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vapour Y: Ketchup
Y: Rubber ball Z: Rubber ball
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8 100% A/B 10 26-40% E
13 51-75% C 14 26-40% E
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85 26-40% E 86 100% A/B
40 40-50% D 45 100% A/B
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0.03, 0.303, 0.3, 40-50% D
0.33, 0.3 51-75% C 0.33 40-50% D
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24 100% A/B 34 26-40% E
48 km/h 40-50% D 50 km/h 51-75% C
 Option_4_text Option_4_im Percentage Ideal_justification
age of
correctness
Earth is revolving
around Sun and Sun is
revolving around
Moon. 26-40% E
light, sound 10-24% G
A<D<C<B 100% A/B
None of these 0% H
Subsoil 25% F
All of these
(B)-drought; (C)-flood; 40-50% D
(D)-landslide 40-50% D
abcd 40-50% D
Liquid, Solid 0% H

X: Ketchup
Y: Water vapour
Z: Rubber ball
26-40% E
3 and 4 26-40% E
Fir tree 10-24% G
(i) and (iv) 26-40% E
A and D 100% A/B
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1, 3 and
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energy 25% F
Light energy 25% F
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grow (2) and fur(3)
in in 100% A/B
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winter.
warm places; 10-24% G
earthquakes
Change from (i) do to
not.
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is vaporisation 100% A/B
6
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correct 51-75% C
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d 0% H
All of these 100% A/B
A-Motor, B-Nerve 26-40% E
HAPPY 100% A/B
None of these 0% H
East 10-24% G
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Project 0% H
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10 0% H
Banana 100% A/B
Harry 10-24% G
TUV 10-24% G
12 cm 100% A/B
\frac{5}{8} 51-75% C
\frac{1}{3} 26-40% E
CDLXXXIV 100% A/B
12 51-75% C
15 100% A/B
7200 seconds 26-40% E
90 40-50% D
60 51-75% C
89,700 51-75% C
28 51-75% C
0.3, 0.03, 0.33, 0.303 26-40% E
1360 100% A/B
48 40-50% D
54 km/h 100% A/B
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From Tasting Digestion Functions
Different 3
CBSE Class 6 Science to Digesting
Seeds and Process
Seed Foods
Dispersal of 4
CBSE Class 6 Science Seeds
Experiments Dispersal Seeds
That Dissolve 5
CBSE Class 6 Science with
A Water
Treat for Solubility
Borne in Waterand
Malaria 6
CBSE Class 6 Science Mosquitoes
Walls Tell Diseases
Their Dengue
Metamorphic 7
Types of
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Walls Tell Formation
Rocks and Rocks
Formation of 8
CBSE Class 6 Science Stories
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Nutrition Diamond
Minerals 9
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Diseases and Communicabl 10
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Blow Hot, Adaptations
and Air Habits
Dioxide in 12
CBSE Class 6 Science Blow
Blow Cold
Hot, Exchange
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CBSE Class 6 Science Blow
s of Cold Evaporation
Air and Its Breath
and Their 14
ICSE Class 6 Science Chemistry Composition Transportatio
Photosynthes Proportions 15
ICSE Class 6 Science Plant Life is n of
Wonders of Properties of Composition Water 16
ICSE Class 6 Science Air
Matter and Air
States of and Pressure
Liquids, and 17
ICSE Class 6 Science Materials Matter
Classification Gases
and 18
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Wonders of of Animals Invertebrates
Stages of the 19
ICSE Class 6 Science Air
Bones and Water Cycle Water
Reflex Cycle 20
ICSE Class 6 Science Muscles
Food and Human Body Actions
Functions of 21
Class 6 Science Health Nutrients
Energy and Simple Nutrients
Simple 22
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Life Machines
Cycles of Life Cycle of 23
ICSE Class 6 Science Animal
Light andLife Animals a Butterfly
Formation of and Opaque 24
ICSE Class 6 Science Shadow
Natural Shadows
and Objects
Volcanic 25
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Light and Volcanoes
Formation of Eruptions
Affecting 26
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Photosynthes Shadows
Photosynthes 27
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Food and is
Deficiency is
Vitamins and 28
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Adaptations Minerals
Terrestrial 29
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when they are
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temperature
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and (a)
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The main sources
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distance in meters that he walks to the bus stop. If one of them is 9,78,547, fi 25,70,709
750 meters
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correctness 1, 3, and 4 correctness 1, 2, and 4 correctness
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protein 51-75% C Amla
2 and/ energy
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51-75% C 2 and
