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1. Glomerulus is found inA. HeartB. KidneyC. LiverD. Pancreas

2. Scientific name of vitamin C isA. TocopherolB. Ascorbic acidC. CalciferolD. Niacin

3. Which of following is used as a moderator in nuclear reactor?A. SilicateB. SulphateC. GraphiteD. None

4. Which planet looks reddish in nighty sky?A. JupiterB. MarsC. NeptuneD. Saturn

5. The improper function o f which results in condition ‘Myxedema’ in human beings?A. Thyroid glandB. Pitutary glandC. PancreasD. Adrenal gland

6. In 1610,Galileo Galilei discovered four moons of which planet?

A. JupiterB. MarsC. NeptuneD. Saturn

7. Which element which does not occur in nature but can be produced artificially?A. BrassB. PlutoniumC. BronzeD. German silver

8. How are latitude and longitude?A. Horizontal to each otherB. Perpendicular to each otherC. Parallel to each other

D. Both b, c9. In which technology do cryogenic engines

find applications?A. Car technologyB. Rocket technologyC. Electronic technologyD. None

10. Which instrument used for finding out wind direction?A. Air vaneB. Wind vaneC. Electronic vaneD. Electric vane

11. Which vitamin is considered to be hormone?A. AB. B12C. DD. C

12. Which of the following is not a computer hardware?A. MouseB. CPUC. MS WordD. Printer

13. Which among them is smallest memory size?A. MBB. GBC. TBD. PB

14. Which of the following is not a search engine?A. YahooB. GoogleC. AskD. SPSS

15. Which laboratory department studies tissue structure?A. ImmunologyB. HistopathologyC. BiochemistryD. Cytogenetic

16. Microsoft word is an example of?A. An operation systemB. An input deviceC. A processing deviceD. Application software

17. Which of the following is not a computerlanguage?

A. BasicB. C++C. JAVAD. Paint Brush

18. Which of the following works is not done by computer?A. ComputingB. ProcessingC. UnderstandingD. Outputting

19. The place where accessories are connected in computer is known as ?A. PortB. RingC. BusD. Zip

20. SMPS stands forA. Switched mode power supplyB. Start mode power supplyC. Signal mode power supplyD. Store mode power supply

21. Which element found on surface o f moon?A. TitaniumB. PlatinumC. SiliconD. Bronze

22. Why is Beaufort Scale used?A. To measure wind velocityB. To measure pressureC. To measure temperatureD. To measure Volume

23. Through which translocation of food materials in plants takes place?A. XylemB. Phloem

C. Both a,bD. None

24. When does relative humidity decreases?A. With increase pressureB. With increase temperatureC. With decrease pressureD. With decrease temperature

25. Make the greatest four digit number by usingany one digit twice by 3,8,7.A. 3387B. 8378C. 8873D. 8773

26. 1 million is equal to how many lakhs?A. 1B. 10C. 100D. 1000

27. Smallest natural number isA. 0B. 1C. 2D. -1

28. Which number is greater than -1.A. -2B. -10C. 0D. -3

29. 1 cm2 is _____ mm2A. 100B. 10C. 1000D. 1/10

30. The ratio of 90 cm to 1.5 m is :-A. 3:5B. 5:3C. 60:1D. 4:3

31. Fill in the blank: 35/45 = ___19A. 5B. 4C. 3D. 7

32. For 500, which symbol is used in roman System?A. LB. CC. MD. D

33. Which tree requiring minimum water for its growth?A. BabulB. BambooC. BanayanD. Mango

34. Which country is largest producer of Bauxte?A. AustraliaB. IndiaC. ShrilankaD. Germany

35. What percentage of water is lost during Transpiration?A. 79%B. 99%C. 25%D. 50%

36. Which is global biodiversity hotspot in India?A. Western ghatsB. Eastern ghatsC. HimalyasD. All of the above

37. Which transition metal is in liquid state?A. SilverB. MercuryC. GoldD. Iron

38. The Vitamin most readily destroyed by heat in?

A. RiboflavinB. TocophralC. ThoaminD. Ascortica acid

39. Which oxyacid of halogen has maximum acidic nature?A. HCL04B. KCL

C. HCLD. None

40. In human body, which one is leg bone?A. FemurB. UlnaC. RadiusD. Clavicle

41. Which plant is referred to as a Living fossil?A. GingkoB. BambooC. NeemD. Ashoka

42. The medicine which promotes the secretion of urine is Called?

A. AdronalineB. MonoureticC. DiureticD. Triuretic

43. By which a mixture of sand and naphthalene can be separated?A. SublimationB. DistillationC. EvaporationD. All

44. Why are metals good conductor of heat than insulator?A. They contain free electronB. Free protonC. BothD. None

45. Which are gland o f body which pour their secretions directly into blood stream?A. Exocrine glandB. Endocrine glandC. Both A & BD. None of these

