Quiz about GENERAL QA IN GENERAL AWARENESS

Question 1

Complete the following with connectors.1. After he seems quite intelligent _________ he often gets poor grades. (Nonetheless is used to connect two contrasting ideas.)2. This restaurant has some of the best chefs in the town. _________ their service is excellent.3. I’ve never been to Kerala ________ having friends and relatives there.4. Krishnan is a reckless driver _________ he hasn’t had any accidents.5. My sister works ten hours a day _________ she doesn’t earn much money.6. We went out __________ the cold weather.7. 1 tried to look happy _________ feeling ill8. There is no more food left. _________ there is plenty of snacks.9. Wash the potatoes first _________ you can boil them.10. I need to work hard _________ I can pass the exam.

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Question 2

Choose the best connector.1. Something must be wrong; ______Anu would go to school. (so that because of otherwise)2. ______ he is very rich he doesn’t help the poor. (Even if Although Therefore)3.  ______ the weather was windy we went for a walk. (Therefore Otherwise Even though)4. She is always helpful and friendly to mc 1 like her very much. (therefore whereas even though)5. He must be very clever; ______ he wouldn’t have passed such a hard exam. (whereas otherwise unless)6. ______ I have a bike. I don’t often ride it. (Therefore Although Unless)7. I like horror films _______ my friend prefers comedies. (unless whereas therefore)8. ______ 1 learned so much I didn’t manage to pass my exam. (Even though. So that Because of)9. You’ll be sick _____ you stop eating so many sweets. (whereas unless otherwise)10. ______ we are at the bus station by seven o’clock we will miss our bus. (Whereas Unless Therefore)

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Question 3

Madison doesn’t like work. He is ______. A) happy B) poor C) rich D) lazy

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Question 4

I opened the door and saw a DECEASED man. A) weak B) sick C) invisible D) new born E) old

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Question 5

Each ______ of the family had to take it in turns to do the washingup. A) individual B) character C) member D) person

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Question 6

Tom is very LAZY. He doesn’t like to do anything. A) modest B) modern C) clever D) energetic E) nervous

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Question 7

Don’t ______ my speech when I am talking. A) cut B) interrupt C) divide D) separate

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Question 8

A What are you boiling that water for? B ______ . A) To make tea B) For make tea C) Making tea D) Because of making tea

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Question 9

Tom is an INDUSTRIOUS boy. A) hard working B) gracious C) graceful D) huge E) lazy

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Question 10

Answer the following questions according to the text.It is to be expected-that by the year 2050 people’s eating habits will have changed beyond recognition. With a world-wide growth in population very many new mechanical and scientific methods will come into being to step up food production. There may well be an end to food as we know it today. In fact meals as we know them may become a thing of the past. Food constituents and vitamins may be taken in the form of capsules tablets and pills. The thought of these highly artificial food constituents replacing present day foods may not be very relishing but they may be the answer to food shortage and world famine. 1. It is suggested in the passage that at a not too distant date _____. A) the world will face severe famine. B) the rate of growth in the world population will have been slowed down. C) the world’s food production will decline tremendously despite the population growth. D) methods of advertising food products will change drastically. E) our traditional eating habits will have been completely replaced. 2. The author points out that artificial food _____. A) will unfortunately be deficient in vitamins. B) can be economically and easily produced. C) is not practical but it is delicious. D) may provide a solution to the problem of a world food shortage. E) will appeal greatly to the majority of people. 3. The main point emphasized in the passage is that _____. A) present-day eating habits must be preserved. B) in the twenty-first century the wide-spread use of artificial food will be inevitable. C) famine and food shortage in the world can only be overcome by reducing the population growth rate. D) artificial foods need not conflict with traditional eating habits. E) mechanical and scientific methods are indispensable for the production of vitamins.

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Question 11

The students _____ Don’t interrupt them. A) are seeming busy B) seem to be busy C) are seeming busily D) seem busily