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2 only
100% A/B 1 and 2 only 26-40% E 2 and 3 only 26-40% E
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25% F Three 100% A/B Four 25% F
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0% H BY 100% A/B FV 10-24% G
25% F Niece 26-40% E Nephew 0% H
0% H E 100% A/B U 25% F
25% F GHIZ 10-24% G JGCT 100% A/B
100% A/B Waste 25% F War 10-24% G
10-24% G West 0% H North 100% A/B
26-40% E 6 100% A/B 3 0% H
100% A/B 16 10-24% G 15 25% F
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49 cm
51-75% C XCV, XC, C 40-50% D XC, XCV, C 100% A/B
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100% A/B 11250 sq.m 51-75% C 40-50% D
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40-50% D 45 minutes 51-75% C 60 minutes 26-40% E
100% A/B 2 units 40-50% D 8 units 51-75% C
40-50% D 8 cm 51-75% C 18 cm 26-40% E
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numerical 40-50% D cm 51-75% C
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of Length and Types of Translatory on_
CBSE Class 7 Science Motion
States of Motion
Changes of Motion
(Rain nu1
CBSE Class 7 Science Water
Separation State
in of Formation)
and 2
CBSE Class 7 Science Everyday
Path to a Life Substances
Their Evaporation
Growth 3
CBSE Class 7 Science Healthy Body Functions
the Living and Food Prey 4
CBSE Class 7 Science World Webs Relationships 5
CBSE Class 7 Science Beyond Earth Stars Pole Star and 6
CBSE Class 7 Science A Journey ThroChanges of StEvaporation vs. 7
CBSE Class 7 Science Methods of Sep Separation TeDecantation vs. 8
CBSE Class 7 Science A Journey throEvaporation Effect of Humi
Venation 9 System Relationship
and Root
CBSE Class 7 Science Diversity in th How to group p 10
CBSE Class 7 Science Mindful EatingDeficiency DisVitamin and Mi 11
CBSE Class 7 Science Exploring MagMagnetic Prope Like Poles Repe12
CBSE Class 7 Science Measurement U o nits of Meas Conversions B 13
CBSE Class 7 Science Materials Aro Solubility of S Dissolution and 14
CBSE Class 7 Science Temperature
of Length andaErrors
Temperature
in Celsius
Ruler to Kel 15
ICSE Class 7 Science Motion Measurement Measurement
Condensation 16
ICSE Class 7 Science Water
Mechanical Water Cycle ,Methods
Precipitation
to 17
ICSE Class 7 Science Force and
Work Friction
Force Reduce Itand 18
pressure
ICSE Class 7 Science Pressure Relationship
Energy and force
Speed 19
ICSE Class 7 Science Energy
Introduction Motion
of Living Relationship
Hierarchy of 20
ICSE Class 7 Science to Biology
Work and Organisms
Force and Calculation of 21
Classification
ICSE Class 7 Science Pressure Pressure
Health and Pressure
and Their 22
ICSE Class 7 Science Introduction t Diseases Spread 23
ICSE Class 7 Science Reproduction
of Living Modes of AsexAsexual
Characteristic Reprod24
Microorganis
ICSE Class 7 Science Organisms
Introduction s Animal ms
Blooded 25
ICSE Class 7 Science to Biology
Mechanical Classification Types
Simple Animalsof 26
ICSE Class 7 Science Force Machines Levers
Introduction Adaptations Rainforest 27
ICSE Class 7 Science to Biology in Plants
Energy Plants
Electrical 28
ICSE Class 7 Science Energy Conversion
Changes of Energy
(Rain 29
ICSE Class 7 Science Matter State Formation) 30
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 Mental Ability 31
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 Mental Ability 32
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 Mental Ability 33
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 Mental Ability 34
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 Mental Ability 35
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 Mental Ability 36
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 Mental Ability 37
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 Mental Ability 38
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 Mental Ability 39
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 Mental Ability
MATHEMATI 40
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS Fractions and Operations on Fraction of a 41
 MATHEMATI
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
MATHEMATI Geometry Lines and AngComplementary 42
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
MATHEMATI Statistics and Measures of DRange Calcula 43
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
MATHEMATI Mensuration Area and Peri Tiling and Area 44
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
MATHEMATI Algebra Linear EquatioSolving Two Va 45
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
MATHEMATI Ratio and PropRatio and PropChain Rule for 46
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
MATHEMATI Number SysteFactors and Mu Finding Numbe 47
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
MATHEMATI Ratio and PropWork and Tim Combined Wor 48
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
MATHEMATI Number SystePatterns and Simple Growth 49
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
MATHEMATI Ratio and PropProportional DiApplying Ratio 50
