KIPS NUMS FLP#5 Teachers Copy - Prep Titans
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If the diode X were removed, which trace would be seen on a cathode ray oscilloscope
connected across PQ?
A. B.
C. D.
Q.23 The half-life of radioactive substance is six years. The time taken by 12grams of the
substance to decay completely will be?
A. B. 18 years C. 48 years D. 72 years
Q.24 AC generator cannot generate:
A. AC voltage B. High AC voltage
C. DC voltage D. Low AC voltage
Q.25 The electric lines are farther apart where field is
A. Strong B. Weak C. Zero D. None of these
Q.26 Why should household appliances be connected in parallel with the voltage source?
A. To increase the resistance of the circuit
B. To provide each appliance the same voltage as the power source
C. To decrease the resistance of the circuit
D. To provide each appliance the same current as the power source
Q.27 Example of mechanical waves is:
A. Transverse wave B. Longitudinal wave
C. Both transverse and longitudinal wave D. Compressional waves
Q.28 Resistivity of a substance is defined as the resistance of a ______ of that substance.
A. Meter B. Meter Square C. Meter Cube D. Centimeter
Q.29 A train takes 2 hour to go from one station to the other. It travels at a speed of 40
kmh–1 for first hour and at a speed of 50 kmh–1 for the next hour. The average speed
of the train is:
A. 45 kmh–1 B. 35 kmh–1 C. 40 kmh–1 D. 30kmh–1
Q.30 In elastic collision, 100% energy transfer takes place when
A. m1 > m2 B. m1 = m2 C. m1 < m2 D. m1 = 2m2
Q.31 Angular form of centripetal acceleration ac =
A. 2 r B. r C. − 2 r D. −r
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Q.32 An earth-based receiver is detecting electromagnetic waves from a source in outer
space. If the frequency of the waves is observed to be increasing, then the distance
between the source and the earth is probably ____.
A. Decreasing B. Increasing
C. Remaining the same D. None
Q.33 The velocity of sound is generally greater is solids than in gases because
A. The density of solids is high and the elasticity is low
B. The density of solids is low and the elasticity is high
C. Both the density and the elasticity of solids are very low
D. The elasticity of solids is very high
Q.34 The phase difference between the velocity and displacement of a particle executing
SHM is
A. radian B. 2 radian C. radian D. Zero
2
Q.35 The distance between two consecutive crests of a travelling wave is 10 cm. If the
speed of the wave 50 cm/s, then its frequency would be:
A. 40 Hz B. 1/5 Hz C. 5 Hz D. 500 Hz
Q.36 A charge is moving with velocity v, it enters a uniform electric field E. The direction
of v and E are not parallel. What is the path of the charge particle inside the electric
field?
A. Parabolic B. Circular C. Parallel to v D. Parallel to E
Q.37 In the diagram, the input is across the terminals A and C and the output is across
the terminals B and D, then the output is
A. Bacillus B. Sarcina
C. Coccobacillus D. Pleomorphic
Q.120 The end product of maltose digestion is:
A. Glucose only B. Glucose and fructose
C. Glucose and galactose D. Fructose only
Q.121 A function that is made possible only by stomach in alimentary canal is:
A. Mechanical digestion B. Storage and absorption
C. Chemical digestion D. Discontinuous feeding
Q.122 Wall of alveoli is made up of:
A. Smooth muscles B. Cartilaginous rings
C. Moist squamous epithelium D. Moist endothelium
Q.123 Breathing center of medulla communicates with diaphragm via:
A. Vagus nerve B. Intercostal nerves
C. Phrenic nerve D. Optic nerve
Q.124 The movement of materials through the vascular tissue of plants is called:
A. Transpiration B. Translocation
C. Transcription D. Transduction
Q.125 Least blood pressure is seen in:
A. Aorta B. Arterioles
C. Capillaries D. Vena cava
Q.126 When the tissue fluid enters the lymph capillaries, it is called as:
A. Lymph B. Plasma
C. Blood D. Serum
Q.127 Which one of the following pair of terms represent one and the same thing?
