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1.

Which of the following causes hard deposits in kidneys and joints when taken in excess amount?

A. vitamin A
B. vitamin B
C. vitamin C
D. vitamin D
Answer» E.
2.

Vitamin A is necessary for

A. eyes and skin
B. energy production in cells
C. healing wounds and preventing colds
D. bones and teeth
Answer» B. energy production in cells
3.

Which of the following is converted to dextrin which is used as an adhesive for stamps and as wallpaper glue?

A. cellulose
B. starch
C. glucose
D. fructose
Answer» C. glucose
4.

The pH at which methyl red changes color is

A. 7
B. 5.5
C. 3.8
D. 9
Answer» C. 3.8
5.

When a metal replaces hydrogen atom then the compound form is

A. oxide
B. ether
C. salt
D. alcohol
Answer» D. alcohol
6.

As an electrolyte, water is

A. strong
B. neutral
C. weak
D. good insulator
Answer» D. good insulator
7.

The acid used for the manufacture of fertilizers and explosives is

A. nitric acid
B. sulfuric acid
C. phosphoric acid
D. hydrochloric acid
Answer» B. sulfuric acid
8.

KOH is used in the making of

A. drain cleaner
B. antacid
C. cement
D. liquid soap
Answer» E.
9.

Which of the following is a group of several vitamins?

A. vitamin A
B. vitamin B
C. vitamin C
D. vitamin D
Answer» C. vitamin C
10.

Which of the following must be present in our diet?

A. essential amino acids
B. non-essential amino acids
C. lipids
D. proteins
Answer» B. non-essential amino acids
11.

Important sources of proteins are

A. meat
B. eggs
C. cheese
D. all of above
Answer» E.
12.

As compared to the energy provided by carbohydrates, how much energy per gram is provided by fats and oils?

A. twice
B. thrice
C. four times
D. five times
Answer» B. thrice
13.

Proteins work in the body to

A. transport and store oxygen and nutrients
B. speed up reactions
C. regulate important systems
D. all of above
Answer» E.
14.

The fourth step of sewage water treatment is called

A. primary sewage treatment
B. secondary sewage treatment
C. activated sludge treatment
D. chlorination
Answer» E.
15.

What is the first step of raw water treatment?

A. sedimentation
B. coagulation
C. filtration
D. chlorination
Answer» B. coagulation
16.

Property due to which water acts as a universal solvent is its

A. polarity only
B. ability to make hydrogen bond only
C. strong dipole dipole interaction
D. polarity and ability to make hydrogen bond
Answer» E.
17.

Which of the following is a disease in which excess of bile from the liver enters the blood and causes yellowness of skin and eyes?

A. cholera
B. dysentery
C. jaundice
D. hepatitis
Answer» D. hepatitis
18.

Which of the following is the most abundant salt in seawater?

A. magnesium chloride
B. calcium chloride
C. sodium chloride
D. sodium nitrate
Answer» D. sodium nitrate
19.

An alkane with molecular formula C9H20 is called

A. butane
B. octane
C. Nonane
D. Decane
Answer» D. Decane
20.

What is the other term used for saturated hydrocarbons?

A. alkenes
B. alkynes
C. alkanes
D. none of above
Answer» D. none of above
21.

What is the term used for the self-linking ability of carbon?

A. catenation
B. isomerism
C. Bessemerization
D. carbonation
Answer» B. isomerism
22.

The first antiseptic used in operation theatre was

A. alcohol
B. alkane
C. acid
D. phenol
Answer» E.
23.

The origin of carbon compounds is

A. non- living beings
B. living beings
C. organic
D. artificial
Answer» C. organic
24.

Unit of the equilibrium constant for N2 + O2 2NO is

A. no units
B. mol dm-3
C. dm3mol-1
D. [mol dm-3]-2
Answer» B. mol dm-3
25.

In the reverse reaction SO3 decomposes in to

A. S and O
B. S and O2
C. S2 and O
D. SO2 and O2
Answer» E.
26.

Due to the high concentration of reactants, the rate of the forward reaction is

A. lowest
B. moderate
C. highest
D. minimal
Answer» D. minimal
27.

What percentage of ammonia is given after cooling the equilibrium mixture by the Haber process?