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Question 12

Answer the following questions according to the text.A new discovery of a dinosaur fossil in Antarctica has confirmed the idea that dinosaurs lived not only in the Northern Hemisphere but in the Southern Hemisphere as well. Up until this discovery scientists had found dinosaur remains on every continent except Antarctica. This new discovery now confirms the idea that dinosaurs were distributed worldwide. If the dinosaur fossil is shown to be related to other dinosaurs of the same period in South America it will also support the idea that South America and Antarctica were once linked together. 1. It is only recently that _____. A) important scientific studies about the Southern Hemisphere have been carried out. B) scientists have been seriously interested in fossils. C) a dinosaur fossil has been discovered in Antarctica. D) some new facts about the Northern Hemisphere have come to light. E) Antarctica has been discovered. 2. One can understand from the passage that _____. A) dinosaurs at one time in the past lived in both hemispheres. B) dinosaurs were in fact more commonly found in the Southern Hemisphere. C) scientists had long since realized that dinosaurs had actually lived in Antarctica. D) the dinosaur fossil discovered in Antarctica was significantly different from those found in other continents. E) the discovery of the dinosaur fossil in Antarctica was actually of little importance to scientists. 3. It is hoped that the discovery of the dinosaur fossil in Antarctica _____. A) would contribute significantly to our knowledge of the Northern Hemisphere. B) will throw further light on the existence of dinosaurs in the past. C) would lead to further similar discoveries in the Southern Hemisphere. D) could answer the question whether South America and Antarctica were originally connected. E) will attract more scientists to this type of work

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Question 13

Never ______ a museum with as many paintings as this one. A) they had visited B) they have visited C) had they visited D) they must have visited

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Question 14

Change into a simple sentence1. A person who is industrious is sure to succeed.2. NSS students have civic responsibilities. They must discharge them.3. Anu types quickly. Anu types correctly.4. Faraday was poor and ill. Yet he did scientific experiments with a passion.5. Sneha is very arrogant. She will not apologize.

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Question 15

Answer the following questions according to the text.There can be few more depressing stories in the entire history of man’s exploitation of nature than the wide-spread destruction of whales. Whales have not only suffered untold cruelty but now face total extermination. Already entire populations have been wiped out and the only reason why no species has yet been finished off is due to the vastness and inaccessibility of the oceans. Hence a few have always managed to escape but how much longer can this go on? 1. The author points out that of all the animals in nature it is probably the whales that _____. A) have aroused most sympathy among ordinary people. B) have attracted the least scientific attention. C) alone can survive man’s hunting instincts. D) have suffered most from man’s cruelty. E) can finally avoid total extinction. 2. According to the passage if whales have so far survived it is because _____. A) they have taken refuge in the vast expanses of the oceans. B) they breed fast and are difficult to catch. C) modem man has recognized the need to preserve them. D) various measures have been taken to save them from total extermination. E) man has finally realized that nature must not be exploited. 3. In the passage the author expresses his doubts about whether _____. A) many species of whales ought to be preserved. B) the exploitation of nature can be justified. C) whales can actually survive in the future. D) man really is as cruel to whales as some people have claimed. E) there is any point in trying to preserve all species of animals.

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Question 16

Answer the following questions according to the text.Many people who have to start the day early find it difficult to wake up properly. For some of them the solutions is very straightforward they drink two cups of coffee and the feelings of the fatigue disappear. This is the effect of caffeine; one of a family of stimulants found not only in coffee but also in such drinks as tea cola and cocoa. Taken in reasonable amounts the stimulating chemical may help some people to work more efficiently. However excessive quantities can cause several irritating unhealthy side effects. Studies show in fact that more than two cups of coffee a day can cause unpleasant symptoms such as nervousness irritability stomach pain and insomnia. 1. The passage suggests that it is inadvisable for one to _____. A) drink any tea coffee or cocoa at all. B) drink more than two cups of coffee a day. C) start the day without a stimulant of some sort. D) use any other stimulant but caffeine. E) drink less than one cup of coffee. 2. Caffeine and other similar stimulants _____. A) can produce certain unpleasant side effects if large doses are taken. B) are completely harmless. C) always have a negative effect upon people. D) actually never lead to improved work efficiency. E) are so useful for health. 3. The passage points out that many people begin the day with two cups of coffee _____. A) even when they don’t feel sleepy. B) because by doing so they soon feel wide awake. C) because there is less caffeine in coffee than in tea. D) if they know the day ahead is likely to be an irritating one. E) because alcohol is more harmful

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Question 17

______ but he must also avoid any evidence of partiality. A) If you are a judge you must be unbiased B) A judge must be unbiased. C) Not only must a judge be unbiased D) Not just be punctual

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Question 18

Answer the following questions according to the text.Every summer many people girls and women as well as boys and men try to swim from England to France or from France to England. The distance at the nearest points is only about twenty miles but because of the strong currents the distance that must be swum is usually twice as far. The first man to succeed in swimming across the Channel was Captain Webb an Englishman. This was in August 1875. He landed in France 21 hours 45 minutes after entering the water at Dover. Since then there have been many successful swims and the time has been shortened. One French swimmer crossed in 11 hours and 5 minutes. 1. Swimming the Channel is not as easy as it might seem _____. A) as the distance between the two counties is far too much. B) and it always takes more or less 20 hours. C) and only two people have managed to do it so far. D) so few people even try to swim it. E) for there are very strong currents. 2. The first time anyone swam across the Channel _____. A) was in the last century. B) was when England and France organized a swimming competition. C) no one really believed him. D) he was helped by favorable currents. E) he reached Dover just before 10 in the evening. 3. The time Captain Webb needed to swim across the Channel _____. A) was unbelievably short. B) has since been nearly reduced to half C) still remains a record. D) was thought to be far too long. E) hasn’t been equaled by any French swimmer.

