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GeneralKnowledgeandLogicalReasoning
Childhoodobesityisstillaproblem.Thisisoftenblamedonthefactthatchildrenhaveeasy
accesstoarangeofunhealthyfoodsandincreasinglyhavemoremoneyavailabletothemto
spendonfatteningandsugarfilledfoods.Asolutionseemsobviousraisethepricesofall
thesefoodssothatparentswillhavemorecontroloverwhattheirchildreneatandwillfindit
moreeconomicaltobuyhealthyfoods.Unfortunately,thisisunlikelytoworkastheproblemis
alsocausedbythefactthatunhealthyfoodstendtobemoreconvenientandthatiswhatmany
parentsconsiderwhendecidingwhatfoodstoprovide.Awiderrangeof'readytoeat'healthy
foodoptionswouldbeagoodstarttosolvingtheproblemofchildobesity.
Whichoneofthefollowingbestexpressesthemainconclusionoftheaboveargument?
Thereshouldbemore'readytoeat'healthymealsavailable.
Childobesityisstillaproblem.
Thepriceofunhealthyfoodsshouldberaised.
Childrenhavetoomuchaccesstofatteningandsugarfilledfoods.
Parentsshouldhavemorecontroloverthefoodthattheirchildreneat.
Highprofilemembersofsocietycanraiseawarenessofworthycausesbetterthanmembersof
thepublic,becausetheyhavetheiropinionslistenedtoandrespectedmorereadilybyalarger
numberofpeople.Celebritiesshouldnotbeshyaboutdrawingattentiontocharitiesand
foundationstowhichtheydonatetheirtimeandmoney,becauseitmayencourageotherpeople
todothesame.
Whichoneofthefollowingbestillustratestheprincipleunderlyingtheargumentabove?
A
Directorsofcompaniesshouldencouragetheiremployeestorecyclemorebyvisibly
doingsothemselves.
Peopleshouldvaluetheirsuperiorsopinionsonallmattersbecausetheyhavebeen
successfulinoneormorefields.
Ifyourbossdoesnotcommitanyvirtuousactsthenneithershouldyou.
Companieswiththemostemployeesshouldbeputunderpressuretocommittothe
mostsocialchange.
Ifyoucanhelpsomeoneelsebydonatingyourdisposabletimeandmoney,itwillhelp
improvesociety.
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Whatisaclonebutatwin?Whatisgeneticengineeringorselectivebreedingbutassisted
evolution?Howoftendowehearthesetriteexcusesforman'sarrogantinterferencewithnatural
processes?Toooften.Itistimetocallahaltandconsiderjustwhatlimitsneedtobeplacedon
thebreakneckprogressofbiotechnology,if'progress'iseventherightwordforit.Thebig
questionforscienceshouldnotbe'What'sinitforus?'but'Couldthishavehappened
naturally?'Andiftheansweris'No'thenweshouldnotbringitaboutjustbecausewehave
foundthatwecan.Ifwedowemayliveabitlongerorgrowmorefoodperacre,butwedon't
knowwhereourmeddlingwillend.
Whichoneofthefollowingisaprinciplewhichunderliestheaboveargument?
Scienceshouldnotprogressbeyondwhatisnatural.
Cloning,geneticengineeringandselectivebreedingarenot'progress'.
Meddlingwithnaturecouldonlyeverendindisaster.
Itistimetocallahaltonbiotechnologicaladvances.
Naturewillhaveitsownwayinthelongrun.
Inrecentyearstherehasbeenincreasedconcernthatfashionmodelsreflectanunrealisticand
unattainableimageoffemininityandthatthishasanegativeeffectontheselfesteemofmany
youngwomen.Manymajordesignerscontinuetodesignforanexceptionallytallandflat
chestedfemaleframe.Itshouldbenosurprisethereforethattherehavebeenseveralcases
recentlywhendesignershavefavouredmalemodelsontheircatwalkstomodeltheir
womenswear.Ratherthanbeingacauseofsurpriseorconcern,thisshouldbewelcomedasa
recognitionofthefactthatthesedesignsareunsuitableformostwomenanditdrawsattention
tothemajordifferencesbetweencatwalkfashionandclothingfortherealworld.
