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1.

Why is that on being heated in excess supply of air K,Rb and Cs forms superoxide’s instead of Oxides & peroxides?

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K + ,Rb+ and Cs+ are large cations and superoxide ion is larger than oxide and peroxide ions. Since due to higher lattice energies,a large cation stabilizes a large anion,therefore these metals form Superoxides.

2.

 K2CO3 Cannot be prepared by solvay process?

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 Because KHCO3 is highly soluble in water.

3.

How do you account for the strong reducing power of lithium in aqueous solution?

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Electrode potential is a measure of the tendency of an element to lose electrons in the aq.solution .It depends upon following factors : 

(i) Sublimation enthalpy. 

(II) Ionisation enthalpy 

(iii) Hydration enthalpy 

Since Li has the smallest size,Its enthalpy of hydration is the highest among alkali metals .Although ionization enthalpy of Li is the highest among alkali metals,it is more than compensated by the high High enthalpy of hydration.Thus Li has the most negative E0 Value and hence lithium is the strongest reducing agent

4.

A Solution of sodium in liquid ammonia is strongly reducing in nature.Why?

Answer» Due to presence of ammoniated electrons.
5.

Account for the reducing nature of Be.

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Beryllium has less negative value compared to other alkaline earth metals. However, its reducing nature is due to large hydration energy associated with the small size of Be2+ ion and relatively large value of the atomization enthalpy of the metal.

6.

why sodium is less reactive than potassium?

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The ionization enthalpy of potassium is less than that of sodium and the electrode potential of Potassium (-2.95 V) is more negative than that of sodium (-2.71 V) and hence sodium is less reactive than potassium.

7.

How does the basic character of hydroxides of alkali metals vary down the group?

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Increases down the group

8.

Give reason for the following: (i) alkali metals do not occur free in nature. (ii)alkali metals have low I .E. (iii) LiI is more soluble than KI in ethanol

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(i) They are highly reactive in nature 

(ii) Because of large atomic size. 

(iii) LiI is more covalent in character than KI

9.

Discuss the various reactions that occur in the Solvay process.

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complete process may be written as : 

2NH3+ H2O+CO2=(NH4)2CO3

(NH4)2CO3+H2O+CO2=2NH4HCO3

NH4HCO3+NaCl=NH4Cl+NaHCO3

Sodium hydrogencarbonate crystal separates. These are heated to give sodium carbonate.

2NaHCO3=Na2 CO3+CO2+H2O

10.

what are the common physical features of alkali metals?

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 Large Atomic and ionic radii, Low ionization enthalpies, metallic character, low melting and boiling Point, form an ionic bond, low density, show flame colouration, photoelectric effect.

11.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of a flowchart?

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Advantages:

  • It is a means of communication and easy to understand.
  • Easy to convert into a program code.
  • Independent of programming language, i.e., A flowchart can be used to write programs using different programming languages.
  • Easy to test the program for errors and easy removal of such errors.

Disadvantages:

  • It is time consuming process as it makes use of a number of symbols.
  • It is difficult to show the complex logic using a flowchart.
  • Any changes in the flowchart needs redrawing the flowchart again.
12.

What is the problem definition?

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The process of understanding the given problem and what the solution must do is known as problem definition.

13.

Define problem-solving.

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It is the process of expressing the solution of a specific problem, in terms of simple operations that can be understood by the computer.

14.

What is a pseudo code?

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Pseudo code is structured English that consists of short, English phrases used to explain specific tasks within a program’s algorithm.

15.

What are the two types of iterative constructs?

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The two iterative constructs are conditional looping and unconditional looping.

16.

What is sequential construct?

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The ability of executing the program statement one after another in sequence is called sequential construct.

17.

What is the if-else-if construct is also called as?

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The if-else-if construct is also called a multiple-way branch.

18.

File exchanged through Http have an address other than host name. That address is known as …….. (a) www(b) Http (c) Html (d) URL

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File exchanged through Http have an address other than host name. That address is known as www

19.

