Roll No: COO 0000Oooog @® : Test Date: [15-01-2023] Aakash D MBys Boole Cade Cay gor Medical Entrance Exam - 2024 National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) (XI Studying Students) | Sua Wemon sinner Neuss | Readeachaquoston coral {Each exreat answer ears ou mars, One mek wll be 2. hismandolr to use BlufBlack Ba Pint Pon lo dan tho | dedcldoreachincorectansarometsalsare ‘sppropriste rie in theanswarahesk, 8. 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A body is initially at rest. It starts one-dimensional SECTION - A ‘motion with constant acceleration. The kinetic 4. A body of mass 2 kg moving on horizontal surface energy of the body at any time tis proportional 4 games lores alr coveing a tones ¢mThe | yy ae & coefficient of friction is 11 = 0.25, then the work done a . by the fiction will be (g = 10 mis?) grow yo we “ 7 (1) 104 @)-104 7. All of mass 2 kg moving with @ speed of 8 mis (4205 (4) 205 undergoes head-on and elastic colision with an 2. Two springs of force constants 50 Nim and 100 Nim identical ball of same mass, initially at rest. The are stetched by the same force. The rato of enerey fraction of incident kinetic energy transterted tothe stored inthe springs will be ye E second balis wast Qa e (2y100% (2) 50% Cat @ . 8) 80% (4) 25% 3. Abody of mass 2 kg is projected vertically up with ; = cartain volocily. At a certain point its potential | 8: Two blocks each of mass m moving with equal energy and kinetic energy are 8 J and 90 J sod negra dresion Skee oppose respectively. The maximum height reached by the, tends of a massless spring placed between them. |Z. = .K-i8 force. constant of the spring, then maximum body will be zxi| ; ne compression of the spring is (1) 10m @) 2m 1 & pouton Brsm @)4m (ye of me 4. if =(2-3]+6K) and 6=37+6)-2K, then the K mires Sap rae = value of (&+5)(@-B) win be"e SS *f a = a (a) me (1) 49 Vi zero -£- hte Oy (3) 54 (8), 104, ‘The shape of the graph between the speed and the 5. Inthe case of consenvalive force kinelis energy of a body is (1) Work done is independent of path (1) Straight line (2) Work done ina closed loop is zero a ieeee (@) Work done against conservative force is stored _ in the form of potential energy (31 Parat LAF Alof these (4) Exponential ‘Space for Rough Work RUE Te blfico: Rakash Tower, 8, Pusa Road, New Delhi-110005. Phone: O11-AT623456 Corporate Office: 8, 1210. A body of mass 4 kg is allowed to slide dawn along (1) 3mis (2) 6mis ee of ee Path om Lopmeat ston (2) 6/3 mis (058 mis m, its velocily is § mvs. The . ‘Work done in overcoming the friction is 20 J. the | Sette oo a bet aie radius of circle is (g = 10 mls®) = Ly? fatement B: Energy is a scalar but power is a () 25m 2) 3.5m mg By, Meee sua r.7s 7 40 f= \yf**5] #22 (1) Both statements (A) and (B) are correct . (4) ah to (2) Both statements (A) and (B) are incorrect 11. A particle suspended by a thread of length ‘(i ‘Statement (A) is correct and (B) is incorrect projected horizontally with velocity 297 at lowest (a): Stateinent (A) i Nicorreot ate (2) Bi ocxreet Point. The maximum angle mode by the thread with | ‘°° Coelicent of restiuiion depends upon the vertical will be " (1) The relative Velocities of approach (2) The masses of the colliding bodies (1) Ered (2) Erad (9) The material ofthe coliding bodies 4 $ (@YAllof these 1 5 wor i Z ead (Arm 16. The work done in moving (slowly) a body of mass 6 2 5 kg from the bottom of a smooth inclined plane to 12. A body is allowed to fal from a height h above the EL eONeGAneY inclined ‘ground. Then match the following (ignore air drag) Pe na oe 7h 4 1 Hist usta . Mam (2) 1m aA\ A | PE=KE Pp h @r2m (4m Atheignt 4. gle 2 47. The-component of A along B is V8 times that of 8 |pe=aKe | a | Constantat any the component of B atong A. Then [Ais int GO- BY e (1) 5:3) esi A c |ke-are | R ‘ > | Atheight = (3) 4:9 (4) VB :2 18. A sphere of mass 4 kg moving with a’ certain D | Pe+ KE § | athelgnt # volocity collides head-on and elastically with cos another sphere which is at rest. Ifafter the collision, the frst sphere’ moves in the same direction with its GYAP, BR, C-S,D-0 (2) AR, BS, 0-0, OP velocity reduced to half of its initial value, the mass (3) AS, B-P,C-0,D-R (4) A-Q, BS, C-R, DP of the second sphere will be 18. A force of F= (3x2 + 6x) N acts on an object of mass (1) 2k9 (2) 4k9 4 kg which is at res. If body displaces from x= 0 to 2 4 i 7 (4) 4 x= m, then velocity ofthe body at x= 3 m willbe & 3% MaKe sa aa wa ye 3” ogg or Rough Work mus m+ WV Ae Lath oa at * , Mew x unos ew Corporate Office: Takash Tower, 8, Pusa Road, New Delhi-110008. Phone: 011-4762345620. * at. 22. A horizontal force of magnitude 40\N acts ona body of mass 2 ka initially atreston smooth surface, The work done by the force on the body in first 3 5 will be (vs J (2) 100) (3) 4004 (4) 1254 oe ‘Two blocks of masses 2 kg and 4 kg are connected by a light string passing over a smooth pulley clamped to the edge of horizontal table as shown in figure. If the coefficient of friction between the 2 kg block and table is 0.2, then net force due to sting con the. pulley will be ( Fe on ()-8N (2) 2 N (3) 16/2 N~ (4) 16N ‘A3 kg block A is placed at the top of 6 kg block 8 which is at rest’ on smooth table. If coefficient of {fiction between the blocks is 0.4, then maximum horizontal force F required to make both blocks A and 8 move together is (g = 10 mis?) g-0N ahaL B br 2 9 (1) 18 @y36N @) 10N (4) 20N A block of weight 200 N is lying on a rough horizontal surface. If coefficient of friction between block and surface is 2, then least possible force that can move the block is (1) 80N (@x460N @) 120N (4) 240N 23, 24, 25. 