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NEET MOCK TEST - 4

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 HINTS & SOLUTIONS

PHYSICS
1. (3) A soap bubble of radius ‘R’ breaks into 27 small Ee 1
   102
soap bubbles of equal radius ‘r’. E p 100
Volume of big soap bubble  27  Volume of
Correct option is (2).
4 4
smaller soap bubbles  R 3  27   r 3
3 3 GM sun
3. (1) We know orbital speed 0 
R 3  (3)3 ( r )3  R  3r (1) Rorbit

Now, mechanical force acting per unit area on (0 )mercury Rearth
 
4T (0 )earth Rmercury
bigger soap bubble, P 
R
1.5  106 5
 7

4T 6  10 2
and for one small soap bubble, P ' 
r Correct option is (1).
  
P 4T r r r 4. (3) F  q (  B )
 Required ratio,    
P ' R 4T R 3r
 F  q B sin 
(Using eqn. (1))
Intertial frame of reference has following
P 1 two properties.
or  (i) In this frame, we can apply Newton’s laws
P 3
of dynamics.
Correct option is (3).
(ii)Inertial frames are either stationary or
2. (2) For electron, moving with constant speed ( ) .
In the formula of Lorentz force  is involved and
h h 100h so value of F will be different in different inertial
e    (1)
me ve me (c / 100) me c frames.
Correct option is (3).
h  1 2 
 e   Since Ee  mee 
2me Ee  2 
5. (2)   u   adt
2
h
Ee  (2) u   (3t 2  2t  2)dt
2e2 me
3t 3 2t 2
  u    2t
hc hc 3 2
For photon, E p  
p 2e
 u  t 3  t 2  2t
  p  2e (given) At t  2s, its value will be

   2  8  4  4  18 m /s
Ep
hc 2e2 me e me c
    Correct option is (2).
Ee 2e h2 h
Vinduced
100h me c 6. (3) ( I induced ) 
   100 R
me c h
Using eq. (1), where

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 60
dB 28 Ni* 60
28 Ni   2
NA 4
 dt  20  (25  10 )  1000  0.5 A Where * mark for (Ni) indicates “excited state”.
R 100
Correct option is (3).

7. (1) For laminar flow Re  1000 and when

Re  2000 the flow will be turbulent if Re lies in
between 1000 and 2000 then the flow can be
laminar or turbulent.
So option (1) is correct.

q1 q2
8. (2) F 
4 0 r 2 Note that (   ) is (e  )
Correct option is (4).
q1 q2 0.2  106  0.4  10 6  9  109
r2   11. (4) For H-like atom we have
4 0 F 0.4
1 1 1  1 1  21R
 R 2  2   R   
3 1/2
 r  (1.8  10 )  0.0424 m  42.4  10 m 3
 2 5   4 25  100
Correct option is (2).
100 100 100
     107 m
l 7
21R 21 1.1 10 23.1
9. (4) Resistance of a wire, R 
A
rate of energy dissipated as heat is  4.329  107 m
o
V2 V2A  4329 A . This corresponds to violet (V).
H 
R l (Recall: Visible spectrum VIBGYOR range f r o m
o o
4000 A [Violet V] to 7000 A [red R].
V 2A Correct option is (4).
For wire1, H 1 
L
12. (3)
For wire 2, we have

V2A 0.694V 2 A
H2    0.694 H1
(1.2 )(1.2 L) L
For wire 3,
V2A 1.23V 2 A
H3    1.23H1
(0.9  )(0.9 L) L
For wire 4,
V2A 0.666V 2 A g K2 1
H4    0.666 H1 a [For solid cylinder 2  ]
(  )(1.5L) L K2 R 2
1 2
R
 H 3  H1  H 2  H 4
Correct option is (4). g 2
a   g
1 3
10. (4) The decay by Co is of 2 steps. 1
2
60
27 Co 60 
28 Ni  (e )  (ve )   1 and Correct option is (3).
13. (3) Here intensity,

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 power 100  2.5 2.5 F2  (2000  500) kg (10  15)ms 2  62500 N
I  2
 W m 2
area 4 (3)  100 36  6.25  104 N
Half of this intensity belongs to electric field and [It acts vertically downwards].
half of that to magnetic field. (iii) Force on helicopter due to surrounding air is
equal and opposite to the action of rotor of
1 1 helicopter on the surrounding air.
   0 E02 c
2 4
Hence: Required F3  6.25  10 4 N .
2I [It acts vertically upwards].
E0 
 0c Correct option is (4).

