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1701. |
In an undamaged blood vessel, conversion of Prothrombin to Thrombin is prevented by |
A. | Fibrinogen |
B. | Calcium (Ca) |
C. | Factor VI |
D. | Heparin |
Answer» E. | |
1702. |
Bacteriophage is: |
A. | a bacteria which infect virus |
B. | a virus which infect bacteria |
C. | a bacteria which infect algae |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. a bacteria which infect algae | |
1703. |
AIDS cannot be transmitted by ________. |
A. | Sexual contact |
B. | Hugs |
C. | Breast feeding |
D. | Blood transfusion |
Answer» C. Breast feeding | |
1704. |
Expand DNA. |
A. | Deoxyribonucleic acid |
B. | Deoxynucleic acid |
C. | Deoxyribose |
D. | Dehydroxyribonucleic acid |
Answer» B. Deoxynucleic acid | |
1705. |
New species may be formed if:(A) DNA undergoes a significant change in the germ cell.(B) Chromosomes number change in the gamete.(C) There is no change in genetic materials |
A. | Only (A) |
B. | (A) and (B) |
C. | (A) and (C) |
D. | (A), (B) and (C) |
Answer» C. (A) and (C) | |
1706. |
As per the code of the nomenclature, which one of the following is the correct way of writing a biological name? |
A. | Amoeba Proteus |
B. | Amoeba proteus |
C. | amoeba proteus |
D. | amoeba Proteus |
Answer» C. amoeba proteus | |
1707. |
Alveoli are related to which of the following system of human body? |
A. | Circulatory system |
B. | Excretory system |
C. | Reproductive system |
D. | Respiratory system |
Answer» E. | |
1708. |
Pinus is a |
A. | tree |
B. | shrub |
C. | herb |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. shrub | |
1709. |
Cholesterol is a ________ |
A. | Lipid (Sterol) |
B. | Carbohydrate |
C. | Protein |
D. | Vitamin |
Answer» B. Carbohydrate | |
1710. |
A person with blood group AB ________.A. Can donate blood to persons with blood group A, B and O.B. Is called universal blood donor.C. Can receive blood from any group.D. Is neither a universal recipient nor a donor. |
A. | B |
B. | C |
C. | D |
D. | A |
Answer» C. D | |
1711. |
Approximately how many cells are there in a human body? |
A. | 37 lakh |
B. | 37 billion |
C. | 37 trillion |
D. | 37 million |
Answer» D. 37 million | |
1712. |
A medical procedure, during which a small sample of tissue is removed from a part of the body, is ________. |
A. | MRI |
B. | CT Scan |
C. | Biopsy |
D. | All options are correct. |
Answer» D. All options are correct. | |
1713. |
Husk of the coconut is made of ______ tissues. |
A. | collenchyma |
B. | xylem and phloem |
C. | sclereids |
D. | sclerenchyma |
Answer» E. | |
1714. |
"Henle's loop" is found in |
A. | lungs |
B. | heart |
C. | liver |
D. | kidneys |
Answer» E. | |
1715. |
Insulin is |
A. | Fat |
B. | Vitamin |
C. | Carbohydrate |
D. | Protein |
E. | None of the above/More than one of the above |
Answer» E. None of the above/More than one of the above | |
1716. |
Acromian process is the part of |
A. | Clavicle bone |
B. | Humerus bone |
C. | Scapulla bone |
D. | Pelvic girdle |
Answer» D. Pelvic girdle | |
1717. |
Carbon and energy requirements of autotrophic organisms are fulfilled by: |
A. | Photosynthesis |
B. | Gluconeogenesis |
C. | Glycogenesis |
D. | External sources |
Answer» B. Gluconeogenesis | |
1718. |
Arthropod means: |
A. | Long tentacles |
B. | Jointed legs |
C. | Jointed body |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. Jointed body | |
1719. |
Longest bone of human body is ______. |
A. | Humerus |
B. | Stapes |
C. | Femur |
D. | Radio-ulna |
Answer» D. Radio-ulna | |
1720. |
Normal range of breathing rate per minute in an average adult person at rest is |
A. | 9 - 12 |
B. | 12 - 20 |
C. | 21 - 24 |
D. | 30 - 33 |
Answer» C. 21 - 24 | |
1721. |
Lycopodium exhibits |
A. | Heterospory |
B. | Homospory |
C. | Both heterospory and Homospory |
D. | None of these |
Answer» C. Both heterospory and Homospory | |
1722. |
Onion is an example of bulb, which is a modified ______. |
A. | Stem |
B. | Root |
C. | Leaf |
D. | Flower |
Answer» B. Root | |
1723. |
Lichens are formed as the symbiotic association between which organisms? |
A. | Bacteria-Algae |
B. | Algae-Fungi |
C. | Algae-Protozoa |
D. | Bacteria-Fungi |
Answer» C. Algae-Protozoa | |
1724. |
Peripatus is a connecting link between |
A. | Annelida and mollusca |
B. | Mollusca and echinodermata |
C. | Annelida and Arthropoda |
D. | Arthropoda & Mollusca |
Answer» D. Arthropoda & Mollusca | |
1725. |
ln 2013, the first human liver was grown from stem cells in - |
A. | Japan |
B. | USA |
C. | Germany |
D. | France |
Answer» B. USA | |
1726. |
Endosperm in coconut is |
A. | cellular |
B. | nuclear |
C. | both cellular and nuclear |
D. | neither cellular nor nuclear |
Answer» D. neither cellular nor nuclear | |
1727. |
