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The document appears to be part of an exam for an engineering mathematics course. It contains instructions for answering questions, notes on objective type questions, and four practice problems:
1) Choose the correct answer for questions about electrochemical cells and redox reactions.
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3) Solve the differential equation y" + y = cos x.
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2) Questions cover topics like batteries, fuel cells, corrosion, electrochemistry, and polymers.
3) Students are instructed to answer 5 full questions by choosing at least 2 from each part, and to answer objective questions on a separate OMR sheet.
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- It contains 8 multiple choice questions testing concepts in physics including Wien's displacement law, de Broglie wavelength, Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, and properties of lasers.
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The document appears to be part of an exam for an engineering mathematics course. It contains instructions for answering questions, notes on objective type questions, and four practice problems:
1) Choose the correct answer for questions about electrochemical cells and redox reactions.
2) Solve the differential equation p' - 2p sinh x = -1.
3) Solve the differential equation y" + y = cos x.
4) Obtain the general and singular solutions of the Clairaut's equation (y - px)(p-1) = p.
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This document contains information about an engineering physics exam for a Bachelor of Technology program. It lists 8 questions that students could answer, with each question having 3 parts. The questions cover topics in engineering physics including interference of light, architectural acoustics, ferromagnetism, crystal structures, lasers, optical fibers, lattice vibrations in solids, and transmission electron microscopy. The exam is 3 hours long and worth a total of 80 marks. Students must answer any 5 of the 8 questions on the exam.
1) The document contains an exam for engineering chemistry with multiple choice and long answer questions.
2) Questions cover topics like batteries, fuel cells, corrosion, electrochemistry, and polymers.
3) Students are instructed to answer 5 full questions by choosing at least 2 from each part, and to answer objective questions on a separate OMR sheet.
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This document appears to contain an exam for an Engineering Chemistry course, with 8 multi-part questions covering various topics in chemistry. It provides the exam code, date, course details, instructions to answer 5 of the 8 questions, and then lists the 8 questions which cover topics such as water analysis, corrosion, fuels, polymers, lubrication, and refractories. Each question has between 2-4 parts requiring explanations of concepts, processes, comparisons, or calculations.
The document appears to be part of an engineering physics exam containing both multiple choice and written response questions.
Some key details:
- It contains 8 multiple choice questions testing concepts in physics including Wien's displacement law, de Broglie wavelength, Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, and properties of lasers.
- It also includes 4 written response questions requiring calculations and explanations relating to group velocity, Planck's law, Bragg reflection, and crystal structures.
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- It is intended for both F.Sc. and non-F.Sc. students and allows 150 minutes to complete.
- Sample questions provided cover topics like mechanics, electricity, magnetism, atomic structure, organic chemistry, and more.
- The document provides examples of different question types and formats found on the MCAT exam.
This document contains solutions to chemistry questions from the IIT-JEE 2009 exam. It provides the questions, explanations of the correct answers, and in some cases diagrams. The questions cover topics like electrolytes, isotopes, acid strength, IUPAC naming, gas laws, intermolecular forces, chemical reactions, isomerism, and defects in solids.
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2) Sample physics questions include momentum, dimensions, torque, terminal velocity, strain, and waves/oscillations.
3) Sample chemistry questions cover topics like gases, thermodynamics, equilibrium, kinetics, periodic trends, and organic/inorganic reactions.
This document contains a sample MCAT exam with 220 multiple choice questions covering physics, chemistry and biology. Some example questions are provided on topics like logic diagrams, stress-strain graphs, gas laws, radioactivity, optics and chemical reactions. The exam is designed for students completing their F.Sc. or non-F.Sc. degrees, with a maximum time of 150 minutes and total marks of 1100.
This document contains details of an engineering examination on applied thermodynamics. It includes 8 questions covering various thermodynamic cycles and concepts. Question 1 covers definitions, stoichiometry and combustion calculations. Question 2 covers diesel and Otto cycles, including efficiency calculations. Question 3 covers gas turbine cycles and efficiencies. Question 4 covers the Rankine cycle and its variations. The remaining questions cover refrigeration cycles, psychrometrics, internal combustion engines and testing.
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This document contains instructions for a 120-minute, 120 multiple choice question exam with questions about nano technology. Each question has 4 answer choices and carries 1 mark. There are no negative marks for wrong answers. Candidates should fill out answers on the provided OMR answer sheet using a blue or black pen. Calculators and electronic devices are not allowed. The exam booklet should not be detached or damaged.
The document contains 50 multiple choice questions related to chemistry. The questions cover topics like stoichiometry, solutions, equilibrium, thermodynamics, periodic properties, organic chemistry, electrochemistry and states of matter. The answer options given for each question are a, b, c or d with one option being the correct answer.
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- The questions are from past exam papers and assess knowledge of fundamental concepts in embedded systems and computer networks. Responses are expected to include explanations, derivations, diagrams and short notes on various technical topics as relevant to the questions.
1. The document is a review for a final exam covering chemistry chapters 1-8, 13.6, and 13.8. It contains 20 multiple choice questions and 17 free response questions requiring students to show work.
2. Students are instructed to show setup for free response answers and use correct units and significant figures. Dimensional analysis problems cannot use discrete calculations.
3. Answers for free response must be written on the test copy; scrap paper will not be graded.
(i) The document provides 15 solubility product (Ksp) problems involving calculation of solubility, concentration of ions, and value of Ksp for various salts.
(ii) It also provides 12 additional problems involving effect of common ions on solubility, calculation of solubility in presence of other salts, and percentage saturation.
(iii) The problems cover concepts including dissociation of salts into ions, calculation of solubility and concentration using Ksp expression, and effect of common ions in altering solubility.
This document appears to be an exam for an engineering chemistry course. It contains 8 multiple choice questions across two parts (Part A and Part B). The questions cover topics like fuels and combustion, electrochemistry, corrosion, polymers, water analysis, and more. The maximum marks for the exam is 100. Students are instructed to answer 5 full questions by choosing at least 2 from each part, and to answer all objective type questions on the OMR sheet provided.
1) The document contains an exam for engineering chemistry with multiple choice and long answer questions.
2) Questions cover topics like batteries, fuel cells, corrosion, electrochemistry, and polymers.
3) Students are asked to choose the correct answer for multiple choice questions, define terms, derive equations, describe processes, and explain concepts.
