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Fani Warraich MATHEMATICS - Algebra

Solve the equation 2/6 (3a + 2b) – 1/2 (2a + 4b) -2(12a – 6b)?

A. -6a – 7b. B. -2a + 4b. C. 5a + 6b. D. 7a – 8b.

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Fani Warraich MATHEMATICS - Calculus

The solution set of the inequality |x + 4| ≥ 2 is

A. ( , 6] [2, ). B. ( ,6] [ 2, ) . C. ( , 6] [ 2, ) . D. None of these.

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Fani Warraich MATHEMATICS - Basic Mathematics

Find the sum of the first 30 natural numbers

A. 38.5. B. 37.5. C. 36.5. D. 35.5.

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Fani Warraich MATHEMATICS - Basic Mathematics

Average of all prime numbers between 30 to 50

A. 40. B. 39.8. C. 39.5. D. 39.6.

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Fani Warraich MATHEMATICS - Basic Mathematics

Obeer paid Rs. 9600 as interest on a loan he took 5 years ago at a 16% rate of simple interest. What was the amount he took as a loan?

A. 15000. B. 14000. C. 13000. D. 12000.

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Elizabeth MATHEMATICS - Basic Mathematics

If the cost price is 25% of the selling price. Then what is the profit percent?

A. 400%. B. 300%. C. 200%. D. 100%.

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Sidis MATHEMATICS - Basic Mathematics

If 3 𝑥 + 5 𝑦 = 20 and 2 𝑥 − 3 𝑦 = 4, what is the value of 𝑥 − 𝑦?

A. 2. B. 3. C. 4. D. 5.

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To find the value of 𝑥 − 𝑦 first, solve the given system of equations to find 𝑥 x and. Then, subtract the value of 𝑦 from 𝑥 .

Fani Warraich PHYSICS - Electromagnetism

The Net Magnetic flux from any closed surface is

A. Infinity. B. Zero. C. Negative. D. Positive.

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This is because the net magnetic flux through any closed surface is always zero. This is known as Gauss's law for magnetism. It is a consequence of the fact that there are no magnetic monopoles, meaning that magnetic field lines always form closed loops.

Shalisha Ladawn PHYSICS - Classical Mechanics

Electric displacement current through a surface S is by definition proportional to the

A. rate of change of the electric flux through S. B. magnetic flux through S. C. rate of change of the magnetic flux through S. D. time integral of the magnetic flux through S.

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Shalisha Ladawn PHYSICS - Classical Mechanics

Classical mechanics explains how _______ moves.

A. Macroscopic object. B. Microscopic object. C. All of above. D. None of these.

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Fani Warraich CHEMISTRY - Biochemistry

DNA model was presented by Watson and Crick in

A. 1951. B. 1952. C. 1953. D. 1954.

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Fani Warraich CHEMISTRY - Biochemistry

The "energy carrier" ATP is an example of a(n)

A. deoxyribonucleoside triphosphate. B. di-nucleotide. C. ribonucleotide. D. ribonucleoside triphosphate.

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Fani Warraich CHEMISTRY - Biochemistry

S-adenosyl methionine is a group donor of

A. Phosphate. B. Methyl. C. Adenosine. D. Sulfate.

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Fani Warraich CHEMISTRY - Biochemistry

When DNA is heated, the temperature at which ________ of the helical structure is lost is defined as the melting temperature.

A. One half. B. Two half. C. Three half. D. Complete.

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Fani Warraich CHEMISTRY - Biochemistry

Nucleotides also serve as carriers of activated intermediates in the synthesis of

A. Carbohydrates. B. Lipids. C. Proteins. D. All of these.

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Testu4 ENGLISH - Antonyms

What is the antonym of Big

A. Small. B. Little. C. Shittle. D. Bittle.

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Muhammad Tayyab Ikhlas ENGLISH - Antonyms

DETER

A. Twist. B. Intimidate. C. Encourage. D. Straighten.

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Muhammad Tayyab Ikhlas ENGLISH - Antonyms

INDIGENOUS

A. Alien. B. Native. C. Modern. D. Novice.

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Muhammad Tayyab Ikhlas ENGLISH - Antonyms

THERAPEUTIC

A. Injurious. B. Curative. C. Endured. D. Medically.

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Fatima Batool ENGLISH - Synonyms

Erudite

A. Well-educated. B. Enthusiastic . C. Unreliable. D. Ignorant.

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Erudite implies a deep and scholarly knowledge. (sentence: The erudite professor shared fascinating historical facts.)