28. CichRei ear Eeraes] A block is placed on a ramp of a parabolic shape 2 given by the equation y= ar « Ifcoetficient of static friction js = 0.5, then the maximum height above the ground (x-axis) at which the block can be placed without slipping is (x and y are in metre), (1)'1.25 m Q)2m (3) 4m + (40.625 m" 2 A block is placed on a roilgh inclined plane| of inclination 0 = 30°. Ifthe force that drags up ital the plane is to be smaller than its weight, then, Coefficient of friction (n) should be fS!nO= nog cob ee 3 é Mus naz rot a nd2 | 1 Sesh (6) nee @) woe 2% For what value of acceleration ‘a of wedge, block slides up the plane with an acceleration ‘a relative fo the inclined plane as shown in the figure (consider all the surfaces smooth) dere = gfind + 1) [seco + ano)" (2) gfcosilcoto) (3) g{sin0 + coto) (4) g{cosecd + tand) Frictional force acting between two bodies (1) Depends on area of contact of bodies (2) Depends on shape of bodies (GY Always opposes the relative motion of bodies’ (4) Always increases the relative velocity between the bodies ‘Space for Rough Work Corporate Office: Aakash Tower, 8, Pusa Road, New Dalti-110008, Phone: O11-47623456 a28. . Aman of mass 49 kq is al rest between the walls as shown in figure. I coefficient of fri the man and walls is 0.7 eactions exerled by the ‘y' between then minimum normal wall on the man is (g= 10 mis?) 2s pag E (0 Aon (1) 350N YOON (8) 300N (4) 600 N By what acceleration the boy of mass 40 kg goes up so that $0 kg block (as shown in figure) remains stationary? (The wedge is fixed and is smooth, g= 10 mis?) (1) 4 mis (@Y 2 mise (2) 1 mis? (4) Zero 30. Match entries in List | with corresponding entries in Uist IL List List A | Recoil of gun Nowton’s first law Motion in two! Q| Newton's second dimension law C | Magnitude of force | R | Projectile motion D | Law of inertia OYAS, BR, C-Q, DP (2) AR, B-, C-S, D-P (3) AR, BP, C-Q, D-S (4) AP, BS, CR, D-S 31. When a car takes a sudden tum then passenger inside itis likely to fall (1)-Aivay from centre of curvature (2) Towards the centre of curvature (3) Towards forward direction (4) Towards backward direction ‘82. Linear momentum of a particle varies with time as Pp = a + af + bf Which of the following best Newton's third law represents force (F) and time (1) relation (a and b 29. A man of mass 50 kg is standing on a weighing ru oattve eonstahts}? machine kept in box of 20 kg as shown in figure. If FE FE the man manages to keep the box stationary, then teading of the weighing machine will be a er t — . F @) 4 (1) 350N (2) 160N ® 4 ; (3) 200N (4) SOON t ‘Space for Rough Work Corporate Office: Aakash Tower, 8, Pusa Road, New Delhi 10005. Phone: 017-4762345533. A bullet Is fired from a gun, The force on bullet is, F= (400 ~ 2 10°) N. The force reduced to zero just when bullet leaves the barrel, The impulse imparted to bullet will be (1) 8Ns (2)6Ns @) 4Ns (4) 3Ns A body of mass 1 kg is moving with velocity 30:m/s due north, It is acted upon by a force F due east for 4's. If speed of the body after the force ceases to act is 50 mis, then the value of force F will be (1) 10N (2)20N ” () 5N (4) 30N ‘Amass of 2 kg attached to one end ofa string is first lifted up with acceleration 5 m/s? and then lowered ‘with same magnitude of acceleration in downward direction. The ratio of tension in the string in two cases will be (g = 10 m/s*) (i) 134 (2) 2:4 (3) 324 (a) 4s4 z SECTION -B 3. Aliftis going up with uniform velocity. When brakes are applied, it slows down. A person in that lift, experiences 34. 35. (1) More weight (3) Same weight (4) Zero weight arrangement for the system to remain jum, the angle ‘0" should be (2) Less weight a7. 39, 40, 38, All dla Aakash Test Sor (1) 08 2 (3) 45" (4) 6 ‘A Torce-lime graph for the motion of a body is shown in figure. The change in momentum of the body between 0 and 4 s is eee RN) — 1 9 Hs) aL. 4 (1) 2Ns Q4Ns (3) 16Ns (4) Zero The apparent weight of a person in freely falling elevator is ; (1) Zero . (2) More than true weight (3) Equal than trye weight (4) Negative Two blocks of mass m and 2m are placed on horizontal frictionless surface connected by a spring as shown in the figure. Mass 2m is pulled towards’ Fight with force 2ma, where ‘a' is acceleration of mass m which is towards right. Acceleration of the mass 2m at this instant will be im [-ermesrerenrs—{2m|—> F oe eo pgepe 8 ; as ; oy “tng 8° (3) 26 . a we pace for Rough Work Corporate Office: Aakash Tower, J; Pasa Road, New Delhi-110005. Phone: 017-47623456,at, 42. In the figure given below, ‘smooth and system is released from rest, then rallo of tension in the string A to string B will be (g= 10 mis?) a) (2) IO BIO @) @) 3 a 3 8 Aball is released from a height 10 m. Ifitloses 20% ofits eneray on hitting the ground, the coefficient of restitution between the ball and ground will be 46. 47. 3ngd mgd. Qa a> 2ingd gd ) 2d « 2 A force does not perform any work during (1) A displacement which is parallel to the force (2) A displacement which is perpendicular to force (8) A displacement which is antiparallel to the force (4) Collision of two bodies ‘A body is moving unidirectionally under the influence of a source of constant power supplying energy. Which of the following diagrams shown below best represents the displacement (s)-ime (¢) curve for its motion? 