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NEET UG Minor Test 01 Overview
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Time: 3 . 20 Hours
Maxim um Marks: 72O
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sio n (2 ) Ro be rt so n
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(4) Ac tiv e dif fu sio n (3 ) Sin ge r a nd Ni co
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ac ros s the m em br 11 0. Ce ll wa ll pr es en t in
die nt, m ak ing u se of
co nc en tra tiod:n ✓ gra (1) Fu ng i
ATP i s ca lle (2) Pl an ts
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(2) Ac tiv e t r an sp ort s bo th
(4) Fu ng i an d pla nt
(3) Dif fu sio n
(4) Os mo sis 111. d e of:
Ce ll wa ll o f a l ga e ma
mi dd le lam ell a ar e (1) Ce llu los e
Pr im ary ce ll wa ll an d
ctu re wh ic h co nn ec t (2) Ga lac tan s
tra ve rse d by a s tru
jac en t ce lls a re ne ra ls lik e ca l c ium
the edc yto pla sm o f th e ad (3) Ma nn an stean d mi
c all : ca rbo na
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e
(2) De sm os om e
(3) Ga p j un c tio n 112 . tha n a l ga 0
Ce ll wa ll of pla nts ot h e r
(4) Pla sm od es ma ta ma de of:
ing inc lud ed in (1) Ce llu los e
Whkaic h of the fol low (2) Ga lac tan s
eu ryo te s ?
(1) Pro tis ts pr cti r1. ;Jr 1rf
(3) Ce llu los e, h em ice llu los e,
(2) Pla nts an d an im als pro tei ns
(3) Fu ng i lik e r;;Jfr 111 rr-
(4) Ma nnon an s an d mi ne ral s
(4 ) All of the se c arb ate
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Whic h of th e follo wing is mem bran
e 132. Ea c h milo c h o nd,i o n
boun d vesic ular struc tures form e d is a d o ubl P
by m e mb, ane boun d s tru c tur e with
the proc ess of p acka ging in th e Gol the
gi o ute r mem bra n e
appa ratus ? a nd the i" n" r
m e mbra n e divid ing i t s lume n dis tin c
(1) Vacu oles (2) Lyso some s tly
(3) Ribo some s into two aqu eo u s c o mp artm e n t s ,
(4) E R t he
inne r com p a rtme nt i s c a lle d :
(1) Stom a (2) M atrix
Whic h of the follo wing prese nt
in (3) Cyto pl asm (4) All o f t h e se
v acuo les?
(1 ) Wat er and sap only.
133. Whic h of the follo wing calle d 'pow
(2) Wat e r and exc retor y prod uct o nly. er
hous es' of the cell ?
(3) Wate r. s ap, excr etory prod uct and
(1) Plas tids
othe r mate rials not usef ul for the
(2) Mito c hond ria
cell.
(3) Ribo some
(4 ) None of the abov e
(4) More than one is corre ct
In plan t cells the v acuo les c an occu
py 134. Whic h of the follo wing pres ent
up per cent of the volum e o f the cell. in
mito chon dria of the cell?
(1) 70 (2) 80 (1) Sing le c irc ula r DNA
(3 ) 90 (4) 100 (2) Few RNA mole cules
(3) 70S ribos ome s
Wh at is t he conc entra tion of vacu oles
(4) All of thes e
as c o mpa re to cyt o plasm ?
(1) Sign ifican tly highe r
135. Mito chon dria repro duce by:
(2 ) Si gnifi cantl y lowe r
(1) Fissi on
( 3) Si m ilar
(2) Fusio n
(4 ) H i gh e r or l ower
(3) Reco mbin ation
(4) Tran sform atio n
W h i c h o f the follo wing is a mem bran e
of
v ac u o les ?