46. Which is second most abundant metal in the earth’s crust?A. IronB. SilverC. GoldD. Zinc

47. What is the first compound which is fixed during photosynthesis?A. GlucoseB. FructoseC. SucroseD. Maltose

48. What is the unit of measuring the amplitude of sound?

A. CyclesB. HumC. DecibelD. Coulomb

49. Which colloid are solvent loving colloid?A. HydrophilicB. LyophilicC. HydrophobicD. Lypphobic

50. Where is National Institute of Nutrition located?A. HyderabadB. GoaC. MumbaiD. Bangluru

51. What is Amnesia?A. Unable to speakB. Unable to walkC. Unable to hearD. Loss of memory

52. Which metal is used for generation ofnuclear power?

A. UraniumB. PlatiniumC. SiliconD. Hydrogen

53. What is Syrinx?A. Voice box in humansB. Voice box in birdsC. Voive box in fishD. Voice box in cows

54. Which planet is nearest to earth?A. MarsB. VenusC. SaturnD. Pluto

55. Who is considered as father of Ayurveda?A. CharakaB. SusrutaC. BuddhaD. None

56. Who is considered to father of Surgery?A. CharakaB. SusrutaC. DavidsonD. Hilton

57. Which gland is both exo and endocrine gland?A. PancreasB. PitutaryC. AdrenalD. Thyroid

58. Which country is rich in oil?A. JapanB. IndonesiaC. GermanyD. India

59. Which state produces maximum Soya bean?A. GujratB. Himachal PradeshC. KeralaD. Madhya Pradesh

60. In context with the connective tissues, which among the following join Bones to Bones?A. LigamentsB. TendonsC. Reticular fibersD. Raphe

61. Which among the following live tissues of the Human Eye does not have blood vessels?A. ScleraB. Cornea

C. ChoroidD. Iris

62. Pneumonia is an infection of the:-A. BloodB. SkinC. LungsD. Nerves

63. Milk is naturalA. SolutionB. EmulsionC. MixtureD. Suspension

64. Drinking soda is:-A. AlkalineB. AcidicC. NeutralD. Oxidant

65. Iodized salt is beneficial for:-A. Lowering of blood pressureB. Prevention of dehydrationC. Thyroid functionD. Salivary glands

66. Milk sugar is:-A. Lactose 'B. MaltoseC. GalactoseD. Sucrose

67. Which o f the following is used in Pencil?A. GraniteB. GraphiteC. CharcoalD. Phospane

68. Which is purest form of Iron?A. SteelB. Cast ironC. Pig ironD. Wrought iron

69. The first metal used by man was?A. CopperB. SilverC. BronzeD. Brass

70. The major constituent of air is:-A. NitrogenB. Carbon dioxideC. OxygenD. Hydrogen

71. The chemical name of common salt is:-A. Sodium chlorideB. Sodium nitrateC. Ammonium chlorideD. Calcium chloride

72. The gas used in artificial ripening o f fruits is:-A. AcetyleneB. MethaneC. EthaneD. Butane

73. Sea water can be purified by the process of:-A. DistillationB. EvaporationC. FiltrationD. Fractional distillation

74. The purest form of water is:-A. Tap waterB. Rain waterC. Ground waterD. Distilled water

75. The energy o f sun is mainly due to:-A. Nuclear fissionB. RadioactivityC. HeatD. Nuclear fusion

76. An example o f major air pollutant is:-A. OxygenB. Carbon dioxideC. Carbon monoxideD. Helium

77. The natural Pacemaker in the SA node which is present in which among the following Chambers?

A. Right AuricleB. Left AuricleC. Right VentricleD. Left Ventricle

78. Overdose of antibiotics will cause the suppression o f synthesis of which among the following vitamins in human body?A. Vitamin AB. CalciferolC. Vitamin KD. Biotin

79. Which among the following element in the human body / organ makes the main basis of working of the MRI (Magnetic resonance imaging)?A. NitrogenB. HydrogenC. CalciumD. Sodium

80. Vegetable oils are converted into solid fats byA. HydrolysisB. Addition of agarC. Oxidation using Co2D. Hydrogenation