2 2 t t i) £ a= 5 v5 as @s 2 a of of - 43. Sand is falling on a conveyor belt at the rate of 10 kgs". The extra power required to move the belt t , with velocity of 6 mis is @ ae - (1) 360 (2) 180 ofS ig, (3) 100w (4) 200 , = = 44. A toy {rain is moving With uniform velocity of | 48, A 4 kg ball moving with velocity 10 mis colides with (41-2)-+k) mis. Ifthe force required to overcome 2 kg ball moving in opposite direction with velocity friction is (27 -2] +8) N, the power of the feton fe (—2)4 38) 6, mp e engine 20 mis. If coefficient of restitution is e = 2, then (1) 10w 2) 5w speed of 1 kg after the collision will be (3) 20w (4) 15W : 48. A.rope is used to pull up vertically a block of mass ) ms 2) 59 mnie mithrough a distance d with a constant acceleration ol 3 é ‘The work done by the tension in the rope, on the. (8) 30 mis (4) 20 mis block is ‘Space for Rough Work Corporate Office: Rakash Tower, 8, Pusa Road, New Delica , I, 110005. Phone: 011-47 (623456Aparticle of mass nis moving in a horizontal circle of rads 1, undér a centripetal force equal to k), (4) \here & is constant. The total eneray of the particle will be 50. Aller perfectly inelastic collision between two identical particles moving with same speed in different directions, the speed of the particles becomes half of their initial speed. The angle between the velocities of the two particles before collision will be ) * 2) z (1) 90° (2) 135° Kk k (3) 120° at ws 8 i [CHEMISTRY] ‘SECTION - A 56. If standard enthalpies of combustion of CHsOH(\), 51. Path function among the following is raphite(s) and ‘Ha(g) are -700, ~400 and ww ew 200 ae sland enthalpy of formation te) a Gh) ae (4) 600 ky mot 52, Bomb calorimeter Is used to experimentally (2) 300 ki mot measure (3) 600 kJ mor! (1) ac (2) aH (4) -300 ks mor* (@) au (4) as 57. A gas is allowed to expand in a welkinsulated 53. If enthalpy of atomisation of CH. is 1600 kJ mot" coniainer against a constant external pressure of then average bond enthalpy of C-H bond is 1 alm from an inital volume of 1 L to a final volume tay too ema (2) 200 ks mok! 7 i |. The change in tral eneroy AU of the gas (3) 400 kJ mo (4) 800 kJ mot (1 10 ‘54, Extensive property among the following is ej -10 (1) Viscosity (2) Refractive index @) 1013 (8) Density (4) Heat capacity (@) 1013 55. Heat required to raise the temperature of 9 9 | 8. Inwhich case change in entropy is negative? aluminium from 40°C to 60°C is (1) Melting of ice (Molar heat capacity of Alis 24 Jmol"K-*) (2) Free expansion of gas at constant temperature (1) 160 (2) 492.4 @) Diffusion of gases (3) 21604 (4) 43204 (4) Grystalisation of sugar from its solution ‘Space for Rough Work Corporate Office: Aakash Tower, 8, Pus isa Road, New Delhi-110005. Phone: 011-47623456CUTE ess 59. Reversible compressions of an ideal gas under {sothermal and adiabatic conditions are as shown in the figure (Pes Ver Te) vo ‘AB — Isothermal compression AC -+ Adiabatic compression. Which of the following options is not correct? (1) Te> Te (2) ASeotemsi < ASadabste () Ta=Ts (4) Wasteoat < Waste 60. The correct thermodynamic conditions for the non- spontaneous reaction at all température is * (1) aHo (3) AH>Oand as > 0 (4) AH> 0 and asi 2AQx(Q); AU = 2 fea AS = 20 cal K~! at 300 K then value Of AG (in kegy will be (1),-82 (2) -2.8 @) 52 (28 64, Fora 2 mol sample of perfect gas when its pressure is changed reversibly from 2 atm to 1 atm at 27¢¢, ‘The entropy change is given by (1) -1.38R, (2) 1.38R (3) 0.69R (4) -0.68R 5, The bond dissociation energies of Xz, Y2 and XY are in the ratio of 1:2: 1, AH for the formation of XYis, +100 kJ molt. The bond dissociation energy of Xe (in kd mot) will be (1) 50 (2) 100 (8) 200 (4) 400 66) The correct option for free expansion of an ideal gas under isothermal condition is (1) q=0,AT<\0lnd W > 0 @ 4<0, t= 00nd w=0 @) a> omTaOandw>o (4) q=0, T= Oand W=0 67. Statement I: AH" of diamond is zero. ‘Statement Il: Reference state of carbon at 25°C and 1 bar is diamond. In the light of above statements, choose the correct option below: (1) Statement | is correct and statement I is incorrect (2) Statement | is incorrect and statement Il is correct . (3) Both statement I and statement II are correct (4) Both statement | and statement Il are incorrect ‘Space for Rough Work Corporate Ofes: Aakash Tower, 8, Pusa Road, Now DaI-TTOODE PROAS 011-47623455Ts : I idla/Aakash Test Sorlos for NEE . An ideal gas expand: Re sone Pobirbalietin 10-4m® to | 74. An open containor-is heated from 27°C to 227°C. i 5 {08 Nm, The work done by the gas is The fraction of air expelled out is (1) -4.95 ks @) 99% m2 @? @) -9.9kd (4) 4:95 ks 4 : 689. X ee ea iosaton ‘ArH is 50 kJ mot at 400 K, Os Ms value of Ai ot mob sani ats ee eana mol") at equilibrium atthe | 75. At which temperature, rms speed of CH« gas is same as of He gas at 27°C? (1) 0.125 JK (2) 12.5 JK" (1) 300K (2) 600K (Gy 25 (4) 250 JK (3) 900K (4) 1200 K 70. Agas collected over water has a pressure of 1 atm. | 76. 0.279,of aluminium reacts with excess of caustic Ifthe container is compressed to half of the volume soda to give hydrogen gas. The volume of hydrogen at constant temperature then pressure of moist gas gas liberated at 1 alm pressure and 27°C is nil be faqueote tension = 0.2 aim), 2Al+ 2NaOH + 6H:0— 2NalAI(OH): + 3H2 (1) 2atm 2) 18.atm (1) 037 @) 0.84. @) 1.6 atm (4) A.2atni (@) o92t (4) 1.04. . 71. If compressibility factor of a gas at STP is 2 then | 77. Density of a gas is found to be 5 g/dm? at 27°C and volume occupied by the 2 mol gas at STP will be -2 bar pressure, the densily ofthe gas at STP will be (1) 12b (in gdm) (2) 224 : (1) 274 (2) 3:92 @) 448 (3) 582 (4) 7.42 (ay 89.6 L 78. Given: values of van der Waals constant ‘a’ for NH, 72. Which of the following plots will not be straight ine He, O2 and CO2 are respectively 4.17, 0.244, 1.36 at constant temperature? ‘and 3.59, which one of the following gases Is most (1) Pvs 4 (2) PVs dificult to liquely? (3) PVvs 11 (4) Pus (yr. (2) NH 73. Consider the following statements regarding kinetic () co (8) Or theory of gases. 