Aiats Aipmt One Year 2015 Test01

Test - 1 (Code A) (Answers & Hints)
All India Aakash Test Series for Medical-2016

TEST - 1 (Code-A)
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ANSWERS
Test Date : 08-11-2015

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Hints to Selected Questions

[ PHYSICS]
1.
Answer (3)
10. Answer (4)
v
t
11. Answer (4)
2.
1 2 1
2
at a t 2
2
2
2v
t 1
t
H = 80 m
H=
t 1t 2
t1 t 2
v = area under a-t graph

23 6
= 1.2 minute.
5
5
5.
1
1
gt1t2 10 4 10 200 m
2
2
Answer (4)
6.
Answer (4)
7.
Answer (2)
h=
3t
dv =
3 tdt v
v = u + Area
h = ut
Answer (2)
at =
v u = Area
13. Answer (4)
Answer (2)
2U X UY 2
R=
g
4.
u2
u2
80
, u2 = 1600, u = 40 m/s
2g
20
12. Answer (3)
Answer (4)
t=
3.
H 202
20
4
20
1 2
at
2
1
2
0 = v 0T (g a )T
2
2v 0 gT
T
14. Answer (4)
a=
15. Answer (2)

u v
v av
2
16. Answer (4)
3t2
2
17. Answer (1)

18. Answer (1)
3
Now ac at t 4 3t
4
19. Answer (3)

1
4 3
4
4 3
t
, t
3
13
3
3
T=
2u sin 2 60
3
6 3 6 1.7 10.2 s
g
10
2
t1 + t2 = T
8.
Answer (4)
20. Answer (3)
9.
Answer (3)
21. Answer (4)
4
v = x 20
3
vdv 16
80
x
a=
dx
9
3
a=
2/8
160 80
= 8.9 m/s
9
3
22. Answer (2)

d
m
v
100
100
100
d
m
v
0.01 0.1
100 2.2%
22.42 4.7
23. Answer (4)
38. Answer (3)
24. Answer (2)
0.16 0.36 2 1
25. Answer (4)
0.52 + 2 = 1
v = u + at
2 = 1 0.52
v = (u + ta + at)
2 = 0.48, =
= (2 + 0.1 10 + 5 1) = 8
26. Answer (2)
39. Answer (2)
27. Answer (3)
40. Answer (3)
28. Answer (4)
41. Answer (1)
29. Answer (1)
42. Answer (4)
30. Answer (3)
43. Answer (3)
31. Answer (3)
44. Answer (2)
32. Answer (4)

u cos =
1 2 a g
gn (2n 1)
2
25 2
cos =
9n2 50n + 25 = 0
u
2
1
2
= 60
n=5s
v = gt = 10 5 = 50 m/s
R=
33. Answer (3)
u 2 2 sin 60 cos 60 2u 2
3 1
3u 2

g
g
2 2
2g
45. Answer (2)
34. Answer (2)
v = 6t 3t2
x1x2
Y = x x tan
1
2
=
0.48
0 (6tdt 3t
5 15
15 3
3
m
20
4
dt ) (3t 2 6t )dt
2
x = 3[4] 8 (43 23 ) 3(42 22 )
35. Answer (2)
= 4 + [56 36]
36. Answer (3)
= 4 + 20
37. Answer (2)
= 24 m
[ CHEMISTRY]
47. Answer (3)
46. Answer (1)

3Fe 4H2O
Fe3 O4 4H2
(excess)
418 g
27 g
4 2g
3g
As N2 is in excess therefore H2 will act as limiting

reagent
N2 + 3H2
2NH3
Equivalent weight of Cu is different in Cu2O and CuO

because Cu have +1 and +2 valency respectively.
48. Answer (2)
Na2CO3 + 2HCl
geq 1 2
2 1
nfactor of CO2 = 2
3 2 g 2 17 g
3 g of H2 will produced = 17 g NH3 = N0 molecule
Equivalent volume =
2NaCl + H2O + CO2

21 12 12
22.4
11.2 L
2
3/8

49. Answer (2)

61. Answer (2)
wt. of metal (w) wt. of chlorine (5w)
Eq. wt.
35.5
For 2p
n=2;l=1
Orbit angular momentum =
w 7.1 g
50. Answer (4)
Orbital angular momentum =
Blue vitrol (CuSO 4 .5H 2 O) and green vitrol