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
MATHEMATI Statistics and Mean CalculatFinding the Mi 51
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
MATHEMATI Ratio and PropProportional Using Ratios 52
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
MATHEMATI Number Syste LCM and HCFFinding LCM 53
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
MATHEMATI Algebra Factorization Factoring CoValues
Substituting 54 into Expressions
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
MATHEMATI Algebra Algebraic Expr 55
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
MATHEMATI Mensuration Area and Peri Using Perimete 56
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
MATHEMATI Mensuration Area of Squar Effect of Dou 57
CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
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CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS
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CBSE, ICSE Class 7 CS Number SysteRational NumbComparing Rat 60
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translatory motion. is(Physical
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4.
3. Decantation
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4. Night blindness - Vitamin
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settles12.5at the m.bottom.
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d. The water turns opaque due to sawdust. b, c, and d only
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How many squares are there in a 6 × 4 square grid ? 45
A fruit seller sold \frac{2}{5} of his apples in the morning and \frac{1}{ \frac{1}{5}
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The heights
How of five
many tiles students
whose lengthareand145 cm, 150
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and b:cdoes
= 4:5,120
findhave?
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the x is 20.and
smallest Find x. numbers is 36,
largest 30
sum of the numbers is 72
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the product value−for
b)x+=62(pand
+ q)(2b − 3a).
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correctness but statement correctness statements correctness
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is correct 100% A/B are correct
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40-50% D change) 100% A/B change) 0% H
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Sugar and Olive oil and

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0% H water
A – Iron, B –
25% F water 100% A/B
0% H Muscles
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100% A/B snakes 0% H and mice 10-24% G
25% T, F, T, F 40-50% D F, T, T, T 0% H
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51-75% 3 and 4 25% F 1, 2 and 4 100% A/B
100% A/B 1, 3, and 4 only 40-50% D 1 and 2 only 26-40% E
100% A/B 1 and 3 only 26-40% E 2 and 4 only 0% H
10-24% G 125 cm and 1250 mm 0% H 12500 cm and 125000 mm 100% A/B
26-40% E a, b, and d only 26-40% E a, b, and c only 100% A/B
10-24% G 268 K 100% A/B 288 K 0% H
10-24% G 36.5cm 0% H 30.5cm 100% A/B
10-24% G Sound
Q, R, /S, P /
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0% H 150Pa 25% F 200Pa 100% A/B
0% H 100 m/s
Family → 100% A/B 110 m/s
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100% A/B Genus 10-24% G Family 40-50% D
10-24% G 200 pa 0% H 4000 pa 100% A/B
25% F 3 100% A/B 4 10-24%
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10-24% G 3
Dolphin, 100% A/B 4
Crow, 25% F
100% A/B Shark
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0% H Seesaw
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25% F – Rainforest 100% A/B – Desert 0% H
26-40% E 1, 2, and 3
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100% A/B B 10-24% G A 0% H
25% F N – 14 10-24% G L – 12 100% A/B
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100% A/B Viabhav 10-24% G Sumit 10-24% G
0% H 20% 100% A/B 25% 26-40% E
100% A/B North-West 10-24% G North-East 0% H
0% H 12 km 25% F 13 km 100% A/B
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10-24% G 50 100% A/B 55 10-24% G
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26-40% E 12 40-50% D 15 51-75% C
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40-50% D 13694 100% A/B 13695 51-75% C
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40-50% D 31 100% A/B 32 51-75% C
26-40% E 84 51-75% C 96 100% A/B
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40-50% D -144 26-40% E -156 51-75% C
51-75% C 252 cm² 40-50% D 216 cm² 100% A/B
51-75% C 4 times 100% A/B 6 times 26-40% E
100% A/B 7.25 m 51-75% C 7m 26-40% E
100% A/B Only6y+2
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40-50% D are correct 51-75% C correct 100% A/B
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200 m/s
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5
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CBS Class 8 Science Physical and Iron
Distance, and Its Prevention