79. cylinder contains 8 g of CHs and 60 g of CzHs. If a. At any particular time, different particles in the the total pressure of the mixture of gases In the gas have different kinetic eneraies. : cylinder is 25 atm, then partial pressure of CzHe is b, Collisions of gas molecules are perfectly elastic aun ¢. Particles of a gas move in straight line. eae Correct statement(s) is/are ) 15am (1) bonly a p08 @) 20 atm (3) band c only (4) a, bande Space for Rough Work Corporate Offic Rakesh Tower, 6, Pusa Road, Ne jew Delhi-110005, Phone: 011-47623458,80. Match the terms given in list | with their units given 81 82. in fst U. List List ll a. | van der Waals | (i) | Pam® mol? constant a! b. | van der Waats | (iy | Pas constant c._| Surface tension | (ii) | m® moFt 4. | Coefficient of |v) | Nv viscosity Choose the correct answer from the options given below. (1) adi, BG), etiv), ei) 2) adi, DG, o, ativ) (3) a(i, ba, c(v), GH) (4) ati, bq), eG), eC At STP, volume of-4 mol real gas is 24.2 L. The correct option about the gas and its compressibility factor(Z) is (1) 2>1 and attractive forces are dominant (2) 2>1 and repulsive forces are dominant (8) Z<1 and attractive forces are dominant (4) 2 <1 and repulsive forces are dominant Statement I: Dipole-dipole interaction eneray between stationary polar molecule's proportional to 4 = Statement Il: Dipole-dipole interaction energy between rotating polar molecules is proportional to 1 r In the light of above statements, choose the correct option given below. 83, (1) Statement |-is correct and statement |) ig incorrect (2) Statement | is incorrect and statement 11 jg correct (3) Both statement | and statement Il are correct (4) Both statement | and statement Il are incorrect The minimum temperature required to expang 200 dm? of a gas at 27°C to 450 dm® at constany pressure is (1) 40.5°C @ wre @) 173°C (a) 450°C The total pressure of a mixture of 220 g CO2 and 320 g Oz confined in a total volume of 100 Lat27°¢ will be [Given R = 0.0821 L atm molK-t] (1) 1.8atm 2) 27 atm (8) 3.7 atm (4) 62atm Choose the correct option for graphical representation of Charles’ law: v v > Qz vo i) t 8) log V av fog TK) TIK)> ‘Space for Rough Work Corporate Office: Aakash Tower, 8, Puse Road, New Delhi110005, Phoner86. a7. 88, 89, st. SECTION -B Statement I: Solubility of most salts in water increases with rise in temperature, Statement Il: For most of the ionic: compounds, Asa” is positive, " In the light of above statements, choose the correct option given below. (1) Statement | is correct and statement tt is incorrect (2) Statement | is incorrect and statement Il is correct (3) Both statement | and statement Il are correct (4) Both statement | and statement Il are incorrect For a spontaneous process, which of the folowing conditions is always true? (1) Sx2>0 (2) dSwx>0 (8) ASisa> 0 (4) AGip> 0 Maximum mean bond enthalpy among the following is of (1) NEN @c=c @) 0-0 @) For adiabatic expansion which of the following is true? (1) at (2) au=0 (3) aH (4) a8 =0 ‘The entropy change in surrounding when 1 mol of H20(\)is formed under standard conditions is nearly (AIH® of HeO = -286 kJ mol) (1) 110K" (2) 240 sk (3) 278 JK (4) 959 JK* ‘Consider the following reactions Alg)+40,(9)-» AOLG) aH" = 80 kamor* 70 kimor* AO{a)+ 20,(0) + AOL 0, (0)+30,(9)-» A0,(9):/H?=—10 kuipor™ ° The correct thermodynamic stabiliy order is (1) AQ2>AOs>AO (2) AQs> AQ2> AO (8) AO>AQ2>AOs (4) AO> ADs > AOr 92. I bond enthalpies of NeN, N-H and H-H bonds are x, y and z kJ mol" then enthalpy change {in kd mot) forthe following reaction is Na{g)+3H2(9) ~> 2NHa(Q) (1) x + 3y-6z, (2) x+3z—-6y (3) 6y=x-32 (a) x+32—2y 93. Assuming steam behaiving as an ideal gas then the internal energy change of vaporization at 100°C for 189 waler willbe nearly (dssoH? for water at 373 K = 40 kJ mol!) ayo (2) 20 ks (8) 31k (4) 37 kd 94. A certain gas takes four times as long to effuse out ‘helium. lis molecular mass will be (20 @)8u (3) s2u (4) 64u £5, Statoment I: The lowest energy state of aliquid will be when surface area is minimum. Statement Il: The energy required to increase the surface area of the liquid by one unit is defined as surface tension. In the light of above statements choose the correct ‘option given below. (1) Statement | is correct and staterent Il is incorrect (2) Statement | is incorrect and statement I is correct, (8) Both statement | and statement Il are correct (4) Both statement | and statement Il are incorrect ‘Space for Rough Work Gorporate OMfce: Rakesh Tower, 8, Pusa Road, New Deli-1T0008; Phone: 01-47623466sons Ez) 98. Dipole-inducéd dipole interaction is present in (1) H20#CH:0H (2) HCHHO (8) HrO+He (4) HaO#Nact 97. Dalton’s law’of partial presstire is not valid for the mixture of (1) Neand He (2) He and CH (8) NHsand HCl * (4) NHs and Nz 98. Vapour pressure of liquid depend(s) on () Surface area of liquid (i) Amount of liquid ii) Temperature ee) 99, Slope of plot of Z vs P at constant temperature at high pressure for 1 mol He gas is RT b OF Q) ar Plane Os 100.4 2 L contairier containing He gas at 2 atm and another container of 4 L containing Ha gas at 1 atm joined together at constant temperature. Resulting total pressure for gas is, . (1) tatm (2) 1.33 atm 1" nl nH i an 3) 2.5 atm (4):3.64 atm " [BOTANY] “SECTIONS A 101. Late wood is different from early wood as the former (1) Is formed when cambium is very active (2) Has fewer xylary elements (8) Has vessels with wider lumens (4) Requires more water for its formation 102. Wavy ring of vascular cambium is formed in (1) Monocot root (2) Dicot stem (3) Monocot stem (4) Dicot root 103. The role of bulliform cells is to (1) Help in the rolling of leaves during drought (2) Regulate the transport of water within the plant (8) Create transpiration pull for absorption of water ‘and minerals (4) Secrete chemicals for protecting leaves from leaf-eating insects 104. One of the characteristic features of monocot stem that is absent in dicot stem is (1), Conjoint vascular bundles (2) Water-containing cavities in vascular bundles (3) Single-layered pericycle (4) Parenchymatous medullary rays 105. Which of the following plant parts usually has large number of conjoint vascular bundles not arranged in (1) Monocet root (2) Dicot root 8) Monocot stem (4) Dicot stem 106. Regarding conjunctive tissue, choose the correct option. = (1) lis composed of sclerenchymatous cells (2) Itis absent in roots (3) Itis present between the patches of xylem and phloem (4) Itis