AP Set Physical Sciences Question Papers of July 2012 and Keys PDF
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(D) Research is based on accurate data
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problem
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10. One of the following behaviour does not
confirm to research ethics. Identify the
behaviour
(A) Copying passages from a book along
with acknowledgement
(B) Arriving at a generalisation which the
researcher feels as truth even though
data do not support it
(C) Formulating hypothesis which is not
confirmed by review of literature
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qualitative research
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(D) Symposium
12. Quality of a good thesis is judged by three
of the following four qualities
(i) Coherence across objectives and
findings
(ii) Consistency between data, analysis
and interpretation
(iii) A comprehensive review of literature
(iv) Number of references cited in the
thesis
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(B) (i), (ii) and (iv)
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Read the following passage and answer
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Often, as I (Nehru) wandered from meeting to
meeting, I spoke to my audience of this Indiaof ours, of Hindustan and of Bharata, the oldSanskrit name derived from the mythicalfounder of the race.
Sometimes as I reached a gathering, agreat roar of welcome would greet me : BharatMata Ki Jai – ‘Victory to Mother India’. I wouldask them unexpectedly what they meant by thatcry, who was this Bharat Mata, Mother India,whose victory they wanted ? My question wouldamuse them and surprise them, and then, notknowing exactly what to answer they wouldlook at each other and at me. I persisted in myquestioning. At last a vigorous Jat, wedded tothe soil from immemorial generations, wouldsay that it was the dharti, the good earth of India,that they meant. What earth ? Their particularvillage patch, or all the patches in the districtor province, or in the whole of India ? And soquestion and answer went on, till they wouldask me impatiently to tell them all about it. Iwould endeavour to do so and explain that Indiawas all this that they had thought, but it wasmuch more. The mountains and the rivers ofIndia, and the forests and the broad fields,which gave us food, were all dear to us, butwhat counted ultimately were the people ofIndia, people like them and me, who werespread out all over this vast land. Bharat Mata,Mother India, was essentially these millions ofpeople, and victory to her meant victory to thesepeople. You are parts of this Bharat Mata, I toldthem, you are in a manner yourselves, BharathMata and as this idea slowly soaked into theirbrains, their eyes would light up as if they had
made a great discovery.
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13. How did people greet Nehru when he wentto address them ? They greeted him with(A) Bharat Mata Ki Jai(B) Victory to Mother India(C) Jai Bharat Mata Ki(D) Victory to Bharat Mata
14. Who was the person that gave the reply :Bharat Mata means “Dharti” ?
(A) everybody (B) a Jat
(C) a stranger (D) Nehru himself
15. When the villagers were questioned ontheir concept of ‘Dharti’, one of thefollowing answers was not included
(A) Village patch
(B) All patches of the district
(C) Mother Earth
(D) Whole of India
16. Which part of Dharti gives us food ?
(A) Mountains (B) Rivers
(C) Forests (D) Broad fields
17. Victory to ‘Bharat Mata’ means, victory to
(A) People of the village
(B) All the people of India
(C) Millions of people
(D) Freedom fighters of India
18. What was the great discovery made by thevillagers ?
(A) We are all Bharat Mata
(B) Mother Earth is Bharat Mata
(C) Mountains, rivers, forests and fieldsare Bharat Mata
(D) The good earth of India is Bharat Mata
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19. Effective classroom communication of ateacher depends upon three of thefollowing four qualities. They are
(i) Content mastery
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(iv) Completing portions in time
(A) (i), (ii) and (iii) (B) (i), (ii) and (iv)
(C) (ii), (iii) and (iv) (D) (iii), (iv) and (i)
20. Three of the following four attributes of ateacher will become barriers in effectivecommunication. Identify them(i) Pronunciation of the teacher(ii) Caste status of a teacher(iii) Facial expressions of the teacher(iv) Choice of words
(A) (i), (ii) and (iii) (B) (ii), (iii) and (iv)
(C) (iii), (iv) and (i) (D) (i), (ii) and (iv)
21. Match the following behaviours of teachers
with their communication-type
Behaviours Type
(a) Teacher asks a (p) Symbolicquestion
(b) Teacher writes a (q) Digitaldiagram on theblack board
(c) Teacher shows a (r) Written
CD to children(d) Teacher beckons (s) Oral
a student to draw agraph on the blackboard
(A) (aq), (br), (cs) and (dp)(B) (ar), (bs), (cp) and (dq)(C) (as), (br), (cq) and (dp)(D) (ap), (bq), (cr) and (ds)
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22. The technique adopted to find out the level
of acceptability of an individual by
members of a group is
(A) Personality testing
(B) Projective techniques
(C) Psychometry
(D) Sociometry
23. Some of the following constraints arefaced by first generation learners incollege and university. Identify them.
(i) Sub-optimal command over EnglishLanguage
(ii) Divergences in pronunciation of words
(iii) Not being pro-active in conversations
(iv) Not having proper height and weight
(A) (i), (ii) and (iii)
(B) (ii), (iii) and (iv)
(C) (iii), (iv) and (i)
(D) (iv), (i) and (ii)
24. Who among the following distinguishedscholars is considered as the father ofcommunication science ?
(A) B. F. Skinner
(B) Jerome Bruner
(C) Wilbur Schramm
(D) Kurt Lewin
25. In a certain code CLOCK is KCOLC. Howis STEPS written in the same code ?
(A) SPEST (B) SPSET
(C) SPETS (D) SEPTS
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26. In the sequence of numbers
5, 8, 13, X, 34, 55, 89, ....
the value of X is
(A) 20
(B) 21
(C) 23
(D) 29
27. The letters in the first set have certainrelationship. On the basis of thisrelationship, make the right choice forthe second set
BF : GK : : LP : ?