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E
CBS Class 8 Science Motion and Ti Time
System in Speed
Heartbeat in 5
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CBS Class 8 Science Transportation Humans
Nutrition in Digestive Humans
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CBS Class 8 Science Animals System s
of Animals to Cold Climate Mechanism in 7
E
CBS Class 8 Science Climate Adaptations
Expansion of Animals
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CBSE Class 8 Science Wastewater WASTEWATER Outcomes and 10

CBSE Class 8 Science Forest Food Chains Trophic Level 11
CBSE Class 8 Science Light Reflection in S Image Format 12
CBSE Class 8 Science Electric CurrenHEATING EFFComparison of 13
CBSE Class 8 Science Motion and Ti Distance-TimeGraphical Repr 14
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25% F 38000 ft 100% A/B
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26-40% E 6 100% A/B
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ICSE Class 10 Science Gas Laws
Current Charles's law charles's
Electric current inlaw 1
ICSE Class 10 Science Electricity
Chemical charge of atoms,
Structure conductor
Bohr's 2
ICSE Class 10 Science Bonding
The Periodic atom law
Transition 3
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table elements
Least count, 4
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Motion in one Acceleration, velocity and 5
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Laws of Velocity distance
velocity 6
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Plant cell and Different 7
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Plant Animal
Animal cell organelles
tissues 8
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Anaerobic anaerobic function 9
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Newton’s SecoAcceleration
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Health and Gravitation
Communicabl Position
Vector-Borne 14
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Language e Diseases and Diseases 15
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Matter in Our Separation of Compounds
and Mixtures Differences in 16
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Properties of Boiling
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Metals and Properties Speedof Non-
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Metals 19
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Representati and Products
Different 20
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Types of Objects
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Colloidal Motion
Dispersion 22
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Fundamental Solutions
Cell Medium
Membrane 23
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Laws of Life Organelles
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Multiple 24
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Motion Laws
Distance and Blocks
Path or 25
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Separation Diagram
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Around Mixtures
Classification phy
Visibility of 27
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Fundamental Organelles – (DNA & 28
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Planetary Protein)
Points in an 29
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Distance and 30
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Animal Time
Response to 31
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CBSE, ICSE Class 10 Mental Ability 33
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Multiplying 43
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Expressions Perimeter
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Coordinate and Identities
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screw of these elements
1 mm ahead form
in twocolourless ions
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45 km,
distance
total timetravelled,
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(Take g = 9.8 m/s^2 )
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of xt mage of ation
correctness - 127 degree correctness
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4 C, 3.6*10^- 100%
40-50% 19 10-24%
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Two blocks of
mass 5 kg
and 3 kg are
tied with each
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Electric Parallel n_n
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Physics Electricity Circuits
due to Circuits
Depth on umb 1
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Physics Gravitation
Electric Gravity
Electromagne Weightof
Laws 2
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Physics Current
and tic Induction Induction
Reflection of Convex 3
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Physics Refraction Light
Power and Mirrors
Voltage, and 4
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Physics Electricity
