Questions and Answers
What is the stable orientation of a magnetic dipole placed in a uniform magnetic field?
How does the figure of merit change when the resistance in a galvanometer circuit is doubled?
What method is commonly used for the purification of organic compounds?
What is the IUPAC name of the compound with the molecular formula C4H9OH?
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Which process facilitates the exchange of gases in the alveoli of the lungs?
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What is the main function of erythrocytes in the human body?
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What is the relationship between current and magnetic field in a straight conductor?
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Which reagent is used in the nitration of benzene?
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Study Notes
Test Overview
- Total duration for the test is 180 minutes.
- Correct answers award +4 marks; incorrect answers deduct -1 mark.
- All questions in Section A must be attempted.
- In Section B, choose and answer any 10 questions.
Section A - Physics
- Contains 35 questions regarding magnetic dipoles and galvanometers.
- Orientation for stable equilibrium of a magnetic dipole in a uniform magnetic field is assessed.
- The half-deflection method used to determine galvanometer's figure of merit, with focus on effects of resistance changes.
Section A - Chemistry
- Includes 35 questions focusing on organic compound purification methods and IUPAC nomenclature.
- Understand the various techniques for purifying organic compounds.
- Recognize the IUPAC name for compounds with different molecular formulas, such as C4H9OH.
Section A - Biology
- Comprises 35 questions related to gas exchange in lungs and the function of erythrocytes.
- Knowledge of the gas exchange process in alveoli is essential.
- Erythrocytes, or red blood cells, primarily transport oxygen in the human body.
Section B - Physics
- Contains 15 questions, with students required to answer any 10.
- Key concepts include the relationship between electric current and magnetic fields in straight conductors.
- Calculation of magnetic flux through coils in varying magnetic fields is emphasized.
Section B - Chemistry
- Features 15 questions, with a selection of any 10 to answer.
- Focus on the reagents necessary for specific chemical reactions, such as the nitration of benzene.
- Knowledge of chemical processes and reagents is essential for understanding organic chemistry.
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Description
Prepare for the NEET 2024 with this comprehensive full quiz paper covering Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. With a total of 180 minutes and a mix of questions, this test series is designed to boost your rank and performance. Attempt all questions and get ready for success in your exam preparation!