(A) JK
(B) QU
(C) VW
(D) RQ
28. Select the pair of words which is differentfrom the others
(A) Hard and soft
(B) Hot and cold
(C) Come and arrive
(D) Right and wrong
29. In an examination 25% of the candidatesfailed in Mathematics and 12% in English.If 10% of the candidates failed in both thesubjects and 292 passed in both thesubjects, the total number of candidatesappeared in the examination was
(A) 300
(B) 400
(C) 460
(D) 500
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30. If 5472 = 9, 6342 = 6 and 7584 = 6, what is9236 ?
(A) 2
(B) 3
(C) 4
(D) 5
31. Five persons P, Q, R, S and T weretravelling in a car. There were two ladiesin the group. Of the three who knew cardriving, one was a lady. There was onecouple, of which only the wife could drivethe car. P is brother of S. Q, wife of S, droveat the beginning. T drove at the end.
Who was the other lady in the group ?
(A) T
(B) S
(C) R
(D) Data inadequate
32. All the students are boys. All boys aredancers. Which of the following inferencesdefinitely follows from the above twostatements ?
(A) All dancers are boys
(B) All boys are students
(C) All dancers are students
(D) All students are dancers
33. If a rectangle were called a circle, a circlea point, a point a triangle and a triangle asquare, the shape of a wheel is
(A) Rectangle (B) Circle
(C) Point (D) Triangle
30. 5472 = 9, 6342 = 6, 7584 = 6�;+'�,�
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34. Manisha is eleventh from either end of arow of girls. How many girls are there inthat row ?
(A) 19 (B) 20
(C) 21 (D) 22
35. A student who completes any graduatestudies course shall develop three of thefollowing four essential attributes. They are(i) A questioning frame of mind(ii) Skills of survey techniques(iii) Good communication skills(iv) Sensitivity to social problems(A) (i), (ii) and (iii) (B) (ii), (iii) and (iv)(C) (iii), (iv) and (i) (D) (i), (iv) and (ii)
36. There are 600 students in a college. 325are boys and 275 are girls, eachrepresented by a big circle, out of which50 boys and 40 girls are from rural areas,represented by a small circle. Which of thefollowing diagram best represents thedistribution in the college ?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
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36. Data in tables of a research report show
that 20 out of 60 students in the first year
of B.A. class of a college are girls. On a
particular day of visit it is observed that 12
students are absent of whom 08 are girls.
Attendance behaviour is poorer among girls
than others. This observation is a case of
(A) Deductive logic
(B) Transductive logic
(C) Inductive logic
(D) Inferential logic
37. Which of the following sources of data
can be classified as a primary source of
data ?
(A) Data available in UGC reports
(B) Data collected by interviews of UGC
experts
(C) Data available from socio-cultural
tables of census of India, 2011
(D) Data on Educated unemployment
available in Directorate of
Employment and Training
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standard measure engaged for validation
of data in
(A) Historical Research
(B) Philosophical Research
(C) Descriptive Research
(D) Experimental Research
39. Identify the parameter which does not
measure central tendency among the
following parameters
(A) Statistical mean
(B) Arithmetic mean
(C) Mode
(D) Average deviation
40. Which of the following is not a measure of
dispersion ?
(A) Quartile Deviation
(B) Standard Deviation
(C) Kurtosis
(D) Chi-square
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41. The Universe for a research studycomprises of 60000 students from ruraland urban colleges, boys and girls,students of various social groups. Identifythe best method of sampling.
(A) Purposive sampling
(B) Stratified sampling
(C) Quota sampling
(D) Stratified random sampling
42. Identify the verbal test from the givenstandard tests used in educationalresearch
(A) Make a Picture Story Test (MAPS)
(B) Koh’s Block Design Test
(C) Attitude scale
(D) Raven’s Progressive Matrices
43. Match the following activities :
I II
(a) Print media (p) KuchipudiDance
(b) Electronic (q) Telugumedia News Paper
(c) Folk media (r) Tele conferencing
by IGNOU
(d) Mass media (s) Street plays
(A) (aq) (br) (cs) (dp)
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44. 2 GB RAM, 3MB RAM, are common terms
used while checking on the efficiency of a
computer. RAM means
(A) Read All Materials
(B) Random Access Materials
(C) Random Access Memory
(D) Reliable Access Memory
45. You need to send an executive summary
of 12 pages of a report of 120 pages on
ICT in college education to 20 experts in
the field by E-Mail. Identify the appropriate
sequence from the following steps
(i) E-Mail Id
(ii) Attachment
(iii) Send
(iv) Compose
(A) (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv)
(B) (iv) , (i), (ii) and (iii)
(C) (iii), (iv), (i) and (ii)
(D) (iv), (ii), (i) and (iii)
46. Information Technology is the generic
name performing the following functions
(A) Data storage
(B) Data retrieval
(C) Data communication
(D) All of above