Electric Energy
Carrying Resistance
Left-Hand 5
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Physics Current
Electric Conductor
Moving Rule 6
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Physics Current Charges Lorentz Force 7
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Physics Effect of CurreMagnetic FieldCalculation of 8
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Science Magnetic effectMagnetic FieldMagnetic
Dependence Field 9
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Science Human eye and Defects of visi of
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Resistanceand 10
Light: Image
on Shape
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Science Light: Reflecti and
Lens Formula Combination
Image Format 11
Reflection Image Characteristic
and
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Physics Electricity
and Resistivity
Formation of ofResistors 12
Resistanceby s Convex
Dimensions
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Physics Refraction Mirrors
and Mirror
of 13
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Physics Electricity
Laws of Resistivity
Conservation Conductors
Work-Energy 14
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Physics Motion of Energy
Affecting Theorem
and Pressure 15
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Chemistry Solutions
Acids, Solubility of Acids
Bases, Properties on Solubility
with 16
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Chemistry and
and Salts Acids
Chemical Carbonates
Using Mole 17
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Chemistry Equations
Classification Equations
Periodic Concept
in the Same 18
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Chemistry of Elements
Acids, Bases, Table
Properties of Period
Plaster of 19
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Chemistry and Salts
Metals Salts and Nature
and Metals Paris of 20
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Chemistry Non-Metals Non-Metals Elements
Classification Configuration Shell 21
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Chemistry of Elements of
Classification Elements Electrons
Periodic Non-Metallic 22
CBSE, ICSE Class 11 Chemistry of Elements
Acids, Bases, Trends
Properties of Character
of Brine and 23
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Identify the given circuit in which the electrical Question_01.
components
level, at the top have of been properlyare
the mountain connected
W1, W2 & png W1 <(i)W2 >
W3 respectively,
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the key is inserted Question_03. W3
zero
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order of combinations for the magic mirror png throughout
Plane, convex
from
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220
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respectively. The on
figure, force ratio
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andresistances
rod B is Question_06. 5:6
leftward
are two
the in direction
magnets respectively
as shown in : the figure The png
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along C1 to
force on the charge Q is :- png C2
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A solenoid with 1000 turns is carrying a current of 3 A. The length of the 500 Bothturns/m
(A) and
A person has presbyopia and finds that the near point has shifted to 50 cm Concavetrue
(R) are lens, -2 D
A : Image moves away from focus of convex mirror when and (R) is the
An object
What 10equivalent
cm in height is placed 20 cm in P front of in
a the
concave lens with Image distance = -3.33 cm, vi
a real is
Circumference
the
object moves resistance
away
of circular from convex
cross
between
section mirror
and Q
of wire A is equal
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following
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formed by convex mirror of real object is always png 3R/5
explanation
to the perimeter of square shape cross section of
in
wire between
B. If thepole and focus.
material and lengths of both wires are same, of (A)
then with
wire ratioinitial
of resistance of 5A m/s.
velocity of to B Find
is the Question_15. π:4
velocity of bead at point R.
(iii) Temperature png 7 m/s
(iv) Pressure
water which turned milky. It was concluded (i), (ii), (iii)
evolved is
that
6 moles of H2 is taken with excess of N2 gas. CO2.
Mass of ammonia
with atomic numbergas produced
2, 3, 7, 10 and is 30 51 gm
respectively
On exposurebelongs to moisttoairthe
‘X’same
givesperiod -
compound ‘Y’. Y =A,B,C
CaSO4·
Identify
(d) Lithium‘X’ and
and ‘Y’ and choose
potassium havethe lowcorrect option.
densities and low 2H2O
melting
number points of electrons in the outermost orbits of Only (b)
A andincreasing
their B respectively are : character :
non-metallic F< 6O and <C 3<
Li,
OnO, C, Be, F of brine solution the products
electrolysis Be < Li
Sodium and
formed
O 2 is : are Chlorine
C
3.xH y + O2 ——→
Carbon is getting COoxidised.
