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    Key for Sample Paper 1

    Q. No. Key Explanation

    1. (b) Sugar makes a true solution.

    2. (a) Sulphur has a lower melting point than iron.

    3. (c) Magnesium ribbon is to be burnt directly on a bunsen burner using a


    pair of tongs.

    4. (c) Only in this set up, the bulb is inside the crushed ice and thermometer
    is straight to give the correct melting point.

    5. (b) The solid must be suspended by an inextensible string in the centre of


    the overflow can without touching its bottom.

    6. (a) The angles of incidence and reflection are measured with respect to
    the normal at the point of incidence.

    7. (b) The rate of fall of temperature is faster first and slower later.

    8. (b) The time taken for one journey is (5+45)/5 second i.e. 10 second
    Hence the speed of the pulse is (L/10)

    9. (b) Lower the magnifying power, more is the number of cells seen. (in a
    brighter field.)

    10. (a) No cilia in cyton.

    11. (c) Iodine + starch solution Blue - black colour.

    12. (a) The colour of pH paper is green in neutral medium, whereas it is red
    in acidic medium.

    13. (d) Zinc and aluminium being more reactive will replace iron from iron
    sulpate.

    14. (a) Acetic acid is corrosive and flammable.

    15. (a) For the correct measurement of focal length, must have a sharp image
    on the screen and the meter scale must be correctly positioned
    between the (sharp image) screen and the centre of the concave
    mirror.

    16. (a) We need to keep the eye far from the glass slab to have a good and
    proper alignment of the pins.

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    17. (b) We must not only put the ammeter in series and the voltmeter in
    parallel (with the resistor) but also ensure that the polarities of
    both the instruments are correct.

    18. (b) Guard cells have nucleus as well as chloroplasts.

    19. (c) Absorption of water increases with time up to its maximum limit.

    20. (d) Shows binary fission in amoeba

    21. (d) Only in this set all necessary appraratus is given to set up an
    experiment for sublimation.

    22. (c) The volume of the solid (in cc) has the same magnitude as its loss
    in weight (in grams) in water.

    23. (c) Typical characteristics of phylum arthropoda and annelida

    24. (a) Corret identification and clasification.

    25. (b) It is a double displacement reaction in which exchange of icons


    takes place in aqueous solution only.

    26. (a) Zinc reacts with dilute HCl and NaOH, whereas Na2CO3 reacts
    only with dilute HCl.

    27. (c) We must not look for a stereotyped circuit diagram but look for
    the basic condition for (i) parallel (ii) series connection of two
    resistors in a given circuit.

    28. (b) The equivalent resistance, of a parallel combination of resistors, is


    less than the resistance of either of its two branches. The equivalent
    resistance, in circuit 2, is, therfore, less than (R1+R2) (the equivalent
    resistance of circuit 1) and hence the current flowing through it
    increases. The voltage reading, in both cases, is, however, the
    same.

    29. (d) Boiling kills the cells, chlorophyll leaches out when boiled in ethanol,
    but the leaf becomes brittle, made normal by washing it in water.
    Starch gets stained with iodine.

    30. (c) Labelling is correct for seeds in the conical flask, KOH in the
    suspended test tube and water in the beaker.

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