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Question 19

Answer the following questions according to the text.When Queen Victoria died in 1901 the world was entering a new and exciting period of change. For instance in that year for the first time wireless signals had crossed the Atlantic and in the following year an airship flew from Europe to America. Already the motor car had come into use and was making life much easier. Telephones also were becoming fairly common. Politically and economically people looked forward to a time of peace wealth and progress. In fact nothing seemed to stand in the way of such a future. 1. It is obvious from the passage that the twentieth century _____. A) opened with a decline in industrial and economic activity. B) inherited from the previous century very many serious social and political problems. C) began in a spirit of hope and confidence which was more or less world-wide. D) was ushered in by a wave of despair and discontent. E) introduced a period of economic and political unrest. 2. At the beginning of the twentieth century people _____. A) were still not fully aware of the benefits of the telephone. B) believed that technological and economic progress could not be halted. C) preferred to make their long distance journeys by airship. D) were extremely upset by the death of Queen Victoria. E) felt ill at ease in the face of so much change. 3. From the passage one can conclude that at the turn of the new century _____. A) the drawbacks of industrialization became evident. B) it seemed that nothing more could be invented. C) progress and change were to be seen on every side. D) Technological progress was hampered by an economic crisis. E) The main emphasis was on improved communications.

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Question 20

Answer the following questions according to the text.Like so many other materials in Japan paper too has come in for many hundreds of years of artistic consideration. At one period of the country’s history the paper on which a poem was written was as important as the poem itself. A thousand years ago there were whole towns actively engaged in making paper. Such towns still exist but there were also many farming villages which then as they do today made paper to earn extra income during the winter. At present about half of Japan’s farmers must add to their incomes with winter jobs. Although a large amount of winter employment is provided by construction companies some farmers continue to work at such cottage industries as paper-making. 1. It is obvious from the passage that the art of a paper-making in Japan _____. A) was such a trivial work. B) has disappeared owing to industrialization. C) was of no economic value at all in the past. D) was only practiced by the peasants in the country. E) has a long history. 2. The passage emphasizes that approximately fifty per cent of the farming population in Japan _____. A) is not satisfied with current farming policies. B) prefers town life to village life. C) engages in a secondary occupation in the winter. D) plans to give up farming and go into construction work. E) were poor people. 3. It is suggested that paper-making _____. A) encouraged the development of poetry in Japan. B) is still one of Japan’s cottage industries. C) has never been a significant commercial interest in Japan. D) has seldom been regarded as an art by the Japanese. E) and construction are the two major areas of employment in Japan.

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Question 21

_____ was obvious when she was caught with the stolen diamonds. A) If she was involved in the robbery B) She was involved in the robbery C) Because she was involved in the robbery D) That she was involved in the robbery

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Question 22

Answer the following questions according to the text.Never before in history have people been so aware of what is going on in the world. Television newspapers and radio keep us continually informed and stimulate our interest. The sociologist’s interest in the world around him is intense for society is his field of study. Indeed he needs to know what is happening in society; he wants to know what makes the social world what it is how it is organized why it changes in the ways that it does. Such knowledge is valuable not only for those who make great decisions but also for you since this is the world in which you live and make your way. 1. The passage emphasizes that whatever goes on in the world today _____. A) is quickly forgotten by the majority. B) only concerns the sociologist. C) first makes the headlines in the press. D) is of great interest to everyone. E) can easily be ignored by people in power. 2. It is pointed out in the passage that among other things sociologists are very much interested in _____. A) our reaction to their studies. B) the effect of television on education. C) the reasons for social change. D) how people make a living in the world. E) environmental problems. 3. One may conclude from the passage that the studies made by sociologists _____. A) are extremely useful both to decision makers and to ordinary people. B) are of little general interest. C) receive a lot of attention from the media. D) are primarily intended for students of sociology. E) do not adequately reflect real conditions in the world.

