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What is the duration of the test?
What is the duration of the test?
- 3 hours
- 3 hours 20 minutes (correct)
- 2 hours 30 minutes
- 4 hours
How many questions does the test booklet contain?
How many questions does the test booklet contain?
- 250
- 100
- 150
- 200 (correct)
What type of pen should be used to fill in the particulars on the answer sheet?
What type of pen should be used to fill in the particulars on the answer sheet?
- Gel pen
- Red ball point pen
- Blue/black ball point pen (correct)
- Pencil
What will be the marks awarded, for each correct answer?
What will be the marks awarded, for each correct answer?
What will be the marks deducted, for each incorrect answer?
What will be the marks deducted, for each incorrect answer?
What should candidates do with the Answer Sheet before leaving the exam hall?
What should candidates do with the Answer Sheet before leaving the exam hall?
What should candidates do with the Test Booklet after the exam?
What should candidates do with the Test Booklet after the exam?
What should a student do if they want to do rough work?
What should a student do if they want to do rough work?
Which of the following is NOT allowed regarding the Answer Sheet?
Which of the following is NOT allowed regarding the Answer Sheet?
Is the usage of white fluid permitted for corrections on the Answer Sheet?
Is the usage of white fluid permitted for corrections on the Answer Sheet?
What is the magnitude of force, in C.G.S. system?
What is the magnitude of force, in C.G.S. system?
What is the value for 1 main scale division, in the Vernier calipers?
What is the value for 1 main scale division, in the Vernier calipers?
What is the value for Least count, in the Vernier calipers?
What is the value for Least count, in the Vernier calipers?
If 10 g of ice at 0°C is added to 40 g of water at 15°C then what is temperature of mixture?
If 10 g of ice at 0°C is added to 40 g of water at 15°C then what is temperature of mixture?
What the units of Surface tension?
What the units of Surface tension?
What is compressibility?
What is compressibility?
Define viscosity:
Define viscosity:
What is the full name for IUPAC?
What is the full name for IUPAC?
What is coal mainly composed of?
What is coal mainly composed of?
What is petroleum mainly comprised of?
What is petroleum mainly comprised of?
What does the term 'Inorganic' refer to?
What does the term 'Inorganic' refer to?
Which one refers to a carbohydrate?
Which one refers to a carbohydrate?
Which one refers to a protein?
Which one refers to a protein?
Which of the following is a correct statement?
Which of the following is a correct statement?
What does a biological name contain?
What does a biological name contain?
What does the first word in the biological term denote:
What does the first word in the biological term denote:
What does the second word in the biological term denote:
What does the second word in the biological term denote:
In which format is the first term written
In which format is the first term written
In which format is the second term written
In which format is the second term written
What is the largest unit in classification?
What is the largest unit in classification?
Are plants and animals able to be classified easily in their separate kingdoms?
Are plants and animals able to be classified easily in their separate kingdoms?
At what position do trichomes extend into:
At what position do trichomes extend into:
With the absence of what, is a plant identified to be xerophytic:
With the absence of what, is a plant identified to be xerophytic:
Which of the following is a part of a plant's vascular structure?
Which of the following is a part of a plant's vascular structure?
With the use of what term does the leaf connects stem?
With the use of what term does the leaf connects stem?
What does a cell contains as the fundamental components?
What does a cell contains as the fundamental components?
What helps in creating and managing structure of a cell?
What helps in creating and managing structure of a cell?
Which of the following carries out various functions in a cell, such as transport, cell shape?
Which of the following carries out various functions in a cell, such as transport, cell shape?
What type of cell is the sponge cell?
What type of cell is the sponge cell?
What does excretion usually requires in body cells?
What does excretion usually requires in body cells?
Flashcards
Answer Sheet Instructions
Answer Sheet Instructions
Fill details on Answer Sheet (Side-1 & Side-2) carefully using blue/black ballpoint pen only.
Test Duration and Marking
Test Duration and Marking
Duration: 3 hours 20 minutes. Test Booklet contains 200 questions, each carrying 4 marks (+4 for correct, -1 for incorrect).
Test Structure
Test Structure
Each subject has two sections: A (35 mandatory questions) and B (15 questions, attempt any 10). If more than 10 are attempted, only the first 10 will be marked.
