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1.

Water pollution is primarily caused by

A. volcanic eruptions
B. forest fires
C. human activities
D. biological decay
Answer» D. biological decay
2.

The element which allows easy visualization of genetic modification products is known as

A. blue fluorescent protein
B. green fluorescent protein
C. red fluorescent protein
D. white fluorescent protein
Answer» C. red fluorescent protein
3.

The plant cell wall is made up of

A. plasma membrane
B. cell surface membrane
C. cell sap
D. cellulose
Answer» E.
4.

Digested food materials are carried to all parts of plant especially

A. root apices
B. stem
C. both of these
D. none of these
Answer» D. none of these
5.

The largest gland in the body is

A. large intestine
B. stomach
C. pituarity gland
D. liver
Answer» E.
6.

The balance between producers and consumers forms the

A. food chain
B. food web
C. carbon cycle
D. food cycle
Answer» C. carbon cycle
7.

Light absorbed by chlorophyll is converted into

A. autotrophic energy
B. light energy
C. kinetic energy
D. chemical energy
Answer» E.
8.

Starch is a form of

A. fats
B. proteins
C. carbohydrate
D. minerals
Answer» D. minerals
9.

Atria and the ventricles

A. work alternately
B. work simultaneously
C. none of these
D. both of these
Answer» B. work simultaneously
10.

The blood flows out of the kidneys through

A. renal vein
B. nowhere
C. renal pelvis
D. renal artery
Answer» B. nowhere
11.

Cell surface membrane does not support in all of these but

A. leakage of water to the soil
B. osmosis
C. reducing the cell surface: volume ratio
D. leakage of salts and amino acids to the soil
Answer» C. reducing the cell surface: volume ratio
12.

In photosynthesis, carbon dioxide must first be converted into

A. sugars
B. glucose
C. galactose
D. peptones
Answer» B. glucose
13.

Two or more food chains may be interlinked through

A. food cycle
B. food web
C. XX
D. carbon cycle
Answer» C. XX
14.

Zygote refers to the

A. endosperm nucleus
B. fusion of male gamete with ovum
C. XX
D. XX
Answer» C. XX
15.

The malarial preventive drugs include

A. chloroquine
B. quinine
C. Penicillin
D. Paludrine
Answer» E.
16.

Semilunar valves are

A. found in arteries
B. found in aorta
C. allow the bi-directional flow of blood
D. found in veins
Answer» E.
17.

Perianth of the flower

A. is the collection of calyx and corolla
B. may be absent in most flowering plants
C. XX
D. is the collection of calyx and receptacle
Answer» B. may be absent in most flowering plants
18.

Rapid diffusion of carbon dioxide to inner cells is ensured through

A. leaf stalk
B. large flat surface
C. closely packed palisade cells
D. thin lamina
Answer» E.
19.

Pulmonary veins carry

A. bluish red deoxygenated blood
B. red oxygenated blood
C. oxygenated blood from lungs to heart
D. deoxygenated blood from heart to the lungs
Answer» D. deoxygenated blood from heart to the lungs
20.

The function of thyroxin is to

A. regulate the metabolic rate
B. regulate the breathing rate
C. regulate prevention of heat loss
D. regulate sweat glands
Answer» B. regulate the breathing rate
21.

