Aakash Medical IIT-JEE Foundations Corporate Office : Aakash Tover, 8, Pusa Road, New Delhit10005 h.011-47623456 MM :720 Fortnightly Test Series 2024-25_RM(P1)-TestO1A Time :200 Min. ‘Topics Covered: Physics : Unit & Measurements, Motion in Straight Line ‘Chemistry : Some Basic Concepts of Chieinisty Botany =Cell: The Unit of Life Zoology : S:ructural Organisation in Animals-Animal Tissues, Biomolecules: | {upto polysaccharides) ‘General instructions : 1. Thete are two sections in each subject, ie, Section-A & Section-B. You have to attemptll 35 questions trom ‘Seciion-A only 10 questions from Section-B outot 25. 2. Each question carries +4 marks. For every wrong response, -1 mark shall be deducted ftom the total score. UnansweredAmanempted questions will be given no marks, 2. Use biue?olack ballpoint pen only to darken the appropriate circle. 44, Mark should be dark and complete y fil we circle, 5. Dark onlyane circle for each enty. 6 Dark the cirsle in the space provided only. 7. Rough work must nat be done on the Answer sheétand donot use white {uid or any other rubbing material on the ‘Answer sheet. 1. Which of the following option is corect abolildiveni™ 2. A ball's dropped ftom a hheight of 10 m, which ater graph? ‘making repeated bounces frally comes to halt in 5 y seconds its average veloctyis ()oms (2)1ms 8) 2mis (4) 3s 3. Which of the following physical avantiy has a derived unit? (1) Mass (2) Current (8) Velocity (4) Amount of substance (1) Aand 8 have minimum value of slope (2) Bas minimum value of slope (3) Dhas maximum value ol slope (4) A.B, Cand 0 have same value of slopeFortnightly Tat Series 2024-25 RIM (PA}-Tet-O¥A ‘A person walks along a eireular path of radius F torn Ao B Re'shown in hgure given below. The distance iN at @ var oar os Avalloon is going vertically upwards with a velocity of 20 s. m s2. when itis 60 m above the ground, a stone is released trom it The time taken By the stone to reach the ‘ground is (g— 10 ms-*) aes @as @ss mes 6. A body is projected vertically upward with speed u. The distance wavelled by body in the last second of upward Journey is same as that of (2) Distance travelled in first second of downward journey @ Distance wavelled in last second of down jourriey (8) Distance wavelled in first second of upward journey, (4) Both (2) and (2) Motion of a panicle is given by the equation s = (21 #3 2fe42)m, where s is displacementin meter and tis time in second, The value of acceleration of particle at time t= Tels (Q) 12 ms? 2) 18 mis? @) 6 mis? (8) zero ‘A man covers first half of a distance of 80 km, with 80 kmir and stays back there for 30 min and covers the second half with 40 km/tr. The average speed of his journey is (2) 40 kine (2) 35 kmihr (3) 30 kminr (4) 20 kminr Tram mau am tg span peste poten 30 2 ty 200 to zoom ees ‘seo = driving a car with speed 36 kmity suadenty so. pose ngs soe ence owed by feaction um ot @xee ote was “The least count of fou 2 lon wm and 0.003 mm fespectvely. ren tne {@) instrument is most precise {@) instrument @ is most precise @) Instrument ¢ is most precise Instruments are 2mm. 0.1 mm, va yor instruments A,B, and D (4) indvutmans Bis most px 1 caf owes along aSsiaight fine (eaxia) such that is josiion atany time tis given by x= 20 ~ 221, where x Weinmeve and {isin second. Tame taken by the particle 10 ‘come momentary attests => }a2. 