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Answers

1. (2) 41. (3) 81. (4) 121. (1) 161. (4)

2. (1) 42. (3) 82. (2) 122. (3) 162. (3)
3. (2) 43. (3) 83. (1) 123. (3) 163. (4)
4. (3) 44. (2) 84. (4) 124. (4) 164. (3)
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6. (4) 46. (3) 86. (1) 126. (3) 166. (2)
7. (2) 47. (4) 87. (4) 127. (1) 167. (3)
8. (2) 48. (3) 88. (4) 128. (4) 168. (3)
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10. (3) 50. (4) 90. (4) 130. (3) 170. (3)
11. (3) 51. (2) 91. (1) 131. (2) 171. (3)
12. (3) 52. (3) 92. (3) 132. (3) 172. (2)
13. (3) 53. (1) 93. (2) 133. (3) 173. (4)
14. (2) 54. (1) 94. (4) 134. (4) 174. (1)
15. (1) 55. (2) 95. (3) 135. (3) 175. (4)
16. (2) 56. (4) 96. (1) 136. (3) 176. (1)
17. (3) 57. (2) 97. (1) 137. (1) 177. (3)
18. (4) 58. (2) 98. (1) 138. (1) 178. (1)
19. (3) 59. (3) 99. (2) 139. (4) 179. (3)
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21. (2) 61. (4) 101. (3) 141. (3) 181. (4)
22. (3) 62. (2) 102. (1) 142. (3) 182. (3)
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24. (3) 64. (4) 104. (2) 144. (2) 184. (4)
25. (3) 65. (4) 105. (4) 145. (2) 185. (2)
26. (2) 66. (2) 106. (2) 146. (4) 186. (3)
27. (1) 67. (2) 107. (3) 147. (2) 187. (4)
28. (1) 68. (2) 108. (2) 148. (1) 188. (3)
29. (3) 69. (2) 109. (1) 149. (3) 189. (2)
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31. (1) 71. (4) 111. (3) 151. (4) 191. (2)
32. (3) 72. (4) 112. (2) 152. (3) 192. (3)
33. (3) 73. (4) 113. (2) 153. (1) 193. (1)
34. (4) 74. (3) 114. (3) 154. (3) 194. (2)
35. (2) 75. (3) 115. (1) 155. (2) 195. (3)
36. (4) 76. (2) 116. (3) 156. (4) 196. (3)
37. (2) 77. (2) 117. (1) 157. (3) 197. (3)
38. (2) 78. (3) 118. (1) 158. (3) 198. (4)
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Hints and Solutions

PHYSICS

SECTION - A 4. Answer (3)

1. Answer (2) In adiabatic process, Q = 0
m  For expansion, Q = U + W
PV  RT
M 0 = U + 25
 m  RT U = –25 J
P  
V  M
For adiabatic compression, 
PM
or     Q = U  + W 
RT
For a given density, 0 = U  – 100
P2 > P1 U  = 100 J
So T2 > T1 5. Answer (2)
2. Answer (1)
W   PdV
As box is suddenly stopped
Kinetic energy of ordered motion is converted into P
Given K
internal energy. V
1 5  v2
Mv 2   2 RT 
2  
W  v 1
KVdV

Mv 2 K 2
T   v 2  v12 
5R 2
3. Answer (2) 1
 P2V2  PV
1 1
Frequency remains unchanged 2
v1 v 2 1
So,   nR(T2  T1 )
1  2 2
v v 1
   1 R(T2  T1 )
 3 2 2

 R
2  W  (T2  T1 )
3 2

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6. Answer (4) 13. Answer (3)

B 2 2
v    20 cm
 k 0.314
Smallest length,
1
v and v  B


7. Answer (2)
For equal amplitude,
    14. Answer (2)
R    
 2  4 a = –  2x
8. Answer (2) F = – m2x
Q = nCPT F–x
80 = nCPT 15. Answer (1)
C  80 80 When two waves having same amplitude and
 U  nCv T  n  P  T    48 J
    5 wavelength moving in opposite direction are
3 superposed to each other then stationary wave
 
will be produced.
9. Answer (2)
16. Answer (2)
 = k x
P0
2 At V = V0, P 
  2  102 2