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47. Information is stored in a computer in
(A) Random Access Memory
(B) CD-ROM
(C) Read Only Memory
(D) All of above
48. The best economic method of Data
Processing is
(A) Batch processing
(B) Transaction processing
(C) Distributed processing
(D) Real time processing
49. Of the total energy consumption in India,
domestic consumption is in the range of
(A) 10 to 15 percent
(B) 25 to 40 percent
(C) 40 to 60 percent
(D) 60 to 70 percent
50. Identify from the following the disease
which is independent of pollution
(A) Tuberculosis
(B) Bronchitis
(C) Peptic ulcer
(D) Gastroenteritis
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51. Identify the fossil fuels from the followingcontributors to global warming(i) Coal(ii) Oil(iii) Gas(iv) Bio-waste
(A) (i), (ii) and (iii)
(B) (ii), (iii) and (iv)
(C) (iii), (iv) and (i)
(D) (i), (ii) and (iv)
52. Match the following :
I II
(a) Hydro-Electric (p) Depletingsource of source ofEnergy raw material
(b) Solar Energy (q) Expensive perunit cost
(c) Thermal Energy (r) Difficult to getraw materials
(d) Nuclear Energy (s) Sustainablesource
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(B) (ar) (bs) (cp) (dq)
(C) (aq) (bs) (cp) (dr)
(D) (ar) (bp) (cs) (dq)
53. Identify the chief sources of pollution fromthe following :
(A) Autorickshaws, lorries and coaloperated trains
(B) Food, air and water
(C) Uncovered sewage tracks, tank-bedsof stagnant ponds and public wells
(D) Hotels, hospitals and cremationgrounds
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54. The slogan ‘A tree for each child’ wascoined for
(A) Social Forestry Programme
(B) Clean Air Programme
(C) Social Conservation Programme
(D) Environmental Protection Programme
55. Identify any three common problems ofdistance education courses from thefollowing :
(i) Study materials are not easilyavailable
(ii) Study centres are not adequatelyequipped
(iii) Academic guidance and counsellingby expert teams is inadequate
(iv) There is no regular personal contactwith teachers
(A) (i), (ii) and (iii)
(B) (ii), (iii) and (iv)
(C) (iii), (iv) and (i)
(D) (i), (ii) and (iv)
56. Corporate Governance in HigherEducation means
(A) Governance of Colleges/Universitiesby Corporate Houses (industries)
(B) Participation of university faculty ingovernance of Colleges/Universities
(C) Inclusion of Corporate Houses asmembers on governing councils ofColleges/Universities
(D) Financing of Universities/Colleges byCorporate Houses
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57. The famous statement ‘Tolerance, Humanismand Universal Reason’ are the valuessymbolised by University Education wasmade by
(A) Mahatma Gandhi
(B) Dr. D.C. Kothari
(C) Jawaharlal Nehru
(D) Rabindranath Tagore
58. Identify the pure discipline of knowledgeas against applied disciplines
(A) Medical Education
(B) Technical Education
(C) Management Education
(D) General Education
59. ICSSR means
(A) Indian Centre for Science and SocietyResearch
(B) Indian Council of Social SciencesResearch
(C) Indian Conference of Social SciencesResearch
(D) Indian Council for Science, Societyand Rehabilitation
60. NAAC means
(A) National Assessment andAccreditation Council
(B) National Assessment andAccreditation Centre
(C) National Aviation and AeronauticsCentre
(D) National Accreditation andAccountability Council
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PAPER – I (GENERAL PAPER ) (W – SERIES)
Test Paper : II
Test Subject : PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Test Subject Code : A-16-02
Test Booklet Serial No. : ______________________
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Name : ____________________________________ Signature : ___________________________________
Paper : IISubject : PHYSICAL SCIENCES
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Number of Pages in this Booklet : 8 Number of Questions in this Booklet : 50
Instructions for the Candidates1. Write your Hall Ticket Number in the space provided on the top
of this page.2. This paper consists of fifty multiple-choice type of questions.3. At the commencement of examination, the question booklet will
be given to you. In the first 5 minutes, you are requested to openthe booklet and compulsorily examine it as below :(i) To have access to the Question Booklet, tear off the paper
seal on the edge of this cover page. Do not accept a bookletwithout sticker-seal and do not accept an open booklet.
(ii) Tally the number of pages and number of questions inthe booklet with the information printed on the coverpage. Faulty booklets due to pages/questions missingor duplicate or not in serial order or any otherdiscrepancy should be got replaced immediately by acorrect booklet from the invigilator within the periodof 5 minutes. Afterwards, neither the Question Bookletwill be replaced nor any extra time will be given.
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Example : A B C D
where (C) is the correct response.
5. Your responses to the items are to be indicated in the OMR Sheetgiven to you. If you mark at any place other than in the circle inthe Answer Sheet, it will not be evaluated.
