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Question 1Single Answer
The random errors associated with the measurement of P and Q are 10% and 2%, respectively. What is the percentage random error in P/Q?
  1. A12.0
  2. B9.8
  3. C8.0
  4. D10.2
Question 2Single Answer
In how many distinguishable ways can the letters of the word CHANCE be arranged?
  1. A120
  2. B720
  3. C360
  4. D240
Question 3Single Answer
Find out the missing pattern.
    Question 4Single Answer
    Seeds when soaked in water gain about 20% by weight and 10% by volume. By what factor does the density increase?
    1. A1.20 
    2. B1.10
    3. C1.11 
    4. D1.09
    Question 5Single Answer
    Retarding frictional force f on a moving ball, is proportional to it velocity, V. Two identical balls roll down identical slopes (A & B) from different heightsheights. Compare the retarding forces and the velocities of the balls at the bases of the slopes.
    1. AfA > fB ; VA > VB 
    2. BfA > fB ; VB > VA
    3. CfB > fA ; VB > VA  
    4. DfB > fA ; VA > VB
    Question 6Single Answer
    Choose the most appropriate pH at which the net charge is zero for the molecule from the data shown below :
    1. A2.02 
    2. B2.91
    3. C 5.98  
    4. D6.87
    Question 7Single Answer
    Choose the correct statement about peptides in the Ramachandran plot.
    1. APeptides that are unstructured will have all the backbone dihedral
      angles in the disallowed regions
    2. BIt is not possible to conclude whether a peptide adopts entirely helix or entirely beta sheet conformation
    3. C The occurrence of beta turn conformation in a peptide can be deduced
    4. DThe sequence of a peptide can be deduced
    Question 8Single Answer
    Equilibrium constant (K'eq) of a reaction is a ratio of product to substrate concentrations. The relation between (K'eq) and free energy change in a reaction (G') is as follows 
    G' = –RT ln K'eq
    Reaction A and Reaction B have K'eq values of 10 and 100,respectively. Which of the following statements is correct with respect to G'?
    1. AG' of A = G' of B
    2. BG' of A > G' of B
    3. CG' of B > G' of A
    4. DG' of A ~ G' of B
    Question 9Single Answer
    Excess oxygen consumed after a vigorous exercise is
    1. Ato pump out lactic acid from muscle
    2. Bto increase the concentration of lactic acid in muscle
    3. Cto reduce dissolved carbon dioxide in blood
    4. Dto make ATP for gluconeogenesis
    Question 10Single Answer
    Which one of the following describes the primary function of flippases?
    1. AHelp in increasing lipid-protein interaction in the outer leaflet of the
      bilayer
    2. BMove certain phospholipids from one leaflet of the membrane to another
    3. CLocalize more negatively charged membrane proteins in the lipid bilayer
    4. DCause uncoupling of v-SNARES and t-SNARES after fusion ofincoming vesicle with target membrane
    Question 11Single Answer
    From the following statements
    1. Hydrogen, Deuterium and Tritium differ in the number of protons.
    2. Hydrogen, Deuterium and Tritium differ in the number of neutrons.
    3. Both Deuterium and Tritium are radioactive and decay to Hydrogen and Deuterium, respectively.
    4. Tritium is radioactive and decays to Helium.
    5. Carbon-14 decays to Nitrogen-14.
    6. Carbon-14 decays to Carbon-13.
    Pick the combination with ALL correct statements. 
    1. A 1, 2 and 6
    2. B2, 4 and 5
    3. C1, 3 and 4
    4. D3, 5 and 6
    Question 12Single Answer
    From the following statements,
    1. For a reaction to occur spontaneously the free energy change must be negative.
    2. The interaction between two nitrogen molecules in the gaseous state is predominantly electrostatic.    
    3. By knowing bond energies, it is possible to deduce whether the bond is covalent bond or hydrogen bond.
    4. Hydrophobic interactions are not important in a folded globular protein.
    Pick the combination with ALL WRONG statements. 