 P0 
(V )
=×T PV  2  0 PV
 T1    0 0 [n = 1]
1 nR R 2R
  
f 4P0
and at V = 2V0, P 
40  1  5
 
240  6   4P0 
(2V )
2 6 PV  5  0 8P V
   2  10 2  rad  TF    0 0
1 25 nR R 5R
6 8 1 P V 11P0V0
 T  TF  Ti     0 0 
10. Answer (3) 5 2 R 10R
U = 45P0V0 ; W = 12P0V0 17. Answer (3)
 Q = 57P0V0
11. Answer (3)
x = n1 – n 2
v v
 x
2L 4L
v = 4Lx
12. Answer (3) From A to B
5 5nRT0 P = Constant
QAB  nCP T  n R(2T0  T0 ) 
2 2 W1 = 2P [VB – VA]
Work done on the gas  2nRT nRT 
= 2PVB – 2PVA  2P  –
WBC = nR2T0 ln2  2P 2P 
QAB 5 = RT
 
WBC 4ln2 From B to C
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T = Constant 23. Answer (2)

P1 After reflection wave travels in negative direction.
W  nRT loge Due to reflection from rigid boundary, a phase
P2
difference of  is introduced.
2P So,
W2  R 2T ln
P
yr = Asin(t + kx + ) = –Asin(t + kx)
W2 = 2RT ln 2
24. Answer (3)
From C to D
V = Constant
P = Constant
 P T
W3 = P [VD – VC]
dP dT
= PVD – PVC 
P T
= R [T – 2T]
0.5 1
W3 = – RT 
100 T
From D to A
T = Constant T = 200 K
P t = – 73°C
W4  RT ln 25. Answer (3)
2P
W4 = – RT ln 2 2v v
f  
Total work done W = W1 + W2 + W3 + W4 2l l
W = RT ln 2 5v
f1 
18. Answer (4) 4l
Mean free path,
5f
1 1 f1 
  4
2d 2 nv  P 
2d 2  26. Answer (2)

 K BT  AB Constant P, increasing V; increasing T
K BT BC Constant T, increasing V; decreasing P
 
2 d 2P CD Constant V, decreasing P; decreasing T
19. Answer (3) DA Constant T, decreasing V; increasing P
g 10 Also BC is at a higher temperature than AD.
2 A  A   0.1  0.5 m/s2
l 2 27. Answer (1)
20. Answer (2) v
f1 
Q2 T2 Q2 T 2l
   2
Q1 T1 Q2  W T1 v
f2 
Q2 300  l 
  Q2  150 J 2 l  
Q2  250 800  20 
21. Answer (2) 20  v 
f2   
nfa = fb 19  2 l 
n 2T 1 T f2 20
 1 1
2(2 l ) 8 2l  f1 19
 n = 4  3rd overtone f2  f1 1

22. Answer (3) f1 19

Anet  A12  A22  2 A1A2 cos  4 1


f1 19
4a 2  9a 2  2  3a  2a  cos90
f1  76 Hz
 13 a

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28. Answer (1) 34. Answer (4)

 = t   
v  5cos  4t    4 ;  = 4, T 
2 T  3 2
   
T 4 T  
at t   20cos T  
 4  3
 
2
 
29. Answer (3) v  20cos     10 3 cm/s
2 3
2 
k     20 cm 1 1
 10 K.E. = mv 2   2  103  (0.1 3)2  3  105 J
2 2

x = 0 is antinode  2nd antinode at  10 cm , 3rd 35. Answer (2)
2
antinode, will be at x = = 20 cm  = 0.06 m
30. Answer (1) T=1s
2
3RT 
Initial r.m.s. speed v  T
M
 = 2rad/s  Q = 2 rad/s
On heating, temperature becomes 2T and mass
M 2
 k
2 
3R  2T 2 100
v   2v k 
M 0.06 100
2 100  –1 100  –1
k m P m
31. Answer (1) 3 3
SECTION - B
36. Answer (4)
Frequency of oscillation of kinetic energy is twice
the frequency of S.H.M.
37. Answer (2)