The document is a past exam paper for an Engineering Chemistry exam. It contains 8 multiple choice questions and 4 free response questions on various topics in chemistry.
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This document contains 60 multiple choice questions related to physics, chemistry, and biology. The questions cover topics such as mechanics, electricity and magnetism, waves, optics, atomic structure, chemical bonding, organic chemistry, biochemistry, and macromolecules. The questions are in a multiple choice format with 4 answer options labeled A through D for each question.
This document contains a sample MCAT exam with questions from physics, chemistry, and other subjects. Some key details:
- The exam contains 220 multiple choice questions with a maximum score of 1100 marks.
- It is intended for both F.Sc. and non-F.Sc. students and allows 150 minutes to complete.
- Sample questions provided cover topics like mechanics, electricity, magnetism, atomic structure, organic chemistry, and more.
- The document provides examples of different question types and formats found on the MCAT exam.
This document contains solutions to chemistry questions from the IIT-JEE 2009 exam. It provides the questions, explanations of the correct answers, and in some cases diagrams. The questions cover topics like electrolytes, isotopes, acid strength, IUPAC naming, gas laws, intermolecular forces, chemical reactions, isomerism, and defects in solids.
This document appears to be a sample test for the MCAT exam containing 220 multiple choice questions testing physics and chemistry knowledge. The physics section includes questions about electric fields, forces, fluids, waves, optics, mechanics, and magnetism. The chemistry section includes questions about polymers, gases, atomic structure, bonding, thermodynamics, and organic chemistry. The document provides context for understanding the content and scope of the MCAT exam for students in a medical program entrance test.
This document contains a 220 question MCAT practice test covering physics, chemistry, and biology/biochemistry. The physics section includes questions about topics like mechanics, electricity and magnetism, optics, and modern physics. The chemistry section covers topics like organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry and equilibrium. The document provides multiple choice questions along with short explanations or definitions for each topic. It is a full length practice test modeled after the actual MCAT exam to help students prepare.
This document contains a full-length MCAT practice test with 220 multiple choice questions covering physics, chemistry, and biology. The test has a total of 1100 marks and must be completed within 150 minutes. Sample questions assess topics like dimensional analysis, nuclear properties, fluids, thermodynamics, organic chemistry, biochemistry, and genetics.
This document contains solutions to chemistry questions from the IIT-JEE 2009 exam. It includes multiple choice, matrix match, and integer answer questions covering topics like thermodynamics, organic chemistry reactions, and coordination compounds. The questions assess understanding of concepts like reaction mechanisms, isomerism, redox potentials, and calorimetry calculations.
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This document provides instructions for a chemistry exam. It states that the exam contains 85 objective questions, with questions 1-20 worth 1 mark each and questions 21-85 worth 2 marks each. It provides some information on how to fill out the answer sheet and describes the content and format of the exam paper. The document also lists some useful physical constants and atomic numbers that may be needed for the exam.
1) The document is about a full length MCAT paper with 220 multiple choice questions covering physics and chemistry.
2) Sample physics questions include momentum, dimensions, torque, terminal velocity, strain, and waves/oscillations.
3) Sample chemistry questions cover topics like gases, thermodynamics, equilibrium, kinetics, periodic trends, and organic/inorganic reactions.
This document contains a sample MCAT exam with 220 multiple choice questions covering physics, chemistry and biology. Some example questions are provided on topics like logic diagrams, stress-strain graphs, gas laws, radioactivity, optics and chemical reactions. The exam is designed for students completing their F.Sc. or non-F.Sc. degrees, with a maximum time of 150 minutes and total marks of 1100.
This document contains details of an engineering examination on applied thermodynamics. It includes 8 questions covering various thermodynamic cycles and concepts. Question 1 covers definitions, stoichiometry and combustion calculations. Question 2 covers diesel and Otto cycles, including efficiency calculations. Question 3 covers gas turbine cycles and efficiencies. Question 4 covers the Rankine cycle and its variations. The remaining questions cover refrigeration cycles, psychrometrics, internal combustion engines and testing.
The document contains a past chemistry exam with 4 sections - multiple choice, multiple answer choice, matching, and numerical answer questions. The exam covers topics like organic chemistry reactions, thermodynamics, stoichiometry, and nuclear chemistry. It provides 9 chemistry problems and their answer options to test understanding of concepts covered in class.
This document contains a full-length practice test for the MCAT exam with 220 multiple choice questions covering various topics in physics. The questions assess knowledge of concepts like angular displacement, center of gravity, fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, optics, modern physics, and nuclear physics. Correct answers are provided for self-assessment. The test is designed to mimic the actual MCAT exam format and level of difficulty.
This document contains instructions for a 120-minute, 120 multiple choice question exam with questions about nano technology. Each question has 4 answer choices and carries 1 mark. There are no negative marks for wrong answers. Candidates should fill out answers on the provided OMR answer sheet using a blue or black pen. Calculators and electronic devices are not allowed. The exam booklet should not be detached or damaged.
The document contains 50 multiple choice questions related to chemistry. The questions cover topics like stoichiometry, solutions, equilibrium, thermodynamics, periodic properties, organic chemistry, electrochemistry and states of matter. The answer options given for each question are a, b, c or d with one option being the correct answer.
- The document discusses topics related to embedded systems design and computer communication networks. It contains 8 questions with subparts related to topics like ISO-OSI reference model, error detection codes, communication protocols, Ethernet, IP addressing, routing algorithms, TCP/UDP, and optical fiber communication.
- The questions are from past exam papers and assess knowledge of fundamental concepts in embedded systems and computer networks. Responses are expected to include explanations, derivations, diagrams and short notes on various technical topics as relevant to the questions.
1. The document is a review for a final exam covering chemistry chapters 1-8, 13.6, and 13.8. It contains 20 multiple choice questions and 17 free response questions requiring students to show work.
2. Students are instructed to show setup for free response answers and use correct units and significant figures. Dimensional analysis problems cannot use discrete calculations.
3. Answers for free response must be written on the test copy; scrap paper will not be graded.
(i) The document provides 15 solubility product (Ksp) problems involving calculation of solubility, concentration of ions, and value of Ksp for various salts.
(ii) It also provides 12 additional problems involving effect of common ions on solubility, calculation of solubility in presence of other salts, and percentage saturation.
