,1i\$1$4Ifll... i\; ~-f.WJ "" 'R! ~I

( 1) A

(3) A mol

i\;"Iii. '" "FI ~

(P. T. 0.)

llU/102/23 Set No.2

13.

Which of the following is true for the quantum yield?

(1) It measures the extent of quantization of energy levels

(2) It deals with the extent of quantization of Bohr's atom

(3) It is the ratio of rate of formation of a compound to the intensity of absorbed
radiation
(4) It is the yield of the product during the course of a photochemical reaction
~

:mr<: it; mlr

f.i",~ll!id

'!>'\;!-m ~ ~?

(1) ~ ~

it

.,,;;!l'ji("

'3'it

lfI'Rl[

(2) .m-~

it

.. ,otl...., ~ '3'it

lfI'Rl[

(3)

"'3'ffiI t f.I;tfi ~ it;

(4) "S1'm[-1,.f.i .. ~

14.

it 'it

-m it; ~ am <i\1lI\ ~ ~ ojiJ <ft;m '"'

'it oR

~ 'IT ;m;r ~ ojiJ

:mr<: t

Aqueous solutions of copper sulphate, ferric chloride and sodium carbonate are
(1) neutral in the flrst two cases while acidic in the third case
(2) acidic in the first two cases while alkaline in the third case

(3) acidic in the frrst two cases while amphoteric in the third case
(4) neutral, amphoteric and alkaline, respectively

...ro: ~, m ffiI(I$$ am <ilfli"" .. ,oiI~< '"' 'II'fI it >iI'8

(1) ~ Wit ~ m<rr t <IiIfi\; <Ilm it ~illfli.. m<rr i
(2) ~ Wit ~fli.. <IiIfi\; <Ilm it ~ m<rr ~
(3) ~ Wit ~ft.. <IiIfi\; <Ilm 11 ~ m<rr t
(4) SM'ael<~, ~ am ~ m<rr t
(252)

llUj102j23 Set No.2

15.

Which of the following is a natural polymer?

(I) Teflon

(2) Nylon

(3) Polyester (Terylene)

(4) Cellulose

-;fto;) ~ ~ if

16.

it ~-m

."fa.. ~ t?

(I) ~

(2) ~

(3) ql,,1$0 (~)

(4) ~i(J"I"

Which of the following is not true for RNA?

(I) RNA exists as single chain

(2) Sugar is ribose in RNA

(3) Sugar unit is deoxyribose in RNA

(4) RNA contains 75 to 1200 nucleotides

it

3lR011.'l0~o ~ ~ ~-m ~ ~

(I) "ItO ~ ..r.rj~

if
~
(3) ~ if ;ft:ftjW<l;u "t!..I<fl,,~oile
17.

t?
if ;ft:ft utoirn t
(4) ~ if 75 it 1200
(2) ~

"!Fffi<il<lW1 m ~

Which one of the following is incorrect match for the process/product and
manufacture?
(I) Ostwald process

nitric acid

(2) Chambers process

sulphuric acid

(3) Oleum is produced

during the manufacture of sulphuric acid

(4) Haber's process

sulphuric acid

"'"' if it ~-m mo>I

<iT ~ <1'11 A~... ( ~ ~ '1m!

(I) alIWl'e" mo>I

~ l(Im

(2) ~ mo>I

ed"'lfl> l(Im
ed"'lfl> l(Im
ed"'lfl> l(Im

(3)

ail ~."

'I'!l!T

(4) ~ mo>I

(252)

iffi

13Tffi ~

~ A'l~"'( if

(P.T.O.)

IlU/102/23 Set No.2

18.

Bonding in Hg~ is
(I) ionic
Hg;
(I)

19.

(2) metallic

iI .:t.r-m oi'l'!

(3) . coordinate

(4)

covalent

t?
(2) ~

3i,4If.l..

Assertion, A : In qualitative analysis Ba 2+, Sr2+ and Ca 2+ must be tested in this

order.
Reasoning, R : They precipitate as sulphate.
(1) A and R both are correct and R is the correct explanation of A
(2) A and R both are correct but R is not the correct explanation of A
(3) A is true but R is false

(4) A is wrong but R is true

Assertion, (..m) A , ~o,,,"
~

t,

.. f,O,il.o,

iI Ba ' \ Sr'+ >itt Ca ,+ -.i\

Reasoning, (lImUT) R , <ft:ii ~ 'lIT 31'l~

20.

( I) A

>itt

t;i\ <ftq;

>itt

A i\;

fuil R

(2) A

>itt

t;i\ <ftq;

>itt

A i\;

fuil

t ~
1ffi(! t >itt

t\

~,

<ftq; __

R <ftq; __

t
'It! t

t
<Itt t

(3) A mol

R l@

(4) A

Which one of the following is correct?

(1) . Electropositive character increases from La to Lu
(2) Atomic volume decreases from La to Lu
(3) Atomic volume increases from La to Lu

(4) Electropositive character decreases from Cl to I

(252)

10

"'" iI """ ""'"

11Uf102/23 Set No.2

"fill -

21.

..mHIT ~ ~?

-
La -

(I) La

Lu ~ ""-~ <'!~ ""'"

(3)

Lu ~

'WiT'!J -3!1'R

- Lu ~ 'WiT'!J -3!1'R lffi!T t

CI - I ""-~ <'!~ lffi!T t

(2) La

""'" ~

(4)

The incorrect match is shown by

Overlap of orbitals

Type of bond

(1) Axial overlap of s with s-orbital

(J

(2) Axial overlap of s with p x -orbital

(3) Lateral overlap of a P y with Py or a pz with pz-orbital

(4) Lateral overlap of a P y with pz-orbital

"I

- 'l>T.r-"!!T '1ffi! i\"('l

11ITllT

t?

cn~ CfiT 3tfdOluq..

22.

(I) ~ s

q;J

~ s-'IO\1'fi it; 1'11'< a;~ ",Rl ... ,q<

(2) ~ s

q;J

Px-q;lIl'O it; 1'11'< 3l~ 3lRl...

(3) ~ Py

q;J

Py 'II Pz

(4) ~ P y

q;J

pz -q;~

q;J

,q.,

Pz-q;lIl'O it; 1'11'<

it; 1'11'<

m<I

(J

m<I

3lRl ... ,q<

"

3lRl ... ,q<

Which of the following is not true for the Bohr model of H-atom?
(1) Coulombic force = Centrifugal force
(2) Potential energy of H-atom

e2 / r

= -

(3) Angular momentum is not quantized

(4) Electronic mass is ignored compared to nuclear mass

"fill - 'l>T.r-"!!T

H-~ it;

iIR

~ it;

"lIfu

~ ~ ~?

'Ii""fi'I'h 1litlf = il~l"'1:'''' 1litlf

(2) H-~ <lit 41lRl"'" ~ = - e 2 / r
(I)

(3) ~-~

(4)
(252)

q;J.

fi,>iI'h'U,

WIT t

' If<ffi'' <lit 1!TlIJ <lit g<'F!T ;j \<ili?;T< <lit 1!TlIJ q;) ~ ~ ~
11

(P.T.O.)

11 U /102/23 Set No.2

23.

In accordance with (n + I) rule, levels filled up to 3p orbitals, the next electron will enter
into

(1)

24.

(2}

3d orbital

(31

45 orbital

4p orbital

(4~

4d orbital

Which of the following is incorrect?

(1) w ocQ (w is the weight of substance liberated at the electrode and Q is the quantity

of electricity passed through the electrolyte)

(2) w ex:. Q

(3)

w",-l

(4) w

ct (current in ampere x time in second)

ct

Z ct (Z being the electrochemical equivalent)

"t ;! q,'R-m

1ffi(I

t?

