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Which of the following will have maximum depression in freezing point ?A. `0.5 M Li_(2)SO_(4)`B. 1 M KCIC. `0.5 M BaCI_(2)`D. `1 M Al_(2)(SO_(4))_(3)` |
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Answer» Correct Answer - D I c values `Li_(2)SO_(4)=3xx0.5=1.5` `KCI=2xx1=2` `BaCI_(2)=3xx0.5=1.5` `Al_(2)(SO_(4))_(3)=5xx1=5` Max ic is for `Al_(2)(SO_(4))_(3)` |
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At 298 K, `1000 cm^(3)` of a solution cocontaining 4.34 g solute shows osmotic pressure of 2.55 atm. What is the molar mass of solute ? `(R=0.0821Latm K_(-1)mol^(-1))`A. `41.64 g mol^(-1)`B. `82.73 g mol^(-1)`C. `58.31 g mol^(-1)`D. `91.65 g mol^(-1)` |
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Answer» Correct Answer - A `pi=CRT=(w)/(Mw)xx(1000)/(v(mL))xxRxxT` `2.55=(4.34)/(Mw)xx(1000)/(1000)xx0.082xx298` `M_(w)=41.64` |
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The standard enthalpics of formation of `CO,NO_(2)` and `CO_(2)` are `110.5 KJ mol^(-1), -33.2 KJ mol^(-1)` and `-393.5 KJ mol^(1)` respectively. The standard enthalpy of the reaction `4CO(g)+2NO_(2)(g)to4CO_(2)(g)+N_(2(g))+N_(2(g))` isA. `-1065.6kJ`B. `-200kJ`C. `-700kJ`D. `850kJ` |
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Answer» Correct Answer - A `DeltaH_(rxn)=4xx(-393.5)-4x(110.5)-2xx(33.2)` `DeltaH_(rxn)=-1065.5KJ` |
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18g of water is takento prepare the tea. Find out the internal energy of vaporisation at `100^(@)`C. `(Delta_(vap)H` for water at 373 K 373 K is `40.66kJ mol^(-1))`A. `37.56kJmol^(-1)`B. `-37.56kJmol^(-1)`C. `43.76kJmol^(-1)`D. `3-43.76kJmol^(-1)` |
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Answer» Correct Answer - A 18g water=mol water `H_(2)O(l)hArrH_(2)O(g)` `DeltaH=DeltaE+Deltan_(g)RT` `40.66=DeltaE+(1xx8.314xx373)/(1000)` `DeltaE=40.66-3.1` `DeltaE=+2xx(2)-(3)` |
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What are the limitations of Goulomb's law? |
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Answer» Limitations of Coulomb's law : (i) This law is true for only point charges but we can use this for spread out charges. (ii) This law holds for only constant charges. For moving charges we can get force by other laws. (iii) This law does not hold for the distance below 10-14 m. It is hold for the distance between many km to 10-4 m. |
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1 g of arsenic dissolved in 86 g of benzene brings down the freezing point to `5.31^@C` from `5.50^@C`.If `K_f` of benzene is `4.9 (.^(@)C)/m`, the atomicity of the molecule is : (As =75 or As GAM 75) |
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Answer» Correct Answer - 4 `DeltaT_f=K_fm` `0.19=4.9xx((1/M)/86)/1000implies0.19=4.9xx1000/(Mxx86)implies M=(4.9xx1000)/(86xx0.19)=300` Atomicity=`300/75=4` |
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Assume liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is a 50-50 (by mole) mixture of n-pentane and n-butnane.Calculate the calorific value (in `KJ//"mol"`) of gas available form a newly filled cylinder. Give your answer divide by 100. `{:( ,n-"butane",C_4H_10 n-"pentane" C_6H_12),("Vapour pressure",1800 "Torr",600 "Toor"),("Calorific value ",2800 kJ//"mol",3600 kJ//"mol"):}` |
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Answer» Correct Answer - 30 KJ/mol, increase 30 kJ/mol , increase First of all we find mole fractions in liquid mixture, let mixture is 100 mole So moles of pentane=50 moles of Butane=50 So, `X_("pentane")=0.5 " " X_("Butane")=0.5` `P_T=600xx0.5+1800xx0.5=1200` `Y_("pentane")=300/1200=1/4 " " Y_("Butane")=900/1200=3/4` Calorific value `=3600xx1/4+2800xx3/4`=3000 kJ/mol During use `Y_("pentane") " " "calorific value" uarr` |
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Explain lewis acid and base concept. |
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Answer» Acid → Accept a pair of electron Base → Donate a pair of electron |
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Represent the chemical equation when butane (Cooking gas – LPG) burnt completely in air? |
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Answer» C4H10(g) + 13/2O2(g) → 4CO2(g) + 5H2O(g) ΔcH = -2658.0 KJ |
