Soldier Nursing Assistant ( Indian Army Medical Corps) Online Practice Test

The online practice test for Indian Army Soldier Nursing Assistant. In this practice test, there are five section which are Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, General Knowledge and the different number of questions in each section according to the syllabus of Nursing Assistant exam.

There are total 50 questions in this exam of 200 marks and each question consists of 4 marks, in which there are 5 questions of Physics, 15 questions of Chemistry, 15 questions of Biology, 5 questions of Mathematics and 10 questions of General Knowledge.

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See also:- Indian Army Soldier Nursing Assistant previous year papers

1. PHYSICS5 questions (5*4 = 20 Marks)

2. Q1.The unit of G is
   G की इकाई है

   1. N mkg
   2. N m²kg
   3. N m²kg²
   4. N mkg²
   5. Answer is: N m²kg²

   Q2.The work done by an object is W. If the force acting on the object is doubled, then its work done will be
   किसी वस्तु द्वारा किया गया कार्य W है। यदि वस्तु पर कार्यरत बल दोगुना हो जाता है, तो कार्य का मान क्या होगा?

   1. W
   2. 4W
   3. W/2
   4. 2w
   5. Answer is: 2W

   Q3. A football has lesser inertia than a stone of the same size because
   एक फुटबॉल के आकार के पत्थर की तुलना में कम जड़ता है क्योंकि?

   1. football has more air inside than the stone.
      पत्थर की तुलना में फुटबॉल में हवा अधिक है।
   2. football has less air inside than the stone.
      पत्थर की तुलना में फुटबॉल में कम हवा है।
   3. football has less mass than the stone.
      पत्थर की तुलना में फुटबॉल में कम द्रव्यमान है।
   4. football has more mass than the stone.
      फुटबॉल के पत्थर की तुलना में अधिक द्रव्यमान है।
   5. Answer is: football has more mass than the stone.
      फुटबॉल के पत्थर की तुलना में अधिक द्रव्यमान है।

   Q4.The earth attracts the moon with a gravitational force of 1020N. Then the moon attracts the earth with the gravitational force of

   1. 10^-20N
   2. 10²N
   3. 10²⁰N
   4. 10¹⁰N
   5. Answer is: 10²⁰N

   Q5.If the diameter of the earth becomes two times its present value and its mass remains unchanged, then how would the weight of an object on the surface of the earth be affected

   1. weight would become one-third
   2. weight would become one-fourth
   3. weight would becomme one-fifth
   4. weight would become one-sixth
   5. Answer is: weight would become one-fourth

1. CHEMISTRY 15 questions (15*4 = 60 Marks)

2. Q1.Which of the following statment is false about an electrophile?

   1. Electron deficient species
   2. An acidic reagent
   3. A reagent which attacks an electro deficient site in a molecule
   4. A species which seeks a pair of electron
   5. The Answer is: A reagent which attacks an electro deficient site in a molecule

   Q2.Heterolytic fission of a covalent bond in organic molecules gives

   1. Free Radicals
   2. Cations and anions
   3. Cations/Only Cations
   4. Only Anions
   5. The Answer is: Cations/Only Cations

   Q3. Resonance structures of a molecule does not have

   1. Identical arrangments of atoms
   2. Nearly the same energy content
   3. The same number of paired electrons
   4. Identical bonding
   5. The Answer is: Identical bonding

   Q4.Anti knocking character of gasoline can be improved by the addition of

   1. Lead sulphate
   2. Lead bromide
   3. Tetraethyl/Tetraethyl lead
   4. Diethyl cadmium
   5. Answer is: Tetraethyl/Tetraethyl lead

   Q5.The major product obtained when isobutane is treated with chlorine in the presence of diffused sun light is

   1. Isobutylchloride
   2. n-butylchloride
   3. tert-Butylchloride
   4. Sec-butylchloride
   5. Answer is: weight would become one-fourth

   Q6.Reductive ozonolysis of o-xylene gives

   1. Glyoxal
   2. Methyl glyoxal
   3. Dimethyl glyoxal
   4. All of the above
   5. Answer is: weight would become one-fourth

   Q7.Two electrons occupying the same orbital are distinguished by

   1. azimuthal quantum number
   2. spin quantum number
   3. principal quantum number
   4. magnetic quantum number
   5. Answer is: spin quantum number

   Q8.A nucleophilic reagent must necessarily have

   1. An overall positive charge
   2. An overall negative charge
   3. An unpaired eletron
   4. A species with complete octet and lone pair of electrons
   5. Answer is: A species with complete octet and lone pair of electrons

   Q9.Which of the following species is paramagnetic in nature?

