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Q 1. An object O is situated between two plane Q 2. The ratchet head of a distance measuring

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mirrors M 1 and M 2 as shown in the given figure. instrument as shown in the given figure, turns by
Possible image of the object O is SA nine revolutions. Find the distance between the
anvil and the spindle. Also, how many revolutions
does the thimble revolve? (Assume that, distance
moved by the spindle for every two revolutions is
SO 0.1 mm.)

A. I1

B. I2

C. I3 Distance between Revolution of

anvil and spindle thimble
4.50 mm 4.5
D. I4 A.

4.50 mm 9
B.

9.00 mm 4.5
C.

4.5 mm 9
D.
 Q 3. The distance-time graph of a particle is as Q 4. Consider four identical bulbs B 1 , B 2 , B 3
shown here. and B 4 , these are connected in the manner as shown
in the given figure. When one of the four bulbs (B 3 )
has blown off, then consider the following
statements.

The corresponding speed-time graph of the particle

is

Statement 1 : Brightness of the bulbs B 1 , B 2 and B 4

increases.
Statement 2 : Voltage across B 1 and B 4 will become
A.
equal.

A. Both statements 1 and 2 are true and

statement 2 is the correct explanation of statement
1.
B.
B. Both statements 1 and 2 are true but
statement 2 is not the correct explanation of
statement 1.
C. Statement 1 is true but statement 2 is false.
C.
D. Both statements 1 and 2 are false.

D.
 Q 5. Geeta placed three objects I, II and III as Q 6. Let ball P and ball Q both released from
shown in the given figure. She observed a bright point O of their respective frictionless ramps as
spot of light at object II but object III would not get shown in the given figure. The time taken by both
any spot. Then, the balls to reach point O′ is recorded. If both
the balls have travelled the same distance,
then which of the following statements is/are
correct about the time taken by the two
balls?
A. I and II are made of transparent materials
and III is made of opaque material.
B. I is made of transparent material, II is made
of translucent material and III is made of opaque I. Ball P takes a longer time than ball Q.
material. II. Ball Q takes a longer time than ball P.
C. I is made of transparent material, II is made III. Both the balls P and Q take the same time.
IV. Cannot be determined as the masses of both the
of opaque material and III can be made of either balls are not given.
transparent or opaque or translucent material.
D. I and II are made of opaque material and III A. I only
is made of transparent material.
B. II only

C. III only

D. I, II, III and IV

 Q 7. The given graph shows the motion of an Q 8. A heater, a fan and a bulb are connected to
object over a period of time between two positions the 15 V battery as shown in the given figure.
X and Y. Which of the following graphs correctly
lists the type of motion between various positions?

The fan with a resistance R has a potential

difference of 6 V across it and a current of 3 A is
flowing through the fan. The bulb has a current of 2
A flowing through it. Select the correct
1 → 2 2 → 3 3 → 4 4 → 5 statement(s).
Curvilinear Circular Periodic Non-uniform I. The voltage across the bulb is 6 V and its
A. motion motion motion motion
resistance is 2R.
Curvilinear Curvilinear Periodic Rectilinear II. The voltage across the bulb is 6 V and its
resistance is 3 ⁄ 2 R.
B. motion motion motion motion

Circular Curvilinear Non-uniform Uniform III. The voltage across the heater is 9 V and its
C. motion motion motion motion resistance is 2R.
Circular Circular Uniform Rectilinear
IV. The voltage across the heater is 9 V and its
D. motion motion motion motion resistance is 9 ⁄ 10 R.

A. I only

B. II and IV only

C. III and IV only

D. I and II only
 Q 9. Consider a light steel bar and a light iron Q 10. Suhana suspended a bar magnet and a
bar which are attracted to a magnet as shown in the piece of magnetic material on each end of a plastic
given figure. What will possibly happen when the pole. She then placed a piece of thin wood between
magnet is removed? the two objects. Which one of the following
diagrams would correctly represent the situation?

A. The steel and iron bars repel each.

A.
B. Both steel and iron bars lose their
magnetism.
C. Steel bar retains its magnetism and iron bar
loses its magnetism.
D. Iron bar retains its magnetism and steel bar B.
loses its magnetism.

C.

D.
 Q 11. Identify the possible sets of polarities Q 12. Consider the following four diagrams.
when magnetising a steel bar by the stroking method
as shown in the given figure and select the correct
statements.

