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1.

The functions of the pancreas does not include

A. utilization of carbohydrates
B. secretion of insulin
C. production of enzymes
D. deamination of amino acids
Answer» E.
2.

In human adult, the kidney receives how many Liters of blood per minute to filter?

A. 1.2 Liters
B. 0.8 Liter
C. 5 Liters
D. 3.2 Liters
Answer» B. 0.8 Liter
3.

The color of dry cobalt chloride paper is

A. buff
B. pink
C. none of these
D. blue
Answer» E.
4.

Each stage in food chain is called a

A. phantom level
B. photon level
C. XX
D. trophic level
Answer» E.
5.

Casein is converted to yoghurt because of

A. salicylic acid
B. lactic acid
C. picric acid
D. benzoic acid
Answer» C. picric acid
6.

Malaria is caused by the parasitic protozoan called as

A. Plasmodium
B. Anopheles
C. XX
D. plasmolysis
Answer» B. Anopheles
7.

Conserving metals may decrease

A. waste disposal
B. environmental pollution
C. both of these
D. none of these
Answer» D. none of these
8.

Pollens are large, sticky and heavy in plants pollinated by

A. insects
B. wind
C. XX
D. XX
Answer» B. wind
9.

Respiration carried out in the absence of oxygen is

A. anaerobic respiration
B. aerobic respiration
C. fermentation
D. cellular respiration
Answer» B. aerobic respiration
10.

An excellent habitat for bacterial growth is

A. burning of garbage
B. CFC based products
C. all
D. untreated sewage
Answer» E.
11.

Lipase is found in

A. intestinal juice
B. pancreatic juices
C. both of these
D. none of these
Answer» D. none of these
12.

Pulmonary arteries lead to

A. lungs
B. right atrium
C. pulmonary arch
D. left atrium
Answer» B. right atrium
13.

If the generalized formulae of carbohydrates is CnH2mOm, what is n and m for sucrose

A. n=10 and m=11
B. n=12 and m=10
C. n=10 and m=10
D. n=12 and m=11
Answer» E.
14.

Hydrophonics refers to

A. growing plants in air
B. growing plants without soil
C. all of these
D. growing plants in soil
Answer» C. all of these
15.

When the body temperature rises, several mechanism help in loosing heat but the mechanism that helps in reducing heat production is

A. reduced rate of metabolism
B. reduced breathing
C. excessive vasodilation
D. excessive sweating
Answer» B. reduced breathing
16.

Along the trophic level, in a food chain, the insecticide amount

A. increases at each trophic level
B. decreases at each trophic level
C. XX
D. XX
Answer» B. decreases at each trophic level
17.

In animals and fungi, glycogen is stored in the form of

A. amino acids
B. lipids
C. sugars
D. carbohydrates
Answer» E.
18.

Compounds which tend to accumulate in bodies are

A. are not excreted from the bodies
B. passed on to final consumers
C. all of these
D. may contain lead and mercury
Answer» D. may contain lead and mercury
19.

Vitamin helpful in the process of blood clotting is

A. C
B. B-complex
C. K
D. D
Answer» D. D
20.

The most fertile layer of soil is

A. organic layer
B. top layer
C. all of these
D. middle soil layer
Answer» C. all of these
21.

The insulation to nerve fiber is provided through

A. neurilemma
B. myelin sheath
C. none of these
D. node of Ranvier
Answer» C. none of these
22.

Risks of skin cancer is increased if

A. if the CFCs are lowered
B. more sun bathing is done
C. more ultraviolet light penetrates the Earth
D. if the greenhouse effect is lowered
Answer» D. if the greenhouse effect is lowered
23.

Nerve fibers are

A. found in grey matter outside brain
B. found in nerve impulses
C. converted to electrical signals
D. cytoplasmic processes
Answer» E.
24.

Through enzyme pepsin, proteins can be changed to

A. cellulose
B. polypeptides
C. fatty acids
D. amino acids
Answer» C. fatty acids
25.

Untreated sewage may cause

A. cholera outbreaks
B. outbreak of epidemic
C. all of these
D. typhoid outbreaks
Answer» D. typhoid outbreaks
26.

Gametes in maize plants have

A. 20 chromosomes
B. 10 chromosomes
C. XX
D. XX
Answer» C. XX
27.

Ecological niche refers to the

A. how an organism depends on various organisms
B. how an organism fits in the environment
C. none of these
D. both of these
Answer» E.
28.

