Solutions AIATS Medical-2017 Test-3 (Code-A B) (18!12!2016)

Test - 3 (Code A) (Answers & Hints)
All India Aakash Test Series for Medical-2017

TEST - 3 (Code-A)
ANSWERS
Test Date : 18-12-2016

1.
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37.
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73.
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109. (2)
145. (2)
2.
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38.
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74.
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110. (1)
146 (2)
3.
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39.
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75.
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111. (4)
147. (2)
4.
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40.
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76.
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112. (1)
148. (4)
5.
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41.
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77.
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113. (4)
149. (1)
6.
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42.
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78.
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114. (4)
150. (4)
7.
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43.
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79.
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115. (4)
151. (3)
8.
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44.
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80.
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116. (3)
152. (4)
9.
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45.
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81.
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117. (2)
153. (2)
10.
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46.
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82.
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118. (2)
154. (3)
11.
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47.
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83.
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119. (1)
155. (2)
12.
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48.
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84.
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120. (2)
156. (1)
13.
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49.
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85.
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121. (4)
157. (4)
14.
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50.
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86.
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122. (3)
158. (4)
15.
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51.
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87.
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123. (3)
159. (1)
16.
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52.
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88.
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124. (3)
160. (3)
17.
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53.
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89.
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125. (1)
161. (4)
18.
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54.
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90.
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126. (4)
162. (2)
19.
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55.
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91.
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127. (3)
163. (4)
20.
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56.
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92.
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128. (2)
164. (1)
21.
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57.
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93.
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129. (1)
165. (3)
22.
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58.
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94.
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130. (2)
166. (2)
23.
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59.
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95.
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131. (2)
167. (1)
24.
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60.
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96.
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132. (3)
168. (4)
25.
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61.
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97.
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133. (3)
169. (2)
26.
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62.
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98.
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134. (3)
170. (3)
27.
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63.
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99.
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135. (3)
171. (1)
28.
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64.
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100. (1)
136. (2)
172. (3)
29.
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65.
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101. (1)
137. (3)
173. (4)
30.
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66.
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102. (2)
138. (4)
174. (2)
31.
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67.
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103. (1)
139. (1)
175. (1)
32.
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68.
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104. (3)
140. (3)
176. (2)
33.
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69.
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105. (2)
141. (4)
177. (1)
34.
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70.
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106. (2)
142. (3)
178. (2)
35.
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71.
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107. (3)
143. (4)
179. (1)
36.
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72.
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108. (2)
144. (4)
180. (3)
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Hints to Selected Questions

[ PHYSICS]
1.
Answer (2)
6.
Q=0
2O3 3O2
W = u
3
Hence, one mole of O3 will give
moles of O2 on
2
dissociation.
W = +ve during expansion

u = ve
Now, 75% i.e., 3 moles of O3 will give
i.e., Temperature decreases
2.
of O2.
Product of PV decreases as temperature

decreases.
Similarly O3 3O , hence one mole of O3 will give

3 moles of O.
Answer (3)
df
F
ui = 4 CV T = 4
3R
GMe . mdx
x 2 2R
GMe m
3R 2
uf =
dx
x
dm
mg
3
7.
Here Y = B
8.
Answer (2)
Equation of graph is
1
3
As the body moves down, its velocity increases nonlinearly hence viscous force also increases and thus
the resultant force on the body decreases, and hence
the acceleration non-linearly decreases. Best choice
is option 4.
Answer (3)
Keplers law is based on principle of conservation of
angular momentum as resultant torque of
gravitational force is zero.
r 2
T
A
r
P = KV
PV1 = K
C = CV
Answer (4)
2/12
15RT
4
Answer (4)
1

3
5.
9 5R
3R
63RT
T 3
T
2 2
2
4
F = Pressure difference Area
Y
3 1 2
1 2
6R
T 12RT
2
Hence, u = uf ui =
Answer (3)
B
4.
9
moles
2
For an ideal gas PV = nRT
Force between element and the earth
3.
Answer (2)
C
9.
R
, n polytropic index
1 n
3R R
2R
2
2
Answer (2)
On melting the stone pieces settle down, level of
water decreases.
10. Answer (3)

Velocity of efflux =
2g height of hole from top

16. Answer (3)
11. Answer (4)
V = x2y + 3z
Let force on mass m be F.
GMm
R3
R
2
GMm
2R 2
R
2
Component of force along

tunnel = F cos 45
=
R
2
GMm
2R 2
Iy =
V
x2
y
I2 =
V
3
z
at (1,0,1)

I = j 3k
12. Answer (1)

I
GMx
2
x2

I =
Here, x = R
r=
13. Answer (4)
10 N/kg
17. Answer (4)

H=

GMR
GM
I
3
2 2R
2 2R 2
2T cos
r g
2T cos
H g
Putting values
AB Isothermal, P
1
, VB VA
V
BC Isochoric, VB = VC
CD Isothermal, VD = VC
14. Answer (4)
r=
15. Answer (1)

Let reading in Celsius scale = x
Reading in Fahrenheit scale would be 2x.
x 0
2 x 32
100 0 212 32
x = 160C
2 0.1 cos 60
10 103 10
r = 106m = 1 m
18. Answer (2)
Pressure at all the points of the stream will be equal

and equal to the atmospheric pressure.
x
2 x 32
100
180
V
2 xy
x

2
I = 2xyi x j 3k
F cos 45 Gm g
a=
m
2R 2 2
Ix =
Q2
W
= 5, Q2 = 2000 cal
W=
2000
400 cal
5
In joules = 1680 J
19. Answer (3)
Unlike electrostatics, there will be no induced mass
hence neither field, nor potential will be zero inside
shell. Field will be only zero at one point outside
sphere exactly at mid-point of the line joining point
mass and centre of shell.
3/12