3. A particle is moving in same direction with constant ‘speed, then. (4) ts acceleration is poshive (@) its acceleration is negative () tts acceleration is decreasing (4) its acceleration is zero 24, An athlete completes one round of a circular track of radius ify 203s with constant speed: (The average speed ofthe athlete in 1 minute 10 seconds will be @ @ ® @ ch aE baoranightly Test Series 2024.25. RM(P)-Test-O1A 5. A. man walks at speed of 6 kn for 1 km and 9 kmh ont’? Ken hat fe his average speed Tor ie walk oF () 7.2kmm @ 6.5 kmm (2) 6.8 kmm (4) 8.9 kr “The number of significant Agures in 0.003894 mis @7 as @s ws 27. If percentage error Cube 1s 206, ihen the percentage error i a) 396 (2) 6% (2) 496 (@) 5% “The dimensional formula of linear momentum ‘5 as. @ m-2-7) (2) ut?) (3) mu?7-4) @) ur) 29. ite dimensional formula of +y+zis equal to (a) Zero @r @2 3 Area under ace ange in velocity velocity is (Me LY HL men * eleravon-time graph gives 20. an (@) Instantaneous Velocly () Displacement (a) Distance lovers 2/3 di then ave! th 36 kmh and remains istance wit the cars Ita car c stor gpeed of ae with 54 km/n (a 22.5 5 (2) 40.75 mis (a 12.25 mis (a) 45 km 28.2818 when rounded of te sgtean fowes wit (@) 36.282 @ 38.28 38283, 32 23, Anbjecttravels 20 min 20 sand further § min 10 The fverage speed of objector entre journey Is a) 2 ms 2) 05 ms (25m (128m) 2, wich of he flowing graphs shows an abet moving =r) 25, Hin a vernier callie n VSO coincides wit (n ~ 1) MSD. then the least count of vernir caliper is (Take 1 MSD = 1 mm 52d, @nmm ©) (3)am ©) nnFortnightly Test Serves 2024.25. RM(P1)-Test-O1A he Position wme (x-9 graph of an object in uniform 26. movon is shown below. The velocity of the object is acm) | @) Positive (2) Negative @) zero (4) Decreasing 27. The value of 9.99 + significant aguresiz 0092 Skin} @) 10 @) 20.0 @) 10.00 @) 9.999 — 18) 19 into account of the @) 205 308 @) 108 @) 405 29. A person wave Pe /els along a straight road for first $ dime with speed vz and for next speed vis given by 20. velocity v = A + at + cr (where ¢ is time) then dimensional formula ofasrcrs |“ : @) seis) 2) [Ment @ Perr, @ [sent 2. A pantcie is dropped from the top of im. The velocity of particle with which tower of height 4.9 ‘Suikes the ground Svs (2) 4.9 ms 2) 9.6 mvs @) 7.3.05 # ume with a speed v2. The mean “oss 2, It Is numerical value and w Is the unit of a physical quantity, then which of w incorrect? )22- A panicle. acceletatzatéom rest with accetera v2 and|tien imniediaiely retards at the rate « ee eine rest ace taccling's dita malong’a svaighi line path. The maxitnany ene § Panicle during its motion ean be ie mG) a nite QXems AQ mis SS @ 24m A stone is thrown with speed 50 m/s in vertical girecson ‘under. uniform acco! ration due i! ‘ istance covered by the stone in last second ata & lastsecond of ts upward mouon are . @)smsm @amsm @ smism aman ; Zero errors of measuring instruments are called @) Indeterminate errors (2) Random errors (3) Disproportional errors (@) Instrumental errorsFortnightly Test Series 2024.25. RM(Pa) 36, If dimensions of A an 1! B are dliterent, hen which of the 40. Mass of a body is me: following relavane se valid? sured