Name the longest cell in human. |
A. | Nerve cell |
B. | Muscle cell |
C. | Hair cell |
D. | Mycoplasma |
E. | Protoplasm |
Answer» B. Muscle cell | |
1728. |
Mastitis in animals is due to |
A. | Virus and Worms |
B. | Worms |
C. | Bacteria and Virus |
D. | Fungi and dry hand milking |
Answer» D. Fungi and dry hand milking | |
1729. |
In the process of respiration, the component of air used is? |
A. | Inert gases |
B. | Carbon dioxide |
C. | oxygen |
D. | Nitrogen |
Answer» D. Nitrogen | |
1730. |
Both, haemoglobin and myoglobin require _______ for formation. |
A. | Vitamin B12 |
B. | Vitamin A |
C. | Iron |
D. | Calcium |
Answer» D. Calcium | |
1731. |
Plants bend towards light due to the diffusion of the ________ hormone on the other side of the shoot. |
A. | Auxin |
B. | Cytokinin |
C. | Abscisic acid |
D. | Gibberellin |
Answer» B. Cytokinin | |
1732. |
A protruding part of the throat that is responsible for growing voice box in boys is called? |
A. | Larynx |
B. | Testosterone |
C. | Pharynx |
D. | Adam’s Apple |
Answer» E. | |
1733. |
Lichens are symbiotic associations, which are mutually useful between associations, algae, and _______. |
A. | Protozoa |
B. | Fungi |
C. | Viruses |
D. | Bacteria |
Answer» C. Viruses | |
1734. |
Protein-calorie malnutrition results in |
A. | Marasmus |
B. | Rickets |
C. | Beri-Beri |
D. | Valk-Skin |
Answer» B. Rickets | |
1735. |
'Quartan malaria' is caused by |
A. | Plasmodium vivax |
B. | Plasmodium malariae |
C. | Plasmodium ovale |
D. | Plasmodium falciparum |
Answer» C. Plasmodium ovale | |
1736. |
_________ are composed of long, fibrous proteins as filaments that slide past each other when a muscle contract or relaxes. |
A. | Myofibril |
B. | Sarcomeres |
C. | Cross bridges |
D. | Z band |
Answer» C. Cross bridges | |
1737. |
___________ is caused due to deficiency of Iron in the body. |
A. | Night blindness |
B. | High blood pressure |
C. | Anaemia |
D. | Diabetes |
Answer» D. Diabetes | |
1738. |
Jellyfish are an example of which type of phylum? |
A. | Phylum - Protozoa |
B. | Phylum - Cnidaria |
C. | Phylum - Porifera |
D. | Phylum - Ctenophora |
Answer» C. Phylum - Porifera | |
1739. |
Match the structures given in column (A) with the functions given in column (B).Column – AColumn – BI. Stomata1. Absorption of waterII. Xylem2. TranspirationIII. Root hairs3. Transport of foodIV. Phloem4. Transport of water |
A. | I-1, II-2, III-3, IV-4 |
B. | I-2, II-4, III-1, IV-3 |
C. | I-1, II-2, III-4, IV-3 |
D. | I-1, II-3, III-2, IV-4 |
Answer» C. I-1, II-2, III-4, IV-3 | |
1740. |
Kidney stones are mainly formed by which of the following compound? |
A. | Calcium Silicate |
B. | Calcium Oxalate |
C. | Calcium Chloride |
D. | Calcium Oxide |
Answer» C. Calcium Chloride | |
1741. |
In plants, which enzyme is found in largest quantity? |
A. | β galactosidase |
B. | RuBP carboxylase |
C. | Enterokinase |
D. | Heterokinase |
Answer» C. Enterokinase | |
1742. |
Petroleum is found in ________ |
A. | Marshy land |
B. | Igneous rocks |
C. | Sedimentary rocks |
D. | Metamorphic rocks |
E. | None of these |
Answer» D. Metamorphic rocks | |
1743. |
During asexual reproduction, the formation of Gemmules is seen in which of the following organisms ? |
A. | Protozoa |
B. | Sponges |
C. | Earthworms |
D. | Bacteria |
Answer» C. Earthworms | |
1744. |
________carry oxygen-rich blood from the heart to all parts of the body. |
A. | Skeletal Muscle |
B. | Veins |
C. | Arteries |
D. | Plasma |
Answer» D. Plasma | |
1745. |
Halophytes grow well in |
A. | Acidic soils |
B. | Cold soils |
C. | Soils containing calcium |
D. | Saline soils |
Answer» E. | |
1746. |
Percentage of O2 present in inhaled air in human is about ________. |
A. | 21% |
B. | 78% |
C. | 41% |
D. | 2% |
Answer» B. 78% | |
1747. |
Deficiency of vitamin D causes- |
A. | Scurvy |
B. | Beriberi |
C. | Rickets |
D. | Kwashiorkor |
Answer» D. Kwashiorkor | |
1748. |
Penicillin antibiotic is obtained from |
A. | fungi |
B. | algae |
C. | bacteria |
D. | blue-green algae |
Answer» B. algae | |
1749. |
In which stage does centromere divide into two? |
A. | Metaphase I |
B. | Prophase I |
C. | Metaphase II |
D. | Anaphase II |
Answer» E. | |
1750. |
An antibiotic is not useful against a virus whereas a vaccine is. Which one of the following is the most appropriate reason for this ? |
A. | An antibiotic can break RNA only, whereas virus has DNA. |
B. | An antibiotic is a carbohydrate in its chemical nature, whereas a vaccine is a protein which works well to kill a virus. |
C. | Only a vaccine can break the genetic material of a virus. |
D. | A virus does not use biochemical pathways which can be blocked by an antibiotic. But a vaccine can boost an immune system to fight the virus. |
Answer» E. | |