6. Read instructions given inside carefully.7. Rough Work is to be done in the end of this booklet.8. If you write your name or put any mark on any part of the OMR
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PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Paper – II
1. If ABCD is a rectangle of size 1 X 2, thenthe angle between the diagonals AC andBD is
(A) Cos–1(1/5)
(B) Cos–1(2/5)
(C) Cos–1(3/5)
(D) Cos–1(4/5)
2. If A = ⎥⎦
⎤⎢⎣
⎡ −b3
2a has eigen values 2, 3, then
a, b are(A) 2, 3 (B) 4, 1(C) 6, –1 (D) 5, 0
3. If ∫ = 0dr.o f�
over a closed curve, then
(A) ×∇ f�
= 0 (B) ∇ . f�
= 0
(C) f�
� 2∇=� (D) f�
� ×∇=�
4. If f�
is a vector of constant magnitude, then
f�
d /dt =
(A) f�
(B) 0
(C) normal to f�
(D) k f�
5. If f(z) = 1/(1 – cos z), then the singularityz=0 is of order(A) 0 (B) 1(C) 2 (D) 3
6. If A = ⎥⎦
⎤⎢⎣
⎡ −40
21, A = B + C where B is
symmetric, C is skew symmetric, then B =
(A) ⎥⎦
⎤⎢⎣
⎡21
11(B) ⎥
⎦
⎤⎢⎣
⎡−
−41
11
(C) ⎥⎦
⎤⎢⎣
⎡−
−21
12/1(D) ⎥
⎦
⎤⎢⎣
⎡−
−11
12
7. =+++ ...51
31
1 22
(A) 4/π (B) 8/2π
(C) π (D) 2π
8. If ⎩⎨⎧
≤≤π−−π<≤
0or1
0or1
xf
xf , f(x) is expanded
in sine series as f(x) = nb∑ sin nx, then b1 =
(A) 1/ π (B) 2 / π(C) 4 / π (D) 0
9. If f(x) = x for 0 ≤ x ≤ 2, f(x) is expanded in
Fourier series, then the constant term in
the series is
(A) 0 (B) 1
(C) 2 (D) 3
10. y ′′ + y= sin2x, then the particular integral
of the solution is
(A) sin2x / 3 (B) cos2x / 3
(C) 2 /3 sin2x (D) –1/ 3 sin2x
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11. The distribution whose mean and
variance are equal is
(A) Binomial (B) normal
(C) poisson (D) uniform
12. If f(z) is expanded in Taylor series, then
the region of convergence is
(A) annular
(B) circular
(C) entire
(D) upper half of z plane
13. If f(z) = 1/(z – a), then the integral dz)z(o f∫over the circle |z – a| = 1 is(A) 2 π i (B) – 2 π i(C) π i (D) 0
14. If y′+ y/x = x, then the integrating factor of
the equation is(A) ex (B) x(C) 1/x (D) Log x
15. If the solutions of a differential equation
are nonintersecting, then the differential
equation could be
(A) exact (B) homogeneous
(C) nonlinear (D) linear
16. A particle moving under the action of
central force, the parameter which remain
constant is
(A) Potential energy
(B) Total energy
(C) Angular momentum
(D) None of the above
17. Compound pendulum is a perfectly rigidbody oscillating under the force of gravityabout(A) Horizontal axis which does not pass
through the center of gravity(B) Horizontal axis which passes through
the center of gravity(C) Vertical axis passing through the
center of gravity(D) None of the above
18. div B=0, imply that(A) Magnetic monopoles only occur(B) Magnetic dipoles only occur(C) Electric mono and dipole occur(D) None of the above
19. .Bo∫ ds = 0, imply
(A) Gauss’s law of electrostatics(B) Gauss’s law of magnetism(C) Gauss’s law of dielectrics(D) None of the above
20. Wave packets represent particles havingprecise values of(A) Momentum and energy(B) Position and momentum(C) Time and energy(D) None of the above
21. In a quantum oscillator, there is a finiteprobability of finding the particle outside the(A) Parabolic potential barrier(B) Potential well(C) Potential hill(D) None of the above
22. A nibble consist of(A) Two bits (B) Four bits(C) Eight bits (D) Sixteen bits
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23. The diffusion capacitance of a p-n junctionis(A) Inversely proportional to life time of
carriers(B) Directly proportional to life time of
carriers(C) Independent of life time of carriers(D) None of the above
24. Relativistic kinetic energy is the sum of(A) Non relativistic kinetic energy and rest
mass(B) Non relativistic kinetic energy and
potential energy(C) Sum of the squares of non relativistic
kinetic energy and potential energy(D) None of the above
25. An autonomous non conservative systemis said to be dissipative, then the vibrationis known as(A) Damped vibration(B) Un-damped vibration(C) Self oscillatory(D) None of the above
26. Lagrange’s equation of motion isdescribed by(A) Second order differential equation(B) Energy consideration not by force(C) Hamilton’s principle of conservative
system(D) All the above
27. In the relativistic generalisation of
Newton’s laws
(A) Fourth component of force and
momentum must be introduced
(B) Differentiation cannot be performed
with respect to time
(C) Both A and B are to be considered
(D) None of the above
28. Time dependent Schrodinger waveequation is not relativistically invariant, since
(A) It has first derivative in time
(B) Second derivative in spacecoordinates
(C) It is relativistically invariant
(D) Both A and B
29. Heisenberg uncertainty principle may beapplied to
(A) Determine ground state of Hydrogenatom
(B) Determine width of spectral line
(C) Prove the non-existence of electronsin nucleus
(D) All the above
30. The total energy or Hamiltonian of apoly-atomic molecule is given by
(A) Translational energy
(B) Vibrational energy
(C) Rotational energy
(D) Sum of the all the above energies
31. The Fermi energy level in a semiconductorchanges with
(A) n type doping
(B) p type doping
(C) concentration of doping
(D) all the above