20. Answer (2)
h

28. Answer (2)
V 2R
2gR V 2
2gR
2
90 R
60
60 O
30
Satellite
21. Answer (4)
Earth
22. Answer (3)

In
PV
12.5
P
100
OB = R cosec30 = 2R
Hence, orbital velocity =
23. Answer (3)

C = CV
3R =
AOB
R
1 n
GM
2R
gR
2
29. Answer (4)
5R
R
2 1 n
n = 1
Gravitational potential remains same inside and at
surface of the shell
PV 1 = C
TV2
Now potential at centre = 0
24. Answer (3)
Potential at surface = 0
25. Answer (2)
30. Answer (1)
RD of solid
w
w w
50
RD of solid =
m 50 m
20
10
a 2v
t
Film
a3 g sin
a3 g cos
26. Answer (3)

By equation of continuity,
Net force on block must be zero for constant velocity.
A1V1 = A2V2
a3 g sin
[10 cm]2 [2 cm/sec] = [2 mm]2V2

104 2
cm
4 V2
sec
V2 = 5000 cm/sec = 50 m/sec
(Wd = Area under PV graph)
WdBC = 0
WdCD = 4P0V0
Total Wd = 3P0V0
4/12
ag sin t
v
31. Answer (2)

Q = 2u
27. Answer (3)

WdAB = P0V0
a 2v
t
nCT = 2nCVT
C = 2CV
C = 2
5R
5R
2
38. Answer (1)
32. Answer (4)

B
P
V
V
P2
P3
1.165 1.01 105
P1
10
100
1
V1
V2
U12 = U13
33. Answer (4)

Time period of revolution of stars in a binary star
system is equal irrespective of their masses or radii.
Q12 < Q13

39. Answer (3)
34. Answer (2)

g=
PT = constant
GM
x2
, x distance from centre of earth
PV
P
C
nR
%g = 2%x
P2V = C
%g = 2%
Now, %x = 1%
40. Answer (2)
dT
K Tavg Ts
dt
nR T
N 1
1
, T T0
2
10
K 55 25
10
35. Answer (4)
1
30
10 1
45 25
t
30
Upthrust = 0
as geff = 0
36. Answer (2)
Areal velocity of the planet remains constant hence,
area swept = 2A0 in time 2t0
37. Answer (2)
10
1
20
t
30
t = 15 minutes
41. Answer (3)
PP PQ = la
Here,
W12 < W13 (Area)
1.55 105 Pa
1
PV 2
V3
Heat lost by steam = Heat gained by ice
= 2 103 kg/m3
2 540 + 2 1 (100 T) = 10 80 + 10 1 (T 0)
l= 2m
1080 + 200 2T = 800 + 10T
a= 5
480 = 12T
m/s2
PP PQ = 20
103
= 20 kPa
T = 40C
5/12

42. Answer (2)
43. Answer (3)

IN I0 (1 + 2T)
T C
100C
<k1>
<k2>
1
m
2
So, it is almost a linear increase for small

temperature change.
0C
1
m
2
44. Answer (1)
Now, rate of heat flow will be same in two parts

k1 A T1 k2 A T2
1
1
2
2
<k1> T1 = <k2>T2
T1 = T2
dQ
AeT 4
dt
( <k1> < <k2>)
(100 T) > (T 0)
H0
AT 4
1 14
H
A2T2
H0
4R 2T04
1
H
4R 2
4
2T0
16
45. Answer (4)
2T < 100, T < 50
Volume decreases till 4C and then increases.
[ CHEMISTRY]
46. Answer (1)
50. Answer (4)
Only primitive cell exists.
ZnO upon heating shows metal excess defect.
47. Answer (3)
51. Answer (3)
Orthorhombic unit cell exists in simple, face centred

and body centred lattice.
Void fraction = 1 packing fraction

4 3 8 3
r = r
3
3
Volume occupied = 2
48. Answer (3)
A
Volume of unit cell =
a3
4r
=
8 3
3 r

Packing fraction =
64 / 3 3 r 3
52. Answer (2)

A present at ccp lattice and B in all tetrahedral
voids.
Number of A atoms left = 6
1
1 15
6
8
2
4
Number of atoms in 0.25 mol = 1.5 1023

Number of tetrahedral voids = 2 No. of atoms
53. Answer (4)
97 g = 97 106 g
Number of B atoms left = 6
97 g ZnS = 1 mol = 6 1023 atoms
A 15 B6 A 5B8
97 106 g ZnS = 106 mol = 6 1017 atoms
49. Answer (3)

Fact
6/12
4 atoms makes 1 unit cell
1
17
6 1017 atoms 6 10 unit cell
4

54. Answer (3)

66. Answer (4)
CsCl crystallises in BCC lattice.

55. Answer (1)
W
1000
Tb K b
Mol. mass mass of solvent
0.52 0.52
8
1000
Mol. mass 200
eq
Ca3 PO4 2 eq
Ca2 eq
PO34
67. Answer (1)

Cu + 2Ag+ Cu2+ + Ag
E = E
Cu2
0.0591
log
2
2
Ag
Mol. mass = 40
56. Answer (2)

PbCl4 Pb4+
4Cl
ei = 1 + 4
1
2
Cu
and E Ag
68. Answer (3)

