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of the Candidate
Secretary
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[ Time : 1 Hour 15 Mints
No. of Questions : 8 ]
No. of Printed Pages : 24 ]
[ Full Marks : 50
Full signature of the Invigilator
Date of Exam : ......................................................
QUESTION-CUM-ANSWER BOOKLET
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For subjective type questions required space for each question has been provided. The
candidate has to answer the questions in the space provided.
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The candidates are required to answer the questions as directed.
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Candidate should write the answer with blue / black ball point pen only.
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Extra 15 minutes shall be given to read the Question Paper-cum-Answer Booklet, verify the
Subject Code, No. of Questions, No. of Printed Pages and illegible printing if any for exchange.
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on the margin of the additional Answer Book.
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Check up the number of questions and number of printed pages mentioned on the top lefthand corner of this page with the number of questions and number of printed pages of this
question-cum-answer booklet soon after the receipt of the booklet. Verify whether the
Set Symbol in this page is printed in all other pages or not.
B:
In case of discrepancy, collect a fresh correct question-cum-answer booklet in exchange of
the defective one from the invigilator of your hall / room after receipt of the Question-CumAnswer Booklet.
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[ Time : 1 Hour 15 Minutes ]
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[ Full Marks : 50 ]
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Candidates are required to write the answers in
their own words as far as practicable.
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The figures in the right-hand margin indicate marks.
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Answer all questions as directed.
1.
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Explain with labelled diagram the dispersion of white light by a glass prism in air.
Explain what is additive method of colour composition of light and what is
subtractive method of colour composition of pigments giving one example of
each.
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Explain with labelled diagram, the refraction of an obliquely incident ray of light
through a rectangular glass slab placed in air. Explain what is lateral displacement
from the diagram. Discuss the factors on which lateral displacement depends.
RP 1A/11
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2.
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Discuss, what are catenation and saturated hydrocarbons. Describe with diagram
the three-dimensional configuration of the methane molecule.
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Explain what are alkenes and write the graphic formula of the third compound of
this series. Explain what are alkynes and write the electronic configuration of
this series. Discuss, what is isomerism in case of two hydrocarbon compounds
of five carbon atoms each, mentioning the names and graphic formulae.
RP 1A/11
(7)
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3. (i) W = I2Rt
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Deduce the formula W = I2Rt, where the symbols used carry their usual
meanings.
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Describe an experiment to study the nature of the magnetic field produced
by a straight current carrying conductor and write the experimental findings.
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(ii)
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Explain what are strong acids and strong bases and weak acids and weak
bases according to Arrhenius theory. Write what are acids and bases according
to Bronsted and Lowry theory.
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(9)
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Explain how the rate of a chemical reaction is determined mathematically giving
one example.
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(iii)
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Explain how energy is generated in the sun according to Hans Bethes theory.
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Explain how the sources of geo-thermal energy are created. Discuss how
electrical energy is generated using this energy.
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(iv)
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Describe the procedure of preparation with equation of baking soda from washing
soda and that of washing soda from baking soda.
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Describe how hydrogen is prepared from methane in factories mentioning the
required conditions and the equation.
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Answer any four of the following :
(i)
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If three conductors of resistances 4 ohm, 6 ohm, and 12 ohm connected in
parallel are joined to a battery to complete the circuit, there is a current of
1.5 A in the circuit. Calculate the voltage of the battery.
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Calculate what maximum current can be carried by 40W, 240 V electric
bulb and its resistance.
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If a 100 W electric bulb glows by current of 0.4 A for one hour, calculate the
amount of electric charge flowing through it and the electrical energy
consumed by it.
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Explain why an object looking blue in white light looks blue in blue light, but
looks black in red light.
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Write four characteristics of a reversible chemical reaction.
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Bit No.
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Answer all the bits :
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Write two reasons why electrical equipments are connected in parallel.
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Write the symbol of closed switch and the symbol of electric resistance.
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Write how N-type silicon is prepared.
(iv)
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Write what is annealing and why it is done.
(v)
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Write two uses of Plaster of Paris in medical sciences.
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Write the correct answer out of the four possible answers given for each of the
following bits :
(i)
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(Q) 107
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What is the value of ionic product of water ?
(a)
107
(b)
107
(c)
1014
(d)
1014
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Which one is the component of both glass and cement ?
(a)
Sodium Silicate
(b) Calcium Silicate
(c)
Sodium Aluminate
(d) Calcium Aluminate
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carbon-carbon ?
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(b) 6
(c)
(d) 8
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In Flemings Right Hand Rule the direction of which one is indicated by the
thumb ?
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Induced Electric Current
(b) Motion of the Conductor
(c)
Magnetic Field
(d) Motion of the Magnet
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CH3 NH2
CH3 CO CH3
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CH3 NO2
CH3 COOH
Which one of the following is the molecular formula of methyl amine ?
(a)
CH3 NH2
(b) CH3 NO2
(c)
CH3 CO CH3
(d) CH3 COOH
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Fill in the blanks choosing the correct answer from within the brackets :
(i)
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Blue, yellow and are primary colours of pigments.
(Red, Green, Magenta, Violet)
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is a component of gobar gas.
(H2S, CO, NH3, N2)
(H2S, CO, NH3, N2)
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(CoO, Cu2O, C, Cr2O3)
Red coloured glass is prepared by adding to the molten
glass during its preparation.
(CoO, Cu2O, C, Cr2O3)
D :
(iv)
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(ohm cm2, ohm cm1, ohm cm, cm ohm 1)
is the unit of specific resistance.
(ohm cm2, ohm cm1, ohm cm, cm ohm 1)
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(Ca(OCl)2Cl, Ca2(OCl)Cl, Ca(OCl)Cl2, Ca(OCl)Cl)
The molecular formula of bleaching powder is .
(Ca(OCl)2Cl, Ca2(OCl)Cl, Ca(OCl)Cl2, Ca(OCl)Cl)
D :
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In each of the following bits there exists some relationship between the words /
group of words / molecular formulae on the left hand side. Write the required
word / group of words / molecular formulae to fill in the blanks on the right hand
side so as to have similar relationship :
(i) OH : BxL : : CHO :
OH : Hydroxyle : : CHO :
(ii)
{{s : 30oC 170oC : : W~ L { :
Petrol : 30oC 170oC : : Lubricating Oil :
(iii)
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Carbon less than 0.5 percent : Wrought iron : : Carbon between 0.5 percent
and 2.5 percent :
(iv)
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DC Generator : Mechanical Energy to Electric Energy : : AC Generator :
(v)
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Volt Coulomb : J : : Ampere Second :
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