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Assertion `:-` The IUPAC name for the compound is `7-`osxabicyclo `[4,1,3]` haptane. Reason `:-` The prefix oxo is used for `gtC=0` group.A. If both Assertion & Reason are True & the Reason is a correct explanation of the Assertion.B. If both Assertion & Reason are True but Reason is not a correct explanation of the Assertiion.C. If Assertion is True but the Reason is False.D. If both Assertion & Reason are False |
| Answer» Correct Answer - D | |
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Amides are derivatives of amino acids in which the hydroxyl group is replaced by the amino group (NH2) (a) How are asparagine and glutamine formed. (b) Amides contain more than amino acids. |
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Answer» (a) Aspartic acid + Asparagine synthetase → asparagine Glutamic acid + Glutamine synthetase → Glutamine (b) Nitrogen |
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At 500 kbar pressure density of diamond and graphite are `3 "g"//"cc" and 2 "g"//"cc"` respectively, at certain temperature T. Find the value of |DeltaH-DeltaU|`("in kJ"//"mole")`for the conversion of 1 mole of graphite 1 mole of diamond at 500 kbar pressure. (Given : `1 "bar" = 10^(5) "N"//"m"^(2))` |
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Answer» [100] C(graphite) ` to ` C (diamond) `DeltaH=DeltaU+P_(2)V_(2)-P_(1)V_(1)` `DeltaH-DeltaU=(500xx10^(3)xx10^(5)N//m^(2)((12)/(2)-(12)/(3))xx10^(-6)` `=500xx2xx10^(3)xx10^(5)xx10^(-6)=10^(5) J mol` =100 kJ/mol |
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Distinguish between a sigma and a pi bond. |
| Answer» `sigma`-bond is stronger because because it is formed by the end to end (hand on) overlap of bonding orbitals along the intermuclear axis, `pi`-bond is formed by side way overlap with is small. | |
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Which of the following molecule/molecules have zero dipole moment? `NH_(3),H_(2)O,CO_(2),CBr_(4),CHBr_(3),BCl_(3),BeCl_(2)` |
| Answer» `CBr_(4),CO_(2),BCI_(3),BeCl_(2)`. | |
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Complete the following reactions: a.`H_(2)(g)+M_(m)O_(o)(s)overset(Delta)rarr` b. `CO(g)+H_(2)(g)underset(catalyst)overset(Delta)rarr` c. `C_(3)H_(8)(g)+3H_(2)O(g)underset(catalyst)overset(Delta)rarr` d. `Zn(s)+NaOH(aq)overset(Heat)rarr` |
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Answer» a.`H_(2(g))+M_(m)O_(o(s))overset(Delta)rarr mM_((s))+oH_(2)O_((1))` b. `CO_((g))+H_(2(g))underset("catalyst")overset(Delta)rarr underset("methanol")(CH_(3)OH_((I)))` c. `C_(3)H_(8(g))+3H_(2)O_((g))underset("catalyst")overset(Delta)rarr 3 CO(g)+7H_(2(g))` d. `Zn_((s))+2 NaOH_((aq))overset("Heat")rarr underset("Sodium zincate")(Na_(2)ZnO_(2(aq)))+H_(2(g))` |
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Discuss the consequences of high enthalpy of `H-H` bond in terms of chemical reactivity of dihydrogen. |
| Answer» As a consequence of high enthalpy of `H-H` bond, dihydrogen is quite unreactive at room temperature.However, at high temperature or in the presence of catalyst, it reacts with metals and non-metals of form hydrides. | |
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write a program to find a given number is armstrong or not |
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Answer» #include<stdio.h> |
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The temperature co-effcient of resistance of a wire is `0.00125^(@)C.` At 500 K, its resistance is `1Omega.` The resistance of the wire will be `2Omega` atA. 1154 KB. 1100 KC. 1400 KD. 1127 K |
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Answer» Correct Answer - D `1Omega=R_(2T)=R_(o)(1+alpha2T)...(i)` `2Omega=R_(2T)=R_(o)(1+alphaT)...(ii)` `2=(1+alphaT)/(1+2Talpha),(2+54alpha-1)/(alpha)=T,` `(1)/(alpha)+54=T,(100000)/(105)+54=T,T=854^(@)C` `thereforeT=854+273,T=1127K` |
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What was the reaction of speaker when the poet visited again? |
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Answer» So, always stay motivated in life without losing hope. When you stay motivated each day, it'll push you closer to your goals. Learn to remain calm when you go through any hard day. It's an excellent habit and must be applied in life.So, always stay motivated in life without losing hope. When you stay motivated each day, it'll push you closer to your goals. Learn to remain calm when you go through any hard day. |