32. Ideal operational amplifier has
i) High input impedence
ii) High output impedence
iii) Infinite loop gain
(A) i) and ii) are correct, iii) is wrong
(B) ii) and iii) are correct, i) is wrong
(C) i) and iii) are correct, ii) is wrong
(D) ii) is correct, i) and iii) are wrong
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33. Choose the correct options from the following:i) Weighted resistor and R-2R ladder
networks are D/A techniquesii) Dual slope and successive
approximation are A/D techniquesiii) Thermocouple and piezo-electric
devices are passive transducers(A) i) and ii) are correct, iii) is wrong(B) ii) and iii) are correct, i) is wrong(C) iii) and i) are correct, ii) is wrong(D) i) , ii) , iii) are correct
34. Identify the order of invention of thefollowing:(A) BJT, Diode, FET, Microprocessor(B) Diode, BJT, FET, Microprocessor(C) BJT, Diode, Microprocessor, FET(D) Diode, FET, BJT, Microprocessor
35. Assertion A : Ge, Si cannot be used toconstruct LEDs
Reason R : Their Eg is small(A) A and R are true, and R is the correct
explanation(B) A and R are true but R is not the
correct explanation(C) A is true but R is false(D) A is false but R is true
36. Choose the correct options from the following:
i) The maximum energy of a free electronat 0° K is E
f
ii) The average energy of a free electronat 0° K is (3/5) E
f
iii) The most probable energy of electronin conduction band of semiconductoris (½) KT above the bottom of the band
(A) i) and ii) are correct, iii) is wrong(B) ii) and iii) are correct, i) is wrong(C) iii) and i) are correct, ii) is wrong(D) i) , ii) , iii) are correct
37. SIM refers to(A) Select interrupt mask(B) Sorting interrupt mask(C) Set interrupt mask(D) None of the above
38. The storage cell in an S RAM is(A) A flip-flop(B) A capacitor(C) A fuse(D) A magnetic domain
39. The time taken for the data to appear atthe data output of ROMchip after anaddress is applied at the address inputlines is
(A) Write time (B) Recycle time
(C) Refresh time (D) Access time
40. Assertion A : The conducting walls of thewave guide confine theelectromagnetic fieldsand thereby guide theelectromagnetic wave
Reason R : When the waves travellongitudinally down theguide, the plane waves arereflected from wall to wall
(A) A is true but R is false
(B) Both A and R are true
(C) A is false but R is true
(D) Both A and R are false
41. Luminescence is because of
(A) Photons emitted while excitedelectrons drops down
(B) Knocking out of electrons by photons
(C) Photons stimulated by photons
(D) All
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42. Fluorescence occurs within(A) 10–5 s (B) 10–5 ms(C) 10–5 s (D) 10–5 ns
43. The ratio of conduction current density todisplacement current density is(A) ωεσ / (B) σεω /(C) σωε / (D) εωσ /
44. The depth of penetration of EM wave in aconductor(A) Increases with increase in frequency
of the wave(B) Decreases with increase in
conductivity of the material(C) Increases with increase in
permeability of the medium(D) Independent of all the above
45. Power radiated by an electric dipole is(A) Directly proportional to the square of
the frequency(B) Inversely proportional to the square of
the frequency(C) Directly proportional to the fourth
power of the frequency(D) Inversely proportional to the third
power of the frequency46. Superposition of two circularly polarised
lights having same frequency andamplitude but rotating in oppositedirections give rise to(A) Circularly polarised light(B) Elliptically polarised light(C) Plane polarised light(D) Randomly polarized light
47. When plane polarised EM wavepropagates between two parallelconducting platesI) Tangential component of the electric
field must be zero at all points on the wallII) Tangential component of magnetic
field must be zero at all points on the wall(A) I is wrong and II is correct(B) II is wrong and I is correct(C) Both I and II are wrong(D) Both I and II are correct
48. If Vp , Vg and C are phase velocity, group
velocity and free space velocity of
EM wave then
(A) Vp > V
g
(B) Vp < V
g
(C) (Vp) ( V
g) = C
(D) (Vp) (V
g) = C2
49. Choose the correct options from the
following:
I) Stationary charge produces electric
field
II) Moving charge produces magnetic
field
III) Change in electric field does not
produce magnetic field
(A) I) and II) are correct, III) is wrong
(B) II) and III) are correct, I) is wrong
(C) I) and III) are wrong and II) is correct
(D) I) , II) , III) are correct
50. The magnetic field produced by a wire
bent in the form of a parabola carrying
current I at its focus, given that d is the
distance from the focus to the apex is
(A) 0μ NI/L
(B) 0μ I/2 π d
(C) 0μ I/4 d
(D) 0μ I/4 π d
μ
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10 D 35 A11 C 36 D12 B 37 C13 A 38 B14 B 39 D15 D 40 B16 C 41 A17 A 42 B18 B 43 A19 B 44 B20 B 45 C21 A 46 C22 B 47 B23 B 48 D24 A 49 A25 A 50 C
PHYSICAL SCIENCES PAPER II(SUBJECT CODE- 16)
Test Paper : III
Test Subject : PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Test Subject Code : A-16-03
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1. For second order differential equation