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Question 23

Answer the following questions according to the text.The famous Tower of London was built as a fortress by William the Conqueror. Early in the Middle Ages the kings used it as a palace; later on it was turned into a prison but only distinguished prisoners including statesmen and princes were held there. Today the Tower is a national museum where among other things the jewelry of the English kings and queens is on display. 1. It is obvious from the passage that the functions of the Tower of London _____. A) were all established by William the Conqueror. B) have always been controlled by the kings. C) have varied greatly over the centuries. D) are all of a military nature. E) have not changed at all since the Middle Ages. 2. We learn from the passage that the Tower _____. A) was not originally intended to be a fortress. B) was never a prison for ordinary people. C) is still a unique example of medieval architecture. D) was never a residence of English kings. E) functions today only as a jewelers museum. 3. William the Conqueror’s original purpose in building the Tower of London _____. A) was one of defense B) was to exhibit his valuable jewellery. C) was strongly criticized later in the Middle Ages. D) remains unknown even now. E) is still being debated among historians.

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Question 24

Answer the following questions according to the textIn an interview yesterday Mr. Wilson was questioned about the harmful effects of horror movies on teenagers. He argued that such effects were often exaggerated and claimed that other types of films were far more dangerous for young people. When asked to prove this he pointed out that horror films were often set in unreal situations and were clearly not to be taken seriously. In contrast he claimed that films showing violent crime were often set in everyday life and were therefore more damaging. 1. In Mr. Wilson’s opinion horror films _____. A) cost more than other kinds of films. B) are more popular among the elderly than among the young. C) should be banned altogether. D) are less damaging to young people that films of violent crime. E) have recently ceased to appeal to the young. 2. For Mr. Wilson the main difference between a horror film and one showing violent crime is that the former _____. A) is mainly concerned with everyday situations. B) is liked by the young and the latter by the old. C) is unrelated to real life whereas the latter is. D) is less expensive to produce than the latter. E) rarely receives any attention from the young. 3. The interviewer wanted to find out whether _____. A) young people were being harmed by horror films. B) Mr. Wilson had himself been affected by horror films. C) Mr. Wilson preferred horror films to films of violence. D) people were seriously objecting to horror films. E) the effects of crime films were being exaggerated.

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Question 25

Three girls K L M and three boys N Z and P are sitting around a table facing inwards playing cards. K and L do not sit next to each other. Z and P are opposite each other. M is sitting to the immediate right of P. If K is not between Z and M then N is not next to P. Which of the following is not an arrangement (in clockwise direction) satisfying the conditions given above?1. NK Z LMP2. PKN Z LM3. LN Z KMP4. KMPNL Z

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Question 26

Five theatres PVR DT Chanakya Regal and Maratha Mandir screen two out of ten films based on Romance Thriller Horror Adventure Children Drama Documentary History Religion and Cartoon. Each theatre exhibits only two films and allots two different slots for them wherein slot I is before slot II. Chanakya screens a Horror film in the first slot while Maratha Mandir exhibits a Historical film in the second slot. DT exhibits a thriller film in the second slot and Regal exhibits a documentary film. Drama must be exhibited only in the second slot. The children’s film and the Cartoon film are exhibited in the same theatre while the religious film is not in the first slot. If Chanakya screens a Religious film in its second slot then which of the films can be screened by theatre Regal?1. Cartoon and History2. Documentary and Drama3. Documentary and History4. Horror and Documentary

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Question 27

Which R.K. Narayan classic opens with the line His Mother Who Died delivering him and his father who was killed in Mesopotamia might have been figures in a legend as far as Sriram was concerned?

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Question 28

The half-life of a chemical reaction does not change by either increasing or decreasing the initial concentration of reactant. What is the order of the reaction?A. ZeroB. FirstC. SecondD. Fractional

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Question 29

Which Vikram Seth book of poetry has an important recreation of a fragment that pays tribute to the Babarnama?

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Question 30

This unique 10 acre sanctuary the only of its kind in the world currently has 65 of the species. Called as Punnathurkotta facility the place now has veterinary doctors and attendants. What does this palace near Thrissur specialise in?