as 7.5 ko * 206. then 2) sin evaaal era @ 0.159 (2) (2) 0.035 9 oem (@) 0.075 ka a4 42. A particle moves along 3 eircul path of radius 10 m. 1 a Cofaptetes hait revolution in 5 8. The average velocity of a7. rorwhien of iolsing postion me ora56 sane Ree ee accateratent ca perenne " (@) 4s @ @ eas (a) aes ren of a rd is 200.2 em. The approximate error IM fonsurement's @) 202% @ 205% 203% 6 2) OS OS 43. » Aeggnéeelerates tm rest at constant rate 2 mis? tor Fare ea a Ce cus! and some Sime. TREN (etal ume ot maven be 3 ten total ~ Giebincegaveved by ear al 2 —— 6 ‘38. average velocity is equal to velocity at every Insrant 1M avera saricle moves in a straightline with sa Cg, 1 percentage error in measurement of side of 8 640° Ie (a) Acceleration < Wpercenwige crass ts 396. The percentage error in ~ Freasurement of its density is (@) Retardation aes (8) Uniform velocity ae (@) sere an 0. Boston of a particle moving along x-axis sven BY on aie wheraxcie-Wecrmeter and Cis in secor@LVelozity of c-7 particle initially is. 4S. the resistance R= %,where V= 100 +4 volts and (a) zero 2'0.1 amperes. What is the maximum percentage error ir (2) 3 mis oa sms oe @)-4ms ee @s esFenMONy Yea Sees 202425 Fem} remto%a Te ee racer roa seear, ERTS product of numerical value and unit tor a Measured quantty remain constant. ©) ino correct explanation of the assertion Botn Assertion & Reason are ue but the reason is ©) notthe correct explanation atthe asscruon (2) Assenion is wue statement but Reason is false ro false statements © average speed is va () Both Assonion and Reason 'aunitude of average velocity is vin 30. The velocity-ime graph of a particle undergoing suaight ©) Te magnitidenre ling motion is as shown in the figure, The corresponding, erage acceleration is: istaneg-tins graph can be best tengezesios oy (@) Magnitude of average velacity is v Ca Rumerical rave of displacementto distance is (@) Always tess than 1 (@) Always greater than 4 (9) Aways equal to 1 (@) May be less than one or equal to one Oy ag! S Barcle moving along a straight tine is given Rise Sit 5. where xis nm andes Velocity of panicle atte 3 SiS oe (@) 13 mvs (2) 20 ms (2) 25 mvs (@) 33 vsFortnightly Test Sevies 2425. RM{PII-Tost-O1A, == 57. tdontly tho Incorract match 52. Volume of O2 required for the complete combustion of @yaze @2zae @asee ange Fret son The amotntotwanrsadeute SNe ow @ze @@ @aie oO@ @ rst oe j2se ‘50, Corroctsclentile notavon for 222.500 15 153, 1150 9 Nz and 64 g CHa are mixed with 80 9 SO3 98s, ( 2a2s00 «10? @ 2afcoto? on Bold euaton otras ose Qe Ao em ozsssensie uae EIBEAOS @ 042 Aa og502 * 1 ozs ae aN ata ST ale SAB alae a t 12 Inole of AB3 wolghs 30 g. The atomic weight of A and a4. cnen, beige are wwe coterie PSs ReeStuona) and omer abetted as Reason (R). eon) rt oreiane is Cs SS: Foe err ot ouee ine simpiest wnalo Tumor?) > (0. 40 Sa ee ee eran alten sorted Spo @) 20-59 (bet, ai (2) are te and (fo he weoee SE) A598 Sia eat oS? PASS was.as (2) Both (A) and (R) are tue But (R) Is nat the Correct 60. 1.8 g of an acid (molecular mass of 90 u) Is neutralized by 2) Seplavation ofa). ae BBS ol taor, Basten ofthe mela : @) cis vue statement but (Fe false statement wr (4) Bow (A) and () re fale statements. oe 55. the stunt of hormodynamlc tomperasie and lominous ae aya Intensity respestuaheaye 182. 