present in cortex just below the hypodermis 107. The vascular bundles are said to be open when (1) Cambium is present in between xylem and Phioem (2) Xylem and phloem are present on same radi (3) Xylem and phloem are present on different radi (4) Cambium is absent between xylem and phloem ‘Space for Rough Work Tarporate-Office: Aakash Tower, 6, Pusa Road, New Delhi T0005, Phone: OT T-ATEISGS6408, Pith cannot be (1) Dicot stem (2) Dicot root (3) Monocot root (4) Monocot stem 109.Match the following columns and choose the \guished in 114. Identify the following statements as true (T) or false (F) and choose the option accordingly. A. The first formed primary xylem is called correct option, Hal B. In stems of flowering plants, protoxylem lies Column t Column it towards pith, A. | Casparian strip | (j) | Deposition of ©. Exarch condition is found in roots of flowering suberin Plants. B. | Pericycle (ii) | innermost tayer alse of cortex alrite Endodermis: Absent in roots : D. | Hypodermis Apart of stele Ol TF | T @{ Ff lt fr a|lelcio wm] ot] tle oo | a@ lw la @ | iy) | |) | Oo ®| 0 | @ | w @ | a) | O | m. | w) 110. Epiblema is the outermost layer of (1) Cortex 2) Pith (3) Roots (4) Stele « 111. In lowering plants, pericycle cannot be (1) Collenchymatous (2) Sclerenchymatous (3) Thin walled (4) Thick walled 112, Ground tissue in leaves is called (1) Pith (2) Cortex (8) Hypodermis (4) Mesophyil 143, Phloem transports food materials, usually from (1) Leaves to other parts of the plants (2) Growing parts of plants to the leaves (8) Roots to leaves (4) Roots to stem and flowers 115. Which of the following can perform photosynthesis? (1) Companion cell (2) Guard cell (8) Subsidiary cell (4) Trichome 116. Select the incorrect match from the following, Lignified walls and (1) | Tracheias - |_| tapering ends (2) [Vessels | | Devoid of protopasm (3) [xytem fibres _|- |Large central cavity (4) [Xylem — | Stores food materials, [parenchyma 1117. In flowering plants, all ofthe following features are of epidermal cells, except one, Identify that one. (1) They may have waxy covering towerds outer side (2) These are collenchymatous (3) They have small amount of cytoplasm (4) Their vacuoles are large in size ‘Space for Rough Work. Corporate Offic akash Tower, 8, Pusa Road, New Dahi-110008, Phone: 011-47623456COTE 5 for NEET.2024) 18. ()) bears one or more ovules altached to the cushion-lke structure called (ji) . Select the correct option to fin the blanks (i) and (i. (1) (Style; (i) Stigma (2) (i) Ovary; (i) Placenta (3) () Gynoecium; (i) Ovary wall (4) (@ Carpet; (i) Hilum 119, The term keel is used for a particular appendage of a flower in some plants, This particular appendage is (1) Sepal (2) Petal (3) Stamen (4) Carpet 120. The term which is not related to stamens is (1) Polyadelphous (2) Staminode () Polyandrous (4) Standard «i 121. Regarding the petals in Calotropis flower, which of the given statements should be true? (1) Margins of petals overlap each other but not in a particular direction (2) All the petals are different from each other (3) Margins of petals ust touch one another without overtapping (4) Margins of petals overlap each other in a particular direction 122. In which of the following aspects, flowers of lly and ‘mustard are said to be similar. (a) Presence of both male and female sex organs (b) Clear cut distinction between calyx and corolla (©) Epipetalous condition of stamens (4) Six stamens in a flower ‘The correct one(s) is/are (1) (@) and (4) eer 123, n a flower, receptacle is (1) Base of anther (2) A part of gynoecium (3) Tip of petal (4) Swollen end of pedicel 124.Regarding the characteristics of ‘inflorescence found in sweet pea, choose the incorrect statement, (1) Younger flowers are present towards the apex (2) Flowers are borne in a basipetal order (8) Shoot axis continues to grow (4) Main axis does not terminate into a flower 125.In a flower, the four whorls calyx, corolla, ‘androecium anid gynoecium arise from (1) Assingle node (2) Four diferent successive nodes (3) Four different successive internodes (4) Asingle internode 126. Which of the following is not a modified leaf? (1) Tendeilin pea (2) Food storage part in garlic (3) Thalamus in apple (4) Pitcher in pitcher plant 127. Select the incorrect statement w.r charactetistios felated to mustard plant. (1) A pair of leaves arise at each node @) Flowers are actinomorphie (6) Filaments of stamens in a flower have variation inlength (4) Flowers are tetramerous 128. The swollen leaf base found in some leguminous plants is called (1) Pulvinus (2) (@)only (2) Lamina @) @),(c) and (4) (3) Mesopodium (4) (b) and (4) (4) Pappus ‘Space for Rough Work ‘Corporate Office: Aakash Tower, 8, Pusa Road, New Deln-1 10008, Phone OTT ATGDaISE129. slender lateral branch of stem arises from the base ofthe main axis and after growing aerally arch downwards (0 touch the ground. This is true for (1) Eichhornia (3) Banana 430. Thorns in Citrus (1) Develop from internodes (2) Are modified leaf base (3) Are organs of perennation * (4) Protect the plant from browsing animals 131.Which of the following can be a common feature amongst cucumber, watermelon and grapevine? (1) They produce parthenocarpic fruits (2) Axillary buds are modified into tendrils (8) Underground stem modifies to store food (4) Flowers are hypogynous 192. Select the incorrect match from the following (2) Jasmine (4) Chrysanthemum (1) |Underground stem |~ | Turmeric (2) | Fleshy leaves = | Onion (3) | Storage root - | Colocasia (4) |Shortintemodes | | Pistia 193, The function of roots that grow vertically upwards in Plants such as Rhizophora is to (1) Provide support to heavy branches (2) Store food reserve in the form of carbohydrates 3) Get water and minerals from the surroundirigs (4) Get oxygen from air for respiration 184.In which of the following plants, primary root is