How many types of prompt fund transfer services are provided by the banks ?(a) Five(b) Four(c) Two(d) Three

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Correct option is (c) Two

20.

Which bank has determined maximum charges for NEFT service ?(a) Ratnakar bank(b) RBL bank(c) Reserve Bank of India(d) Reserve Bank of Bharat

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Correct option is (c) Reserve Bank of India

21.

Who has to pay charges of NEFT or RTGS to the bank ?(a) Fund sender(b) Fund receiver(c) Customer(d) Businessman

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Correct option is (a) Fund sender

22.

Who pays charges for the NEFT services ?

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Fund sender has to pay charges for the NEFT services to the bank.

23.

Who pays RTGS charge to the bank ?

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The fund sender pays RTGS charge to the bank.

24.

Who can get the benefit of NEFT service ?

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Individuals, firms and corporate units can get the benefit of NEFT service.

25.

Write the full form of NEFT.

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National Electronic Fund Transfer is the full form of NEFT.

26.

What is Debit card ?

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A card is issued by the bank to an individual / a firm to withdraw the amount or to make payment from the available balance is called Debit card.

27.

Give Easy Tricks to remember atomic mass first 20 elements.

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Usually element (till calcium) atomic mass is just double of its atomic number like it, the number of oxygen is 8 and its atomic mass is 16. 

But elements like Li,Be,B,F,Na,Al,P,Cl,Ar &,K has atomic mass = Atomic number * 2 +1  

Example AI = atomic number *2 + 1  =  13*2+1   = 27 and this is its atomic mass.  

Thus, you need to remember only these elements like  Li, Be, B etc . and then you can find the atomic mass of these elements easily.

28.

Distinguish between the followingAsexual reproduction and Sexual reproduction.

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Sexual reproductionAsexual reproduction
1. Asexual reproduction requires single parent.1. Sexual reproduction needs two different parents.
2. Meiosis does not take place in asexual reproduction. Only mitosis takes place.2. Sexual reproduction involves meiosis and mitosis.
3. Gamete formation, fertilization and zygote formation does not take place.3. Gamete formation, fertilization and zygote formation are important processes in sexual reproduction.
4. Progeny and parent Eire identical genetically.4. Progeny and parents are genetically dissimilar.
5. Large number of progeny is developed by asexual reproduction.
E.g. Spore formation, gemmule formation, budding, regeneration are the types of a sexual reproduction.
5. Limited number of progeny is developed by sexual reproduction.
E.g. Sexual reproduction is only by a single method.
29.

Explain the different methods of reproduction occurring in sponges.

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1. Sponges reproduce both asexually and sexually and they also possess the power of regeneration. Their sexual reproduction is similar to higher animals even though their body organization is primitive type. 

2. Asexual reproduction in sponges takes place by regeneration, budding and gemmule formation. 

3. In sponges, during unfavourable period, gemmule is produced. It is an internal bud. 

4. Archaeocytes which are dormant cells are seen in the aggregation in gemmule. These cells are capable of developing into a new organism. 

5. Amoebocytes are other cells which secrete thick resistant layer of secretion which is coated around archaeocytes. 

6. When favourable conditions of water and temperature return back, the gemmules can develop into new individuals by hatching, e.g. Spongilla.

30.

The hormone produced by the testis is ……………………

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The hormone produced by the testis is testosterone / androgen.

31.

Gonorrhoea is caused by ……………….. bacteria.

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Gonorrhoea is caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae bacteria.

32.

Do you know the functions of tongue?

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We use our tongue for talking. Besides, it mixes saliva with the food during chewing and helps in swallowing food. We also taste food with our tongue. It has taste buds that detect different tastes of food.

33.

The disc like structure which helps in the transfer of substances to and from the foetus’s body is called ………………..