People may become blind due to

A. mercury poisoning
B. lead poisoning
C. Ozone depletion
D. CFC exposure
Answer» B. lead poisoning
22.

Animals store carbohydrates mainly in the form of

A. starch
B. cellulose
C. glycogen
D. galactose
Answer» D. galactose
23.

The pH of succus entericus is

A. approx. 7
B. below 7
C. depends upon the type of food to be digested
D. above 7
Answer» E.
24.

Nucleoplasm is found inside

A. nucleus
B. hemoglobin
C. nucleoli
D. cell membrane
Answer» B. hemoglobin
25.

Prolonged alcohol consumption

A. causes loss of appetite
B. helps overcome fatigue
C. gastric ulcers
D. cirrhosis
Answer» E.
26.

DDT is a form of

A. herbicide
B. Insecticide
C. XX
D. XX
Answer» C. XX
27.

In penicillin production, the pH of culture medium is maintained between

A. 4 and 6
B. 5 and 6
C. 4 and 5
D. 6 and 7
Answer» C. 4 and 5
28.

Enzymes vital for aerobic respiration are found in

A. centriole
B. platelets
C. mitochondria
D. nucleus
Answer» D. nucleus
29.

Systole means

A. ventricular relaxation
B. a "lub" sound
C. none of these
D. closure of semilunar valves
Answer» C. none of these
30.

The vessel of xylem

A. is a dead structure
B. keeps growing
C. does not contain pits
D. is useless in perennials
Answer» B. keeps growing
31.

Barbiturates are often prescribed for the treatment of

A. depression
B. epilepsy
C. all of these
D. excess hunger
Answer» C. all of these
32.

Anabolic activities include

A. deamination of proteins
B. tissue respiration
C. photosynthesis in green plants
D. denaturation of enzymes
Answer» D. denaturation of enzymes
33.

Density can be measured through

A. number of individuals per unit area
B. number of individuals per square meter
C. XX
D. number of total population in a mile
Answer» B. number of individuals per square meter
34.

The conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin is carried out through

A. prothrombin
B. thrombin
C. platelets
D. thrombokinase
Answer» C. platelets
35.

In each villas, fats is transported through

A. blood vessels
B. lymphatic capillary
C. all of these
D. microvilli
Answer» C. all of these
36.

Limited movement is shown by

A. phagocytes
B. lymphocytes
C. polymorphs
D. monocytes
Answer» C. polymorphs
37.

From the right atrium, the blood flows into the

A. right ventricle
B. left atrium
C. XX
D. pulmonary artery
Answer» B. left atrium
38.

In each villas, the sugars and amino acids are diffused in

A. blood vessels
B. lymphatic capillary
C. all of these
D. microvilli
Answer» B. lymphatic capillary
39.

In hypothalamus, heat gain center is activated if

A. the day is sunny
B. the day is cold
C. if excess physical activities are done
D. if mammal is hairy
Answer» C. if excess physical activities are done
40.

Excess of amino acids are

A. converted in proteins
B. immediately used in cell respiration
C. converted to glycogen
D. converted to urea
Answer» E.
41.

Example of dioecious plant includes

A. pawpaw
B. Allamanda
C. Clitoria
D. Hibiscus
Answer» B. Allamanda
42.

Mouth and gut refers to

A. special organism to hold food
B. special organism for food digestion
C. special organs not found in mammals
D. special organs to eat food
Answer» E.
43.

The greatest amount of energy is lost while

A. moving from pri-consumers to sec-consumers
B. moving from producers to pri-consumers
C. heat is lost during respiration
D. moving from sec-consumers to tertiary consumers
Answer» C. heat is lost during respiration
44.

The rubbed off cells of cornified layer are replaced by

A. granular layer
B. malpighian layer
C. sub-cutaneous fat
D. dermis
Answer» B. malpighian layer
45.

Dorsal aorta does not

A. curl upwards to the left side of the heart
B. run parallel to backbone
C. give off iliac artery
D. give off hepatic artery
Answer» B. run parallel to backbone
46.

Dermis can be sub-classified into all but

A. sense receptors
B. blood vessels
C. epidermis
D. sebaceous glands
Answer» D. sebaceous glands
47.

Lipase act upon the fats, in germinating seeds to produce

A. glycerol
B. fatty acids
C. none of these
D. both of these
Answer» E.
48.

While fasting

A. fats are not oxidized
B. supply of glucose is kept adequate
C. fats are oxidized
D. fats are stored around heart and kidneys
Answer» D. fats are stored around heart and kidneys
49.

The pollen grains are received through

A. style
B. stigma
C. pistil of the flower
D. ovary
Answer» C. pistil of the flower
50.

Number of sebaceous glands opening into each hair follicle are at least

A. 3
B. 2
C. more
D. 4
Answer» C. more