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1 → Questins : Atul is waiting on the 5th floor of a building and has to go to the 9th floor. He sees 4 lifts with instructions as shown in the figure. Which lift should he call for?
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2 → Questins : The direction of smoke from a moving train is as shown in the figure (top view).
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Which of these could be the direction of the wind?

3 → Questins : An ant and a stone are on a circular disc, which is rotating at a constant speed. The stone is fixed to the disc. The ant is moving along the rim in the opposite direction and with the same speed as that of the disc.
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Which of these shows the position of the ant and the stone after the disc completes 3/4th of a revolution?

4 → Questins : Read the information and flowchart about blood groups and answers questions 43 to 45:

Human blood is classified into different types. The main groups are A, B, AB and O. Every blood group is also classified by a rhesus factor which is positive or negative. Thus the blood groups are A+, A-, B+, B-, AB+, AB-, O+ and O-.

Blood grouping is important because when our bodies are exposed to something foreign, like a blood transfusion, our immune system kicks in to protect us. One weapon the body uses for this is the production of antibodies, protein molecules released by plasma cells that bind to a specific antigen. The antibodies combine with the antigens on the surface of the invading cells and try to destroy the cells. A patient’s blood group is hence cross-matched with the donor’s blood group when giving blood transfusions, to prevent this kind of reaction, which can range from mild to very serious. This flowchart describes the process of identifying the different blood types:
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When Sheila’s blood was tested, none of the three samples clotted. What is her blood group?

5 → Questins : Read the information and flowchart about blood groups and answers questions 43 to 45:

Human blood is classified into different types. The main groups are A, B, AB and O. Every blood group is also classified by a rhesus factor which is positive or negative. Thus the blood groups are A+, A-, B+, B-, AB+, AB-, O+ and O-.

Blood grouping is important because when our bodies are exposed to something foreign, like a blood transfusion, our immune system kicks in to protect us. One weapon the body uses for this is the production of antibodies, protein molecules released by plasma cells that bind to a specific antigen. The antibodies combine with the antigens on the surface of the invading cells and try to destroy the cells. A patient’s blood group is hence cross-matched with the donor’s blood group when giving blood transfusions, to prevent this kind of reaction, which can range from mild to very serious. This flowchart describes the process of identifying the different blood types:
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What are antibodies?

6 → Questins : Read the information and flowchart about blood groups and answers questions 43 to 45:

Human blood is classified into different types. The main groups are A, B, AB and O. Every blood group is also classified by a rhesus factor which is positive or negative. Thus the blood groups are A+, A-, B+, B-, AB+, AB-, O+ and O-.

Blood grouping is important because when our bodies are exposed to something foreign, like a blood transfusion, our immune system kicks in to protect us. One weapon the body uses for this is the production of antibodies, protein molecules released by plasma cells that bind to a specific antigen. The antibodies combine with the antigens on the surface of the invading cells and try to destroy the cells. A patient’s blood group is hence cross-matched with the donor’s blood group when giving blood transfusions, to prevent this kind of reaction, which can range from mild to very serious. This flowchart describes the process of identifying the different blood types:
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If a patient whose blood group is A- is given blood of group B-, what will happen?

7 → Questins : When a substance changes from LIQUID to GASEOUS state, it is said to EVAPORATE. Some substances change from SOLID to GASEOUS state without passing through the LIQUID state. They are then said to

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