An increase in water potential refers to

A. a drop in osmotic pressure
B. more osmotic pressure
C. excessive selective reabsorption
D. more active transport
Answer» B. more osmotic pressure
29.

A sensory neuron is not needed in

A. conditioned reflex action
B. voluntary action
C. none of these
D. both of these
Answer» C. none of these
30.

Bracts are commonly found in

A. Clitoria
B. Orchids
C. Grasses
D. Pawpaw
Answer» D. Pawpaw
31.

Lesser genetic variability is observed if plant continues

A. self pollination
B. cross pollination
C. XX
D. XX
Answer» B. cross pollination
32.

Oesophagus is also called as

A. gullet
B. gut
C. all of these
D. cavity
Answer» B. gut
33.

Fishes can be conserved if

A. indiscriminate fishing is done
B. small fishes are not caught
C. none of these
D. fishing period is extended
Answer» C. none of these
34.

Types of gametes produced by 2 pair of chromosomes can be

A. 6
B. 4
C. 10
D. 8
Answer» C. 10
35.

Motor end plate is formed

A. when end branch of an axon touches the Dendron
B. at the junction of the two neurons
C. when synapse is busy in other tasks
D. when end branch of an axon touches an effector
Answer» E.
36.

Loss of control of hand and feet occurs due to

A. sulphur dioxide
B. lead poisoning
C. carbon dioxide
D. nitrogen oxide
Answer» C. carbon dioxide
37.

Consequences of water pollution includes

A. burning of fossil fuels
B. discharge of untreated sewage
C. climatic changes
D. loss of habitat
Answer» C. climatic changes
38.

Conservation of resources can be tackled through

A. reducing pollution
B. human population control
C. none of these
D. both of these
Answer» E.
39.

Plants pollinated through insects have

A. light pollens
B. small pollens
C. nectar guides
D. short stamens
Answer» D. short stamens
40.

Pulmonary veins carry blood from lungs to

A. right atrium
B. left atrium
C. right ventricle
D. left ventricle
Answer» C. right ventricle
41.

Glucose level ion blood may fall due to

A. impaired functioning of liver
B. adequate insulin production
C. fasting
D. heavy meals
Answer» D. heavy meals
42.

Papain is found in

A. proteases
B. pawpaw
C. pancreatic amylase
D. pepsin
Answer» C. pancreatic amylase
43.

High concentrations of carbon monoxide

A. reduces capacity of oxygen transportation through blood in the body
B. reduces capacity of blood transport
C. is caused due to smog formation
D. is caused due to incomplete fossil decay
Answer» B. reduces capacity of blood transport
44.

The stomatal guard cells perform all the functions but

A. protecting the inner regions of leaf
B. producing sugars
C. chloroplast storage
D. regulating the amount of water lost
Answer» B. producing sugars
45.

Carbon dioxide concentration is measured in blood through

A. receptors in lungs
B. biosensors
C. receptors in blood vessels in neck
D. receptors in esophagus
Answer» D. receptors in esophagus
46.

Metal is a

A. non-renewable resource
B. renew-able source
C. XX
D. XX
Answer» B. renew-able source
47.

Excess mucus is produced causing smokers cough due to

A. Tar
B. nicotine
C. morphine
D. Irritants
Answer» E.
48.

BOD refers to the

A. Binding of Dirt
B. Bidding of Dermatology
C. Biochemical Oxygen demand
D. Biochemical occupied Date
Answer» D. Biochemical occupied Date
49.

All is true for blood pressure but

A. blood pressure is highest in aortic arch
B. blood pressure remains the same across whole body
C. blood pressure is highest in ventricular systole
D. blood pressure is weaker in veins
Answer» C. blood pressure is highest in ventricular systole
50.

Time required to replace one unit of blood is

A. 47 hours
B. 17 hours
C. 97 hours
D. 72 hours
Answer» E.