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The people demonstrated for more ______. A) government B) freedom C) oppression D) life |
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Answer» Correct option is B) freedom |
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My brother ______ 65 kilos. A) weighsB) masses C) makes D) pulls |
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Answer» Correct option is A) weighs |
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I am worried about the children’s ______ on the street. A) freedom B) sanction C) safety D) noise |
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Answer» Correct option is C) safety |
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He went out as ______. A) she came in B) the sun is shining C) I am leaving home D) he is worried about something |
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Answer» Correct option is A) she came in |
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Fill in the blanks in the following sentences with appropriate prepositions.(i) In case (1) ______ difficulty, you should refer (2) ______ a dictionary and then respond (3) ______ the question.(ii) The clothes that he has put (1) ______ . are very impressive. He is going (2) ______ his hometown to pay homage (3) ______ the village head.;(iii) The nearest hospital (1) ______ this place is (2) ______ a distance of twenty. kilometers. You can reach it either (3) ______ car or (4) ______ a bicycle |
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Answer» (i) 1. of 2. to (ii) 1. on 2. to 3. to (iii) 1. in 2. at 3. by 4. by |
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Read the following paragraph and write the antonyms of the underlined words. 1. Third general: I’ve never (a) fought such a battle before. Fourth general: I haven’t either. Until the (b) moment, I couldn’t believe that we would be able to defeat (c) the army of Puru. Alexander: Yes, it has been a great (d) battle.2. Second general: But their generals aren’t so good (a) as ours. Alexander: If you mean they aren’t so brave (b) as the Greek generals, I don’t agree (c) with you. Second general: But they aren’t very skilful (d), Your Highness.3. Alexander: The Indian generals are still following the old (a) methods of warfare. Their battle plans are faulty (b) and they depend too much upon their elephants. But as fighters they are wonderful. I have the highest (c) respect (d) for them.4. Alexander: A soldier is not a soldier if he is not proud (a). I’m not angry (b) with him at all. He was not frightened (c) by the news of my victories (d) and refused to bow before me.5. Alexander: Didn’t you reject (a) my proposal? Puru: I did. I refused (b) to be your vassal. Alexander: Do you know that many kings have gladly (c) agreed to be my vassals? Puru: I know that, and I also know that none of them is Puru. First general: (softly (d) to the second General) He is, indeed, a very proud man.6. Puru: I do, but that doesn’t make any difference (a) to me. I’m still the lawful (b) king of my country. Alexander: How shall L treat you? Puru: As a king should treat another king. Alexander: Puru, you are a brave man. I’m pleased (c) with you. I want to make friends with you. Will you be a friend (d) to me?7. Puru you are a brave (a) man. I am pleased (b) with you. |
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Answer» 1. a) always b) first c) win d) small 2. a) bad b) timid c) refuse d) unskillful 3. a) new b) correct c) lowest d) disrespect 4. a) humble b) calm c) comforted d) defeats 5. a) accept b) agreed c) sadly d) loudly 6. a) similarity b) illegitimate c) displeased d) enemy 7. a) timid b) displeased |
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Read the following paragraph and write the antonyms of the underlined words. 1. “You think you know better than the newspaper?” Father said crossly. “A man may have the strength (a) of an elephant and yet be a coward (b). “Another may be a mere skeleton; but if he has real (c) courage (d), he can do anything.2. He hoped (a) at first that Father was only joking. He tried to change the topic by saying, “Father, our captain says we shall have some elders (b) also in our cricket club. He has asked me to tell you. “We’ll see about that later (c),” Father cut in (d). “Hereafter you must sleep alone.” 3. “From the first of next month, I’ll sleep alone,” Swami said very humbly (a), trying to please (b) Father.