Fatima Batool ENGLISH - Synonyms

Laconic

A. Detailed. B. Concise . C. Puzzled. D. Enthusiastic.

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Laconic refers to using few words but conveying a lot of meaning. (sentence: The detective gave a laconic reply, "The culprit left no trace.")

Fatima Batool ENGLISH - Synonyms

Ephemeral

A. Long-lasting. B. Fleeting. C. Dazzling. D. Unforgettable.

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Ephemeral describes something that lasts for a very short time. (sentence: The beauty of the fireworks display was ephemeral.)

Fatima Batool ENGLISH - Synonyms

Penurious

A. Thrifty. B. Wasteful. C. Wealthy. D. Extravagant.

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Penurious means extremely poor and unable to afford things. (sentence: Despite his penurious lifestyle, he was generous with his friends.)

Fatima Batool ENGLISH - Synonyms

Sagacious

A. Wise. B. Powerful. C. Merciless. D. Empathy.

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Sagacious emphasizes sound judgment and wisdom. (sentence: The king made a sagacious decision by choosing a wise advisor.)

Fatima Batool ENGLISH - Synonyms

Impecunious

A. Having little money. B. Rich. C. Acquainted . D. Popular.

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Impecunious refers to being poor or having very little money. (sentence: The impecunious traveler had to hitchhike across the country.)

Fatima Batool ENGLISH - Synonyms

Obsequious

A. Respected. B. Disgraceful. C. Polite but excessive. D. None of the above.

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Obsequious describes someone who is excessively eager to please others in a flattering or servile way. (sentence: The waiter's obsequious behavior made the diners feel uncomfortable.)

Fatima Batool ENGLISH - Synonyms

Inimical

A. Neutral. B. Hostile. C. Amicable. D. Unknown.

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Inimical means unfriendly or actively opposed to something. (sentence: The two countries had an inimical relationship for decades.)

Fatima Batool ENGLISH - Synonyms

Ubiquitous

A. Eloquent . B. Bilingual. C. Seemingly everywhere. D. Shadows.

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Ubiquitous describes something that is found everywhere or very frequently. (sentence: The new smartphone app became ubiquitous, with everyone using it.)

Fatima Batool ENGLISH - Synonyms

Desuetude

A. Importance. B. Popularity. C. Disuse. D. Efficiency.

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Desuetude refers to the state of being no longer in use. (sentence: The old typewriter fell into desuetude with the rise of computers.)

Jamal Khan ENGLISH - Analogies

TIRADE: ABUSIVE

A. Eulogy: regretful. B. Satire: pungent . C. Panegyric: laudatory. D. Diatribe: familial.

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Jamal Khan ENGLISH - Analogies

REGIMENT: SOLDIER

A. Dancer: balletomane. B. chorus: Singer. C. Colonel: martinet. D. Trooper: rifle.

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Jamal Khan ENGLISH - Analogies

ASYLUM: SHELTER

A. Stronghold: defense. B. Cloister: storage. C. Palisade: display. D. Harbor: concealment.

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Jamal Khan ENGLISH - Analogies

STATIC: MOVEMENT

A. Humdrum: excitement. B. Chronic: timeliness. C. Ecstatic: decay. D. Diligent: industry.

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Jamal Khan ENGLISH - Analogies

INTEREST: FASCINATE

A. Appall: bother. B. Regret: rue. C. Vindicate: condemn. D. Vex: enrage .

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Jamal Khan ENGLISH - Analogies

LAUREL: VICTOR

A. blue ribbon: cooking. B. Power: glory. C. Oscar: movie star. D. Chevrons: army.

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Jamal Khan ENGLISH - Analogies

PRECEDENT: JUSTIFICATION

A. Tradition: novelty . B. Usage: submission. C. Authority: sanction. D. Kindness: obedience.

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Jamal Khan ENGLISH - Analogies

IMPLICATE: COMPLICATE

A. Imply: simplify. B. Importune: construct. C. Empathy: sympathy. D. Vitality: inevitable.

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Jamal Khan ENGLISH - Analogies

PERMEATE: RUEFUL

A. Penetrate: sorrowful. B. Sadden: pitiful. C. Evaporate: mournful . D. Truculent: merciful.

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Jamal Khan ENGLISH - Analogies

ENERVATE: STRENGTHEN

A. Divert: turn. B. Apprise: appraise. C. Aver: attribute. D. Stultify: enliven .

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Muhammad Tayyab Ikhlas ENGLISH - Analogies

HEIGHT: MOUNTAIN

A. Shade : Tree. B. Depth : Trench. C. Weight : Age. D. Mineral : Mine.

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Muhammad Tayyab Ikhlas ENGLISH - Analogies