SECT ION-B
(1) ldi o plast (2) T onop last 136. Oval , sphe rical, rod-l ike or filam ento
(3 ) T h igmo plast (4) None of these us
and colou rless plas tids , usua lly fou nd
in
stora ge orga ns that are m ostly
In A moe ba t he co ntrac tile vacu ole not
is expo sed to sunl ight is :
i mpo rtant tor:
(1) Ch romo plas ts
(1) Exc retio n (2 ) Dige stion
(3) Resp iratio n (2) Leuc opla sts
(4) All of the se (3) Chlo ropla s t
( 4) More than one is corre ct
D ou ble m embr ane boun d o rgan elle s
of
c ell are/i s:
(1) Pl a stid s 137. Prote in stori ng leuco plast s is know n
a s:
(2 ) M it ocho nd r i a (1) Amy lopla s ts (2) Aleu roplast s
(3 ) Ribo some (3) Elaio plas ts ( 4) None of the s e
(4 ) M ore t han o n e is c orrec t
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ZOOLOG Y
1 1 - - - - - -- -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - 1 156. C tenophores
SECTION-A (1) Onl y p e r form ex t e rn al f e rtili zatio n
Choose the co rre ct body sym m etry (2) Only h ave indirect d eve l opme n 1
shown in t h e diagram. (3) b o th (1) and (2)
(4) h ave se parate sex es
Fig. A Fig. B
(1 ) A - Rad ia l, B - Bilater al
(2) A - Bilateral , B - Pentam e rou s
(3) A - Radi a l , B - Pentam e rou s
(4) A - Bilateral, B - Radial
coel omates wi th b ilate ral symm etry? - (A) { 13) (Cl (0)
{ I) l'lc u robrnnchia Ta pcwor111 Tacnia Au re lia
(1) Adult e chino d erms (2) l'ascio la Taocworm LivcrOukc Au re lia
(2) Aschel mi n t h es (3) l'lcu robranch ia Roundwor111 Tacnia Adam s ia
(3) Pl atyhe l minthes (4 ) r-asc iola Roundwor111 LivcrOukc Adam sia
(4) A n nelids
158. Which of the following is not a
T he first t rip l oblastic an i mal is Platyhelmi nthes
(1) Coelenter ates (1) Wuche reria (2) Taenia
(2) Pl atyhelmint h es (3) Fasciola (4) Planaria
(3 ) Aschelmint hes
(4 ) Anne lida 159. Assertion: Taenia solium belo ng to
Platyhe lminthes.
C hoose the cor rect c hara c teri s tic fo r Reaso n: Platyhelmi nthes are
f s ponges. coe lomates.
(1 ) They have a water tran s port or (1) Both Assertion and Reason are
c anal syst em . true and Reason is c orrect
(2) They are unive rsally r adially explanation of As sertion.
symmetrica l (2) Both Assertio n and Reason are
(3) T h e contai n cal c areou s spicules true, but Reason is n o t th e correct
but l ack t h e silic eous one explanation of Assertion.
(4) They are fou nd o nly in fre sh water (3) Assertion i s true, but Reaso n is
'Sti nging capsul es' o r nemato c ytes are f al se.
found in (4) Asser ti o n is false, but Reason is
(1) Se a c uc umbe r true.
(2) Sea urc hin
(3) Sea lily (4) Sea a n em o ne
160.
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th e figu r e.
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11 Pc l o pli ori (1) Inte rna l, d ir ec t, ren net t
, o1 11• l 1ii ly l!, 111,11k lhr• <0 (2) In tern al, indi rec t, flam e cell s
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111 11 11 f l l 11• o p ti on (3) Exte rna l, di rec t, n eph ridia
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w ,1 !; <;t: 1 Li o11. 180 . Mat c h the follo win g:
1•x p l.111,1t 11)11 o l ll
I CilSOn arc Col um n-I Col umn - II
('') 110 11, ,1,,. ,l ',',( 'I 11011 illHJ ari s
no L n c orr ec t /\. Asc 1. Inte stin al roun d wor m
1, ,,,. b u t 111l• , l '.t',0 11 if,
1·>. p l .111.1L10 11 o f th e ,H;:, oc Lio ,, . □. Wu c here r ia 2. Fi laria l wor m
m
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nl !> t'. D. Ph ere tim a
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(1) A- 2, B- 4, C-3 , D-1
r eae; o n ;ir e
( '1) llll t h th, , .1 <,•,c•1tio11 ,111d (2 ) A- 1, B- 2, C- 3, D - 4
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(4) A- 2 , B- 1, C-4 , D-3
l coo lon tera Le
7. ',, .. ,.. ii<•. 1yl111tl11 t.i l l 01111 o take s pl ace thro ugh
1I 1op rod u c 1ion is 181. Exc retio n
11 •111oduc <•tl L>y .i•,e xuL mal pigh ian tub ules is foun d in
(2) Mod u s,1
(1) Po l yp (2) Loc usta
n e o f the se (1) Asc ari s
( l ) llo t h (1) ,11,d (')) ('1) No ( 4) Oc topu s
(3 ) Loli go
coelom-
( ) soth statements 1 and 2 are
1 correct and statement 2 is the
correct explanation of statement 1.
( ) soth statements 1 and 2 are
2 correct but statement 2 is not the
correct explanation of statement 1.
( ) statement 1 is correct and
3 state ment 2 is incorrect.
( ) s oth statements 1 and 2 are
4
incorrect.
Which of the following represents
annelida?
(1) Filarial worm & round worm
(2) Hook worm & Pin worm
(3) Neris & Earthworm
(4) Earthworm & Hookwo rm
Answers Key
PHYSICS CHEMISTRY BIO LOG Y IBOT ANY) BIO LOG Y (ZO OLO GY )
1. (2) 51. (4) 101 . (3) 151 . (1)
2. (1) 52. (1) 102. (3) 152. (4 )
3. (2) 53. (1) 103. (1) 153. (2)
4. (2) 54. (3) 104. (2) (1)
154 .