81. Deficiency of Vitamin D effects absorption of which of the following minerals?

A. IodineB. PhosphorusC. CalciumD. Iron

82. Hodophobia is the fear of which of the following?A. SleepingB. TravelC. DrugsD. Cattle

83. Due to which of the processes in plants the Radiocarbon dating is possible to estimate their age?A. GrowthB. ChemosynthesisC. PhotosynthesisD. Assimilation

84. Which of the following pairs is correctly matched?

A. Tertian-BCGB. Tuberculosis- ATSC. Malaria- ChloroquinD. Scurvy - Thiamin

85. Enzymes are:A. Organic compoundsB. MouldC. ProteinsD. Microorganism

86. Aluminium can be purified by:-A. OxidationB. DistillationC. ElectrolysisD. Ozonolysis

87. Catalyst is a substance which:-A. Increases the rate o f reactionB. Decreases the rate o f reactionC. Has no action on rate of reactionD. None of these

88. Which cells in our body have the least regenerative power?

A. BrainB. MuscleC. Bone cellsD. Liver cells

89. Which of organic compound has fruity smell?A. AlcoholB. AldehydeC. EsterD. Ether

90. Which of following fibre catches fire least ?A. NylonB. CottonC. RayonD. Terricot

91. Bye product obtained by soap industry is?A. Caustic sodaB. GlycerolC. NaphthaleneD. Caustic potash

92. Polythene is polymer of:-A. EthyleneB. PropyleneC. AcetyleneD. Aniline

93. The most abundant inert gas in the atmosphere is:-A. HeliumB. NeonC. ArgonD. Krypton

94. Which of the following is not present in German silver?

A. CopperB. NickelC. SilverD. Zinc

95. World Yoga Day is celebrated on:-A. 5 JuneB. 21 Junel DecemberC. 24 Nov

96. CCMB Located in:-A. BangaloreB. HyderabadC. MumbaiD. Delhi

97. Which of the following is a scientific name of Ashwagandha:-

A. A racemocesB. M indicaC. W somniferaD. B aristata

98. Montreal protocol is related to:-A. CholorflorocarbonB. Water pollutionC. AgricultureD. White tiger

99. Wood spirit isA. Methyl alcoholB. Ethyl alcoholC. Butyl alcoholD. Propyl alcohol

100. Pus cells or fat in urine would cause this color:-A. redB. yellow-brownC. greenish-blueD. mi Iky-white

1. ■m'I H TRT TcTT | ?A.B. P M tC. ^TfcfD.

2. R dlR ri tsilPl4) TTR" w r | ?A. TocopherolB. Ascorbic acidC. CalciferolD. Niacin

fr^ft I?A. SilicateB. SulphateC. GraphiteD. None

A. JupiterB. MarsC. NeptuneD. Saturn

5.H ^ I (Myxedema) jft ^iidi f?

A. Thyroid glandB. Pitutary glandC. PancreasD. Adrenal gland

A. JupiterB. MarsC. NeptuneD. Saturn

f f^ T ^ ^TFTT TrTT |?A. BrassB. PlutoniumC. BronzeD. German silver

8. m m r tt^ ^ f ?A. Horizontal to each otherB. Perpendicular to each otherC. Parallel to each otherD. Both b, c

9. PfaTcH'fl'f) tsfiT^I^Rej, tf^PTW Tn-frrlTt?A. Car technologyB. Rocket technologyC. Electronic technologyD. None

10. ^ ^ tf e T T ^ rT rp T ^ r ^ f^ r r^rm T|?

A. Air vaneB. Wind vaneC. Electronic vaneD. Electric vane

11. ^ T ^ rrR d iR H ^t^T^TTFTT^sfRrrl?A. AB. B12C. DD. C

12.A. MouseB. CPUC. MS WordD. Printer

13.A. MBB. GBC. TBD. PB

14. i P n h^ ‘|?A. YahooB. GoogleC. AskD. SPSS

15. ^ T ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ m "sp fh T 9 T T ^ n " flw r^ T n ? r:#*TC HT 31WPT WTT | ?

A. ImmunologyB. HistopathologyC. BiochemistryD. Cytogenetic

16. + l ^A. An operation systemB. An input deviceC. A processing deviceD. Application software

H$‘| ?A. BasicB. C++C. JAVAD. Paint Brush

18. SKI < 1^1% ^T ^rT |?A. ComputingB. ProcessingC. UnderstandingD. Outputting

19. t ^ I 'jTI'tfT t?