“No, you must do it right from today,” Father said sternly (c). “Sleeping beside Granny or Mother like a baby is disgraceful (d). You are now in the Fifth Standard and I don’t like the way you are being brought up.” 4. “Get up (a), Swami,” said Father for the third time and Swami got up. Father rolled up his bed, took it under his arm and said, “Come with me.” Swami looked at Granny, hesitated (b) for a moment, and then followed (c) his father into the office room. “Let me sleep in the hall, Father,” Swami pleaded. “Your office room is very dusty (d) and there may be scorpions behind your law books.” 5. Swami was pained and angry (a). He did not like (b) the cruelty (c) his father was showing. He cursed (d) the newspaper that had printed the tiger’s story. 6. The night advanced (a) and the silence (b) in the house deepened. Swami’s heart began to beat faster, (c) He remembered (d) all the stories of devils and ghosts he had heard. He was almost faint with fear. 7. A tiger was chasing him. Swami tried hard (a) to escape (b) but his feet would not move. He tried to open his eyes but his eyelids would not open (c). He groaned in despair (d). 8. At last (a), using utmost effort he opened (b) his eyes. He put his hand out to feel his granny’s presence (c), as was his habit. But he only touched the wooden leg of the bench! At once his lonely state came back to him. He shook in fear and closed his eyes. He heard a little rustling noise (d) in the room.9. The next day was a day of congratulations (a) for Swami. His classmates looked at him with respect (b). His teacher patted his back for his courage and bravery. The headmaster said that he was a true (c) scout. Swami had bitten into the knee of a notorious (d) house-breaker and the police were grateful to him. |
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Answer» 1. a) weakness b) hero; brave c) unreal d) cowardice/timidity 2. a) despaired b) youth c) earlier d) continued 3. a) proudly b) displease c) lightly d) respectable 4. a) Lie down b) continued c) led d) clean 5. a) calm b) dislike c) kindness d) blessed 6. a) declined b) noise c) slower d) forgot 7. a) easy b) remain c) shut d)hope 8. a) Initially b) closed c) absence d) silence 9. a) criticism b) humiliation c) false d) famous |
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Complete the following paragraph by filling in the blanks with suitable prepositions and read the paragraph aloud for better understanding of the use of prepositions.Mr. Beek of New Jersey has invented a floating life-preserver, which gives complete protection (1) _____ people who have been shipwrecked. The upper section is large enough for the wearer to be able to move his head and arms (2) _____ , and a month’s supply (3) _____ food and drinking water can also be stored (4) _____ it. The cover can be closed in rough weather, and the wearer can see (5) _____ the window in the front, and breathe (6) _____ a curved pipe. The life preserver is made (7) _____ water proof cloth attached (8) _____ circular metal tubes, which protect the wearer (9) _____ sharp rocks and hungry fish. |
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Answer» 1. for 2. out 3. of 4. in 5. through 6. through 7. of 8. to 9. from |
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Choose the correct antonyms of the word underlined below:1. I left for TISA with this princely sum. (a) meagre (b) substantial (c) enormous (d) large2. T spoke to Onler and some of mv friends about my problem. (a) issue (b) conflict (c) confrontation (d) solution3. I was relieved to have money in my pocket. (a) happy (b) free (c) tensed (d) bonded4. The people were enormously nice. (a) radically (b) drastically (c) largely (d) insignificantly5. It is compulsory for each player to wear uniform. (a) obligatory (b) mandatory (c) indispensable (d) optional6. I was fortunate. (a) lucky (b) unlucky(c) lovely (d) unlikely7. I was able to rest well to face my opponent (a) fiend (b) foe (c) villain (d) friend8. My fear vanished. (a) disappeared (b) appeared (c) concluded (d) ended9. The biggest thing I took away from this championship that I could take on any boxer was conviction (a) faith (b) hope (c) trust (d) disbelief10. She came across different cultural practices across the world. (a) dissimilar (b) unlike (c) same,/similar (d) likely11. They consoled and lauded (a) appreciated (b) praised (c) condemned (d) confided13. I was presented with a traditional shawl. (a) ancient (b) inherited (c) cultural (d) modern14. Everybody was doubtful. (a) convinced (b) suspicious (c) relaxed (d) consulted15. Retaining my world cup was one Of my greatest achievements. (a) holding (b) losing(c) rescuing (d) reviving16. Things were expensive in America. (a) costly (b) extravagant (c) highly priced (d) cheap17. It was the most memorable even (a) worth-remembering (b) forgettable (c) unforgatable (d) facination18. She was hopefull of winning gold.