(1) w '" Q (w ~ ~ 'iii '1R .rrtl!;

Iclif\.ls

'R ~

tmn t _

<lit """)
(2) w oc Q

(3) W",-l

ct

(4) w
25.

ct (current in ampere x time in second)

Z ct (Z Iclif\.li\;flI .." lofil~cl'i! t)

Which of the following has dipole moment?

(1) O=C=O and H 2 0

(2) H 2 0

(3) CO 2

(4) CCI.

~ ;! ~

SI!<Ii" -.M'i! tmn

(1) O=C=O _

t?

H 20

(2) H 2 0

(3) CO 2

(252)

(4) CCI.

12

Q $clif\.1<111< ;! ~ ;;if.\

11U/102/23 Set No.2

Section-II
<:;i1Ql-II
MENTAL AGILITY
(Compulsory for all)

26.

If the momentum of a body is doubled, the kinetic energy

(1) is halved

(2) is unchanged

(3) is doubled

(4) becomes four times

3l'R

f<I;<ft iIftt <j;t 'ffi'! (~)

(I)

31Tlfr

(3)

27.

w.n

~ 'Il'!. '" ~ ,"II~~ ~ ~ '!11ft

(2) ~ ~

(4) ~

iIGffifi t

W'!11ft t

(1) Newton's third law of motion

(2) Newton's first law of motion

(3) Newton's second law of motion

(4) Newton's law of gravitation

-.it .., -.<I ~

'fi1:lI[

*. ;m

~ ~

( 1)

"!PI t '1flr "" <ftmT f.I'I1!

(2)

"!PI t '1flr "" ~ f.I'I1!

(3)

"!PI t '1flr "" ~ f.I'I1!

(4)

"!PI t U"''"~'' ~

"" f.I'I1!

Find the odd one out from the following

(1)

Carrot

(I) lfI>R

(252)

'Ii{

The law which defmes force is

~ f.I'I1!

28.

W'!11ft
W'!11ft

-.<I ~

(2)

Potato

(3) Tomato

(2)

""'i

(3)

13

(4) Ginger

(4)

.-re.n
(P.T.D.)

11U /102/23 Set No.2

29.

Choose the group of letters which is different from others

(I) ABD

30.

(3) VWZ

(3) 28-32

(2) 54-62

(2) Moon

(3) Jupiter

f.I ... ~fui. il "it"o;) ~ ~. -.it ~

(I) 'l1U (1l'i;tt)

;n; ~

(2) ~

(4)

Venus

il ~ amrr t

(3) ~

(4) ~

Neck is related to Tie in the same way as the waist is related to

(I) watch

(I)

33.

(4) 21-24

OUt of the following, spot the one which does not belong to that group
(I) Mercury

32.

(4) QRT

Choose the numeral pair which is different from others

(I) 70-80

31.

(2) HlK

-q\"it

(2) belt

(3) ribbon

(2) ~"it

(3)

ft<R"it

(4) shirt

(4) ~"it

Find out the missing number in the following

f.I ... ~fui. il "it

~ ~ ~ q;) ~

9:80::7:?
(I) 48

(252)

(2) 50

(3) 78

14

(4)

82

11U/l02/23 Set No.2

34.

Find out the correct entity which is missing in the following

Clock: Time : : Thermometer : ?

(2) Radiation

(I) Heat

r.;",f.tflsod iI

~ 11JO<:

l1

(1)

35.

'I'ff

(4) Temperature

.rn

fuI; ~ q;)

(3) Energy

: """ : : ~qh1k<:?

(2) ~

(4)

(3) """

If the word GIVE is coded as 5137 and BAT is coded as 924, then GATE is coded as

<liT ~ <liT >rnft

GATE <liT ~ "'" ~?

"I'R GIVE 11JO<:

(2) 2547

(I) 5427

l1

5137

a/t( BAT <liT ~ <liT

(3) 5247

(4)

>rnft

924

l1, iii

5724

36., If a watch reads 9: 00 O'clock and it is found that the hour hand is pointing towards
South-East, in what direction, the minute hand of the watch is at that time?

(2) North-West

(I) North-East

(3) South-West

~ ~ iI 9 "" '"' t a/t( ~ 'l1'I1 "lTd!

iii flr-R: <liT
~
m. ~ iI ~?
"I'R

(I)

37.

m """

am-'I:f

~ tR <liT

m~''I:f <liT 31tt <ito q;ft to

(3) ~-~

(2) am-~

(4) South-East

(4) ~-'I:f

Which is the next number in the series given below?

r.;",f.tflso\1

'i1reT iI

l1 3l'ffi\ <i1S'IT "';'-<ft

~?

7,28,49,70,91, 112, ... ?

(I) 135
(252)

(2)

134

(3) 133
15

(4) 130
(P.T.D.)

11U/J02/23 Set No.2

38.

The missing term in the following series is

0,6,24,60, ..... 210

(I) 117

39.

(2)

(4) 126

(3) 120

119

Find the wrong number in the following series

7,28,63,124,215,342,511
(2) 28

(I) 7

40.

(4) 215

124

Find out the missing number in the following figures

f,1",r..fuod 1'1

<til ~ m..rr q;)

20 9

@ @
24 11

(2) 36

(I) 52

41.

(3)

(3) 117

13

(4) 81

Sunita ranked 11th from the top and 27th from the bottom in a class. How many
students are in the class?

.w-m m't

'ffim

1'1 0i'R"it IIi!

l'IIR 'R

am ~ "it

27if l'IIR 'R

t I <it

'ffim

~?

(I) 38

. (252)

(2) 28

(3) 40

16

(4) 37

1'1 fiI;<A i'RI1'If

llU/102/23 Set No.2

"2.

Which letter occurs most often in the following word?

f.I",~R!i" ~ ;, ",,"-<IT

il:aT .,"" t.

';;it ~

m """'" 3lTlIT ~,

APPROPRIATE
(1) A

43.

A ai\'( B i(t;ii
~?

(I) fun

.m ~ Ieai\'( D
(2)

i(t;ii

(3) Grand father

i!i-I t I

.m

A 'fiT

(3)

i0

D 'fiT

(4) Uncle

'<If t I <it

B 'fiT C

'it "'" ~

(4) "I1'!T

(2) Experience

(3) Power

(4)

Knowledge

How many triangles are contained in the figure given below?

(1) 8

(252)

(2) Brother

Which one of the following, is always found in 'Bravery'?

(1) Courage

45.

(4) P

(3) R

A and B are brothers. C and D are sisters. A's son is D's brother. How is B related to C?
(I) Father

44.

(2) E

(2)

10

(3)

17

12

(4)

14

(P.T.O.)

11U/l02/23 Set No.2

46.

In a group of cows and hens, the number of legs are 14 more than twice the number qf
heads. How many cows are there in the group?

1TT'il 3itt 1JIl!'iI

ilnir-ft -.Wf ~?

1l.'6 ~

(1) 5

47.

(2)

(I)

49.

(3)

11

t1~

if

(4) 12

lffi!i

(2) Pigeon pea

(3)

Black gram

(2) ~

(3) ~

(4) Moong

(4)

'i'l

Indian Institute of Sugarcane Research of leAR is located in

(1) Kanpur

(2) Allahabad

(3) Lucknow

(4) Varanas;

(I) ~

(2) '''Ii5I'I~

(3) ~

(4) "1<1 0 1<11

ii

ii

ii

ii

Out of the following superstars of the Indian films, who was awarded the PadmashrefJ
National Award during the year 2010?
(I) Kareena Kapoor

(2) Hema Malin;

(3) Rekba

(4)

Rakbee

(3)

(I)

(252)

14 31ftIq;

Which one of the following crops is not a pulse crop?

(1) Mustard

48.

ii, 'II<if <I<t .r&n 1m <I<t .r&n <I<t S,TfI ~

"*" ~

(2)

%1IT ~
18

(4)

m!ft

llU/102/23 Set No.2

50.

