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TimeI~ : 2 Hours/~
Note/m:
(1)
Full Marks/'f"!f
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.
~ w-it i'!; "" ~ I ~ 'TffiI 3W if; fu1( 1% :>i'!; 'fi1GT 'f11('111 ~ ~ m "" JIITIiq; lip! ftm I (2)
If more than one alternative answers seem to be approximate to the correct answer, choose the closest one. ~ ~"Iill
(3)
~,
f.i,.2"" ~ 3W ~ I
This paper comprises of Five Sections. Sections I and II are compulsory whereas only one Section out ofIII, IV and V is to be attempted.
'Il' lIm'! ""'" 19Oi\ "" ~ I f
om
1«i " 31f.Rm t ~ om
I
Ill, IV " V
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Section-I
"@US-I MENTAL AGILITY (Compulsory for all)
1.
The sum of two numbers is 80. If the larger number exceeds number by 5, then the smaller number is
(I)
(336)
5
(2)
15
(3)
I
20
fOMT
times the smaller
(4) 25
(P.T.O.)
12U/102/22 Set No. 2
2.
If 3 chairs and 2 stools cost Rs 1,200 and 5 chairs and 3 stools cost Rs 1,900, then the cost of 2 chairs and 2 stools is
3 ~ al\1: 2 ~
3N(
3.
(2) Rs 900
Rs 700
(I)
(3) Rs 1,000
(4)
1,100
In covering the distance of 30 km, Amit takes 2 hours more than Suresh. If Amit doubles his speed, he would take 1 hour less than Suresh. Amit's speed is
0'" 0
(I) 5 km/hr
4.
(2) 7·50 km/hr
(3) 6 km/hr
'lM!
82 'Ilm
t al\1:
~ ~ 400
;iP1i (2)
(I) 25 m
16 m
3'!flrn :wHt '1ft!
(4) 6'25 km/hr
2 t ""Od'"' (4)
(R
20 m
The ratio of number of boys and girls in a school of 720 students is 7: 5. How :many more girls should be admitted to make the ratio as 1: 1 ?
If the perimeter of the rectangle is 82 metres and the area is 400 m 2, the breadth of the rectangle is 1l.'1i "',." .. "
5.
3 ~
al\1:
12U /102/22 Set No_ 2
7.
\\bat decimal of an hour is second?
ill 0-0025
8.
(2)
(2)
(41
(3)
(4) +0
0-000126
0-04
0040
A man walking at the rate of 3 KMPH crosses a square field diagonally in 2 minutes. The area of the field in acres is
m
'"" ~ 3 f
"'" *" t
%r
ill 36
10.
(3) 0-00027
The square root of 0-16 is
(11 0-004
9.
0-0256
(2)
(3)
64
50
(diagonally) 2
(4)
iiRc it
'W
60
In a certain code, 15789 is written as ;
",. 'fl it
15789
'!it
XTZAL
1('i 2346 '!it NPSU 't "" it
fucn "'"
~I 23549
'!it 'fl "" it
""" %IT fu@t?
(11
11.
(336)
NPTUL
(2)
PNTSL
(3)
NPTSL
(4)
NBTSL
The sum of the ages of a son and his father is 56 years. After 4 years, the age of the father will be 3 times that of his son. Their ages respectively are
(I]
12 years, 44 years
(2)
16 years, 42 years
(3)
16 years, 48 years
(4)
18 years, 36 years
3
(P_ T.O.)
12U /102/22 Set No_ 2
1% ~
m. i\>ft
12.
{I)
12 _ , 44 _
{2)
16 _ , 42 _
13)
16 _ , 48 _
(4)
18 _ , 36 _
1%
(3) 2-50%
(2) 0-50%
A wheel makes 1000 revolutions in covering wheel is
{I) 24 m
14.
(2) 40 m
distance of 88 !an, The diameter of the
14 m
(4)
The area of the largest triangle that can be inscribed in a semicircle of radius r is
{3) 8r
In a certain code, 33946 is coded as PPOAL and 1987 is coded as ROSE, How is 94678 coded in that code? 1% 'F i\ 33946
{336)
Cl
(4) 0-25%
(3) 28 m
(1) 2rcm 2
15.
~ "'" ~ ~ fun
The difference between the interest received from two different banks on Rs 500 for two years is Rs 2'50. Hence the difference between their rates is
(I)
13.