5. (4) 55. (1) 105. (4 ) 155. (4)
6. (3) 56 . (3) 106. (4 ) 156. (3)
7. (2) 57 . (3) 107. (4) 157. (3)
8. (3) 58. (1) 108. (3) 158. (1)
9. (4) 59. (4) 109. (1) 159 . (3)
10. I (1) 60. (4 ) 110. (4) 160. {1)
11 . (4 ) 61. (4) 111 . (4) 161 . (4)
12. (1) 62. (4) 112. (3) 162.
I 13. (3) 63.
(2)
(2) 113. (2)
I 14. (4 ) 64.
163. (4)
(1) 114. (2)
15. (1) I 164. (3)
65. (1) 115. (2)
I 16. I (4 ) 165. (2)
66. (1) 116. (4 )
17. I (1) 166. (2)
67. (1) 117. (1)
I 18. I
(2) 68. (2)
167. (4)
11 8. (1) 168.
19. I (2) 69. (2) 119. (2)
(1)
I 20. I (3) 70. (4)
169. (4) I
120. (4) 170.
21. I (1) 71 . (3) 121 . (4) I
(4) I
I 22 . I (2) 72. (1)
171 . I
/4 )
I 122. (2) 172.
23 . (4) 73. 11 J
I (2) 123. (1)
24 . {3) 74. (3)
173. (3 ) I
124. (1)
I 25. I (2) 75. (3)
174. (4 )
125. (2) 175.
26. I (4) 76. (3) (4 )
126. (3)
i 27 . I (3) 71. (2) 176. (4)
127. (3) 177.
28. (1) 78. (3) (1)
128 . (1) 178.
I 29. (1) 79. (4) (3)
129. (2)
30. (3) 80. (1) 179. (2 )
I 130. (1) I
i 31. (2) 81. (2) I 131.
180. (2)
' (4 ) 181.
32 . I (1) I 82. ( 1) ( 2)
I 132. (2)
I 33. 14) I 83. I 182. (3 )
(1l 133 (2 }
I 34. I (3) I 84. (1) I
183. 14
134. 141
I 35. I (4 ) I 85 . (2 ) I 135 (1)
184 13 ,
I 36 . I (1 l i 86.
I 185. I 12 '
(2) I
37 . I (1) i
136. I (2) 186 ! 3,
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I 87 . (3) I 137 I (2)
I 38. I 4 88.
I 187. i 12
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The slope of a line is calculated by the ratio of the change in y-coordinates to the change in x-coordinates between two points on the line. A positive slope indicates the line is increasing, sloping upwards to the right, while a negative slope indicates it is decreasing, sloping downwards to the right .
Organisms classified as coelomates possess a true coelom, a cavity entirely lined with mesoderm. Bilateral symmetry means these organisms have body structures that mirror each side of a central plane, such as annelids .
The derivative dy/dx at a specific point gives the slope of the tangent line to the curve at that point. This slope indicates the curve's steepness and direction, essential for constructing the tangent line equation, which is y = mx + b, where m is dy/dx and b can be calculated using the coordinates of the point .
Aschelminthes are distinguished by a muscular pharynx aiding in feeding, and a complete alimentary canal with separate openings for ingestion and excretion, unlike Platyhelminthes, which have an incomplete digestive system .
The water vascular system in echinoderms, such as starfish, is a network of hydraulic canals used for locomotion, feeding, and respiration. It involves a system of fluid-filled tubes and structures like tube feet, controlled by hydraulic pressure .
Flame cells, seen in flatworms, function in osmoregulation and excretion by filtering fluids, maintaining internal fluid balance, and expelling waste, allowing the organism to adapt to different environmental conditions by regulating salt and water balance .
Metameric segmentation in arthropods allows for specialized regions and effective body organization for complex functions. Its absence in some species leads to less specialized body organization, which can limit functional efficiency and adaptability .
The derivative of y = sinx + cosx involves differentiating each component: the derivative of sinx is cosx, and -sinx for cosx, leading to dy/dx = cosx - sinx. These derivatives reveal the rate of change of the sine and cosine functions at any given point, critical in applications involving wave motion and oscillations .
Maximum or minimum values of a quadratic function can be found using calculus, specifically by finding the derivative and setting it to zero to locate critical points. For y = 3x^2 - 12x + 5, the derivative dy/dx = 6x - 12 equals zero at x = 2, which is a minimum since the second derivative y'' = 6, indicating the function is concave up at this point .
Separate sexes in Aschelminthes enhance genetic variability by promoting sexual reproduction, which combines genetic materials from two parents, increasing the population's adaptive potential and evolution through natural selection .