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NED UNIVERSITY Aldehydes and Carboxylic acids are formed by the oxidation of: When concentration of reactant and concentration of product are Type of bond between nitrogen and water gas:
OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY at different phase then state is known as:
(a) Alcohols (a) Ionic
(b) Ketones (a) Homogenous (b) Covalent
(c) Alkenes (b) Heterogeneous (c) Co-ordinate covalent
(d) Alkynes (c) Both a and b (d) None of these
(d) None of these

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Solid, liquid and gaseous state exist at which temperature? Atomic crystals are also known as: The volume of a gas is directly proportional to number of moles of Another name of picric acid is:
gas is the statement of:
(a) Transition temperature (a) Ionic crystals (a) Nitro phenol
(b) Triple point (b) Metallic crystals (a) Boyle’s law (b) 2,4,6-tri nitro toluene
(c) Flame Point (c) Covalent Crystals (b) Charles’ law (c) 2,4,6-tri bromo phenol
(d) Melting Point (d) Molecular Crystals (c) Avogadro’s law (d) 2,4,6-tri nitro phenol
(d) Dalton’s law

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Another name of methane is is: μ=e x d is the formula of: Na2CO3.10H2O is the formula of: Na2CO3.10H2O is the formula of:

(a) Methylene (a) bond energy (a) Washing soda (a) Washing soda
(b) Ethylene (b) bond length (b) Baking Soda (b) Baking Soda
(c) Acetylene (c) dipole moment (c) Caustic Soda (c) Caustic Soda
(d) Marsh gas (d) polarity (d) Soda-ash (d) Soda-ash

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The power of an atom to attract the shared pair of electron: The addition of HCN to carbonyl is _________ reaction. This group has 7 electrons in last shell: CH3-CH=CH2
How many sigma and pi bonds?
(a) Electron affinity (a) Electrophilic addition (a) Halogens
(b) Ionization potential (b) Nucleophilic addition (b) Nobel Gases
(c) Electronegativity (c) Electrophilic substitution (c) Chalcogens
(d) Atomic Radius (d) Nucleophilic substitution (d) Pictogens
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Which has greatest tendency to loss electrons? Which forces are present in non-polar compounds? It is a van der waal force: Which gas behave as ideal gas under high temperature and
pressure:
(a) Fluorine (a) Hydrogen bond (a) Covalent bond
(b) Chlorine (b) London Forces (b) Metallic bond (a) He
(c) Bromine (c) Dipole Dipole Forces (c) Ionic bond (b) NH3
(d) Iodine (d) All of these (d) London force (c) CO2
(d) None of these

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Oxidation number of group I-A is: 1st law of thermodynamics is also known as: Aryl halides are less reactive towards Nucleophilic A process in which H2O molecules break and react with
substitution reaction as compared to alkyl halides because ions of salt is called:
(a) +1 (a) Law of conservation of mass of:
(b) -1 (b) Law of conservation of energy (a) Hydrolysis
(c) +2 (c) Law of conservation of momentum (a) Resonance (b) Electrolysis
(d) -2 (d) Law of Constant Composition (b) Inductive Effect (c) Pyrolysis
(c) Hyper conjugation (d) Hydration
(d) Mesomeric Effect

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Cholestrol, Cholic acid, progesterone are: What will be the volume of one mole of a gas when Potassium per mangnate is in nature: Benzene hexa chloride is used in:
temperature and pressure reduced to 4 times?
(a) Vitamins (a) Acidic (a) Medicines
(b) Proteins (a) remains same (b) Basic (b) Insecticides
(c) Steroids (b) halved (c) Neutral (c) Leather production
(d) Carbohydrates (c) doubled (d) None of these (d) Cement industry
(d) increase four times

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Gold dissolved in aqua regia due to: A catalyst which increase the rate of a chemical reaction Rutherford’s atomic model tells about: What is not true for molecularity?
without taking part itself is called:
(a) Cl (a) stability of electron (a) It may have a zero value
(b) Cl2 (a) Positive catalyst (b)stability of nucleus (b) It is whole number
(c) [Cl] (b) Negative catalyst (c) Line spectra of electrons (c) Molecules involved in rate determining step
(d) NOCl (c) Inhibitor (d) Scattering of n-particles (d) None of these
(d) Promoter
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Calcite are found in: Silk is: Which of the following used in various cancers? DDT is an:

(a) chalk (a) Synthetic fiber (a) Cesium (a) Insecticide

(b) lime stone (b) Rayon (b) C-14 (b) Pesticide
(c) marble (c) Polymer (c) Strontium (c) Medicine
(d) all of these (d) All of these (d) Co-60 (d) Reagent

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Which if the following is polar covalent bond? Which of the following has strongest bond? Which of the following will loss their electron readily? Which of the following is wrong?