directly elongated from the radicle and bears secondary and tertiary roots? (1) Mustard (2) Wheat (8) Maize (4) Grass ae SAUER REISE] 185. Roots in angiosperms lack all of the following siructures, except (1) Axillary buds (3) Nodes (2) Branches (4) Trichomes SECTION -B 196. The structure in dicotyledonous seed called plumule isa (1) Scar on the seed coat (2) Part of cotyiedon (3) Part of embryo (4) Layer of seed coat 197, Tyloses are balloon-like swellings of (1) Xylem parenchyma inside the sieve tube (2) Companion cells in the cavity of tracheid (8) Phloem parenchyma out of the endodermis (4) Xylem parenchyma cells in the lumen of vessels 138. Xylem and phloem within a vascular bundle are arranged in an alternate manner along the different radi in (1) Dicot leaf (2) Monocot stem (8) Dicot and monocot roots (4) Dicot stem 199, Read the following characteristics. + Have dense cytoplasm. * Stores food material and substances like resins, latex end mucilage. © Not found in most of the monocotyledons. ‘The above given characteristics are true for (1) Phloem parenchyma (2) Sieve tube elements (8) Companion cells (4) Phloem fibres ‘Space for Rough WorkSa 140. Cells of which of the following tissue(s) can have chloroplasts? (@) Parenchyma_ + (b) Collenchyma (©) Sclerenchyma ‘The correct one(s)islare (1) (b) only (2) (a) and (by (3) (c) only (4) (a) and (c) 144, Axillary buds of stem in angiosperms are formed by (1) Intercalary meristem (2) Fascicular cambium (8) Lateral meristom (4) Shoot apical meristem 142,Read the following statements and choose the correct option. Statement I: Stamens are tnited into a single bundle in china rose, Statement I: Each anther of stamen is usually tetra- lobed and each lobe has one pollen sac. (1) Only: ‘statement lis correct (2) Only statement lis correct (@)..Both the statements 'and Il are correct (4) Both the statements | and Il are incorrect 143. In a floral formula, the symbol G1 is true for. (1) Solanum (2) Tritium © (3) Gloriosa (4) Petunia 144. The plant which is a source of colchicine belongs to the family (1) Liliaceae (2) Fabaceae (3) Brassicaceae (4) Solanaceae 145.Flowers that cannot be divided into two similar halves by any vertical plane passing through the ‘centre are found in (1) Pea (2) Gulmohur (3) Bean (4) Canna 148. Regarding the position of different whorls of a flower with respect to ovary on thalamus, select the odd one out, (1) Mustard (2) China rose (3) Peach (4) Brinjal 147.Match the following columns and choose the correct option, Column 1 Column il A. |Stipule | (@ [Stalk of flower B. |Rachis Modified leat C. |Spine Small leaflike structure D. |Pedicel | (iv) |Common axis in innately compound leaf alselel|o mM] @ | @™ | @ 1 @ | @ lm] a] o @] a | @ | mw | 148. Phyllode and phyllociade both are (1) Photosynthetic structures (2) Developed from internodes of stem (3) Modified leaves (4) Underground structures ‘Space for Rough Work ‘akash Tower, 8, Pusa Road, New Delhi-110005, Phone: 011-47625456in flowering plants, the structures that surface area for absorplion ‘of wat from the soll, develop from (1) Region of elongation (2) Region of meristematic activity {@) Root cap 148. increase the ler and minerals 180. Adventitious roots that function for storage of food are found in (1) Maize (2) Sweet potato (3) Sugarcane (4) Region of maturation (4) Carrot [ZOOLOGY] SECTION -A A B © 481.Read the following statements and choose the = option-with only incorrect statements. (A) | Right auricle | Left auricle | Ventricle a. Sino-atrial node is situated in the right upper 2)| Lettauricle | Lert Aorta comer of right atrium, ventricle b. Atrio-ventricular node is i conetot ight asthe ne ee ee 3) Right auricle | Right Pulmonary ventricle | ariery ©. SAN sets the pace of the activiies of heart, hance itis called pace setter. (4)| Let auricle | Right Veniticles 4. SAN can generate the maximum number of ee action potentials. e. AV bundle emerges at the middle of inter- ventricular septum and immediately divides into minute purkinje fibres. (1) a,bandc (2) b,candd (3) o,dande (4) bycande 152.1n birds and mammals, the oxygenated and deoxygenated blood received by A and B 153, Atherosclerosis is caused by deposition of a, Calcium b. Fat and cholesterol cc. Fibrous tissues Choose the correct option, (1) Onlya (2) Only aand b (3) Only b (4) a,bande 154:Which of the following blood pressures in mm Hg represents hypertension? respectively passes on to the _C of the same (1) 120/80 during fever sides, (2) 190185 in diabetic patients ‘Choose the option which fils the blanks A, 8 and C {@) 140/90 or more on repeated checks correctly. (4) 140/100 only after taking adrenaline ‘Space for Rough Work Corporate Office: Aakash Tower, 8, Pus <3 Road, New Delhi-1 10005, Phone: 011-47623456024) 155. The cortex extends in between the __ as renal columns called columns of Bertini, Choose the correctly labelled part from the diagram given below that fils the blank, Oe @)D QA wc 188. There is net secretion of H* jons from renal tubules to : (1) Decrease H* in urine (2) Increase pH of urine (3) Increase H* in blood (4) Make urine acidic 157.Read the following statements w.rt. cardiac cycle carefully and choose the incorrect option. (1) AV. valves and semilunar valves remain open during joint diastole because all four chambers of heart are in relaxed state, (2) Joint diastole starts at the end of ventricular systole. (3) AV valves and semilunar valves remain closed during isovolumetric ventricular systole. (4) During ventricular diastole, semilunar valves Close before opening of AV valves, Te Cy 158, Choose the incorrect statement. (1) Alrlo-Ventricular septum has an opening through’ which two chambers of the same side ate connected. (2) Valve containing three muscular flaps guards the opening of left auricle into left ventricle. (3) Mitral valve is also known as bicuspid valve as