2.5 l
2 16. (2) Resistance of a wire, R 
36 A
E0 
1  4.08 V /m 2
 3  108 Here A   r
4  9  109 1/ 2
 l 
E0 4.08 r   
 B0    1.36  108 T R 
c 3  108 Substituting the data of  , l and R
Correct option is (3).
1/ 2
14. (3)  1.7  108  0.5 
r  
 2  3.14 

 0.367  104 m  0.0367 mm

Correct option is (2).

Initial momentum of the system l 1.7  108  20  103

17. (3) R   4.3
pi  m1  40  m2  0 A 3.14  (0.5  102 ) 2

Final momentum of the system P 106 103

p f  (m1  m2 )  30 I   A
V 11000 11
By the law of conservation of momentum 3 2
10 
pi  p f Power loss, I R   2 4
  4.3  3.6  10 W
 11 
m1
 40m1  30m1  30m2  10m1  30m2 3
m2 Plost 3.6  104
 100%   100  3.6%
Correct option is (3). Ptransmitted 106
15. (4) Here, Mass of helicopter, M = 2000 kg. Correct option is (3).

Mass of the crew and passengers, m = 500 kg 18. (3)

Vertically upwards acceleration,

a  15 ms 2 , g  10 ms 2
(i) Required
F1  m( g  a )  500 kg (10  15) ms 2  12500 N
Let speed of the bullet   .
 1.25  10 4 N
Speed of the system after the collision  V .
[It acts vertically downwards].
By conservation of momentum m  (m  M )V
(ii) Required F2  ( M  m)( g  a )

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 m  9  105  2.73  105  (9  2.73)  105
V 
M m
 6.27  105 cal
So the initial K.E. acquired by the system Correct option is (3).
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2 2 21. (2)
1 1  m  1 m 
 ( M  m)V 2  (m  M )   
2 2  M  m  2 (m  M )
This kinetic energy goes against friction work done
by friction   R  x   (m  M ) g  x
By the law of conservation of energy
1 m 2 2
  (m  M ) g  x
2 (m  M )
2
2 mM 
   2  gx  
 m  Form the triangle OAC

M m 1
   2  gx   r  OC sin 45  4  2 2
 m  2
Correct option is (3).
We know (Angular momentum)  (Linear
19. (1) Here, momentum)  (Perpendicular distance of line of
action of linear momentum from the point of
L1  90 cm, f1  124 Hz , f 2  186 Hz , L2  ? rotation)
1 Tension L  p  r  m r  5  3 2  2 2  60 units.
frquency of vibration f 
2l linear mass Correct option is (2).
 ( f  l )  constant (for same tension and linear
mass). 22. (4) x  Ay  B tan (Cz )

f1 L2  f 2 L1 From the dimensional homogeneity

f1 L1 124  90 x B

[ x]  [ Ay ]  [ B]     [ y ]   
We have  L2    60 cm  A  A
f2 186
Correct option is (1). [Cz ]  [ M 0 L0T 0 ]  Dimension less
20. (3) Given, (x and B) have same dimension.
(C and z 1 ) have same dimension.
Q1  900 kcal  900  103 cal  9  105 cal
 B
T1  723C  723  273  996 K  y and  have same dimension.
 A
But x and A have different dimensions.
T1  30C  30  273  303K
Correct option is (4).
Q1 T1 23. (2) Si and Ge are tetravalent. p-type
We have:  semiconductor is obtained when silicon or
Q2 T2
germanium is doped with trivalent impurity like
T2 303 aluminium (Al), indium (In), boron (B)etc
 Q2  Q1   9  105  2.73  105 cal whereas n-type semiconductor is obtained when
T1 996
silicon or germanium is doped with
Now work done by the engine W  Q1  Q2 pentavalent impurity like arsenic (As),
antimony (Sb), phosphorus (P) etc.

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 Correct option is (2). AB  4 cm
24. (2) The two fringes coincides when  AB  0.04 m, AC  0.08 m
n1 D1 n2 D2 n1 2 3500 The Potential energy of the charge at A is
 or  
d d n2 1 2500 1 q q q q
U 
n1 7 4 0  AB AC 
 
n2 5  4  1012 4  10 12 
 9  109    1.35 J
 7th order fringe of 1st source will coincide with  0.04 0.08 
5th order fringe of 2nd source.
Correct option is (4).
Correct option is (2).
25. (3) Number of photons falling in one second 28. (3) In the graph, for region C to D , current is
decreasing despite of increase in voltage.
P P
  Corrrect option is (3).
E hc where P is power of light and E is
  
energy of photon. 29. (1) Torque   M  B .
Converted 1 of 106 photons causes electron to
be emitted.
 Number of photoelectron emitted per second
P 1
   