A. PortB. RingC. BusD. Zip

20. S M P S ^ T f^ ^ f^ TA. Switched mode power supplyB. Start mode power supplyC. Signal mode power supplyD. Store mode power supply

2 1. TRT RT?A. TitaniumB. PlatinumC. SiliconD. Bronze

22. 4-41 ^ q \ * \ f ?A. To measure wind velocityB. To measure pressureC. To measure temperatureD. To measure Volume

23. ’rtefr ^ r t ftaT | ?A. XylemB. PhloemC. Both a,bD. None

24. ^A. With increase pressureB. With increase temperatureC. With decrease pressureD. With decrease temperature

25. S p p ^ ifM K 3,8,7w r «MI$TT;-

A. 3387B. 8378C. 8873D. 8773

26. P-lRl'M’i R>d lA. 1B. 10C. 100D. 1000

27. W IT | ?A. 0B. 1C. 2D. -1

2 8 .^ T ¥ T 3 N t-1A. -2B. -10C. 0D. -3

29. 1 cm2 f .............. mm2A. 100B. 10C. 1000D. 1/10

30. 90 cm sffc 1.5 m^T^'fjcrrd R>cHI | ?A. 3:5B. 5:3C. 60:1D. 4:3

3 1 .ftrF P T F T ^ : 35/45 = ___/9A. 5B. 4C. 3D. 7

32. 500% fa n <W H Ri«M SfsitaO Tr^'dM 4'l*l

A. LB. CC. MD. D

33.A. BabulB. BambooC. BanayanD. Mango

34. «l IWrfH ^TKT WWt

A. AustraliaB. IndiaC. ShrilankaD. Germany

35. f%cFIT 31T TRTTA. 79%B. 99%C. 25%D. 50%

36. ^ T ^ r P ^ ' jN"f%f%SRTT 6 lit-HId

t?A. Western ghatsB. Eastern ghatsC. HimalyasD. All of the above

3 7. m stsfterr ^ if t f i t t t | ?A. SilverB. MercuryC. GoldD. Iron

38.^fa*rrR dir£MA. RiboflavinB. TocophralC. ThoaminD. Ascortica acid

39. % 1%*r ^ reTrm-TpT|rcfTt?

A. H CL04B. KCLC. HCLD. None

40. iT m srrftr t ftcft | ?A. FemurB. UlnaC. Radius

D. Clavicle4 1 . ^ T ^ ^ ^ t 4 1 R d f ^ iw ^ r ^ s T R r r t?

A. GingkoB. BambooC. NeemD. Ashoka

42. w r ^ t f?

A. AdrenalineB. MonoureticC. DiureticD. Triuretic

43. affc ^ w f ^ F T % %% 3T?PT f%^T W

A. SublimationB. DistillationC. EvaporationD. All

44. cpT'TT £TRJW f |?

A. They contain free electronB. Free protonC. BothD. None

45.A. Exocrine glandB. Endocrine glandC. Both A & BD. None of these

46. s r ^ f t tP C ^ M K I T r t jTFT =rr^ «JT5

A. IronB. SilverC. GoldD. Zinc

47. w s t # «r^r r r w r |?A. GlucoseB. FructoseC. SucroseD. Maltose

48. w t w r | ?A. CyclesB. HumC. DecibelD. Coulomb

49. f^T f^TA. HydrophilicB. LyophilicC. HydrophobicD. Lypohobic

50. Mh^l ^ T F T ^ t f ^ R T t ?A. HyderabadB. GoaC. MumbaiD. Bangluru

5 1 .^ H ^ i7 T T w t ?A. Unable to speakB. Unable to walkC. Unable to hearD. Loss of memory

A. UraniumB. PlatiniumC. SiliconD. Hydrogen

53. h R 'R I w t |?A. Voice box in humansB. Voice box in birdsC. Voive box in fishD. Voice box in cows

54.A. MarsB. VenusC. SaturnD. Pluto

55. f?A. CharakaB. SusrutaC. BuddhaD. None

56. f ?A. CharakaB. SusrutaC. DavidsonD. Hilton

57. 3 F ^ :? n ^ T ^ ^ T c r T ^ tT r f ^ ^ h T # t?A. PancreasB. PitutaryC. AdrenalD. Thyroid