The correct option for the brightness of the bulbs in

increasing order is (Assume all the cells and bulbs
are identical.)
I. P = N, Q = S, X = N, Y = S
II. P = N, Q = S, X = S, Y = N
A. 1, 2, 3, 4
III. P = S, Q = N, X = S, Y = N
IV. P = S, Q = N, X = N, Y = S
B. 2, 3, 4, 1

A. I and II only C. 1, 4, 2, 3

B. III and IV only D. 1, 4, 3, 2

C. I and III only

D. II and IV only

Q 13. A person stands still while a plane mirror Q 14. A few materials are listed in the box.
is wheeled away from him at the rate of 2 ms –1 as
shown in the given figure. How fast does the person
see his image moving away?
Which of the following options correctly classifies
these materials as flammable and non-flammable?

Flammable Non-flammable
(i), (iii), (vi) (ii), (iv), (v), (vii), (viii)
A.

(ii), (vi), (vii), (viii) (i), (iii), (iv), (v)

B.

A. 1 m s –1 (i), (iv), (vi) (ii), (iii), (v), (vii), (viii)

C.

B. 2 m s –1 (i), (v), (vi), (vii) (ii), (iii), (iv), (viii)

D.
C. 4 m s –1

D. 8 m s –1
 Q 15. Which of the following methods of Q 16. Match column I with column II and select
separation is based on the difference in densities of the correct option from the given codes.
particles?
Column I Column II
(P) Chalk-water (i) A homogeneous
A. Distillation mixture gaseous mixture
(Q) Glucose (ii) A solid-gas
solution mixture
B. Centrifugation (R) Fizzy drink (iii) A homogeneous
solid-liquid mixture
(S) Smoke (iv) A heterogeneous
C. Sieving solid liquid mixture
(T) Air (v) A gas-liquid mixture
D. Magnetic separation
A. (P) - (iii), (Q) - (iv), (R) - (v), (S) - (i), (T) -
(ii)
B. (P) - (v), (Q) - (iii), (R) - (iv), (S) - (ii), (T) -
(i)
C. (P) - (ii), (Q) - (i), (R) - (iv), (S) - (v), (T) -
(iii)
D. (P) - (iv), (Q) - (iii), (R) - (v), (S) - (ii), (T)
- (i)

Q 17. Which of the following statements is true Q 18. Select the option which correctly identifies
regarding a saturated solution? substances W, X, Y and Z respectively.
W : Opaque and insoluble in water
X : Insulator and floats on water
A. More solute can be dissolved in this solution
Y : Transparent and soluble in water
by decreasing the temperature. Z : Ductile and denser than water
B. More solute can be dissolved in this solution
A. Talcum powder, wooden block, oxygen and
by heating.
iron
C. A saturated solution is the one in which,
B. Frosted glass, copper, muslin cloth and
more solute can be dissolved in a definite amount of
solvent at a given temperature. mercury
D. None of these. C. Honey, mercury, frosted glass and talcum
powder
D. Frosted glass, iron, honey and carbon dioxide
 Q 19. Select the correct statement about the Q 20. Properties of material X are listed as:
methods of separation depicted in the figures I and (i) Good conductor of heat
II. (ii) Light in weight and strong
(iii) Chemically unreactive
X is most suitable for making

A. Handles of cooking utensils

B. Cooking utensils

C. Chair
A. Method II is used to separate soluble
D. Plastic bottle.
impurities from water.
B. Method I is used to separate cream from
milk.
C. Method II can be used to separate mustard
oil from water.
D. Method I is used to separate immiscible
liquids.

Q 21. Fill in the blanks by selecting an Q 22. Match column I with column II and select
appropriate option. the correct option from the given codes.
Column I Column II
(Object) (Material)
(P) Toothpick (i) Metal
(Q) Belt (ii) Frosted glass
(R) Temple bell (iii) Wood
(S) Windowpanes (iv) Leather

A. (P)-(iii), (Q)-(iv), (R)-(i), (S)-(ii)

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
Threshing Separating Sieving Centrifugation B. (P)-(iv), (Q)-(iii), (R)-(i), (S)-(ii)
A. funnel

Winnowing Filtration Centrifugation Distillation

C. (P)-(iii), (Q)-(i), (R)-(ii), (S)-(iv)
B.
D. (P)-(ii), (Q)-(iv), (R)-(i), (S)-(iii)
Sieving Threshing Separating Threshing
C. funnel

Threshing Separating Winnowing Filtration

D. funnel
 Q 23. Study the given flow chart and identify X, Q 24. Identify T, U, V and W from the given
Y and Z. information.
T : A mixture of water with suspended particles.
U : A mixture which can be separated by sieving.
V : A mixture of two miscible liquids.
W : A mixture which can be separated by
winnowing.