(FeSO4.7 H2O) have different water of crystallisation.
51. Answer (4)
wt. of H2O
x
100
100 6.2
Total wt.
136 x
mol = 9 g
62. Answer (4)
Number of orbital = (2l + 1) in subshell

64. Answer (4)
E 2sO E 2sC
52. Answer (1)
65. Answer (2)
12 1.2 10
1.01M
Molarity =
142
Molality
Last electron enters in 3d orbital n 3 l 2
12 / 142
1000 0.96M
88
66. Answer (3)

67. Answer (1)
53. Answer (4)
Angular nodes = l
54. Answer (2)
3d
55. Answer (4)
z2
69. Answer (2)
57. Answer (3)
In 5th period 5p.4d, 5s are filled. Henceorbitals are

filled and total number of electrons will be
9 3 = 27
KZe2
PE
r
58. Answer (4)
70. Answer (4)
5th excited state n2 = 6
71. Answer (3)
1st excited state n1 = 2

No. of lines in Paschen = 6 3 = 3
72. Answer (2)
No. of lines in Brackett = 6 4 = 2
No. of lines in Pfund = 6 5 = 1
Total number of lines in infra red region = 6
+e
eV 1.51 eV
n3
4/8
2 rn
n
2(3)2 .x
6x
3
13.6
2
eV
= 328 kJ/mol Electron gain enthalpy
73. Answer (1)

BL
60. Answer (3)
F = 328 kJ/mol Ionisation energy
59. Answer (4)
13.6
have zero angular node
68. Answer (3)
56. Answer (2)
h
h
2
2
2
More the nuclear charge lesser will be energy
1
2
En
l(l 1)
63. Answer (3)
% of H2O
2h
2
L
BO
BO 3
CO
CO BO 3.5
CO2 BO 2
CO32 BO 1.33
74. Answer (4)
75. Answer (1)
76. Answer (1)
82. Answer (2)

Compounds having same hybridisation have same
geometry
77. Answer (4)

78. Answer (2)
83. Answer (3)
79. Answer (3)
84. Answer (2)
O(g) + e
O +e
O
O2
141 kJ/mol
+ 639 kJ/mol
O(g) + 2e
85. Answer (4)
+ 780 kJ/mol
In both the cases electron is removed from

antibonding MO.
86. Answer (2)
80. Answer (4)
87. Answer (4)
81. Answer (1)
88. Answer (4)
OF2 < H2O < NH3 < Cl2O
89. Answer (3)
103 104.5 107 111
90. Answer (4)
[ BIOLOGY ]
91. Answer (3)
Intrinsic growth in all livings due to systhesis of
apoplasmic and symplasmic substances.
92. Answer (1)
Agaricus campestris.
93. Answer (2)
Properties of cell organelles arise as a result of
interactions among constituent molecules.
94. Answer (4)
All represent class.
95. Answer (3)
Order.
96. Answer (3)
Order-Polymoniales.
97. Answer (2)
Genus as a group of related species.
98. Answer (4)
99. Answer (4)
Taxonomy alongwith phylogeny
100. Answer (3)
Mule is the exception of reproductive isolation,
biological concept of species.
101. Answer (2)
Group of related class.
102. Answer (3)
103. Answer (2)

Couplet- pair of contrasting statements
104. Answer (3)
Botanical gardens.
105. Answer (1)
106. Answer (1)
107. Answer (1)
Fungi.
108. Answer (3)
Most ancient- Archaebacteria;
Smallest- Mycoplasma,
Most abundant micro-organisms- bacteria.
109. Answer (2)
Use H 2 S or inorganic sulphur compound as
hydrogen donor.
110. Answer (3)
111. Answer (3)
Heterotrophic.
112. Answer (1)
Mostly filamentous, Gram negative.
113. Answer (2)
Halophiles
114. Answer (3)
Thin overlapping silicified cell wall.
5/8