(iii) The problems cover concepts including dissociation of salts into ions, calculation of solubility and concentration using Ksp expression, and effect of common ions in altering solubility.
This document appears to be an exam for an engineering chemistry course. It contains 8 multiple choice questions across two parts (Part A and Part B). The questions cover topics like fuels and combustion, electrochemistry, corrosion, polymers, water analysis, and more. The maximum marks for the exam is 100. Students are instructed to answer 5 full questions by choosing at least 2 from each part, and to answer all objective type questions on the OMR sheet provided.
1) The document contains an exam for engineering chemistry with multiple choice and long answer questions.
2) Questions cover topics like batteries, fuel cells, corrosion, electrochemistry, and polymers.
3) Students are asked to choose the correct answer for multiple choice questions, define terms, derive equations, describe processes, and explain concepts.
The document is a past exam paper for an Engineering Chemistry exam. It contains 8 multiple choice questions and 4 free response questions on various topics in chemistry.
The multiple choice questions cover topics like fuels, electrochemistry, batteries, and corrosion. The free response questions ask students to describe processes like determining calorific value using a bomb calorimeter, explain concepts like the process of doping in semiconductors, and calculate values for electrochemical cells.
The exam tests students' knowledge of key concepts in engineering chemistry including different fuel types and properties, electrochemical cells and applications, corrosion mechanisms, and characterization techniques important for materials.
This document is a 35 question practice test for the AIEEE chemistry exam that covers topics like organic chemistry reactions, inorganic compounds, thermodynamics, and quantum mechanics. It provides the questions, answers, and a note that the key and any updates can be accessed online. The test was prepared by V. Aditya vardhan as practice for competitive exams beyond just the AIEEE.
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This document contains instructions for a 3 hour exam in Engineering Mathematics - I. It consists of 5 modules and students must answer 5 full questions, choosing one from each module. The document provides sample questions from each module. Module 1 covers derivatives, Module 2 covers trigonometric functions, Module 3 covers limits, series expansions and multivariable calculus topics. Module 4 covers differential equations and Module 5 covers curves, curvature and vector calculus topics. The document provides the framework and content coverage for the exam.
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This document contains a chemistry exam from 2007 with 40 multiple choice questions covering various topics:
1. Electrochemistry questions involving standard reduction potentials.
2. Equilibrium constants for reaction of N2 and O2.
3. Radioactive decay and half-life calculations.
4. Organic chemistry reactions like Friedel-Crafts acylation.
5. Properties of acids and bases.
6. Characteristics of polymers, transition metals, and coordination compounds.
7. Stoichiometry, gas laws, thermochemistry, and other general chemistry principles.
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This document contains 10 chemistry questions for A-level students. It covers topics such as isomers, organic reactions, naming organic compounds, stoichiometry, gas laws, kinetic theory of gases, atomic structure, quantum mechanics, electronic configurations, and gas reactions. The questions involve defining terms, explaining observations, balancing and naming reactions, calculating quantities, deriving relationships, and describing concepts.
This document contains a practice test for Exam 2 covering Chapters 3, 4, and 7 of a chemistry course. The test has 30 multiple choice questions testing concepts like balancing chemical equations, stoichiometry, gas laws, solution concentrations, acid-base reactions, and periodic trends. The key is provided with the letter answers for each question.
This document contains a 30 question multiple choice quiz on inorganic chemistry topics including crystal field theory, coordination complexes, organometallic chemistry, and acid-base chemistry in non-aqueous solvents. The questions cover topics such as ligand properties, d-orbital splitting, reaction mechanisms, electronic configurations, and biological roles of metal ions. An answer key is provided at the end with the correct response for each question lettered a-d.
This document contains an exam for a first year engineering chemistry course. It includes two parts - Part A with 10 multiple choice questions worth 4 marks each, and Part B with 4 out of 6 long answer questions worth 10 marks each. The long answer questions cover topics like quantum numbers, acid-base theories, water treatment processes, polymerization reactions, and environmental pollution.
This document contains an unsolved chemistry paper from 2000 containing 50 multiple choice questions testing concepts such as:
1) Properties and reactions of acids, bases, salts, and other chemicals
2) Gas laws, thermodynamics, equilibrium, and stoichiometry
3) Structure and bonding in organic and inorganic compounds
4) Characteristics and trends in the periodic table
5) Techniques for separating and purifying compounds
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This document provides instructions for a chemistry exam with two sections - Section A and Section B. Section A contains 19 multiple choice questions to be answered. Section B contains 20 questions where the test taker must answer 10. Some general data is provided including physical constants. Section A questions cover topics like gas properties, reaction mechanisms, spectroscopy, and thermodynamics. Section B questions involve predicting products, identifying reaction types, solving reaction mechanisms, and transformations. The exam tests knowledge of inorganic and organic chemistry concepts.
The document provides instructions for a 3 hour exam with 84 questions across 3 subjects (Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics). It details how to fill out the answer sheet, the question format and marking scheme. The exam contains multiple choice, multiple correct, and comprehension question types across 4 sections for each subject. Negative marks may be given for some incorrect answers. Useful data on constants, atomic numbers, and formulas are also provided.
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An electrochemical cell consists of magnesium electrode,in 0.042m mg(NO:)z solution and
silver electrode i"O.Jl- AgNO3 solutiin. The SEP of Mg.and Ag are--2.36iV and +0.80V
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D) nature of mqtal.
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the positive €iectrode in the combination. Then the potential of the metal electrode is:
A)
B) +1.74Y
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Electrode potentiil of a metal in a dilute solution is:
A) same as that in a concentrated solution
B) lower than that in eonaentrated solution
C) higher than that in a concentrated solution
D) none oIthese.
The potential of the two metal eleetrodes used in a cell are 0.35V and 0.85
of the cell lormed by combining them is:
A) 1.20v
B) 0.5V
c) -0.50v
D) -1.20V.
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: 4 metal rod is dipped in a solution of its ions. Its electrode potential is independent of:
2a.
(04 Marks)
Choose'the correct answers for the following
. 1't,;,, lead acid battery the product formed on both anode and cathodd'is:. .'
A) PbO2
B) PbO
D) Pb.
c) Pbso4
A battery in which a key component is separated from the battery prior to its activation
is called:
A) Primary battery B) Secondary battery C) Tertiary battery
D) Reserve battery
In which of these batteries aqueous KOH is used as an electrolyte?