T U V W
Muddy Tea leaves Water and Wheat flour
A. water and tea kerosene and bran
X Y Z
Sugar Salt Water Muddy Wheat flour Water and Husk and
A. B. water and bran kerosene grains

Sand Water Chalk powder Sugar and Water and Salt Husk and
B. C. water alcohol solution grains

Chalk powder Sand Water Mustard Tea leaves Honey in Water and
C. D. oil and and tea water alcohol
water
Chalk powder Sugar Water
D.

Q 25. Select the correct match of the material, its Q 26. Refer to the given groups (i)-(iii)
property and its usage. containing names of biodegradable wastes.
However, each group contains an odd member.
Select the option that correctly identifies the odd
A. Wood - Conductor - Handle of cooking
members.
utensils (i) Paper, Vegetable peels, Tin can, Tea leaves
(ii) Newspaper, Rice husk, Glass bottle, Pieces of
B. Metal - Malleable - Book wood
(iii) Plastic bag, Animal droppings, Tissue paper,
C. Plastic - Insulator - Covering of electric Cotton clothes
wires
D. Rubber - Hard - Cooking purpose (i) (ii) (iii)
Tin can Glass bottle Plastic bag
A.

Tea leaves Rice husk Animal droppings

B.

Paper Newspaper Cotton clothes

C.

Vegetable peels Pieces of wood Tissue paper

D.
 Q 27. Refer to the given flow chart and select Q 28. Refer to the given word grid.
the correct option.

Names of how many herbivores (P) and carnivores

(Q) are hidden in the given word grid?
A. X – Nylon, Y – Jute

PQ
B. W – Cotton, Y – Silk
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A.
C. W – Linen, Z – Wool
32
B.
D. X – Jute, Z – Polyester
23
C.

43
D.

Q 29. Read the given passage and select the Q 30. Read the given passage and select the
option that correctly identifies plants L and M. option that correctly fills in the blanks. Some
L and M are two different plants. Generally, we eat mashed food item is taken in a test tube with some
both fruit and flower of plant L whereas generally water. Then, 2 drops of __(i)__ and 10 drops of
seeds of plant M are used to extract oil and are also __(ii)__ are added into the test tube. The test tube is
used as a spice in different food preparations. then shaken. The colour of the mixture so formed
changes into __(iii)__ colour. This indicates the
presence of proteins in the food item.
L M
Mango Pineapple
A.
(i) (ii) (iii)
Banana Mustard Iodine Sodium Bluish
B. A. solution hydroxide black

Brinjal Sunflower Copper Caustic Violet

C. B. sulphate soda

Coriander Strawberry Benedict's Iodine Green

D. C. solution solution

Sodium Copper Brick red

D. hydroxide sulphate
 Q 31. Select the incorrect match. Q 32. Select the incorrect food chain.

Nutrient Source Deficiency disease A. Plant → Rabbit → Snake → Peacock

Iron Green vegetables Anaemia
A.
B. Grass → Goat → Lion
Vitamin C Oranges Scurvy
B. C. Plant seeds → Squirrel → Eagle
Iodine Iodised salt Goitre
C. D. Grass → Mouse → Moth → Snake
Vitamin A Pulses Night blindness
D.

Q 33. Refer to the given figures X and Y and Q 34. Given below is a list of fibres.
select the incorrect statement regarding them.
How many of them are plant fibres obtained from
fruit?

A. 1

B. 2

A. In X, stem is modified to form tendril C. 3

whereas in Y leaf is modified to form tendril. D. 4

B. Both X and Y are weak-stemmed plants.

C. X type of tendrils are also found in passion

flower whereas Y type of tendrils are also found in
Gloriosa.
D. In X, leaf is modified to form tendril
whereas in Y, stem is modified to form tendril.
 Q 35. Which of the following statements related Q 36. Read the given sentence and identify X
to function of water in human body is incorrect? and Y. Vitamin X helps in the clotting of blood
whereas vitamin Y helps to build strong bones and
teeth. Now, select the incorrect option regarding X
A. It helps to absorb nutrients from the digested
and Y.
food.
B. It helps to get rid of wastes. A. Deficiency of vitamin X could cause rickets
in children and soft bones in adults.
C. It helps to release energy.
B. Vitamin Y can be produced in body on
D. It helps to regulate body temperature. exposure to sunlight.
C. Green leafy vegetables are rich in vitamin X.

D. Both vitamin X and Y are fat soluble

vitamins.

Q 37. Which of the following is a perennial Q 38. Read the given statements and select the
plant? correct option.
Statement 1 : Clothes made from synthetic fibres are
strong and last longer.
A. Maize
Statement 2 : Clothes made from synthetic fibres do
not absorb water and dry quickly.
B. Turnip

C. Guava A. Both statements 1 and 2 are true and

statement 2 is the correct explanation of statement
D. Pea 1.
B. Both statements 1 and 2 are true but
statement 2 is not the correct explanation of
statement 1.
C. Statement 1 is true but statement 2 is false.