115. Answer (4)
Silicified.
116. Answer (1)
Euglena, zooflagellates, ciliates and sporozoans.
117. Answer (3)
Differentiation in unsuitable conditions.
118. Answer (2)
Dinoflagellates.
119. Answer (3)
120. Answer (1)
Mycoplasma.
121. Answer (4)
Prefer to grow in warm and humid places.
122. Answer (1)
In sac fungi and club fungi- by short or long
intervening dikaryophase.
123. Answer (1)
Gametengial copulation
124. Answer (3)
Slime-moulds
125. Answer (1)
Actinomycetes
126. Answer (3)
Trypanosoma- Flagellated protozoan.
127. Answer (3)
Nonmotile exogenous spore i.e., conidia.
128. Answer (4)
Fungi imperfecti
129. Answer (3)
130. Answer (1)
Prismatic polygonal, non-enveloped, Tail fibresadsorption.
131. Answer (3)
Phytophagineae
132. Answer (3)

136. Answer (2)
Sessile/sedentary animals, which are attached to
the surface and do not move, generally have radial
symmetry. Mouth is surrounded by sensory
tentacles on all sides, so, that they can obtain food
from all directions. Bilateral symmetry evolved when
the animals on ocean floor became motile.
137. Answer (4)
Intracellular digestion occurs in all unicellular
organisms.
Sponges are without any nerve cells. They are
asymmetrical/no symmetry.
Sponges are the most primitive multicellular
organisms.
138. Answer (3)
All fishes have lateral line system pectoral fins are
well demarcated in sharks but not rays.
Sharks have five pairs of gill slits on the lateral sides
of the body. But in rays they are present on ventral
side of the body.
139. Answer (4)
In Exocoetus pectoral fins are modified into wing like
structures, with the help of which the fish glides.
140. Answer (4)
Archaeopteryx had fused collar bone/furcula to which
also the flight muscles are attached. Archaeopteryx
has tail like dinosaurs with free caudal vertebrae.
141. Answer (3)
In insects the tracheae carry oxygen directly to the
tissue, so, there is no link between respiratory and
circulatory systems.
142. Answer (3)
Arthropods, annelids and chordates have metameric
segmentation.
143. Answer (3)
In insects three pairs (6) legs are attached to the
thorax.
144. Answer (2)
133. Answer (3)
True coelom developed for the first time in annelids.
134. Answer (4)
One way digestive tract developed for the first time in

aschelminthes.
135. Answer (3)

Vesicular Arbuscular Mycorrhiza. (VHM) is
endomycorrhiza.
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Cnidarians and ctenophores have both extracellular

and intracellular digestion.

145. Answer (4)
In amphibians the heart is three-chambered with two
atria and one ventricle.
146. Answer (2)
Filarial worm is Wuchereria bancroftii a round worm.
It causes a slowly developing chronic inflammation of
organs in which they live for many years, usually the
lymphatic vessels of lower limbs and the disease is
called elephantiasis.
Trichinosis is caused by Trichinella, round worm, there
is severe muscle and joint pain Perianal itching is
caused by Enterobius.
147. Answer (4)
Male cartilaginous fishes can be distinguished from
female by the presence of claspers in the pelvic fins,
used in copulation.
148. Answer (3)
Trichinella, is one of the smallest roundworms;
endoparasite in the small intestine of man. It is
viviparous. The juveniles will travel through the lymph
and blood vessels and finally reach the voluntary
muscles where they roll themselves into a spiral and
cyst wall is formed around them, causing severe
muscular pain.
149. Answer (3)
Arthropods are protostomic in the development of
embryonic alimentary canal. Mouth will open first.
150. Answer (4)
Ornithorhynchus is egg laying mammal. Marsupials
have primitive yolk sac placenta. The young one is
born in immature state.
151. Answer (2)
Archaeocytes are the totipotent cells of phylum
porifera. They are undifferentiated not specialised.
152. Answer (2)
Fishes have single loop circulation. Heart is the venous
heart. It receives and pumps deoxygenated blood.
153. Answer (4)
In Octopus, radula is present, but shell is absent.
154. Answer (4)
Slugs are molluscs on land, with open circulatory
system. They respire by pulmonary sac.