   1. Free Radical
   2. Carbonium Ion
   3. Both
   4. None
   5. Answer is: Free Radical

   Q10.Which is the correct statement for the given acids?

   1. Phosphinic acid is monoprotic acid while phosphonic acid is a diprotic acid
   2. Phosphinic acid is a diprotic acid while phosphonic acid is a monoprotic acid
   3. Both are diprotic acids
   4. Both are triprotic acids
   5. The Answer is: weight would become one-fourth

   Q11.The most stable conformation of n-butane is

   1. Skew boat
   2. Eclipsed
   3. Gauche
   4. Staggered-anti
   5. The Answer is: Staggered-anti

   Q12.Which one of the following acids would you expect to be the strongest?

   1. I-CH2COOH
   2. Cl-CH2COOH
   3. Br-CH2COOH
   4. F-CH2COOH
   5. Answer is: F-CH2COOH

   Q13.The product obtain as result of a reaction of nitrogen with CaC₂ is.

   1. CaCN₃
   2. Ca₂CN
   3. Ca(CN)₂
   4. CaCN
   5. The Answer is: Ca(CN)_2</sub

   Q14.Tautomerism is not shown by

   1. CH₃COCH₂CN
   2. HCN
   3. CH₃CH=NOH
   4. CH₃CN
   5. Answer is: CH₃CN

   Q15.Which of the following is active species in sulphonation of benzene?

   1. H₂SO₄
   2. _____/SO₃
   3. ____/HSO⁺₃
   4. ____/SO3⁺₃
   5. Answer is:_____/SO₃

1. BIOLOGY 15 questions (15*4 = 60 Marks)

2. Q1.Stool of person is whitish grey colored due to malfunction of which the following organ?

   1. Pancreas
   2. Spleen
   3. Kidney
   4. Liver
   5. The Answer is: Liver

   Q2.Blood of AB group cannot be given to B group patient because

   1. Patient has antibodies B
   2. Patient lacks antibodies B
   3. Patient lacks A antibodies
   4. Patient has antibodies A
   5. The Answer is: Patient has antibodies A

   Q3.The source of Penicillin is

   1. Mushroom
   2. Yeast
   3. Algae
   4. Mould
   5. The Answer is: football has more mass than the stone.

   Q4.Which one of the following is not bacterium?

   1. Escherichia/Escherichia coli
   2. Neisseria gonorrhoeae
   3. Treponema Pallidum
   4. Wuchereria bancrofti

   Q5.World AIDS day is

   1. 21 December
   2. 1 December
   3. 1 November
   4. 11 June
   5. The Answer is: 1 December

   Q6.The main gas causing green house effect is?

   1. Oxygen
   2. Nitrogen
   3. Amonia
   4. Carbon dioxide
   5. The Answer is: Nitrogen

   Q7.Polio drops are given to a child up to what age?

   1. 3 years
   2. 5 years
   3. 7 years
   4. 8 years
   5. The Answer is: 5 years

   Q8.Sericulture is associated with ____________

   1. Rearing of Silk work
   2. Growth of plant
   3. Textile Technology
   4. Reaving of Prawns
   5. The Answer is: Rearing of Silk work

   Q9.Biopsy is the study of ___________________

   1. Tissues taken from living body
   2. Tissues taken from dead body
   3. Organs
   4. skeleton System
   5. The Answer is: Tissues taken from living body

   Q10.The outermost layer of skin is called

   1. Dermis
   2. Epidermis
   3. Cortex
   4. Cuticle
   5. The Answer is: Epidermis

   Q11.In which organ of the body ammonia is converted into urea?