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Question 31

Concerning safety limits and indices used in ultrasound a. The time-averaged ultrasound intensity should nowhere exceed 100 mW cm-2 b. The total sound energy (intensity dwell time) should nowhere exceed 100 J cm-2 c. The thermal index (TI) is the ratio of the power emitted to the power required to increase the whole body temperature by 1°C d. The mechanical index (MI) is the peak rarefaction pressure divided by the square root of the ultrasound frequency e. Both TI and MI must always be displayed on the ultrasound control panel

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Question 32

A one litre vessel contains 3 moles each of gases A B C and D at equilibrium. If one mole each of A and B are removed `K_(C)` for `A(g)+B(g)hArrC(g)+D(g)` will beA. 2.5B. 4C. 1D. `14`

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Question 33

Amongst the top six individual score in a follow-on effort are the exploits of three Indians in Test cricket. They were V.V.S Laxman (2000-01) with 281 Rahul Dravid (2000-01) with 180 and who against New Zealand for a heroic innings at Mumbai in 1964-65 where he scored 200 not out?

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Question 34

Regarding dual-energy subtraction a. A high kV image displays a high contrast between bone and soft tissues b. At low kV the image contrast is influenced by tissue density rather than atomic number c. Subtraction of the low kV from the high kV image improves the soft tissue contrast d. Subtraction of the high kV from the low kV image displays bony details e. This technique involves taking three images mask low kV and high kV in rapid succession

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Question 35

Concerning the reflection of ultrasound waves a. Specular reflection occurs when the size of the reflector is much larger than the ultrasound wavelength b. The angle of specular reflection depends on the differences in acoustic impedance of tissues forming the boundary and is described by Snell’s law c. For a normal angle of incidence approximately 30–40% of ultrasound is transmitted at an interface between bone and soft tissue d. The degree of ultrasound reflection at an interface between different soft tissues (for example fat–muscle interface) is up to 10% e. The echo texture of the liver parenchyma is due to scattering

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Question 36

Concerning the non-thermal effects of ultrasound a. In general non-inertial cavitation is not a big problem in ultrasound b. The risk of cavitation is increased in the presence of micro bubble contrast media c. In the presence of micro bubbles there is a risk of cavitation while scanning with a mechanical index (MI) in excess of 1.0 d. Organs at risk of cavitation-related damage in the absence of contrast media include the intestine and lungs both in the prenatal and postnatal period e. Acoustic streaming has the potential to cause tissue damage with an MI above 2.0

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Question 37

Two solids AB and `CB_2` are simultaneously heated in a closed vessel to attain equilibrium. `AB(s)hArrA(g)+B(g)`..(1) `CB_2(s)hArrC(s)+2B(g)`….(2) `K_P` for (1) and (2) reaction are `4.8xx10^(-6)` and `5.76xx10^(-6)`.If partial pressure of A at equilibrium is `2xx10^(-x)` find x.

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Question 38

Regarding dual-energy radiography a. It exploits spectral differences in X-ray attenuation by various tissues b. It may be used to produce selective tissue images c. It always requires two separate exposures d. In dual-exposure systems for chest radiography tube potentials of 60 and 120 kV are usually used e. Dual-exposure systems are prone to misregistration artefacts

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Question 39

Regarding ultrasound refraction a. The angle of refraction depends on the velocities of ultrasound in the media on both sides of the boundary b. Ultrasound traversing an interface between muscle and bone will bend towards the normal c. The critical angle is the angle of incidence at which the refracted beam travels parallel to the boundary d. Refraction plays an important role in the phenomenon of acoustic enhancement behind a fluid-filled structure e. Refraction is one of the principal causes of artefacts in ultrasound imaging

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Question 40

For the reaction at equilibrium `A(g)+2B(g)hArrC(g)` Equilibrium constants as function of temperature are K at `300^(@)C 4xx10^(-4)` K at `450^(@)C 4.5xx10^(-5)` K at `600^(@)C 6xx10^(-7)`A. Reaction is exothermic.B. On adding D(g) at constant volume reaction will move towards right. D(g) is non reactive gasC. Yield of reaction will increase on increasing temperature.D. Both 1 and 3

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Question 41

Which of the following are true regarding the linear attenuation coefficient (LAC)? a. The photoelectric LAC is directly proportional to photon energy b. The total LAC is dependent on the physical density of the material c. The Compton LAC is dependent on atomic number d. The photoelectric LAC increases as the atomic number increases e. The Compton LAC is dependent on the electron density

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Question 42

Concerning the attenuation of ultrasound a. In contrast to the attenuation of X-rays it is not an exponential process b. It is mostly due to loss of energy from the primary beam due to scattering and reflection c. In a particular medium it depends on the frequency of the ultrasound d. The attenuation coefficient of water is similar to that of non-clotted blood e. A thickness of tissue equal to the half-value layer (HVL) attenuates the ultrasound beam by 3 dB