(a) optimistic(b) pessimistic (c) firm (d) desperate19. She accepted donations. (a) took (b) approved (c) agreed (d) refused20. They were not amateur players. (a) novice (b) inexperienced (c) fresher (d) professional21. Media christened her magnificent Mary. (a) significant (b) accomplished (c) rescuing (d) insignificant22. I was selected by the Boxing association. (a) adopted (b) stipulated (c) excluded (d) sophisticated23. My father managed to collect Rs. 2000/- (a) distribute(b) gather (c) compose (d) restrain24. We were the last team to arrive. (a) reach(b) articulate (c) great (d) depart25. One should never feel inferior. (a) lesser (b) minor (c) superior (d) menia |
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Answer» 1. (a) meagre 2. (d) solution 3. (c) tensed 4. (d) insignificantly 5. (d) optional 6. (b) unlucky 7. (d) friend 8. (b) appeared 9. (d) disbelief 10. (c) same,/similar 11. (c) condemned 13. (d) modern 14. (a) convinced 15. (b) losing 16. (d) cheap 17 (b) forgettable 18. (b) pessimistic 19. (d) refused 20. (d) professional 21. (d) insignificant 22. (c) excluded 23. (a) distribute 24. (d) depart 25. (c) superior |
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Fill in the blanks in the following sentences, using prepositions if necessary(i) The new machines are quite different (1) _______ the old ones. They are able to work (2) _______ a much faster pace, a substantially reduced risk (3) _______ .the environment.'(ii) The students discussed the problem (1) _______ themselves. However, they did not arrive (2) _______ any conclusion. They went (3) _______ their class teacher and discussed (4) _______ her. She gave a solution (5) _______ it and they were happy. |
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Answer» (i) 1. from 2. at 3. to (ii) 1. among 2. at 3. to 4. with 5. for |
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Choose the correct synonyms of the word underlined below:1. My father managed to collect only Rs 2000 for my trip. (a) tip (b) dance (c) journey (d) jogging2. I was both unset and worried. (a) disappointed (b) disliked (c) destined (d) distracted3. Onler and few of my friends went to seek help from MPs. (a) give (b) obtain (c) reject (d) denounce4. With the princely sum of Rs 10000 Mary Kom left for USA. (a) very small (b) meagre (c) insignificant (d) huge5. Players need to weight in which is compulsory for all players.(a) optional (b) objectionable (c) mandatory (d) discretionary6. I was fortunate. (a) unlucky (b) lucky (c) optional (d) descretionary7. I was able to rest enough to face my opponent. (a) Friend (b) Villain (c) anto:hero (d) enemy8. The fight and all that followed are clearly etched in my memory. (a) erased (b) melted (c) stayed (d) imprinted9. My fear of facing the opponents quickly vanished. (a) vanquished (b) disappeared (c) appeared (d) soared10. The boxers were not unbeatable. (a) conquerable (b) invincible(c) invisible (d) visible11. The greatest disadvantage for me was my loss of appetite. (a) thirst (b) hunger (c) anger (d) passion12. I was very disappointed. (a) happy (b) pleased (c) sad (d) envious13. The coaches lauded me on the silver. (a) reproached(b) rebuked (c) rescinded (d) appreciated14. The biggest thing I took away from this championship was the conviction that I could take on any boxer. (a) infirmity (b) assurance (c) acquittal (d) despair15. I was not accustomed to the food there. (a) unfamiliar (b) adapted (c) unused (d) accursed16. T managed the complex work required. (a) easy (b) delicate (c) intricate (d) intimate17. I ate enough to sate my appetite. (a) saturate (b) satisfy (c) stratify (d) sanctify18. A felicitation programme was Held in Langol. (a) congratulatory (b) evaluation (c) assessment(d) acknowledge19. Words of praise and adulation were showered on me. (a) censure (b) reproach (c) criticism (d) appetite20. My medal haul continued after my marriage. (a) dispersal (b) collection (c) separation (d) dispersal21. It put an end to the speculation among my friends and family. (a) truth(b) calculation (c) guess (d) guess22. A grand reception was organized. (a) mean (b) frugal (c) simple (d) magnificent23. Indian boxers also performed exceptionally well. (a) usually (b) abnormally (c) unusually (d) commonly24. They christened her, ‘Queen of Boxing’. (a) Christ-like (b) named (c) incognito (d) named25. The new flavour pleased his palate. (a) disgust (b) taste (c) plate (d) tasteless |