Higher the reduction potential weaker is the reducing
agent.
69. Answer (4)
57. Answer (4)

6
2 C r2 O72 4Cr 3
Fact
58. Answer (4)
Number of moles of electrons required = 12
59. Answer (1)
70. Answer (2)
Fact
71. Answer (4)
60. Answer (1)
Maximum conductivity number of ions.
Fact
72. Answer (4)
61. Answer (2)

Graph shows positive deviation.
62. Answer (1)
2.5 m = 2.5 mole solute in 1 kg water
X
2.5
2.5
0.043 .
2.5 55.5 57.5
63. Answer (1)

= 3 0.2 0.0821 300
= 14.77 atm.
64. Answer (4)
Cell reaction : 2X + 3Y2+ 2X3+ + 3Y
Ecell
Ec Ea
= 0.2V (0.56V)
X3
0.0591
log
E=E
3
n
2
Y
0.1
0.0591
log
E = 0.36
6
0.013
2
65. Answer (3)

H2 SO 4 H HSO 4
Cathode : 2H 2e H2
Anode :
C : Y2+ + 2e Y
= 0.36 V
= i CRT
2HSO 4
A : X X3+ + 3e
H2 S2 O8
= 0.36 0.01 log 104

= 0.36 0.04
= 0.32
7/12

73. Answer (1)
+ve sol coagulated by anions coagulation value
1
Coagulation power
74. Answer (1)

85. Answer (1)
Rate = K [Q]
Fact
75. Answer (3)
Fact
Rate
Q
0.0013
1 102
86. Answer (1)

K
76. Answer (3)

Fact
77. Answer (1)
12.4 g NH2NO2 = 0.2 mol
78. Answer (2)

Fact
0.693 0.693
0.315 hr 1
t1
2.2
2
Fact
A
2.303
log 0
t
A
0.315 =
79. Answer (4)

Fact
= 1.3 101 min1
80. Answer (3)
2.303
1
log
t
0.8
2.303
log 1.25
0.315
t = 0.7 hrs.
Fact
87. Answer (4)
81. Answer (2)

K
A0
A
A0
0
2 t 1 2 5 10 hrs.
2
A0 A
t
100 80 20
2 hrs. = 120 minutes

100
10
10
82. Answer (3)
A
2.303
log 0
Apply K =
t
A
Fact
88. Answer (3)
log
K cat
1
Ea(uncat) Ea(cat)
K uncat 2.303RT
log
K cat
1
200 103 60 103
K uncat 2.303 2 310
log
K cat
98
K uncat
89. Answer (2)

2H 2e H2
0.414 0.0
83. Answer (4)

Fact
84. Answer (3)
Temperature coefficient is the ratio of rate constant
at two different temperature separated by 10 K.
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0.0591
1
log
2
2
H

H 1.02 107 M

90. Answer (1)
Empty space = 100 packing fraction.
[ BIOLOGY ]
91. Answer (1)
106. Answer (2)
PMC
Meiosis I
Meiosis II
G1 = 2C, S = 4C, G2 = 4C
2C
107. Answer (3)

108. Answer (2)
2C
109. Answer (2)

110. Answer (1)
1C
1C 1C
1C
92. Answer (4)

93. Answer (2)
A = Diplotene
B = Dissolution
The quasi-fluid nature of lipid enables lateral

movement of proteins within the overall bilayer.
111. Answer (4)
Periderm Phellem (Cork) + Phellogen +
Phelloderm (Sec. cortex)
C = Pachytene
112. Answer (1)
D = Anaphase-II
113. Answer (4)
94. Answer (2)

All eukaryotic cells are not identical.
95. Answer (4)
Mitochondria Single circular DNA molecule
96. Answer (3)
97. Answer (4)
Endodermis with casparian strips is found in dicot

root.
114. Answer (4)
The vascular bundles are present in veins.
115. Answer (4)
Thickening of wall is due to deposition of cellulose,
hemicellulose and pectin.
98. Answer (4)

116. Answer (3)
Mitochondria help in oxidation of fatty acids.
117. Answer (2)
99. Answer (4)
118. Answer (2)
100. Answer (1)
Double membrane, 70S ribosome
101. Answer (1)
Ribosomes and centrioles.
102. Answer (2)
103. Answer (1)
104. Answer (3)
Rest three characters belong to monocot stem.

119. Answer (1)
The vessels cells are devoid of protoplasm.
120. Answer (2)
Cylindrical meristem, Fascicular meristem,
Interfascicular cambium, Cork cambium.
121. Answer (4)
105. Answer (2)

122. Answer (3)
The electron microscope revealed all the structural
details of the cell.
123. Answer (3)
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124. Answer (3)
Trichomes may even be secretory.
125. Answer (1)
The spring wood (early wood) is lighter in colour and
has a lower density.
126. Answer (4)
127. Answer (3)
Synaptonemal complex is proteinaceous structure
formed during zygotene.
128. Answer (2)
Diplotene is largest phase of prophase I.
129. Answer (1)
130. Answer (2)
131. Answer (2)
Androcyte cells are haploid
132. Answer (3)
2n = 34

