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NATIONAL LEVEL SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATION

CLASS - 8
Question Paper Code : UN487

KEY

1. A 2. D 3. D 4. C 5. B 6. C 7. D 8. A 9. A 10. B

11. D 12. C 13. A 14. B 15. A 16. C 17. B 18. C 19. C 20. D

21. B 22. A 23. C 24. C 25. B 26. A 27. A 28. D 29. B 30. A

31. C 32. D 33. D 34. A 35. C 36. C 37. A 38. C 39. B 40. A

41. D 42. C 43. C 44. C 45. A 46. C 47. B 48. B 49. D 50. D

51. D 52. C 53. B 54. C 55. C 56. C 57. A 58. B 59. B 60. A

SOLUTIONS
MATHEMATICS

01. (A) LHS = = 16 = 4

2 2
= 10  25  108  154  15
02. (D)
x4  y4
=
   
x2  y2
x y  x  y
= 10  25  108  169
 x2  y2  x2  y2 
= =
10  25  108  13  x  y
= 10  25  121  x  y  x  y   x2  y2 
=
=  x  y
10  25  11
= (x3 + xy2 – x2y – y3)
= 10  36 = 10  6
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03. (D) Sum of the digits of the given number = 87 06. (C) Let the number to be multiplied be ‘x’
 Given number is divisible by 3
 1.5  4
An even number divisible by ‘3’ is also Given    x=
 28  3
divisible by 6.
Last three digits are divisible by 8 4 28 112
x= × =–
 Given number is divisible by 8 3 15 45
A number which is divisible by 6 & 8 then –1 –1
it is divisible by its LCM i.e. 24. 07. (D) = –0.25; = –0.33
4 3
04. (C) Given R – r = 7 cm _______ (1)
5
and R2 – r2 = 1078 cm2 = –0.3125
16
R2 – r2) = 1078 cm2
7 13
22 = –0.29; = –0.27
(R + r) (R – r) = 1078 cm2 24 48
7
22 7 5 13 –1
(R + r) (y cm) = 1078 cm2 So , and lie between
7 24 16 48 4
1078 cm2 and
–1
R+r= = 49 cm 3
22 cm
R + r = 49 cm ________ (2) 08. (A) Perimeter of the rectangle = 60 cm
Eq (1) + (2) From the figure, length is (3k – 2) cm
and breadth is (k + 4)cm
R – r + R + r = 7 cm + 49 cm
2[3k - 2) + (k + 4)] = 60
2R = 56 cm
 2[4k + 2] = 60
56
R= cm = 28 cm  4k + 2 = 30
2
 4k = 28
28 cm + r = 49 cm
28
r = 49 cm – 28 cm = 21 cm k= =7
4
Similar circle circumference = 2r
The required 3 numbers are 20, 21, 22
22
=2× × 21 cm 09. (A) Let the breadth of the given rectangle =
7
x cm.
= 132 cm Then, its length = (x + 9) cm.
x 8 Area of the given rectangle = [x(x + 9)] cm2,
05. (B) Given =
x1.5 x2.5 New breadth = (x + 3) cm.
New length = [(x + 9) + 3]cm = (x + 12) cm.
x2.5  x Area of the new rectangle = [(x + 12) (x
=8
x1.5 + 3)] cm2
x2.5 + 1 – 1.5 = 8 (Area of new rectangle) – (Area of given
x2 = 8 rectangle) = 84 cm2
(x + 12)(x + 3) – x(x + 9) = 84
x=  8 (x2 + 15x + 36) – (x2 + 9x) = 84
x= 2 2 6x + 36 = 84
6x = 48
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48 13. (A) It is in direct proportion
x= =8
6 x1 x2
=
Thus, breadth = 8 cm y1 y2
And, length = (8 + 9) cm = 17 cm
11 men x2
Perimeter = 2(l + b) = 2(17 + 8)cm =
3 27m
= 2 × 25 cm = 50 cm 6 m
4
 100  15 
10. (B) CP   = 322 11  27m
 100  = x2
 27 
 4 m
100  
CP = 322 ×
115
4
CP of the bouquet = 280 11 × 27 × men = x2
27
 100  g  44 men required
SP of boquet = CP   = 280
 100 
14. (B) It is in inverse proporsion
125 x1 y1 = x2 y2
× = 350
100
700 × 54 = (700 + 200) × y2
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11. (D) Amount after 2 years 700  54
4 y2 = = 42 days.
900
  3  15. (A)
 8
2
  8 
  4
= 31250   1    1  
  100   100  18670918
4 4321
   16
267
2 83
  27   53   249
= 31250        1809
  25   50   862
1724
8518
 27 27 53  8641
= 31250  25  25  50  8641
–123
= 38637
 Amount = 38637 43212 = 18670918 + 123 = 18671041
Hence, compound interest 16. (C) Given BD // AE.
= (38637 – 31250) = 7387 DCE = CEA 1
12. (C) The difference between the highest
number and the lowest number of cell BCA = CAE 2
phones sold = 15 = (8 – 3) units = 5 units
 From eg. & CEA = CAE
 1 unit = 3 cell phones,
 DACE is isosceles.
 No. of cell phones sold on Thursday
 CE = AC = 3 cm.
= 6 × 3 = 18