Mahakumbha Mela of the year 2010 was held in the city of

(1) Varanasi

"'l 2010

'lIT

(1) "1<1'1;1\

(252)

(2) Chitrakoot

~ i\m lR1'l1

'1'IT 'IT ""'

(2) ~

19

(3) Haridwar

(4) Al1ahabad

(3) ~

(4)

if
~cll~lii4l<::

(P.T.a.)

llU/l02/23 Set No.2

Section-III
1lIU$-III
PHYSICS and MATHEMATICS

(Physics'

51.

Which of the following pairs has the same dimensions?

(I' Specific heat and latent heat

(2) Momentum and impulse

(3) Tension and surface tension

(4) Angular momentum and torque

f.I",~lt;id

(I,

iI It

~ 0;<111

(3' ""'" TI;'i

52.

~ ~

TI;'i :JlI

<lit f.Illr

(2'

(4'

'!! ""'"

rn TI;'i ~
~ rn TI;'i 'RI 3l1'I?f

A particle of mass m moves on a circle of diameter r with a constant speed v. The work
done by the force acting on the particle in moving from one end of the diameter to the
other is

"11<1

i\; ,.. ~

It ~ ~

(I' ~mv2

'!"

(I'f; " ' "

'R ~

q;)

'1fu v It '''iil<lq,. t I
'ffiR iI f.\ou "'" q;pf t

"'" 'R

wf.\

qffi 'RI

(3, ~mv2

When a rocket is launched into space, which of the following is conserved?

(I, Energy

(2) Energy and momentum

(3, Momentum

(4) Angular momentum

'Ii! ~ q;)

(1' ~
(252,

t?

0;<111

m ~ 'lIT ,.. "'" r "11<1 qffi

53.

aicrtW iI

limo f.\ou "I1dT to

(2' ~ TI;'i rn

;it f.I",~lt;id
(3,

20

rn

iI

'!<iT

mfiW!

.rnr t 1
(4' ~

rn

<m

llU/I02/23 Set No.2

54.

55.

Flywheel serves the follQwing role in a steam engine

(1) increases the speed

(2) maintains uniform speed

(3) decreases the moment of inertia

(4) gives strength to the engine

(I)

11flr 'lit

(3)

an'i'i

'lit ""'

(I) MgR
2

57.

q;m

The change in potential energy of an object of mass M in moving it from the earth's
surface to a height equal to its radius R is
M ~ <m'ft "'1l
~qr.n~t

56.

'lit ~,;;ft <lit ""l< it ~ ~

(2)

MgR
4

(3)

iIUiR ~

MgR

(1<1;

oof.\ ii ~ ~ ii

(4) 2MgR

Absorption of ink by blotting paper is due to the phenomenon of

(I) viscosity

(2)

diffusion

(3) osmosis

(4)

surface tension

( I) ffi'I<IT

(2)

fllmur

(3) '!mroJT

(4)

'f!!

1RT'I

Absolute temperature of a gas is determined by

(1) the total number of molecules
(2) the number of molecules in unit volume

(3) the average momentum of molecules

(4) the mean square velocity of molecules

(252)

21

(P.T.O.)

llU/102/23 Set No.2

~ ~ 'liT 'WI itT'!

f.I",flfliid om f.lq\kd

~alf <lit ~ ""'"

(3) ~alf 'liT a1\mr a;Wr

(1)

58.

(2)

(4) ~alf 'liT ~

l!l"I

(2) increase by a factor of two

(3) increase by a factor of three

(4) increase by a factor of four

(3)

I,fli,ft" ~ <lit
""It.fdd $TT
<Ir.rJ-n "Ilil>n
~

o;;ri

-;fi'J'ft oT

"IT'!,

<it

:mq;r 'I'lT

(2) ~

w"Ilil>n

(4) ~

w"Ilil>n

The spectrum of solar radiation consists of

(II line and continuous spectrum

(2) line and band spectrum

(3) continuous spectrum

(4) . band and continuous spectrum

~ ~ f.i>;j
(1) ~"Q,<i

JIiI;R 'liT

mrn ~

(2) ~"Q,<i ~ ~

(4) ~"Q,<i

(3) mrn~

mrn ~

Which of the following has no defmite melting point?

(1) Carbon dioxide

(2)

(3) Mercury

(4) Gold

Glass

f.I",flfliid i\ ~ mnl ~ f.ifffiI ~ ~?

(1)

~",i""'$s

(3) '!1U
(252)

'I'i

(1 J remain unchanged

(1)

60.

~ """'" i\ ~alf <lit -.i1S!IT

If the kinetic energy of a moving object increases to nine times the initial value, then it
new momentum will

59.

22

(2)

'Iof<I

(4)

llU /102/23 Set No.2

61.

Which of the following is most suitable for measuring a temperature of 500 DC?
(I) Pyrometer

(2) Mercury thermometer

(3) Thermocouple

(4) Alcohol thermometer

( 1) om<! 'IT'ft

(2) lfRT tIlQQI"i1

(3)

62.

Sound travels fastest in

(I) iron

(1)

63.

(4) ~",",~i'1 dlQlt,<fl

d,"~!!d ~

"ffiOI

(3) water

(2) vacuum

(2)

f.t1ffir

(3)

'IT'll

(4) air

(4) ~

The concept of expanding universe is based on the observation of

(1) aberration of star's light

(2) Doppler effect

(3) black hole

(4) white dwarf

(2) ~ "'""

(4)

64.

m 'I1'R

If the earth's atmosphere had no gases, the length of day would

(1) be same as at present
(2) increase

(3) decrease
(4) increase in winter and decrease in summer
(252)

23

(P.T.D.)

llU/I02/23 Set No.2

(2) . .

-.rnI\

(4) ~

65.

66.

if .. -.rnI\

O'IT

'1'If if

'R

-.rnI\

Laser light is produced by

(I) black-body emission

(2) stimulated emission

(3) fluorescence emission

(4) spontaneous emission

11

q;r ~

(I)

,IWI." ~

(2)~~

(3)

lift$! ~

(4) ~,

f.t"!

W<;R

:;om ~

"ffiR

:rnr.R

Which of the following will lead to an effective capacitance of 12

capacitors each of capacity 8 JlF?

J.IF from 3 identiCal

(1) Connecting all of them in series

(2)

Connecting all of them in parallel

(3) Connecting two in series and one in parallel

(4) Connecting two in parallel and one in series
f.l",~f&d
~?
( 1)
(2)

(252)

if ~ if >1'00 'lTitrr 12 I!F' titTft 'I'!f.n ~<MI"H 8 I!F' 'lTitrr iii

'iI'I9 -..:
<IiI'fi\ lIlIi<R if 'iI'I9 -..:
<IiI'fi\ '-"'II

JIO!

if

JIO!

if

(3) ~

'liT '-"'II

(4) ~

'liT lIlIi<R if

am ~ 'liT lIlIi<R if ~ -..:

am ~ 'liT

'-"'II

JIO!

if ~ -..:
24

<ft;r

<i'llfur ~ ~

l1U/102/23 Set No.2

67.

Electric current through an electrolyte is due to drift of

(1) positive and negative ions

(2) electrons

(3) electrons and holes

(4) protons

~ ~ il ~
(1)

~ ~

(3) ,,,,.<1 .,;

68.

mu

q;r

~ f.j",~i<;,it ~ 3f:!'1'R

"om

m-m t

(2) ,,,,,,,,1.
(4) Jitrn

'ifiOlifLIl;fI .aw:R

or.r

The charge transferred through its terminals is measured by

(1) a tangent galvanometer

(2) an ammeter

(3) a Helmholtz galvanometer

(4) a ballistic galvanometer

(2) ~
(4)

69.

Which of the follov.ing is not made of soft iron?

(2) Core of transformer

(1) Magnet of loudspeaker

(3)

Core of dynamo

f.i..., ~ i<;, it il i\ 'fit;r - <IT 'l'I ~

( 1)

",f.ifloi"i6

q;r

(4)

q;r ~ "'"

(252)

Electromagnet

m-m t?
(2) <i~",4< q;r m

W'I'"

(3) ~q;rm

70.