155. Answer (4)
156. Answer (4)
1. Item
Category
Exception
Sycon
Marine
Spongilla
Spongilla
water
Euspongia
157. Answer (3)
Ascaris is a round worm and dioecious. In female
Ascaris, postanal tail is straight but in male Ascaris
it is curved.
158. Answer (4)
159. Answer (4)
Both the birds and mammals are endothermal.
160. Answer (2)
Petromyzon (lamprey) is migratory cyclostome, with
indirect development.
161. Answer (4)
Branchiostoma is amphioxus/lancelet, a
cephalochordate. It is acraniata without brain box. The
notochord runs throughout the length of the body and
is persistent, not replaced by vertebral column.
162. Answer (2)
Amniotic membrane evolved for the first time in
reptiles. It encloses a watery fluid to prevent the
desiccation of embryo on land. Reptiles, birds and
mammals are amniotes. They can lay the egg on land,
as they are not dependent on water for development.
163. Answer (3)
164. Answer (4)
Aptenodytes is penguin, present in Antartic region.
165. Answer (4)
The common poisonous snakes of India are Naja
(cobra), Bungarus (Krait), Russell viper but python is
oviparous, nonpoisonous snake about 10 meters long.
166. Answer (4)
Tunicates are urochordates e.g. Herdmania
(sea squirt). The larva of Herdmania is Ascidian tadpole
larva. Notochord is present in larval tail, not in adult.
In Herdmania there are no respiratory organs
respiration.
Respiration occurs through the pharyngeal gill slits.
7/8
167. Answer (1)
176. Answer (4)
In the crop (swollen oesophagus), crop glands are

present in all birds. They secrete pigeons milk, a
nutritive cheese like substance to feed the young ones.
Pigeons milk is produced by both male and females
during the breeding season.
All are dioecious, coelomate
B is scorpion
With internal fertilisation
C is Pila
But have open circulatory system
Octopus is dioecious, coelomate with internal

fertilisation and closed circulatory system.
168. Answer (4)
177. Answer (3)
Earthworm has closed circulatory system.
A shows the presence of tissue
169. Answer (2)
B marks the presence of bilateral symmetry
Echinoderms and chordates both are deuterostomic,

enterocoelomic with an internal skeleton, derived from
mesoderm.
170. Answer (3)
C marks the presence of body cavity

D marks the presence of segmentation
178. Answer (4)
171. Answer (3)
A is Locusta, an insect with compound eyes
Ctenophores reproduce only sexually. Whereas, the

cnidarians show both sexual and asexual reproduction.
B is prawn, a crustacean with compound eyes

179. Answer (4)
172. Answer (3)

Echinus is sea urchin, they have globular body without
arms.
Phylum
Sycon is sponge with cell aggregate type of body plan.

All animals possess tissue to layers /germ layers in
embryo, except sponges.
Symmetry Body plan Example
Echinodermata Radial
173. Answer (2)
Tube within 1. Antedon

tube plan
But Dentalium (tusk shell) is mollusc

180. Answer (3)
174. Answer (3)

Horned toadreptiles. Rest others are amphibians.
Dermoptera includes flying lemurs. They are neither

lemurs nor they can fly, they just glide.
Ceataceans are whales, dolphins and porpoises.
175. Answer (4)

Endothermal animals have high rate of metabolism.
So, they eat more than ectotherms.

8/8
A is butterfly
Chiroptera includes bats, true flying mammals.

Sireniaherbivorous aquatic mammals.
Test - 1 (Code B) (Answers & Hints)

TEST - 1 (Code-B)
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178. (1)
35.
(2)
71.
(4)
107. (1)
143. (4)
179. (2)
36.
(2)
72.
(2)
108. (4)
144. (1)
180. (4)
1.
1/8
Hints to Selected Questions

[ PHYSICS]
1.
Answer (4)
v = 6t
13. Answer (1)
3t2
0 (6tdt 3t
14. Answer (2)

2
1 2 a g
gn (2n 1)
2
25 2
dt ) (3t 2 6t )dt
2
x = 3[4] 8 (43 23 ) 3(42 22 )
9n2 50n + 25 = 0
n=5s
= 4 + [56 36]
v = gt = 10 5 = 50 m/s
= 4 + 20
15. Answer (3)
= 24 m
2.
16. Answer (1)
Answer (4)
17. Answer (1)
u
u cos =
2
18. Answer (2)
1
cos =
2
20. Answer (4)
19. Answer (1)