hc 106    M , B  0
P M  Ni A
 Photocurrent  e
hc  106 A   r2
We know sin 0  0 .
5  800  109  (1.6  1019 )
 A  3.2  A Total torque on the coil,   BIAN sin  .
6.63  1034  3  108  106
Correct option is (3). Where  is the angle which the normal to the
plane of the coil makes with the direction of
26. (4) Force on a current carrying wire in a magnetic field.
uniform magnetic field is Here,   0
F  IlB sin  Correct option is (1).
Here, I  10 A, l  2 m, B  0.15 T ,   45 30. (2) As axis of rotation changes, distribution of mass
3 about the axis of rotation is changed. I  MR 2  I
 F  (10) (2) (0.15)sin 45  N
2 will change.
Correct option is (4). Correct option is (2).

27. (4) Given each charge, q  2  C 1

31. (4) We know C  sin 1  
6
 2  10 C 
Given critical angle iB  i A .
So iB  iA i.e., B is rarer and A is denser..
Hence light can be totally internally reflected when
it passes from A to B.
Now critical angle for A to B
Given: AB  AC  12 cm (1)  1 
C AB  sin 1  1
  sin [ B  A ]
AB  AC  32 cm2 (2) 
B A
Solving,  AC  8 cm

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 Hence, option (2) with small nuclei as well as
   sin iA 
 sin  B   sin 1 
1
 conservation of Z and A can be ‘fusion reaction’.
 A   sin iB  Correct option is (2).
Correct option is (4). 37. (1) If Q0 calorie of heat is received from the sun
32. (2): We know, H  nI per cm2 per minute. The heat collected by the lens
of radius 2.5 cm in 20 minutes is
H 2500 Q1  Q0  A  t  Q0    (2.5) 2  (20)
I    3.125 A
n 800
 (392.5)Q0 cal
Correct option is (2).
33. (1) As motion is governed by acceleration due Heat required to melt 10 g of ice is
to gravity (g). Q2  mL  10  80  800 cal
u2
H max  with   0 By data Q1  Q2
2g
Correct option is (1).  392.5Q0  800  Q0  2.04 cal cm 2 min 1
Correct option is (1).
air sin 60
34. (2) glass  (1) 38. (1)
sin 35
air sin 60
water  (2)
sin 41
water sin 41
glass  (3)
sin 
air
 water  water  glass  air glass
1
sin 60 sin 41 sin 60 Vinduced  Bl 2
   2
sin 41 sin  sin 35
(Using (1), (2) and (3)) 1
 (1)(2  50)(1) 2
 sin   sin 35    35 2
Correct option is (2).
 22  50 
35. (1) The energy density is  
 7 
1 1  157.1Volt
uav   0 E02   (8.85  1012 )  (50) 2
2 2  157Volt
 1.1  10 J m 8 3 Correct option is (1).
39. (3) Quantity C has maximum power. So it brings
The volume of the cylinder is V  5  104 m3
maximum error in P.
The energy contained in cylinder is Correct option is (3).

U  (1.1  108 J m 3 )  (5  104 m3 )  5.5  1012 J . 40. (2) We know Young’s modulus,
Correct option is (1). FL 4FL
Y  where the symbols have
36. (2) Small nuclei only fuse. AL  D 2 L
 Option (4) is not fusion, rather it is fission. their usual meanings.
In option (1) and (3), the numbers Z and A are not
4FL
conserved.  L 
 Those reactions are not possible.  D 2Y

LS FS LS DB2 YB
 
LB FB LB DS2 YS

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 where subscripts S and B refer to steel and brass V2
respectively. Power  VI 
R
The tensions are FS  (2m  3m) g  5 mg  The smaller resistance consumes greater
power. Here 100 W bulb has less resistance. It
FB  3mg
should glow more brightly. The 60 W bulb has
more resistance and so burns less brightly.
LS D Y
Given :  q , S  p, S  r Correct option is (1).
LB DB YB
45. (1) Maximum speed, vm   A
2
LS  5mg   1   1  Maximum acceleration, am   2 A
   ( q)    
LB  3mg   p   r 
am 2
  