~~Qi6 ~"",.)<iI

(4)

~ W'I'"

A straight wire of resistance R in a d.c. electric circuit is twisted to from a helix, then its
resistance will
(l) increase in a.c.

(2) decrease in d.c.

(3) remain unchanged in a.c.

(4) increase in d.c.

25

(P. T. D.)

llU/I02/23 Set No.2

11.'fi $I OR q;r tt.;I\. ~

'*"" il

R ~ 31'R

oil ~~ ~ "'" il ~ ~

"fI'I,

<IT ~

1Iflri\"
(I)

71.

'(.<1\. il

1!>;l ~

(2)

Amplification in a triode is produced by the action of its

(I) plate
~

(2) fliament

<1:\ mfr II1'!lIT oif.I;

(3) cathode

f.I",~f&d 'IG'fi ~ <mUT

(I) ~

72.

(3)

oT<I\

(4) grid

{\;oih:

(4)

1lrn

An intrinsic semiconductor at absolute zero temperature would become

(I) a perfect conductor

(2) a perfect insulator

(3) a superconductor

(4) an extrinsic conductor

'R'I ~ _

'R 11.'fi

arlo< atoM, ....

~ ~

( I) ~~
(3)

73.

~ ~

tt.<I\. il

atftr

11.'fi

utft

(2)

~ ~

(4)

-~

The Franck-Hertz experiment proved that

(1) nucleus is positively charged
(2) electron orbits in atom are circular
(3) internal energy of atom is quantized

(4) electron has spin

~-$
(I)

m om 'flIT ~ ~3lT?

"!!ffi"e il

(3) ~
(252)

'14,,,, .. ~

(2) ~

<1:\ at,,,,1tt; ;;;iff ..iiltd oT<I\ t

(4)
26

il ~d'l?i4 <1:\ ..~ ~ W<ft ~

~d<t?f4 il 1m om t

11U/102/23 Set No. 2

74.

If the voltage applied to an X-ray tube is increased, then the

(1) minimum wavelength increases

(2) intensity increases

(3) intensity decreases

(4) minimum wavelength decreases

3l'R X

-mur

(I) "l:"'" di',~""

(3)

75.

<fum

if wR
'liT "'"

-.'\mrr

'lOT 1(\

"'I -.nWrr

'l< ;;nit>ft

.mt, <iT
(2)

<fum "'I ;;nit>ft

(4)

"l:"'" d"'~""

'liT "'" 'l<

-.nWrr

5 milligrams of matter when fully converted into energy would yield

(I) 45x10 11 J

5 Ilif"Ulq 1:'"1 ..

(2) 45xl0 9 J

'l:'f

(I) 45x 1011 '@

(252)

qr.ft

-a .,.n if

(3) 9xlO10 J

...iditt

~ ~ mil

.r.t qr.ft .,.n W>ft

(3) 9x 1010 '@

(2) 45x 10 9 '@

27

(4) 9xlO 9 J

(4) 9xl0 9 '@

(P.T.D.)

llU /102/23 Set No.2

(Mathematics)

76.

Value of sin SOo-sin 70 o+sin 10 is

(I) 1

77.

(2)

x
3

..n

(4) 0

x Y

(2) -+-=1

aio,

(3) - - - =1

...,fj
(4)

to i\>rr
x
4

Y
3

---=1

If map f:1' .... R,f(x)=logx, then the value of f(x)+f(y) is

~

.fiifil""

f:1' .... R, fIx)

(I) fIx +y)

(2)

=log x, <i't

fIx) + fly) 'liT 1tR ~

f(xy)

(3)

f(:)

(4)

f(~)

If a player completes 2200 metres race in any circular path with 7 revolutions, then the
2
radius of the circular path is ( 1t = 27 )
(1) 30 metres
1('Ii

fl!I,,'41

'f'I

<fi\ ft"'IT

(I) 30
(252)

..fi

x-OIl\'! "'" y-"'I\'! 'R 3 "'" 4 'liT

x Y
4 3

(I) -+-=1

79.

(3)

..fi

The equation of a line which cuts off intercepts 3 and 4 at x and y axes will be
O<! ~ 'liT ~Jj\,Ii("

78.

....!...

>liz<

(2) 40 metres

1"'.'"

~ (. =

'f'I

2:)

i\; 7

'i!:

(3) 50 metres

'IQi{ WJ]iIi(

(2) 40 >liz<

2200 >liz< <fi\ ~'j: ~ q;m

(3) 50 >liz<

28

(4) 60 metres

to

(4) 60 >liz<

<i't

O<!

'!itm<

llU/102/23 Set No.2

80.

The solution of the following equations

mx+ny=m-n
nx-my=m+n
will be

mx+ny=m-n
nx-my=m+n

(I) x=m,y=n

81.

(3)

x=-~y=l

The flow of a river is 2 km/hr. A sailor can sail the boat in calm water with a speed of 3
km/hr. Then the speed of the sailor against the flow will be

(I) 1 km/hr
"'" ~ "" _

(2) 2 km/hr

(I)

M/'l"GT

to

2 f.\;Ift /'l"GT

'" _ * flWrn
82.

(2) x=-m,y=-n

1('6

(3) 3 km/hr

on1lr<!; m'<! '1<1

m>ft
f.\;Ift /'l"GT

if

3 f.\;Ift /'l"GT

(4) 5 km/hr

<lit

"fffi

"it _

"<r.!T ~

t.

on1lr<!; <lit "fffi

(2) 2

(3) 3 f.\;Ift /'l"GT

(4) 5 f.\;Ift /'l"GT

The value of the expression

(X 2 +3x +2) (x 2 +5x +6)] 1/2
[

x 2 (x 2 + 4x +3)

in simplest term will be

r(X 2 +3x+2)(x2 +5X+6)] 1/2

l
(I) x +3
x+1
(252)

(2)

x 2 (x 2 +4x+3)

x+2

(3)

x +1
x+3

29

(4)

x+3

x
(P.T.O.)

llU/!02/23 Set No.2

83.

In an equilateral triangle with side x, the length of the altitude will be

(1)

x.J2 units

(2)

x2

.J3

(3)

units

x../3

units

(4) x

(4)

~ units

x~<miI~~~<Ift~~
(1)

84.

x.J2

(3) x.J3
2

.J3

x~ ~

The equation ax 2 +2hxy+by2 +2gx+2fy+c=O represents ellipse if

(1) h<ab

85.

(2) x2~

If x 3 +y3

(3) h 2 >ab

(2) h>ab

+Z3 =3xyz

and x+y+z=O, then the value of

(x + y)2
xy

'-----='-- +

(y +Z)2 ,,(x:..+:..:z:.<)_2
+yz
xz

is

~ x 3 +y3 +z3 =3xyz

am: x+y+z=O.1it
2

,,(x:..+,-,y",),--2 + (y + z) + ,,(x:..+:..:Z:.<)_2
xy
yz
xz

(1) 3

(252)

(2) 2

(3) 0

30

(4)

llU/102/23 Set No.2

86.

The value of

I
I
I
I I+x
I
I
I
I+y
is

I
I
I
I I +x
I 'lIT 1l1'd
I
I
I+y
(I) (I+x+y)

87.

(2) xy

(3) (I-x-y)'

(4) (l-x)(l-y)

The mode of 2, 2, 2, 3, 5, 5, 5, 6, 6, 8, 8, 8 and 5 will be

2, 2, 2, 3, 5, 5, 5, 6, 6, 8, 8, 8 <I'll 5 'lIT ~ ~

(2) 6

(I) 2

88.

(3) 5

The maximum value of f(x) =..!.x 3

3
f(x)=.!.x' -2x' +3x+1 'lIT

(I) 7

89.