21. Answer (2)
= 60
v = u + at
R=
u 2 sin 60 cos 60 2u
3 1
3u

g
g
2 2
2g
v = (u + ta + at)
= (2 + 0.1 10 + 5 1) = 8
3.
Answer (1)
22. Answer (4)
4.
Answer (2)
23. Answer (2)
5.
Answer (3)
24. Answer (4)
6.
Answer (1)
7.
Answer (4)
8.
Answer (1)
d
m
v
100
100
100
d
m
v
0.16 0.36 1
0.52 + 2 = 1
25. Answer (2)
2 = 1 0.52
26. Answer (1)
2 = 0.48, =
9.
0.01 0.1
100 2.2%
22.42 4.7
0.48
Answer (4)
10. Answer (1)

11. Answer (4)
12. Answer (4)
x1x2
Y = x x tan
1
2
2/8
5 15
15 3
3
m
20
4
27. Answer (1)

T=
2u sin 2 60
3
6 3 6 1.7 10.2 s
g
10
2
t1 + t2 = T
28. Answer (3)
29. Answer (3)
30. Answer (2)
31. Answer (4)

u v
v av
2
32. Answer (2)
39. Answer (4)
33. Answer (2)

h = ut
1 2
at
2
1
2
0 = v 0T (g a )T
2
a=
at =
3t
dv =
3 tdt v
3
Now ac at t 4 3t
4
2v 0 gT
T
4 3
4
4 3
t
, t
3
13
3
3
34. Answer (1)

v = area under a-t graph
40. Answer (2)
v u = Area
41. Answer (2)
v = u + Area
42. Answer (4)
1
1
gt1t2 10 4 10 200 m
2
2
43. Answer (4)
35. Answer (2)
h=
H 202
20
4
20
H = 80 m
H=
u2
u2
80
, u2 = 1600, u = 40 m/s
2g
20
44. Answer (2)

t=
37. Answer (1)
t 1t 2
t1 t 2
23 6
= 1.2 minute.
5
5
45. Answer (1)
4
v = x 20
3
a=
2U X UY 2
R=
36. Answer (2)
a=
3t2
2
vdv 16
80
x
dx
9
3
160 80
= 8.9 m/s
9
3
38. Answer (2)
v
t
1 2 1
2
at a t 2
2
2
2v
t 1
t
[ CHEMISTRY]
46. Answer (4)
53. Answer (1)
47. Answer (1)
54. Answer (4)
48. Answer (4)

49. Answer (4)
50. Answer (4)
51. Answer (4)
In both the cases electron is removed from
antibonding MO.
52. Answer (4)
Compounds having same hybridisation have same

geometry.
55. Answer (3)
OF2 < H2O < NH3 < Cl2O

103 104.5 107 111
56. Answer (2)
3/8

75. Answer (4)
57. Answer (1)
O(g) + e
O +e
O
2
O
141 kJ/mol
O2
+ 639 kJ/mol
O(g) + 2e
For 2p
n=2;l=1
+ 780 kJ/mol
Orbit angular momentum =
2h
2
58. Answer (4)

Orbital angular momentum =
59. Answer (2)

60. Answer (3)
En
62. Answer (4)

63. Answer (3)
13.6
n
BO 3
2 rn
n
CO BO 3.5
CO2 BO 2
77. Answer (2)
CO32 BO 1.33
78. Answer (2)
64. Answer (4)
+e
eV 1.51 eV
13.6
n2
eV
n3
L
BO
CO
h
h
2
2
2
76. Answer (1)
61. Answer (1)
BL
l(l 1)
2(3)2 .x
6x
3
5th excited state n2 = 6

1st excited state n1 = 2
= 328 kJ/mol Electron gain enthalpy
No. of lines in Paschen = 6 3 = 3
F = 328 kJ/mol Ionisation energy

65. Answer (1)
No. of lines in Brackett = 6 4 = 2
66. Answer (2)
Total number of lines in infra red region = 6
67. Answer (4)