5q vm T
 2
3p r
31.4 2  3.14
Correct option is (2). 
10 T
41. (1) a  g  [ LT 2 ] T  2s
Correct option is (1).
n1[ L1T12 ]  n2 [ L2T22 ]
46. (3) u E  Energy density of the field (or) energy
2
 L  T 
 n2  n1  1   1  1
per unit volume is uE  0 r E 2
 L2   T2  2
2
2
 metre   second  1 V 
 10   0 r d 
 kilometer   hour  2  
r  5,V  500Volts , d  2  10 3 m
 1  1 
 10  3  
10   3600  5 1 (500)2
u  9
 3 2
 1.38 J m 3
 129600 2 4  9  10 (2  10 )
Correct option is (1). Correct option is (3).
42. (2) Here, p-n junction is forward biased.
1 q2
V 5 1 47. (1) By Coulomb’s law F1 
Therefore, Current I    A. 4 0 r 2
r  R 25  10 7
Correct option is (2).
1 q2
F2 
43. (2) Let n be the number of molecules in the gas 4 0 K R 2
PV  nK BT
q2 1 q2
nK BT Given: F1  F2 , hence  
P r 2 K R2
V
r
n R
3 6
Here,  5 cm  5  10 m
3
K
V Correct option is (1).
K B  1.38  10 23 J mol 1 K 1 48. (4) Relative velocity of parrot with respect to
train  5  (10)  5  10  15 m / sec .
 P  5  10 6  1.38  10 23  3
d 150
Time taken by the parrot    10sec.
17
 20.7  10 N m 2 vrel . 15
Correct option is (4).
Correct option is (2).
49. (4) Using the concept of area of triangle
44. (1) When the same potential difference (that is
the voltage) is applied as in houses.
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 0 I  5  3 4  7 0 I
   
48 x  5 5  48 x

k  7
Correct option is (4).

50. (2) Given U  U 0 (1  cos  x )

1 1 12 x
 PD  5 x   3 x  4 x  PD 
2 2 5 dU d
F  [U 0 (1  cos  x)]  U 0 sin  x
dx dx
144 x 2 9 x
QD  ( PQ ) 2  ( PD ) 2  9 x 2  
25 5 As  x is small
sin  x   x
9 x 16 x
and DR  5 x    F  U 0 2 x (1)
5 5
Magnetic field at P due to current elements PQ F  x and -ve sign shows that F is directed towards
and PR is zero as the point P is on the conductor. the mean position, hence the body executes SHM.
Therefore, magnetic field at P due to current For SHM, F   kx (2)
element QR is
Comparing (1) and (2), we get, k  U 0 2
0 I
B (sin 1  sin 2 ) Time period of oscillation,
4 PD
m m
 I  5  (9 x / 5) (16 x / 5)  T  2  2
B 0    k U 0 2
4  12 x  3 x 4x 
Correct option is (2).

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 CHEMISTRY O2  8  8  1  17
Total number of electrons in

51. (4) (i) 14 g (ii) 40 g O2  8  8  1  15

108
(iii) 23
 1.79  1022 g N 2 and O2 contains the same total number of
6.022  10
electrons, hence, they have the same bond
(iv) 32 g (v) 1.99 g (vi) 1 g order.
Hence, the correct order of increasing mass is
(iii) < (vi) < (v) < (i) < (iv) < (ii). 56. (3) O2 have two unpaired electron, O2 have

52. (3) In (NH4)3PO4, one unpaired electron, O22 have zero unpaired
electron. As number of unpaired electrons
mole of H atom 12 increases paramagnetic character increases.

mole of O atom 4
Bond energy order: H 2  He2  H 2
4 57. (4) Alanine is a non - essential amino acid. Valine,
mole of ‘O’ atom   mole of H atom 
12 Leucine and Lysine are essential amino acids.

1 58. (1)
  3.18  1.06
3 V2
Wmax,iso  2.303nRT log
V1
h
53. (1) x.mv 
4
25
 2.303  1 8.314  310  log
h 15
v 
4m  x   59.35  0.22  1305 J  1.305 kJ
(-ve sign shows work of expansion i.e. work
6.626  1034 done by the system)
 3 10
ms 1
4  3.14  150  10  10 59. (4) Acid  H   conjugate base
 3.499  1024 ms 1
 H 2 PO4  H   HPO 42
54. (1) Element with atomic number 106 is
Seaborgium with the symbol Sg. The expected So, HPO24 is the conjugate base of H 2 PO4
configuration is  Rn  5f 14 6d 4 7s 2 . But due to extra 60. (1) Di - tert - butyl ether cannot be made by
stability of half - filled orbitals, its configuration Williamson’s synthesis, since tert - alkyl halides
is  Rn  5f 14 6d 5 7s1 . prefer to undergo elimination rather than
substitution, i.e.,
55. (3) Total number of electrons in
N 2  7  7  1  15
Total number of electrons in

