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1. Drinking soda isA. AlkalineB. AcidicC. NeutralD. Oxidant

2. Iodized salt is beneficial forA. Lowering of blood pressureB. Prevention of dehydrationC. Thyroid functionD. Salivary glands

3. Milk sugar isA. LactoseB. MaltoseC. GalactoseD. Sucrose

4. Which of the following is not a font style?A. BoldB. ItalicsC. RegularD. Superscript

5. 1/1000 is equal toA. 0.1B. 0.01C. 0.001D. 1.01

6. Gobar gas mainly containA. MethaneB. EthyleneC. PropyleneD. Acetylene

7. Which is purest form of Iron?A. SteelB. Cast ironC. Pig ironD. Wrought iron

8. The first metal used by man was?A. CopperB. SilverC. BronzeD. Brass

9. The major constituent of air isA. NitrogenB. Carbon dioxideC. OxygenD. Hydrogen

10. The chemical name of common salt is?A. Sodium chlorideB. Sodium nitrateC. Ammonium chlorideD. Calcium chloride

11. Pregnant women usually became deficient inA. Sodium and calciumB. Iron and sodiumC. Calcium and ironD. Magnesium and iron

12. Eyes of potato are useful forA. NutritionB. ReproductionC. Vegetative propagationD. None of these

13. Tape worm lives as parasite inA. BrainB. Andomen of man/womenC. Intestine of man/womenD. Liver of man/women

14. Insufficient blood supply in human body is referredas:

A. IschemiaB. HyperemiaC. HemostariaD. Hemorrage

15. In human body the longest bone is in the:-A. Vertebral columnB. ThighC. Rib cageD. Arm

16. The total number of vertebrae in a human being is:-A. 26B. 30C. 29D. 33

17. Which of following element is associated with teeth disorder?

A. ChlorineB. FluorineC. BromineD. Iodine

18. jug is a unit to describe:A. timeB. volumeC. distanceD. weight

19. A biopsy is:A. the removal of biological fluidB. the removal of an organC. a post mortem examinationD. excision of a representative tissue sample

20. The liquid portion of blood remaining after a clot has formed is called:

A. the buffy coatB. serumC. plasmaD. tissue fluid

21. A biohazardous container is used to discard:A. lancetsB. needlesC. band- aid wrappersD. a & b

22. ‘Foot and Mouth Disease’ found?A. CattleB. DogsC. HumanD. None of the above

23. Which vitamin is considered to be a hormone?A. Vitamin AB. Vitamin BC. Vitamin DD. Vitamin E

24. Which is not Mosquito borne disease?A. DengueB. MalariaC. Sleeping sicknessD. Chickengunia

25. Which is non-toxic in nature?A. GoldB. MercuryC. COD. H2S

26. Which among the following is a carbohydrate?A. NylonB. Cane sugar

C. TurpentineD. Hydrogen peroxide

27. What is chemical name for baking soda?A. Sodium carbonateB. Sodium bicarbonateC. Sodium nitrateD. Sodium nitrite

28. Founder of HomeopathyA. HippocratsB. S HahnemannC. SushrutaD. Charak

29. The place where accessories are connected in computer is known as ?

A. PortB. RingC. BusD. Zip

30. SMPS stands forA. Switched mode power supplyB. Start mode power supplyC. Signal mode power supplyD. Store mode power supply

31. Which element found on surface of moon?A. TitaniumB. PlatinumC. SiliconD. Bronze

32. Why is Beaufort Scale used?A. To measure wind velocityB. To measure pressureC. To measure temperatureD. To measure Volume

33. Through which translocation of food materials in plants takes place?

A. XylemB. PhloemC. Both a,bD. None

34. When does relative humidity decreases?A. With increase pressureB. With increase temperatureC. With decrease pressureD. With decrease temperature

35. Make the greatest four digit number by using any 43. Which tree requiring minimum water for itsone digit twice by 3,8,7. growth?