Whichoneofthefollowingstatements,iftrue,wouldmoststrengthentheargumentabove?
A
Surveysofyoungwomenhavesuggestedthattheuseofmalemodelsmakesthetypical
modelphysiquelessdesirabletoattain.
Veryfewobserversnoticedinitiallythatthemalemodelswerenotinfactwomen.
Somedesignershavefavouredmalemodelssimplytogeneratemoremediaattentionfor
theircollections.
Somefemalemodelsstruggletomaintainthenecessaryphysiqueforcatwalkmodelling.
Somedesignersarerecognisingthatthephysiqueofmanycatwalkmodelsrepresents
anunhealthyidealformostwomen.
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Thegovernmentisconsideringchangingthelawtoassumeconsentforthedonationoforgans
afterdeath.Peopleopposedtotheideawouldhavetodeliberately'optout'ofthescheme,
althoughrelativeswouldstillbeconsulted.Thesupplyofhealthyorgansavailablefortransplant
wouldbevastlyincreasedunderthisscheme.Ifthegovernmentreallywantstoimprovethe
livesofpeoplewithlongtermhealthproblems,thisisameasureitmusttake.
Whichoneofthefollowing,iftrue,wouldmoststrengthentheargumentinthepassageabove?
Thenumberofvoluntaryorgandonorsissmallandnotincreasing.
Bereavedrelativesfinddonationdecisionsverydistressing.
Therewouldbeoppositionbycivillibertiesgroupstothismeasure.
Notalloftheorgansdonatedaresuitablefortransplant.
Itisnotknownhowmanypeoplewould'optout'ofthecompulsoryscheme.
ChildrenborninJapantodaycanexpecttolivefiveyearslongerthantheirAmerican
counterparts.Lifeexpectancyhasbeenrisinginallcountries,buttheslowestrateofincrease
hasbeenintheUSA.Whatcouldaccountforthis,giventhatthepercentageofpeoplewho
smokeisroughlythesameinallrichcountries?Ofcourse,theUSAisthebirthplaceoffast
foodrestaurantsthatsellunhealthyfood.Moreover,arecentsurveyofAmericanlifestyleshas
foundthatovereatingandfailuretoexercisearewidespreadamongstthepopulation.Sowe
mustassumethatobesityandlackofexercisehavecausedtheUSAtolagbehindinthe
increaseinlifeexpectancy.
Whichoneofthefollowing,iftrue,mostweakenstheaboveargument?
A
Inthe1960sand1970stheUSAhadthehighestpercentageofsmokers.
Mostrichcountrieshavethesamestandardofmedicalexpertise.
Japanesechildrenhadahealthierdietinthe1960sthantheydotoday.
Americanfastfoodrestaurantsarenowfoundinmostrichcountries.
TheUSAspendsmoremoneyonfastfoodthananyothernation.
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Childrenneedtoplayinordertodeveloptheirthinkingskills.Whenchildrenplay,theyare
merelygoingthroughscenarios,workingouttheconsequencesandimplicationsofactions,
puzzlingoutwhatmighthappentheverysameprocessesthatadultshavelearnedtodoin
theirheads,theprocessmorecommonlyknownas'thinking'!Itfollowsthatthinkingandplaying
arereallyoneandthesamething.
Whichoneofthefollowingbestexpressesthemainconclusionoftheaboveargument?
Childrenneedtobeallowedtoplayinordertodeveloptheirthinkingskills.
Playingisjustanearlyversionofabstractthinkingandreasoning.
Playingandthinkingareessentiallytwoformsofthesameactivity.
Childrenneedtobetaughthowtothinkaboutthefuture.
Childrenwhodonotplaywillnotbegoodthinkers.
Whilesomeanimalrightsactivistshavelongacceptedthatthereisalinkbetweenbovine
tuberculosis(TBincattle)andbadgers,othershavearguedthatitwasnotproven.Theyfeltthat
thecullingofbadgerstostopthespreadofTBincattlewasnotjustifiedifalinkwasunproven.
ButdirectevidenceofthetransmissionofTBbetweenbadgersandcattlehasnowbeenfound.
