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Building Standards in Educational and Professional Testing

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ENGLISH

Complete the sentences by choosing the most appropriate word,from the given lettered choices (A to D) below each.

1. Sensory cells _______ impulses by producing electrical signals.

A. respondingB. to respond

C. respond toD. respond

2. The first engine ______ heat to drive a machine was the steam engine.

A. made use of

B. to make use of

C. of usingD. of making use

Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly oppositein meaning to the word in capital letters.

3. SIMULATED:

A. real

B. contrivedC. unassuming

D. false

4. MONOTHEIST:

A. psychologistB. analystC. polytheist

D. physicist

Identify the word or phrase that needs to be changed for thesentence to be correct:

5. Yesterday one of the teacher was called by the principal. No error.

A B C D E

6. Ali finds it difficult to put his idea into words. No error .

A B C D E


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Choose the word most similar in meaning to the capitalizedones.

7. DESPAIR:

A. dejection

B. confidence

C. encouragementD. expectationE. hope

8. FEEBLE:

A. faint

B. strongC. vigorous

D. sane

Read the passage to answer the question 9-10

It is important that we should develop an attitude of objective and clearthinking in the study of science. It will open and enlarge our minds which

are the very soul of science. Experiments and research work have brought

about great advancement in science. Therefore, we must realize thatscience is a creative activity.

9. Objective and clear thinking make the study of science

A. Easier

B. Difficult

C. FruitfulD. Enjoyable

10.Experiments and research work are

A. Different

B. RelatedC. UnrelatedD. Opposite


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CHEMISTRY

11.The rate of a chemical reaction is:

A. determined from a balanced chemical equationB. the change in concentration of products and reactants in a

certain amount of timeC. not possible to determine experimentally

D. expressed in units of time

12.In neutralization:

A. the base is neutralizedB. the acid is neutralized

C. a salt is formed

D. all of the above

13.An alkene with 16 carbons has a molecular formula of:

A.1616

HC

B.3416

HC

C.816

HC

D.3216

HC

14.In 80 grams of NaOH, there are:

A. 2 moles of NaOH

B. 1 mole of NaOH

C. 3 moles of NaOHD. 0.5 moles of NaOH

15. -rays (Alpha) are:

A. fast moving electrons

B. protonsC. neutron

D. positively charged helium nuclei

16.Iso pentane and neo-pentane are the examples of:

A. Functional group isomerism

B. Position isomerismC. Chain isomerismD. Metamerism


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PHYSICS

17.As the temperature of a solid increases, its specific heat:

A. increases

B. decreases

C. increases, then decreasesD. decreases, then increases

E. remains the same

18.Radiation is the chief method of energy transfer:

A. from the Sun to an Earth satelliteB. from a gas flame to water in a teakettleC. from a soldering iron to metals being soldered

D. from water to an ice cube floating in itE. from a mammal to the surrounding air

19.If a vibrating body is to be in resonance with another body, it must:

A. be of the same material as the other bodyB. vibrate with the greatest possible amplitude

C. have a natural frequency close to the natural frequency of theother body

D. vibrate faster than usual

E. vibrate more slowly than usual

20.Which pair includes a scalar quantity and a vector quantity?

A. Kinetic energy and momentumB. Potential energy and work

C. Velocity and acceleration

D. Weight and force

21.A particle performs simple harmonic motion of amplitude 0.020 m andfrequency 2.5 Hz. What is its maximum speed?

A. 0.0081

ms

B. 0.0501

ms

C. 0.1251

ms

D. 0.1571

ms

E. 0.3141

ms

22.A generator produces 100 kW of power at a potential difference of 10 kV.

The power is transmitted through cables of total resistance 5 . Howmuch power is dissipated in the cables?

A. 50 WB. 250 W

C. 500 W

D. 1000 WE. 50000 W


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MATHEMATICS

23. dxx

1 = _________.

A.2

x B. xC. 0

D. Lnx

E. 22

x

24.If slopes of the two lines are equal then lines must be ___________.

A. Parallel

B. PerpendicularC. IntersectingD. Not parallel

E. None of the above

25.A complex number is an ordered pair of two _________.

A. Natural numbersB. Rational numbersC. Real numbers

D. Complex numbers

E. Both A and B

26.Lim3x 3x

9x2

= _____.

A. 0B. C. -6D. 6E. 9

27.The probability of getting the product a perfect square (square of a

natural number), when two dice are thrown together, is

A.9

2

B.

9

4

C.3

1

D.5

1

E.2

1


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28.If two rows in a square matrix are identical, the value of the determinant

of that matrix is _________.

A. Not possible

B. ZeroC. Positive

D. NegativeE. None of the above


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Answer KEYS

Q #. Right Choice

1 C

2 B

3 A4 C

5 B

6 E

7 A

8 A

9 C

10 B

11 B

12 D

13 D

14 A

15 D16 C

17 E

18 A

19 C

20 A

21 E

22 C

23 D

24 A

25 C

26 C

27 A28 B

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