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Answer» 1. (c) journey 2. (a) disappointed 3. (b) obtain 4. (d) huge 5. (c) mandatory 6. (b) lucky 7. (d) enemy 8. (d) imprinted 9. (b) disappeared 10. (b) invincible 11. (b) hunger 12. (c) sad 13. (d) appreciated 14. (b) assurance 15. (b) adapted 16. (c) intricate 17. (b) satisfy 18. (a) congratulatory 19. (d) appetite 20. (b) collection 21. (c) guess 22. (d) magnificent 23. (c) unusually 24. (b) named 25. (b) tasteless |
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Give one word for One who travels to work place daily |
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Answer» Commuter is a person travels to work place daily. |
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Do you know what happened to the Titanic, the largest ship to sail then? She hit an iceberg and sank into the Atlantic Ocean. Now choose the right word and complete the paragraph. Read the paragraph aloud.The wreck (1) _____ (up/of) the RMS Titanic lies (2) _____ ( in/at)a depth of (3) _____ (about/ above) 12,500 feet, about 370 miles south east (4) _____ (of/off) the coast of Newfoundland. It lies (5) _____ (in/on) two main pieces about a third (6) _____ (of/off) a mile apart. The bow is still largely recognizable (7) _____ (with/ within) many preserved interiors, despite the damage it sustained hitting the sea floor. A debris field (8) _____ (of/around) the wreck contains thousands (9) _____ (on/ of) items spilled (10) _____ (from/of) the ship as it sank. She sank (11) _____ (in/at) the year 1912. |
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Answer» 1. of 2. at 3. about 4. off 5. in 6. of 7. with 8. around 9. of 10. from 11. in |
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Combine the word in Column A with its collocative word in Column B:Column AColumn Btwinkling(moon, sun, star, light) |
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Answer» Twinkling star. |
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Choose the appropriate verb and fill in the blank: We will set ..... (sale, sail) for India next week. We should know the ...... of goods, (sail, sale) |
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Answer» We will set sail for India next week. We should know the sale of goods. |
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Fill in the blank using suitable linker:After he had completed the work, he went ....... |
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Answer» After he had completed the work, he went home. |
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Fill in the blanks with appropriate ‘preposition’.Don Anselmo wore the same faded cutaway, carried the same stick and was accompanied .... the boy again. |
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Answer» Don Anselmo wore the same faded cutaway, carried the same stick and was accompanied by the boy again. |
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Fill in the blanks choosing the right form of verbs given in brackets:One day, I saw a boy who was (be+crying). I called him but he did (do) not respond me. |
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Answer» One day, I saw a boy who was (be+crying). I called him but he did not respond me. |
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IN THE FOLLOWING PASSAGE ONE WORD HAS BEEN OMITTED IN EACH LINE. WRITE THE MISSING WORD IN SENTENCES OF THE GIVEN PARAGRAPH, ALONG WITH THE WORD THAT COMES BEFORE AND THE WORD THAT COMES AFTER IT IN THE SPACE PROVIDED. Before word after(a) It was euphoric day ______ _____ _____(b) for Mumbai Saturday. _______ _______ _____(c) idea was first mooted, UNESCO finally declaredthe City's, Victorian Art _________ _______ ______(e) Gallery World Heritage Site. _________ ________ ______please answer this question as soon as possible. |
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Answer» The omitted words are: (a) was a euphoric |