5th
In
period 5p.4d, 5s are filled. Henceorbitals are
filled and total number of electrons will be
9 3 = 27
No. of lines in Pfund = 6 5 = 1
79. Answer (1)
68. Answer (1)
KZe2
r
80. Answer (4)
69. Answer (3)
81. Answer (2)
Angular nodes = l
3d
z2
have zero angular node
PE
82. Answer (4)

83. Answer (4)
84. Answer (3)
70. Answer (1)

71. Answer (4)
Last electron enters in 3d orbital n 3 l 2
72. Answer (2)
More the nuclear charge lesser will be energy
E 2sO E 2sC
Molality
74. Answer (4)
4/8
12 / 142
1000 0.96M
88
85. Answer (2)

% of H2O
73. Answer (1)

Number of orbital = (2l + 1) in subshell
12 1.2 10
1.01M
142
Molarity =
1
2
wt. of H2O
x
100
100 6.2
Total wt.
136 x
mol = 9 g
86. Answer (2)
89. Answer (1)
Blue vitrol (CuSO 4 .5H 2 O) and green vitrol

(FeSO4.7 H2O) have different water of crystallisation.
87. Answer (4)
90. Answer (3)
wt. of metal (w) wt. of chlorine (5w)
Eq. wt.
35.5
3Fe 4H2O
Fe3 O4 4H2
(excess)
w 7.1 g
88. Answer (4)
418 g
27 g
4 2g
3g
As N2 is in excess therefore H2 will act as limiting

reagent
2NaCl + H2O + CO2

Na2CO3 + 2HCl
21 12 12
geq 1 2
2 1
nfactor of CO2 = 2
Equivalent volume =
Equivalent weight of Cu is different in Cu2O and CuO

because Cu have +1 and +2 valency respectively.
N2 + 3H2
2NH3
3 2 g 2 17 g
3 g of H2 will produced = 17 g NH3
22.4
11.2 L
2
= N0 molecule
[ BIOLOGY ]
91. Answer (1)
Vesicular Arbuscular Mycorrhiza. (VHM) is
endomycorrhiza.
92. Answer (2)
93. Answer (1)
94. Answer (1)
95. Answer (1)
Phytophagineae
96. Answer (3)
Prismatic polygonal, non-enveloped, Tail fibresadsorption.
97. Answer (1)
98. Answer (2)
Fungi imperfecti
99. Answer (1)
Nonmotile exogenous spore i.e., conidia.
100. Answer (1)
Trypanosoma- Flagellated protozoan.
101. Answer (3)
Actinomycetes
102. Answer (1)
Slime-moulds
103. Answer (3)
Gametengial copulation
104. Answer (3)

In sac fungi and club fungi- by short or long
intervening dikaryophase.
105. Answer (2)
Prefer to grow in warm and humid places.
106. Answer (3)
Mycoplasma.
107. Answer (1)
108. Answer (4)
Dinoflagellates.
109. Answer (1)
Differentiation in unsuitable conditions.
110. Answer (3)
Euglena, zooflagellates, ciliates and sporozoans.
111. Answer (2)
Silicified.
112. Answer (3)
Thin overlapping silicified cell wall.
113. Answer (4)
Halophiles
114. Answer (3)
Mostly filamentous, Gram negative.
115. Answer (1)
Heterotrophic.
116. Answer (1)
5/8

117. Answer (4)
Use H 2 S or inorganic sulphur compound as
hydrogen donor.
118. Answer (1)

136. Answer (1)
Dermoptera includes flying lemurs. They are neither
lemurs nor they can fly, they just glide.
Ceataceans are whales, dolphins and porpoises.
Most ancient- Archaebacteria;
Chiroptera includes bats, true flying mammals.
Smallest- Mycoplasma,
Sireniaherbivorous aquatic mammals.
Most abundant micro-organisms- bacteria.

119. Answer (3)
Fungi.
137. Answer (2)

Phylum
Echinodermata Radial
120. Answer (3)

121. Answer (3)
122. Answer (1)
Botanical gardens.
123. Answer (2)
Couplet- pair of contrasting statements
Symmetry Body plan Example

Tube within 1. Antedon
tube plan
But Dentalium (tusk shell) is mollusc

138. Answer (2)
A is Locusta, an insect with compound eyes
B is prawn, a crustacean with compound eyes
139. Answer (1)
124. Answer (1)
A shows the presence of tissue
125. Answer (2)
B marks the presence of bilateral symmetry
Group of related class.