If nCr

(2)

(I) 3, 2

(252)

nC r _1 and n Pr

_2X2

+3x+l is

_1!1'1 t
(3) ~

(4) 8

(4)

npr+ 1 then the values of nand r will be

(2) 2,3

(3) 5, 2

31

(4) 2, 5

(P.T.O.)

11U/102/23 Set No.2

90.

~(I+x)-~(I-x).

11m

IS

x-+O

$+Xi -~Xj t

lim

x--tO

(2)

(I) 3
-t

91.

--t

-+

I
--t ---t

-+

--)--t

-t--t

---t

t
~~~

~~~

2x' -8x+k =0 if; '@ ~

Th
'ft

f.o

t 1i\

(2) 4

(I) 2
al
f rlt /
e v ue 0 Jo

/2

cos

(4) 2[ab

cos

k 'In l!R

WIT

(3) 6

3+4sinx

(4) 8

dx'
IS

dx qrr 1fR' ~

3+4sinx

(I) t[1og(3+2v'3)-log3]

(2) t[log(3+2v'3)+log3]

(3) tJ!og(3-2v'3)-log3]

(4) t[log (3-2v'3) +log3]

The sum of the infinite series 1 +2.! +3.J... + 4.2- + ... is

3
3'
33
3l'!'<r

~ I + 2 . .!. + 3 . ...!.. + 4 . ...!..3 + . ..

3

(I) ~
(252)

(3) 2[a be]

cl'

If the roots of the equation 2X2 -8x + k = 0 are equal, then the value of k will be

..m; ~Jft"(ui

94.

~~~

~~~

(2) [abc]

(I) [a be]'

93.

---)

The value of I a + b, b + c, c + a J is
[a + b, b + c, c + a J 'In l!R

92.

(4) 0

(3) 2

3'

(2)

'In """"'"

(3)

32

(4)

';:

llUf102/23 Set No.2

95.

If arithmetic mean and harmotllc mean of a and b are A and H respectively. then the

value of a-A x b -A is
a-H b-H

~ a ai'R b i\; ~

l!1"'I

(I) aA

(2)

bH

96.

ai'R ~

l!1"'I lOIm, A

(3)

bA
aH

The solution of the differential equation dy

dx

afR

H ~,

<iI'

a - A x b - A q;y 1!R
a-H b-H

A
H

(4) H

cos x + x is

x2
2

(2) y=smx+-+-

x2 C

x2 C
(3) Y = tan x+-+2

97.

If

A=(2,5,8,I~I4)

98.

(4) y=secx+-+-

andB=n3,5,7,9,1l}, then A"B will be

~ A=(2,5,8,HI4}

(I) {5,7,1l}

afR

B=(~3,5,7,9,1l},

(2) {2,3,5}

1i\ A"B

(3} {5,ll}

(4} (7, 14}

A car travels 432 km on 48 litres of petrol. How far would it travel on 20 litrea of petrol?
(I)

150 kIn

.... 'OR 48

(2)

160 kIn

oM ~ it 432 fiI;lft. <lit

(3)
'100

170 kIn

<mft ~ I 20 oM

{4}

180 kIn

it <II'

~ ~

<lit

'100

q;i:>ft?
(1)
(252}

150 fiI;lft.

(2)

160 fiI;lft.

(3}

33

170 fiI;lft.

(4}

180 fiI;lft.
(P.T.O.)

l1Ufl02/23 Set No.2

99.

The radius of the base of a cone is 7 em and height is 24 em, then the slant height of
the cone is
(1) 24 em

(1) 24

100.

(2) 25

(3) 32 em

Wl\o

(3) 32

Wl\o

(4)

35 em

(4) 35

Wl\o

A shadow of a tower is ,j3 times the height of the tower, the angle of elevation of the
sun is

(1) 60'

(252)

Wl\o

(2) 25 em

(2) 900

(3) 30'

34

(4)

120'

llU/102/23 Set No.2

Section-IV
_ _IV
BOTANY and ZOOLOGY

(Botany)

101.

Citric acid is produced by

(1) Aspergillus niger

(2) Streptomyces !actis

(3) Acetobacter suboxydans

(4) Candida utilis

~ 311<'! 3""~ ~

(I) ~"",",I'Ie"'!WR"i\

(2) ~<ilq"a", ~

(3) ~<i~iR( _..n.4I~...

102.

"i\ q,'r.r

f.\l:!

ij

(1)

!\ ",Ill"

(2) Phage

(3) Cosmid

(4) Desmid

(3) ~

(4) ~

(2) flax

(3) pea

(4) cotton

(2)

(3)

'''a.if.l,.. ~ ~ t 1
(2)

i\r.i

The first transgenic crop was

(1) tobacco
~ ~,"~f.l .. ~

(1) ~

(252)

"i\

Which one of the following is not a genetic vector?

(1) Plasmid

103.

(4) ~"6'$6' ~~e

"i\

"i\

oft
~

35

(4) "IO'Im
(P.T.D.)

IlUf102/23 Set No.2

104.

Botanical name of pomegranate is

Punica granatum

(I) Grewia asiatica

(2)

(3) Emblica officinalis

(4) Zizyphus mauritiana

3ToI'R ctiT al"lW~Cifi ;rrq ~

(I)
(3)

105.

106.

ilfWr Q#I.,f2w
",,#I .., >l,f'I;#lq#la

(4)

raPtm

i"fl4J."

(I) 0 C

(2)

100 C

(3) - 196 'C

(4) - 273 'C

(I) 0 C 'R

(2)

100'C 'R

(3) - 196 'C 'R

(4) - 273 'C 'R

Producing new plant by cells instead of seed is

(I) tissue culture

(2) amphimixis

(3) meromixis

(4) impossible

.mt ~ ~ >llil

(I) ~ _

'iii

"3l'Irei! 'fit'Il

(2) QJ4iIfIl~~

(3) fIl?lfll~~ ~

(4) ",ijAl'l

Som.aclonal variations are

(I) caused by mutagens

(2) caused by gamma rays

(3) produced in tissue culture

(4) produced during sexual reproduction

.,).,....,.", ~.d(a otft ~

(I)

(252)

''If/'I;I iliI<rr

Cryopreservation of germ plasm is done at

>fr.I lI; ",f61t>

107.

(2)

"!.<"'. ~
36

11U/102/23 Set No.2

108.

109.

Mycorrhiza helps in mobilization of

(I) calcium

(2) phosphate

(I) ~fH1." i\;

(2) ~ i\;

(3) magnesium

(4)

(2) polyploidy

(3) hybridisation

(3) _

(I)

q;r

Rice

(3) Triticale

(4) Barley

(4)

(2) "I1<r.!

-.it

Herbicides are used for elimination of

(I) chromosomes

(2) plaot diseases

~ofl~ll~ ji\;.,iI; :J"@'I

il

"j

(252)

(2)

Tr{

(1) Sf>14H1i41

112.

(4) mutation

Which is the man-made cereal?

(I) Wheat

Ill.

'!Ffi i\;

'Sharbati Sonora' is a result of

(I) aoeuploidy

110.

(4) water

.::-

ctI

(3) aphids

(4) weeds

~ ~ ~?

(2) .'ITG'I

(3) ~ i\;

U>i'i i\;

The place from where agriculture began is

(I) Nile

(2) Northern India Plain

(3) China River Valley

(4)

37

Sri Lanka
(P.T.D.)

llU/102/23 Set No.2

(1)

113.

crossing over

(3) heterozygosity

(4) chiasma

(2) ~

(3) ~I""~ii~ll

(4)

f4>i,,,,,, i\

(3) lI'Il'I. <!'lUI

(4)

-.am 'Ii

(3) Saccharum

(4) Crotalaria

i\

i\

(1) pitcher plant

(2) venus fly trap

(3) sundew plant

(4) bladder wort

fir.R

(2)

t'I

<ft:m _

Coir is obtained from

(1) Unum

-.;m '!Ill!