A. 20 percent
B. 33 percent
C. 100 percent
D. 98 percent
Answer» E.
28.

Unit of the equilibrium constant for H2 + CO2 H2O + CO is

A. no units
B. mol dm-3
C. dm3mol-1
D. [mol dm-3]-2
Answer» B. mol dm-3
29.

Which of the following is used in infant foods?

A. protease
B. amylase
C. diastase
D. lactase
Answer» E.
30.

By the help of fermentation, starch is converted to

A. rectified spirit
B. dextrin
C. cellulose
D. sucrose
Answer» B. dextrin
31.

Maltose is obtained from

A. sugarcane
B. fruits
C. cereals
D. plants
Answer» D. plants
32.

Which of the following helps in the chemical transmission of images from the eye to the brain?

A. vitamin A
B. vitamin B
C. vitamin C
D. vitamin D
Answer» B. vitamin B
33.

Vitamin K is necessary for

A. eyes and skin
B. energy production in cells
C. antioxidant
D. blood clotting
Answer» E.
34.

Addition of hydrogen to ethene forms

A. methane
B. propane
C. butane
D. ethane
Answer» E.
35.

Higher members of alkynes are

A. solids
B. liquids
C. gases
D. plasma
Answer» B. liquids
36.

Higher members of alkenes are

A. solids
B. liquids
C. gases
D. plasma
Answer» B. liquids
37.

How does fluorine react?

A. explosively
B. slowly in dark but rapidly in strong sunlight
C. requires high temperature or strong sun light
D. essentially unreactive
Answer» B. slowly in dark but rapidly in strong sunlight
38.

Which of the following is used as a simple test for the presence of unsaturation?

A. red colour of bromine solution
B. Decolourization of bromine solution
C. orange colour of bromine solution
D. none of above
Answer» C. orange colour of bromine solution
39.

Excess energy is stored by plants in the form of

A. starch
B. glucose
C. glycogen
D. cellulose
Answer» B. glucose
40.

Which of the following experimentally proved that in addition to carbohydrates, fats, proteins, and minerals, certain missing factors were also required for healthy growth?

A. C. Eijkman
B. F.G Hopkins
C. Casmir funk
D. J.Watson
Answer» C. Casmir funk
41.

How many carbon atoms are contained by monosaccharides?

A. 2 to 9
B. 3 to 6
C. 4 to 8
D. 10 to 15
Answer» C. 4 to 8
42.

Which of the following is further classified as trioses, tetroses, pentoses, hexoses, etc.?

A. monosaccharides
B. oligosaccharides
C. polysaccharides
D. starch
Answer» B. oligosaccharides
43.

Which of the following is the main sugar in milk and dairy products?

A. glucose
B. sucrose
C. maltose
D. lactose
Answer» E.
44.

The human body can synthesize only

A. 12 amino acids
B. 10 amino acids
C. 15 amino acids
D. 5 amino acids
Answer» C. 15 amino acids
45.

Which of the following is not true about RNA?

A. it is synthesized by DNA
B. it has deoxyribose sugar
C. it has single strand
D. it is responsible for directing synthesis of new proteins
Answer» C. it has single strand
46.

Which of the following are long-chain carboxylic acids?

A. fats
B. oils
C. proteins
D. fatty acids
Answer» E.
47.

Cotton is an example of pure

A. cellulose
B. sucrose
C. starch
D. cloth
Answer» B. sucrose
48.

Source of palmitic acid is

A. butter
B. palm oil
C. beef fat
D. olive oil
Answer» C. beef fat
49.

Which of the following is used as common table sugar?

A. glucose
B. fructose
C. maltose
D. sucrose
Answer» E.
50.

Which of the following is a protein coded by DNA?

A. amylase
B. insulin
C. pepsin
D. lipase
Answer» C. pepsin