DNAsequencingoftheTBbacteriaincattleandinbadgershasshownthatthedisease
crossesspeciesbarriers.Thislatestdiscoverycompletelyunderminesthecaseofthosewho
haveopposedbadgerculling.Toprotectfarmersfromseverelossoftheircattleandhencetheir
livelihoodsandtoprotectoneofourprimarysourcesofmeatandmilkthebadgerpopulation
shouldbeculled.
Whichoneofthefollowing,iftrue,wouldmostweakentheargumentinthepassageabove?
A
Theremaybefactorsotherthanbadgers,suchasthemovementofcattle,which
contributetothespreadofTBincattle.
NotallfarmersareconvincedthatthecullingofbadgerswouldstopthespreadofTB.
Animalrightsactivistsareinterestedintheprotectionofbadgersperse,whateverrisk
theypose.
ItistooexpensiveandlogisticallydifficulttovaccinateallcattleagainstTB.
Badgercullingwouldbeunpopularwithasubstantialnumberofpeople.
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Fewlinguistswouldargueagainsttheviewthatourfirstlanguageisacquiredandnotlearned.
Preschoolchildrendonotstudytheirnativetonguenordotheylearngrammarrulesbut,bythe
timetheystartschoolattheageoffiveorsix,thevastmajorityarecompetentusersoftheir
language.Therefore,whenlearningasecondoradditionallanguage,studyinggrammarisa
wasteoftimeandallthatisrequiredisexposuretothetargetlanguageinordertoacquire
competencyinitsuse.
Whichoneofthefollowingidentifiestheunderlyingassumptionoftheaboveargument?
10
Acquiringasecondoradditionallanguageisthesameprocessasacquiringafirst
language.
Onlypeoplewhoknowhowtoreadcanlearnasecondoradditionallanguage.
Childrenarebetteratacquiringlanguagesthanadults.
Learnersofsecondoradditionallanguagesshouldreadthetargetlanguage.
Languagesarefundamentallydifferentfromoneanother.
In1688theIrishphilosopherWilliamMolyneuxaskedwhetherablindpersonwhoregainedtheir
visioncouldrecognisebysightanobjecttheyhadpreviouslyonlyknownbytouch.RichardHeld
andPawanSinhaoftheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnologyattemptedtoanswerthis
questioninanexperimentwithfivechildreninIndiawhohadjusthadsuccessfulsurgerywhich
gavethemtheirsightforthefirsttime.Within48hoursoftheoperationthechildrenwereasked
tofeelatoyblockwithoutlookingatit.Theywerethenshowntwoblocks,oneofwhichtheyhad
touched.Theyidentifiedtheorginalblockjustoverhalfofthetimeandthisisonlyalittlebetter
thanguesswork.Recognisingtouchedobjectsbysightaloneimprovedwithindays.
Whichoneofthefollowingcanbedrawnasaconclusionoftheabovepassage?
A
Identifyinganobjectbysightalonewhichhadbeentouchedbutnotseenpreviouslyis
learnedbehaviourandnotinnate.
Identifyinganobjectbysightalonewhichhadbeentouchedbutnotseenpreviouslyis
innatebehaviourandnotlearned.
Identifyinganobjectbysightalonewhichhadbeentouchedbutnotseenpreviouslyis
somethingwhichchildrendobetterthanadults.
Identifyinganobjectbysightalonewhichhadbeentouchedbutnotseenpreviouslyis
somethingwhichadultsdobetterthanchildren.
Usingchildreninexperimentssuchastheonedescribedaboveismorallywrong.
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Thefollowingpatternismadefromsixsquaretiles:
Whichoneofthefollowingpatternscanalsobemadefromthesamesixtiles?
A
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Mychoiceofsandwichwilldependonitsnutritionalcontentasshowninthefollowingtable:
type
beef
2.00
1220
22
3.4
1.3
chicken
2.10
1327
26
4.1
1.4
ham
1.90
1164
18
3.8
1.7
turkey
2.20
1163
20
2.5
1.5
salad
1.50
931
3.3
1.7
tuna
2.00
1579
19
14.3
1.7
Iwanttohaveatleast20gofproteininmysandwichandnomorethan4goffat.