32. Answer (3) I 2MR 2

T  2  2
y = 2t C 5C
d 2y T = 7.7 s
a= =0
dt 2 38. Answer (2)
U = a + bPV
l l
T1  2 , T2  2 U = a + bRT
g g
dU
Cv   bR
T12 1 dT
 
T22 1 CP = Cv + R = (b + 1) R
33. Answer (3) CP b  1
 
v = A costt CV b

 v dt
2 39. Answer (3)
Vrms 
m x
 dt  mg  kx  
K g
T
m
 ( A)
2
cos2 t dt T  2
0 A k
 T

2
 dt  2
3.6
 1.2 s
0 10

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40. Answer (2) 45. Answer (4)

2 W = 6R joule, n = 1 mole

T Work done in adiabatic process
   rad/s nR T1  T2 
W 
 1
  1
k  m
v 20 R T  T2 
6R 
y = A sin (kx – t + ) 5
1
5 × 10–2 = 10 × 10–2 sin() 3
4 = T – T2

 T2 = (T – 4) K
6
46. Answer (3)
 x 
y  10  10 2 sin   t   
bt
 20 6 A  A0 e 2m

41. Answer (3) rd

We know for ideal gas, 2
In every 50 oscillations, amplitude becomes  
PV = nRT 3
of starting value.
(P0  aV 2 )V  nRT
 At end of 100 oscillations,
nRdT
2 2
(P0  3aV )  2
dV A    A0
3
dT
For maxima and minima condition, 0 4 A0
dV A1 
1/2 9
2 P 
P0  3aV and V   0  47. Answer (4)
 3a 
 Vrms  T
For maximum temperature,
1/2 
 aP0   P0   Vrms  T
P0  3a   3a  2P0  P0 
1/2
Tmax   
nR 3nR  3a  
Vrms – Vrms

T – T
42. Answer (3) Vrms T
Frest = x Ag T
keff = Ag  0.414  –1
300
1 keff  T = 300 × 2 = 600 K = 327°C
f 
2 m 48. Answer (3)
1 g 2x
f  4
2 L v
43. Answer (3) x = 2v ...(i)
 2( x  100)
T  2  3.5
k v
m1 m2 v 7
 x  100  ... (ii)
m1  m2 4
44. Answer (2) 7v
100  2v 
K1x1 = K2x2; K1= K and K2 = 2K 4
x 1 + x2 = A v
100 
On solving 4
3 x1 2A v  400 m/s
 A  x1 
2 3

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49. Answer (1) 50. Answer (4)

Q2 V2
 W = nRT ln
W V1
5
200 W  nRT ln  
W   50 J / cycle 2
4
 25 V 
Q1 = W + Q2 = 250 J/cycle W   nRT ln   W
 10 V 

CHEMISTRY
SECTION - A
Non-aromatic as delocalization of 
51. Answer (2)
electrons does not occurs.
In , double bond at bridgehead carbon is
62. Answer (2)
highly unstable, therefore will not undergo Producer gas is a mixture of CO + N2.
hyperconjugation.
63. Answer (4)
52. Answer (3)
Aluminium chloride in aqueous acidified solution
Boiling point increases with increase in molecular
mass. For molecules with same molecular mass, forms [Al(H2O)6]3+ in which hybridisation of Al is
more branching decreases the boiling point. sp3d2.
53. Answer (1) 64. Answer (4)
Tin forms compound in both oxidation states and
compound in + 4 oxidation state are stable.
54. Answer (1)
CH4 can’t be prepared by Wurtz reaction. 65. Answer (4)
55. Answer (2) In Kjeldahl’s method nitrogen evolves as NH3.
N(2) is most basic as its lone pair is not 66. Answer (2)
delocalized.
Aromaticity favours enol character in phenol.
56. Answer (4)
Hydrogenation of alkynes give selectively trans 67. Answer (2)
alkene with Na/liquid NH3. Chloroform and aniline has sufficient difference in
57. Answer (2) boiling point and therefore can be separated by
distillation.
Atomic radii order: Ga < Al < In < Tl
58. Answer (2) 68. Answer (2)
Components of photochemical smog are: Ozone,
nitric oxide, acrolein, formaldehyde and PAN.
59. Answer (3)
Rate of hydrogenation decreases with increasing
substitution in the alkene.
60. Answer (2)
–CN and – NC act as different functional groups, 69. Answer (2)
therefore RCN and RNC are functional isomers. Molar mass of AgBr = 188 g
61. Answer (4)
80
Mass of Br in 0.47 g AgBr   0.47 = 0.2 g
188
0.2
 % of Br   100  40%
Aromatic because of benzene ring. 0.5