(2) Cocos

WIT t

( I) 'ffifIlI

116.

(2) linkage

Dionaea is known as

(I)

115.

(4) ~

Hybrid vigour is due to

(1)

114.

..n.i

i\

(2) ~

(3) ~

i\

i\

Inflorescence in banana is
(1)

umbel

(2) spike

(3) spadix

(2) _

(3)

(4)

cymose

(4)

~1~J?i<il

~q;r~Wrr~

(I) ~
(252)

38

,q~..,

IIU/102/23 Set No.2

117.

Wart disease of potato is caused by

(2) Synchytrium

(I) Taphrina

31r.l "" oni iI>T

am;

..1$iI'l<ilu ~

(4)

a;II~2:[n.41

'9

(3) Puccinia

(4) Fusarium

(3) q#l)f.I.J ~

(4)

(3) Rhizopus

(4) Agaricus

-.'t<It t

<il~R1', <1<1 oft'!1tt

(2) ~~

"'loln

Ergot is obtained from

(2) Claviceps

( I) Penicillium
~ >rn! fif;,n "ffi!T

(I)

q;fjIflA

(2)

ffi4lil.., iI

(3)

<1l"Il1ffi

(4)

t(J,ACfitl

-a

Six fundamental biological elements tire

" ~ *""'

(252)

(3)

(2) Pythium

(I) $~8J$q;J ~

121.

Damping-off of seedlings is caused by

120.

ff1.. f4;~

(2)

(I) Erysiphe

119.

(4) Alternaria

.m t

(I) ~~

118.

(3) Phytophthora

"ffi'I

(1) C, H, 0, N, AI. P

(2) C, N, S, P, Na, Hg

(3) C, H, D, N, P, Mg

(4) C, H, D, Mn, B, Cl

Which of the following is an auxin?

(I) ATP

(2) Indole acetic acid

(3) Phosphoglyceric acid

(4) Pyruvic acid

39

(P.T.D.)

llU/!02/23 Set No.2

f,l",fdflsid if

II """ ~ t?
(2) ~

(I) ~ot\o<fto
(3)

122.

",Mir.I"fl:<t>.

(I)

123.

(4) ",~f.\. . .

Preferable soil for plant growth is

(I) loam
(2) sandy soil
~ ;fi\

"3'R

it

.m.

(3) clay

'!GT t
~ '!GT

(3)

(2) Staphylococci

(4) ~

'Ifi\

(3) Rhizobium

(l$oilf.1.Q

(4) Bacillus

(4)

In RNA which one of the following is true?

(I) Adenine in place of thymine

(2) Thymine in place of guanine

(3) Uracil in place of thymine

(4) Thymine in place of uracil

3!11:01lilo~o if f,l",fdflsid if

II

"""-\IT ~ t?

(I) 'II'PfFI ~ l'11'I 'l1: 1!,tt:ft:r

(3)

'II'PfFI ~

~ l'11'I 'l1:

'II'PfFI

(4) ~ ~ l'11'I 'l1:

'II'PfFI

(2)

l'11'I 'l1: ~

"IT:ft:r

Tetradynamous condition and replum are characteristic features of family

(I) Malvaceae

(I)

(252)

.a

The root nodule of leguminous plants contains

(3)

125.

(4) marshy land

",l'lq,"I

(2)

(I) Streptococci

124.

f(ft<w.

(2) Leguminosae

(3) Asteraceae

q,,,,~~ ~

(3) ~~

40

(4) Brassicaceae

llU/I02/23 Set No.2

(Zoology)
126.

Mendel selected Pisum Sativum for his experiments because

(1) it had certain advantages
(2) it was not used by earlier scientists
(3) its chromosomal constitution was mown

(4) he was interested to obtain improved varieties

(I) ~ ~ r..fl"d'~
(3) ~ ~

127.

<lit "ffiq;n ;rnr >It

r..ihilld 'lI'!1ftr

~~,f.lih1

om ~

'lim 'IK'!T ~

~31T

on

it

Homo sapiens

Musca domestica

(2)

(3)

Periplaneta americana

(4) Biston betularia

(3)

sltllii!ih'

(2)

.nrr !lfil.""

(4) ~ aJsM~.,

q~'<'I,q<, Jl,j~ih''''

Foramen magnum is found in

(1) lower jaw

~'11

'IT'lT """

( I ) f.r;ffi ~

if

(2) sternum

(3) vertebra

(4) skull

(2) ~

(3)

ih"'o4iI if

(4) ~

if

if

Paramecium is an example of
(I) Annelida

(252)

(1)

( I ) "...,

129.

(4) . .

oq>WJ ~

The zoological name of cockroach is

~ "" ~~,f.lih 'Ill!

128.

(2) ~

>II

(2) Porifera

(3) Protozoa

41

(4) Coelenterata
(P.T.O.)

llU 1102/23 Set No.2

~(lflilill"" ~

~ ~?

1!;fi

(I) ~oiI ~&I

130.

12th segment

(2) 13th segment

(3) 14th segment

(4) 15th segment

m
m

it f.\;<r

(I) ~

1!;fi

almI<i

(2) ~

WIT t 1

(3) ~

:Mor ~
(I)

(2) pond

1I1<i1 >mIT

(3) forest

(4) river

(3) -;;jlr.r

(4)

'f<\\

(3) Silverfish

(4)

Hilsa

t1

(2) <Ir.I1'f

Which one of the following is a fish?

(I) Starfish
f.l1Olf8~d

# "i\

(2) Jellyfish
q,'t;r 1!;fi

1!Ii<II t 1
(4) ~

(2) Mf1M1

133.

Which one of the following is called as living fossil?

(I) Gorilla
f.l1Olf8~d
(I)

(252)

(4) ~m

Nereis is found in
(I) seawater

132.

(3) "!i\iroiI3lT

In earthworm, a pair of ovaries are situated in

(I)

131.

(2) ti\1tq;u

TiI1tm

# "i\

(2) Orangutan
~

-.ftflfiI

(3) Calotes

~ ~ ~1
(3) ~,,'I1h1

(2) ail<>:j<H

42

(4) Sphenodon

1lU /102/23 Set No.2

134.

First vertebra in the vertebral column is

(1) axis

(2) urostyle

(3)