A) Ni-cd
B) Ni-MH
D) All of these
C) Zn-at
iv) In which of the following battery the cell reaction is not reversible?
A) Pb-PbO2
B) Li-MnOz
D) Ni-Cd
c) Ni-MH
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d.
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Explain the construction and working of Zn-MnO2battery.
What are fuel cells? How it differ from battery? Explain the construction and working of
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CH:OH-Oz fuel cell.
Write the discharging and charging reactions in the following batteries:
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i) Ni-Cd battery; ii) Ni-MH battery.
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b.
c.
d.
protection
C) Sacrificial anodic protection
D) None of these.
During galvanic corrosion the move noble metal act as:
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B) cathode
A) anode
D) None of these
,.. C) anode as well as cathode
the maximum amount of corrosion take place:
iii) In water line corrosion,
, ,tr') along a line just above the level of water meniscus
'Ell along a line at the level of water meniscus
C) along a line just below the level of water meniscus
D) at the bottom of the vessel.
iv) During dif eential aeration type corrosion, the corrosion:
A) occurs at more oxygenated part
B) occurs at less oxygenated part
D) rlbne of these.
C) occurs uniforr,n throughout
ii)
,
,
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Choose the correct answers for the following
When a buried pipeline is protected from corrosion by connecting to magnesium block
it is called:
B) Sacrificial cathodic protection
A) Impressed voltage
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What is metallic .orrorro*, Explain electrochemical theory of corrosion by taking iron
example.
Explain the corrosion control technique by,eathodic
Explain galvanization process.
protection.
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4 a.
for"the,followin$':
Choose the correct answers
In chromium plating elecftoly,te used in the bath solution:
A) H2CrOa +H2SOa
B) KzCrOa + H2SOa
D)'None of these
C) HCIO+ + H2CrOa
Printed circuit boards are prepared by the process of:
i)
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ii)
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Electroplating
B) Electro polishing
C) Electroless plating
D) Electiofogilrng
iii) The ability of the plating bath to develop uniform coating on the entire surface of the
object is measured by its:
B) Decomposition potential
A)',eurrent density
power
D) Throwing power
. ; ,,,? Plating
iv) Polarization effect can be minimized by using:
A) Large electrode surface
B) Highly conducting solution
C) Low electrolyte concentration
D) AX of these
A)
b.
c.
d.
Explain the following terms:
i) Polarization
ii) Decomposition potential.
Explain how the following plating variables affect the nature of electro deposit:
i) Current density
i, pH
iil) Complexing agent.
What is electroless plating? Explain electroless plating of copper.
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5 a.
Choose the correct answers for the following :
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A knocking sound is produced in the internal combustion engine when the fuel:
i)
A) burns slowly
ii)
iii)
iv)
b.
B) burns fact
C) contains rain water
D) None of these
For good perflormance" the hydrocarbon molecules in a diesel fuel should be:
A) Straight chained
B) Branched chain
€) Side chained
D) Aromatic
Catalyic cracking of heavy oil is carried out to get better quatity:
A)
B) Diesel
C) Gasoline
D) Lubricating oil
Suitability,of diesel fuel is determined by:
A) octane number
B) propaae number
C) cetane numboi
D) butane number.
Kerosene
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Define calorific value. Explain how calorific value of solid fuel is determined by bomb
calorimeter.
c.
d.
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0.789 of coal containing i.9% hydrogen, when burnt in a bomb calorimeter, increased the
temperature of 2.7kg water from27.ZoCto29.7"C. If the water equivalent of calorimeter is
l.2kg. Calculate gross and net calorific value (specific neat of water 4.187 kJ/kg/"C, latent
heat of steam2457 kJ/kg.
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Explain the purification of silicon by zone refining process.
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For water system the maximum number of degrees of freedo
i)
A)0
ii)
iii)
iv)
b.
c.
d.
c)2
D)4
When lead is progressively added to molten silver, the melting point of the resultant
alloy is:
A) raised
B) lowered
C) unaltered
The colorimetric analysis is based on:
A) Faraday's law
B) Beer-Lambert's
C) Ohm's law
D) Kohlrauen's law i
In potentiometric titration platinum electrode act as:
A) reference electrode
B) standard electrode
C) reduction electrode
D) indicator electrode.
Draw phase diagram of Fe-C system. Explain eutectic and eutectoid point.
Explain Pattinson's process of desilverizationof read.
Discuss the theory and instrumentation of potentiometric titration.
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A plastic which can be softened in heating and hardened on cooling is called:
i)
A)
i
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iii)
C) Nylon
Chloroprene is the repeating unit
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B) Soft
C) Hard '
D) Mo-re elasric.
What is glass transition temperature? Explain any three factors that influence the glass
transition
temperature.
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Explain the manufacture of plastic by compression moulding and injection moulding
technique.
Give the synthesis
of
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Total alkalinity in water is the sum of:
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ii)
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B) Soluble inorganic solids
C)''Pathogenic bacteria
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r fhs reagent used in the estimation of sulphate by gravimetric method is:
,: A) Phenol-di-sulphonic acid
B) Barium chloride
c) 2-SPADANS
D) Barium sulphate.
b. Discuss the determination of chloride in water by argentometric method.
c. How is alkalinity of water caused? Explain the determination of
_ phenolphthalein indicator.
d. Define COD. Explain the sewage treatment of activated sludge process.
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ts)iy=p'^+f(p) C) y=px+f(p) D)Noneofthese
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A) y2+8y=g
B) i2*8y=g
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c. Find singular solution of p = sin(y -xp).
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In
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then we get
x2y" as,
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B) (D+1)y
C) D(D+l)y
In second order homogeneous differential equation,
ii)
xzyo +
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is.
C) C,x+Crx
D) C,x - Crx
Fiobenius series solution of second order linear differential equation is of the form,
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Solve y' +a'y = secax by the method of variation of parameters.
obtain the series solution of "ldI', 2*n = 0 .
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the assumed solution is
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The value of [(Z"y-*'h*+(x' +y'])dy] by using Green's theorem is.
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Find the work done by a force f =(2y-x')i +6yzj-Bxz2k fromthe point (0,0,0) to the
point (1, 1, 1) along the straight-line joining these points.