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Question 43

Which of the following is strongest base?A. `H_(3)C-CH_(3)-NH_(2)`B. `H_(3)C-CH=NH`C. `H_(3)C-C=N`D. `H_(2)C-CH_(2)-overset(o+)NH`

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Question 44

Concerning factors influencing attenuation a. In material with a low atomic number the photoelectric effect results in complete absorption b. The energy of the incident photon must be greater than the binding energy of the electron in photoelectric absorption c. An increase in the incident photon energy results in recoil electrons with lower penetration d. Reducing the tube voltage (kV) results in less scatter reaching the film e. The kinetic energy of the photo electron ejected as a result of the photoelectric effect is not dependent on the atomic number of the material

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Question 45

Regarding the photoelectric effect a. It results in the production of Bremsstrahlung radiation b. It results in the production of scattered photons the energy of which is dependent on the initial photon energy (keV) c. X-rays passing through barium cause greater scatter than those passing through human tissues d. Ejection of a K-shell electron by an incident photon results in the production of an Auger electron e. Auger electrons are produced as an indirect result of photoelectric radiation

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Question 46

In which of the following compounds there is absence of secondary carbon.A. 2334-Tetra methyl PentaneB. 2234-Tetramethyl PentaneC. 3-Ethyl-24-dimethyl pentaneD. 3-Ethyl pentane

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Question 47

Baby Rahul has taken birth in this place and has acquired Nosocomial infections that have been potentially caused by organisms that are resistant to antibiotics. In which place has he taken birth? a) Homeb) School c) Hospital d) Laboratory

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Question 48

The polar as well as planar compound isA. `ClF_(3)`B. `H_(2)O_(2)`C. `BF_(3)`D. `SF_(4)`

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Question 49

IUPAC name of given compound isA. 3-Bromo 4-chlorhept-1-en-6 -yneB. 5-Bromo 4-chlorohept -1-en-6-yneC. 3-Bromo 4-chlorohetp-6-en-1-yneD. 5-Bromo 4-chlorohept -6 -en -1 -yne

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Question 50

Concerning Bremsstrahlung radiation a. It results mainly from filament electrons colliding with the nucleus b. It can result in photons that are equivalent in energy to the tube voltage c. It results in X-ray photons of the same energy which are dependent on the target material d. An increase in atomic number of the target material results in an increase in the energy of photons e. A reduction in atomic number results in reduced photon production

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Madison doesn’t like work. He is ______. A) happy B) poor C) rich D) lazy

I opened the door and saw a DECEASED man. A) weak B) sick C) invisible D) new born E) old

Each ______ of the family had to take it in turns to do the washingup. A) individual B) character C) member D) person

Tom is very LAZY. He doesn’t like to do anything. A) modest B) modern C) clever D) energetic E) nervous

Don’t ______ my speech when I am talking. A) cut B) interrupt C) divide D) separate

A: What are you boiling that water for? B: ______ . A) To make tea B) For make tea C) Making tea D) Because of making tea

Tom is an INDUSTRIOUS boy. A) hard working B) gracious C) graceful D) huge E) lazy

The students _____ Don’t interrupt them. A) are seeming busy B) seem to be busy C) are seeming busily D) seem busily

Never ______ a museum with as many paintings as this one. A) they had visited B) they have visited C) had they visited D) they must have visited

______ but he must also avoid any evidence of partiality. A) If you are a judge, you must be unbiased B) A judge must be unbiased. C) Not only must a judge be unbiased D) Not just be punctual

_____ was obvious when she was caught with the stolen diamonds. A) If she was involved in the robbery B) She was involved in the robbery C) Because she was involved in the robbery D) That she was involved in the robbery

Which R.K. Narayan classic opens with the line: His Mother, Who Died delivering him, and his father, who was killed in Mesopotamia, might have been figures in a legend as far as Sriram was concerned?

The half-life of a chemical reaction does not change by either increasing or decreasing the initial concentration of reactant. What is the order of the reaction?A. ZeroB. FirstC. SecondD. Fractional

Which Vikram Seth book of poetry has an important recreation of a fragment that pays tribute to the Babarnama?

This unique 10 acre sanctuary, the only of its kind in the world currently has 65 of the species. Called as Punnathurkotta facility, the place now has veterinary doctors and attendants. What does this palace near Thrissur specialise in?

A one litre vessel contains 3 moles each of gases A, B, C and D at equilibrium. If one mole each of A and B are removed `K_(C)` for `A(g)+B(g)hArrC(g)+D(g)` will beA. 2.5B. 4C. 1D. `1//4`

Amongst the top six individual score in a follow-on effort, are the exploits of three Indians in Test cricket. They were V.V.S Laxman (2000-01) with 281, Rahul Dravid (2000-01) with 180 and who against New Zealand for a heroic innings at Mumbai in 1964-65, where he scored 200 not out?