atlas

(4) pygostyle

~~~~q;)~~

(2) \~""I'"

(1) ~

135.

A very good example of animal with Sangnivorous habit is

(1) Palaemon

II'~"'(. JIT'Ift ""

(1)

136.

137.

(2)
3l'<m

Plasmodium

(3) Leech

(4) Fasciola

(3) ~

(4) ~31ffi

~<41"H

The theory of natural selection was proposed by

(1) Darwin

(2) Dobzhansky

(3) Lamarck

(4) Mendel

(1) ~

(2) ~~ ... ~

(3) ~

(4)

iIm

The diploid number of chromosomes in human is

(1) 44

138.

(3) ~

(2) 46

(3) 48

(4) 42

(3) Canada

(4) Australia

Egg-laying mammals are found in

(1) India

(2) Japan

ait ~ ""...,,6 ~ ,.,;) 'lffi ~?

(1) '1m!

(252)

(2) 0lT'IR

(3)

43

(4)

"i~Ia'"
(P. T. D.)

l1U/102/23 Set No.2

139.

In pond ecosystem, zooplanktons are considered as

(1) producers

(2) tertiary consumers

(3) primary consumers

(4) secondary consumers

'"""" . . . iI ",fil,'<'l"~ m;t ~

(2)

(1) ~

140.

(3) "5J?1If

'!'fi'I ""'" ,1>1

thyroid gland

(2) kidney

(3) parathyroid gland

~ "" IIR"T ~

om 1it1IT t?

(1)

mouth

mt

'I1'T

iI ~ ~"'$<il", ~ "" '""'"

(1)

'l'lI

(2)

(3) ~ Jii't

(4) ::;P;::;qlltll!l

(2) stomach

(3) duodenum

(4) jejunum

q;un

w....

t?
(3) &,<il~"

(4)

Haemoglobin is found dissolved in the plasma of

tfI.)"j!li.

(1) ~

(2)

frog

iI 1l""
(2)

'IT'!T """

(3) bird

(4) earthworm

(3) q~

(4) t~3lT

t,

ilo/I'

Man needs carbohydrates as a source of energy and gets them from

(1) cellulose

(2) starch

(3) both

~ q;) ;,;;IT ~ fW\ ~loi161$~< <lit 3I1","~dl

(1)

(252)

pancreas

Salivary amylase digests starch in

(1) human

143.

(4)

(2) 'l'fi

(1) "I"IP'i't

142.

(4) ~ 3'IlffiI;j

Insulin is secreted by
(1)

141.

:atNl 'ttl I

il'\l,,)e

(2) ~

44

otft t om
(3) W:iI

(4) None of them

<Q!

mri\ 1liffiI\

t?

(4) q;)i \j\ ~

llU/102/23 Set No.2

144.

Cell theory was proposed by

(1) Schleiden and Schwann

(2) Jacob and Monad

(3) Khorana

(4) Watson arid Crick

<Ol~, .. , ~ fiI;#i
(1) ~

145.

a1tt

.f<i"fi\"

~ 'IT?

(2) ~

a1tt 1l'r.ml

(3)

(3)

( 1)

'liT

'Iff>n t

(3) ~

(4)

forelimbs of camel and horse

(2)

(4)

'i'l a1tt

~~t
~>t

a1tt 'lfl\M t q,.

a1tt mtim t
~

Colour blindness in human is caused due to

(1) sex-linked recessive mutation

(2) sex-linked dominant mutation

(3) autosomal dominant mutation

(4) autosomal recessive mutation

~ ;j

'i>Tai"",

'liT 'f;R1II ~

( 1)

iWT _

(3)

~;ft ~

3llI'l1'II Ji.lft"f.

(2)

mtt.;f.

iWT _

(4) 3l Ia ''l.oft

Jt<ltt.;f.

3llI'l1'II mtt.~

Which one of the following blood groups is considered as universal donor?

M 'i\ 'Iit:!-m "" ~ ~f.l"lf",

(1) A

(252)

ill;;;;

(2) forelimbs of frog and rabbit

wings of insect and birds

""'l:Il1"'

147.

a1tt

A classical example of analogy is furnished by

( 1) appendages of prawn

146.

(4) ~

'WR'

GIiIl ..,,"""'

~?

(2) B

(3) AS

45

(4) 0

(P.T.D.)

llU/102/23 Set No.2

148.

Amoebiasis in human is caused due to

(1) Giardia

(2) Plasmodium uivax

(3) Amoeba Proteus

(4) Entamoeba histolytica

it .. <ft,",

(1)

f.iJ.,fl.,

-;:m

T<'ll!

it<ft

t?
(2) ~1w1~4Jf cll$'c1<M

(3) J1'It;rr liIf2;m

149.

(4)

Y-chromosome plays an important role in sex-determination in

(1) fruit fly

(2) grasshoppers

y -'.J"f'llI ~ ~ f.\tffio1 it
( 1) 'RI;IiI

150.

1ffilit

(2)

""",(of

(3) honeybees

~ "<bIT

(4) human

t1

fZti

(4) ~

Which one of the following is considered as connecting link between annelids and
arthropods?
(1) Peripatus

(2) Archeopteryx

(1) ~

(252)

lRJ1'It;rr ~~f2..,

(3) Ju/us

(3) ~

46

(4) Polygordius

llU/l02/23 Set No.2

Section-V
~V

AGRICULTURE

151.

Highest irrigated State of India is

(1) Rajasthan
'IR<I '"'

~ ffrflRr U"I

(1) ""I<"!H

152.

,ffi
(1)

it

~1f\~I"q

(2) ~

(3) om~

(4) d~""'

(2) Iron

(2)

(3) Copper

it it q,'R-<IT ~I!'I

<iIm

(3)

"'"

-'I

(4) Zinc
~ ~

<ri'IT

t?

(4) ~

How much percent of oil is obtained from groundnut?

<f.\ it 1%<R mam

(1) 20

""" 'IRIT t?

(2) 30

(3) 45

(4) 60

Highest area of saline alkaline soil is in State of

(1) Uttar Pradesh

"<'I'I"ft<l
(1)

(252)

(4) Tamil Nadu

-.jj;fi f.tqfvr ~ f.1",~li'!id

~ i\;

154.

(3) Uttar Pradesh

Which of the micronutrients is most useful for sugar production in sugarcane?

(1) Magnesium

153.

(2) Punjab

(2) Bihar

<I'll ~ ~ '"' ~

om

(3) Gujarat

1i\;a ~ it .~il'l ..

(2) _

(3)

47

(4) Madhya Pradesh

t?

'J'I'T<I

(4) ""'51~"

(P.T.O.)

llU/102/23 Set No.2

155.

Most productive soil of India is

(1) alluvial soil

'l1I

i!

(2) ~~

i! fi\;lf.t

(1)

(2)22-24

m-.n

(2) Boron

(2)

(3) 30-32

(4) 40-42

.nu:r

(3) Sulphur

(4) Iron

(3) ~

(4)

-.1m

Highest pyrites is found in which State?

(1) Uttar Pradesh

(2) Bihar

(3) Andhra Pradesh

(4) Tamil Nadu

qlIUI<;*' ~ aWoi; ~
(1) o;R

(2)

il

-.na ~?

(3)

film

""'"I~'

(4) dllt",.,,

Percentage of sulphur in gypsum is

(1)

(252)

(4) q;r.ft~

Which of the following elements is not micronutrient?

(1) Copper

159.

(3) '""" ~

~ ~ ~ ~?

(1) 10-12

158.

(4) black soil

Percentage of sulphur in pyrites is

qlIUI<;*'

157.

(3) red soil

~ ~ ~

(1) 'R'it~~
156.

(2) saline soil

15

(2)

18

(3) 25

48

(4) 30

llU/l02/23 Set No.2

160.

Planning Commission was established in

..;r.m >nWT ""

(I)

161.

>'I1'I'IT ,..,

1948

(2) 1950

(1)

production unit

(2) marketing unit

(3)

cost fixing unit

(4) budget unit

ij

(I)

(2)

flf<IuR

(3)

'i"'I f.NRvr ~ (4)

1960

>'I1'I'IT ,..,

~?

(2) 1963

(3) 1965

1930

(2) 1935

(3)

1938

(4) 1968

(4)

1940

Total population of India in crares according to 2001 Census is

'<11 "" ~"',""I ~"'I',"I 2001 iI; ~ ~ ~

(I)

100

(2)

102

t?

(3) 104

(4)

105

National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) was establisbed in

'Il'I1t ""
(I)

(252)

3l1'I-"l'i ~

Reserve Bank of India was established in

(I)

165.

1954

Food Corporation of India was established in

~ """ f.!>11! ""

164.

(4)

..om ~ o'I1ft t

(1)~~

163.

(3) 1952