Multiple Correct Options
Multiple Correct Options
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Answering Questions
Answering Questions
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Dimensional Formula of Mass
Dimensional Formula of Mass
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Ideal Gas Isothermal Compression
Ideal Gas Isothermal Compression
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Ratio of KE Bullet vs Gun
Ratio of KE Bullet vs Gun
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Work in isothermal process
Work in isothermal process
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Three Rods
Three Rods
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Rutherford Experiment
Rutherford Experiment
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Frequency of a string
Frequency of a string
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Neutralization of H2C2O4, Heat produced
Neutralization of H2C2O4, Heat produced
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Carbonic Anhydrase location
Carbonic Anhydrase location
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Study Notes
- This is a test booklet for the LEADER Test Series / JOINT PACKAGE COURSE, designed for 12th-grade students who are undergoing or have passed their 12th-grade studies
- The test is Section-1 of Major Test # 01 and covers the 11th Class Syllabus
- There are 48 pages in total
- It covers a range of topics including Physics and Chemistry
Instructions
- The Answer Sheet must be filled with a blue/black ballpoint pen
- The test will be 3 hours and 20 minutes long with 200 questions
- Each question is worth 4 marks, with 1 mark deducted for each incorrect response
- The maximum possible score is 720
- Each subject contains two sections
- Section A has 35 mandatory questions
- Section B has 15 questions, with candidates able to attempt any 10
- If more than one answer is correct, select the most accurate one
- Use blue/black ballpoint pen only for marking
- Utilize the designated space in the Test Booklet for rough work
- The Answer Sheet must be submitted before exiting the room/hall, while the Test Booklet can be taken
- Answer Sheets mustn't be folded or have any stray marks
- Form Numbers are to be written in the specified area
- White fluid isn't allowed
Physics: Basic principles
- The equation to the given curve can be "y = – 3x2 – 5"
- Force is 100 dynes in the CGS system
- The magnitude of the force is 0.036 if kilogram, meter, and minute are fundamental units
- The dimensional formula for mass is [E1V-2T0] if energy (E), velocity (V), and time (T) were chosen as fundamental physical quantities
- Know to calculate true value with vernier scales
Physics: River Motion
- For a boatman to row his boat directly opposite a river's current, they must travel at a right angle to the stream
Physics: Dynamics
- The retardation of a block projected upwards on a rough incline at 45° with a friction coefficient of 0.5 is 3g/2root2
- The reading on a weighing machine for a 50 kg person inside a lift accelerating upwards at 6 m/s² on an inclined plane of 60° is 80 kg-wt
- For an ideal massless spring balance, know how to relate measure values to calculate the force
- An unbanked curve with a radius of 60 m has a maximum safe speed of 21 m/s with a coefficient of static friction being 0.75
- For 1.0 kg ball vertically falls on floor at 25 cm, and rebounds to 4 cm. The coefficient of restitution for the collision is 0.40
Physics: Torque
- Initial angular acceleration is 3F/2ML, where M is mass and L is length
- For A uniform cube of height a, the minimum value of external force F must be F=2/3mg
Physics: Thermal expansion
- Can calculate stress using linear expansion of steel
- In a thermodynamic process, if 26400 J heat is put onto a 2 kg block material (specific heat of aluminium), raising temperate from 20°C to 35°C, we see that specific heat is ~880J/kgK
- When 10g of ice at 0°C is mixed with 40g of water at 15°C then temperature of mixture is 0C
Physics: Thermodynamics
- The temperature of a junction of three rods joined together will be 45C
- The amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 mole of diatomic gas from 20°C to 25°C at constant pressure Q is 7Q/10
- Understanding of isothermic processes
- Terminal velocity can be calculated with air resistance
Physics: Waves
- Pressure inside a water drop is 240Nm-2
- If volume of block of aluminium, stress increases to 7.5 x 10^8 Nm-2
- Simple pendulum: its time period will decrease by 1% if simple pendulum lifted 64 km from surface
- The energy of moving of body of mass m from an orbit of radius 4R to 6R is GMm/24R
- Velocities of radius 9R and 16R respectively have ratio of 3 : 4
- It covers topics such as thermodynamics
Physics: SHM and Sound
- For Simple Harmonik Motion time T1 and T 2 have a relation T2 = 2T1
- The relationship between frequency, time, and distance can be written, as well as the speed of sound
Physics: Wave optics and tension
- For wave optics, intensity of sound
- For tension, calculating force of vibrating string
Mechanics section B questions
- Find the force of to bodies knowing the angle
- Calculate time and velocity given forces
Chemistry Topics:
- Structure of Atom
- Classification of Element and Periodicity in properties
- Chemical bonding and molecular structure
- Equilibrium
- Some basic concepts of chemistry
- Thermodynamics
- Organic Chemistry : Some basic principles and techniques
- Redox reactions
- Hydrocarbons: Alkanes, Alkenes, Alkynes, Aromatic Hydrocarbons.
Chemistry
- Value of the angular velocity of the electron in the n orbit of Bohr hydrogen atom is inversly proportional to n^2
- Wavelenght for Second line of balmer series is 16/3R
- The value of K = 4.24 at 800K for the reaction
- CO(g) + H2O(g) = CO2(g) + H2(g) then the equilibrium concentration ratio of CO(g) & CO2(g) is 1/rootKp
- For a pH of 0.1M solution of a salt, can deduce some information about hydrolysis pH of the salt solution
- Correct order of acidic strength are:
- CH3-CH3 > CH2 ==CH2 > CH ==CH
Chemistry: Organic
- Benzenoid aromatic compound
- Which of the following have least tendency to form their conjugate acid:
- CH3-C==NH2 O
- Benzene cannot formed by C6H5MgBr with CH3CH2OH
Botany
- A test booklet comprising questions from botany
- Some key chapters are described
General Biology points:
- A-Cells
- The statement that both and B Are wrong In the general list of the functions of cells.
- If Bone marrow Is removed there wouldn't be red blood cell creations
General Zoology points:
- General points for animal life described
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