2 + H2O 4x + y
4.
b) Lead
Detergentoxide is getting reduced. 1 only
c)
(iii)Acidic
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(iv) baking
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(iv) slaked
b) Ethane lime (i) and (ii)
c) Propaneand But-2-ene
But-1-ene b, a, c
Propanoic acid and Methyl ethanoate 1 and 2 only
Ethanol undergoes
formation controlled
of urine involves theoxidation
following to form X. When X is oxidized furthe X =, Tubular
Ethene, Y = Methane
processes.
Which of the following plants have unisexual secretion
Papaya,
flowers?
(c) Downward movement of nutrients. Watermelon
Only (a) is
Select the correct option.
phenotypic ratio of progeny (according to 50% true tall, 50%
normal Mendelian inheritance)–
start respectively in A and B where as Dwarf
Small
completes
Which one in of Cthe
. following sets of animals produces intestine
camel and
the same substance as their chief excretory product? lizard
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In a population of 500 individuals, 80 are homozygous dominant (AA), 1600.50
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(D)
SelectChlorophyll
the correct haspathporphyrin
of sperm head with from
travels manganese at the center. How many
its site of of the→above statements are right?
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formation
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amount dissolved oxygen in water is fairly Oviduct
explanation
lowdevelops
(ii) compared to root.
into the amount
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oxygen in the air.
(ii) are, of (A)
Cotyledon
respectively
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oxygen
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these from in thethemother
propertoorder the embryo.
and select the (i) and (ii)
correct
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centralare
there nervous
six boys system
between are Raman
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then what is the value of 3 *
12 hours. What will be the true time when the 7 ? 84
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windows 1 P.M. on 6th day ?
are skies. 10 A.M.
Either III or IV
IV. Some chairs are skies.
both the hands of clock (hour hand and minute follows
hand)five
while be in straightdid
children linenotbut opposite
appear in the in direction :
examination. 6
How many children were there
How many cubes will have atleast three surfaces in the class ? 50
coloured?
If 5secθ – 2tanθ = 5, then the value of 5tanθ – 2secθ can 16
be
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DC =
KQ = CE
(4x = – 5)15 cm,
cm, QT then =∠ (5x ACE– 4)iscm, KP = (x – 1) cm and Question_60. png 30°
PE = x cm, then KI equals
and b are prime numbers, then the quadratic equation png y² – 2ycm
8 +5=
having a, b as its roots is
window of 1st house is 1: √2, then the ratio of heights of 0
the
30° houses
and 45°can be
respectively. If the bridge is at a height of 6 m 1:3
from
+ (7k the
+ 1)xbanks,
– 6 isthen width of
reciprocal ofthe
theriver
other, is then the value of 6(√3 + 1) m
k is (where k ∈ N)
such that a and b are least natural numbers, then the 7
value
2Q + 3R of 2(a= 61.+ b)
If Q is and R are prime numbers, then the x^3 –10 33x² +
polynomial whose zeroes are P, Q
represents the first and last terms of the AP and al = 40,and R can be 357x – 1287
then
a the common
constant c is added difference
to eachofobservation,
the AP can be the 1
mean becomes 22. The value
