02/08/2023 Test-02 Code-A

Aakash
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MM:300 Unit Test for First Step (Group-1)-2025_TO2 (Code-A) Time:180 Min.

Topics Covered:
Physics: Motion in a Plane, Laws of Motion
Chemistry : Classification of Elements and Periodicity, Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure, States of Mater i
Gases and Liquids
Mathemtics : Trigonometric Functions Part-l, Principle of Mathematical Induction, Quadratic Equations, Complex Number-l,
Linear nequalities

General Instructions :
1. Duraion of Test is 3 hrs.
2. The Test booklet consists of 90 questions. The maximum marks are 300.
3. There are three parts in the question paper consisting of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics having 30
questions in each part of equalweightage. Each part has two sections.
i.Section-H: This secúon contains 20 multiple choice questions which have only one correct answer. Each question
carries +4 marks for correct answer and-1 mark for wrong answer.
i. Section-ll: This secion contains 10 numerical value based questions. In Section-ll, attempt any five questions out
of 10. The answer to each of the questions is a numerical value. Each question carries +4 marks for correct answer
and -1 mark for wrong answer.

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Unit Test for First Step
(Group-l)-2025 _T02 (Code-A)

PHYSICS

Section-l

1. AS kg block is being pushed against a wall 5. Ahelicopter rises from rest on the ground
by a force F= 200 N as shown in figure. The vertically upwards with Constant
coefficient of friction is 0.5. The magnitude of acceleration g. A food packet is dropped
acceleration of the block is [g= 10 m/s] from the helicopter when it is at a height h.
The time taken by the packet to reach the
ground is close to [g is the acceleration due
F2
=0 0
N to gravity]
(1)

(2)
't-4/()
(1) 14 ms-2 1=181/
(2) 12 ms-2 (3
(3) 10 ms2
(4)
2.
(4) 8 ms2
)
A car goes on horizontal circular road of
radius 4 m. The speed of car is increasingat 6 Two guns A and B can fire bullets at speeds
a constant rate of 3 m/s, The friction 1 km/s and 2 km/s respecively. From a point
coeficient between road and tyre is 0.5. The on a horizontal ground, they are fired in all
speed at which the car will skid is [g = 10 possible directions. The ratio of maximum
m/s] areas covered by the bullets fired by the two
guns, on the ground is
(1) 1 m/s
(1) 1:4
(2) 2 m/s
(2) 1:8
(3) 3 m/s
(3) 1:2
(4) 4 m/s
(4) 1:16
3. The times of ascent and descent of a particle 7 A particle is moving along a circular path
projected along an inclined plane of
inclination a are tË and t2 respectively, the with a constant speed of 10 ms-, What is
coeficient of friction is the magniude of the change in velocity of
the particle, when it moves through an angle
(1) 2-tan
ty+ty
a of 60° around the centre of the circle?
(1) 10 m/s
(2) 2+ttan a
(2) Zero
(3) tan o (3) 10/3 mls
(4) 10/2 m/s
(4) B+4,tan a
8. Find the maximum speed with which a car
canrun on a bendwithout skidding,if radius
4. The equation of rajectory of a projecile is y of bend is 20 m and coefficient of friction
=ax - bx,where x and axes are along between road and the tyres is 0.4 (g = 9.8
horizontal and vertical directions mls?)
respectively. The range of the projectile is (1) 7 ms1
(1) -1

(2) 22
(2) 8/5 ms
(3) 8.85 ms-1
(3) 26
(4)
(4) 2/5 ms

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Unit Test for First Step (Group-l)-2025 TO2 (Code*
13. TWo objects of masses 1 kg and 3 kg are
9 A particle moves in the x-y plane under he connected by a massless string passing
over a fixed smooth pulley. The acceleration
action ofa force F such that the value of is
of heavier mass with respect to the lighter
linear momentum al anytime ( is mass is : (mA = 1 kg and mg =3 kg)

P, =2cost, P, = 2sint. The angle

between F and P at a given time t. will
be
(1) 8 = 0° A
(2) =30° B
(3) 8= 90
(4) 8= 180° (1) 29 3

(2) g
10. The resultant of twoforcesPand is R. The
(3) 3g
angle between the two forces P and Q is a. If 2
one of the forces is reversed in direction, the (4) 49
resultant becomes R', then 3

(1) R?= p²+Q' + 2PQ cos a

14. A moving particle of mass m makes a head
(2) R'= p²-Q-2PQ cos a on perfectly inelastic collision with a particle
(3) R²+R =2(P2 +Q?) of mass 2m which is initially at rest. The
fractional loss in energy of the colliding
particle, due to the collision is
(4) R+P=2(p? - Q2) (1) 2
of two forces P and O act at (2)
11 The resultant
right angles to P. Then the angle between (3) 8
the forces is 9
(4)
() cos' (5)
(2) cos (-) 15. the given arrangement, what can be the
maximum mass of block C so that blocks A
(9) sin) and Bmove together?