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The equation `sin x + sin y + sin z = -3` for `0le x le2pi, 0le y le 2pi, 0le z le 2pi` hasA. One solutionB. Two solutionC. Four solutionD. No solution |
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Answer» Correct Answer - A The equation `sin x + sin y` …………. `0le x le 2pi, 0 le y 2 pi`, …….. Given `sin x + sin y + sin z = -3` is satisfied only when `x=y=z= (3pi)/(2)`, for `x, y, z epsilon [0, 2pi]` |
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Suppose that f is an even function, g is an odd function and both f and g are defined on the entire real line R. Which of the following wherever defined are odd function ?A. fofB. gogC. `(f)/(g)`D. gof |
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Answer» BC Given, `f(x)=f(-x) and g(x)=-g(-x)` Let, `F(x)=f[f(x)]impliesF[-x]=f[f(-x)]=f[f(x)]=F(x)implies` F is even. `G(x)=g[g(x)]implies G(-x)=g[g(-x)]=g(-g(x))=-g(g(x))=-G(x)implies `G is odd `k(x)=(f(x))/(g(x))impliesk(-x)=(f(-x))/(g(-x))=(f(x))/(-g(x)=-k(x) implies` k is odd |||1y gof is even. |
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| 99591. |
Sin8A+Cot8A=1-4Sin2A.Cos2A+2Sin4A.Cos4A |
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Answer» (sin2 A + cos2 A)2 = 12 sin4 A + 2sin2A cos2 A +cos4 A = 1 You need to isolate the sum sin4 A + cos4 A to the left side such that: sin4 A + cos4 A = 1 - 2sin2A cos2 A You need to raise to square both sides such that: (sin4 A + cos4 A) = (1 - 2sin2A cos2 A)2 sin8 A + 2sin4 Acos4 A + cos8 A = 1 - 4sin2A cos2 A + 4sin4 A cos4 A Moving to the right 2sin4 Acos4 A yields: sin8 A +cos8 A = 1 - 4sin2A cos2 A + 4sin4 A cos4 A - 2sin4 Acos4 A sin8 A + cos8 A = 1 - 4sin2A cos2 A + 2sin4 A cos4 A |
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| 99592. |
Facts about non essential amino acids |
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Answer» Nonessential means that our bodies can produce the amino acid, even if we do not get it from the food we eat. Nonessential amino acids include: alanine, arginine, asparagine, aspartic acid, cysteine, glutamic acid, glutamine, glycine, proline, serine, and tyrosine. |
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| 99593. |
The ratio of LCM and HCF of the least composite and the least prime numbers is (a) 1:2 (b) 2:1 (c) 1:1 (d) 1:3 |
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Answer» Least composite number is 4 and the least prime number is 2. LCM(4,2) : HCF(4,2) = 4:2 = 2:1 |
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Satyajit Roy, who conceived, co authored (a) /and directed a number of good films, was (b) /one of India's most talented film maker (c) /no error |
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Answer» (c) Replace ‘maker’ by ‘makers’. |
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The distance between the parallel planes x + 2y – 3z = 2 and 2x + 4y – 6z + 7 = 0 is(A) 2/√14(B) 11/√56(C) 7/√56(D) None of these |
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Answer» Correct option: (B) 11/√56 |
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If P(A) = 0.2, P(B/A) = 0.3 then P(A ⋂ B) equal to(A) 0.6 (B) 0.006 (C) 0.06 (D) None of these |
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Answer» Correct option: (C) 0.06 |
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Find the value of x in Lagarange's mean value theorem for the function f (x) = x3 – 2x2 – x + 3, x ∈ [0,1] is(A) 2(B) 1/2(C) 3(D) 1/3 |
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Answer» correct option: (D) 1/3 |
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| 99598. |
Determine the domain of sin-1[log3(x/3)] |
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Answer» Domain of sin-1x is [-1,1] Therefore, -1 ≤ log3(x/3) ≤ 1 3-1 ≤ x/3 ≤ 3 1 ≤ x ≤ 9 Therefore, the domain of sin-1[log3(x/3)] is [1,9] |
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The ratio between circumference and diameter of circle is (a) 1 : π(b) 1 : 2(c) π : 1(d) 2 : 1 |
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Answer» The ratio between circumference and diameter of circle is π : 1. |
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Maximum value of probability is(a) 0(b) 2(c) 1(d) -1 |
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Answer» Maximum value of probability is 1. |
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