ithas two muscular cusps, (4) Both right and left bundle branches of nodal tissue pass through interventricular septum, 159. Choose the correct option to complete the analogy. Closure of AV valves: Lub sound::_“_: Dub sound (1) Closure of mitral valve (2) Closure of tricuspid valve {8) Closure of semilunar valves (4) Closure of Eustachian valve 160.Atvial systole increases flow of blood into the ventricles by about (1) 40% (2) 30% (3) 70% (4) 25% 161. Identify (A) and (B) and choose the option which correctly represents them. Enzyme complex (A) Prothrombin —* > (p) A B (1) | Thrombopiastin | Thrombin (2) | Thrombokinase | Anti-heparin 3) | Thrombokinase | Thrombin (4) | Throméin Heparin ‘Space for Rough Work Corporate Office: Aakash Tower, 8, Pusa Road, New Dalli-t 10005, Phone: Oi TATSDSASE 18)462.Match column with columne| correct option. Column Column a|Pwave | (i) | Number oars Complexes in a given time . | Heart beat | (i). | Marks the beginning of rate ventricular systole o. | Twave Marks electrical excitation of atria d.| Qwave — | (iv) | Return of ventricles from excited to normal state (1) ai), BI, efi), dtiv) (2) avi), b(), etiv), atiy 8) ali, BO, efi), div) (4) afi, BG), cf), dtiv) 163. Assertion (A): Rh antigens of foetus do not get exposed to Rh-ve blood of the mother in first pregnancy. Reason (R): Blood of mother is separated from foetal blood due to the presence of placental barrier. Inthe light of above statements, choose the correct ‘answer from the options given below (1) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A) (2) Both (A) and (R) are true but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A) 8) (A)is true, (Rj is false (4) (A)is false, (R) is true 164.'0' group individuals are called ‘universal donors’ I and choose the 165. How many ofthe following structures given below in {he box are considered as a part of renal tubule? Afferent arteriole, Glomerulus, Efferent arteriole, Bowman's capsule, POT, Loop of Henle, DCT, Collecting duct, Duct of Bellini Mo Qs @6 (4) 4 166. Maximum reabsorption of substances from glomerular filtrate takes place in which part of nephron? (1) Der (2) Pot (3) Henle's loop (4) Collecting duct 167. In humans, the signal for release of urine is initiated by the stretch receptors present on the wall of (1) Urethra (2) Pelvis of kidneys. (8) Ureters: (4) Urinary bladder 168.How much amount of urea is excreted out by a healthy human per day? because they have (1) 50-60 gm (1) Antigens in cytoplasm of RBCs 2) 10-20 gm (2) Antibodies on RBCs (3) 25-30 am (8) No blood group antigens on RBCs 6 a5s%@ (4) Anti-A and anti-B antibodies in plasma ‘Space for Rough Work Corporate Office: Aakash Tower, 6, Pusa Road, New Deli-110005. Phone: O17-47623456 Sorporate Office:COE Sey ry 169. Consider the following statements. a. Marriage of Rh* man and Rh- woman is biologically compatible because of, erythroblastosis foetalis, b. Chordae tendinae prevents AV valves from everting into atria during ventricular contraction. ©. Auricular systole and diastole partially overtap with ventricular systole and diastole respectively. 4, Relaxed state of all the four chambers of human heart is called joint diastole. 7 How many among the above mentioned statements are correct? a4 (2)3 @2 (4) 170. Which of the following structures plays a complex regulatory role to maintain GFR? (1) Collecting duct (2) JGA (8) Filtration membrane (4) Only loop of Henle 171, Urine is stored‘ in the urinary bladder tll (1) A voluntary signal from PNS carries out ‘micturition (2) A voluntary signal from ANS carries out its release through urethra (3) A voluntary signal from CNS carries out its release from ureters. (4) A voluntary signal from CNS carries out its release through urethra 172. Read the following statements A and B and choose the correct option Statement A: Heart Is situated in between two lungs and is protected by a double. walled membranous bag, pericardium enclosing pleural fluid, " Statement B: The entire heart is made of a specialized cardiac musculature called the nodal tissue. ie (Cok (1) Both statements A and B are correct (2) Both statements A and B are incorrect (3) Only statement A is incorrect (4) Only statement A is correct 173.A counter-current mechanism in human's kidneys operates between the two limbs of (1) Loop of Henle only (2) Vasa recta only (@) Loop of Henle and those of vasa recta (4) Loop of Henle along with DCT 174, Choose the incorrect statement wr. tissue fuid, (1) Tissue Muid is devoid of large proteins ‘and all formed elements. (2) It has same mineral distribution as that of plasma. (3) Lymph vessels collect a part of tissue fluid and drain it back to the major veins. (4) Lymph is an important carrier for nutrients: and hormones. 175, Read the following statements carefully and choose the option which correctly states each of them a& true (T) or false (F). 2. In cockioaches, blood pumped by heart passes through sinuses and capillaries b. In amphibians, right atrium receives oxygenated blood from skin. . Allvertebrates possess a muscular, chambered heart. 4. In amphibians, due to presence of incomplete double circulation, entire mixed. blood passes through left auricle. a [blela mt [Fl tle @lr [eltlr ‘@le [e[r[r @|t [tf tr ‘Space for Rough Work ‘Corporate Offica: Aakash Tower, 8, Pusa Road, New Delhi 10005, Phone: O11 ATS24E6Formed by thin ‘muscular Wall septum (2) Atri-ventricutar Formed b septum ne ‘muscular wall (G)| Inter-ventricular | Presentin betwoon septum ventricles (4) Open circulatory | “Arthropods and most system molluscs 177.ln adult humans, nucleated formed elements are (1) Erythrocytes (2) Thrombocytes, (3) Leucooytes (4) Platelets 178.Read the following statements and choose the correct one. (1) Monocytes resist infections and are always associated with allergic reactions. (2) Basophils participate in inflammatory reactions of the body by releasing histamine. (@) Neutrophils phagocytose foreign substances as well as functional macrophages. (4) Neutrophils are most abundant ‘among formed elements. number 179, Choose the incorrect match. (1) [Lungs [= [Remoye'02 andyvater (2) [Sweat |=|Contains urea and uric acid (8) [Sebum [= |Contains sterois and waxes (4) [Liver |=[Etiminates cholesterol and degraded steroid hormones 180.During the process of hemodialysis, thé blood drained from a convenient artery is pumped into ialysing unit called (1) Cetlophane tube (8) Antifcial kidney (2) Dialysing fluid (4) Blood plasma 181. Match items in column-1 with those in column-Il and choose the correct option, Columns! Column-tt Uremia (i)_| Congestion of lungs B.