The co-ordinates of the point where the line of c is -2
2(x–
3x + y4)==1,2y(2k – 7– meet
1)x + the(k –x1)y– axis
= 2kis+ 1 (1,0)
are parallel
greater thanthen k = when p2 + 17 is divided
3. Then, 2
by 12, of
speed thetheremainder
boat in stillis water is x km/hr and 6
speed of stream be y km/hr,
then by what percent its curved area would then - x = 8
decrease
increased ?by 10, then median of the new group, 43.75%
is-
The line 12x cosθ + 5y sinθ = 60 is tangent to which of the 55
following curves
perpendicular ? line 2x + y = 1. Which of the x² + y² = 169
A bag containsto5the black & 6 white balls. If two
following
balls points
are drawn does not lie
together20^\circ} on
at random,it ? then the59^\circ}{\sin (–6, 0)
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of xt age of xt age of
correctness correctness correctness
25% F W1 =(ii)W2 = 100% A/B W1 < (iii)
W2 < 0% H
100% A/B theW3 0% H W3 26-40% E
plane and
key is same

convex
0% H removed
concave and
10-24% G direction 40-50% D
25% F plane 25% F 26-40% E
25% F 1:1
Rightward 10-24% G 10:11
Leftward 100% A/B
100% A/B direction
along C2 to 40-50% D todirection
the plane 26-40% E
10-24% G C1 10-24% G of paper 0% H
0% 1.5 * 10^-2 T, along the axis 25% 2.5 * 10^-2 T, along the axis 100%
10-24% Both turns/m
1000 (A) and 100% 1500 turns/m 25%
10-24% (R) are true
Concave lens, -1 D 0% Convex lens, +4 D 40-50%
but (R) is not
100% Image distance = 3.33 cm, rea 10-24% Image distance = 3.33 cm, vir51-75%
the correct
100% A/B 5R/2
explanation 0% H (A) isR/5 true but 25% F
25% F of (A) 26-40% E (R) is false 0% H
100% A/B 2:π 10-24% G 4:π 25% F
0% H 5√2 m/s 25% F 6√2 m/s 100% A/B
26-40% E (i),evolved
(ii) and is(iv) 100% A/B (i), (iv) is
evolved 51-75% C
26-40% E CO2. 100% A/B CO2. 10-24% G
25% F 34 gm 10-24% G 17 gm 0% H
40-50% D A,D,E 4 .
Y CaSO 25% F B,D,E
0.5H 2O 40-50% D
100% A/B Only 0.5H(b)2Oand 25% F Y = CaOCl
Only (c) and2 0% H
0% H (c) 26-40% E (d) 100% A/B
0% H Li <5 Beand< 6C < 100% A/B F< 5C and <O 2< 40-50% D
0% H O < Fand
Chlorine 100% A/B Be < Li
Sodium
0% H Oxygen 40-50% D hydroxide 100% A/B
100% A/B 4x + 4y 26-40% E 2x + y 10-24% G
40-50% 2 and 3 26-40% 1 and 2 100%
0% c<b<a 10-24% a<c<b 40-50%
40-50% (ii) and (iv) 26-40% (i) and (iv) 100%
51-75% (i), (ii) and (iii) 100% (i) and (iii) 51-75%
10-24% c, b, a 0% a, b, c 100%
51-75% 1, 2, and 4 only 100% 2, 3, and 4 only 26-40%
0% X ,=Filtration,
Ethanal, Y = Ethanoic ac 100% X Secretion,
= Methanol, Y = Formalde 10-24%
25% F Secretion
Hibiscus, 100% A/B Reabsorption
Papaya, 0% H
10-24% G Both Mustard
(b) and 100% A/B Hibiscus
Only (c) is 40-50% D
40-50% D 25% (c) aretall,true
75% 26-40% E true 0% H
25% F Dwarf C–
Stomach, 0% H 100% tall
intestine, C– 100% A/B
51-75% C Oesophagus
Man, dog and 100% A/B Stomach
Amoeba, ant 0% H
10-24% G camel 100% A/B and antelope 0% H
100% Herbivore → Producer → Ca10-24% Decomposer → Producer → H 0%
10-24% 0.60 100% 0.75 10-24%
0% 3 Uterus → 10-24% 2 Fallopian 100%
26-40% E Oviduct
explanation 100% A/B (A) istube
true but 10-24% G
100% A/B of (A)and
Radicle 51-75% C (R) is false
Cotyledon 26-40% E
26-40% E plumule 25% F and plumule 10-24% G
26-40% E (ii) and (iii) 100% A/B (iii) and (iv) 26-40% E
0% H III, V, I, II, IV 51-75% C V, I, III, IV, II 26-40% E
26-40% E B and C 0% H A and D 100% A/B
0% H 24 10-24% G 20 25% F
0% H 53 100% A/B 36 25% F
26-40% E QOL
Maternal 25% F QGL 100% A/B
10-24% G Grandfather 100% A/B Father 25% F
10-24% G 147 100% A/B 63 25% F
10-24% G 11 A.M.