A. 3387 A. BabulB. 8378 B. BambooC. 8873 C. BanayanD. 8773 D. Mango

36. 1 million is equal to how many lakhs 44. Which country is largest producer of Bauxite?A. 1 A. AustraliaB. 10 B. IndiaC. 100 C. Sri LankaD. 1000 D. Germany

37. Smallest natural number is 45. What percentage of water is lost duringA. 0 transpiration?B. 1 A. 79%C. 2 B. 99%D. -1 C. 25%

38. Which number is greater than -1. D. 50%A. -2 46. Which is global biodiversity hotspot in IndiaB. -10 A. Western ghatsC. 0 B. Eastern ghatsD. -3 C. Himalyas

39. 1 cm2 is mm2 D. All of the aboveA. 100 47. How are latitude and longitude?B. 10 A. Horizontal to each otherC. 1000 B. Perpendicular to each otherD. 1/10 C. Parallel to each other

40. The ratio of 90 cm to 1.5 m is D. Both b, cA. 3:5 48. In which technology do cryogenic engines findB. 5:3 applications?C. 60:1 A. Car technologyD. 4:3 B. Rocket technology

41. Fill in the blank: 35/45 = __/9 C. Electronic technologyA. 5 D. NoneB. 4 49. Which instrument used for finding out windC. 3 direction?

D. 7 A. Air vane

42. For 500, which symbol is used in roman system B. Wind vaneC. Electronic vane

A. L D. Electric vaneB. C 50. Study o f field crop is called:-C. M A. PomologyD. D B. Agronomy

C. OlericultureD. Floriculture

51. Which of the following is not a computer 60. Tear gas ishardware? A. Chloroprene

A. Mouse B. Carbonyl chlorideB. CPU C. Nitrous oxideC. MS Word D. Bleaching powderD. Hard disc 61. Which one of following is radioactive?

52. Which among them is smallest memory size:- A. CesiumA. MB B. PlatinumB. GB C. StrontiumC. TB D. Thorium,D. PB 62. Which of the following blood group is a universal

53. Which of the following is not a search engine? recipient?A. Yahoo A. AB. Google B. BC. Ask C. ABD. SPSS n o

54. Which laboratory department studies tissue structure?

A. Immunology

V/63. Which was the first antibiotic?

A. Terramycin

B. Histopathology B. NeomycinC. Biochemistry C. PencillinD. Endocrinology D. Stryptomycin

55. Quartz is made of 64. Clove, the commonly used spice is obtained fromA. Calcium sulphate A. FruitB. Calcium silicate B. StemC. Sodium sulphate C. RootD. Sodium silicate D. Flowerbud

56. Ozone layer is present in: 65. Dehydration in human body is caused due toA. Troposphere deficiency ofB. Ionosphere A. VitaminC. Stratosphere B. SaltD. Exposphere C. Harmone

57. Taj Mahal is greatly affected due to D. WaterA. Tourists 66. Which are gland of body which pour theirB. Acid water secretions directly into blood stream?C. Deforestation A. Exocrine glandD. Sound pollution B. Endocrine gland

58. Bakelite is a polymer of phenol and— C. Both A & BA. Formaldehyde D. None of the aboveB. Acetaldehyde 67. Which is second most abundant metal in the earth'C. Benzaldehyde crust?D. Cinnaldehyde A. Iron

59. Pituitary gland is located in B. SilverA. Brain

C. GoldD. Zinc

B. KidneyC. LiverD. Intestine

68. What is the first compound which is fixed during 76. Who is considered as father of Ayurveda?photosynthesis? A. Charaka

A. Glucose B. SusrutaB. Fructose C. BuddhaC. Sucrose D. NoneD. Maltose 77. Who is considered to father of Surgery?

69. Myxoedema is disorder produced due to A. Charakahypersecreation of which gland? B. Susruta

A. Pitutary C. DavidsonB. Thyroid D. HiltonC. Adrenal 78. Which gland is both exo and endocrine gland?D. None A. Pancreas

70. Which colloid are solvent loving colloid? B. PitutaryA. Hydrophilic C. AdrenalB. Lyophilic D. ThyroidC. Hydrophobic 79. Which country is rich in oil?D. Lypphobic A. Japan

71. Where is National Institute o f Nutrition located? B. IndonesiaA. Hyderabad C. GermanyB. Goa D. IndiaC. Mumbai 80. Which state produces maximum Soya bean?D. Bengaluru A. Gujrat

72. What is Amnesia? B. Himachal PradeshA. Unable to speak C. KeralaB. Unable to walk D. Madhya PradeshC. Unable to hear 81. In context with the connective tissues, whichD, Loss of memory among the following connect Bones to Bones?