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70. Answer (2) 78. Answer (3)

In pyrosilicates, one oxygen atom is shared –NO2 is electron withdrawing group and decreases
between two SiO4– 4 tetrahedron. reactivity towards electrophilic attack.
71. Answer (4) 79. Answer (1)
Geometrical isomerism is shown by alkenes of
types XYC = CXZ and XYC = CZW Structure of Diborane
72. Answer (4)
Degree of unsaturation = 2
C 4H 6
Alkynes
CH  C – CH2 – CH3
H3C – C C – CH3 Two 3c-2e– bonds are present
Alkenes 80. Answer (2)
H2C = CH – CH = CH2
H2C = C = CH – CH3 2CH3 COO – Na   2H2 O 
Electrolysis
 C2H6  2CO2  H2  2NaOH
 
Anode Cathode

81. Answer (4)

(CH COO) Mn
2CH3 CH3  3O2 
3

2
2CH3 COOH  2H2O
73. Answer (4)
82. Answer (2)
Stability of carbocation.
Alkanes can have infinite number of conformations
by rotation around C–C single bond.
83. Answer (1)

74. Answer (3) Grignard reagent consists of R  MgBr

 

 

84. Answer (4)

75. Answer (3)

NH4 cannot accept electrons.

85. Answer (4)

76. Answer (2)

Acid group is given higher priority, keto group is a SECTION - B
substituent here.
86. Answer (1)
sp2 hybridized carbon in C = C is vinylic

77. Answer (2)

Hence, 3 vinylic H.
BF3 > BCl3 > BBr3 > Bl3 : order of backbonding.

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87. Answer (4) 94. Answer (4)

Ge4+ is more stable than Ge2+.
95. Answer (3)
Adsorption chromatography is based upon
differential adsorption of various components of
mixture on a suitable adsorbent such as silica gel
or alumina.
 bonds = 4
 bond = 10 96. Answer (1)
5 4 3 2 1
88. Answer (4) CH3 — CH  CH — C  CH
sp3 sp2 sp2 sp sp
97. Answer (1)

89. Answer (2)

98. Answer (1)

Ni, 
CH4 + H2O  CO + 3H2
90. Answer (4) 99. Answer (2)
Green house gases : CO2, CH4, O3, etc.
Chemicals Effects
91. Answer (1)
Nitrates Blue baby
S2   [Fe(CN)5 NO]2  [Fe(CN)5 NOS]4 
syndrome
From sodium
Violet Fluorides Mottling of teeth
extract
92. Answer (3) Sulphates Laxative effect
Larger is the size of anion, more is the covalent Lead Damage kidney
character. and liver
93. Answer (2) 100. Answer (1)
SnO and PbO reacts with both acid and alkali. The unique colour of fused bead is due to the
Hence amphoteric in nature. formation of glass-like metal metaborates.

BOTANY
SECTION - A 103. Answer (4)
101. Answer (3)  In S-phase, centriole duplicates in cytoplasm
 Yeast cell divides once in 90 minutes. of animal cells.