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If C is a simple closed curve in the xy-plane, prove by using Green's theorem that the
integral llt"Or-ydx)| representstheareaAenclosedbyC. Henceevaluate
,J ". rs/ - -r- ---.---
4*-L _,
=,.
A- b,
.
(06 Marks)
d.
Verify Stoke's theorem fo.
*' + y' +22 =I.
i =(2x-y)i-yz' j-y'zk
for the upper half of the
sphere
(06 Marks)
8. 1OMAT21
7 a.
Choose the correct answers for the following
D
L[t"1=
.n
A)'
ii)
S
n!
c)
'
"_,
S
p1
'
n-1
A
qn+l
L[e-3'1 =
1
a
-l
A)
-
s-3
et
C)
lrD-a)J-
A) e'f(t)
in terms of unit
,,i...',',.,, ,,,
e^
::,,,,,,
.
-2)
D) e-^
,'.,.
(06 Marks)
function and hence find their Laplace
(04 Marks)
(04 Marks)
C)
,i
pl
--f-S'+a'
.--l
S'-a'
,
.,.,..,,,1:
,,,:,... B) e"tf(t)
C) e--'f(t)
D) None of these
:
A) sin t
h
ts)sinh at
:
at
^ sin at
C;.-_-
tc)t''?
1,
1i,
,_.
sinh
t
,,i:,;
convolution theorem condition,
B) Satisfied with some condition
D) None of these
2sr -6s+ 5
b.
Find the inverse Laplace trans
c.
Find
()
l, ]+^|
l(s-lxs'+4)J
d.
Solve differential equation
y'(0).
....
:
_ _
,,!1, ,i!
y(0) = 0 =
(s
"""'::
S-
.l /rl
iii) L-r]cot-rl+ ll=
L s'll
I
s.tep
--l,',,;;;..
-a-
t
For the function (t)
A) Not satisfied
C) Satisfied
D)
,''
(06 Marks)
sy
'::.'.""":"tt"'""""
M
,,,
".!j'".
Choose the correct answers for the foilowing
L
a
1,
J
I
+a-
J
: lz.. o<t<3
[,, t > 3
;:,,,r
li o<t<2
d. Express f(t)= j4t 2<t<4
[a t>4
transform.
S-
s-3
a
c)
B)
given rhar f1r;
-,
ai --!-
1
D)
s+3
B)
' (s -2)o
ry,,1,t,p;t
b. Evaluate Lisin'Zt)
L{(t)}"
s+3
3!
A).--_
(s + 2;o
't{ 6rt - 1)} =
Find
I
c)
is equal to,
3!
iv)
1
B)
r{r1t-a)H(t-a)}
iii)
8 a.
n
B)
sn+l
c.
(04 Marks)
:
^
(s
-
1)(s
-
2Xs
-3)
.
.rsing convolution
theorem.
(06 Marks)
y'(t)+y=F(t), where af,l={? 0<t<1. Given
12 r>l
that
(06Marks)
*****
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9. 10ccP13/23
USN
First/Second Semester B.E. Degree Examination, Dec.2013 lJan.2ol4
Gomputer Goncepts and G Programming
Time: 3 hrs.
()
Max. Marks:100
l$ote: l. Answer uny FIW full questions, choosing at leust twofrom each part.
, 2. Answer all objective type questions only in OMR sheet page 5 of the ans|eer,,booklet.
' .,3. Answer to objective type questions on sheets other than OMR will not be valaed.
(f
o
_A
Choose the correct answers for the following :
i) Which of the following is not a type of keyboard connector?
A) 5.pin connector
B) 6-pin conneetor
C) 8-pin connector
D) USB-conneCtor
ii) Which of the following is not an output device of a computer?
la.
(.)
(.)
te.
I
troa
.=N
d<f,
b.
c.
d.
a:
oc)
(co
2 a.
o0i
a6
Who is called the father of the computer?
A) Balise Pascal
B) Charles Babbage
C) Joseph Jacquard
D) Dr. Hewrman Hollerith
iv) Which generation of computers is covered by the period 1964-197l?
A) First
B) S-econd
D) Fourth
C) Third
(06 Marks)
Briefly explain about the various generatiorud of computers.
With a neat figure" explain how instructions are processed by the CPU.
(05 Marks)
(05 Marks)
Describe briefly about the various,keys present on a standard keyboard.
Choose the correct answers f,or the following
Which is a secondary memory device?
i)
ii)
oi=
iii)
p- 6.
orv
()j
o=
4tE
!(J
-c.=
>!
bov
tr oll
o=
so
F>
=o
o
rr<
0.)
a
A) CPU
"
rB)
:
4I-LI
(04 Marks)
C),FiBppy
disk
D) Mouse
If you want to exe-cute more than one program at a time, the systems software that you
must be capable of
A) wordpcessing B) virtual memory C)'compiling D) multitasking
A traaslatbr which reads an entire program written in d.high level language and
converts it into machine language code is
A) assembler B) translator
C) compiler
,WhichofthefollowingisnotanApplicationSoftware?
D) system software
B) Spreadsheet
D) Desktop publishing
,, b.
' Explain in detail about the construction and operation of the hard disk drive.
. Briefly write about various computer processing techniques to process data.
,,
,, ' d. List the different network components with examples.
A) Word processing
C) UNIX
3 a.
Choose the correct answers for the following :
The flowcharting symbol Diamond Shaped Box indicates
A) Start
B) Process
C) Decision
Which of the following is not a keyword in C?
i)
ii)
f
o
D) CRT screen
,..
do
o>
o=
VDU
(04 Marks)
,,,,
sT
og:
o
-7
C)
iii)
6e
-o0
:-
PART
gj
,,,,'
iii)
iv)
step
A)
:,,,,,,,,,,,
(05 Marks)
Marks)
(04 Marks)
(07
D) End
ctFd?5c&6_
char
break
D) long
scanf
printf
D) putchar(
B)
C) triangle
Which of the following is an input function?
A)
B)
C) puts( )
Which of the following is a valid integer?
A) -2s0
B) 4,442
c) -31.89
I nf ?
D) +3,728.2
L!&8{JtftY
10. 10ccPt3t23
3b.
c.
d.
4a.
What are the different built-in data types available with C?
With an example, explain the structure of a typical C program.
Briefly write what do you mean by the C tokens.