(4) sin(-%)
3rm
12. A biock of mass M= 4 kg is pulled along a
horizontal frictionless surface by a rope of Smooth
mass m=2 kg. If the force applied to the free
end of rope is F= 36 N, then acceleration of
block and rope is
Lm
(1) 6 m/s? (1
(1+u)
(2) 4 mis? (2) 3um
(3) 7 m/s (1-4)
(3) 4um
(4) 10 mis?
(1-)
(4) 2um
(1+)

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Unit Test for First Step
(Group-1)-2025TO2 (Code-A)
16. A particle of mass m is
whirled in a
horizontal circle with the 19. Aperson standing on an open qround hears
of lengthlas shown, thenhelp of wo threads tho sound of a |et aeroplane, coming frorn
north at an angle 60° with ground level. But
he finds the aeroplane right vertically above
his position. If v is the speed of sound,speed
of the plane is
(1) 20

(2) V3
(3) "

(1) TË-T2 =mg (4) v

(2) TË-T, = mg sece
20. Two blocks of masses M and 2M connected
(3) TË- T, =0
to each other through a light spring as
(4) TË-T,= mg cosec® shown. If we push the mass Mwith a force E.
which cause acceleration a in mass M, then
the acceleration of 2M is
17. If a force F: acts on a
mass of 10 kg and in
one-fifth of a second produces in it a velocity
of 2 m/s and the other force Fa
acting on a
mass of 625 kg in a minute
produces in it a
velocity of 18 km/hr, then F1:F2
(1) 24: 25
F
(2) 48:25
(3) 24:5 (2) F3M
(4) 48:125
(3) a
(4) F-Ma
18. A block of mass 2m is 2M
pulled
horizontal frictionless surface by aalong
a
rope of
mass m. If force applied to the free end of the
rope is F, then tension in the midpoint of the
rope is

2m

(1) 5F
6

(2) 2F
(3)
(4)

Section-!|

21. Aparticle is moving along the x-axis with its 22. A particle starts from the origin at t= 0 with
coordinate with time 't given by x(t)= 10+ 8t
an iniüal velocity of 3.0im/s and moves in
-31-. Another particle is moving along the y the x-y plane with a constant acceleration
axis with its coordinate as a function of time
given byy)=5-8. Att= 1s, the speed of 6.0i +4.0j) ms'. The x-coordinate of
the second particle as measured in the the particle at the instant when its y
frame of the first particle is given as coordinate is 32 m is D meters. The value of
VN m/s. Then N/10 is D is.

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Unit Test for First Step (Group-l)-2025_TO2 (CodeA)

26. In the arrangement, string and pulley are

23. Aparticle is projected at an angle of 30° wilh 0deal and friction is absent. The acCceleration
horizontal surtace with a speed of 20 m/s.
The magnitude of average velocity of of centre of mass (in m/s) of the blocks is
particle during the time of fight is EFind
1 n.(g =10 mis?)
Vn
ny3m/s. Find n.

24.
The sum of two forces P and Q is
R such that The angle (in
degrees) that the resultant of

2P and Q will make with Q is,

A370 53°
Fixed
25. A small block starts slipping down fom a
point B on an inclined plane AB, which is 27. A block starts moving up an inclined plane of
making an inclination 30° with an inital velocity of vo. It
B comes back to its initial position with
velocity If the value of the coefficient of
2
kinetic friction between the block and the
A
angle with the horizontal. Section BC is inclined plane is .Find n
smooth and the remaining section CA is
rough with a coefficient of friction u. It is 28. The horizontal range of a projectile is
found that the block comes to rest as it
4y3 times its maximum height. Its angle (in
reaches the bottom (point A) of the inclined degrees) of projection will be
plane. If BC = 2AC, the coefficient of friction
is given by u= ktano. The value of k is
29.
If A . B =0, then angle (in degree)
between vectorS A and B is

30. Position vector of a particle varies with time t

as r = 2ti + 4t i+k, where r is in
metre and t is in second. Find the magnitude
of its velocity (in m/s) along the acceleration
vector att=3 s.
Unit Test for First Step (Group-l)-2 025 TO2
(Code-A)

CHEMISTRY

Section

31. Halfsigma bond is present in: 37. At constant pressure and mole, V-T isobar
(1) O, for gases is

(2) F:
(3) O

32. Agaseous mixture containing 128 g SO2. 84

g N, and 20 g H, is enclosed in a vessel
exerts a pressure of 90 atm, then the
incorrect statement among the following
(1) Partial pressure of SO, is least among
-273 temperature (°C)
the gaseous mixture
(2) Partial pressure of H, is highest among The relation between P1, P and Pg can be
the gaseous mixture. (1) PË<P2 < P3
(3) Partial pressure of N, is 18atm (2) P3< P, <P1
(4) Partial pressure of H, is 40 atm (3) PË<P3 <P2
(4) P3 <P1 <P2
33. The atomic number of element
unquadoctium is 38. Screening power of subshells are in the
(1) 140 order
(2) 149 (1) f>d>p>s
(3) 148 (2) s>p>d>f
(4) 146 (3) s>p>f>d
(4) d>f>p>s
34. Choose the incorrect statement among the
following:
(1) Sigma bond is stronger than pi bond
(2) Hz molecule stable because
magnitude of new attractive forces is
more than the new repulsive forces
(3) Positivé overlap leads to repu>sive
interactions
(4) Negative overlap involves the overlap
of lobes of opposite signs

35. The correct order of bond length among the

following is
(1) Nz < O2 <Fz <H2
(2) Ng <Fz <Oz <H2
(3) H2 < N, <O, <F2
(4) Fz <Hz <Ng <Oz
36. Valency of Clin Cl,0, molecule is
(1) 5
(2) 6
(3) 1
(4) 7

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Unit Test for First Step
(Group-l)-2025_T02 (o
41. An element have an electronic configuration
39, Which of the following qraph represents 122s22p3s'3p", then which group it
Boyle's law?
(1) belongs?
(1) 13
(2) 3
(3) 15
P (4) 14

42. If60 cm gas at 27°C is expanded to 80 cm

at constant P. then the final temperature of
gas would be:
(1) 410 K
(2) 127C
(2) (3) 420 K
(4) 100°C

43. Which of the following oxides is amphoteric?

(1) NazO
P (2) Co
(3) NO
(4) Alz03

44. The molecule having non-zero dipole

moment is
(1) CoHs
(3 (2) BF3
(3) F2
(4) CI
Log P

Log V 45. Compressibility factor for ideal gases at

(4) temperature T and pressure P is equal to
(1) z= 1
(2) z=1
(3) z > 1
PV (4) z<1