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21. (B) In ADE, E = 90°
x3a +3b x3b +3c x3c + 3a
17. (B) Given AD2 = AE2 + DE2
x6a + 6b + 6c
[ Pythagorus therem]
x3a + 3b + 3b + 3c + 3c + 3a x6a + 6b + 6c
= = 6a + 6b + 6c 502 = 142 + DE2
x6a + 6b + 6c x
502 – 142 = DE2
= x6a + 6b + 6c – 6a – 6b – 6c = x° = 1
(50 + 14)(50 – 14) = DE2
18. (C) Given 2r = 220 cm
DE = 64  36 = 8 × 6 = 48
22
2× r = 220 cm Remaining area of the trapezium = Area
7
of the trapezium – Area of the querter
7 circle
r = 220 cm × = 35 cm
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1 1
Volume of the cylinder = × AE(AB + CD) – × r2
2 4
22 5
= r2h =  35 × 35 × 63 cm3 1 1 22
7 = × 14 cm(42 + 42 + 48)cm – × ×
2 4 7
= 2,42,550 cm3
14 × 14 cm2
19. (C) ax – 1 = bc
= 924 cm2 – 154 cm2
ax = 770 cm2
 = bc
a
22. (A) (9x + 4)(2x + 9) = (18x – 4)(x + 6)
ax = abc
9x(2x + 9) + 4(2x + 9) = 18x(x + 6) –
 (ax)1/x = (abc)1/x 4(x + 6)
a = (abc)1/x = (abc)–x 18x2 + 81x + 8x + 36 = 18x2 + 108x – 4x – 24
18x2 + 89x + 36 – 18x2 = 104x – 24
 1 1 2 1 1 2
 a 3 + b 3   a 3  a 3b 3  b 3  36 + 24 = 104x – 89x
20. (D)   
   15x = 60
1 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 60
x= =4
= a3  a3  a 3b 3  b  b 3  a3
3   a 3b 3  b3  15
   
    23. (C) The bacteria two hours back be ‘x’
 1 2 1 1 1 1 2  2
 a 3  a3  a3  a 3  b 3  a 3b 3   2.5 
=   Given x  1   = 5,37,920
2 1 1 1 1 1 1


  100 
 a 3b 3 – a 3  b 3  b 3  b 3  b 3 
2
 25 
 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 2  x 1   = 5,37,920
 3 3  a 3 b 3  a 3b 3  a 3b 3  b 3 3   1000 
= a 
  41 41
x× × = 5,37,920
1 2 1 2 40 40
= +
a 3 b 3
40 40
3 3 x = 5,37,920 × ×
= + 41 41
a3 b3
= (a + b) = 5,12,000

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24. (C) (87654322)2 – (12345678)2 = (87654322 31. (C) ABE = 45°
– 12345678) (87654322 + 12345678)
ABE + ABC = 90°
= 75308644 × 100000000
(BC is normal to the surface)
= 7530864400000000
25. (B) Let each equal angle be ‘x’  ABC = 90°  45° = 45°

Given x = 360° A
C
E Y
360 45°
x= = 90°
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B D

PHYSICS
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26. (A) The longer the length of rubber band,
the lower is the pitch. The shorter and ABC = CBD [i = r]
thicker the rubber band, the higher is the
pitch. CBD = BDO [alternate angles] = 45°
27. (A) For larger cube, mass increases by 8
times and base area increase by 4 times. BDO+ BDC = 90°
Pressure increases by 8/4 = 2 times. [CD is normal to the surface]
28. (D) The given sentences can be completed 45° + BDC = 90°
with correct words like electric
discharge, clouds, earth. BDC = 45°