140. Answer (3)
141. Answer (4)
Secretin is a hormone, secreted by duodenal wall.
142. Answer (3)
a. Are canines which help in tearing the food.
b. Are sockets of jaws.
c. Are premolars and
d. Are molars which have blunt cusps in humans.
143. Answer (4)
Cystic duct bringing bile from gall bladder forms the
common bile duct, alongwith the hepatic duct.
144. Answer (4)
Chymosin is rennin.
Insulin and glucagon are not present in juices,
Enterokinase is secreted by duodenal mucosa.
145. Answer (2)
133. Answer (3)
Fats are absorbed in lacteals of small intestine by
134. Answer (3)
coating with proteins, before absorption and then

they enter in the lymphatic circulation.
Recombination nodule is appear during pachytene of

meiosis.
135. Answer (3)
Meiosis increases the genetic variability in the
population.
136. Answer (2)
Ameloblasts secrete enamel and enamel forms the
hard chewing surface which is present only in the
crown part.
137. Answer (3)
Ptyalin is -amylase.
138. Answer (4)
Rugae are folds in stomach wall.
139. Answer (1)
Maximum digestion occurs here.
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146 Answer (2)

Amylopsin enzyme is present in the pancreatic
juice.
147. Answer (2)
Cl is principal anion of interstitial fluid, Ca2+ is
needed for normal blood clotting, Zn 2+ is a
component of carbonic anhydrase and Fe2+ is a part
of myoglobin.
148. Answer (4)
Tocopherol Vitamin E,
Pyridoxine Vitamin B6
Menadione Vitamin K (required for normal blood
clotting).
Thrombocytopenia is reduction in platelet count.

149. Answer (1)

161. Answer (4)
Pepsinogen is secreted by peptic cells, cardiac

sphincter is another name of gastro-oesophageal
sphincter, common pancreatic and bile duct is
hepato-pancreatic duct.
Isovolumetric contraction precedes ventricular

contraction.
162. Answer (2)
Nasal cavity is lined by Schneiderian membrane.
150. Answer (4)
163. Answer (4)
151. Answer (3)

Joint diastole never includes any systole.
152. Answer (4)
164. Answer (1)

pO2 in deoxygenated/venous blood is 40 mm of Hg.
Thrombins are formed from prothrombin by the help

of thrombokinase.
165. Answer (3)

EC = ERV + TV
153. Answer (2)

Each heart beat includes one systole (contraction
phase) and one diastole (relaxation phase).
154. Answer (3)
Eosinophils i.e., Acidophils perform this function as
an immune response.
155. Answer (2)
Cardiac output = Stroke volume Heart rate
= 0.07 75 = 5.25 L/min
156. Answer (1)
The lymph capillaries have single layer of endothelial
cells in their walls (i.e., thin walls).
157. Answer (4)
This is a neutrophil which has fine granules,
multilobed nucleus and performs phagocytosis.
158. Answer (4)
An Rh negative person cannot receive blood of an Rh
positive donor as it will lead to the incompatibility
reactions. It is due to presence of Rh antigen in the
donor.
159. Answer (1)
160. Answer (3)
TV = 500 mL, dead space = 150 mL
So alveolar ventilation = 350 mL/breathe
and at the rate of 14 times/min, it will be
350 14 = 4900 mL/min i.e., 4.9 L/min
166. Answer (2)

This is the diagram of exhalation in which the
thoracic volume decreases along both dorso-ventral
and antero-posterior axes .
167. Answer (1)
Apneustic centre is also in pons varolli and
pneumotaxic centre decreases the duration of
inspiration but not by sending the impulses directly
to lungs.
168. Answer (4)
H+ remain within RBCs and bind to Hb which hence
buffers them.
169. Answer (2)
Both are formed in the reversible manner, one is
related to O2 and the other one to CO2, none of
them use carbonic anhydrase for their formation.
170. Answer (3)
Syrinx is found in birds and tracheoles in insects.
Nasal vestibule is the most anterior part of nasal
cavity.
171. Answer (1)
Emphysema is a chronic disease.
172. Answer (3)
'a' is eosinophil, 'b' is neutrophil, 'c' is monocyte and
'd' is T lymphocyte.
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177. Answer (1)
173. Answer (4)
The pulmonary circulation of blood is between right

atrium, lungs and left atrium.
Anti-Rh antibodies are injected immediately after first

child's delivery.
178. Answer (2)
174. Answer (2)

Sino-atrial and Atrioventricular valves are unpaired
and arytenoid cartilages are present in laryngeal
walls.
Secretin hormone stimulates liver and inhibits

stomach.
179. Answer (1)
HbA is adult haemoglobin that has four proteinsubunits like HbF i.e., fetal haemoglobin.
175. Answer (1)

Coronary arteries supply the blood to heart.
180. Answer (3)
176. Answer (2)

More pH means less
H+
Crocodilians have complete interventricular septum

and complete double circulation.
ions.

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Test - 3 (Code B) (Answers & Hints)