A. Plasma - Serum B. Plasma - Interstitial fluid
C. Blood - Lymph D. Mitral valve - Bicuspid valve
Q.128 The example of artificially induced active immunity is:
A. Exposure of actual infection B. Injection of antiserum
C. Injection of antibiotics D. Vaccination
Q.129 Which is not a mode of action of an antibody molecule?
A. Neutralizing an antigen B. Precipitating an antigen
C. Secreting cytokines D. Enhancing phagocytosis
Q.130 The __________ may be a cell, neuron ending or an organ that receive the stimulus.
A. Effector B. Receptor
C. Response D. Stimulus
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Q.131 Which of the following component of plasma membrane of neuron is involved in
active transport?
A. Na+ gate B. Na+-K+ Pump
+
C. K gate D. K+ leaky channels
Q.132 Our voluntary movements will become jerky and shaky if __________ of brain is
destroyed.
A. Cerebral B. Thalamic
C. Cerebellum D. Medullary
Q.133 An anti-diabetic hormone is:
A. Insulin B. Glucagon
C. Cortisol D. Growth hormone
Q.134 Development of certain male characters in female is due to tumor of:
A. Adrenal medulla B. Adrenal cortex
C. Thyroid D. Testis
Q.135 At the time of birth, reduction of progesterone level will stimulate pituitary gland to
secrete:
A. FSH B. Prolactin
C. LH D. Oxytocin
Q.136 Spermiogenesis is a process of conversion of:
A. Primary spermatocyte into sperms B. Primary spermatocytes into spermatids
C. Spermatids into sperms D. Spermatogonia into primary spermatocyte
Q.137 In human female, secondary oocyte completes its division only in case of
__________.
A. Death B. Birth
C. Ovulation D. Fertilization
Q.138 Which of the following type of cartilage is most abundant in human body?
A. Fibrous B. Hyaline
C. Elastic D. Flexible
Q.139 Muscles that are attached to bones and have voluntary movements are termed as
__________ muscles.
A. Cardiac B. Smooth C. Skeletal D. Unstriated
Q.140 Inflammation of the joint is known as:
A. Sciatica B. Arthritis C. Spondylosis D. Disc-slip
Q.141 The shoulder joint is an example of:
A. Saddle joint B. Fibrous joint
C. Ball and socket joint D. Hinge joint
Q.142 Which structure marks the separation between two sarcomeres?
A. I-band B. H-zone
C. A-band D. Z-disc
Q.143 At the start of a muscle contraction, calcium ions are released from:
A. Actin B. T-tubule
C. Motor neuron D. Sarcoplasmic reticulum
Q.144 Linked genes with closer loci, __________ Mendel’s law of independent assortment
as they __________ assort independently.
A. Don't obey, cannot B. Don't obey, can
C. Obey, cannot D. Obey, can
Q.145 Types of blood group ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘AB’ and ‘O’ are known as:
A. Phenotypes B. Genotypes C. Genomes D. Multiple alleles
Q.146 The one who believed on divine creation was:
A. Linnaeus B. Lyell C. Cuvier D. Darwin
Q.147 Which of the following organism has undergone least evolutionary changes?
A. Prokaryotic cell B. Archaeobacteria
C. Galapagos finches D. Amoebic bacteria
Q.148 Chitin is present in:
A. Exoskeleton of arthropods B. Setae of earthworm
C. Cell wall of fungus D. All A, B, C
Q.149 Which one is not a function of large intestine?
A. Absorption of electrolytes B. Absorption of water
C. Production of vitamin D. Absorption of amino acids
Q.150 The gap between neurons at a synapse is:
A. Synaptic knob B. Synaptic cleft
C. Synaptic delay D. Synaptic vesicle