73. Which metal is used for generation o f nuclear A. Ligamentspower? B. Tendons

A. Uranium C. Reticular fibersB. Platinium D. RapheC. Silicon 82. Which among the following live tissues o f theD. Hydrogen Human Eye does not have blood vessels?

74. What is Syrinx? A. ScleraA. Voice box in humans B. CorneaB. Voice box in birds C. ChoroidC. Voice box in fish D. IrisD. Voice box in cows 83. A tablet of which among the following Vitamins

75. Which planet is nearest to earth? Should be advised to be used after purification ofA. Mars water by Iodine as a disinfectant?B. Venus A. Vitamin AC. Saturn B. Vitamin BD. Pluto C. Vitamin C

D. Vitamin D

84. Milk is naturalA. SolutionB. EmulsionC. MixtureD. Suspension

85. Which of the following is not present in Germansilver?A. CopperB. NickelC. SilverD. Zinc

86. Where is CIMAP locatedA. DelhiB. LucknowC. MumbaiD. Banglore

87. Cane sugar isA. SucroseB. LactoseC. MaltoseD. Galactose

88. Intensity of Gravitational field of earth is maximum of

A. PolesB. EquatorC. Centre of earthD. Surface

89. A pond of water appears less deep due toA. ReflectionB. DiffractionC. RefractionD. Polarization

90. Electric current passes more quickly in?A. CopperB. SilverC. BronzeD. Brass

91. W hat do plants take from air?A. NitrogenB. Carbon dioxideC. OxygenD. Hydrogen

92. Limewater contains?A. Calcium chlorideB. Calcium nitrateC. Calcium sulphateD. Calcium hydroxide

93. The gas used in artificial ripening of fruits isA. AcetyleneB. MethaneC. EthaneD. Butane

94. Sea water can be purified by the process ofA. DistillationB. EvaporationC. FiltrationD. Fractional distillation

95. The purest form of water isA. Tap waterB. Rain waterC. Ground waterD. Distilled water

96. The energy of sun is mainly due toA. Nuclear fissionB. RadioactivityC. HeatD. Nuclear fusion

97. An example of major air pollutant isA. OxygenB. Carbon dioxideC. Carbon monoxideD. Helium

98. The natural Pacemaker in the Human Heart islocated in the SA node which is present in which among the following chambers?

A. Right AuricleB. Left AuricleC. Right VentricleD. Left Ventricle

99. Overdose o f antibiotics will cause the suppression of synthesis of which among the following vitamins in human body?

A. Vitamin AB. CalciferolC. Vitamin KD. Biotin

100. Which among the following element in the humanbody / organ makes the main basis of working of the MRI (Magnetic resonance imaging)?A. NitrogenB. HydrogenC. CalciumD. Sodium

Laboratory Attendant W ritten Exam ination, 2018

SET-4

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3. 9T#^T f?A. LactoseB. MaltoseC. GalactoseD. Sucrose

4 . t WT M l 'TnT I ?A. BoldB. ItalicsC. RegularD. Superscript

5. 1/1000 f%?T%^TRT|?A. 0.1B. 0.01C. 0.001D. 1.01

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7. 3TTWT f i p M W t ?A. SteelB. Cast ironC. Pig ironD. Wrought iron

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A. IschemiaB. HyperemiaC. HemostasiaD. Hemorrage

15. % ^Tfk t f?A. Vertebral columnB. ThighC. Rib cageD. Arm

16. i f | ?A. 26B. 30C. 29D. 33

17. ’¥TT drc) 3cT -0-*l~I % W^f^TcT t'?A. ChlorineB. FluorineC. BromineD. Iodine

18. ngR.-H'ft w r t f?A. timeB. volumeC. distanceD. weight

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20. W % 5TTC TtF % rR^r W T f ?A. the buffy coatB. serumC. plasmaD. tissue fluid

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22. “H <1 ■*!” HNI 4 RTFf?A. CattleB. DogsC. HumanD. None of the above