45. Correct expression for van der Waal's

equation íor real gases is
(1
P>
(2
)()
P+ = nRT

40. The correct equation for ideal gas is

(1) PV= RT (3)
(o+)(-) nRT

= nRT
(2) pv= RT M
(4)
(3) P = dRT nRT
M

(4) PV=nT

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Unit Test for First Step (Group-l)-2025_TO2 (Code-A)
47. Statement I: Block of the element is 49. Match column-Iwith column-.
predicted on the basis of sub-shell which Column-| Column-|
receives the last electron. (Physical properties) (Elements)
Statement lI: Group of the element is Highest electron (p) He
predicted from the number of electrons in the
outermost shell. gain enthalpy
(1) Statement- is true, statemnent-ll is true; (i) Highest (q) Cs
Statement-ll is a correct explanation for Electronegativity
statement-. (ii) Highest first () CI

(2) State ment-I is true, statement-l| is true; ionization energy

Statement-ll NOT a Correct (iv) Lowest (s)
explanaion for statement-I. electronegativity
(3) Statement-l is true, statement-l is false (1) (i)-(p); (i)-(s): (/i)-(): (iv)-(9)
(4) Statement-l is false, statement-ll is true (2) (i)-(): ()-(s): (ii)-(p): (iv)-(g)
(3) ()-(q): (ii)-(s): (i)-(p): (iv)-(1)
48. Statement I: Critical temperature is the (4) ()-(); (ii)-(s):(ii)-(9): (iv)-(p)
temperature above which gas cannot be
liquefñed.
Statement II : Critical pressure is the 50. Match the column Iwith column II.
maximum pressure that is required to liquefy Column Column-l|
a gas at critical temperature. (Species) (Shape)
(1) Statement-I is true, statement-ll is true; Square
Stateent-ll is a correct explanation for o) NH3 (p pyramidal
staternent-l.
Trigonal
(2) Statement-I is true, statement-ll is true: i) |BrFs (g
pyramidal
Statement-l| NOT a Correct
explanation for statement-. |(iii)||SO2 () Linear

(3) Statement-l is true, statement-llis false |(iv)||Co2 (s)|Bent

(4) Statement-lis false,statement-ll is true (1) 0-(g):(i)-(): (i)-(p): (V)-(s)
(2) (1)-(q): ()-(p): (i)-(): (iv)-(s)
(3) ()-(): (i)-(p): (i)-(s): (iV)-()
(4) ()-(q): (i)-(s):(ii)-(p): (iv)-()

Section-l|

51. The number of elements having positive 56. The number of molecules which show
value of electron gain enthalpy among the Hydrogen bonding among the follwing is
following are Z. The value of Z is
0, F, Br, I, Ne, Na, Be, N, He o-nitrophenol, NaCI, HE,

52. The number of molecules having spd

hybridization among the following are B, CH--OH
then the value of 2B is equal
PCls, SF6. SF4, IF7. XeOF4, l3 ,CH4, CIF3
53.
If the hybridization of N in NO,, NO, and CH,--CH,
NFg are sp,sp and sp' respectively. The , H2S,
value of x+ y+ z is equal to

54. The number of molecules which does not

satísfy the octet rule among the following is
CH,--NH,
equal to
57. The total number of electrons in al
PF5, CHa, HzS04, O2. BCl3, SCl, antibonding molecular orbital of F, is B. The
value of 4B is
55. 20 cm of a gas at 6 atm and 27°C was
expanded to 40 cm² at 127°C. The final
pressure of the gas is A atm, the value of A is
equal to

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Onit Test for First Step (Groun-1)-2025 TO2 (Code-A)

58 60. Consider the statements:

Densities of two gases are in the ratio 3 :4
and their molar masses are in the ratio 9:2, Statement I: Lithium and Beryllium is more
at constant temperature, then the ratio of similar to magnesium and aluminium
their respective pressures is A :B. The value respectively.
of A + B isequal to Statement Il: The first element of s, p and d
blocks differs in many respects from the
59. For other members of their respective groups.
dipole-induced dipole interaction, Statement lI: Small size and large
interaction energy is inversely proportional chargelradius ratio is the reason of
to " and for London dispersion forces, anomalous behaviour of first member of
Interaction energy is inversely proportional particular group in s and p-block.
to ", then the value of n
is equal to Statement IV: First member of p-block
elements generally show non-metallic
character.
Statement V: Metallic character increase
down the group in periodic table.
Statement VI: Electronegativity decreases
from left to right in periodic table.
The number of correct statements
are

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Unit Test for First Step (Group-)-2025 TO2 (Code-A)

MATHEMATICS

Section

61. If the equations x+3x + 4 = 0 and ax + bx

+c=0, a, b, c ER have a common root, then
66. Ifa, Bare the roots of the equation ax +bx +
a:b:C IS
c=0, then a + B is equal to
(1) 4:3:1 (1) 42ac
(2) 2:6:3 (2) b-2ac
(3) 1:1:1 ab
(4) 1:3:4 (3) b+2ac
2ab
(4) -2ac
62. The conjugate of a complex number is
1
S,hen the number is
(2) 67. The value of cose +sin(270° + ) - sin(270°
-0) +cos(180° +) is
(2) (1) cos
(3) - (2) sin
(3) 1
(4) (4) Zero

63. Ifoa, B.y are the roots of a cubic equation x 68. The value of 2(sin0 + cos) - 3(sin8 +
- 3x - 1 = 0, then the value of cos") +1 is
t+t+*is (1) 2
(2) 0
(1) -3
(2) 3 (3) 4
(4) 6
(3) 0
(4) 5
69. The complete solution set of inequality