N 22  7  7  2  16
Total number of electrons in

O22  8  8  2  18
Total number of electrons in

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 2NO g   O 2 g   2NO 2 g  66. (2) Alkylation and acylation of benzene in the
61. (4)
presence of anhydrous aluminium chloride are
known as Friedel - Crafts reaction.
Hreaction   H f  products  H f  reactants 67. (3) Nitration is carried out by the help of
electrophile, NO2
  2  33.18    2  90.25  0 
HNO3  2H 2SO4  NO 2 2HSO 4  H3O 
H reaction  114.1 kJ
chlorination is carried out by the help of
62. (1) Co   Ar  3d , no. of unpaired e  4
3 6  electrophile, Cl+
Spin magnetic moment Cl2  FeCl3  Cl  FeCl4
  4  4  2   24 B.M.
1 a
68. (3) For first order reaction, k  ln
Cr 3   Ar  3d 3 , no. of unpaired e   3 t a  x 
Spin magnetic moment
1 a 1 1 1
  3  3  2   15 B.M. k ln  ln 8  ln 23  ln 2s 1
24 a / 8 24 24 8
Fe3   Ar  3d 5 , no. of unpaired e   5
Conductivity  1000
Spin magnetic moment 69. (3)  m 
M
  5  5  2   35 B.M.
0.0152  1000
Ni 2    Ar  3d8 , no. of unpaired e   2   101 1 cm 2 mol1
0.15
Spin magnetic moment
70. (4) (1) k  Ae  Ea /RT
    2  2  2   8 B.M.
If T   ,
4B  H and 2 B  H  B bonds only
k  Ae0  K  A
63. (4) Nucleophiles are electron rich species hence,
they are Lewis bases. 2 & 3 options are facts

71. (1) K H  4.34 104 atm

po 2  0.434atm
64. (2) po 2  K H  x

po 2 0.434
x   1  105
KH 4.34  10 4

72. (2) Bond dissociation enthalpy decreases down

the group with increasing M-H bond length with
increasing size of atoms from O to Te.
1 6 0 4
73. (4) 2HI H 2SO 4  I 2  SO 2  2H 2 O

Thus, H2SO4 oxidises HI to I2.

74. (3) Sm 2  Z  62  :  Xe 4f 6

Eu 2  Z  63 :  Xe 4f 7
65. (1) (i) > (ii) > (iii) > (iv) Yb 2  Z  70  :  Xe 4f 14

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 Ce 2  Z  58  :  Xe  4f 1 ,5d1
Only Yb 2 is diamagnetic. (1) , Cyclopentadienyl anion is aromatic

75. (1) On the basis of number of electrons, the

correct order is P > Q > R > S as all the carbons are sp 2 hybridized and the
Acetone
double bond is in conjugation with the negative
76. (2) R  X  NaI 
 RI  NaX
charge.  4n  2    4  1  2   6
X   I, Br 
(2) , is not a conjugated system. Therefore,
77. (2) Due to the presence of hydrogen bonding,
methanol and ethanol are miscible in water.
it is not aromatic. The carbon with Methyl branches
78. (4) Lucas reagent reacts fastest with tertiary
alcohol due to the formation of stable is sp3 hybridised.
3 carbocation.
(3) , cyclopropenyl cation, all the carbon

atoms are sp 2 hybridized. Also the double bond

and the positive charge are in conjugation, and the
compound has two pi - electrons which obeys
79. (3) Rochelle salt is sodium salt of tartaric acid.
Huckel’s rule as  4  0   2    2 electrons.

80. (4)
(4) , Naphthalene, is also aromatic

with  4  2  2    10 electrons

81. (3)
85. (4)

82. (2) Benzanilide is a N-phenyl derivative of

benzamide, C6 H 5 CONH 2

Benzanilide formula is C 6 H 5 CONHC 6 H 5

83. (3) Deficiency of vitamin E causes loss of sexual
power and reproduction.
84. (2) Aromatic compounds are the compounds that 86. (3) E  hc

are cyclic and planar , Which means all the carbon
atoms have sp 2 hybridization, conjugation of  6.63  1034  3  108
E
electrons, and obeying Huckel’s rule. Huckel’s rule 45  109
states that the compound must contain
 4.42  1018 J
 4n  2   electrons, where n is a positive whole
number. Conjugation means that the two double
bonds or one double bond and charge must be
separated by a single bond.

