Which of the following statements about the concentration of CO2

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Life Sciences

Class

CNET Class 12

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1.

What is the angle (θ) in the quadrant of a circle shown below?

  • 135°     

  • 90°     

  • 120°     

  • May have only between 90° and 120°


2.

In () ABC, angle A is larger than angle C and smaller than angle B by the same amount. If angle B is 67°, angle C is.

  • 67°

  • 53°

  • 60°

  • 57°


3.

See the following mathematical manipulations.

(i) Let x = 5

(ii) Then x2 – 25 = x – 5

(iii)(x – 5) (x + 5) = x – 5

(iv) x + 5 = 1 [Cancelling (x – 5) from both sides]

(v) 10 = 1 [Putting x = 5]

Which of the above is the wrong step?

  • (i) to (ii)

  • (ii) to (iii)

  • (iii) to (iv)

  • (iv) to (v)


4.

Inner plates of the solar system are rocky, whereas outer planets are gaseous. One of the reasons for this is that

  • Solar heat drove away the gases to the outer region of the solar system.

  • Gravitational pull of the sun pulled all rocky material to the inner solar system.

  • Outer planets are larger than the inner planets.  

  • Comets delivered the gaseous materials to the outer planets


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5.

The number of craters observed due to meteoritic impacts during the early stages of formation, is less on the earth than that on the Moon because,

  • Formation of craters on the Earth was difficult due to the presence of hard rocks.

  • Impacting bodies on the Earth were smaller in size.  

  • Craters on the earth are now covered by ocean water.  

  • Earlier craters are not preserved due to continuous modification of Earth’ssurface by geological processes.    


6.

During a total solar eclipse occurring at noon, it becomes dark enough for a few minutes for stars to become visible. The stars that are seen are those which will be seen from the same location.

  • On the following night only.  

  • On the night one month later.   

  • On the night three months later.  

  • On the night six months later.   


7.

The variation of solubilities of two compounds X and Y in water with temperature is depicted below. Which of the following statements is true?

  • Solubility of Y is less than that of X.   

  • Solubility of X varies with temperature. 

  • Solubilites of X and Y are the same at 75°C. 

  • Solubilities of X and Y are independent of temperature.


8.

Living beings get energy from food through the process of aerobic respiration. One of the reactants is

  • Carbon dioxide

  • Water vapour

  • Oxygen

  • Phosphorus


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9.

Restriction endonuclease cleaves DNA molecules at specific ‘recognition sites’. One such enzyme has four recognition sites on a circular DNA molecule. After complete digestion, how many fragments would be produced upon reaction with this enzyme?

  • 4

  • 5

  • 3

  • 6


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10.

Which of the following statements about the concentration of CO2 in the Earth’s atmosphere is true?

  • It was the highest in the very early atmosphere of the Earth. 

  • It has steadily decreased since the formation of the Earth’s atmosphere.   

  • It has steadily increased since the formation of the Earth’s atmosphere.  

  • Its levels today are the highest in the Earth’s history.  


B.

It has steadily decreased since the formation of the Earth’s atmosphere.   

Among the given statements, statement 2 is true.


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