TEST - 3 (Code-B)
ANSWERS
Test Date : 18-12-2016

1.
(2)
37.
(4)
73.
(3)
109. (4)
145. (3)
2.
(3)
38.
(4)
74.
(3)
110. (1)
146. (1)
3.
(1)
39.
(2)
75.
(4)
111. (2)
147. (4)
4.
(4)
40.
(4)
76.
(3)
112. (2)
148. (2)
5.
(1)
41.
(1)
77.
(3)
113. (2)
149. (3)
6.
(4)
42.
(2)
78.
(2)
114. (3)
150. (4)
7.
(1)
43.
(1)
79.
(4)
115. (2)
151. (1)
8.
(3)
44.
(1)
80.
(4)
116. (3)
152. (3)
9.
(4)
45.
(4)
81.
(3)
117. (4)
153. (2)
10.
(4)
46.
(3)
82.
(1)
118. (4)
154. (4)
11.
(2)
47.
(4)
83.
(2)
119. (1)
155. (2)
12.
(4)
48.
(1)
84.
(4)
120. (4)
156. (1)
13.
(2)
49.
(2)
85.
(1)
121. (4)
157. (3)
14.
(2)
50.
(3)
86.
(2)
122. (1)
158. (2)
15.
(4)
51.
(3)
87.
(1)
123. (3)
159. (2)
16.
(3)
52.
(1)
88.
(1)
124. (4)
160. (3)
17.
(2)
53.
(2)
89.
(1)
125. (3)
161. (4)
18.
(4)
54.
(1)
90.
(3)
126. (3)
162. (1)
19.
(1)
55.
(4)
91.
(1)
127. (2)
163. (4)
20.
(1)
56.
(1)
92.
(1)
128. (2)
164. (2)
21.
(4)
57.
(4)
93.
(1)
129. (4)
165. (1)
22.
(1)
58.
(4)
94.
(1)
130. (1)
166. (2)
23.
(1)
59.
(3)
95.
(4)
131. (2)
167. (3)
24.
(1)
60.
(1)
96.
(4)
132. (4)
168. (2)
25.
(4)
61.
(1)
97.
(3)
133. (4)
169. (4)
26.
(4)
62.
(1)
98.
(4)
134. (2)
170. (4)
27.
(1)
63.
(3)
99.
(1)
135. (3)
171. (4)
28.
(4)
64.
(2)
100. (2)
136. (1)
172. (2)
29.
(2)
65.
(2)
101. (3)
137. (3)
173. (2)
30.
(1)
66.
(4)
102. (1)
138. (4)
174. (1)
31.
(3)
67.
(2)
103. (1)
139. (3)
175. (2)
32.
(2)
68.
(3)
104. (1)
140. (4)
176. (1)
33.
(3)
69.
(3)
105. (2)
141. (3)
177. (3)
34.
(2)
70.
(2)
106. (4)
142. (4)
178. (2)
35.
(2)
71.
(1)
107. (3)
143. (2)
179. (1)
36.
(1)
72.
(2)
108. (4)
144. (1)
180. (4)
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[ PHYSICS]
1.
2.
Answer (2)
1080 + 200 2T = 800 + 10T
Volume decreases till 4C and then increases.
480 = 12T
Answer (3)
T = 40C
6.
dQ
AeT 4
dt
3.
H0
AT4
1 14
H
A2T2
H0
4R 2T04
1
H
4R 2
4
2T0
16
Answer (4)
10
1
20
t
30
t = 15 minutes
7.
T C
, x distance from centre of earth
Now, %x = 1%
<k1> T1 = <k2>T2
( <k1> < <k2>)
(100 T) > (T 0)
2T < 100, T < 50
5.
x2
%g = 2%x
1
m
2
k1 A T1 k2 A T2
1
1
2
2
T1 = T2
GM
0C
%g = 2%
Now, rate of heat flow will be same in two parts
Answer (1)
g=
<k2>
1
m
2
1
30
10 1
45 25
t
30
So, it is almost a linear increase for small

temperature change.
<k1>
10
K 55 25
10
Answer (1)
100C
dT
K Tavg Ts
dt
IN I0 (1 + 2T)
4.
Answer (4)
8.
Answer (3)
P
2
P2
P3
P1
1
V1
V2
V3
Answer (1)
W12 < W13 (Area)
Heat lost by steam = Heat gained by ice
U12 = U13
2 540 + 2 1 (100 T) = 10 80 + 10 1 (T 0)
2/12
Q12 < Q13

9.
Answer (4)
15. Answer (4)
PP PQ = la
Here,
Q = 2u
= 2 103 kg/m3
nCT = 2nCVT
l= 2m
C = 2CV
a= 5 m/s2
PP PQ = 20 103 = 20 kPa
C = 2
5R
5R
2
16. Answer (3)
10. Answer (4)
Areal velocity of the planet remains constant hence,

area swept = 2A0 in time 2t0
a 2v
t
Film
a3 g sin
11. Answer (2)
a3 g cos
Upthrust = 0
as geff = 0
Net force on block must be zero for constant velocity.
12. Answer (4)

PT = constant
a3 g sin
PV
P
C
nR
P2V = C
a 2v
t
ag sin t
v
17. Answer (2)
PV 2 C
nR T
N 1
1
, T T0
2
Gravitational potential remains same inside and at

surface of the shell
Now potential at centre = 0
Potential at surface = 0
13. Answer (2)

Time period of revolution of stars in a binary star
system is equal irrespective of their masses or radii.
18. Answer (4)
14. Answer (2)

B
P
V
V
30
Satellite
1.165 1.01 105

10
100
1.55 105 Pa
90 R
60
60 O
Earth
In
AOB
OB = R cosec30 = 2R
Hence, orbital velocity =
GM
2R
gR
2
3/12

19. Answer (1)
27. Answer (1)
WdAB = P0V0
(Wd = Area under PV graph)
WdBC = 0
WdCD = 4P0V0
Total Wd = 3P0V0
Unlike electrostatics, there will be no induced mass

hence neither field, nor potential will be zero inside
shell. Field will be only zero at one point outside
sphere exactly at mid-point of the line joining point
mass and centre of shell.
28. Answer (4)
20. Answer (1)

By equation of continuity,
A1V1 = A2V2
[10 cm]2 [2 cm/sec] = [2 mm]2V2
104 2
cm
4 V2
sec
V2 = 5000 cm/sec = 50 m/sec