D. Both statements 1 and 2 are false.

 Q 39. Refer to the given figure that Q 40. Refer to the given figure of a typical plant
diagrammatically shows the type of movement and select the option that incorrectly matches the
shown by a joint in the human body. This type of labelled parts (P, Q, R and S) with examples of
joint is present in plants in which they are edible.

A. Shoulder
A. P – Lemon, Brinjal
B. Between the bones of skull
B. Q – Cabbage, Spinach
C. Elbow
C. R – Turnip, Radish
D. Knee.
D. S – Sweet potato, Carrot

Q 41. Select the incorrect statement regarding Q 42. Which of the following animals has large
the adaptive features of deer that help it to survive number of setae on its body?
in the wild.

A.
A. Strong and flat teeth for chewing hard plants.

B. Long ears to hear the movement of predators. B.

C. Eyes in front of face which enable them to

C.
look for the location of predators.
D. Strong and long legs to run fast and to
escape from predators.
D.
 Q 43. Read the given paragraph where few words Q 44. Refer to the given figure of water cycle.
have been italicised and select the correct statement
regarding them. The flat green portion of the leaf is
called petiole. Arrangement of veins on leaf is
called venation. Leaf of lemon plant has parallel
venation while leaf of sugarcane plant has reticulate
venation.

A. Petiole should be replaced with leaf blade. Identify the processes 1-5 and select the correct
statement regarding them.
B. Venation should not be changed as it is
correctly mentioned. A. Increase in process 4 leads to increase in

C. Parallel and reticulate should be chances of floods.

interchanged. B. Increase in process 5 leads to decrease in

D. All of these process 3.

C. Processes 2 and 3 decrease with the decrease
in process 1.
D. None of these

Q 45. Refer to the given Venn diagram and

select the incorrect statement regarding W-Z.

A. Y could be animal droppings whereas X

could be used syringes.
B. X could be aluminium foil and Y could be
fruit peels.
C. Y could be a broken metal vase and Z could
Y

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 Q 46. Consider a 3 V cell, it is connected across Q 47. Study the given table carefully and select
two uniform resistance wires PQ and RS of the correct statement.
resistance 1 Ω and 2 Ω respectively. Length of PQ
is 3 cm and length of RS is 6 cm.

A. P can be replaced by 'wooden log' and R can

A voltmeter with one end fixed at point P and the
other end connected to a jockey (J) slides from be replaced by 'transparent materials'.
point R to point S. Which of the following diagrams
B. S can be replaced by 'muslin cloth' and P can
represents reading of the voltmeter (V) as the
jockey (J) slides? (x is the length from R to J.) (A be replaced by 'water balloon'.
voltmeter measures voltage and it allows almost no
current to pass through it.) C. R can be replaced by 'miscible/soluble with
water' and Q can be replaced by 'graphite'.
D. R can be replaced by 'liquids' and P can be
replaced by 'cardboard'.
A.

B.

C.

D.
 Q 48. Refer to the given figure. Q 49. Refer to the given flow chart and select
the correct statement regarding it.

Identify the plant and select the correct statements

regarding its adaptations.
(i) Roots are reduced, and stem is flexible and
hollow.
(ii) Leaves are coated with waxy material to prevent A. Deficiency of P could cause kwashiorkor in
rotting by water.
children.
(iii) Stomata are absent.
(iv) It floats freely in ponds and lakes. B. Deficiency of both P and Q could cause
marasmus in children.
A. (i) and (ii) only
C. Deficiency of R could cause diarrhoea.
B. (i) and (iv) only
D. Deficiency of both Q and R could cause
C. (ii) and (iii) only rickets in children.

D. (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv)

Q 50. Identify X in the given pie chart of

composition of air and select the option that
correctly fills the following blank.

X component of atmospheric air helps in _______.

(i) Maintaining water cycle of the environment
(ii) Respiration
(iii) Photosynthesis
(iv) Extinguishing fire
(v) Formation of fog
(vi) Burning of candles

A. (ii) and (vi) only

B. (i), (ii) and (iii) only

C. (i), (iii), (iv) and (v) only

D. (ii), (iv) and (vi) only

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19.C, 20.B, 21.A, 22.A, 23.D, 24.B, 25.C, 26.A, 27.C, 28.B, 29.B, 30.B, 31.D, 32.D, 33.D, 34.A, 35.C,
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