"" _
(2) OALES
ROSE ~ ""
(3) POALE
4
i\ fu1iiT
'Tm
i
I 94678
{4) OSEPL
'F ""
12U /102/22 Set No. 2
16.
17.
Spot the stranger in the following Ginger
(2)
(I)
~
(2) '11"R
(I)
(2) Marigold
Sugarbeet
=
(3) Lily
~
(3)
fffift
(4) Lotus
(4) 'IilR
Choose the group of letters which is different from others in the following
(I) ABO
19.
(3)
(4)
Find the odd-one out of the following (I) Rose
18.
(3) Tomato
Carrot
(I)
(3) VWZ
(2) HIK
(4)
QRT
(4)
126
The missing term in the following series is
f.i",R1""" ~ ii W1 ~3!T
'"'"
t 0, 6, 24, 60, "', 210
(1) 20.
(336)
1 17
(2)
II9
(3)
120
The ftrst Republic Day ofIndia was celebrated on 26th January, 1950. The day on this date was (I) Tuesday
(2) Wednesday
(1)
(2) ~qqn
Jj1It'lC«({
(3) Thursday
(4) Friday
(4)
5
'lJlI"'R (P.T.O.)
12U /102/22 Set No. 2
Directions : Choose the number which is different from others in the group.
12
(2) 25
(3)
37
(4)
49
(2)
(3)
36
(4)
59
21.
(I)
22.
(I) 48
23.
rn a group of cows and hens, the number of legs are 14 more than twice the number of
12
heads. The number of cows is
'TPif "'IT ~ it """ "'!l' if i\U
.mm
~ fuij
.mm
it ~ it
14
311"".. ~ I 'TPif
(I)
24.
5
(2)
7
(3)
10
(4)
12
A worker may claim Rs 15 for each km which he travels by taxi and Rs 5 for each km which he drives his own car. Ifin one week he claimed Rs 500 for travelling 80 km, how many km did he travel by taxi?
""" mrtt ~ 5 ",
lIfu ~,>ft 0
lIfu ~ o>ft 0 1('i 3N-ft f.hft ft , """ it fu1( ~ l:IU ~ ~,>ft,
l:IU """ ""
~
""'" t
[I)
10
it fu1( 15
"0
(2) 20
(3) 30
(4) 40
Directions : Find the missing character from among the given alternatives.
4 A
[I) 25
(336)
~
& B
25.
5 C
6 B
(2)
37
(3)
6
41
(4)
47
""" it
fu1(
500 ", ""
12U /102/22 Set No. 2
Section-II 1]Iu,;-II
CHEMISTRY (Compulsory for all) 26.
The highest strength of acid is shown by (I) CCl 3 COOH
(2) CHCl 2 COOH
(3) CH ,CICOOH
(4) CH 3COOH
3ll<'! ""
(I) CCl 3COOH (3)
27.
if t
CH ,CICOOH
(2) CHCl,COOH
if t
(4) CH 3COOH
if %
(1) Gammexane and urea
(2) Gammexane and DDT
(3) Urea and DAP
(4) DDT
it ~ -
"'" "" "'"
( I) .)" ••rH :;fR (3)
'lft'!1
~ 1iRn
t?
'lft'!1
(2) ~""'fH :;fR DDT
:;fR DAP
(4) DDT
PDB is p-dichlorobenzene. It is used as (] )
fu~igating
soil
(2) pesticide (4) fertilizer
(3) insecticide
(336)
if t
Which of the following is a fertilizer?
.,.m
28.
7
(P. T.O.)
12U /102/22 Set No. 2
PDB p ~1~'fulil' ..,l1" (1)
m ""
i I ""'" ""'""
",{'iVI< ~ it 1<\in i
(3) loi\"il"'I~ '" >flIT'! 29.
(2) qR1",;~ '"
1<\in ~
(4) "'1G '" >flIT'!
1<\in i
(1)
For Cu+ : 3d 10 4s 1
(2) For Cu : 3d 9 45'
(3)
For er : 3d 4 4s2
(4)
(3)
For Fe +3 : 3d S
(2) Cu '" furl( 3d 9 45'
Cr '" furl( 3d 4 45'
(4) Fe ,3 '"
Which is incorrect for the oxidation states? (1)
er has 6 in K2Cr207 as well as in K 2Cr0 4
(2) Co has 3 in [Co(NH 3 )d" (3) Ni has zero in Ni(CO)4 (4)
Ni has 2 in Ni(CO)4
""" ",1",,10;\01 @lfu/~ fiI;B
(1) K,Cr,07
it Co
(3) Ni(CO)4 i\ Ni pi (4) Ni(CO)4
it
i'
Jffi K,Cr04 it Cr
(2) (Co(NH 3 )6t 3
(336)
1<\in i
Which of the following outer electronic configurations is correct?