21. Answer (4)
RD of solid
= 5, Q2 = 2000 cal
W=
w
w w
50
m 50 m
20
10
22. Answer (1)
In joules = 1680 J
H=
Putting values
r=
R
1 n
2 0.1 cos 60
5R
R
2 1 n
30. Answer (1)

V = x2y + 3z
PV 1 = C
Ix =
V
2 xy
x
Iy =
V
x2
y
I2 =
V
3
z
TV2
24. Answer (1)
5
12.5
P
100
25. Answer (4)

26. Answer (4)
h
4/12
V 2R
2gR V 2
2gR
2
10 103 10
r = 106m = 1 m
n = 1
PV
2T cos
r g
2T cos
H g
r=
23. Answer (1)
3R =
2000
400 cal
5
29. Answer (2)
RD of solid =
C = CV
Q2
W

2
I = 2xyi x j 3k
at (1,0,1)

I = j 3k

I =
10 N/kg

36. Answer (1)
31. Answer (3)

Let reading in Celsius scale = x
2g height of hole from top
Velocity of efflux =
Reading in Fahrenheit scale would be 2x.

37. Answer (4)
x 0
2 x 32
100 0 212 32
x
2 x 32
100
180
On melting the stone pieces settle down, level of

water decreases.
38. Answer (4)
x = 160C
Equation of graph is
P = KV
32. Answer (2)
PV1 = K
Pressure at all the points of the stream will be equal

and equal to the atmospheric pressure.
C = CV
33. Answer (3)

I
GMx
2
x2
R
, n polytropic index
1 n
3R R
2R
2
2
39. Answer (2)

F = Pressure difference Area
Here, x = R

GMR
GM
I
3
2 2R
2 2R 2
T
A
r
r 2
40. Answer (4)

34. Answer (2)
2O3 3O2
AB Isothermal, P
1
, VB VA
V
Hence, one mole of O3 will give
BC Isochoric, VB = VC
3
moles of O2 on
2
dissociation.
CD Isothermal, VD = VC
Now, 75% i.e., 3 moles of O3 will give
35. Answer (2)
of O2.
Let force on mass m be F.
GMm
R3
R
2
2R 2
a=
GMm
2R
Similarly O3 3O , hence one mole of O3 will give
GMm
Component of force along

tunnel = F cos 45
2
F cos 45 Gm g
m
2R 2 2
9
moles
2
R
2
3 moles of O.
R
2
ui = 4 CV T = 4
uf =
6R
T 12RT
2
9 5R
3R
63RT
T 3
T
2 2
2
4
Hence, u = uf ui =
15RT
4
5/12

44. Answer (1)
41. Answer (1)

Keplers law is based on principle of conservation of
angular momentum as resultant torque of
gravitational force is zero.
42. Answer (2)
As the body moves down, its velocity increases nonlinearly hence viscous force also increases and thus
the resultant force on the body decreases, and hence
the acceleration non-linearly decreases. Best choice
is option 4.
3R
GMe . mdx
x 2 2R
GMe m
3R
1
3
45. Answer (4)
i.e., Temperature decreases

For an ideal gas PV = nRT
1
3
Product of PV decreases as temperature

decreases.
50. Answer (3)
Empty space = 100 packing fraction.

47. Answer (4)
2H 2e H2
0.0591
1
log
0.414 0.0
2
2
H

H 1.02 107 M

0.693 0.693
0.315 hr 1
t1
2.2
2
12.4 g NH2NO2 = 0.2 mol

K
A
2.303
log 0
t
A
0.315 =
48. Answer (1)
K cat
1
Ea(uncat) Ea(cat)
K uncat 2.303RT
K
1
200 103 60 103
log cat
K uncat 2.303 2 310

K cat
98
K uncat
49. Answer (2)

Fact
6/12
dm
u = ve
46. Answer (3)
log
mg
3
[ CHEMISTRY]
log
dx
W = +ve during expansion
Here Y = B
df
W = u
Y
3 1 2
1 2
Force between element and the earth
Q=0
43. Answer (1)

B
2.303
1
log
t
0.8
2.303
log 1.25
0.315
t = 0.7 hrs.
51. Answer (3)
Rate = K [Q]
K
Rate
Q
0.0013
1 102
= 1.3 101 min1

52. Answer (1)

64. Answer (2)
Temperature coefficient is the ratio of rate constant

at two different temperature separated by 10 K.
A : X X3+ + 3e
C : Y2+ + 2e Y
53. Answer (2)

Cell reaction : 2X + 3Y2+ 2X3+ + 3Y
Fact
Ecell
Ec Ea
54. Answer (1)

Apply K =
A
2.303
log 0
t
A
= 0.2V (0.56V)
= 0.36 V
2
55. Answer (4)

A0
A
A0
K
0
2 t 1 2 5 10 hrs.
E=
X3
0.0591
log
3
n
2
A0 A
t
100 80 20
2 hrs. = 120 minutes

100
10
10
56. Answer (1)
= 0.36 0.01 log 104

= 0.36 0.04
= 0.32
65. Answer (2)
Maximum conductivity number of ions.
Fact
66. Answer (4)
57. Answer (4)
67. Answer (2)
Fact
58. Answer (4)
Fact
59. Answer (3)
Fact
60. Answer (1)
Fact
2 C r2 O72 4Cr 3
Number of moles of electrons required = 12

68. Answer (3)
Higher the reduction potential weaker is the reducing
agent.
69. Answer (3)
Cu + 2Ag+ Cu2+ + Ag
61. Answer (1)

Fact
E = E
62. Answer (1)