L (y) = f (x), Green’s function is G (x, t). Then
(A) L(G) = f
(B) t)(x,G′ is discontinuous at x = t
(C) G exists for IVP
(D) ∫= dt)G(Ly
2. One dimensional wave equation in x, t
admits a solution which is
(A) Oscillating in t and x
(B) Oscillating in x and exponential in t
(C) Oscillating in t and exponential in x
(D) Exponential in x and t
3. One dimensional heat conduction
equation 2
2
x
uk
t
u
∂∂=
∂∂
admits a solution
which is
(A) Oscillating in t and exponential in x
(B) Exponential in t, oscillating in x
(C) Exponential in x and t
(D) Oscillating in x and t
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4. The iterative scheme for square root of a
number N in x = √N is xn+1 =
(A) ½ ( )nx/1N +
(B) ½ ( )nn x/Nx +
(C) ½ ( )nn x/N2x −
(D) xn − 2N/x
n
5. If at x = 0, 1, 2, 3 and y is estimated by
Lagrangian interpolation, then Lagrangian
function for x = 3 is
(A) ½ x(x − 1)(x − 2)
(B) − (x − 1)(x − 2)(x − 3)/6
(C) x(x − 1)(x − 2)/6
(D) x(x − 1)(x − 2)(x − 3)/6
6. By Simpson’s one third formula,
Quadrature =∫2
0
x
xydx
(A) 2h ( ) 3yy4y 210 +−
(B) h( ) 3yy4y 210 +−
(C) h( ) 3yy4y 210 ++
(D) h( ) 3yy2y 210 ++
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7. The solution of dy/dx = f (x, y) with y (x0) = y0
by Runge Kutta 4th order method at x = x1
is y1 =
(A) y0 − ¼ ( )4321 kk2k2k +−−
(B) y0 + ( ) 6kk2k2k 4321 +++
(C) y0 + ¼ ( )4321 kk2k2k +−−
(D) y0 + ( ) 3kkkk 4321 +−−
8. If y1 = 2, y2 = 4, y3 = 5, the second order
approximation at x = x2 (for h= ½ ) for
dy/dx =
(A) 12
(B) 9
(C) ¾
(D) 3
9. If x,yy =−′′ the appropriate difference
scheme at x = xi is
(A) yi + 1
− (2 + h2) yi + y
i − 1 = h2x
i
(B) yi + 1
− (1 + 2h2) yi + y
i − 1 = h2x
i
(C) yi + 1
− 2yi + (1 + 2h) y
i − 1 = h2x
i
(D) yi + 1
− 2h2 yi + y
i − 1 = x
i
10. The partial differential equation
Auxx + Buxy + Cuyy = f is elliptic if
(A) B2 − 4AC > 0
(B) B2 − 4AC = 0
(C) B2 − 4AC < 0
(D) B2 − 4AC = complex
11. If the quantities iA in ix frame are related
to quantities Aj in xj frame by the relation
ji Axjix
A∂∂= , then Ai are called
(A) covariant
(B) contravariant
(C) metric tensors
(D) hyper variant
12. If Aij is symmetric then the number of
independent quantities are
(A) n(n − 1)
(B) ¼ n(2n +1)
(C) ½ n(n − 1)
(D) ½ n(n + 1)
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16. According to the Landau theory on
diamagnetism, the diamagnetic
contribution arises due to
(A) spinning motion of electrons
(B) orbital motion of electrons
(C) collective ordering of spins of parallel
electrons
(D) none of the above
17. A photon in a definite spin state
corresponds to a plane electromagnetic
wave with
(A) only right circularly polarized
(B) only left circularly polarized
(C) either right or left circularly polarized
(D) zero momentum
18. Since photons obey BE statistics
(A) they are distinguishable
(B) they are indistinguishable
(C) there can not be number of photons
with same ‘k’(wave vector) and ‘e’
(polarization vector)
(D) none of the above
13. The change from non-ferromagnetic state
to ferromagnetic state is associated with
(A) Phase transition of the first kind
(B) Phase transition of the second kind
(C) No change in the symmetry of the
lattice
(D) No phase transition
14. The theory of co-operative phenomena, by
including all interactions in three
dimensional system is
(A) very easy
(B) very complicated
(C) neither easy nor complicated
(D) neither of the above three
15. A linear Ising chain of spins is not
ferromagnetic because it can be easily
broken. A single break of chain increases
the energy by (where E is the energy of
interaction between spins)
(A) 2E
(B) 4E
(C) 6E
(D) 8E
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19. Bose Einstein condensations of
thermodynamic manifestations follows
(A) Second order phase transition
(B) First order phase transition
(C) Neither first order nor second order
phase transition
(D) None of the above
20. A very small particle immersed in liquid
having Brownian motion exhibits a
random type of motion due to
(A) high applied pressure on the particle
(B) medium applied pressure on the
particle
(C) variable applied pressure acting on
the particle
(D) natural thermal fluctuation of
pressure on the particle
21. A random process or stochastic process
is such that the variable ‘x’
(A) depends on independent variable in
well defined manner
(B) does not depend in well defined
manner on independent variable
(C) the variable ‘x’ takes either zero or
infinite value
(D) none of the above
22. The ESR frequency of an unpaired
electron in a magnetic field of 0.3T
( given g = 2, β = 11.274 × 10−24JT−1,
h = 6.627 × 10−34Js) in multiple of 106 Hz is
(A) 8397
(B) 2434
(C) 3126
(D) 4444
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23. Which one of the following systems will
show electron spin resonance spectrum?
(A) H (B) H2
(C) Na+ (D) Cl−1
24. In NMR experiment, a given organic
compound with two kinds of protons exhibit
signals at 50 Hz and 200 Hz using 60 MHz
spectrometer. The position of signal at
50 Hz and 200 Hz in δ -scale is
(A) 0.88, 3.33 (B) 0.2, 1.2
(C) 0.1, 0.6 (D) 1.0 , 4.0
25. The rotation spectrum for HCl shows a
series of lines separated by 20.6 cm−1.