23.f^¥ I -hTh fTRT TRTT f?A. Vitamin AB. Vitamin BC. Vitamin DD. Vitamin E

24. ft -+ilr|41 f?A. DengueB. MalariaC. Sleeping sicknessD. Chikengunia

25. 1 f t ^ 3TT |?A. GoldB. MercuryC. COD. H2S

26. f ?A. NylonB. Cane sugar

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27. %f^T *nrr w p r r f ^ tpt ^ tt f ?A. Sodium carbonateB. Sodium bicarbonateC. Sodium nitrateD. Sodium nitrite

28. ?;iRr^rt"4T w > | ?A. HippocratesB. S HahnemannC. SushrutaD. Charak

29. V ^ J t T T ^ f N - :3TTFT % ?«TFr =TT WT W et f ?A. PortB. RingC. BusD. Zip

30. TT*r W 'ft TT- fTT f%TcpT w n I ?A. Switched mode power supplyB. Start mode power supplyC. Signal mode power supplyD. Store mode power supply

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3 2 .^ R ^ W WHT fEcTf I?A. To measure wind velocityB. To measure pressureC. To measure temperatureD. To measure Volume

33.f%*r% * n w r ’ftsrf t w m ^rrRift ^ FTFrrarw

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46.'*TRcr t m ftoPTte I?A. Western ghatsB. Eastern ghatsC. HimalyasD. All o f the above

47. 3TSTTCT sflT ^TRIT f i t f?A. Horizontal to each otherB. Perpendicular to each otherC. Parallel to each otherD. Both b,c

48. f^FT >3t>Ml4l ^ sbl41^R+ ff^ R r3W m f i t f?A. Car technologyB. Rocket technologyC. Electronic technologyD. None

49. f^T M’-'1 TTnFTcTf ^ f%31T WT W5TTf 'STTcft

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50. w ? r % 3 iw F r w r strtt f?A. PomologyB. AgronomyC. OlericultureD. Floriculture

51. F W ITT w T T f f I?A. MouseB. CPUC. MS WordD. Hard disc

52. s w % jf fm w r *F n fr h t w f ?A. MBB. GBC. TBD. PB

53. ^ r t % m v r f tf^n r ?rff | ?A. YahooB. GoogieC. AskD. SPSS

54. =1)1 H TT ^pilTTS'l I <?11 N"jTR ^ <73HI WO\ -4H^TrTr|?

A. ImmunologyB. HistopathologyC. BiochemistryD. Endocrinology

55. f%¥% 5RT |?A. Calcium sulphateB. Calcium silicateC. Sodium sulphateD. Sodium silicate

56. STTfT'T +" "1 f&TcT |j?A. TroposphereB. IonosphereC. StratosphereD. Exospheres

57. crrsnr^r f%*r % w f ^ c r fsrr | ?A. TouristsB. Acid waterC. DeforestationD. Sound pollution

58. i r t ir # f^FRrr -nj. j^ | ?A. FormaldehydeB. AcetaldehydeC. BenzaldehydeD. Cinnalehyde

59. T ft | ?A. BrainB. KidneyC. LiverD. Intestine

60. 3tT ; %r if ^T er: W |?A. ChloropreneB. Carbonyl chlorideC. Nitrous oxideD. Bleaching powder

6 1. w r % f?A. CesiumB. PlatinumC. StrontiumD. Thorium,

62. wrfa % TrF fmTT TRTT |?A. AB. BC. ABD. O

63. f r t ?A. TerramycinB. NeomycinC. PencillinD. Stryptomycin

64. (WRTT) ^#T W 'ST’PT t ?A. FruitB. StemC. RootD. Flowerbud

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86. t f l w ! l{'$\ WWf |?A. DelhiB. LucknowC. MumbaiD. Bangalore

87. ^ WT | ?A. SucroseB. LactoseC. MaltoseD. Galactose

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92. ^ ^ TT^t # WT tcTT | ?A. Calcium chlorideB. Calcium nitrateC. Calcium sulphateD. Calcium hydroxide

93. w r f f ^ r % f^nr ^ % f?A. AcetyleneB. MethaneC. EthaneD. Butane

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95. m ft w r 1?A. Tap waterB. Rain waterC. Ground waterD. Distilled water

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