(I) Cu' '" furl( 3d 1045 1
30.
>flIT'!
it Ni
~
i
~
8
furl( 3d 5
12U /102/22 Set No. 2
31.
Which of the following. is correct? (1) Glucose is a monosaccharide (2)
Fructose is a disaccharide
(3) Starch is a polysaccharide while cellulose is a disaccharide
(4) Sucrose is a polysaccharide ~
Wt W i\ i\
~-m
~ :S1~~it{I$:S
131
m
qi<:11~i;;(II~
t
t
141 ~ qi,"1~i;;(II~
32.
~
i\
t
i
Which is true for the pH of 10- 3 M aqueous solution? ill
33.
t?
t
(11 ~ 41",~i;;(11~ (21
>rtll
HC! is 11
(2) NaOH is 3
10 - 3 M i;; 'If.fi
i\ rtll pH
(11 HC! "" 11
t
(3) KOH is 11
~ -m
(2) NaOH "" 3
i
(4)
KC! is 11
i' (3) KOH "" 11
t
(4) KC! "" 11
i
Which of the following is incorrect?
(1) Internal pressure, (BEjBVlr =0 for an ideal gas (2) .6.0 is zero at equilibrium
(3) For precipitation of MX, its ionic product must exceed its solubility product, K
(3) C6HS-OH is acidic in nature (4) All of the above
(336)
10
'It\ ~ ~
sp
~ ~ (iT;n
12U/ 102/22 Set No. 2
~ if ..r.,-m ""
i?
it '"" HNO 3
tn i tn i
iI 1(4l~"
tITm i
(1) P,O 5 'lR\ it '"" H 3 PO 4 (2) N ,0 5 'lR\
(3) C6Hs-OH"T'l
(41 3'rih!;
36.
,,,ft
Which of the following is correct?
(lJ The functional group R-C=O is ketonic
I
(2) [l:"PAC name of H-CO-OH is ethanoic acid
PI
C 12 H 22 0
11
(Maltose) is monosaccharide
f4:J Lactose (milk-sugar) is monosaccharide
(11 WlI""
"'IT'
R-C=O
I
!2l H-CO-OH q;r IUPAC 'l1ll ~ ~ i PI C.,H 220]] (TJTfit;;r) ,"oiI~4;(I,6 i (4J
31.
~
~~
(",,, -o;;(T-ft)
'" 11~ 4;\""
i
of the following is correct?
(11 Lateral overlap of P y with py-orbital gives It-bond
t2l Einstein's relation is
tJ.x·l'1p 2!
~ 4,
(31 DNA exists as single chain ~ Bond-order of He 2 == ~
(336 1
11
(P.T.O.)
12Ujl02j22 Set No. 2
~
i\ ",,"-m
~ ~?
(I) '% p y "" p y -,."""
(2)
"'~"'''~'I""
(3)
DNA ~ $I
lh "'" m
"""'"
if
iRT
~
~ -"~ 4.
-mn ~
(4) He, "" -."F!<-..m ~ ~
38.
Assertion, A : The strength of halogen-substituted acids is in the order FCH ,COOH > CICH ,COOH > BrCH,COOH > ICH ,COOH Reasoning, R : Electron-withdrawing nature of halogens is in the order F < Cl < Br < I (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 and R. both are false Assertion, (-om) A : ~ ~ 1(\l!6
FCH ,COOH > CICH ,COOH > BrCH,COOH > ICH ,COOH Reasoning, ('I1m'JT) R : ~
( I) A 3i'n: R (2) A
3i'n:
R
3\q; ~ 3\q; ~
(3) A ~ ~ ~ R (4)
39.
A
3i'n:
R
'l?
'lB(!
lh IA"i:T'I >l'l"!lR/f.i
'5I'ii11: ~ F < Cl< Br d
t
~
Which of the following statements is incorrect? (I) Atomic volume increases from Li to Cs
(2) Electropositive character increases from Li to Cs (3) Valency of elements with respect to oxygen decreases from I to VII group
(4) Valency of elements with respect to hydrogen increases from I to IV group and the decreases from V to VII group (336)
12
12U 1102/22 Set No. 2
Wi it
.:r.r-ID TTffi! ~,
'Cl.