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The disc like structure which helps in the transfer of substances to and from the foetus’s body is called placenta

34.

If tongue doesn’t has a taste bud than which process is affected?

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The taste buds on the tongue tell us the taste of food. When the food tastes good, appetite increases. If taste buds are absent we cannot taste food and it affects our appetite.

35.

Helicobacter Pylori was discovered by A) Leeuwen Hoek B) Pasteur C) Robin Warren D) None

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(C) Robin Warren

36.

This disease is caused by genetic abnormalities A) Hepatitis B) Cholera C) CancerD) Diarrhoea

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Answer is (C) Cancer

c)cancer       it's correct answer                    
37.

Pencillin was invented by A) Dr. Y. Subba Rao B) Alexander Flemming C) Jenner D) Pasteur

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(B) Alexander Flemming

38.

Loss of weight will be seen in this disease. A) Fever B) Tuberculosis C) JaundiceD) None

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(B) Tuberculosis

39.

Classify the following components of semen given below as per Column ‘A’ and complete the Column ‘B’. Select from the given options (i) Acid phosphatase (ii) Mucous like fluid (iii) Prostaglandins (iv) Citric acid (v) Fructose (vi) FibrinogenColumn AColumn B(1) Seminal fluid————–,————(2) Prostatic fluid————–,————(3) Fluid from Cowper’s gland————–,————

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Column AColumn B
(1) Seminal fluidProstaglandins, Fructose, Fibrinogen
(2) Prostatic fluidAcid phosphatase, Citric acid
(3) Fluid from Cowper’s glandMucous like fluid
40.

Infectious diseases are caused by A) Microbes B) Animals C) Insects D) Birds

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Infectious diseases are caused by Microbes

41.

The round worms will stay in the humans A) Small intestine B) Large intestine C) Stomach D) Liver

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(A) Small intestine

42.

The disease spread through air is A) Typhoid B) Tuberculosis C) Malaria D) AIDS

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(B) Tuberculosis

43.

These insects feed on many warm-blooded animals A) Mosquitoes B) Cockroaches C) Ants D) House flies

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(A) Mosquitoes

44.

This is caused by bacteria. A) Cold B) AIDS C) Dengue D) Cholera

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Answer is (D) Cholera

45.

What makes the blood look red?

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A red pigment called haemoglobin gives the blood its red colour. This pigment helps in carrying oxygen to various parts of the body by the blood.

46.

When a person suffers from chest pain, the doctor immediately takes an ECG. Visit a doctor and get information about ECG. You may even lookup an encyclopaedia or the internet.

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The muscle fibres (muscle cells) of a certain part of the heart are specialised to generate electric currents that cause the normal rhythmic heartbeats. An instrument called the Electrocardiograph can record the electrical changes during a heartbeat. This graphic records the electrical changes during a heartbeat. This graphic recording is called ECG (Electrocardiogram). ECG is done to detect the area of malfunctioning of the heart. So that treatment can be given accordingly.

47.

Why is it necessary to excrete waste products?

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Certain waste and toxic products are formed during the functioning of body cells. The waste products like urea etc. are toxic. When these toxic materials are not removed from the body, they get mixed with blood and can damage the cells of the body. It is necessary to remove such poisonous waste materials from our body.

48.

Why is blood needed by all the parts of a body?

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Blood is needed by all the parts because it contains the digested food and oxygen in it. It supplies the oxygen and digested food to various parts of the body to provide essential energy to them which helps the body to perform various functions.

49.

Does transpiration serve any useful function in plants? Explain.

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  • It helps to enhance the absorption of water and dissolved minerals by the creation of a suction pull.
  • It helps in getting rid of the excess water.
  • It helps in the transport of water and minerals to leaves and leaves use the water for photosynthesis.
  • It produces a cooling effect on the plant.
50.

In plants, water is transported through(i) xylem(ii) phloem(iii) stomata(iv) root hair

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Correct option is (i) Xylem