100 ml of 2 M NaOH solution Is mixed with 000 mi of 4 ) Kelvin and Ampere jon. The molarity of the resultant solution wil @) Fanrenheitand Candela eens (@) Kelvin and Candela be (4) * and amper 2am 56. The number of significant igures in 6.021023 is ey (23 @34am @3 sam @a (26FST Mty Test Serves 2238-25 pan(p-Test-C2A 68. tte temperaure of water bath is 30°C then is value iq M2804 by mass? (denscy ot solurons = 109 gir} peices eee 20m coed @sasu ste ism eer (4) 23.8004 wr “ a lement 1 following isotopic composition: om banca alemenss, one ts tabeted az 68. Spstemert nase toting isgeer The weighted average atomic mass of the naturally ccurnng element X wl be @zizu 2) 12080 (@ 898723 (@) 22010 70. WS9 of reacts with 187 g of Cla, then (2) Cizis the imiting reagent (2) 1825 g ot HCtis formed Stren me mole nace ame! And war in a soluson ig 4 ‘methanol in the solution tail ce (3) 29.9 ofCizis tein excess aoe luton wall be @) 19g 01cIg oot () 259 ofciz sletin excess @os 7% molality ot metanol in water i= 10 m then (3)% of Gas \\ memanclin wie soutien, @) 16.56 (2) 2 mole of 02 is tet excess (2) C2 is the limiang reagent (9) 3 moles of 420s formed > (4) 4 motes of NOs tormea 68. How many carbon atoms an ~~ @) H20 is te limiting reagent (2) ©2 is the limiting reagent scan eon eee ee Ae eceetee Aerie amount of Coz producene” oo oe ee (2) 7.2 ¥1924 = — _ eos wesc ose eaes 67. Vinich of ne following has the ‘maximum number of peace atoms? ae * : (4) 229Cog (2) 28 got rarg) 74, if mole traction of glucose in its a: (2) 44.81 of O2@) at STP then molality of this solution ts 3% o.02 11m 2) 10 me ott . ae (2) 0.02 m (4) 15 mote of erg) @4sm 27mranightly Tent Series 2024.25, RRA(PH)-Test-O0A ‘he esting sa NagEO330 on heat ans aN Sts macs and becomes anhydrous. THe formula of Ue compound 1s : ae (ay NazCO3.2H20 (2) NazCO3.20H20 (a) NazeO3.5H20 (4) NazcO3 8420 of Hz combines with 89.6 L of O2 at STP fotHz0 formed 1s 16, When 134.4 L then the number of moles a) 3 mote (2) 2 mole (2) 6 mole (4) 2.5 mole 17. A gas mixture contains 160 g Oz and 320 g Oa. The Ahotar rato of O3 #0 Oz in the mixture wall BE o 2 2 « f 6. Consider the following observation for COz sample [___I[ of carbon] fe of onsen] WS ae — [synnesesomprelier27 v2.73 __] a Fre above observation isin accordance (0 (2) Law of multiple proportions (2) Law of definite proportions (@) Lav of conservation of mass (2) Gay-Lussac’s law of gaseous volume in a biomolecule is 0.04% . 2+ - mass percentage of Zr ir st ‘of the biomolecule willbe then minimum molecular mass (aomicmass ofZn= 05.44) 2) 1671080 222 710% u (2) 3.2 v104 6, 4) 16 20%u oo Number of He atoms present in 40 amu of the heh gas 20 @10 @) 40 wa ‘Total number of electrons in 81.9 of APT ate, TeeLmReme no, FA = 13 And atorme mass = am) (2) 1.006 «1028 (2) 6.02 « 1024 reer (4) 2.347 = 1025 ‘a2, prassis an example of (@) Homogeneous mixture (@) Pore substance {@) Mixure of compounds (4) Heterogenous mixture ve with 28 g of Nato give ammonia. Then 92, "az gofH2 (a) Masthesimiting reagent @ 6gottzisiete ) egoorratsiet 29 Gesrreosniraietores Gaia) €t_ ASreacted with 6 mol of B according (9 We 4m Ot Sp 26. The maximum moles of G formed v (2) 2 mol @ 4 mot (4) 10 mol 85. According to Dalton’s