Choose the correct answers for the following :
which of the following is not a relational operator in
i)
A)<
ii)
iii)
"
iv)
(06 Marks)
(06 Marks)
(04 Marks)
(04 Marks)
c
language?
B)>:
c)1:
D) &
which of the following is a special operator in c language?
A) sizeof ( )
B) log (x)
C) exp (x)
D) sin (x)
-'
The unary operator in c are used to act upon only
operand.
A) one
B) two
C) three
D) four
If b: 10 and d:3, what is the result for b%d operation?
. p'<r.ne
B)
two
C) three
b.
Exllain relaiional operators in C, with examples.
c.
D) 3.33
the Unary operatoi in C language.
Jiit11 ?n."rldpl.: ..xplain
Explain in detail ii.bout Bitwise operators in C languag. -
d.
5a.
stdio.h
A)
B) conio.fu
'
c)
string.h
c) no parameters , '
which of the rolio*ing return
A '-^+,,-.^
A) return
A) actual parameters
statements
#d##n"ij'r'".',io,
c.
d.
,;{ "T$l' .j} l-<
'Y* LISI" 'i t }$
tno'
,*
*ith functiJi.
(04 Marks)
the correct answers for the following :
(04 Marks)
lhoo9e
i) which of the following looping construct is an entry controlled loop?,
A) while
B) do-while
C) foi
b; none of these
ii) which of the following is a conditional statement that tests a ril';;;i;ri^jin..",
/
"
Which of the following is not a jump statement?
A) break
B) continue
C) go to
D) for
iv) Which of the following is an exit controlled loopl?
A) if
B) do-while
C) while
D) if_else
Write and explain the declaration syntax for while and do...while loop.
(p4Marks)
write a program to compute the sum ofN numbers using the for loop.
(06 Marks)
Write a program to check whether the given alphabet is a vowel or not using
switch
iii)
b.
?
,in**_
ofthese
synrax. .
,)fiffi,
examples. (08 Marks)
,
6a.
as
/
*D;;;;i,h;;;"'""
B) formalpuru.n"t.r, f
'
:i
B) return(0)
C)
D) none
what is a function? Describe wirh declaration
parameters to tunction with
?,::,^O:]l:,_tr.*?rr.ofpassing
Write a prog-ram to test whether or not a given integer number ir pri'"r.
return(expregsion)
(04 Marks)
D) math.h
Parameters passed as arguments to the function call a1e called
iv)
c.
d.
(06 Marks)
affi
iii)
b.
(06 Nlarks)
(04 Marks)
choose the correct
p.lh:.
i) The function that calls itself is called ai
A) forwarding function
gf conditional function
C) recursive function
D) backward function
ii) The main( ) function work is defined,ih ' library.
f;;r*
..,
statement.
(06 Marks)
2 of3
l.:
-E)
$r
11. t0ccPt3l23
7 a.
:
Choose the correct answers for the following
In an array a[5] {10,20,30, 40, 50}; the element 40 is designated as
:
i)
(04 Marks)
c.
B) a[1]
c) a[3]
D) a[a]
20,30,40, 50,60};the a[0][1] element is
{10,
A) 10
B) 40
D) 20
c) 60
Which of the following string handling function is used to add two strings?
A) strcat( )
B) strncat( )
C) strcmp( )
D) strlwr( )
iv) Which of the following string handling function is used to compare two strings?
A) strlen( )
B) strcmp( )
D) strev( )
C) strcpy( )
Define ar.array. How are they declared in C language?
(04 Marks)
Write a program to read two matrices from keyboard and print the sum of two *u,r,r11:r--
d.
(07 Marks)
(05 Marks)
ii)
A) afol
In an array int a[2][3]
:
iii)
8 a.
Write a program to test whether the given string is a Palindrome or
not.
:
Choose the correct answers for the lollowing
(04 Marks)
Thread is defined as
stream of control flow in a program code.
A) zero
B) single
C) control
D) none of these
Open MP programrning model offers parallel directives for
A) Shared Memory Access
B) Zero Memory Access
i)
_
ii)
iii)
iv)
C) Multiple Memory Access
execution of instructions
computing.
A)
Serial
Open MP stands for
B)
_.
D) None of these
in a computer system is referred to as parallel
Sequeniial
A) Open Multi-Parallelism
b.
c.
d.
C)
Accurate
D) Simultaneous
.
,
,
B) Organized Multi-Programming
C ) Open Multi-Processing
D) Organized Multi-Parallelism
What are threads? Give thedvantages and disadvantages of multiple threads. (06 Marks)
Bring out the scope for Pefallel computing.
(06 Marks)
Explain "Parallel computing" in detail.
(04 Marks)
CEF{TRAL
LIS&ARY
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12. 10ELN15/25
USN
First/Second Semester B.E. Degree Examination, Dec.2013 /Jan.20l4
Basic Electronics
(.)
()
()
Time: 3 hrs.
Max. Marks: I00
!
o.
a
(.)
Note: I. Answer any FIVE full questions, choosing at leust two from each part.
2. Answer all obiective type questions only on OMR sheet page 5 of the answer booktet.
3. Answer to objective type questtons on sheets other than OMR witt not be valuecl.
I
oX
PART _ A
I a.
-^i
Choose the correct answers for the following
The knee voltage of a silicon diode is
ECO
.iI
.= c
ii)
Etr
Otr
iii)
-co
!ts
A) 0.3V
B) 0.5V
The efficiency of full waves rectifier is
The missing
(04 Marks)
:
i)
c) 0.7v
about
c) 1.21
terms inthe forward diode current is I,
D) None of these
%
D) 81.2
= Io[e'1v. -11
A) Vn
o:
B) rl
C) Vs
D)e
iv) The zener diode is mainly used in
A) Comparator B)Regulator
C) Multivibrator D) None of these
Discuss the behaviour of p-n junctions under:
i) No bias: ii) Forward bias: iii) Reverse bias.
(06 Marks)
Explain the operation of full wave bridge rectifier with neat circuit diagram ,"0 *A1eff;p;
:
oo)
b.
b0i
c.
6+
96
d.
=9
A zener diode has a breakdown voltage of 10V. It is supplied from a voltage source varying
between 20-40V in series with resistance of 820er, using an ideal zener diode model obtain
minimum.and maximuryZener
currents.
(04 Marks)
o-X
o.e
(Jj
u=
@(E
2 a.