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87. (4) 
 Ag  NH3 2 
 aq 
K2   (2)
 Ag  NH3  H 2 O  aq   NH3 aq  


 Ag  H 2 O 2   2NH 3 aq 
 aq 


88. (1) G   2.303 RT log K;   Ag  NH 3 2  aq  2H 2 O l 
 

G   2.303  8.314  218 log(0.008);  Ag  NH 3  2 



 aq 
K 2 (3)
G   5705.84  2.09  11964.65 J 
 Ag  H 2 O 2   NH 3 aq  
 aq   
= 11.96 kJ.
From equations (1), (2) and (3), it is clear that
89. (4) 1. Oxidation state of C in CO2
K  K1K 2  2  103  8.3 103  16.6  106
x  2  2   0  x  4
93. (3) CH 3COOH + CH 3 COONa
2. Oxidation state of C in CF4 0.1N, 5 mL 0.05 N, 10 mL
x  4  1  0  x  4 milli eq. 0.5 0.5
It is acidic buffer,
3. Oxidation state of C in CCl4
x  4  1  0 ; x = 4  CH 3COO  
pH  pK a  log
4. Oxidation state of C in CH4  CH 3COOH 
x  4  1  0  x  4 pH  pK a
 This solution will have lowest pH.

90. (1)  O   NH 2  OH   NHCOCH 3
94. (4) C 6 H 6 and C 6 H 5 CH 3 will form an ideal solution
91. (3) over the entire range of composition. The bonding
interactions among the molecules will be same
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Boiling point  Molar mass  before and after mixing.
Branching
95. (1) For a cell reaction to be spontaneous
Order of B.P.: n-pentane > iso-pentane > neo- G  should be negative. As G  nFE, So
pentane > n – butane the value will be negative only when E is
So, option (3) is correct. positive.

96. (1) t  0  p 0  a
92. (4)  Ag  H 2 O  2   aq   NH 3 aq 
 t  t  pt  a  x
  Ag  NH 3  H 2 O    aq   H 2 O l ;
1 p 
K1  2.0  103 k  ln  0 
t  pt 

 Ag  NH3  H 2 O    aq 
K1  97. (3) Invert sugar is prepared by acid catalysed

 Ag  H 2 O 2   NH 3 aq   (1) hydrolysis of sucrose.
 aq   
 HCl
 Ag  NH 3  H 2 O    aq   NH 3 aq  C12 H 22 O11  H 2 O  C6 H12 O6  C6 H12 O6
D      Glu cos e D      Fructose
Sucrose

 Invert sugar
  Ag  NH 3 2  aq  H 2 O l  ; K 2  8.3  103
  Specific rotation of invert sugar is

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 of symmetry.
 min   0.5   52   0.5   92   26  46
 20 99. (2) As steric hindrance increases around
carbonyl group, the rate of nucleophilic addition
On reaction with Br2 water, invert sugar forms reaction decreases.
gluconic acid as one of the products. Br2 water
oxidises glucose into gluconic acid and fructose is
not oxidised by it. 100. (2) does not form hydrogen
98. (4) Trans form is optically inactive due to plane bonding.

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 114. (4) Polymers of nucleotides are not used as
BOTANY source for energy or respiratory substrate.
115. (2) Formation of morphologically different
101. (1) ICBN stands for International Code for
leaves in different developmental stages is s e e n
Botanical Nomenclature
in the life cycle of Buttercup, known as
102. (3) Flagella & Pili are outward extensions and heterophylly.
mesosomes are inward extensions.
116. (4) A - ii, B - iv, C - i, D – iii
Chromatophores are present in BGA.
A) Plant with external fertilization -(ii) Cladophora
103. (2) Peptide bonds are formed on the surface of
ribosomes between amino acids during translation. B) Plant with internal fertilization-
Disulphide bonds are formed post- translationally (iv) Sphagnum
in the lumen of rough endoplasmic reticulum. So,
C) Animals showing external fertilization -
the correct answer is option (2).
(i) Fishes
104. (2) Axoneme is the core of eukaryotic cilium and
D) Animals showing internal fertilization -
also the eukaryotic flagellum.
(iii) Reptiles
105. (2) All lipids have phosphorus is incorrect , lipids
117. (3) In grass embryo, the hollow foliar structure
vary e.g., simple fatty acid,glycerol etc.
encloses plumule, the future shoot.
106. (3) An enzyme involved in the conversion of
118. (2) All bisexual flowers are cleistogamous is
Glucose to Fructose is Isomerase as glucose and
incorrect.
fructose have same molecular formula but different
functional groups. 119. (3) Prior to fertilisation, the structure of embryo
sac that may show karyogamy in central cell due
107. (1) Nuclear organization takes place in telophase to the fusion of the two polar nuclei.
and it is lost in prophase.
120. (2) Usually the pollen tube enters into the ovule
108. (3) S-phase is the synthetic phase, in this through Micropyle known as porogamy.
phase chromosomes replicate and DNA doubles.
121. (1) I. Yellow pods
Each chromosome comes to have two chromatin
threads which are attached at centromere. During II. Green seeds these are recessive traits.
metaphase, every chromosome has four 122. (1) I. Pink flowered Snapdragon X Pink flowered
chromatids. Snapdragon
109. (2) Radial vascular bundles, polyarch xylem, no II. AB blood group father X AB blood group
secondary growth is seen in monocot root. mother, these both would show the phenotypic and
110. (2) House fly and wheat families respectively are genotypic ration of 1:2:1.
Muscidae and Poaceae. 123. (3) A - iv, B - iii, C - ii, D – i
111. (1) Temperature shows more influence on dark 124. (1) Point mutations are mutations due to single base
reaction of photosynthesis, The light reactions are substitutions in a gene.
temperature sensitive but they are affected to a
125. (3)No amino acid has five codons, there arethree
much lesser extent because they do not involve
stop codons these are correct.
enzymatic reactions. Dark phase being enzymatic
are temperature controlled. 126. (2) II, III, I, IV is the correct sequence.
112. (1)Potassium hydroxide absorbs carbon di 127. (3) Releasing factor recognises stop
oxide. codons during translation
128. (2) The DNA segment of Agrobacterium
113. (4) Plants with Kranz anatomy in their leaves
tumiefaciens, that can transform normal cells
do not show regeneration of PEP in bundle
of dicots into tumor cells is called as T-DNA
sheath cells. Regeneration of PEP occurs in
located in Ti plasmid.
mesophyll cells.
129. (3) In the process of recombinant DNA
technology, the last step is downstream