Two solids AB and `CB_2` are simultaneously heated in a closed vessel to attain equilibrium. `AB(s)hArrA(g)+B(g)`..(1) `CB_2(s)hArrC(s)+2B(g)`….(2) `K_P` for (1) and (2) reaction are `4.8xx10^(-6)` and `5.76xx10^(-6)`.If partial pressure of A at equilibrium is `2xx10^(-x)`, find x.

Which of the following is strongest base?A. `H_(3)C-CH_(3)-NH_(2)`B. `H_(3)C-CH=NH`C. `H_(3)C-C=N`D. `H_(2)C-CH_(2)-overset(o+)NH`

In which of the following compounds there is absence of secondary carbon.A. 2,3,3,4-Tetra methyl PentaneB. 2,2,3,4-Tetramethyl PentaneC. 3-Ethyl-2,4-dimethyl pentaneD. 3-Ethyl pentane

Baby Rahul has taken birth in this place and has acquired Nosocomial infections that have been potentially caused by organisms that are resistant to antibiotics. In which place has he taken birth? a) Homeb) School c) Hospital d) Laboratory

The polar as well as planar compound isA. `ClF_(3)`B. `H_(2)O_(2)`C. `BF_(3)`D. `SF_(4)`

IUPAC name of given compound isA. 3-Bromo 4-chlorhept-1-en-6 -yneB. 5-Bromo 4-chlorohept -1-en-6-yneC. 3-Bromo 4-chlorohetp-6-en-1-yneD. 5-Bromo 4-chlorohept -6 -en -1 -yne

11303.	Madison doesn’t like work. He is ______. A) happy B) poor C) rich D) lazy
Answer» Correct option is D) lazy

11304.	I opened the door and saw a DECEASED man. A) weak B) sick C) invisible D) new born E) old
Answer» Correct option is D) new born

11305.	Each ______ of the family had to take it in turns to do the washingup. A) individual B) character C) member D) person
Answer» Correct option is C) member

11306.	Tom is very LAZY. He doesn’t like to do anything. A) modest B) modern C) clever D) energetic E) nervous
Answer» Correct option is D) energetic

11307.	Don’t ______ my speech when I am talking. A) cut B) interrupt C) divide D) separate
Answer» Correct option is B) interrupt

11308.	A: What are you boiling that water for? B: ______ . A) To make tea B) For make tea C) Making tea D) Because of making tea
Answer» Correct option is A) To make tea

11309.	Tom is an INDUSTRIOUS boy. A) hard working B) gracious C) graceful D) huge E) lazy
Answer» Correct option is A) hard working

11311.	The students _____ Don’t interrupt them. A) are seeming busy B) seem to be busy C) are seeming busily D) seem busily
Answer» Correct option is B) seem to be busy

11313.	Never ______ a museum with as many paintings as this one. A) they had visited B) they have visited C) had they visited D) they must have visited
Answer» Correct option is C) had they visited

11317.	______ but he must also avoid any evidence of partiality. A) If you are a judge, you must be unbiased B) A judge must be unbiased. C) Not only must a judge be unbiased D) Not just be punctual
Answer» Correct option is C) Not only must a judge be unbiased

11321.	_____ was obvious when she was caught with the stolen diamonds. A) If she was involved in the robbery B) She was involved in the robbery C) Because she was involved in the robbery D) That she was involved in the robbery
Answer» Correct option is D) That she was involved in the robbery

11325.	Three girls K, L, M and three boys N, Z and P are sitting around a table facing inwards playing cards. K and L do not sit next to each other. Z and P are opposite each other. M is sitting to the immediate right of P. If K is not between Z and M, then N is not next to P. Which of the following is not an arrangement (in clockwise direction) satisfying the conditions given above?1. NK Z LMP2. PKN Z LM3. LN Z KMP4. KMPNL Z
Answer» Correct Answer - Option 1 : NK Z LMP The correct answer is NKZLMP. Let us interpret all the options as per the given conditions: The first option violates the given condition that If K is not between Z and M, then N is not next to P. Hence, the first option is not an arrangement (in the clockwise direction) satisfying the conditions given above. All the other options satisfy all the given conditions. Hence, the correct answer is NK Z LMP.