64. If the roots of the equation ax + bx + c=0

2> t,z E Nis
be a andp, then the roots of the equation (1) {1, 2,3}
Cx+ bx+a=0 are (where a, b, cER,a±0) (2) {1, 2, 3,4}
(1) -a,-B (3) {1, 2}
(2) a, (4) (1,2,3, 4, 5, 6, 7}

(3) 70. A quadratic egquation whose roots are

cosec²0 and sec²0 can be
(4) ,B (1) x-2x +2 =0
(2) x-3x +3= 0
65. If(+iy)'(c +id) za +ib, then ( +y(c+ (3) ²-3X + 4=0
d') =a+ b where kis equal to
(1) Zero (4) x-5x +5= 0
(2) 1
(3) 2 71. If the roots of the equation x2 +2ax +a2-3=
(4) 4 0are real andgreater than -1,then
(1) a ER
(2) a<1
(3) ae(-o0,1l-3)u(1+ V3, o)
(4) a e (-oo,1 - V3)

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Unit Test for First Step (Group-1)-2 025 TO2 (Code-A)

sin z
72. 77. The values of -for
The sumi+ ++.. +up to 2018 terms is 4/1-cog V1-sin z
equal to
(1) Zero (0, ;). is
(2) (1) 6
(3) 1-i (2) 4
(4) i-1 (3) 2
(4) Zero
73. If sinA + sinB + sinC =3 then find the value
of cosA + cosB + cosC is equal to 78. The value ofx+9x + 35x -x + 4 for x =
(1) Zero -5+2/-4is
(2) 1 (1) Zero
(3) 3 (2) -160
(4) Data insufficient (3) 160
(4) -164
74. Product of 3 consecutive natural numbers is
always divisible by 79. The roots a. B of the eguation ax + bx + c=
(1) 5 0are imaginary, then
(2) 6 (1) b -4ac 0
(3) 7 (2) b- 4ac = 0
(4) 4
(3) b- 4ac < 0
75. If Zj =1 +i and zT = 3 +i are two complex (4) b2-4ac >0
numbers,then Im(z1 +Z2) is equal to
(1) 4 80. I f = 2, then the value of [z is equal to
(2) 1 (1) 1
(3) 2 (2)
(4) 3
(3) 2
76. If roots of equation x - px +q=0 differ by (4) 2
uníty, then value of p is
(1) 4q
(2) 4q +1
(3) 4q-1
(4) 4q2

Section-l!

81. Number of integers in the solution set of x 86. Let Z1 =7+i/3 and z, = 4+ 2/3i ,
satisfying inequation 6 <x-5<9 is then 21-z2 is equal to
82. If A + 450 then
87. It= 3, z2 = 2 and z3 = l and
(1+ tan A) (1+ tan (T+ B)) equals |9z3z) + 4z3 zË + 2221 = 36 then

83. If the eguation x+ px + g=0 and x + ax + 21 + z2 t s equals

p=0 have a common root, thenp+g+ 1 is
(where, p ) 88. If minimum value of y=x-2x+ Afor xER
is 4,then value of Ais (where, xER)
84. Iftan'x =1, then the value of tanx-2 tan°x
89. The value of cos60°.cos61°.cos62°
-tanx + 2 tanx is equal to cos131° is

85. The value of

90. The least integral value of a for which the
2(sin'5 + sin? 10° +....+ sin'85°) is equation x- 2(a - 1)x + (2a + 1) = 0 has
both the roots positive, is

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 Test-02 Code-B
06/08/2023

Aakash
OBYJUS
Corporate Office: Aakash Tower, 8,Pusa Road, New Delhi-110005,
Ph.011-47623456
Time:180 Min.
MM:300
Unit Test for First Step (Group-1)-2025_TO2 (Code-B)

Topics Covered:
Physics: Motion in a Plane, Laws of Motion
Molecular Structure, States of Matter: Gases
Chemistry:Classification of Elements and Periodicity, Chemical bonding and
and Liguids
Quadratic Equations, Complex Numbers
Mathemtics :Trigonometric Functions Part-l, Principle of Mathematical Induction,
-1, Linear Inequalities

General Instructions :

1. Duration of Test is 3 hrs.

300.
2. The Test booklet consists of 90questions. The maximum marks are and Mathematics having 30
3.There are three parts in the question paper consisting of Physics, Chemistry
questions in each part of equal weightage. Each part has two sections.
have only one correct answer. Each question
i. Section-I:This section contains 20 multiple choice questions which
carries +4 marks for correct answer and -1 mark for wrong answer.
Section-l, atempt any five questions out
ii. Section-Il :This section contains 10 numerical value based questions. In
Each gçestion carries +4 marks for correct answer
of 10. The answer to each of the questions is a numerical value.
and-1 mark for wrong answer.

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Unit Test for First Step
(Group-l)-2025 TO2 (Code-D)

PHYSICS

Sectlon-l
1. A partcle of mass mis fixed to one end of a 3 Two blocks AandB of masses mA = 1 kg
light spring having force constant k and and mn =3 kg are kept on the table as
unstretched length I. The other end is fixed.
The system is given an angular speed w shown in figure. The coefficient of friction
about the fixed end of the spring such that it beween Aand B is 0.2 and between Band
the surface of the table is also 0.2. The
rotates in a circle in gravity free space. Then maximum forceF that can be applied on B
the stretch in the spring is
horizontally, so that the block A does not
(1) mla slide over the block B is:
kum
(2) ml? [Take g =10 m/s]
(3) ml
|AT
B >F
(4) mla
-mu?