29. (B) The direction of friction F always  i = r = 45° for mirror Y


opposes the direction of the pulling 32. (D) The overall force pulling the skater
force, P. towards his friend is 40 N. There is no
friction to counteract this force. Thus,
The weight of object, always acts
the skater moves towards his friend. The
vertically downwards from the centre of
forces acting on the skater are the
gravity of the object.
gravitational force pulling downwards
30. (A) In the electrolysis of CuSO4(aq) using Cu on him and the upward push of the floor
electrodes, the Cu anode dissolves to on him.
form Cu2+ while Cu is deposited at the
33. (D) For electroplating iron spoon with copper,
Cu cathode.
copper plate acts as positive electrode
Anode : (+), iron spoon acts as negative
electrode (–) with copper sulphate
 Cu2+ (aq) + 2e–
Cu(s) 
solution as electrolyte.
Cathode :
34. (A) We move faster on roller-skater than on
2+
Cu (aq) + 2e –
 Cu(s) shoes as they have rollers to roll easily
thereby reducing friction.
The overall result is the transfer of Cu
from anode to cathode and there is no 35. (C) Light rays travel in a straight line is
change in the concentration of the correctly shown in cardboards 1 and 3.
solution.

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CHEMISTRY 43. (C) Metals are good conductors of
electricity; thermoplastics are bad
36. (C) X = Sunlight - An inexhaustible natural conductor of electricity.
resource.
44. (C) The correct matching of correct part,
Y = Unlimited in quantity in nature. zone and colour of a burning candle is
Z = Never gets exhausted by human P - (iii), (x); Q - (ii), (z); R - (i), (y)
activities. Given below is a figure showing different
37. (A) The number of bubbles indicate the rate parts, zones and colours of a burning
of reaction, which is indicative of the candle flame.
reactivity of the metals. Only option (A)
gives the correct indication of the
Outer zone of
relative reactivity of the three metals, Hottest
complete
part
with Mg being the most reactive combustion (blue)
Moderately
followed by Fe and Cu being unreactive hot Middle zone of
with dilute hydrochloric acid. Least hot partial combustion
(yellow)
38. (C) The amount of heat energy produced on
Innermost zone of
complete combustion of 1 kg of a fuel is Wax candle
unburnt wax
called its calorific value. It is expressed vapours (black)
in units of kJ/kg. Fuels like wood and coal
release unburnt carbon particles which
are pollutants and cause many 45. (A) X being heavy is(water), Y being lighter
respiratory diseases such as asthma. than water floats above water is (crude
39. (B) Statements (I) and (II) are correct. oil) and Z is more lighter than crude oil
Bakelite is used to make electric plugs, is (natural gas).
switches etc., as it is bad conductor of
electricity. BIOLOGY
Synthetic materials are not used in 46. (C) Fertilizer is an artificial or man-made
kitchen. inorganic salt, that causes soil and
Blended fabrics are long lasting as they water pollution and is soluble in water.
contain both synthetic and natural fibers. 47. (B) Malaria is a fatal disease caused by
40. (A) Metals are good conductors of heat and plasmodium species. It shows the
have high melting points. Lead and symptoms of high fever shaking, chills
mercury are poor conductors of heat, and flu like illness.
whereas silver and copper are good 48. (B) Biodiversity is the totality of genes,
conductors of heat. species and ecosystems of a region.
41. (D) Group P - I - Coal, II-Wood, III - Natural 49. (D) Offspring of viviparous animals survive
gas and VIII - Cowdung cake are Natural better than the offspring of oviparous
fuels. animals because of the proper
Group Q - V-Kerosene, VI - LPG, VII - Coke embryonic care and protection is
and IX - Petrol are Processed fuels. present.

Group R - I- Coal, III - Natural gas and IV 50. (D) The fusion of male and female gametes
- Petroleum are Fossil fuels. in human beings usually takes place in
fallopian tube.
42. (C) X is sodium, a highly reactive metal. Y is
Iodine, a lustrous non-metal. 51. (D) Some bacteria eat up toxic chemicals,
plastics, organic waste materials and
help us in cleaning the environment.

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52. (C) The presence of thylakoids makes Number of right angled triangles are
plastids different from mitochondria. DCL, LED, RED = 3
53. (B) Ovum is the female gamete. They are From square LEHI
also called egg. They are produced by
the female reproductive organ. They Number of right angled triangles are
consist of larger nucleus. Sperm (Y) is LRI, KSI, JTI, SFD, SFH, UGH, CDI, DTG = 8
produced by testes in a male gamete
7 + 3 + 8 = 18
cells.
54. (C) The cell formed after fertilization is A B C D
known as zygote. Q
55. (C) Nitrogen can be replinished naturally in
P
the soil following crop rotation method. R
E
O N M L
CRITICAL THINKING
S
K F
56. (C) Both I & II follows
J T U G
I H
57. (A)
59. (B) Monday
58. (B) Square ACLO Four days before Monday is Thursday
Total number of right angled triangles and day before day before Thursday is
Monday.
AOM, AOL, QLN, ACL, ABP, PNM, ABQ = 7
From square CLED 60. (A)

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