Fact
63. Answer (3)
+ve sol coagulated by anions coagulation value
1
Coagulation power
0.1
0.0591
log
6
0.013
2
E = 0.36
Cu2
0.0591
log
2
2
Ag
1
2
Cu
and E Ag
70. Answer (2)
eq
Ca3 PO4 2 eq
Ca2 eq
PO34
7/12

97 106 g ZnS = 106 mol = 6 1017 atoms
71. Answer (1)

H2 SO 4 H HSO 4
4 atoms makes 1 unit cell
Cathode : 2H 2e H2
Anode : 2HSO 4 H2 S2 O8
72. Answer (2)
1
17
6 1017 atoms 6 10 unit cell
4
84. Answer (4)
Number of atoms in 0.25 mol = 1.5 1023

Number of tetrahedral voids = 2 No. of atoms
73. Answer (3)
85. Answer (1)
= i CRT
= 3 0.2 0.0821 300
Void fraction = 1 packing fraction
= 14.77 atm.
Volume occupied = 2
74. Answer (3)

2.5 m = 2.5 mole solute in 1 kg water
X
2.5
2.5
0.043 .
2.5 55.5 57.5
75. Answer (4)

Graph shows positive deviation.
4 3 8 3
r = r
3
3
4r
Volume of unit cell = a3 =
8 3
3 r

Packing fraction =
64 / 3 3 r 3
86. Answer (2)
76. Answer (3)
ZnO upon heating shows metal excess defect.
Fact
87. Answer (1)
77. Answer (3)
Fact
Fact
88. Answer (1)
78. Answer (2)
79. Answer (4)

Fact
80. Answer (4)
PbCl4 Pb4+
4Cl
ei = 1 + 4
81. Answer (3)
W
1000
Tb K b
Mol. mass mass of solvent

0.52 0.52
8
1000
Mol. mass 200
1
1 15
6
8
2
4
Number of B atoms left = 6

4
82. Answer (1)
89. Answer (1)
CsCl crystallises in BCC lattice.

83. Answer (2)
97 g = 97 106 g
8/12
Number of A atoms left = 6
A 15 B6 A 5B8
Mol. mass = 40
97 g ZnS = 1 mol = 6
A present at ccp lattice and B in all tetrahedral

voids.
Orthorhombic unit cell exists in simple, face centred

and body centred lattice.
90. Answer (3)
1023
atoms
Only primitive cell exists.
[ BIOLOGY ]
91. Answer (1)
Meiosis increases the genetic variability in the
population.
92. Answer (1)
Recombination nodule is appear during pachytene of
meiosis.
93. Answer (1)
108. Answer (4)

Rest three characters belong to monocot stem.
109. Answer (4)
110. Answer (1)
111. Answer (2)
Thickening of wall is due to deposition of cellulose,
hemicellulose and pectin.
94. Answer (1)

2n = 34
95. Answer (4)
Androcyte cells are haploid
96. Answer (4)
97. Answer (3)
112. Answer (2)

The vascular bundles are present in veins.
113. Answer (2)
Endodermis with casparian strips is found in dicot
root.
114. Answer (3)
98. Answer (4)

115. Answer (2)
Diplotene is largest phase of prophase I.
99. Answer (1)
Synaptonemal complex is proteinaceous structure
formed during zygotene.
100. Answer (2)
101. Answer (3)
The spring wood (early wood) is lighter in colour and
has a lower density.
102. Answer (1)
Trichomes may even be secretory.
103. Answer (1)
104. Answer (1)
Periderm Phellem (Cork) + Phellogen +

Phelloderm (Sec. cortex)
116. Answer (3)
The quasi-fluid nature of lipid enables lateral
movement of proteins within the overall bilayer.
117. Answer (4)
118. Answer (4)
119. Answer (1)
120. Answer (4)
121. Answer (4)
The electron microscope revealed all the structural
details of the cell.
105. Answer (2)

122. Answer (1)
106. Answer (4)
123. Answer (3)
Cylindrical meristem, Fascicular meristem,
Interfascicular cambium, Cork cambium.
107. Answer (3)
The vessels cells are devoid of protoplasm.
124. Answer (4)

125. Answer (3)
Ribosomes and centrioles.
9/12

126. Answer (3)
140. Answer (4)
Double membrane, 70S ribosome
More pH means less H+ ions.
127. Answer (2)
141. Answer (3)
128. Answer (2)
Coronary arteries supply the blood to heart.
Mitochondria help in oxidation of fatty acids.

129. Answer (4)
131. Answer (2)
143. Answer (2)
Mitochondria Single circular DNA molecule

132. Answer (4)
All eukaryotic cells are not identical.
133. Answer (4)
B = Dissolution
144. Answer (1)
145. Answer (3)
C = Pachytene
Emphysema is a chronic disease.
D = Anaphase-II
146. Answer (1)
134. Answer (2)

135. Answer (3)
PMC
Meiosis I
2C
1C 1C
G1 = 2C, S = 4C, G2 = 4C
Syrinx is found in birds and tracheoles in insects.

Nasal vestibule is the most anterior part of nasal
cavity.
147. Answer (4)
2C
Both are formed in the reversible manner, one is

related to O2 and the other one to CO2, none of
them use carbonic anhydrase for their formation.
1C
136. Answer (1)