126. Answer (1)
Mule is the exception of reproductive isolation,
biological concept of species.
127. Answer (2)
Taxonomy alongwith phylogeny
128. Answer (2)
129. Answer (4)
Genus as a group of related species.
130. Answer (1)
Order-Polymoniales.
131. Answer (1)
Order.
132. Answer (2)
All represent class.
133. Answer (4)
Properties of cell organelles arise as a result of
interactions among constituent molecules.
134. Answer (3)
Agaricus campestris.
135. Answer (1)
Intrinsic growth in all livings due to systhesis of
apoplasmic and symplasmic substances.
6/8
C marks the presence of body cavity

D marks the presence of segmentation
140. Answer (2)
A is butterfly
All are dioecious, coelomate
B is scorpion
With internal fertilisation
C is Pila
But have open circulatory system
Octopus is dioecious, coelomate with internal

fertilisation and closed circulatory system.
141. Answer (2)
Endothermal animals have high rate of metabolism.
So, they eat more than ectotherms.
142. Answer (1)
Horned toadreptiles. Rest others are amphibians.
143. Answer (4)
Sycon is sponge with cell aggregate type of body plan.
All animals possess tissue to layers /germ layers in
embryo, except sponges.
144. Answer (1)
Echinus is sea urchin, they have globular body without
arms.
145. Answer (1)
Ctenophores reproduce only sexually. Whereas, the
cnidarians show both sexual and asexual
reproduction.
146. Answer (1)
158. Answer (2)
147. Answer (4)
159. Answer (1)
Echinoderms and chordates both are deuterostomic,

enterocoelomic with an internal skeleton, derived from
mesoderm.
148. Answer (2)
Earthworm has closed circulatory system.
149. Answer (3)
In the crop (swollen oesophagus), crop glands are
present in all birds. They secrete pigeons milk, a
nutritive cheese like substance to feed the young ones.
Pigeons milk is produced by both male and females
during the breeding season.
150. Answer (2)
Tunicates are urochordates e.g. Herdmania
(sea squirt). The larva of Herdmania is Ascidian tadpole
larva. Notochord is present in larval tail, not in adult.
In Herdmania there are no respiratory organs
respiration.
Respiration occurs through the pharyngeal gill slits.
151. Answer (2)
The common poisonous snakes of India are Naja
(cobra), Bungarus (Krait), Russell viper but python is
oviparous, nonpoisonous snake about 10 meters long.
152. Answer (2)
Aptenodytes is penguin, present in Antartic region.
153. Answer (1)
154. Answer (4)
Amniotic membrane evolved for the first time in
reptiles. It encloses a watery fluid to prevent the
desiccation of embryo on land. Reptiles, birds and
mammals are amniotes. They can lay the egg on land,
as they are not dependent on water for development.
155. Answer (2)
Branchiostoma is amphioxus/lancelet, a
cephalochordate. It is acraniata without brain box. The
notochord runs throughout the length of the body and
is persistent, not replaced by vertebral column.
156. Answer (2)
Petromyzon (lamprey) is migratory cyclostome, with
indirect development.
157. Answer (2)
Both the birds and mammals are endothermal.
Ascaris is a round worm and dioecious. In female

Ascaris, postanal tail is straight but in male Ascaris
it is curved.
160. Answer (2)
1. Item
Category
Exception
Sycon
Marine
Spongilla
Spongilla
water
Euspongia
161. Answer (2)
162. Answer (2)
Slugs are molluscs on land, with open circulatory
system. They respire by pulmonary sac.
163. Answer (2)
In Octopus, radula is present, but shell is absent.
164. Answer (4)
Fishes have single loop circulation. Heart is the venous
heart. It receives and pumps deoxygenated blood.
165. Answer (4)
Archaeocytes are the totipotent cells of phylum
porifera. They are undifferentiated not specialised.
166. Answer (2)
Ornithorhynchus is egg laying mammal. Marsupials
have primitive yolk sac placenta. The young one is
born in immature state.
167. Answer (1)
Arthropods are protostomic in the development of
embryonic alimentary canal. Mouth will open first.
168. Answer (1)
Trichinella, is one of the smallest roundworms;
endoparasite in the small intestine of man. It is
viviparous. The juveniles will travel through the lymph
and blood vessels and finally reach the voluntary
muscles where they roll themselves into a spiral and
cyst wall is formed around them, causing severe
muscular pain.
169. Answer (2)
Male cartilaginous fishes can be distinguished from
female by the presence of claspers in the pelvic fins,
used in copulation.
7/8

