Saturday, 31 May 2014

TNPSC Group I Exam-Previous Year Question Paper-Subject wise Analysed Questions-Science-Part 4

TNPSC Group I Exam-Previous Year Question Paper-Subject wise Analysed Questions-Science-Part 4

76.       The disease diabetes mellitus is caused by the deficiency of
            A)        Iodine                                     B)        Insulin
            C)        Vitamins                                D)        Proteins








Answer: (B)








77.  The specific rotation, if the plane of polarization is turned through 26.4°  traversing 20cm length of 20% sugar solution
            A)        6.6°                                           B)        0.66°
            C)        66°                                            D)        6°








Answer: (C)








78.       The single membrane surrounding vacuoles in plant cells is known as
            A)        Apoplast
            B)        Symplast
            C)        Tonoplast
           D)        Chloroplast








Answer: (C)








79.       who introduced the ‘binomial nomenclature’ to name organisms?
            A)        C. Darwin                 
B)        G. Mendel
            C)        E. Mayer
            D)        C. Linnaeus








Answer: (D)







80.       Which one of the following is correctly matched
A)   Dempster’s massspectrograph      -  Mass of isotopes
B)  Cathode ray oscilloscope                -  Masses of atom     
 C)  Coolidge tube                                   -  Solar spectrum
 D) Cyclotron                                         -  Thermal conductivity







Answer: (A)








81.       The famous book ‘Cell Biology’ was written by
            A)        Odum            
            B)        De Roberties
            C)        Strickberger
            D)        Berril








Answer: (B)








82.       Amoebic dysentery is caused by
            A)        Entamoeba coil                               
B)        Entamoeba gingivalis
            C)        Entamoeba histolytica       
D)        Amoeba proteus








Answer: (C)








83.       Which of the following is a natural polymer?
            A)        Cellulose                        B)        Polystyrene
            C)        Polyethylene                 D)        Nylon








Answer: (A)








84.       The ground state energy of the electron in the hydrogen atom 13.6eV.
The energy of the state n=2 is
            A)        13.6 eV                           B)        6.8 eV
            C)        4.5 eV                             D)        3.4 eV







Answer: (D)







85.       Botanical name of Turmeric is
            A)        Azadirachta indica                          
B)        Hibiscus rosa - sinensis
            C)        Curcuma domestica                                           
D)        Ammania baccifera








Answer: (C)





TNPSC GROUP – I  Exam-2010
(Preliminary Exam-Original Question paper)



86.       Unicellular plants and animals showing Eukaryotic cell structure are included under the kingdom
            A)        Monera                                B)        Fungi
            C)        Plantae                                D)        Protista








Answer: (C)








87.       Acrosome is is made up of
            A)        Mitochondria                         B)        Centrioles
            C)        Golgi bodies                          D)        Ribosomes








Answer: (C)








88.       The Avogadro number is
            A)        6.00 X 1024                            B)        6.023 X 1023
            C)        6.054 X 1022                          D)        6.504 X 1022








Answer: (B)








89.       Viscous force is directly proportional to
            A)        temperature gradient
B)        mass gradient
            C)        velocity gradient                              
D)        change gradient








Answer: (A)








90.       The structure observed by Robert Hooke in plant cells was
            A)        Protoplasm                            B)        Cell wall
            C)        Nucleus                                 D)        Tracheids








Answer: (B)








91.       How many pairs of cranial nerves are present in shark fishes?
            A)        8                                              B)        10
            C)        12                                            D)        14








Answer: (B)








92.       The oxidation number of Fe in K3 [Fe(CN)6 ] is
            A)        +2                                            B)        +3
            C)        +1                                            D)        +4








Answer: (B)








93.       The ray which does not affect the photographic plate is
            A)        Alpha ray                               B)        Beta ray
            C)        Gama ray                               D)        none of these








Answer: (D)








94.       Cisternae, Thylakoid and Cristae are located at………., …………
and ……….. respectively
            A)        Mitochondria, Ribosomes, Chloroplast   
            B)        Golgi body, Chloroplast, Mitochondria
            C)        Ribosomes, Chloroplast, Mitochondria
D)        Chromosoms, Thylakoid, Mitochondria








Answer: (B)








95.       Which of the following is Natural Rubber?
            A)        Poyester                                B)        Polyamide
            C)        Polyisoprene                        D)        Polysaccharide








Answer: (C)








96.       The new agricultural technology can best be described as
A)        Land augmenting    B) labour augmenting
C)        labour displacing     D) both land and labour augmenting








Answer: (D)








97.       Three capacitors each of capacitance 9pf is connected in series and is
            connected to 120 V supply. The potential difference across each capacitor is
            A)        20 V                                        B)        40 V
            C)        60 V                                        D)        90 V








Answer: (B)








98.       Pepsin is secreted by
            A)        Salivary glands                    B)        Stomach
            C)        Duodenum                            D)        Small intestine








Answer: (B)








99.       Which one of the following fertilizers contains maximum percentage of nitrogen?
            A)        NPK                                  B)        Urea
            C)        Ammonium nitrate          D)        Ammonium phosphate








Answer: (B)








100.    When a ray of light is passed through …….. crystal, double refraction occurs.
            A)        Calcite                                    B)        Sodium chloride
            C)        Diamond                                D)        Zinc sulphide









Answer: (A)

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