   1. Kidney
   2. Lungs
   3. Liver
   4. Intestine
   5. The Answer is: Liver

   Q12.The ECG is employed to detect _________

   1. Heart Sound
   2. To measure blood pressure
   3. Arteriosclerosis
   4. Heart Attack
   5. Answer is: Heart Attack

   Q13.Vitamin B2 is found in ______

   1. Cereals
   2. Vegetables
   3. Yeast
   4. All of the above
   5. Answer is: All of the above(All the three option 1,2,3)

   Q14.Lock and key principle works on __________.

   1. Carbohydrate
   2. Enzymes
   3. Vitamins
   4. None of these
   5. The Answer is: Enzymes

   Q15.Who has been discovered the blood groups.

   1. Smith
   2. Landsteiner
   3. Janner
   4. Harvey
   5. Answer is: Landsteiner

1. MATHEMATICS 5 questions (5*4 = 20 Marks)

2. Q1.Which of the following fractions is not equal to the other three?

   1. 4/5
   2. 9/15
   3. 3/5
   4. 6/10
   5. Answer is: 4/5

   Q2.The third proportional of 10 and 30 is

   1. 40
   2. 30
   3. 90
   4. None of these
   5. Answer is: 90

   Q3.The sum of two numbers is 384 HCF of the numbers is 48 the difference of the number is

   1. 100
   2. 192
   3. 288
   4. 336
   5. Answer is: 288

   Q4.What is the smallest number by which 3600 be divided to make it perfect cube?

   1. 175
   2. 450
   3. 250
   4. 180
   5. Answer is: 450

   Q5.Find the square root of 18225

   1. 120
   2. 135
   3. 140
   4. 150
   5. Answer is: 135

1. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE 15 questions (15*4 = 60 Marks)

2. Q1.The smallest bone of our body is found in __________

   1. Our Ear
   2. Our Nose
   3. Our Eye
   4. Our Toe
   5. The Answer is: Our Ear

   Q2.‘Green Index’ has been developed by

   1. United Nations Environment Programme
   2. Monetory/International Monetory Fund(IMF)
   3. World Bank
   4. None of these
   5. The Answer is: World Bank

   Q3.Which is not correctly matched?

   1. 08 October: Indian Air Force Day
   2. 3rd October: World Nature Day
   3. 12th October: World Sight Day
   4. 14th October: Transport Day
   5. The Answer is: 14th October: Transport Day

   Q4.The Full for mof IAMAI is ________________

   1. Internet And Modem Association of India
   2. Internet And Mobile Authority of India
   3. Internet And Mobile Association of India
   4. Internet And Moderm Authority of India

   Q5.Ms Reena Kaushal Dharmshaktu is the first Indian woman

   1. To reach Antarctica
   2. Pilot induced in Indian Air Force
   3. To Ski to the South Pole
   4. To win the Gold Medal in the Asian Boxing Championship
   5. The Answer is: To Ski to the South Pole

   Q6.‘Higher the Hopes’ is biography of __________.

   1. Mother Teresa
   2. Nelson Mandela
   3. Bishop Tutu
   4. None of these
   5. The Answer is: Nelson Mandela

   Q7.Which of the following is awardee of Ashok Chakra Gallantry Award 2016?

   1. Subedar Mahendra singh
   2. Lance Naik Mohan Nath Goswami
   3. Sepoy Jagadish
   4. Lieutenant harhinder Singh
   5. The Answer is: Lance Naik Mohan Nath Goswami

   Q8.Which of the following is not correctly abbreviated?

   1. IEEE: Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineers
   2. IELTS: International English Language testing System
   3. IFC: Industrial Finance Corporation
   4. IFS: Indian Foreign Service
   5. The Answer is: IEEE: Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineers

   Q9.The Olympic Flame symbolizes?

   1. Speed, Perfection and Strength
   2. Continuity between the ancient and modern games
   3. Unity among variousnations of the world
   4. Sports as a means for securing harmony among the nations.
   5. The Answer is: Continuity between the ancient and modern games

   Q10.‘Homi Bhabha Prize’ is given for the special contribution in which of the following fields?

   1. Theoretical Physics
   2. Nuclear Energy
   3. Cosmic ray physics
   4. Space Research
   5. The Answer is: Cosmic ray Physics