2 A block of mass 10 ka is kept on a

rough
inclined plane as shown in the figure. A (1) 40N
force of 3 N is applied on the block. The
(2) 12 N
coefficient of static friction between the plane
and the block is 0.6. What should be the (3) 16 N
minimum value of force P, such that the (4) 8 N
block does not move downward?
p
(take g =10 ms) A mass of 10 kg. is suspended by a rope of
length 4 m, from the ceiling. Aforce Fis
kg applied horizontally at the mid-point of the
rope such that the top half of the rope makes
10
an angle of 45° with the vertical. Then F
equals: (Take g = 10 ms and the rope to
3NE be massless)
(1) 75 N
(2) 70 N
45° (3) 90 N
(4) 100 N
(1) 25 N
(2) 32 N 5. If the square of the resultant of two equal
(3) 18 N forces is equal to (2- /3) times the
(4) 23 N product their magnitudes, then the angle
between the forces is
(1) 600
(2) 150o
(3) 120o
(4) 300

6 Two forces of 13 N and 3/3 N act on a

particle at an angle 8 with each other and
are equal to a resultant force of 14N, the
angle between the forces is
(1) 300
(2) 600
(3) 450
(4) 900

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Unit Test for First Step (Groun-l)-2025 T02 ((Code-B)

7 When wo equal forces are inclined at an 11, In the cube of side 'a' shown in he tigure,
angle 2a, their resultant is wice as great as the voctor from the central point of the face
when they act at an angle 28,then ABOD to the central point of the face BEFO
(1) coS a 2 sin 8 will be
(2) cosa= 2cos 8
(3) cos ß= 2cosa E
(4) sin ß= 2cos a

8. A bead of mass m stays at point P(a, b) on a

smooth wire bent in the shape of a parabola F
o
y=4Cx and rotating with angular speed w
(see figure). The value of w is (neglect
friction)
D

) ta(j-i)
o 2) a(i - k)
() tali-)
Pla, b) () talk-i)
12. Two forces P and Q, of magnitude 2F and
3F, respectively, are at an angle with each
other. If the force Q is doubled, then their
resultant also gets doubled. Then, the angle
0 is
(1) 30°
(2) (2) 90°
(3) (3) 60°
(4) 120°

(4) 2gC 13 The maximum resultant of two forces is P

and the minimum resultant is Q. If the two
forces are at right angles, the resultant is
(1) P+Q
9. A man weighing 60 kg jumps off a railway (2) P-Q
train running on horizontal rails at 20 kmíh
with a packet weighing 10 kg in his hand.
The thrust of the packet on his hand is
(3) P+ Q?
(1) 0 (4)
(2) 10 kg wt.
(3) 50 kg wt.
(4) 70 kg wt. 14. A particle is moving with a velocity
=Kyi + j),where Kis a constant.
10. A force produces an acceleration of 4
The general equation for its path is
m/s in a body of mass m; and the same (1) y=x+ constant
force produces an acceleration of 6 m/s in
another body of mass mT. If the same force (2) y=x + constant
is applied to ( m + mT), then the (3) =x+ constant
acceleration willbe (4) xy= constant
(1)- 1.6 m/s2
(2) 2 m/s?
(3) 2.4 ms?
(4) 3.2 ms

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15. A shell is hied tron a fxed atillery qun with

Two particles A, B are moving on wO
bh initil speed Usuch that it bits the target concentric circles of tadii R and R, wth
on the gtound at a distanco R hom t. I 4 0, ther
equal angular speed o. At
and t, Rfe he valups of the time taken byit positions and direction of motion are shown
tD hil the targel in wo Dossible ways, ihe in the fiaure.
product l, is :
(1) R

(2) 2R
(3) Æ
(4) A

16 The equation of path of a particle, projected

obliquely from the ground under gravity is B
given byy= 2x-x, where 'x' and 'y are in
meter. The x and y axes are in horizontal
and vertical directions respectively. The
speed of projection is (take g =mis)
(1) 2.5 ms-1 The relatíve velocity
(2) 5 ms vA-Vg att= is given by
(3) 10 ms1 (1) w(Ry- R,)i
(4) 20ms-1 (2) wlRi-Ra)i
17. Aman desires to swim across a river along
(3) -wlR+ Ry)i
shortest path. The velocity of river water is 3 (4) wRi + Re)i
kmh. He can swim in still water at 6 km/h, At
what angle with the velocity of flow of the
river. sthould he swim with respect to the 19. Starting from the origin at time t = 0, with
river? initial velociy 5 ms,a particle moves in
(1) 150° the x-y plane witha constant acceleration of
(2) 60 (10i +4j) ms².
(3) 90° At time t, its coordinates are (20 m, yo m).
(4) 120° The values of tand yo are, respectively
(1) 4 sand 52 m
(2) 2 s and 24 m
(3) 5sand 25 m
(4) 2s and 18 m

20. A car is moving on a circular road of radius r

= 150 m and its speed is increasing at a rate
of 8 ms, At some instant its speed is 30
ms,Net acceleration of car at this instant

(1) 8 ms2
(2) 6 ms2
(3) 10 ms-2
(4) 14 ms-2

Section-I|

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21. 27. System shown in figqure is in equilibrum.

