Saturday, 31 May 2014

TNPSC Group I Exam-Previous Year Question Paper-Subject wise Analysed Questions-Science-Part 14

TNPSC Group I Exam-Previous Year Question Paper-Subject wise Analysed Questions-Science-Part 14


326.    Consider the following statements:
Assertion  (A)   :  A better treatment for loss of kidney function is kidney transplant rather than dialysis
Reason (R)               :  Dialysis cannot perform all the functions of the kidney

            Of the correct statements:
            A)        Both (A) and (R) are correct
            B)        (A) is correct, but (R) is incorrect
            C)        (A) is incorrect, but (R) is correct
            D)        Both (A) and (R) are incorrect








Answer: (B)






327.    How many bones are there in a human body?
            A)        206                                         B)        208
C)        210                                         D)        212








Answer: (A)








328.    Waterborne disease is
            A)        Jaundice                  
B)        Malaria
C)        Woophing cough                            
D)        Typhoid








Answer: (D)








329.    To which animal the world ‘ Murrah’ is referred?
            A)        Cow                                        B)        Horse
C)        Buffalo                                   D)        Goat








Answer: (C)








330.    Gobar gas contains mainly
            A)        Carbon dioxide                     B)        Methane
C)        Acetylene                              D)        Ethylene








Answer: (B)








331.    Which group of blood is suitable to all?
            A)        A                                             B)        B
C)        AB                                           D)        O








Answer: (D)





TNPSC GROUP – I Exam- 1997
(Preliminary exam-Original Question Paper)


332.    Which one of the following is NOT correctly matched?
            A)        Actinometer               -  For measuring the intensity of
   electromagnetic radiation
B)        Dynamometer           -  For measuring current
            C)        Anemometer             -  For measuring the speed of wind
D)        Atmometer                 -  For measuring the rate of evaporation
                                                   of water








Answer: (B)








333.    Which one of the following is correctly matched?
            A)        Quarks                       -  A kind of crystal
B)        Venus                         -  Brightest planet in the night sky
            C)        Nucleon                     -  Proton and electron
D)        Maser                         -  A powerful source of heat








Answer: (B)








334.    When a wave goes from one place to another it transports
            A)        Matter                                     B)        Energy
C)        Mass                                       D)        Nothing








Answer: (B)








335.    A 100 watt bulb will consume one unit of electrical energy in
            A)        1hour                                     B)        10 hours
C)        one day                                  D)        60 hours








Answer: (B)







336.    In an electric bulb, a little nitrogen or argon is introduced at low
            pressure to
            A)        cool the hot filament                       
B)        withstand atmospheric pressure
C)        prevent evaporation of the element
D)        increase brightness of the filament








Answer: (A)








337.    An artificial satellite can be tracked very precisely from the earth by using
            A)        Doppler effect                 B)        Radar
C)        Sonar                                D)        Zeeman effect








Answer: (A)








338.    Consider the following statements:
Assertion  (A)   :  In an electric bulb, the filament is in the form of a   coiled coil
Reason (R)        :  A coiled coil filament occupies less space and is therefore, not cooled significantly by the convection currents in the bulb

            Of these :
 A)        Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)
B)        Both (A) and (R) are true but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)
C)        (A) is true, but (R) is false
 D)        (A) is false, but (R) is true








Answer: (A)








339.    Match List I with List II and select the correct answer using the codes
given below:
            List I                                                   List II
            a)         Range of Audio frequency            1.  Kilo Hz
b)         Range of A.C. frequency               2.  20 Hz
            c)         Range of Radio frequency            3.  Mega Hz
d)         Range of TV frequency                 4.  50 Hz

Codes:
                        a          b          c          d
            A)        3          2          4          1
            B)        2          4          1          3
            C)        1          4          2          3
            D)        3          1          4          2








Answer: (B)








340.    The sudden fall of atmospheric pressure indicates
            A)        fair weather                           B)        Storm
C)        rain                                         D)        cold wave








Answer: (B)








341.    The commonly used refrigerant in fridges is
            A)        Ammonia                               B)        Liquid nitrogen
C)        Liquid oxygen                       D)        Freons








Answer: (B)








342.    Which one of the following layers of the atmosphere is responsible
            for the reflection of radio waves?
            A)        Troposphere                         B)        Stratosphere
C)        Mesosphere                          D)        Ionosphere








Answer: (D)








343.    Television was discovered by
            A)        Becquerel                              B)        H.J. Bhaba
C)        Bohr                                       D)        J.L. Barid








Answer: (D)








344.    On adding a little antimony to germanium we get
            A)        p - type semiconductor
B)        n - type semiconductor
C)        Metallic conductor  
D)        Intrinsic semiconductor








Answer: (B)








345.    Hydrogen bomb is based on the principle of
            A)        Nuclear fission
B)        Nuclear fusion
C)        Nuclear fusion
D)        Electrochemical reaction








Answer: (B)








346.    Match List - I with List - II and select the correct answer using the
codes given below:
            List - I                                                 List  - II
            a)         Cinnabar                                           1.  PbS
b)         Zinc blende                                       2.  HgS
            c)         Galena                                               3.  Al2O3, 2H2O
d)         Bauxite                                             4.  ZnS

Codes:
                        a          b          c          d
            A)        2          1          4          3
            B)        2          4          1          3
            C)        1          3          2          4
            D)        3          1          4          2








Answer: (B)








347.    Sodium thiosulphate is widely used in photography. Its main role in
            photographic process is due to
            A)        Reduction                             B)        Oxidation
C)        Complex formation              D)        Photo decomposition








Answer: (A)








348.    If the percentage of oxygen in a metallic oxide is 33.33%, then
            its equivalent mass is
            A)        66                                            B)        16
C)        32                                            D)        50








Answer: (B)








349.    In nature borax occurs as
            A)        Tincal                                     B)        Colemanite
C)        Tridymite                                D)        Borasite








Answer: (A)








350.    Match List - I with List - II and select the correct answer using the
codes given below:
            List - I                                                 List  - II
            a)         Tollen’s reagent          1.  Cupric acetate in acetic acid
b)         Barfoeds’ reagent       2.  Mixture of CuSO4, Sodium citrate and NA2CO3
            c)         Molisch reagent             3.  Ammoniacal silver
d)         Benedict’s solution          4.  Alcoholic 2-naphthol  and Conc.    H2SO4
                                                                           

Codes:
                        a          b          c          d
            A)        3          1          4          2
            B)        2          1          4          3
            C)        2          3          1          4
            D)        4          3          1          2







Answer: (A)

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