5 8. ir cf r s r i^ c r r | ?A. JapanB. IndonesiaC. GermanyD. India

59. 3I<?I

^r^rrt?A. GujratB. Himachal PradeshC. KeralaD. Madhya Pradesh

60. frf t % g ift TTf^r w r f ?A. LigamentsB. TendonsC. Reticular fibersD. Raphe

61. 3 ^ % Ri'tf ^ -i.Tti

frtfr?A. ScleraB. CorneaC. ChoroidD. Iris

62. FWrf^TT I?A. BloodB. SkinC. LungsD. Nerves

63. w t | ?A. SolutionB. EmulsionC. MixtureD. Suspension

64. Tfl% HIA. AlkalineB. AcidicC. NeutralD. Oxidant

65. 1?A. Lowering of blood pressureB. Prevention o f dehydrationC. Thyroid functionD. Salivary glands

6 6 .^ r^ t9 T ^ R r^ n | ?A. LactoseB. MaltoseC. GalactoseD. Sucrose

67. TftWT if W | ?A. MethaneB. EthyleneC. PropyleneD. Acetylene

6 8 .^ t t ^ T ^ ^ T ^ T T | ?A. SteelB. Cast ironC. Pig ironD. Wrought iron

69. HM«I S*TTT3WFTf^TT 11 ETTfct>lrl

A. CopperB. SilverC. BronzeD. Brass

70. WT?>A. NitrogenB. Carbon dioxideC. OxygenD. Hydrogen

71. TFT W |?A. Sodium chlorideB. Sodium nitrateC. Ammonium chlorideD. Calcium chloride

72. w r % r W r | ?A. AcetyleneB. MethaneC. EthaneD. Butane

73.t?

A. DistillationB. EvaporationC. FiltrationD. Fractional distillation

74.*TFft**T$snPT^TW | ?A. Tap waterB. Rain waterC. Ground waterD. Distilled water

75.A. Nuclear fissionB. RadioactivityC. HeatD. Nuclear fusion

76. ^T v )< ^ |J| W Tf?A. OxygenB. Carbon dioxideC. Carbon monoxideD. Helium

A. Right AuricleB. Left AuricleC. Right VentricleD. Left Ventricle

78. l i j t enf) *£tsrflRKTT9Tffc*Tf^FT

A. Vitamin AB. CalciferolC. Vitamin KD. Biotin

79. TFT % t tttt sir Slit

^ ■ 3PTTT|?A. NitrogenB. HydrogenC. CalciumD. Sodium

80. | ?A. HydrolysisB. Addition of agarC. Oxidation using Co2D. Hydrogenation

81. f t f t w f^ ff t %TflTi%cr +<cft f??

A. IodineB. PhosphorusC. CalciumD. Iron

82. ^ WH" ¥71?A. SleepingB. TravelC. DrugsD. Cattle

83. iW r # srf^TTaft i f 1 *Tl+ 1 •cH'P) 3ir5^7T3i-jHM i-*ii* % R i i * . f ?

A. GrowthB. ChemosynthesisC. PhotosynthesisD. Assimilation

84. ^ *rff I?A. Tertian-BCGB. Tuberculosis- ATSC. Malaria- ChloroquinD. Scurvy - Thiamin

85. W Tf?A. Organic compoundsB. MouldC. ProteinsD. Microorganism

86. |?A. OxidationB. DistillationC. ElectrolysisD. Ozonolysis

87.A. Increases the rate of reactionB. Decreases the rate of reactionC. Has no action on rate of reactionD. None of these

88. srdr ft w

A. BrainB. MuscleC. Bone cellsD. Liver cells

A. AlcoholB. AldehydeC. EsterD. Ether

90. t^ T S P T M '^ d l I?A. NylonB. CottonC. RayonD. Terricot

91. WI^T ^ ^TT |?A. Caustic sodaB. GlycerolC. NaphthaleneD. Caustic potash

92. f^T^T =h fA. EthyleneB. PropyleneC. AcetyleneD. Aniline

93. *T TTFt:5 T K ^ fr

A. HeliumB. NeonC. ArgonD. Krypton

94. ft TT?A. CopperB. NickelC. SilverD. Zinc

95.f%^7 % T f^RT TRFTT TRTT | ?A. 5 JuneB. 21 JuneC. 1 DecemberD. 4 Nov

96. C C M B ^ tftsT c rt?A. BangaloreB. HyderabadC. MumbaiD. Delhi

97.

A. A racemocesB. M indicaC. W somniferaD. B aristata

SET 2

98. Hi ?! *W |?A. CholorflorocarbonB. Water pollutionC. AgricultureD. White tiger

99. W | ?A. Methyl alcoholB. Ethyl alcoholC. Butyl alcoholD. Propyl alcohol

100.^farr?A. redB. yellow-brownC. greenish-blueD. mi Iky-white