176. Answer (2)
170. Answer (4)

Filarial worm is Wuchereria bancroftii a round worm.
It causes a slowly developing chronic inflammation of
organs in which they live for many years, usually the
lymphatic vessels of lower limbs and the disease is
called elephantiasis.
Trichinosis is caused by Trichinella, round worm, there
is severe muscle and joint pain Perianal itching is
caused by Enterobius.
Archaeopteryx had fused collar bone/furcula to which

also the flight muscles are attached. Archaeopteryx
has tail like dinosaurs with free caudal vertebrae.
177. Answer (2)
In Exocoetus pectoral fins are modified into wing like
structures, with the help of which the fish glides.
178. Answer (1)
171. Answer (2)
All fishes have lateral line system pectoral fins are

well demarcated in sharks but not rays.
In amphibians the heart is three-chambered with two

atria and one ventricle.
Sharks have five pairs of gill slits on the lateral sides

of the body. But in rays they are present on ventral
side of the body.
172. Answer (4)

True coelom developed for the first time in annelids.
One way digestive tract developed for the first time in
aschelminthes.
179. Answer (2)

Intracellular digestion occurs in all unicellular
organisms.
Cnidarians and ctenophores have both extracellular

and intracellular digestion.
Sponges are without any nerve cells. They are

asymmetrical/no symmetry.
173. Answer (1)

In insects three pairs (6) legs are attached to the
thorax.
174. Answer (1)
Sponges are the most primitive multicellular

organisms.
180. Answer (4)
Arthropods, annelids and chordates have metameric

segmentation.
175. Answer (1)
In insects the tracheae carry oxygen directly to the
tissue, so, there is no link between respiratory and
circulatory systems.

8/8
Sessile/sedentary animals, which are attached to

the surface and do not move, generally have radial
symmetry. Mouth is surrounded by sensory
tentacles on all sides, so, that they can obtain food
from all directions. Bilateral symmetry evolved when
the animals on ocean floor became motile.

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Hints to Selected Questions

10. Answer (4)

11. Answer (4)

v = area under a-t graph

12. Answer (3)

15. Answer (2)

17. Answer (1)

19. Answer (3)

20. Answer (3)

21. Answer (4)

22. Answer (2)

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23. Answer (4)

38. Answer (3)

24. Answer (2)

25. Answer (4)

39. Answer (2)

27. Answer (3)

40. Answer (3)

28. Answer (4)

41. Answer (1)

29. Answer (1)

42. Answer (4)

30. Answer (3)

43. Answer (3)

31. Answer (3)

44. Answer (2)

32. Answer (4)

33. Answer (3)

45. Answer (2)

34. Answer (2)

x = 3[4] 8 (43 23 ) 3(42 22 )

35. Answer (2)

36. Answer (3)

37. Answer (2)

46. Answer (1)

As N2 is in excess therefore H2 will act as limiting

Equivalent weight of Cu is different in Cu2O and CuO

3 g of H2 will produced = 17 g NH3 = N0 molecule

2NaCl + H2O + CO2

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wt. of metal (w) wt. of chlorine (5w)

Orbit angular momentum =

50. Answer (4)

Orbital angular momentum =

Blue vitrol (CuSO 4 .5H 2 O) and green vitrol

62. Answer (4)

Number of orbital = (2l + 1) in subshell

52. Answer (1)

65. Answer (2)

Last electron enters in 3d orbital n 3 l 2

66. Answer (3)

53. Answer (4)

54. Answer (2)

55. Answer (4)