Aswimmer can swim in still water at 1.5 ms
. The river is flowing with 2 ms from let to Acceleraion (n m/s) of upper 2 kg block
right. I|the minimum ime taken by swimmer just after the string connecting the two blocks
to cross the river (in mìnutes) in that case is is cut, is (lake g = 10 m/s)
minutes, then n= 0000
B

River fiow
V, = 2 ms d= 200 m

2 kg
A
2 kg
22. Aparticle is moving in a circle of radius
T=/3m with constant speed v= V3 m/s.
Average acceleration of particle as it covers 28. At other end of ideal string force F= mg is
applied as shown. Acceleration of block of
÷rd of circumference, is 477
m/s. Then the mass m will be

value of n =

23. The inital speed of a body moving with

uniform acceleration is u. This speed is
doubled while covering a distance S. When
it covers an additional distance S, its speed
becomes /au, value of a, is

m] VF mg
24. One second after projecion, a stone moves
at angle 45° with horizontal. Two seconds
after projecion, it moves horizontally. If its
initial velocity of projection is
N/5 m/s, then value of N is (g = 10 29. Block A is pulled horizontally with constant
m/s²) velociy 5 m/s. Velocity of block B (in m/s)
when angle is equal to 37° is =

25. Aman starts driving in an open gypsy at t= 0

in rainy weather. Assume that speed of
gypsy varies with time asV=kt. Att= 1 s, he
observes rain is falling vertically to him. At t
2 s, he finds rain drops hiting him at an 5 m/s
angle of 45° with vertical. Assuming velocity
of rain to be constant, the angle with vertical
at which rain is actually falling is
taú (z). The value ofx is A
26. A
man weighing 80 kg is standing in a trolley 30. A particle moves in the X-Y plane under the
weighing 320 kg. The normal contact force influence of a force such that its linear
between man and trolley is equal to 10n momentum is
newtons. The value ofn.
(g= 10 m/s2) 79)-a ica() -jsn(a)
where A and k are constants. The angle (In
degree) between the force and the
momentum is

CHEMISTRY

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Section-!

31. The general electronic confiquration of d 37. Which of the following graph correctly
block elements are represents the behaviour of an ideal gas at
(1) ns?(n-1)d0:10 constant pressure?

(2) ns(n-1)d110 (1)

(3) (n-2)-(n-1)d10
(4) (n-1)s0-2na110

32. The hybridization of ICl, molecule is

(1) sp
(2) sp
(3) sp°d
(4) sp°? (2)

33. Choose the correct order

(1) Metallic radi>Covalent radii > Van der VT
waal's radii
(2) Van der waal's radii > Metallic radii >
Covalent radii
(3) Covalent radii > Metalic radii > Van der
wall's radii T’
(4) Van der waal's radii> Covalent radii > (3)
Metallic radii

34. A certain gas occupies 400 ml of volume at 2

bar pressure at hundred kelvin. How much Log V
volume does it occupy at 5 bar pressure and
200 kelvin?
(1) 160 ml
(2) 300 ml LogT ’
(3) 320 ml (4)
(4) 180 ml

35. The unit of Van der waal's

constanta is
(1) atm litremol-1 LogV
(2) atm litre .
(3) litre mol-!
(4) atm litre mol2
Log T
36. The correct order of ionic radii is
38. Which
intermolecular force is
(1) 2-< F© < Na®<A`+ liquefaction of Helium gas? responsible for
(2) 2-< Na® <F<Aj3+ (1) lon-dipole
(3) A3t <Na <o?-<F (2) lonic
(3) Instantaneous
(4) A3t < Na® <Fo<o2 dipole-induced
dispersion forces
dipole or
(4) Dipole-Dipole

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39. IUPAC name for the element with atomic 46. The volume occupied by 36 kg water
number 119 is molecules at 1 atm and 300 K if
(1) Ununennium intermolecular forces vanish away will be
(2) Unnilennium
(3) Ununnilium (1) 49 ×10!
(4) Ununguadium (2) 49
(3) 55 x 10
40 Choose the correct statements among the (4) 42 x10
following
Statement I: obond is stronger than Tt
bond 47. Given below are two statements
Statement Il :s-orbital always forms o-bond Statement I : At the same temperature,
lighter gases shall move faster than heavier
Statement l : Overlapping takes place in
COvalent bond as well as in ionic bond. gases.
Statement Il: At the same temperature, the
(1) S- only value of most probable speed is greater than
(2) S-land S-llonly root mean square speed for a particular gas.
(3) S-ll only Choose the correct option:
(4) S-land S-ll only (1) Statement I is true;statement Il is true
(2) Statement l is false; statement Il is true
41. Choose the incorrect order of bond length (3) Statement I is true; statement Il is false
from the following: (4) Both statement I and statement Il are
false
(1) Clz< Br2
(2) N2< O2
48. Given below are two statement.
(3) F2 <H2 Statement I : Properties of lithium are
(4) HCI< HBr similar to magnesium.
Statement Il : L0 and Mg shows diagonal
42 The group number, number of valence relationship.
Choose the correct option
electrons and valency of.an element with
atomic number 14, respectively, are (1) Statement Iis true, statement I| is true;
(1) 4,3, 4 statement Il is a correct explanation for
statementl
(2) 14,4,3
(2) Statement Iis true; statement Ilis true;
(3) 14, 4,4 staternent Ilis not a correct explanation
(4) 13,3, 4 for statement |
(3) Statement lis true, statement Il is false
43 The valency of Al in Al,0, molecule is (4) Statement l is false, statement Il is true
(1) 3
(2) 4
(3) 6
(4) 5

44. The most basic oxide among the following is

(1) Clz07
(2) Naz0
(3) AlzO3
(4) CO

45. When O, changes to O,9, the electron goes

to which orbital?
(1) T-orbital
(2) o-orbital
(3) T(*-orbital
(4) o*-orbital

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49. Match the column- with column-l|

Column-l Column-I|
(0) Avogadro's law
(0)Boyle's law
()Gay Lussac's lawllo V x

(v)Charles law (s)V« n

(1) (0)-(): (i)-(s): (ii)-(q): (iv)-(p)
(2) (0-(s). (G)-((): (0i)-(9): (v)-(p)
(3) (0-(): 0i)-(0):(i)-(p): ((v)-(9)
(4) (0-(p): (i)-(q): (i)-(): (v)-(s)