!(j
> q-
trbo
=.o- :'i
:o
a.
C) a variable capacitor
D) a variable resistor
iD Ifthe base emitter junction is open, what is the collector current
A)lmA
B) 2mA
C) l0mA
D)0
The
transistor is used for impedance matching
A)
B)
C) c-C
D) None
cr of a transistor is 0.99 calculate p
A) p :0.9
B) B :90
C) B:99
D) B:0.09
Draw the common emitter circuit and sketch the output characteristics, explain active region,
cutoff region and saturation region by indicating them on the characteristic curve. (08 Marks)
With a neat circuit diagram explain the working of transistor used as voltage amplifier.
iv)
-(.l
()
o
i)
iii)
o-
(r<
Z
Choose the correct answers for the following :
When transistor operated in cut offand saturation. it acts like
A) a linear amplifier
B) a switch
b.
_
C-B
C-E
For a certain transistor, gg.6%of the carriers injected into the base cross th.
"oil::1#ff]
junction. If the leakage current is 5pA and the collector current is 20mA, calculate: i) The
value of oc; ii) the emitter current.
(04 Marks)
1
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13. 10ELN15/2s
3 a.
Choose the correct answers for the following
The best biasing stability is achieved by
i)
A)
Fixed
ii)
C) Voltage divider
In self bias or emitter bias circuit
iii)
:
using
B) Collector to base
D) None of these
is connected between emitter and ground.
C) Resistor
The stability factor is given by
_
D) Zener diode
dr
_ dL,
B) *'u
A) "'co
'dt,
dl.u
r. --'
D) dl"
dl.o
c
c) dlu
' -
dl.o
iv)
The operating point must be _
A)
(04 Marks)
biasing method.
High ::
C) Increasing
,r
for the proper operation of transistor
B) Stable
D) Decreasing
ii',,.
b.
With a neat circuit diagraq explain the working of an collector-to-base bias circuit using an
(06 Marks)
npn transistor and derive the equation for In. ''- ,,,
c.
Determine the operating point for a'silioon transistor biased by base bias method with
: 100, Rs:500KfJ, Rc:2.5KO anqVis:20V. Also drawthe load line. (06 Marks)
B
d.
Derive the stability factor S for base bias
.
4 a.
..
':,-
circ,uit.
(04 Marks)
:
(04 Marks)
Choose the correct answers for the following
With gate opeq ifih; supply voltage exceeds the'break over voltage of SCR, then
SCR will con(u0t
i)
ii)
A) False
C) Onlv for D.C
The SCR is
A)
...,
iiD
iv)
c)
NPN
a
B) True
D) Only for A.b
:
device
PJPN
B) PNP
D) PNN
UJT
B) SCR
D) BJT
A relaxation oscillator uses _
A) MOSFET
C)
FET is a _controlled device
A) Voltage
C) Power
B) Current
D) None of these
b.
Explain the construction of n-channel JFET and give its symbol.
(06 Marks)
c.
d.
Write and explain the equivalent circuit of UJT.
(05 Marks)
Explain the two transistor model of SCR.
(05 Marks)
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PART
5 a.
-
Choose the correct answers for the following
Oscillator uses
type of feedback
i)
B
(04 Marks)
:
_
Positive
C) Reverse
A)
ii)
iii)
iv)
B) Negative
D) None of these
The total phase shift around a loop must be _
for the sustained oscillations
A) 180.
B) 360'
c) 90"
D) 270"
The frequency response is a graph of
A) freouency v, current gain
B) frequency v, voltage gain
C) frequency v, output voltage
D) liequency vs input voltage
In RC coupled amplifier the d.c component is blocked by,,,,,
A) Load reiistance Rr.
B) Couplihg capacitor, C6
C) Re
D) The transistor
,,,
With a neat circuit diagram, explain the workireg
amplifier.
of a two
,,
c.
d.
6 a.
stage capacitor coupled CE
(08 Marks)
Explain with the help of circuit diagram the working of an RC phase shift oscillator using
transistor.
(06 Marks)
Find the frequency of the oscillations of transistorized Colpitts oscillator having tank circuit
parameters as Cr 150pF, Cz= 1.5nI and L:50prH.
(02 Marks)
:
Choose the correct answers for the lollowing :
(04 Marks)
In an inverting amplifier there is
phase shift between input and output.
i)
A) 0'
ii)
iv)
B).90"
c)
180.
Ideally open loop gain of op-amp is
A)0
iii)
_
,
D) 360"
_
B)1
c)*
CEUTRAL
LBts$T*F'V
D) Negative
When op-amp used as integrator with input as square wave the output w
A) Ramp
B) Triangular wave
C) Cosine wave
D) Step
Lissajous figures are used to measure
difference between sinusoidal signals
A) Phase
B) Amplitude
C) Frequency
D) None of these
b.
Write the ideal op-amp characteristics.
(06 Marks)
c.
Show with a circuit diagram how an op-amp can be used as differentiator.
(06 Marks)
d.
Explain how current measurement is done using CRO.
(04 Marks)
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15. t0ELN15/25
7 a.
Choose correct answers for the following
i)
(04 Marks)
:
Which of the following is invalid BCD code?
B) 1101
D) 1001
A) 0011
c)
ii)
iii)
iv)
0101
Given the number (8BF)r6, what is the positional weight of the 8?
B) 2s6
A) 16
D)
c) 40e6
(64)rc- (a6)s in binary is
B)111101100
A) 111101101
D) l r00il0
c),111110
The relation between carrier power and total power in an AM wave
8192
::
A)
c)
b.
c.
d.
8 a.
Pc=r,[,.+)
P, =
B) P.
*[,.+)
:
)
:
=*('.T)
D) P. =p.(t*
t.)t
-')
.J
(06 Marks)
Determine the value of base x, if i; {225)*: $al)s; ii) (211),: (152)s.
(04 Marks)
Perform subtraction using 2's complement method I l0l - 1010.
Draw the block diagram of super helerodyne receiver and explain the functions of each
(06 Marks)
block.
Choose the correct answers fo.
i)
ti"
De Morgan's theorem siates
following: '
that A + B is
At a+e
i,
iii)
c)AB
(04 Marks)
B);A;B
':D) A+B
,
_
Universal gate,s are
and
B) AND and 0R
A) NOT and NOR
D) XOR and XNOR
C) NAND and NOR
For.which gate when the two inputs A and B are equal the output is zero and otherwise
one?