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 processing. 145. (4) Both statements A and B are incorrect,
Statement A: A spine is a modified leaf
130. (1) Meloidegyne incognitia is one of the
Statement B: A phylloclade is a modified stem
following types of plant parasites which is a
nematode. 146. (4) Bracts -a modified leaf or scale, typically small,
with a flower or flower cluster in its axil.
131. (3)Important biofertilizer of paddy fields is
Oscillatoria 147. (3) Aestivation is arrangement of petals with
respect to other members of the whorl in bud
132. (2)A- T, B-P, C-S, D-Q
condition of a flower.
133. (3) Milk is converted into curd by the action of the
148. (4) The placentation type in the ovary of onion is
following microbe Lactobacillus.
different from that of Solanum.
134. (3) In the flowers of one of the following plants
149. (3) Root hairs are unicellular elongations while
the number stamens is diadelphous is Pea belonging
trichomes in the shoot system are usually
to fabaceae.
multicellular, and trichome help absorb water and
135. (1) Spindle fibers are formed by a component of minerals. Root hair is involved in absorption of
cytoskeleton, this is the correct statement. water and minerals.
136. (4) a-i; b-iii; c-ii; d-iv, 150. (1) ‘A’ are the components of dermal tissue system
(a) Co-extinction (i) Plant-pollinator - subsidiary cells

(b) Habitat loss (iii) Amazon forest ‘B’ are the components of vascular tissue -
albuminous cells
(c) Overexploitation (ii)Passenger pigeon
(d) Alien species invasion(iv) Nile perch ZOOLOGY
137. (1) In majority of higher animals and plants,
growth and reproduction are mutually 151. (3) Ascaris has a body cavity not lined with
exclusive events. peritoneum

138. (2)The common character of plantae in two 152. (4) A gizzard is not unique to birds. It is also
kingdom classification was all organisms present in other animals, e.g., cockroach.
having cell walls. 153. (2)a-i; b-iii; c-iv; d-ii
139. (2) Nostoc is a filamentous BGA. 154. (3) The tissue that is specialized to conduct
140. (3) During sexual reproduction, there is no electrical signals from one structure in the
fusion of gametes or gametangia but there is body to another structure is neural tissue.
fusion of cells or hyphae of two genetically 155. (4) The structural and functional units of the
different genotypes or strains. This condition compound eye of the cockroach are ommatidia
is shown by Basidiomycetes.
156. (3) D A B E C
141. (1) Viroids have single stranded RNA.
Respiration involves the following steps:(i)
142. (3) Numerical taxonomy - considers and
Breathing or pulmonary ventilation by which
gives equal importance to all characters of
organisms for classification, this is the correct atmospheric air is drawn in and CO 2 rich alveolar
statement. air is released out.(ii) Diffusion of gases ( O 2 and
143. (4) Development of endosperm after CO 2 ) across the alveolar membrane.(iii) Transport
fertilization, is not seen in gymnosperms.
of gases by the blood.(iv) Diffusion of O 2 and
144. (3) A - iv, B - iii, C - ii, D – i,
CO 2 between blood and tissues.(v) The utilisation
A) Mycorrhizal roots -iv) Pinus
of O 2 by the cells for catabolic reactions and
B) Coralloid roots - iii) Cycas
resultant release of CO 2 .
C) Root nodules - i) Rhizophora
157. (3) Every 100 mL of deoxygenated blood delivers
D) Pneumatophores - ii) Groundnut