50. Match column Iwith column I

Column-l Column-I
(Species) (Hybridization)
NO, (p sp
SF4 (q sp d
(i) XeOF4 Sp

(iv)OF2 (S) sp d
Choose the correct answer from the options
given below:
(1) 0-s):(i0)-(): (i)-(p): (v)-(g)
(2) (-): ()-(s): (i)-(p): (v)-(q)
(3) 0-(s): (i)-(): (i)-(q): (iv)-(p)
(4) 0-(0:(Gi)-(s):(ii)-(9);:(v)-(p)

Section-lI

51. Hydrogen, helium, neon and argon are 56. The weight of C,Hs gas in a 100 dm
Components of a gas míxture. The mixture cylinder at 41.5 bar and 27°C is B x 10 g.
has a total pressure of 107.9 k Pa. The value of B is (Use R = 0.083
Hydrogen, neon and helium have partial
pressures of 12.3 k Pa, 19.2 k Pa and 15.4 k bar dm K mole-)
Pa, respectively the presSure exerted by the
Argon is Xk Pa. The value ofX is 57. The maximum number of H-bonds formed by
a water molecule in ice is equal to X, the
value of 5X will be
52 The bond order of Ne, molecule is equal to
A. The value of 6A will be
58. The difference in the number of electrons of
the largest element of the fourth period and
53. Effective nuclear charge experienced by 3d the smallest element of the third period is
electrons in Zn(Z = 30) is (Round off equal to (Do not consider inert
to nearest integer) gases)
54. The number of compound(s)containing both
íonic and covalent bond among the
following are
NaF, NaOH, CCl4, KCN, Na, SO4, XeF.
NazO, (NHa)2S, CaCO3

55. The formal charge on S atom in HSOa is

equal to
Unit Test for First Step (Group-l)-2025 TO2 (Code-B)

59. The number of species/molecules among

the following which have the same shape
but different hybridization than XeFT are B.
SO,, CO,. I,°, HgCl,, ocl,, Co. The value
of 3B is

60. The pressure of a gas contained in a closed

vessel is increased by 0.5% when heated by
1°C, its final temperature would be 10 T K.
The value of T is. (Round off to nearest
integer)

MATHEMATICS

Section-l

61. cos 22° + sin 22 is equal to 65. If fx) =ax +bx +c (a, b, cE R) and (a -b+
c) (a + b + c) < 0, then both the roots of the
(1) VE+1 equation ax + bx +c=0, (a ± 0)
V2 (1) Are real and equal
(2) /-1 (2) Are real and unequal
(3) Lie in the interval (-1, 1)
(3 (4) Are non-real complex

66.
(4) Vi-1 V3+i
V2 The value of is (where

62.
The value of (1 - + (1 + n° equals i=-l)
(where i = -1) (1) 45
(1) -2 + 10i (2) V10
(2) 2-10i
(3)
(3) 10i 5

(4) -2- 10i (4) 2/10 5

63. If sin 8=and tan = -1, then e lies in 67. Argument of the Complex number
quadrant
( - ) is equalto (where i= -T)
(1) First
(2) Second (1)
(3) Third (2)
(4) Fourth (3) Tt
(4) 3n4
64. The statement P(n):(0 + 3) > 2n +3 is true
for : (n EN)
(1) Alln3 68. The region represented by xs 0, ys 0 and
(2) Alln22 6x +y2 4 is
(3) All n
(1) Atriangle
(4) No n EN
(2) Aquadrilateral
(3) Exterior of a triangle
(4) Null set
Unit Test for First Step (Group-l)-2025 T02 (Code-B)

69. The value of p tor which both roots ol he

75, if the quadratic expression ax +ax + 1
quadratic equation 2x 2(1 +2p)x * p(1 + takes p0sitive values only, then a lies in the
p) =0 (pE R) arc smaller than 2 is
Inteval

(2)
() (1) (-4,-3)
(2) (-3, -2)
(3) (0,4)
(4) (4,5)

(4)
() 76. Conjugate of 1+iis
P.) (1) i
(2) 1
70. The sum of all the real roots of the
equation (3) 1-i
(x-1)²+ 2)x - 1|-3=0is (4) 1 +i
(1) Zero
(2) 1
77. The value
(3) 2
(4) 4 (1+ coai) (1+ cos )(1+ cos)
71. lf sin a=
(1+ cos ) is
a¬5, then the value of
cos is equal to
(1) 4
(1)
(2)
(2 (3) 116
(3) (4) -
(4
78. The expression
-COS
1+cos a equals to
72. The minimum value of |z 1 + 2il + |4i-3 V 1+cos a V 1-coso
z is (1) 2
sin a
(1) 5
(2) 5
(2) |sin al
(3) -2
(3) 15 sin a

(4) 2/13 (4) 2

Jsin al

73.
The solution set of + 2is 79 roots of x -7x + 6 = 0 are a, B, then
(1) 3, o) +=
(2) (-1, 1) u(3, o)
7
(3) (-1, 1] u (3, o)
(4) (2,o) (2) 1
(3) 7
74. (3-41
Re equal (where (4) 8
2-1

i=I)
(1) -38 80. If a + ß : -1 and a + ß = -37, then the
quadratic equation whose roots are a and B.
(2) 383 is

(3) -33 (1) x² +xX- 12 = 0

(2) x²+x- 20 =0
(4) 38
5 (3) x2+ x30 =0
(4) x²-x- 20 =0

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Section-ll

81. f sin and e lies in the second 86. If (1+tan1) (1+tan2) (1+tan3)
quadrant, if sec + tan 0 = Kthen K is (1+tan450 = 2 then the value of n is equal
equal to to