ACT : ACTION

A. Therapy : Thermometer . B. Image : Imagine. C. Bowl : Bowdlerize. D. Liturgy : Literature .

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Muhammad Tayyab Ikhlas ENGLISH - Analogies

BIBULOUS : DRINK

A. Vegetarian : Meat. B. Altruistic : Money. C. Gluttonous : Food. D. Rapacious : Clothing.

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Muhammad Tayyab Ikhlas ENGLISH - Analogies

SONG : RECITAL

A. Episode : Series. B. Author : Bibliography. C. Coach : Team. D. Dancer : Agile.

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Muhammad Tayyab Ikhlas ENGLISH - Analogies

HOUSE : BIG

A. Clothes : Socks. B. Water : Cold. C. School : Daily. D. Home : Live.

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Muhammad Tayyab Ikhlas ENGLISH - Analogies

ANIMAL : MONKEY

A. Zebra : Giraffe. B. Stationery: Pencil . C. Book : Cap . D. Tree : Wood.

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Muhammad Tayyab Ikhlas ENGLISH - Analogies

HEAVEY : LIGHT

A. Fat : Thin. B. Stupid : Idiot. C. Rough : Surface. D. Beautiful : Diary.

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Fani Warraich ENGLISH - Analogies

YAWN: BOREDOM ::

A. Smile : amusement. B. face : expression. C. impatience : rebellion. D. impatience : rebellion.

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Muhammad Tayyab Ikhlas ENGLISH - Analogies

OBSTRUCTION : BUOY ::

A. danger : red light. B. iceberg : titanic . C. arise : lay down. D. None of these.

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Muhammad Tayyab Ikhlas ENGLISH - Analogies

CONCERT : MUSIC ::

A. exhibition : art. B. play : actor. C. rock : role. D. operetta : singer.

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Muhammad Tayyab Ikhlas ENGLISH - Analogies

TEAMMATE : ADVERSARY ::

A. friend : foe. B. felon : criminal. C. pacifier : agitator. D. winner : loser.

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Fani Warraich ENGLISH - Analogies

STUDYING: LEARNING ::

A. investigating : discovering. B. reading : writing. C. dancing : swimming. D. talking : listening .

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Fani Warraich ENGLISH - Analogies

AFTERNOON : DUSK ::

A. night : dawn. B. arise : lay down. C. yesterday : tomorrow. D. Sunday : Saturday.

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Testu4

Elizabeth

Shalisha Ladawn

Jamal Khan

Muhammad Tayyab Ikhlas

Fatima Batool

Sidis

Engineering College Admission Test (ECAT)

University of Engineering & Technology (UET), Lahore

Solve the equation 2/6 (3a + 2b) – 1/2 (2a + 4b) -2(12a – 6b)?

The solution set of the inequality |x + 4| ≥ 2 is

Find the sum of the first 30 natural numbers

Average of all prime numbers between 30 to 50

Obeer paid Rs. 9600 as interest on a loan he took 5 years ago at a 16% rate of simple interest. What was the amount he took as a loan?

If the cost price is 25% of the selling price. Then what is the profit percent?

If 3 𝑥 + 5 𝑦 = 20 and 2 𝑥 − 3 𝑦 = 4, what is the value of 𝑥 − 𝑦?

The Net Magnetic flux from any closed surface is

Electric displacement current through a surface S is by definition proportional to the

Classical mechanics explains how _______ moves.

DNA model was presented by Watson and Crick in

The "energy carrier" ATP is an example of a(n)

S-adenosyl methionine is a group donor of

When DNA is heated, the temperature at which ________ of the helical structure is lost is defined as the melting temperature.

Nucleotides also serve as carriers of activated intermediates in the synthesis of

What is the antonym of Big

DETER

INDIGENOUS

THERAPEUTIC

Erudite

Laconic

Ephemeral

Penurious

Sagacious

Impecunious

Obsequious

Inimical

Ubiquitous

Desuetude

TIRADE: ABUSIVE

REGIMENT: SOLDIER

ASYLUM: SHELTER

STATIC: MOVEMENT

INTEREST: FASCINATE

LAUREL: VICTOR

PRECEDENT: JUSTIFICATION

IMPLICATE: COMPLICATE

PERMEATE: RUEFUL

ENERVATE: STRENGTHEN

HEIGHT: MOUNTAIN

ACT : ACTION

BIBULOUS : DRINK

SONG : RECITAL

HOUSE : BIG

ANIMAL : MONKEY

HEAVEY : LIGHT

YAWN: BOREDOM ::

OBSTRUCTION : BUOY ::

CONCERT : MUSIC ::

TEAMMATE : ADVERSARY ::

STUDYING: LEARNING ::

AFTERNOON : DUSK ::

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