Most important unit in farm management is

W R'R

162.

~?

>'I1'I'IT ,..,

1979

~?
(2)

1981

(3) 1982
49

(4)

1983
(P.T.D.)

llU/ 102/23 Set No.2

166.

167.

Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Veternary Science and Animal Research University is

established at
(I) Agra

(2) Aligarh

(1) JWlU

(2)

~ ~

(1)

'Ii11i

~ ~

(4)~

(3) Agra

(4) Faizabad

(3) JWlU

(4) il>",",~

(3) lactose

(4) fructose

(3) ~

(4) ~

t1

(2)

(1)

sucrose

ar.ft>ro

'fI'I

t ~"

'OJ

(2) glucose

"Hoi\~l~l

(2)

In India artificial insemination was started in

1939

(2)

1940

(3)

1941

(4)

1942

Per day requirement of salt to a cow is

(1) 20-30 gm

(252)

Carbohydrate of cow milk is

(1)

170.

(3)

(2) Aligarh

(1) ~

169.

ar.ft>ro

(4) Kanpur

Central Dairy Farm is situated at

(1) Etah

168.

(3) Mathura

(2)

5060 gm

(3) 70-80 gm

50

(4) 90-100 gm

llU/102/23 Set No.2

171.

Cakes are rich in

(1) fat

11

(2) protein

~ ~,oTIft

(1) _

172.

173.

(2)

Ji\tI:r

(3)

1lI'im

(2) teats

(3) bones

(1) ""

(2) _

(3)

(4) -.rqtJI

'"' 3!!I'1JII

(4)

sex orgsns

(4) ""'"

Biggest animal fair of India is

(1) Bateshwar (Agra)

(2) Annad (Gujarat)

(3) Sonpur (Bihar)

(4) Kangra (Himachal Pradesh)

iI9l q'{j~'"

(3l1'1U)

-.om

l'Tl!l

t?

(2) ~ (~)

(3)

mw (~)

In leguminous crop pink colour of root nodules is due to

(1)

nitrogen

( 1) """'"

(2) calcium

(2)

(3) sulphur

'l:"

(4) leg haemoglobin

(3) ~

Black soil is most useful for

(1) wheat
q;r.ft

(I)

(252)

t?

(1) blood

(1) ~

175.

(4) salt

Mastites disease is of

""" '"' -aom

174.

(3) sugar

(2) gram

~ ~ ~ ""fflI~ ~ ~

i\{

(3) cotton

(4) patsun

(3) 'I'm!

(4) 'RtI'!

(2) '<I'!T

51

(P,T,D.)

1lU/102/23 Set No_ 2

176.

Percentage of protein in chick pea is

(1) 12-15

177.

(2) 21-24

~ ~',

(2) Pantnagar

(3)

'If

(4)

""p,.,

(2)

30

(3) 33

(4)

35

In Dapog method of rice cultivation seedling becomes ready for transplanting on

(1) 20th day

(2) 18th day

(1) 20 ~

(2)

if

(3) 19th day

18 ~ if

(4)

12 ~ if

(3) 0-75

(4)

1-00

(3) Uttar Pradesh

(4) Orissa

(3)

19 ~ if

(4) 12th day

Percentage of P20S in FYM is

(2) 0-50

Riband Dam is situated at

(1) Blhar

(252)

(4) GwaJiar

Percentage of zinc in zinc sulphate (monohydrate) is

(I) 0-25

181.

(3) New Delhi

(2) 'RR'R

(1) 25

180.

36-38

.. ,;fl. ~QR ~ ~ t

(1) ~

179.

(4)

National Soyabean Research Centre is situated in

(1) Indore

178.

(3) 30-33

(2)

Punjab
52

llUfl02/23 Set No.2

(2) ~

182.

( I)

Makhdu Farha (Mathura)

(2) Bicvhpuri (Agra)

(3)

Iijatnagar (Bareilly)

(4)

(I)
(3)

"""""'(~I (1I!jU) i\
,,,""".,, (~) i\

(2) ~ (3l1'T(J)
(4)

(2) 50-60

(3)

i\

>ro!t (<II) i\

65-75

(4) 35

Percentage of digestible crude protein for animals in berseem green fodder is

(2)

(3) 25

15

(4)

35

Spleen is related to
(I)

digestive system

(2) excretory system

(3)

respiratory system

(4) blood circulatory system

(2) ~ <i;!
(25.2)

Bhararl (Jhansi)

Average weight of one egg of hen in gm is

(II 05

185.

i\

owi'IR ~ ff>I t

(I) 30-40

184.

(4) ~

i\

Central Goat Research Institute is situated at

~ omt

183.

(3) 3'ffi. ~

i\

(3)

53

1nI

(4) ~
(P.T.O.)

llU /102/23 Set No.2

186.

Number of teeth in rabbit is

1lR'im i\; Gin

~lH

(I) 20

187.

(2) 24

(3) 28

(4) 32

(2) 4 stamens

(3) 5 stamens

(4) 6 stamens

(2)4~

(3) 5 ~

(4) 6 ~

Paddy flower has

(I) 3 stamens
'l1'!i\;~ifma~

(I) 3 ~i\;w

188.

Berry-berry disease is due to the deficiency of vitamin

irtl-irtl UTJ f.m fi\21fi1, <Iil

(I) A

189.

i\; mR if 'I1'fI <Iil

(3) B

(4) C

~ lI1lIT

.rat ~

(2) 45

(3)

55

(4) 65

Oxidation of one molecular glucose releases the molecules of ATP

~

i\;

1('!i ~

(I) 26

i\; ..Tif4lo;(ol

it 'lotlo'fto i\;

(2) 30

~ ~ ~

(3) 34

(4) 38

High-yielding varieties programme (HYP) was started by Government of India in

(I)

1964-65

(I) 1964-65
(252)

~?

(2) D

(I) 35

191.

it -&<iT

Percentage of water in human body is

~

190.

q;Jfi

(2)

if

1966-67

(2) 1966-67

if
54

(3)

1968-69

(3)

1968-69

if

(4)

1970-71

(4)

1970-71

if

llU/102/23 Set No.2

192.

193.

Headquarter of Food and Agriculture Organization is in

(I) Rome (Italy)

(2) New Delhi (India)

(3) New rock (USA)

(4) Moscow (Russia)

195.

~ (~m) 'liT ~""

1('l

(11

'ti~ ( " - ' \ \ ( 2 )

1957

(3) ~ ('l0""oj(o) (4)

(>rm!)

(2)

1959

(3)

1961

(4)

(1)

six mont:,s

(2) twelve months

(3)

eighteen months

(4) twenty-four months

(I)

'" ""'

"m

I<"B)

1963

(3)

(2) ""'" ""'

~ ""'

(4)

""'

Dwari mango plant is of variety

(2) Dashari

Malika

3lTll '!iT

qs cil ~ ""

(1)~

'!iT

(3) Amrapali

(4) Langra

(3) 3lmqli'ft

(4) ~

mm ~

(2)~

Maximum percentage of protein found in vegetable is

(I) bhindi
fol;1l ~

(I)
(252)

'fI Q

Generally pcpaya plants bear fruits after

(I)

196

Ii,," %1 ~ 7

First Doordrushan Centre was established in India in

(I)

194.

1'f><

""91

Ji'R,1

<it yjiR

(2)

tomato

~ ~ l1ffi

(3) cauliflower

'll'f\ "IT<fi

55

pea

(4)

>m

t7
(3) 'i~

(2) 'Vlm

(4)

(P.T.O.)

1lU/102/23 Set No.2.

197.

Most essential element for cultivation of potato is

(1) calcium

a1r.!. <lit
(1)

198.

mn iI ~

",~,tOtq

(2) sulphur

_ <lit 31iI1ffi!
(2)

(4)

zinc

(3) 41l~lqq

(4)

""'"

(3) Umbelliferae

(4)

Peplionaceae

(3) 3!$ft i\;tt

(4)

qlii'Ii4r"ltti
.,

(3) potassium
3Ifuq; 3I'O,,,O@ ~?

'1~

Pulse crop belongs to the family

(1) Cucurbitaceae

(2) Cruciferae

~m~~t ~ 3lRft~?

( 1) , ..dlihfi

199.

Indian Institute of Pulses Research is situated at

(1) Kanpur

( 1)

200.

(2) Jt~

"i!iIW iI

(2) I.,ucknow

(3) New Delhi

(2) ~

(3)

iI

'If

(4) Varanasi

iI

No. of incisor (teeth) of cow is

(1) four

(2)

six

(3) eight

(4)

ten

(1) ;m

(2)

u,

(3) 3lTO

(4)

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56

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