    1. A1 and 2
    2. B2 and 3
    3. C3 and 4
    4. D2 and 4
    Question 13Single Answer
    The following are four statements on peptide/protein conformation :
    1. Glycine has the largest area of con-formationally allowed space in the Ramachandran plot of f and Y
    2. A 20-residue peptide that is acetylated at the N-terminus and amidated at the C-terminus has f = –60°(±5), Y = –30°(±5) for all the residues. It can be concluded that conformation of the peptide is helix-turn-strand.
    3. The allowed values of f, Y for amino acids in a protein are not valid for short perptides.
    4. A peptide Acetyl-A1-A2-A3-A4-CONH2 (A1-A4 are amino acids) adopts a well defined b-turn. The dihedral angles of A2 and A3 determine the type of b-turn.
     Choose the combination of correct statements. 
    1. A1 and 2
    2. B2 and 3
    3. C1 and 4 
    4. D3 and 4
    Question 14Single Answer
    A researcher investigated a set of conditions for a protein with an isoelectric point of 6.5 and also binds to calcium. This protein was subjected to four independent treatments: (i) pH 6.4, (ii) 10% glycerol, (iii) 10 mM CaCl2, (iv) 40% ammonium sulphate. This was followed by centrifugation and estimation of the protein in the supernatant. The results are depicted in the graph below : Which of the following treatments best represents the results shown in the graph?
    1. Aa = ammonium sulphate, b = glycerol, c = pH 6.4, d = CaCl2
    2. Ba = CaCl2, b = glycerol, c = ammonium sulphate, d = pH 6.4
    3. C a = pH 6.4, b CaCl2, c = ammonium sulphate, d = glycerol
    4. Da = CaCl2, b = pH 6.4, c = glycerol, d = ammonium sulphate
    Question 15Single Answer
    In the biosynthesis of purine :
     
    1. AAll N atoms, C4 and C5 are from aspartic acid 
    2. BN1 is from Aspartic acid; N3 & N9 are from Glutamine side-chain; N7, C4 & C5 are from Glycinetamine; 
    3. CN1 is from Aspartic acid; N3 from Glutamine side-chain; N9 from N attached to Ca of Glutamine; N7, C4 and C5 are from Glycine
    4. DN1 is from Glutamine, N3 from Glutamine side-chain; N9 from N
      attached to Ca of Glutamine; N7, C4 and C5 are from glycine
    Question 16Single Answer
    A granite block of  2 m x 5 m x 3 m size is cut into  5 cm  thick slabs of  2 m x 5 m size. These slabs are laid over a 2 m  wide pavement. What is the length of the pavement that can be covered with these slabs?
    1. A100 m         
    2. B200 m
    3. C300 m         
    4. D500 m
    Question 17Single Answer
    Which is the least among the following?  0.330.33 ,    0.440.44 ,    -1/ ,  e-1/e
    1. A0.330.33            
    2. B0.440.44
    3. C -1/         
    4. De1/e
    Question 18Single Answer
    What is the  next number in this "see and tell"  sequence? 
    1   11     21      1211       111221____
    1. A312211       
    2. B1112221
    3. C1112222    
    4. D1112131
    Question 19Single Answer
    A peacock perched on the top a 12 m high tree spots a snake moving towards its hole at the base of the tree from a distance to thrice the height of the tree. The peacock flies towards the snake in a straight line and they both move at the same speed. At what distance from the base of the tree will the peacock catch the snake?
    1. A16 m      
    2. B18 m
    3. C14 m        
    4. D  12 m
    Question 20Single Answer
    The cities of a country are connected by intercity roads. If a city is directly connected to an odd number of other cities, it is called an odd city. If a city is directly connected to an even number of other cities, it is called an even city. Then which of the  following is impossible?