 A typical human cell divides approximately   Centrioles are absent in plant cell.
every 24 hours.   DNA replication occurs in S-phase.
102. Answer (1)   In G2 phase of cell cycle, semi-autonomous
Nuclear division and cytokinesis occur twice cell organelles duplicates and tubulin proteins
during the process of meiosis. are synthesized.

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104. Answer (2) 113. Answer (2)

Chromosomes are thickest and shortest during Facilitated transport does not require ATP energy.
metaphase. 114. Answer (3)
105. Answer (4)  w of cells A, B and C are –5 bar, –2 bar
In the given figure: and –5 bar respectively.
P  G2 phase  Cell B has comparatively greater w than cells
A and C.
X  Metaphase
 Cells A and C have equal w. Therefore, these
Y  Telophase
cells show a reversible flow of water in
B  Cytokinesis between. Hence, there is no net flow of water
Cytokinesis is achieved by formation of furrow in between cell A and cell C.
animal cells. 115. Answer (1)
106. Answer (2) Symplastic pathway of water movement is slightly
Since, n = 4 (given) slower.
Apoplastic pathway does not get affected by
 2n = 8
metabolic state of roots.
Therefore, the cell has 4 bivalents on equatorial
116. Answer (3)
plate during metaphase-I
In the soil, if all air spaces are filled with water, this
Bivalent is the complex formed by a pair of
condition is known as water logging of soil. It
synapsed homologous chromosomes.
inhibits water absorption.
107. Answer (3) 117. Answer (1)
Orientation of microfibrils only aid to the opening
of stomata. The immediate cause of opening or
closure of stomata is change in turgidity of guard
cells.
118. Answer (1)
108. Answer (2)
The space between cell wall and shrunken
Sequence of cell cycle stages of karyokinesis is: protoplasts is occupied by hypertonic solution in a
Prophase  Metaphase  Anaphase  plasmolysed cell.
Telophase 119. Answer (1)
109. Answer (1) Plasmolysis is withdrawal of protoplast of a plant
Interphase is also called resting phase of cell cell from its wall due to excessive loss of water
cycle. from cell due to osmotic action.
110. Answer (2) 120. Answer (3)
Anaphase is the best stage to study shapes of Diffusion is a slow process and is not dependent
chromosomes. on living system.

Metacentric chromosome appears V-shaped 121. Answer (1)

during anaphase. Solute potential for a solution is always negative.
111. Answer (3) 122. Answer (3)
Imbibition is a special type of diffusion. It does not The correct pathway of water absorption in root is
require energy. Epidermis Cortex Endodermis Pericycle
112. Answer (2) Xylem
The process is called uniport when only one type 123. Answer (3)
of solute molecule enters the cell with the help of Meiosis brings new combination and genetic
carrier protein. variations.