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 approximately 4 ml of CO 2 to the alveoli indicated for a woman who cannot produce an
ovum
158. (3) a-iii, b-ii, c-iv, d-i
174. (1) Male grasshopper has a pair of dissimilar
159. (4) The majority of oxygen is transported in the allosomesis incorrect, it has XO sex
blood of man bound to haemoglobin. chromosomes.
160. (2) The blood of the frog differs from that of the 175. (4) a-iv; b-iii; c-i; d-ii
cockroach in that it circulates only through a closed (a) Phenylketonuria (iv) Tyrosine deficiency
network of blood vessels. (b) Down’s syndrome - (iii) Aneuploidy
161. (2) The human heart is called ‘myogenic’ (c) Sickle cell trait -(i) HbAHbS
heart because its normal activities are (d) Haemophilia - (ii) Queen Victoria family
regulated intrinsically by specialised muscles. 176. (2) Use and disuse of an organ or part was
162. (4) In human beings, nitrogenous wastes are the advocated by Lamarck.
byproducts of the metabolism of proteins and 177. (4) The equation p2 +2pq+q2 describes the
nucleic acids genotype frequencies of a population which is not
163. (1)An increase in sodium reabsorption in the DCT evolving
is primarily caused by a/an increase in aldosterone 178. (3) Homo sapiens first appeared during
levels. quaternary period
164. (4) Gap junctions are characteristic of electrical 179. (2) a-iv; b-iii; c-i; d-ii
synapses
(a) Elephantiasis - (iv) Wuchereria bancrofti
165. (1) a-ii; b-iv; c-i; d-iii (b) Amoebiasis - (iii) Entamoeba histolytica
(a) Cerebral medulla -(ii) White matter (c) Malaria - (i) Plasmodium vivax
(b) Autonomic neural system (iv) Smooth (d) Ringworms - (ii) Trichophyton
muscle 180. (2) HIV causes immune deficiency because it
(c) Somatic neural system (i) Skeletal destroys helper T cells.
muscle
(d) Cerebral cortex (iii) Grey matter 181. (1) On the top of inter-ventricular septum AV
bundle immediately divides and form 1) Right and
166. (3)ADH is proteinaceous hormone and binds to left bundle of his
receptors on the cell membrane
182. (3) Both are correct.
167. (2) Parathyroid gland is located near the
posterolateral aspect of the superior pole of the 183. (4) The maximum number of individuals in a
thyroid. particular area can sustain is known as the carrying
capacity.
168. (2) Only B is correct
184. (4) a-iii; b-i; c-ii; d-iv
169. (3) Low levels of estrogen,progesterone, FSH and
185. (4) Chemoautotrophic bacteria are primary
LH
producers.They use the chemical energy to make
170. (1) Insulin keeps blood glucose levels from ATP, and use the ATP to make organic substance.
becoming too high. It causes glucose to move
186. (2) (iv), (i), (iii), (ii)
from the blood into cells, where it is either u s e d
for respiration or stored in liver and 187. (1) Threonine and Threonine respectively
muscle cells as glycogen.Thus, both Assertion
188. (4) Statins - Trichoderma polysporum is wrong,
and Reason are true and Reason is the correct statins are produced by yeast Trichoderma
explanation of Assertion. purpureus.
171. (3) Foetal ejection reflex triggers the release of 189. (3) All are correct.
oxytocin from maternal neurohypophysis.
190. (4) Biodiversity hotspots characteristically are
172. (2)Emergency contraceptives are effective if used rich in endemic species.
within three days from the time of coitus
191. (4) A - R, B - S, C - Q, D - P
173. (3) GIFT is an assisted reproductive technology

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192. (1) Behaviour of chromosomes is parallel to the 197. (1) Androgens are secreted by Leydig cells/
behaviour of genes during inheritance. It was noted Interstitial cell of testis.
by Sutton and Boveri
198. (2) LNG-20, progestasert are hormone releasing
193. (1) Both S-I & S-II are correct IUDs.
194. (1) Head of myosin has ATPase site on it. 199. (3) IgA is abundantly found in colostrum.
195. (1) The number of facial bones in the human 200. (1) Dentalium, Chaetopleura, Aplysia –
skeleton is 14 Mollusca, this is correct. Nereis is an annelid.
Ascaris is acshelminthes. Locusta is
196. (1) In adults, RBCs are formed primarily in the
arthropoda.
red bone marrow.

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