Crocodilians have complete interventricular septum
and complete double circulation.
137. Answer (3)
HbA is adult haemoglobin that has four proteinsubunits like HbF i.e., fetal haemoglobin.
138. Answer (4)
Secretin hormone stimulates liver and inhibits
stomach.
139. Answer (3)
The pulmonary circulation of blood is between right
atrium, lungs and left atrium.
10/12
Anti-Rh antibodies are injected immediately after first

child's delivery.
'a' is eosinophil, 'b' is neutrophil, 'c' is monocyte and

'd' is T lymphocyte.
A = Diplotene
1C
142. Answer (4)

Sino-atrial and Atrioventricular valves are unpaired and
arytenoid cartilages are present in laryngeal walls.
130. Answer (1)
Meiosis II
148. Answer (2)

H+ remain within RBCs and bind to Hb which hence
buffers them.
149. Answer (3)
Apneustic centre is also in pons varolli and
pneumotaxic centre decreases the duration of
inspiration but not by sending the impulses directly
to lungs.
150. Answer (4)
This is the diagram of exhalation in which the
thoracic volume decreases along both dorso-ventral
and antero-posterior axes .

163. Answer (4)
151. Answer (1)

EC = ERV + TV
Each heart beat includes one systole (contraction

phase) and one diastole (relaxation phase).
152. Answer (3)

164. Answer (2)
pO2 in deoxygenated/venous blood is 40 mm of Hg.
153. Answer (2)
154. Answer (4)
Thrombins are formed from prothrombin by the help

of thrombokinase.
165. Answer (1)
Nasal cavity is lined by Schneiderian membrane.
Joint diastole never includes any systole.

166. Answer (2)
155. Answer (2)

Isovolumetric contraction precedes ventricular
contraction.
156. Answer (1)
TV = 500 mL, dead space = 150 mL
So alveolar ventilation = 350 mL/breathe
167. Answer (3)

Pepsinogen is secreted by peptic cells, cardiac
sphincter is another name of gastro-oesophageal
sphincter, common pancreatic and bile duct is
hepato-pancreatic duct.
168. Answer (2)
and at the rate of 14 times/min, it will be
Tocopherol Vitamin E,
350 14 = 4900 mL/min i.e., 4.9 L/min
Pyridoxine Vitamin B6
157. Answer (3)
Menadione Vitamin K (required for normal blood

clotting).
158. Answer (2)

An Rh negative person cannot receive blood of an Rh
positive donor as it will lead to the incompatibility
reactions. It is due to presence of Rh antigen in the
donor.
159. Answer (2)
Thrombocytopenia is reduction in platelet count.

169. Answer (4)
Cl is principal anion of interstitial fluid, Ca2+ is
needed for normal blood clotting, Zn 2+ is a
component of carbonic anhydrase and Fe2+ is a part
of myoglobin.
This is a neutrophil which has fine granules,

multilobed nucleus and performs phagocytosis.
170 Answer (4)

Amylopsin enzyme is present in the pancreatic
juice.
160. Answer (3)

The lymph capillaries have single layer of endothelial
cells in their walls (i.e., thin walls).
161. Answer (4)
Cardiac output = Stroke volume Heart rate
= 0.07 75 = 5.25 L/min
162. Answer (1)
Eosinophils i.e., Acidophils perform this function as
an immune response.
171. Answer (4)

Fats are absorbed in lacteals of small intestine by
coating with proteins, before absorption and then
they enter in the lymphatic circulation.
172. Answer (2)
Chymosin is rennin.
Insulin and glucagon are not present in juices,
Enterokinase is secreted by duodenal mucosa.
11/12

176. Answer (1)
173. Answer (2)

Cystic duct bringing bile from gall bladder forms the
177. Answer (3)
common bile duct, alongwith the hepatic duct.
Maximum digestion occurs here.
174. Answer (1)
178. Answer (2)
a. Are canines which help in tearing the food.
Rugae are folds in stomach wall.

179. Answer (1)
b. Are sockets of jaws.
Ptyalin is -amylase.
c. Are premolars and

d. Are molars which have blunt cusps in humans.
180. Answer (4)
175. Answer (2)

Secretin is a hormone, secreted by duodenal wall.

12/12
Ameloblasts secrete enamel and enamel forms the

hard chewing surface which is present only in the
crown part.

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W = +ve during expansion

Now, 75% i.e., 3 moles of O3 will give

i.e., Temperature decreases

Product of PV decreases as temperature

Similarly O3 3O , hence one mole of O3 will give

F = Pressure difference Area

For an ideal gas PV = nRT

Force between element and the earth

10. Answer (3)

2g height of hole from top

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11. Answer (4)

Let force on mass m be F.

Component of force along

12. Answer (1)

13. Answer (4)

17. Answer (4)

15. Answer (1)

Pressure at all the points of the stream will be equal

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21. Answer (4)

22. Answer (3)

23. Answer (3)

29. Answer (4)

Now potential at centre = 0

24. Answer (3)

25. Answer (2)

30. Answer (1)

26. Answer (3)

Net force on block must be zero for constant velocity.

[10 cm]2 [2 cm/sec] = [2 mm]2V2

V2 = 5000 cm/sec = 50 m/sec

(Wd = Area under PV graph)

31. Answer (2)

27. Answer (3)

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38. Answer (1)

32. Answer (4)

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33. Answer (4)

Q12 < Q13

34. Answer (2)

, x distance from centre of earth

40. Answer (2)

35. Answer (4)

W12 < W13 (Area)

Heat lost by steam = Heat gained by ice

1080 + 200 2T = 800 + 10T

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43. Answer (3)

So, it is almost a linear increase for small

44. Answer (1)

Now, rate of heat flow will be same in two parts