WhichisthesmallestamountthatIwillpayformysandwich?
A
2.00
1.50
1.90
2.10
2.20
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InthefoyerofacompanyinLondontherearenineclocksshowingthelocaltimeateachofthe
company'sninebranches.
Thisishowtheyappearatpresent:
ThepersoninchargeofresettingtheseclocksinMarchandOctoberhastoremember:
1InDubai,SingaporeandTokyoclocksremainunchangedallyearround.
2InLondon,Athens,ChicagoandNewYorkclocksareputonehourforwardinMarchandone
hourbackinOctober.
3InSantiagoandSydneyclocksareputonehourforwardinOctoberandonehourbackin
March.
Whentheseclocksarenextreset,whichtwowillshowthesametime?
A
NewYorkandSantiago
AthensandLondon
ChicagoandNewYork
SingaporeandTokyo
SydneyandTokyo
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Afactoryhasreceivedanorderforaproduct.Ittakes9operationstomanufactureit.These
maytakeplaceinanyorderandatanytimeinthemanufacturingprocessbutanindividual
workerstayswithoneoperationfromitsbeginningtoitsend.Thenumberofhoursforone
workertocompleteeachoperationisasfollows:
Operation
Durationinhours
12
10
10
Allworkersareabletocompletealloperations,butcanonlydooneatatime.Theproducthas
tobereadyin16hours.
Whatistheminimumnumberofworkersrequiredtomanufacturetheproductinthegiventime?
15
Adeliverycompanyopensitsdepotat7:30am.Ituseslargeandsmallvanstomakedeliveries.
Thesmallervanstake10minutestoloadandthen1hourtomakethedeliveriesandreturn.The
largeroneshavealoadingtimeof30minutesandreturnfromdeliveriesafter2hours.The
driverofalargevanstartsloadingat8:00am.
Ifthedriverofasmallvanistomakethemaximumnumberofdeliverieshecan,howmuch
laterthanthedriverofthelargevancanhestartloadingiftheyarebothtoarrivebackatthe
depotforlunchat1:00pm?
A
20minutes
0minutes
5minutes
10minutes
15minutes
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Belowisapictureofabiscuittinwithfouridenticalsides.Asetofthesetinsistobemadethat
arealldistinguishablefromeachotherbycolouralone.Themanufacturerwillpainteachofthe
foursideseitherredorblue.Thetopandbottomarenotpainted.
Whatisthegreatestnumberofdifferenttinsthatcanbemade?
A
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Inaslalomskiingcompetitionskierstacklethecourseoneatatime.Eachskiermakestwo
runs.Thetimesforthetworunsareaddedandthefastesttotaltimedeterminesthewinner.
Competitorswhofailtofinishtheirfirstrunarenotallowedtomakeasecondrun.
Inthesecondround,skierscompeteinthereverseorderoftheirpositionsafterthefirstround.
Gracetookpartinaslalomcompetitionlastweek.Shewastheeighthskiertomakeherfirst
run.Attheendofthefirstroundshewasinsixthposition,soshehadtowaitfor17ofherrivals
tomaketheirsecondrunsbeforeitwasherturnagain.Threeskiershadfailedtocompletethe
courseinthefirstround.
Howmanycompetitorstookpartinlastweek'sslalomcompetition?
A
26
23
28
31
34
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Abakeryshopmakesitsownbreadinbatchestosellonsite.Bakersalwaysdescribethe
quantitiesofotheringredientsasapercentageoftheweightofflourused.Theywillthenusethe
percentagesinthetablebelowtocalculatehowmuchwater,saltandfatarerequired.Today,
thebakerisplanningtouse250kgofflourtomakeWhiteBread.
TheBakersPercentage
BreadType
NeapolitanPizza
59
1.5
None
Baguette
60
None
FrenchBread
66
None
Ciabatta
80
2.5
Focaccia
80
WhiteBread
54
17
Brioche
22
133
Whatisthetotalweightofthemixturetobemade?