atomic theory, atoms of the sar elementhave (a) Identical properties but different mass (2) Identical mass but different properties () Identical mass and identical properties (a) Noviddfiiéal properties and mass ~/ATBIEN Comans 69.5% orygeN, empiical muni sulphate, ni Al2(SO4)9 contains 2 ‘7 PF number of motes oF ompen ©) 20 orammotecutes op (2) 8 motes. cop (@) 64 9 Sop ©) 6.01 « 1923 (3) 2.30» 1924 90. A metal oxide Sorantor Rese gMA 20% oHYGEN. THe eaulvalen @) 865 Co @)a19 639 , (429 each other umber ‘rauo to form of the reaction mi 2) 50 me (2) 55 mt. (3) 80 mt. (4) 60 me. inure will be <> r- 93, 11.2 of CO2 gas at STP contains as many molecules as presentin (4) 200 g of Chg (2) 45g 0fM2C204 fa) 4590120 (4) 99g 01M2SO4 4, Which of the following concentrauon terms 1s. unitless, ‘quanty? 2) Normatiy 2) Motatiy @) Mole tacton (4) molarity” 5. Which of the following molecule ha: of oxygen by mass? a) #20 (2) Coz (@) Caco (@) Colson 96. The mole(s) of o2 tots oxidesis @is 5 highest percentage ‘eeded to convert2 mole of aluminium orem. S Los G37 87ETHe equtinionn 57 MS Molar mass of eaiy OF NEO? HO ie Cas Soe ee @) 30%, 2am! 4) 24Nq=U 99, 8.4 9 of an impute ical cn (camelete Lample of MgCO3 on Sec Pnosamon pros 28 9.01 fGO. The peseurabe Fie 90. The percentage purty Sfageos mise sample ts (3) 80% (a) 85% 200.Normality of 0.5 M sulphuric acids @in @2N @an oF ton is volved in all 202.cyroskel (a) Movliy () Mechanical support (@) Maintenance of cell shape (@) Synthesis of armno acids 202.Cell theory was given BY “Gp Mathias Senleiden and Robert HOOKS G) avert Hooke and Theodore Schwann (@) Theodore Sch teeuwennock (4) Manhias Sohl yotic cell lifters fromm Jann and fon and Theodore Schwan! eukaryotic cell a 203.4 prokat fowmer (a) Lacks membrane bound cell organelles. (2) Has comp: tisation in eytoplas™. (@) Lacks cell wall. G possesses single, inear DNA with histones. zoa.wnich of te fH1Gwingls false about tysosoriies?7 “G) single membrane bound organelle (@) very rich in hydrolytic enzymes & enzymes optimally acove at basic PH (a) Formed by Golg! apparatus nae is 05.™me cis face of Gola ister (2) Also called for (2) Concave con A gated manna ming tace ice to which vesicles coming 4206.The sclentistwho, % Y conctuded mat th ne ANE Shigue enaracter of te 0! Ga) german botanist rAvsvalian botanist {eh cmon zie Oa biich 293.00 vst insgwen functions are, Pe Jf cell membrane, except stormed due to whe uid geal rows SG crcooyoats lercellular junction from attack of pathogens {@) Formation of nt {@ Protection of cel 408.The size ofa nyplcal bacter (a) 3-2 um @ Abouto vm (@) 0.92.02 Hm @ 2eNm723 so9.cukaryoue flagella (a) Have 9 +2 arrange! smbraneless structures mentof microtubules (2) Are mer centiauy earanent me epee in its wansverse 10 prokaryotic fagella (a) Are structurally simil226.Which one of the following holds true regarding ‘ibosomes? ‘These are single membrane bound cell organelles © frocontin ales eee (2) They were first observed by Camillo Golgi aad Each ribosome has two subunits which remain united (4) onlya Mg** ions 60S subunit of nbosomes are usually associated with 222. The fimbnae presentin bacte = Liubaheasd © cisternae of ER in most of the bacteria @) Elongated tubular structures of hipids @) involved in movement