(a) CO2 (a) HF (a) K (a) Nucleus has negative charge

(b) O2 (b) HCl (b) Li (b) The most of atom is empty
(c) MgF (c) HBr (c) H (c) the charge of electron is negative
(d) NaCl (d) HI (d) Cl

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Hybridization explains: Hess’ law is used to determine: In the reaction K=10-4 then what happens in reaction? It is milk sugar:

(a) Shapes (a) Heat of reaction (a) Reaction moves in forward direction (a) Sucrose
(b) Shape and type of bond (b) Heat of formation (b) Reaction moves in backward direction (b) Glucose
(c) Types of bond (c) Latent heat (c) Equilibrium is reached in midway (c) Fructose
(d) None of these (d) Specific heat (d) None (d) Lactose

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For the reaction A+B  AB, the concentration of both Synonym of ‘Hike’ Synonym of ‘Fee’ Synonym of ‘Symptom’
reactants is increased 3 times, the rate of reaction will be:
(a) run (a) Punishment (a) Cure
(a) 4 times (b) walk (b) Declaration (b) Remedy
(b) 6 times (c) play (c) Money (c) Sign
(c) 9 times (d) dance (d) Devastate (d) Medicine
(d) doubled
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Synonym of ‘poised’ Synonym of ‘Confiscated’ Synonym of ‘Confiscated’ Trivial  common Tranquil  Peace
Ridiculous  non sensible Placid  Calm/at peace
(a) Balanced (a) Trapped (a) Trapped Hilarious  jolly Pace  Speed
(b) Stopped (b) Released (b) Released Foggy  blurred/Misty/unclear Stray  lost/Devious/Homeless
(c) Started (c) Seized (c) Seized Appetite  Hunger Rivalry  Enmity/Clash
(d) Finished (d) Ceased (d) Ceased Incredible  unbelievable Worthless  Valueless
Drowsy  Sleepy/Lazy Non-sensical  Silly
Blunder  Mistake/Error Remuneration  Beneficial
Amount  Money Clear  Transparent
Obscured  Hindered Important  Significant

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Reasonable  Sensible Directed  Pointed A Streetcar Named Desire is an exemplary of the American theater. Tennessee Williams' historic point work was a visit de power in its
unique stage generation in 1947 and keeps on resounding with gatherings of people furthermore, perusers today in spite of—or
1) Paragraph 1 of Passage 1 gives each of the accompanying EXCEPT 2) It can be deduced from Passage 1 that A Streetcar Named Desire

Sad  Sorrowful Harmony  Peace maybe due to—its oversimplified however layered story. A blurred Southern debutante, Blanche DuBois, lands at her sister's dingy
New Orleans flat where she is tormented by her brutish brother by marriage, Stanley Kowalski. Blanche puts on affectation of class A. a basic understanding of A Streetcar Named Desire A. was Tennessee Williams' first play
Distaste  hatred Confidential  Secret and satisfaction all through the play, in spite of the fact that inside she is hopeless and frequented by her deplorable and shameful
past. Stanley strengths Blanche to face her grievous reality with his vitriol and, at long last, his demonstration of sexual hostility, and
B. a clarification of why present day groups of onlookers associate with A Streetcar Named Desire B. is preferred in front of an audience over in print
Likely  Believable Abide  accept in doing as such, he causes her to lose her questionable hold on rational soundness. Most have contended (accurately) that the play is
about the routes the past frequents the present or (again effectively) that it is about the ways class and sexuality sway our lives.
Nonetheless, few have seen the play for what it is: a moral story for the theater itself. Before Williams composed Streetcar, the

Vivacious  Lively Rim  brink/edge theater had been commanded by acting. A brief interval in the 1930s conveyed political theater to all important focal point (acquit the
play on words), however by the 1940s, its central dramatist, Clifford Odets, had left New York for Hollywood, and the sensationalized
C. a brief plot summation of A Streetcar Named Desire C. did not have communist leanings

Achievement  Success Curb  restrain and silly type of drama at the end of the day thrived. The theater was in limbo, and Williams had a longing to bring something new to
the world. It would bring the authenticity of the political theater of the 1930s yet without the political (perused: communist) D. foundation data on the times that delivered A Streetcar Named Desire D. was not exaggerated
underpinnings. To that end, he made similar characters who talked in practical vernacular. However, to make his point that acting was
Loud  Noisy defective, he included a similarly improbable character. Blanche, not at all like alternate characters, talks dramatically, acts
overwhelming in front of an audience, and utilizations flower dialect and uplifted characteristics. Blanche is a character not to be E. the creator's fundamental contention concerning A Streetcar Named Desire
Stormy  Rough trusted. She lies about everything, and the main thing that at long last uncovered her falsehoods is reality itself: Stanley. He at long
last drives her off the stage and into the crazy refuge by constraining himself on her sexually. Furthermore, with that, authenticity
coercively
excitable  hostile
Predate  abhorrence

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2) It can be deduced from Passage 1 that A Streetcar Named Desire 3) According to Passage 1, the character of Blanche DuBois 3) According to Passage 1, the character of Blanche DuBois
Travelers ____________ their reservation well in advance
A. was Tennessee Williams' first play A. is deliberately overdramatic and dramatic A. is deliberately overdramatic and dramatic
if they want to fly during winter vacation.
B. is preferred in front of an audience over in print B. has never been to the city of New Orleans some time recently B. has never been to the city of New Orleans some time recently

C. did not have communist leanings C. is as of late hitched to Stanley Kowalski C. is as of late hitched to Stanley Kowalski a) had better to het
D. was not exaggerated D. is mercilessly genuine and honest amid the play D. is mercilessly genuine and honest amid the play b) had to better get
E. would not have been effective without Marlon Brando E. is immovably established in authenticity and rational soundness E. is immovably established in authenticity and rational soundness c) had better get
d) had better got

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Scarce  Limited Foray  Raid emissary  agent volatile  unstable savant  amateur acrimonious  smooth hypocrisy  truthfulness
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