A
432.5kg
182.5kg
250kg
323kg
420kg
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Ihavefoldedasquarepieceofpaperinhalf,theninhalfagain,thencutthreepiecesfromthe
resultingsmallersquare,asindicatedbelow:
WhichoneofthefollowingCANNOTpossiblybetheappearanceofthepaperafterIunfoldit?
A
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ThisispartofthetiledfloorofthemagicshopSpellItOut.
Fivedifferenttypesoftilemakeupthedesign.Howmanyofthetileshavethepattern
21
17
18
19
20
21
WhichofthefollowingisNOToneoftheSevenWondersoftheAncientWorld?
A
TheParthenonofAthens
TheColossusofRhodes
TheHangingGardensofBabylon
TheLighthouseofAlexandria
TheGreatPyramidofGiza
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WhichofthefollowingcountriesisNOTafoundingmemberofNATO?
A
Germany
France
Italy
Canada
Belgium
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Biology
23
WhichrowofthetablecorrectlyindicatesfeaturesthatarefoundinbothpureextractsofDNA
andtRNAmolecules?
24
row4
row1
row2
row3
row5
Thedipeptiderepresentedbelowisinaqueoussolution.
Whichnumberedbond(1to5)needstobebroken(hydrolysed)inthisdipeptidetodirectlyform
twoaminoacids?
A
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26
WhichorganellecontainsRNAbutnotDNA?
A
ribosome
mitochondrion
nucleolus
chloroplast
smoothendoplasmicreticulum
Thefollowingshowsthephasesinmitosis.
ProphasePhasetwoAnaphasePhasefour
WhichrowinthetablebelowshowsthecorrectprocessesoccurringinPhasetwoandPhase
fourofmitosis?
row1only
row4only
row5only
row2androw3only
row1androw5only
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28
Whichsequenceshowscellsofincreasingsize(fromlefttoright)?
A
E.colihumanredbloodcellonionepidermalcell
E.colionionepidermalcellhumanredbloodcell
onionepidermalcellE.colihumanredbloodcell
onionepidermalcellhumanredbloodcellE.coli
humanredbloodcellE.colionionepidermalcell
Whichoptioncorrectlyidentifiesthesiteofthelightdependentreactionsinphotosynthesis(S),
thehydrogencarrier(H)usedanditsendstate(N)?
A
S:granumH:NADPN:reduced
S:stromaH:FADN:oxidised
S:stromaH:NADN:reduced
S:stromaH:NADPN:oxidised
S:granumH:NADN:reduced
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Anorganismisheterozygousfortwogenes.ThesetwogenesmakeuppartofthesameDNA
molecule.
Foronegene,Erepresentsthedominantallele,erepresentstherecessiveallele.
Fortheothergene,Rrepresentsthedominantallele,rrepresentstherecessiveallele.
Assumingthereisnomutation,attheendofamitoticdivisionproducingtwocellswhichrow(s)
is/arepossible?
30
rows6and7only
row1only
row6only
rows2and3only
rows4and5only
Anexperimentissetuptostudytwogenes.Thetwogenesassortindependentlyandforeach
genetheexpressionofallelesinvolvescompletedominance.InthegeneticcrossRrTtxRrTt,a
numberofdifferentphenotypesareseen.Whatisthedifferencebetweenthisnumberof
phenotypesandthenumberofphenotypesseenwhenthecrossRrTtxrrttiscarriedout?
A
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ThediagramrepresentsawholeDNAplasmidthathasbeencutopenusingasinglerestriction
enzyme:
Whatarethebasesinpositions1,2,3,4and5respectively?
32
TTGCT
TCGTT
UCGUU
UGCUU
UUGCT
Belowaresomestepsinvolvedintheproductionoftransgenicplants.
Whichoneofthefollowingoptionsgivesacorrectorderforthesesteps?
A
ZWVXY
WZXYV
WVZXY
WZXVY
ZWVYX
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34
Whichoptionshowsthestructureinhumansthatproducesbileandthenthestructurethat
storesbile?
A
liverproducesandthengallbladderstores
gallbladderproducesandthenliverstores
gallbladderproducesandthengallbladderstores
liverproducesandthenliverstores
liverproducesandthenduodenumstores
Thediagramshowsthechangeinpotentialdifference(pd)acrossthecellsurfacemembraneof
asensoryneurone.Duringwhichoneofthephases(15)aretheNa+gatesoftheneurone
open?