Either II or III 100% A/B 12 noon
Either II or IV 25% F
0% H follows 10-24% G follows 10-24% G
25% F 5 100% A/B 4 25% F
10-24% G 51 25% F 52 100% A/B
100% A/B 12 25% F 10 10-24% G
0% H 5 10-24% G 3 25% F
100% A/B 45° 10-24% G 60° 25% F
0% H y² – 5ycm
10 +2= 10-24% G y² – 7y cm
11 + 10 = 25% F
10-24% G 0 0% H 0 100% A/B
0% H 1:2 100% A/B 1:4 10-24% G
0% H 3(√3 + 2) m 10-24% G (√3 + 3) m 25% F
100% A/B 9 25% F 5 10-24% G
100% A/B 359x –5 1287 25% F 169x5/2 – 153 10-24% G
40-50% D 100% A/B 10-24% G
0% H -4 25% F -2 100% A/B
26-40% E 2 100% A/B 4 10-24% G
10-24% G (0,1/2) 25% F (-1/2, 0) 26-40% E
100% A/B -2 26-40% E 1 10-24% G
100% A/B 1 10-24% G 0 0% H
100% A/B y=4 25% F x=3 10-24% G
100% A/B 50% 10-24% G 37% 10-24% G
100% A/B 144x²65
+ 25y² 10-24% G 25x² 55.5
+ 12y² = 40-50% D
0% H = 3600 100% A/B 3600 25% F
0% H (4, 5) 26-40% E (5, 4) 100% A/B
25% F 6/11 100% A/B 11/16 10-24% G
25% F -1 0% H 0 100% A/B
 Option_4_te Option_4_im Percentage Ideal_justific
xt age of ation
correctness
W1 > (iv)
W2 > 10-24% G
W3
opposite 10-24% G
directions
Convex, plane
100% A/B
and concave 100% A/B
11:13
Rightward 10-24% G
direction 0% H
Zero 100% A/B
2.5 * 10^-2 T, opposite to the40-50%
2000 turns/m 0%
Convex lens, +2 D 100%
Image distance = -5 cm, real,0%
(A)4R/5
is false 10-24% G
but (R) is true 100% A/B
1:π 0% H
(i),6(ii),
m/s(iii) 10-24% G
and (iv)is
evolved 40-50% D
CO2. 0% H
68 gm 100% A/B
X = B,C,D
Ca(OH)2 100% A/B
Y
(a),= CaCO3
(b) and 10-24% G
(c) 10-24% G
2Fand
< O 6< Be < 40-50% D
C < Liand
Chlorine
Oxygen 26-40% E
2x + 2y 0% H
3 and 4 0%
c<a<b 100%
(ii) and (iii) 0%
(i), (iii) and (iv) 26-40%
a, c, b 26-40%
All of the above 40-50%
X, =Secretion,
Propanol, Y = Propanoic 25%
Filtration
Watermelon, 25% F
Mustard
Both (a) and 40-50% D
(b) are
75% tall,true
25% 100% A/B
Dwarf
Large 26-40% E
Fowl,intestine
fish and 10-24% G
frog 10-24% G
Producer → Carnivore → He26-40%
0.80 0%
1→ Oviduct → 25%
(A)Testis
is false 0% H
but (R) is and
Plumule true 25% F
radicle 100% A/B
(i) and (iv) 100% A/B
III, V, I, IV, II 100% A/B
C and D 26-40% E
22 100% A/B
10 10-24% G
TOL 10-24% G
Father-in-law 0% H
None23 of 0% H
these 0% H
None follow 100% A/B
7 0% H
53 26-40% E
8 0% H
2 100% A/B
75° 0% H
y² + 7ycm
12 + 10 100% A/B
=0 26-40% E
2:3 25% F
2(√3 + 3) m 100% A/B
4 0% H
169x-3/2+ 153 0% H
0% H
4 10-24% G
6 0% H
(1/2,0) 100% A/B
-1 0% H
8 25% F
y=8 10-24% G
none of these
can't be 0% H
determined 0% H
x² + y² = 60 10-24% G
(0, 3) 10-24% G
6/16 0% H
2 10-24% G