ot bacteria 327.A polyaome sontains 2) Many ribosomes and a single mRNA (2) Sipgie ribosome and many mRNBS~" (2) Single ribosome and single MRNA (4) Many ribosomes and many mRNAS (8) Small briste-tike fres sprouting outotn asctng ProutIng out of the cell () Involved in Shatesyntnesis 32. Mid lamella is chiefly composed of @) Cellulose @) Glycogen (8) Calcium and magnesium pectate ene ips ( Phosphotipice @) Steroid hormone synthesis, 2Match the following columns and choose tne eee eee ‘correct option Regulation of muscle contraction by uptake and ‘Column. Column © release of ca2* a. Smallestcell () Osuich's egg < b.Longestcell i) mycopiasma © Largestcell (ii) Nerve cell 4. Amoeboid cell (iv) White blood cell © aGi, BED. 609, d¢v) @) adi), BAD, ec), 40 ©) aGin, be. e649, dai ©) agi), Ba), ci, 40) 114.The enzymes of lysosomes are able to digest (2) Proteins and carbohydrates only .

(2) Chitin, starch, glycogen,fea feeassertion (A): Blood ts cone; Aizia‘and formed elements ens OHNE COmaining Fearon (R): is tre main Sansson of various substances. na ™Hl# at helps in Inne light ot above stat rements select te cor rect opton. cay B0e2,Aszerion and Reason a we correctexplanation ofthe assergon ne” '® «@ Bom Assemon and Reason Comrectexplanaton ofthe te but Remsen tnt (B) Assertion is tue stater fae ( Asetonn ue stemerRenon he re nso ava ce sterner vam asus poset n te of nos, ou et ft a Gece =o ©) Carsiage GS) Muscle (@) Adipose tssue anaiasuo shat plays an acive roe in all ne movements ot @) Blood (2) Adipose tissue (@) Camiage (@) Muscle (°s ee.The microvilli present on te apical surface (ef ME Tlumnar epithelium mainly 3 ‘GD Increase the surface area for absorption @) Help in movement of particles: (@) Actas receptors - (@) Provide protection re ‘ao0-me ype of epinelium presensin me Inner HniNa.Sh dies — The Peo glands is also found in the a) Blood vessel (2) Pharynx (@) Small intestine . @) Loop of Henle 4492.epithelial vssue does not play a role in ‘@) Filration @) Secretion Gr eBR0rpH0N (@) Movementof body Pars (@) Protection vrnien of te following amine acids, R group is CH2— (a Glycine: @) cysteine (@) Serine (@) Alanine aoa.Anseruon (a): Sen FER) Renno sugars are buiing blocks Ot SITE, Benn Tabove aternenss, choose 8 Cor ca Son aecagan ssnenn gs mugane Remwen = 2 Be re erexplanaison of he ASSETEON {@p Aeserson is wue statement bus Reason I false (a) bot Anserson and Reason are false statemen aoa.choose the correct set of pamary metabolies: (3) Cureu (2) Ghatose™and cellulose (@) Valine and vinblasn (@) tyrosine and glucose ses sme of ne otowing acs weually used Oo Mang smch of ne flow ES Sram oF mucromotecules ANd (ay CHaCOOH (@ clgccooH (@) C2t'sSoOn aa0.conbrasatte era ronan inne pieces w form vesicles Celumgerzeperatea slong Gay nce stunte Foot {Gy acieapaalupte post An neem asoumich ofthe following isa pentose sua"? ~ @) Fructose Ribose (@ Glucose (a) Sucrose (a) CHICO) ‘aes anvbodies produced by plasma cells are (2) Gtycoproreins @ ciyeot (@) Caranyarates (a) sterolsFortnightly Test Series 20225 RIA(P1)-Test-CAA 199.The zwitterionic form among the followings 3 R Open —é H,N* — CH — COOH R Onn—dH-coo @) - R - H,N*— GH—coo’ R @ Han" GH COOH 200.How many types of amino acids are presentin a pre (24a (2) 25 (3) 20 @) 16