The moment of inertia of the molecule is
(A) 2.65 × 10−47 Kg.m2
(B) 3.12 × 10−55 Kg.m2
(C) 4.0 × 10−12 Kg.m2
(D) 16.0 × 108 Kg.m2
26. The number of fundamental vibrational
frequencies in the Infra-red absorption
spectrum of H2O is
(A) 3 (B) 4
(C) 5 (D) 6
27. The planar twisting mode of vibration of
N2O4 is
(A) Raman active
(B) Raman inactive
(C) Infrared active
(D) Neither Raman active nor Infrared
active
28. Which one of the following compounds
absorb ultraviolet radiations?
(A) Acetaldehyde
(B) Cyclohexane
(C) Ethanol
(D) Heptane
29. From extinction rules for face centred cubic
crystals for the ratio of successive allowed
XRD values of h2 + k2 + l2 for FCC crystal is
(A) 1:2:3:4:5:6: ….
(B) 1:2:3:4:5:6:8:….
(C) 3:4:8:11:12: ….
(D) 8:25:34:76: …
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30. In a solid the repulsive forces between
atoms depends on
(A) repulsion between positively
charged Nuclei only
(B) negatively charged electronic cloud
of atoms only
(C) it depends both on nuclei and also
electronic cloud of atoms
(D) it will not depend on positive charge
of nuclei and also on negative charge
of surrounding electronic cloud of
atoms
31. The reciprocal lattice to BCC lattice is
(A) BCC lattice
(B) FCC lattice
(C) SC lattice
(D) it is not possible to find the reciprocal
lattice of BCC
32. The elastic scattering of x-ray photon by a
crystal is governed by the wave vector
selection rule (G is a vector in the
reciprocal lattice, K is a wave vector of
incident photon, K1 is the wave vector of
scattered photon)
(A) K1 = K + G (B) G = K
1 + K
(C) K1 = K (D) K = G
33. In the case of insulators, specific heat
of solids is dependent on its
temperature T by
(A) T3 law (B) T-law
(C) T2 law (D) T4 law
34. According to the KP model on band
theory of solids, the atoms in the
periodic lattice are positioned in the
(A) middle of the valley
(B) middle of the barrier
(C) only at the end edges of the
solids
(D) at the boundary line between
valley and the barrier
35. Calculate the frequency of AC current
when a voltage of 1 × 10−6 v is applied
across the two superconductors
which are separated by a thin
insulating layer where tunneling of
electron pair is possible
(A) 286 MHz
(B) 316 MHz
(C) 483.6 MHz
(D) 116 MHz
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36. Defect structures are produced when the
composition of an ionic crystal does not
correspond to the stoichiometric formula.
In case of FeO, the vacant cation sites are
produced usually by heating it in
(A) Zinc atmosphere
(B) Oxygen atmosphere
(C) Chlorine atmosphere
(D) Carbon atmosphere
37. Tilt angle of a tilt boundary in BCC iron
(a = 2.87 AU) with edge dislocations 7500 Å
apart is
(A) 5° (B) 8°
(C) 0.02° (D) 16°
38. Most of the liquid crystal cells used in LCD
display are of the type
(A) smetic
(B) twisted nematic
(C) cholestric
(D) none of the above
39. The binding energy of a nucleon in a
nucleus or mass defect per nucleon is
(A) minimum for medium nuclei
(B) maximum for medium nuclei
(C) maximum for heavy nuclei
(D) minimum for heavy nuclei
40. The liquid-drop model of nucleus to
emphasize nuclear structure, possible
oscillations are considered in an
(A) incompressible liquid
(B) compressible liquid
(C) viscous liquid
(D) none of the above
41. The function of a moderator in an atomic
reactor is to
(A) absorb gamma radiation
(B) slow down fast neutrons
(C) release heat energy
(D) none of the above
42. Nuclides which possess same mass
number are known as
(A) isotopes
(B) isobars
(C) isotones
(D) none of the above
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43. The concept of Dirac-Hole predicted the
existence of
(A) positron
(B) pair production
(C) electrons possessing negative energy
states
(D) all the above
44. Heavy hydrogen when bombarded with
neutrons artificial hydrogen and tritium are
formed. Tritium is composed of
(A) Proton and three neutrons
(B) Proton and two neutrons
(C) Proton and one neutron
(D) None of the above
45. All quarks possess same spin and baryon
charge, but differ in
(A) strangeness
(B) hypercharge
(C) all quantum numbers of elementary
particles
(D) all the above
46. Anti quarks do not form any part of
(A) mesons
(B) baryons
(C) leptons
(D) hadrons
47. Anti baryons consist of
(A) three quarks
(B) four quarks
(C) two quarks
(D) no quarks
48. Spin Orbit interaction is more predominant
in
(A) Heavy elements
(B) Medium elements
(C) Light elements
(D) Heavy and light elements
49. WKB approximation is based on the
expansion of the wavefunction in powers of
(A) h
(B) h2
(C) h3
(D) none of the above
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50. The unit for differential cross section for
scattering is
(A) barn
(B) steredian × cm2
(C) steredian / cm2
(D) steredian / cm3
51. The superposition of infinite number of
spherical waves gives a plane wave, the
individual waves are known as
(A) partial wave
(B) wavefront
(C) cylindrical wave
(D) none of the above
52. Relativistic wave equation provide
(A) relativistic Hamiltonian
(B) first order equation for both space
and time
(C) both the above
(D) none of the above
53. Klein-Gordon equation is applicable for
particles with
(A) zero spin
(B) spin 1/2
(C) spin 3/2
(D) spin 1
54. A relativistic wave equation which
provides a positive definite probability
density, is given by
(A) Dirac equation
(B) Klein-Gordon equation
(C) Noether’s theorem
(D) None of the above
55. The wavefunction derived from the Dirac
relativistic equation, which do not
transform as four vectors are known as
(A) Dirac’s spinors
(B) Fermions
(C) Bosons
(D) None of the above
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56. Nuclear magnetic resonance depends on
(A) orientation of nuclear moment
relative to small static applied
magnetic field
(B) orientation of the electron magnetic
moment
(C) orientation of nuclear moment
relative to large static applied
magnetic field
(D) none of the above
57. Threshold population inversion required
for oscillations of laser
i. is proportional to the spontaneous life
time of the upper level
ii. inversely proportional to passive cavity
life time
iii. proportional to passive cavity life time
iv. is inversely proportional to spontaneous
lifetime of the upper level
(A) i and ii are correct
(B) i and iii are correct
(C) ii and iv are correct
(D) iii and iv are correct
58. Assertion (A) : Even in the absence of
collisions and of thermal
motions, line broadening
takes place.