11327.	Which R.K. Narayan classic opens with the line: His Mother, Who Died delivering him, and his father, who was killed in Mesopotamia, might have been figures in a legend as far as Sriram was concerned?
Answer» Waiting for Mahatma

11328.	The half-life of a chemical reaction does not change by either increasing or decreasing the initial concentration of reactant. What is the order of the reaction?A. ZeroB. FirstC. SecondD. Fractional
Answer» Correct Answer - B For first order reaction, the half-life time is given as : `t_(1//2)=(0.693)/(K)` `therefore` The half-life is independent of the concentration of reactant.

11329.	Which Vikram Seth book of poetry has an important recreation of a fragment that pays tribute to the Babarnama?
Answer» The Humble Administrator's Garden

11330.	This unique 10 acre sanctuary, the only of its kind in the world currently has 65 of the species. Called as Punnathurkotta facility, the place now has veterinary doctors and attendants. What does this palace near Thrissur specialise in?
Answer» Correct answer is Elephants

11332.	A one litre vessel contains 3 moles each of gases A, B, C and D at equilibrium. If one mole each of A and B are removed `K_(C)` for `A(g)+B(g)hArrC(g)+D(g)` will beA. 2.5B. 4C. 1D. `1//4`
Answer» Correct Answer - C The vlaue of `K_(C)` does not change either by adding or removing reactants or products from the equilibrium mixture.

11333.	Amongst the top six individual score in a follow-on effort, are the exploits of three Indians in Test cricket. They were V.V.S Laxman (2000-01) with 281, Rahul Dravid (2000-01) with 180 and who against New Zealand for a heroic innings at Mumbai in 1964-65, where he scored 200 not out?
Answer» Dilip Sardesai

11337.	Two solids AB and `CB_2` are simultaneously heated in a closed vessel to attain equilibrium. `AB(s)hArrA(g)+B(g)`..(1) `CB_2(s)hArrC(s)+2B(g)`….(2) `K_P` for (1) and (2) reaction are `4.8xx10^(-6)` and `5.76xx10^(-6)`.If partial pressure of A at equilibrium is `2xx10^(-x)`, find x.
Answer» Correct Answer - 3 `{:(AB(s)hArr,A(g)+,B(g),),(,y,2x+y,K_P=4.8xx10^(-6)),(CB_2(s)hArr,C(s)+,2B(g),),(,,2x+y,K_P=5.76xx10^(-6)):}` `(2x+y)^2=5.76xx10^(-6)` `(2x+u)=2.4xx10^(-3)` `implies " " 2.4xx10^(-3)xxy=4.8xx10^(-6)` `y=2xx10^(-3)`

11340.	For the reaction at equilibrium: `A(g)+2B(g)hArrC(g)` Equilibrium constants as function of temperature are K at `300^(@)C 4xx10^(-4)` K at `450^(@)C 4.5xx10^(-5)` K at `600^(@)C 6xx10^(-7)`A. Reaction is exothermic.B. On adding D(g) at constant volume reaction will move towards right. D(g) is non reactive gasC. Yield of reaction will increase on increasing temperature.D. Both 1 and 3
Answer» Only decreasing temperature, `k_(eq)` increasing so reaction is exotehrmic in forward direction

11343.	Which of the following is strongest base?A. `H_(3)C-CH_(3)-NH_(2)`B. `H_(3)C-CH=NH`C. `H_(3)C-C=N`D. `H_(2)C-CH_(2)-overset(o+)NH`
Answer» Due to negative charge (localised) and +1 effect of `CH_(3)-CH_(2)`

11346.	In which of the following compounds there is absence of secondary carbon.A. 2,3,3,4-Tetra methyl PentaneB. 2,2,3,4-Tetramethyl PentaneC. 3-Ethyl-2,4-dimethyl pentaneD. 3-Ethyl pentane
Answer» Correct Answer - A

11347.	Baby Rahul has taken birth in this place and has acquired Nosocomial infections that have been potentially caused by organisms that are resistant to antibiotics. In which place has he taken birth? a) Homeb) School c) Hospital d) Laboratory
Answer» Correct option: c) Hospital

11348.	The polar as well as planar compound isA. `ClF_(3)`B. `H_(2)O_(2)`C. `BF_(3)`D. `SF_(4)`
Answer» Correct Answer - A

11349.	IUPAC name of given compound isA. 3-Bromo 4-chlorhept-1-en-6 -yneB. 5-Bromo 4-chlorohept -1-en-6-yneC. 3-Bromo 4-chlorohetp-6-en-1-yneD. 5-Bromo 4-chlorohept -6 -en -1 -yne
Answer» Correct Answer - B