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The Question Paper for Classes 1 to 6 contains 25 Questions each to be answered in 40 minutes.
The Question paper for classes 7 to 12 contains 50 Questions each to be answered in 60 minutes.
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3. Use the response sheet to mark your responses by darkening the required circle. The response sheet
has to be returned to the foundation, duly filled in. The student can retain the Question Paper except
for classes 1 and 2.
2.
A pa rt of a
circuit shown
in figure. The
potential
difference
across AB is
(1) 7 V
(2) 11 V
(3) 14 V
(4) 15 V
F
2A
2A
(3)
R
3
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(1) the plane of the orbit coincides with the plane of the
equator
(2) the plane of the orbit is inclined to the plane of the
equator
(3) the plane of the orbit coincides with the plane of the
satellite and the speed of satellite is more than 8 km/
sec
(4) the plane of the orbit coincides with the plane of the
equator and the speed of satellite is less than 8 km/sec
PHYSICS
1.
O LY M P I A D
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sinr
30
O
12.
sin i
1
(3) the critical angle of the two media is given by sin ic 5
1
(4) the critical angle of the two media is given by sin ic
2
The counting rate observed from a radio active source at t =
0 second was 1600 counts per second and at t = 8 seconds it
was 100 counts per second. The counting rate observed, as
counts per second, at t = 6 seconds will be
(1) 400
(2) 300
(3) 200
(4) 150.
6.
7.
8.
13.
14.
vT rF
15.
gL2
(2) 1
1 gL
4 Y
gL2
Y
2 Y
gL
(3)
(4)
Y
A uniformly tapering vessel of height h whose lower and upper
radii are r and R is completely filled with a liquid of density .
The force that acts on the base of vessel due to the liquid is
2
(1) R 2 h g
(2) r h g
2
(3)
R 2 r hg
1
2
2
(4) 3 ( R r )hg
CHEMISTRY
16.
17.
Fr
(4) vT .
11. Which one of the following statements does not hold good
when two balls of masses m 1 and m2 undergo elastic
collision?
(1) when m1 < m2 and m2 is at rest there will be maximum
transfer of momentum
(2) when m1 > m2 and m2 at rest after collision the ball of
9.
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6.023 1023
(2)
1
1031
9.108
(3)
6.023
1054
9.108
(4)
1
108
9.108 6.023
(1)
(22.4 L,
273 K)
(28.6 L, 373 K)
V (L)
(2)
T (K )
(20.4 L,
273 K)
T (K )
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(14.2 L, 373 K)
V (L)
(30.6 L, 373 K)
V (L)
(1)
(3)
18.
(4)
(22.4 L,
273 K)
(20.4 L,
273 K)
H
T (K )
(3)
CH3CH 2C CH
C6 H12O6 ( s ) 6O 2 6 CO 2 ( g ) 6 H 2O (l )
(4)
CH 2 CHC CH
23.
C6 H12O 6 ( s)
218
CO 2 ( g )
94
H 2 O (l )
57
K1
K2
3
L
M
N
O
K 3 K 2 K1
oxidation of glucose is
(1) + 67.0 kcal
(2) 67.0 kcal
(3) 688.0 kcal
(4) + 688.0 kcal
24.
L
M
(2) M
N
(3)
N
O
(4) L
O
If the nitrogen
have energy lower than that half of the normal ground state
configuration 1s22s22p3, because the electrons would be
closer to the nucleus. Yet, 1s7 is not observed because it
violates
(1) Heisenberg uncertainty principle
(2) Hunds rule
(3) Pauli exclusion principle
(4) Bohr postulate of stationary orbits
(1) 0.13
(3) 0.0179
25.
N 2 O 4 ( g ) 2 NO2 ( g )
12
(1)
CoO ( s ) H 2 ( g ) Co ( s ) H 2O ( g ), K1 = 65
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G f (Kcal/mol)
Based on the above data, the standard free energy (G) for
22.
CH 3C CCH3
Substances
20.
(2)
T (K )
19.
CH3
H3C
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(2) 7.69
(4) 69.3
(2)
CH3 C NNHCONH 2
|
CH3
(3)
CH3 C NCONHNH 2
|
CH3
(4)
CH3 CH 2 CH 2 Br Product
Y
CH 3 CH CH 3
|
Br
27.
4000 ( K )
10 ,
T
34.
29.
CH3
35.
38.
CH3
H3C CH C CH3
|
37.
H3C CH CH CH 2
D
(2)
CH3
(1) f ( x) x / x
(2) f ( x) ( x 1) /( x 1)
(3)
H3C C CH CH3
|
(4)
x
, if x 0
(3) f ( x ) 2
CH3
H3C CH CH CH3
|
40.
MATHEMATICS
31. The function f ( x) x3 is increasing in
(1) (0, )
(3) (, )
32.
33.
(2) (, 0)
(4) (, 1) (1, )
1, if x 0
39.
CH3
30.
0, if x 0
x
, if x 0
(4) f ( x ) x
41. The probability that the 6th day of a randomly chosen month
of a year is a Sunday is
(1) 1/12
(2) 1/7
(3) 1/84
(4) none of these
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| x | for 0 | x | 2
, then at x = 0,
1 for x 0
Let f ( x)
f has
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43.
1
4
( x 1)
(1) 4 /( x 4 1)
(3) x /( x 4 1)
44.
(2) 1/( x 4 1)
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
Plant cells
(1) does not possess cell junction like animal cells
(2) have interconnections in which cytoplasmic
strand extend
(3) secondary wall is present although primary
wall may disappear
(4) none of these
38.
39.
40.
lim
x 4
lim
h0
{n 1}/ n n
(2)
tan x 1
is equal to
x
4
(1) 1
47.
1/ n n
(3) 1 {n 1}/ n n
46.
(1)
45.
BIOLOGY
dx is equal to
4
(2) 1/2
(3) 2
(4) 0
sin x h sin x
is equal to
h
(1) cos x
(2) 1/ 2sin x
(3) cos x / 2 x
(4) sin x
If
a,
b,
are
different
real
numbers
and
(2) ( i j k ) is not really inclined to three vectors
48.
49.
50.
(1) x2 y 2 3x 6 y 5 0
(2) x2
y 2 9 x 6 y 31 0
(3) x2 y 2 3x 6 y 29 / 4 0
(4) none of these
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(iii)
(iv)
(1)
(3)
46.
47.
48.
43.
49.
44.
45.
When there is more than one codon code for the same amino
acid, this is called as
(1) punctuation in genetic code
(2) universal nature of generic code
(3) redundancy of genetic code
(4) continuous nature of genetic code
50.
41.
42.
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