    1. AThere are an even number of odd cities
    2. BThere are an odd number of odd cities
    3. CThere are an even number of even cities
    4. DThere  are an odd number of even cities
    Question 21Single Answer
    In the given figure, the area of the shaded region (in cm2 ), is :
    1. A324
    2. B428
    3. C462
    4. D500
    Question 22Single Answer
    The angels of a right-angled triangle shaped garden are in arithmetic progression and the smallest side is 10.00 m.  The total length of the fencing of the garden in m is
    1. A60.00    
    2. B47.32
    3. C12.68        
    4. D22.68
    Question 23Single Answer
    AB is the diameter of the semicircle as shown in the diagram. If AQ = 2AP then which of the  following is correct? 
      Question 24Single Answer
      The rabbit population in community A increases at 25% per year while that in B increases at 50% per year. If the present populations of A and  B are equal, the ratio of the number of the rabbits in B to that in A  after 2 years will be
      1. A1.44   
      2. B1.72
      3. C1.90   
      4. D1.25
      Question 25Single Answer
      Two moles each of O2 and H2 are in two separate containers, each of volume V0 and  at 150°C and  1 atmosphere. The two are made to react in a third container to form water vapour until H2 is exhausted. When the temperature of the mixture in the  third container was restored to  150°C,  its pressure became 1 atmosphere. The volume of the third container must be
      1. AVo              
      2. B5Vo/4
      3. C3Vo/2       
      4. D2Vo
      Question 26Single Answer
      A 16.2 m long wooden log has a uniform diameter of 2 m. To what length the log should be cut to obtain a piece of 22 m3 volume?
      1. A3.5 m 
      2. B7.0 m
      3. C14.0 m       
      4. D22.0 m
      Question 27Single Answer
      What  is the last digit of 773?
      1. A7         
      2. B9
      3. C3
      4. D1
      Question 28Single Answer
      A lucky man finds 6 pots of gold coins. He counts the coins in the first four pots to be  60, 30, 20 and  15, respectively. If there is a definite progression, what would be the numbers of coins in the next two pots?
      1. A10 and 5           
      2. B4 and  2
      3. C15 and  15
      4. D12 and  10
      Question 29Single Answer
      A bee leaves its hive in the morning and after flying for 30 minutes due south reaches a garden and spends 5 minutes collecting honey. Then it flies for 40 minutes due west and  collects honey in another garden for 10 minutes.  This it returns to the  hive taking the shortest route. How long was the  bee away from its hive?  (Assume that the bee flies at constant speed)
      1. A85 min       
      2. B155 min
      3. C135 min    
      4. DLess than 1 hour
      Question 30Single Answer
      A bird perched at the  top of a 12 m high tree sees a centipede moving towards the base of the tree from a distance equal to  twice the height of the tree. The bird flies along a straight line of catch the centipede. If both move at the same speed, at what distance from the base of the tree will the centipede be picked up by the bird? 
      1. A16 m         
      2. B9 m
      3. C12 m    
      4. D14 m
      Question 31Single Answer
      Marks obtained by two students  S1 and  S2 in a four semester course are plotted in following graph  Which of the following statements is true?
      1. AS2 got higher marks than  S1 in all  four semesters.
      2. BOver four semesters,  S1 improved by a higher percentage compared to S2.
      3. CTotal marks of  S1 and  S2 are equal.
      4. DS1 and  S2 did not get the same marks in any semester.
      Question 32Single Answer
      The prices of diamond having a particular color and clarity are tabulated below :
      1. A8
      2. B16
      3. C32
      4. D64
      Question 33Single Answer
      How many digits are there in  , 217 x 32 x 514 x 7 ?
      1. A14
      2. B15
      3. C16
      4. D17
      Question 34Single Answer
      A man on the equator moves along O° longitude up to 45° N.  then turns east and moves up to 90° E,  and returns to the equator along 90° E.  The distance covered in multiples of Earth's radius R is 
        Question 35Single Answer
        On a semi-circle of diameter 10 m drawn on a horizontal ground are standing 4 boys A, B,  C and  D with distance AB = BC = CD. The length of the line-segment joining A and  B is
        1. A5 m          
        2. B6 m
        3. C7 m
        Question 36Single Answer
         A cart wheel rolls along a straight line. If the distance covered is equal to the diameter of the wheel,  what is the angle through which the wheel has turned?