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124. Answer (4) SECTION - B

In anaphase I, there is no splitting of centromere. 136. Answer (3)
Separation of homologous chromosomes occur in
Crossing over is mainly responsible for
anaphase I.
recombination of genetic material which produces
In anaphase II, splitting of centromere and hence variations in meiosis.
separation of chromatids occur.
137. Answer (1)
125. Answer (2)
Correct sequence of phases of prophase-I are:
Diakinesis represents transition to metaphase-I Leptotene  Zygotene  Pachytene  Diplotene
126. Answer (3)  Diakinesis
Hydroponics controls or minimises the risk of algal • Chromosomal synapsis – Zygotene
contamination. • Dissolution of synaptonemal – Diplotene
127. Answer (1) complex
Nitrosomonas is a chemoautotrophic, nitrifying • Terminalisation of chiasmata – Diakinesis
bacteria but it is not capable of biological nitrogen
• Alignment of univalents – Metaphase II
fixation.
at equator
128. Answer (4)
138. Answer (1)
Division and growth of cortical and pericycle cells
lead to nodule formation. Cells at the end of prophase and prophase I do
not have nucleolus and nuclear membrane.
129. Answer (2)
Prophase is short and without substages. Both
S, Mg, Ca and P are macronutrients. They don’t
prophase and prophase-I lack splitting of
become toxic in slight excess.
centromere. Prophase I includes the phenomenon
130. Answer (3) of crossing over.
Manganese plays a major role in the splitting of 139. Answer (4)
water to liberate oxygen, during photosynthesis.
Terminal ends of chromosomes are called
131. Answer (2) telomeres. Centrioles take part in formation of
The nitrates present in the soil is reduced to spindle apparatus. Kinetochores are present
gaseous nitrogen by the activity of microbes around centromere and provide a site for
Thiobacillus and Pseudomonas. attachment to spindle fibres.
132. Answer (3) 140. Answer (1)
Nitrification is carried by Nitrococcus. During mitotic anaphase the centromere splits,
Denitrification of nitrate present in the soil is chromatids separate and move to the opposite
reduced to nitrogen by the process of poles.
denitrification carried out by Pseudomonas and 141. Answer (3)
Thiobacillus. The chief sinks for the mineral elements are
133. Answer (3) growing regions of plants such as the apical and
Sulphur is the main constituent of several lateral meristem, young leaves, developing
coenzyme, thiamine, biotin, coenzyme A. flowers, fruits, seeds and the storage organ.
134. Answer (4) 142. Answer (3)
Some elements like N, S and Mo delay flowering Starch and cellulose are complex carbohydrates
if their concentration in plants is low. formed at sink.
135. Answer (3) 143. Answer (2)
Magnesium is required for binding of ribosome Structure of leaf is a plant factor affecting rate of
subunits during protein synthesis. transpiration.

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144. Answer (2) to ammonia. Nitrogenase enzyme is sensitive to

When water vapours accumulate above molecular oxygen.
transpiring leaves, the rate of transpiration 148. Answer (1)
decreases. Guttation occurs only through water pores
145. Answer (2) (hydathodes)
DPD for a fully turgid cell is zero. For a fully turgid 149. Answer (3)
cell, OP and TP are equal. Reductive amination involves the formation of
Therefore, DPD = OP – TP glutamic acid when ammonium ion directly
or, DPD = 0 combines with -ketoglutaric acid. A reduced
coenzyme (NADPH) is required for the process to
146. Answer (4)
occur.
In response to water stress, surface of leaves get
  KGA  NH4  NADPH 
Glutamate
Glutamate  H2O  NADP
reduced to prevent loss of water. dehydrogenase

147. Answer (2) 150. Answer (1)

Nitrogenase enzyme is a Mo-Fe protein and Anabaena is an autotroph. Rest of others are
catalyses the conversion of atmospheric nitrogen heterotrophs.

ZOOLOGY
SECTION - A 159. Answer (1)
151. Answer (4) Congestion of the lungs is one of the main
Antigens ‘A’, ‘B’ and Rh are absent on the surface symptoms of the heart failure.
of RBCs in individual with O –ve blood group. 160. Answer (1)
152. Answer (3) Hypophyseal and hepatic portal system are
Pulmonary veins transport oxygenated blood from present in humans.
lungs to the left atrium. 161. Answer (4)
153. Answer (1) The end of T-wave marks the end of ventricular
Duration between ‘lub’ and ‘dub’ sound is equal to systole.
the duration of ventricular systole and duration 162. Answer (3)
between ‘dub’ and lub sound is equal to the ADH increases water reabsorption by acting on
duration of ventricular diastole. DCT and CD but CD is not a part of nephron.
154. Answer (3) 163. Answer (4)
In scorpion, coxal gland is excretory organ Micturition is initiated by the stretch receptors in
whereas book lungs are respiratory organ. the urinary bladder. Sympathetic supply causes
155. Answer (2) the constriction of internal urethral sphincter and
relaxation of urinary bladder muscles.
Selective reabsorption of urea occurs in CD.
Parasympathetic supply causes contraction of
156. Answer (4) urinary bladder muscles and relaxation of internal
200 mL/min of CO2 is lost by our lungs. urethral sphincter.
157. Answer (3) 164. Answer (3)
Fall in number of platelets is called Bile – Bile pigments, cholesterol, degraded steroid
thrombocytopenia. hormones, vitamins and drugs.
158. Answer (3) Sweat – NaCl, urea, glucose, lactic acid, etc.
Renal fascia is the outermost fibrous protective Sebum – Sterols, hydrocarbons and waxes
cover of the kidney. Expired air – CO2 and water