A) NAND
iv)
An half adder has two inputs and
A) ONE
C)
b.
c.
d.
_
THREE
B) NOR
D) EXOR
outputs
B) TWO
D) None of these
Implement EX-NOR gate using only NOR gates.
(04 Marks)
Simpliiy AB+AC+AeClen+C1.
(06 Marks)
Implement fulI adder using two half adders and one OR gate. Write the equations for sum
and
(06 Marks)
Cnr1.
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16. l0cIP18/28
Question Paper Version
USN
:
C
I I Il Semester B.E Degree Examination, Dec.2013/Jan.20l{
CONSTITUTION OF II{DTA AND PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
(coMMoN TO ALL BRANCHES)
[Max. Marls: 50
Time: 2 hrs.]
TNSTRUCTIONS TO THE CANDIDATES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Answer all the fifty questions, each question carries one mark.
Use only,Black ball point pen for writing / darkening the circles.
For each 4UC.ptioo, after selecting your answer, darken',tfe appropriate circle
corresponOini tri e same question number on ttre
sheet.
Darkening two
cirii*
,,',,,,,i'
fqr the same question makes
iii
unr*.r invalid.
Damaging/overwriting, using whiteners on the OMR sheets are strictlr,
prohibited.
1.
a) Chief
minister
b)
Governor
The Mandal commission for backward classes was setup in,
a) 1987
b) 1978
c) 1996
3.
d)
c) Lok Sabha
President
d) 1986
According' to 44th Amendnrent of 1978 the right to properly was emitted as a fundamental
right and made it a
a) Social right ,,, b) Legal right c) Universal right
d) None of these
Groupthing:,.,.
a) Gives u gpod r.rrlt
c) Widm3' riur knowledge
b) Leads to a better result
d) Is an impediment to responsibility
Ow eonstitution prohibits
:
a) Untouchability
5.
b) Freedom
c) Liquor
d) Politics
.6.. The chief minister of a state is appointed by the:
a) Speaker
c) Prime minister
7.
b) Chiefjustice of high court
d) Governor
Exclusion of Creamy layer makes a backward class:
a) Socially backward
b) Truly backward
c) More backward
d) Economically backward
Special majority means more than,
a) 50% majority
c) 75% majority
b) Two-third majority
d) 60ohmqority
-c1-
17.
18. 10crP18/28
The final stage of the election process is:
a) Polling
c) Announcement of results
24.
b) Counting of votes
d) None of these
The Indian Federal system is based on the Federal system of,
a) Canada
d) Newzealand
b) usA
c) France
25. Engineers must:
Ethics
a) Recognize the value of a code of
c) Look upon a code of ethics as a sacred
writ
b) Support a code of ethics
d) Both (a) and (b).
26. The president can appoint to Lok Sabha from Anglo Indian community:
a) Two persons b) One person
c) Five person d.) Three persons
-
27.
Amendment of the constitution refers to :
Rural local bodies
a)
b) Right to property
c) Urban locat bodies
d) None of these
28.
Which article of the,constitution provides protection to the civil servants?
a) 315
d) 388
b) 311
c) 368
29.
The party system in India can be described as:
a) Bi-party
c) Single party
b) Majority
74th
party
d) Multi party
The phrase economic justice is found in,
a) Fundamental rights and fundamental duties.
b) Preamble and Directive principles of state policy
c) Fundamental duties and directive principles of state policy
d) Fundamentalrights and fundamental duties.
31.
The Controller and Auditor General acts as the,
a) Guardian of public finances
b) Chief legal advisor of the governmenl
c) Guardian of public interests
d) Guardian of fundamental rights
32.
The system of legislature in the state of Karnataka is:
a) Bicameral
b) Unicameral
c) Cameral
d) Multicameral
33. Voting age of citizens is changed from 21 to 18 years by
Constitutional
Amendnrent Act:
a>..42"d
34.
b) 56th
c) 61't
d) 76th
Writ of prohibition cannot be issued against the :
a) Judicial functions
c) Acts of lower courts
35.
36.
b) Legislative functions
d) Quasi - Judicial functions
'Fault Tree' is used:
a) To trace the risk
c) To trace the result
b) To assess the accuracy
d) To assess the risk
How many subjects are there in the central, state and concurrent list:
a) 97,66 and 47
b) 47,66 and 98
c)97,47 and65
d) 47,96 and 55
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Question Paper Version
USN
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First/Second Semester B.E Degree Examination, Dec. 2013 I Jan.2014
Environmental Studies
(coMMoN TO ALL BRANCHES)
[Max. Marks: 50
Tirne: 2 hrs.]
1.
2.
3.
INSTRUCTTONS TO THE CANDIDATES
Answer all the fifty questions, each question carries ONE mark.
Use only Black ball point pen for writing / darkening the circles. "
For each question, after selecting your answer, darken
,the
,
,appropriate circle
corresponding,,to the same question number on the OIVIB sfreet
4.
5.
Darkening two circles for the same question makes the answer invalid.
Damaging/overwriting, using whiteners on the OMR sheets are strictly
prohibited.
l.
2.
Liquefied petroleum gas is a mixture
a) Methane and ethane
c) Methane and butane
4.
5.
::
b)
Propane and butane
Methane and propane.
d)
Best environmental clean ahernative fuel is
a) CNG
3.
of
b) Diesel
c)
Nuclear power plant in,Karnataka is located at
a) Bhadravatht , O, Sandur
Coal
d)
c)
Kaiga
d)
fitting
b) Wet scrubber
d) All of these
Air pollution:ftom automobiles can be controlled by
a)
c)
Electrostaticprecipitator
Catalf,ticconverter
Which of the following is a natural source of environmental pollution?
Sewage
b) Industries
c) Automobiles
a)
Petrol
"'
d)
6.
Liquid waste generated from bathrooms and kitchens are called
a) Domestic sewage b) Run off
c) Salvages
7.
The max average permissible noise levels during day time hours as per environment protection
act in India is
a) 30dB
c) 50dB
d) s5 dB
b) 4sdB
8.
Demography is the study
a)
Animal
of
behaviour b)
c)
Geography
-Dl
-
Rivers
d) Allthe these
d)
Population groMh