        1. A90°
        2. Bbetween  90°  and  120°
        3. Cbetween  120° and  150°
        4. Dbetween  150°  and  180° 
        Question 37Single Answer
        In a class of  10 students,  3 failed in History, 6 failed in Geography and failed in both. How many passed in the subjects?
        1. A1             
        2. B2
        3. C3            
        4. D0 
        Question 38Single Answer
        As shown in the diagram above, a sphere is placed on the top of an incline. It rolls down the incline without slipping in exactly  50 turns. The radius of the sphere is
        1. D10 cm
        Question 39Single Answer
        A set of concentric circles of integer radii 1,2,....N is shown in the figure above. An ant starts at point A1, goes round the first circle, returns to A1, moves to A2, goes round the second circle, returns to A2, moves to A3 and  repeats this until it reaches AN.  The distance covered by the ant is
        1. AN (N + 1 )
        2. B2N + N
        3. C(N + 1) N + N - 1
        4. D​(N - 1) N + N -1
        Question 40Single Answer
        The figure above shows an infinite series of triangles, in which  r 1 > r 2 > r 3 .... What is the total length of the solid line segments in the figure? 
          Question 41Single Answer
           Every month the price of a particular commodity falls in this order : 1024, 640, 250, ...........  What is the next value?
          1. A156.25
          2. BApproximately 39
          3. C64
          4. D40 
          Question 42Single Answer
          A  cubicle piece of wood was filed to make it into the largest possible sphere. What fraction of the original volume was removed?
          1. AMore than  3/4
          2. B1/2
          3. CSlightly less  than  1/2
          4. DSlightly more than  1/2 
          Question 43Single Answer
          Three volumes of a Hindi book, identical in shape and size, are next to each other in a shelf, all upright, so that their spines are visible, left to right : I,  II and  III. A worm starts eating from the outside front cover of volume I,  and  eats its way horizontally to the outside back cover of volume  III. What is the distance travelled by the worm, if each volume is  6 cm  thick?
          1. A6 cm
          2. B12 cm
          3. C18 cm
          4. Da little more than  18 cm 
          Question 44Single Answer
          What is the area of the triangle bounded by the lines  y = 2x, y = - 2x and  y = 6 ?
          1. A36       
          2. B18
          3. C12       
          4. D24  
          Question 45Single Answer
          A 2.2 m  wide rectangular steel plate is corrugated as shown in the diagram. Each corrugation is a semi-circle in cross section having a diameter of  7 cm.  What will be the width of steel after it is corrugated?
          1. A1.4 m     
          2. B1.6 m
          3. C0.7 m             
          4. D1.1 m
          Question 46Single Answer
          In each of the following groups of words is a hidden number, based on which you should arrange them in ascending order. Pick the right answer :
          1.   Tinsel event
          2.   Man in England
          3.  Good height
          4.   Last encounter
          1. A1,  2,   3,   4
          2. B3,  2,   4,    1
          3. C1,  3,    4,    2
          4. D3,   4,    2,     1
          Question 47Single Answer
          Let m and n be two positive integers such that  m + n + mn = 118 , Then the value of  m + n is
          1. Anot uniquely determined
          2. B18
          3. C20
          4. D22
          Question 48Single Answer
          AB  is the diameter of a circle. The chord CD is perpendicular to AB intersecting it at P. If CP = 2 and  PB = 1, the radius of the circle is  :
          1. A1        
          2. B2.5
          3. C2
          4. D5
          Question 49Single Answer
          What is angle x in the schematic diagram given below  ?
          1. A60     
          2. B50
          3. C40
          4. D30
          Question 50Single Answer
          From a group of 40 players,  a cricket team of 11 players is chose. The, one of the eleven is chose as the captain of the team. The total number of ways this can done is  [ below means the number of ways  n objects can be chosen from  m  objects ] 
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