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Whichlabelledstructureonthediagramofthebrainplaysthemajorroleinregulatingthe
nervouscontrolofheartrate?
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36
WhichrowcorrectlyidentifiesanucleicacidNOTdirectlyinvolvedintranscription,andanucleic
acidwhichisNOTdirectlyinvolvedintranslation?
37
row1
row2
row3
row4
row5
Inwhichofthefollowingorganellesdocarbohydratesplayarelevantrole?
1mitochondria
2Golgiapparatus
3chloroplasts
A
1,2and3
1and3only
2only
1and2only
2and3only
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Whichofthefollowingarerespiratoryenzymes?
1acetylcoenzymeA
2FAD
3reducedNAD
39
noneofthem
1and2only
1and3only
2and3only
1,2and3
Inthetestesofahealthymantherearediploidcellsthatundergomeiosistoproducegametes.
Whichofthefollowingstatementsis/arecorrectaboutmeiosisforoneofthesediploidcells?
1ThediploidcellhasdoubleditsDNAcontentbeforethestartofmeiosisI.
2ThecellsatthestartofmeiosisIIarediploid.
3ThetotalnumberofchromosomesproducedbytheendofmeiosisIIisdoublethat
oftheoriginaldiploidcell.
A
1and3only
3only
1only
1,2and3
2and3only
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Whichofthefollowingcanberandomprocesses?
1geneticdrift
2mutations
3artificialselection
A
1and2only
1and3only
2and3only
1,2and3
noneofthem
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Chemistry
41
Whichofthefollowingmoleculescontainbondanglesof180intheirgaseousstates?
(Atomicnumbers:H=1Be=4C=6Cl=17)
1BeCl2
2C2H2
3CCl4
42
1and2only
1only
2only
1and3only
2and3only
Identifythenumberofprotons(p),neutrons(n)andelectrons(e)presentintheion:
p=24n=28e=21
p=24n=28e=24
p=27n=25e=24
p=24n=24e=21
p=27n=25e=21
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Lead(II)nitratesolutionandpotassiumiodidesolutionreacttoformpotassiumnitrateinsolution
andabrightyellowprecipitateoflead(II)iodide.
Whichoneofthefollowingcorrectlyrepresentstheionicequationforthischemicalreaction?
44
Pb2+(aq)+2I(aq)PbI2(s)
Pb+(aq)+I(aq)PbI(s)
Pb2+(aq)+I(aq)PbI(s)
Pb+(aq)+2I(aq)PbI2(s)
Pb2+(aq)+I2(aq)PbI(s)
Asampleoflithiumwascompletelyreactedwithwater.Theequationforthisreactionis:
2Li(s)+2H2O(l)2LiOH(aq)+H2(g)
Theaqueouslithiumhydroxidesolutionformedhasaconcentrationof0.10mol/L.
Whatisitsconcentrationing/L?
(Ar:Li=7.0O=16.0H=1.0)
A
2.4
3.1
4.8
240
480
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Thecompoundscarbondioxide(CO2),propane(C3H8)andethanal(CH3CHO)allhave
M r=44.
Whichofthefollowinglistscorrectlyshowsthesecompoundsintheorderthattheybecome
gasesastheirtemperaturerisesfrom100Catthesamepressure?
46
CO2,C3H8,CH3CHO
CO2,CH3CHO,C3H8
CH3CHO,C3H8,CO2
C3H8,CO2,CH3CHO
C3H8,CH3CHO,CO2
Amixtureofmethanolandethanoicacidisleftuntilequilibriumisreached.Theequationforthis
reactionisgivenbelow.
TheamountofCH3OHinthismixtureatequilibriumcanbeincreasedby:
1addingmorewatertothemixture
2raisingthetemperatureofthemixture
3addingsodiumhydroxidetothemixture
4addingacatalysttothemixture
A
1,2and3only
1and2only
1and3only
2and4only
4only
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AnaqueoussolutionofNaOHhasaconcentrationof0.01mol/L.
