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Chemical Engineering (CH) 2015

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Questions 65
Duration 180 mins
Package Chemical Engineering (CH) - Previous Year Papers

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Easy 39 60%
Hard 26 40%

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Multiple Choices 40 61.5%
Fill in the blanks 25 38.5%

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Chemical Engineering (CH) 2015 – Instructions
  • Total number of questions: 65
  • 30 questions carry one mark each
  • 35 questions carry two marks each
  • Negative marking: 1/3 of the marks allotted to the question
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Chemical Engineering (CH) 2015
Q.1 – Q.5 carry one mark each.

Choose the most appropriate word from the options given below to complete the following sentence. The principal presented the chief guest with a _______________ as token of appreciation.

A
momento
B
memento
C
momentum
D
moment
2
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Chemical Engineering (CH) 2015

Choose the appropriate word/phrase, out of the four options given below, to complete the following sentence: Frogs _______________

A
croak
B
roar
C
hiss
D
patter
3
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Chemical Engineering (CH) 2015

Operators □, ⊗ and → are defined by: a □ b = (a-b)/(a+b); a ⊗ b = (a+b)/(a-b); a → b = ab. Find the value of (66 □ 6) → (66 ⊗ 6).

A
2
B
-1
C
1
D
2
4
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Chemical Engineering (CH) 2015

If log9 (5/7) = -1/3, then the value of x is

A
343/125
B
125/343
C
-25/49
D
-49/25
5
2015 · Unclassified
Chemical Engineering (CH) 2015

The following question presents a sentence, part of which is underlined. Beneath the sentence you find four ways of phrasing the underlined part. Following the requirements of the standard written English, select the answer that produces the most effective sentence. Tuberculosis, together with its effects, ranks one of the leading causes of death in India.

A
ranks as one of the leading causes of death
B
rank as one of the leading causes of death
C
rank as one of the leading causes of death
D
are one of the leading causes of death
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2015 · Unclassified
Chemical Engineering (CH) 2015
Q.6 – Q.10 carry two marks each.

Read the following paragraph and choose the correct statement.

Climate change has reduced human security and threatened human well being. An ignored reality of human progress is that human security largely depends upon environmental security. But on the contrary, human progress seems contradictory to environmental security. To keep up both at the required level is a challenge to be addressed by one and all. One of the ways to curb the climate change may be suitable scientific innovations, while the other may be the Gandhian perspective on small scale progress with focus on sustainability.

A
Human progress and security are positively associated with environmental security.
B
Human progress is contradictory to environmental security.
C
Human security is contradictory to environmental security.
D
Human progress depends upon environmental security.