82. If the product of the roots of the equation x 87. Number of common roots of the equations x*
3kx + 2k-1=0is 7,then the roots of the +x²+1=0 and
x1=0is
equation are real for k (k> 0) equal to
88. If sin + cos = 1, then sinbcos is equal
83 to
If one root of the equation 3x + px + 3 = 0,
(p > 0) is the square of the other, thenp is
equal to 89. The value of sin 12° + sin21° + sin²39° +
sin²48° - sin9- sin18° is equal to
84. Ifx=3 + 4i, then the value of (204x
70x2 +12x-) willbe 90. If cose, = 1, then sin, is equal to

85. If z=3 - 6i, then zz is equal to (where

i=-1)

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Gases and Liquids
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1. Duration of Test is 3 hrs.

2.The Test booklet consists of 90 questions. The maximum marks are 300.
3. There are three parts in the question paper consisting of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics having 30
questions in each part of equal weightage. Each part has two sections.
i.Section-l: This section contains 20 multiple choice questions which have only one correct answer. Each question
carries +4 marks for correct answer and -1 mark for wrong answer.
ii. Section-ll :This section contains 10 numerical value based questions. In Section-Il, attempt any five questions out
of 10. The answer to each of the questions is a numerical value. Each question carries +4 marks for correct answer
and-1 mark for wrong answer.

PHYSICS

Section-i

1 Two quns Aand Bcan fire bullets at speeds 2. Aprojectile has same range for two angles
1 kmls and 2 km/s respecively. From a point of projection. lf time of flight in the two cases
on a horizontal ground, they are fired in al are t and tz, then the range of the projecile
possible directions. The raio of maximum is
areas cOvered by the bullets fired by the two
guns, on the ground is () ~gtta
(1) 1:4 (2) gt1te
(2) 1:8 (3) ghl2
(3) 1:2
(4) 1:16 (4) gtita

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3 When a car is at rost. its driver sees rain

drops falling on it vertically. When driving the
8 Aparticle starts from the origin at t = 0 with
car with speed v., he sees that rain drops are an initial velocity of 3.0im/s and moves in
coming at an angle 60° from the horizontal. the x-y plane with a constant acceleration
On further increasing the speed of the car to
(1 + B)v, this angle changes to 45°, The (6.0 + 4.03)m/s The xcoordinate of
value ofß is close to the particle at the instant when its y
(1) 0.37 cOordinate is 32 m is D meters. The value of
D is.
(2) 0.41
(1) 60
(3) 0.73
(4) 0.5
(2) 32
(3) 40
4
(4) 50
Aphysical quantity which has a direcion
(1) Must be a vector
9 In the cube of side 'a' shown in the figure,
(2) May be avector
the vector from the central point of the face
(3) Must be a scalar ABOD to the central point of the face BEFO
(4) None of the above will be

5 Aforce is resolved into components P and Q

equally inclined to it. Then
(1) P=2Q
(2) 2P =Q
(3) P=Q F
(4) None of these o

6. Force 3N, 4N and 12N act at a point in

mutually perpendicular directions. The
magnitude of the resultant force is:
(1) 19 N
(2) 13 N () fa(j-i)
(3) 11 N (2) a(i-)
(4) 5N
9) ta(i- )
7. A swimmer wishes cross a river 600 m (4)
alk-i)
wide flowing at 3 kmh-, The speed of
swimmer with respect to river is 6 kmh, For 10. Find the maximum speed with which a car
this, he makes an angle with the can run on a bend without skidding, if radius
perpendicular as shown. To minimise drift, of bend 20 m and coefficient of friction
the angle should be between road and the tyres is 0.4 (g= 9.8
6 krnh1 m/s²)
"(1) 7 msl
(2) 8/5 ms -1
(3) 8.85 ms-1
3 krnh (4) 2/5 ms -1
(1) 30°
(2) 37°
(3) 45°
(4) 60°

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11, A block kept on a rough inclined plane, as 14. An insect is at the bottom of a hemispherical
shown in the fiqure, remains at rest upto a ditch of radius 1 m. It crawls up the ditch but
maximum force 2N down the inclined plane. starts slipping after it is at height h from the
The maximum external force up the inclined bottom. If the coefficient of fricion between
plane that does not move the block is 10 N. the qround and the insect is 0.75, then h is
The coefficient of static triction beween the (g =10 ms-).
block andthe plane is (1) 0.45 m
[Take g =10 m/s?) (2) 0.80 m
(3) 0.20 m
(4) 0.60 m

15 TWo blocks of masses M and 2M connected

to each other through a light spring as
J30° shown. If we push the mass M with a force F,
which cause acceleration a in mass M, then
the acceleration of 2M is
(1)
(2)

(3) V3
(1) F
(4)
(2) 3M

A particle of mass m is moving in a straight (3) a

12.
line with momentum p. Starting at time t= 0, (4) F-Ma
2M
a force F= kt, (where t is time) acts the
same direction onthe moving particle during
time interval T So that its momentum 16
Three vectors P, Q and R are such that
changes from p to 3 p. Here k is a constant.
The value of Tis and
(1) 2k
p + o + X= 0. Angle between
(2)
Pand R, will be
(1) 45°
(2) 90°
( 2/ (3) 135°
(4) 60°

13. A mass of 10 kg is suspended vertically by a

rope from the roof. When a horizontal force
is applied on the rope at some point, the
rope deviated at an angle of 45° at the roof
point. If the suspended mass is at
equilibrium, the magnitude of the force
applied is (g=10ms).
(1) 100N
(2) 200 N
(3) 70 N
(4) 140N