GiventheionicproductofwaterisKw=[H+][OH]=1014mol2/L2(at25C)andthatthe
equationforpHispH=log10[H+],calculatethepHoftheNaOHsolutionat25C.
48
12
13
11
14
Whichofthefollowingsubstanceswillformanalkalinesolutionwhendissolvedinwater?
1Na2CO3
2NaCl
3NaHSO4
49
1only
1and2only
1and3only
2and3only
1,2and3
HowmanyunbranchedstraightchainmoleculesaretherewiththemolecularformulaC4H8F2,
butwithdifferentstructuralformulas?
A
12
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Fiveoftheionsofvanadiumarelistedbelow:
1VO3
2V3+
3V2+
4VO2+
5VO2+
Whichtwoionshavevanadiuminthesameoxidationstate?
51
1and5
1and3
2and5
3and4
4and5
TheformulaofamoleculeisCH2CHCH2CH2COCH2CHO.
Whichfunctionalgroupsgivenbelowarepresentinthemolecule?
1alkene
2alcohol
3aldehyde
4ketone
A
1,3and4only
1,2and3only
2,3and4only
1and4only
3and4only
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Whichoftheseparticleshavethesameelectronicstructure?
112Mg2+
210Ne
316S2
49F
53Li+
A
1,2and4only
1,2and5only
3,4and5only
2,4and5only
1,2and3only
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PhysicsandMathematics
53
Arightangledtrianglehasanareaof18cm.Oneofthetwoshortersidesistwicethelengthof
theotherone.
Whatisthelengthofthehypotenuseofthetriangle?
A
B
C
D
E
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x=310mandy=510nwheremandnareintegers.
Whichofthefollowingisanexpression,inscientificnotation,forxy?
A
1.510m+n+1
1.510mn+1
810m+n
1510m+n1
1.510mn
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Thestraightlinegraphgivenbytheequation
intersectsthexaxisatA(a,0)andtheyaxisatB(0,b).
AcirclepassesthroughAandBandhasadiameterAB.
Whatarethecoordinatesofthecentreofthecircle?
56
(2,3)
(0,0)
(3,2)
(4,6)
(6,4)
Whichoneofthefollowingisasimplificationof
[wherex1]
A
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Thediagramshowsauniformhorizontalbeamofnegligiblemass,5.0mlong,placedontwo
supports,oneateachend.Ithasa300Nweightplaced1.0mfromoneendanda500N
weightplaced1.0mfromtheotherend.Bothweightsactverticallyonthebeamasshownin
thediagram.
Whataretheupwardforcesfromthetwosupportsactingonthebeam?
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340Nand460N
400Nand400N
300Nand500N
360Nand540N
240Nand560N
Astudenthasthree6.0resistorsthatcanbeconnectedtogetherinanyconfiguration.What
arethemaximumandminimumresistancesthatcanbeobtainedbyusingoneormoreofthese
threeresistors?
[Assumetheconnectionsbetweentheresistorshavenegligibleresistance,thetemperatureof
theresistorsisconstant,theresistorsareusedinad.c.circuitandnoneoftheresistorsis
shortcircuited.]
A
maximumresistance:18.0minimumresistance:2.0
maximumresistance:6.0minimumresistance:0.50
maximumresistance:12minimumresistance:0.50
maximumresistance:6.0minimumresistance:2.0
maximumresistance:18minimumresistance:6.0
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Whichphysicalquantitycanbemeasuredinjoulespermetre?
A
force
momentum
kineticenergy
power
work
Aballisprojectedverticallyupwardsandthenfallsbacktoitsoriginalposition.
Onceprojected,theballexperiencesonlyasingleforce,downwards,duetoaconstant
gravitationalfieldstrengthof10N/kg.
Herearethreestatementsabouttheball:
1Whentheballismovingupwardsitloseskineticenergyandgainspotentialenergy.
2Themagnitudeoftheballsaccelerationincreasesasitfalls.
3Noverticalforcesactontheballwhenitisatitsmaximumheight.
Whichofthestatement(s)is/arecorrect?
A
1only
1and2only
2and3only
3only
noneofthem
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