Reason (R ) : Because of the finite life
time of excited state due to
spontaneous emissions.
(A) A and R are true, and R is the correct
explanation
(B) A and R are true but R is not the
correct explanation
(C) A is true but R is false
(D) A is false but R is true
59. Match the following:
I. Doppler 1. Homogeneous
broadening
II. Four level system 2. Ruby laser
III. Collision 3. Inhomogeneous
broadening
IV. Three level 4. He-Ne laser
system
I II III IV
(A) 2 4 1 3
(B) 3 1 4 2
(C) 3 4 1 2
(D) 1 2 3 4
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60. At thermal equilibrium of temperature T,
for h/TK� B<<
(A) Number of stimulated emissions
exceeds the number of spontaneous
emissions
(B) Number of spontaneous emissions
exceeds the number of stimulated
emissions
(C) Number of spontaneous emissions
are equal to the number of stimulated
emissions
(D) Emissions does not take place
61. Q switching of laser can be done by
I. Mechanical switching
II. Faster electronic switching
III. Using saturable absorbers
IV. all the above
(A) I and III are correct
(B) II and III are correct
(C) I, II and III are correct
(D) I and II are correct
62. Ionisation Gauges can measure Vacuum
up to
(A) 10−1 to 10−3mm of Hg
(B) 10−3 to 10−8mm of Hg
(C) Up to 1 mm of Hg
(D) None
63. The temperature of a furnace is increasing
at a rate of 0.20C/Sec.The maximum
possible time constant required for a first
order instrument so that the temperature
is measured with maximum error of 20C.
(A) 4 Sec
(B) 0.4 Sec
(C) 0.1 Sec
(D) 10 Sec
64. The steady State error for unit Ramp input
in the case of instruments following First
Order Response is equal to
(A) Natural Frequency
(B) Damping Ratio
(C) Time Constant
(D) Settling Time
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65. Dummy Strain Gauges are used for
(A) Compensation for Temperature
changes
(B) Increasing the sensitivity of the bridge
in which they are used
(C) Calibration of Strain Gauges
(D) None of the above
66. How many Op-Amps are required to
implement the following equation
Vo = − Rf [ ]332211 R/VR/VR/V ++ ?
(A) 1 (B) 2
(C) 3 (D) 4
67. In the Bath Tub Curve representing the
failure rate of components/Instruments, the
Region I of the curve corresponds to
(A) Constant Failure Region
(B) Infant Mortality Region
(C) Wear Out Region
(D) None of the above
68. Which of the following circuits are used in
signal conditioning ?
I. Filters
II. Attenuators
III. Amplifiers
(A) I & II only (B) II & III only
(C) All (D) None
69. Match the following:
I. Chi-Square Test 1. Loading Effects
II. Standard 2. Recovery of
Deviation signal from
noise
III. Impedance 3. Analysis of
Matching Random Errors
IV. Lock-in Detector 4. Feedback
5. Goodness of Fit
I II III IV
(A) 5 3 1 2
(B) 3 4 5 1
(C) 2 1 3 4
(D) 1 2 5 4
70. The number of terms in semi-emperical
mass formula is
(A) 6 (B) 7
(C) 8 (D) 9
71. In a nuclear reaction p+12C → d+11C, by
proton with a laboratory energy of 10MeV
incident on to stationary 12C nucleus, the
equivalent centre of energy of proton is
(A) 9.23 MeV (B) 10.00 MeV
(C) 11.52 MeV (D) 8.46 MeV
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72. Nuclear forces have the following
characteristics:
I. Nuclear forces are saturated
II. Nuclear forces are spin independent
III. Nuclear forces are charge
independent
IV. Nuclear forces are non central forces
(A) I,III and IV are correct
(B) II and III are correct
(C) I, II and III are correct
(D) I and II are correct
73. Physical quantities that are conserved in
a nuclear reaction are
I. Energy
II. Charge
III. Spin
IV. Hyper charge
(A) I, III and IV are correct
(B) I, II and III are correct
(C) I, II and IV are correct
(D) I and IV are correct
74. Assertion (A) : Electrons reside inside
the nucleus.
Reason (R) : Nuclei emit electrons in
beta decay.
(A) A and R are true, and R is the correct
explanation
(B) A and R are true but R is not the
correct explanation
(C) A is true but R is false
(D) A is false but R is true
75. Assertion (A) : Nuclear force is very
attractive.
Reason (R) : Stable nuclei exist in
nature.
(A) A and R are true, and R is the correct
explanation
(B) A and R are true but R is not the
correct explanation
(C) A is true but R is false
(D) A is false but R is true
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