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165. Answer (3) 178. Answer (1)

Stroke volume and cardiac output increases while A-band does not change in dimension during
duration of cardiac cycle decreases during muscle contraction.
strenuous exercise. 179. Answer (3)
166. Answer (2) Involuntary muscles are present in hollow organs
Every cardiac cycle involves a systemic and such as intestine.
pulmonary circuit. 180. Answer (3)
167. Answer (3) Cartilaginous joints are present between adjacent
vertebrae in vertebral column.
JG nephrons are less in number but longer in size
181. Answer (4)
than cortical nephrons.
An adult human has 1 sacrum after fusion of 5
168. Answer (3)
sacral vertebrae.
Mitral valve will evert out into atrium during
182. Answer (3)
ventricular systole.
Acute chest pain arising due to ischemia is called
169. Answer (1) angina.
ATP is hydrolysed releasing energy. 183. Answer (1)
170. Answer (3) The descending limb of loop of Henle is permeable
Parasympathetic stimulation occurs during rest to water and almost impermeable to electrolytes.
and digest conditions. 184. Answer (4)
171. Answer (3) Nitrogenous wastes in glomerular filtrate are
Incus is an ear ossicle which is associated with absorbed by passive transport.
axial skeleton. 185. Answer (2)
172. Answer (2) A – Renal column of Bertini
Low blood Ca2+ levels results in tetany. B – Medullary pyramid
173. Answer (4) C – Cortex
Branched appearance is a feature of cardiac
D – Calyx
muscle fibres.
SECTION - B
174. Answer (1)
186. Answer (3)
TpC is calcium binding subunit on troponin.
187. Answer (4)
Ileum is a part of small intestine.
188. Answer (3)
The portion of myofibril between two successive
175. Answer (4) ‘Z’ lines is considered as the functional unit of
Ovum is a non-motile structure. Passage of ova contraction. It is called sarcomere.
through the female reproductive tract is facilitated 189. Answer (2)
by ciliary movement. Sarcoplasmic reticulum is very well developed in
176. Answer (1) white muscle fibres. Myofibrils are present in all
Facial bones –14 in number types of muscle fibres.
Wrist bones (each limb) – 8 in number 190. Answer (1)
Cranial bones – 8 in number Perimysium is the covering of a single bundle of
Phalanges (each upper and lower limb) – 14 in muscle fibre bundles.
number
191. Answer (2)
177. Answer (3)
Nereis has closed type of circulation and is placed
8th, 9th and 10th pair of ribs are vertebrochondral
in phylum Annelida.
ribs in man.

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192. Answer (3) 196. Answer (3)

Nodal tissue present in right upper corner of right Lacteals are present in intestinal villi.
atrium is called SA node whereas that present in
197. Answer (3)
left lower corner of right atrium is called AV node.
Vasopressin makes urine hypertonic. Protein-free
193. Answer (1)
fluid is filtered from blood plasma. Descending
Blood pressure higher than 140/90 mm Hg on
limb of Henle’s loop concentrates the filtrate.
repeated checks in an individual represents
hypertension. 198. Answer (4)
Increase in blood glucose level is hyperglycemia; Kidneys are bean shaped structures situated
increase in blood Ca+2 is hypercalcemia and between the levels of T12 to L3.
increase in urea in blood is called uremia. 199. Answer (2)
194. Answer (2)
Trachea in insects and book lungs in scorpion are
Microvilli help to increase the surface area for considered as respiratory structures.
reabsorption.
200. Answer (1)
195. Answer (3)
SAN generates maximum number of action
Rana is placed in class Amphibia of phylum
potentials i.e., 70-75 min–1, therefore, it is called
Chordata. Land snail excretes uric acid. Planaria
is ammonotelic placed in phylum Platyhelminthes. the pacemaker of the heart.

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