(I) ~cJlTlRR Li
it Cs oq; 'WIT ~ (2) TT Li it Cs oq; 'WIT ~ (3) ",l>I!fu "'" i~"~"(1/';"~,"d' I il VII ll-~ oq; !fu "'" i~"<;,(1/,;,""''"(\' I it IV ll-q oq; "'¥fi t 1%1: V il VII ll-q
oq;
Which is incorrect? (1) Amine as well as ammonia both are protonated in their aqueous solutions YNH, +H,O"" YNHj +OH-
IV =R or H)
(2) Tritium is an isotope of hydrogen (3) HelD 4 is chloric acid
(4) H 28 20 3 is thiosulphuric -acid
Wi il '1i'R -ID (1)
3l1Jl4
TTffi!
i?
om ,,-.,)Wo ~ 'lr.fi i\; -offi ij 1lRfu ~ ~ YNH, +H,D "" YNHj +DH-
(2) ~ ~'1"~4 ""
",,{«le'. i
(3) HC1D 4 "ffiitl> ~
t
(4) H ,S,o 3 ~1>il«M'I'!!{'" ~
41.
For a
p~electron,
IV =R or H)
i
possible values of its azimuthal and magnetic quantum numbers are
(I) 1 =0,1 and 2; m =0, ±1 and ±2 (2) 1=1, m=-I,O and +1 131 1 :02; m :=:-2, -1, 0, +1 and +2 • (3361
10::1; m ",,0, ±1, ±2 and ±3
13
(P.T.O.)
12U/ 102/22 Set No. 2
(1) 1~0,1~2;m~0,±I~±2 (2) 1 d; m ~ -1, 0 ~ + I (3) 1 ~ 2; m ~ -2, -1, 0, + 1 ~ + 2 (4) ld;m~0,±1,±2~±3
42.
The order of a gaseous reaction A --.). B is
(1) first if rate of reaction, >-d[AJ is independent of initial concentration of [A]
dt
(2) first if -dIA) depends on IB)
dt
(3J first or second if rate -d[AJ depends on [Bl or [B]2, respectively
dt
(4) second if -diAl depends on IA]2
dt
A -> B
if 31fmlPn
(I) """
~..m.
-dIAl, [A)'R
f.M '11ft ""'" ~
(2) """
~
-d[AI, [B) 'R
f.M ""'" i
..m.
(4)
mmr ~ ..m. d
'liT
dt dt
(3) MI;j<1R """ m
(336)
~
31fmlPn
~ ~..m.
-dIAl [Af 'R dt '
-dIAl, [B]m [B]2 'R f.M '""" dt
f.M '""" ~
14
i
12U 1102/22 Set No. 2
43.
Which of the follov.ring is incorrect? PI Addition reaction takes place in C 2H 4 (21 Addition reaction takes place in C 2H 2 (31
Phenol is basic due to the presence of benzene ring
(4)
Phenol is acidic due to the presence of benzene ring
,.m i\ ,,;r., -m,"""
~?
(11 C,H 4 if ~ ~ (2) C,H, if ~ ~ (3)
(4)
44.
fiRR if ~ tm fiRR it ~ tm
V-t V-t
W
~ ~
if;
'ffi"[ ....
ilfu
if;
'ffi"[ ...
~mrs<;
""" ~
Assertion, A : A solution of SrCl 2 will precipitate as SrSO 4 when mixed with dilute H 230-1 Reasoning, R: If ionic product [Sr 2 "] [SO~- J exceeds its solubility product (I) A and R both are correct and R is the correct explanation of A
{21 A and R both are correct but R is not the correct explanation of A (3) A is incorrect while R is true (41 A is true but R is false
Reasoning, (
3'1",,; it ""'" ~ IliA (2) A (3)
*' *'
A '"""
(4) A ""
(336)
R R
~
*'
"3t<; ~ "3t<; ~ R
*' *'
2+
A if; fu1( R "3t<;
'ffi"[
~
A if; fu1( R "3t<;
'ffi"[
~ ~
IISO~-I ~ 1li8,",-~oHq;",
i\
Bt\ ~
~ ~ R '@ ~ 15
(P. T.O.)