| Acute renal | (il) | insoluble mass of failure crystallized salts C.| Heartfaiture | (ii) | May/tead to kidney failure D.| Renalcatculi | (iv) | Kidney transplantation alele]o oo [@ [a] oo (2) | Gi) | (i) | | wo @| mala |@ @ha@ foo [w | o 182. Numeri¢alvalue of percent of largest blood cells in {olel WBEs count is equal to the numerical value of percent of (1) Neutrophils in total leucocyte count (2) Metabolites and inorganic salts in plasma (8) Proteins in blood plasma (4) Eosinophils in total WBCs 183.All of the following are major proteins present in blood plasma, except (1) Fibrinogen (2) Globutins (8) Albumins (4) Angiotensinogen ‘Space for Rough Work Corporate Office: Aakash Tower, 6, Pusa Road, New Delhi-170008, Phone: 011-47623456, ‘arporate Office: Aal 8,CUE ome Sees 28) 184. Choose the organic compound which constitutes maximum percentage of blood plasma. - 7) (t) Water (2) Proteins. (8) Carbohydrates (4) Minerals. 185. Which of the following js not a component of blood? (1) Plasma (2) Granulocytes (3) Fibroblasts (4) Thrombocytes SECTION -B 186. Choose the correct match. (1) | Angina - pectoris Heart fails to pump blood effectively (2) | Heart failure | — | Acute chest pain CE} 188, Choose the incorrect match. (1) | Annetids =| Closed circulatory system (2) | Fishes = | Venous heart (3) | Eco. = | Electrocardiogram (4) | Stroke volume | - | 70 mL per minute 489. All ofthe following increase cardiac output, except (1) Sympathetic stimulation (2) Catecholamines (8) Adrenal medullary hormones (4) Parasympathetic stimulation 190. Which of the following is passively reabsorbed in thin ascending limb of Henle's loop? (1) Potassiu (2) Water (8) Hydrogen ions (3) | Heart attack |-| Heart muscle is suddenly damaged (4) Sodium ions (4) | Cardiac | — | Hypertension 491.Match column f with column II and choose the arrest ~ correc option. 487.A patient x’ is suffering from tachycardia (heart rate Column-t Column-ll (00 times per minute) His measured end diastolic : - _ ‘volume is 110 mL and end systolic volume is 70 mL. a —— 0 ing an anim i ‘What is the cardiac output (L/min) of 'X"? ays a4 @) 72 4) 6 ».| Ureotetc animals | (i) | Bony fishes and aquatic insects ¢. | Uricotelic animals | (ii) | Mammals and frog ‘Space for Rough Work Corporate Office: Aakash Tower, 6, Pusa Road, New Delhi-1 10005, Phone: 01147620456Ca) a a} | @ | Gy 12) iy | gi) | (3) | i) | | @ [@ [ao fo [om 192. Choose the correct statement w.r.t human kidney, (1) Kidneys are bean-shaped structures extending from last thoracic to 5" lumbar: ‘vertebra. (2) Kidneys are situated close to the ventral inner wall of abdominal cavity. (3) Calyces are projections of medulla into cortex. (4) Medulla is" divided into medullary pyramids projecting into the calyces. 193. The part of kidney through which the ureter, blood vessels andinerves enter into it or pass out is (1) Renal cortex (2) Hum (3) Renal medulla (4) Calyx 194, Order of toxicity amorig ammonia, urea and uric acid, from lower to higher, is (1) Uric acid < urea < ammonia (2) Ammonia < urea < uric atid (3) Urea < uric acid < ammonia (4) Urea < ammonia < uric acid 195. The excretory organ in’crustaceans like prawns is (1) Green gland (2) Nephridia (8) Flame cell (4) Malpighian tubule 198. Read the following statements A and B and choose the correct option. Statement A: Foetal haemoglobin hes higher affinity for O2 than an adult haemoglobin. Statement B: Streptokinase is a clot buster and is given immediately to a patient suffering from CUE g ease (1) Both statements A and B are inoorrect (2) Both statements A ‘and B are correct (8) Only statement A is correct (4) Only statement B is correct 197. Match column-I. with. column-ll and choose the correct option, Column-t Column-tl a. | Formed elements | (i) | 901092 percent of plasma b.| Granulocytes | (il) | 45 percent of the blood c.| Agranulocytes | (il) | 261033 percent of total WBCs d. | Water: (iv) | 62.5 t0 69 percent of total WECs (1) at, BG, et), dv) @ ov), 6) (8) afi, Biv), ei), dt) (4) aliv), bi, eC), ati) . 198. Complete the analogy w.r.t formed elements and their function Transport of respiratory gases : RBCs Platelets (1) Coagulation of blood (2) Resist infections (8) Immune response of the body (4) Transport of gases ‘Space for Rough Work Corporate Office: Kakash Tower, 8, Pusa Read, New Deli 70005. Phone: 017-47623456RUE DEERE 199. Choose the incorrect statement wt blood vossels inhuman, (1) The blood does not flow strictly by fixed route through blood vessels, (2) Tunica intima is the innermost tining of blood vessels formed by simple squamous epithelium, (3) Tunica media is comparatively thin in veins than arteries, (4) The middle layer of blood vessels is formed by ‘smooth muscles and elastic fibres. eC ‘200, To obtain a standard ECG, 2 patientis connected jg the ECG machine with (1) Throo olectrical leads, one to each ankle and g the loft wrist (2) Two olectrical leads, one with left wrist and one with loft ankle {@) Three electrical leads, one to each wrist and to the left ankle (4) Two electrical leads, one to each wrist For Answers & Solutions Please visit our website: www.aakash.ac.1