12U /102/22 Set No. 2
45.
Blast furnace is employed in the metallurgy of (I) Pb
(2) Fe
~ ~
m. i\;
it <'lTf
~ ij _
(I) Pb
46.
(3) Ag
(2)
(4) Au
;;m/\ ~? (3) Ag
Fe
(4) Au
Which one of the following is correct? (1) Li and Mg do not form
nitri~es
(2) Be and AI show diagonal relationship (3) Na does not give NaOH with water (4) MgO is an acidic oxide
,.pj ..
(2) Be
47.
afu
~
t,
Mg "'~olh 'f@
afu AI
'I'lri\
ij Sl""."'--'<
~
t
(3)
m","" 'IT'fi i\; m'! NaOH 'f@ tIT t
(4)
MgO 1% ~>i1",'h :>
t
Mo is used as a promoter in the manufacture of NH 3 . A promoter (1) enhances the rate of reaction (2) enhances the activity of a catalyst
(3) retards the rate of reaction (4) retards the activity of a catalyst
(336)
16
12U /102/22 Set No. 2
NH3 i\; 4j~",,( ( I)
liTtim
~ ~ ~ ~I 1!.'fi
liTtim
i\; ~
'!it
...-<;1<11
~
31f'lfli;m
(4) ,"
48.
Mo 1!.'fi
31f'lfli;m
(2) ,"
it
i\; ~
'!it """" ~
H 280 4 is manufact'!1red by (1) Haber's process
(2) Chamber's process (3) electrolytic process
(4) double decomposition method H ,SO 4 (1)
toR >Ifim "i\
(2) ~
49.
'liT 4j~",,(
JfTim "i\
~
t
~
t
(3)
,MIfim "i\
~
(4)
~
3l'l'R'I it~
"i\
t t
Assertion, A : Raoult's law describes the behaviour of an ideal solution Reasoning, R : Henry's law describes the behaviour of a real solution (1)
A as well as R is correct and R is the correct explanation of A
(2) A as well as R is correct but R is not the correct explanation of A (3) A is true but R is false
(4) A and R, both are false (336)
17
(P.T.O.)
12U /102/22 Set No. 2
Assertion, ('>it;) A , m
t-m
Reasoning, (omur) R , (1) A
(2) A
50.
al\>: al\>:
R
R
'fiT ill "-'" anttfl
it
al\>:
it
oit< A i\;
A i\;
fu« fu«
A ""
(4)
A
(I) N,O, NO and N,03 (2) N ,0, NO, N ,0 3' NO, and N ,0 5 N,O, N,03,NO"N,04 and N,05
(4) N,O, NO, and N,05
N, i\;
'V
""""'1gB
(I) N,O, NO "'" N,03 (2) N ,0, NO, N ,0 3' NO, "", N ,0 5 (3)
N ,0, N ,0 3 , NO, ' N ,0 4 "'" N ,0 5
(4) N ,0, NO, "'" N ,0 5
(336)
i\;
18
qi\ 'ffiR!T
'.l'"
i
R it
All the oxides of N 2 are
(3)
'.l'"
i\;
R it
i Ji\;;lj R 'l? i oit< R
(3)
i
i
qi\ 'ffiR!T
t
12U /102/22 Set No. 2
Section-III 19U5-1II PHYSICS and MATHEMATICS (Physics)
51.
If a particle is projected at an angle of 60° to the horizontal with kinetic energy E, then
its kinetic energy at the highest point of its path will be
~ i\ 60' ""
31'R
3
(1)
3E
(2) .J3E 2
4
52.
""" ofil ~ (1)
3n'«f 'lfu A
iPft,
'I'lT
A ±3
3lTm>!
.,wn, (2)
i\
'Ii«IT
i
I "'" "" ""
~ ftm
'R
'1fir.! """ ~ ~
±~
A man is standing on the edge of a circular platform rotating about its central I,lXl.s. If the man walks towards its centre the angular velocity of the platform (1) does not change (3)
(2) decreases
(4) is halved
Increases
31'f.t ~ 3l~ ;ffi
m o82'h14
(1)
'It!
(3) "'" (336)
(4) E 4
2
A particle executes simple harmonic motion with an amplitude A. The displacement at which the kinetic energy is equal to twice the potential energy, is "'" "'" mB
53.
(3) E
m
'R
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