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1.

BOD measures the

A. amount of algae being decomposed in a given sample
B. amount of bacteria in a given sample of water
C. amount of oxygen bacteria need to decompose organic matter in a given sample in a fixed period of ti
D. amount of oxygen bacteria need to decompose organic matter in a given sample
Answer» D. amount of oxygen bacteria need to decompose organic matter in a given sample
2.

In humans, sensitivity of respiratory diseases, eyes and air passages is experienced due to

A. lead
B. carbon dioxide
C. sulphur dioxide
D. carbon monoxide
Answer» D. carbon monoxide
3.

No one has been able to develop a mixture that can be called as

A. Protoplasm
B. Cytoplasm
C. Chloroplast
D. Plastoplasm
Answer» B. Cytoplasm
4.

The non-renewable sources do not include

A. minerals
B. fossil fuels
C. all of these
D. air
Answer» E.
5.

Muscular co-ordination is controlled through

A. midbrain
B. Medulla Oblongata
C. cerebellum
D. hypothalamus
Answer» D. hypothalamus
6.

To keep the heart running

A. no energy is required
B. energy is required
C. depends on asleep or awake
D. heart beat occurs automatically
Answer» C. depends on asleep or awake
7.

Lives of organisms are greatly affected by

A. Consumers
B. Producers
C. all of these
D. decomposers
Answer» C. all of these
8.

Carnial nerves and sense organs are included in the

A. CNS
B. PNS
C. grey matter
D. white matter of spinal cord
Answer» C. grey matter
9.

Carbohydrate and protein, when combined, form

A. fiber
B. amino acids
C. nucleic acids
D. mucus
Answer» E.
10.

Lemon and hibiscus are grown through

A. grafting
B. budding
C. marcotting
D. layering
Answer» C. marcotting
11.

Before excretion, the urine is stored in

A. medulla
B. urinary bladder
C. renal pelvis
D. nephrons
Answer» C. renal pelvis
12.

In sage, chances of self pollination are reduced due to the fact that

A. the stigmas do not receive the pollens from the same flowers
B. the plant has unisexual flowers
C. XX
D. the distance between the stigma and anther is more
Answer» E.
13.

Tongue helps to select suitable foods through

A. taste glands
B. salivary gland
C. false palate
D. taste buds
Answer» E.
14.

Sessile flowers have

A. irregular shape
B. no scent
C. XX
D. no pedicles
Answer» E.
15.

Nerve impulse transmitted away from the cell body is through

A. axon
B. dendrone
C. none of these
D. neuron
Answer» B. dendrone
16.

Chlorophyll is but

A. reflects the green color if viewed through light spectrum
B. green in color
C. absorbs red and blue light more then other colors
D. not green in color
Answer» C. absorbs red and blue light more then other colors
17.

Trophic level refers to the

A. stage in an ecological niche
B. axis around the earth
C. XX
D. stage in a food chain
Answer» E.
18.

Neurons

A. differ in size
B. make up the nervous tissue
C. all of these
D. differ in shapes
Answer» D. differ in shapes
19.

If plants absorb carbon dioxide in water, the water becomes

A. acidic
B. alkaline
C. XX
D. neutral
Answer» C. XX
20.

A reduced immunity in white blood cells tend to more

A. coronary risks
B. viral attacks
C. bacterial attacks
D. blood clots
Answer» C. bacterial attacks
21.

Budding and spore formation are examples of

A. asexual reproduction
B. sexual reproduction
C. XX
D. XX
Answer» B. sexual reproduction
22.

In a food chain, organisms

A. provides food for succeeding organisms
B. feed on preceding one
C. both of these
D. none of these
Answer» D. none of these
23.

Artery leaving from the left ventricle of the heart is

A. aortic arch
B. pulmonary artery
C. posterior vena cava
D. inferior vena cava
Answer» B. pulmonary artery
24.

A special kind of protein containing iron is called as

A. hemoglobin
B. hormones
C. white blood cell
D. red blood cell
Answer» B. hormones
25.

Cells with their ling axes at right angle to cuticle are found in

A. palisade tissues
B. upper epidermis
C. lower epidermis
D. spongy tissues
Answer» B. upper epidermis
26.

The energy of a photon and the light wavelength are

A. sometimes same
B. always same
C. inversely proportionate
D. directly proportionate
Answer» D. directly proportionate
27.

The sebaceous glands are derived from

A. blood vessels in dermis
B. hair in dermis
C. none of these
D. epidermis
Answer» E.
28.

Artificial methods of reproduction do not include

A. cutting
B. rhizome
C. budding
D. layering
Answer» C. budding
29.

Seeds may loose vitality

A. if kept completely dry
B. if stored in tropics
C. XX
D. XX
Answer» C. XX
30.

Very few organisms can digest

A. cellulose
B. glycogen
C. stearic acid
D. galactose
Answer» B. glycogen
31.

A combination of glucose and fructose molecules result in

A. sucrose
B. maltose
C. lactose
D. galactose
Answer» B. maltose
32.

Most reactions in living cells are

A. irreversible
B. reversible
C. none of a and b
D. both a and b
Answer» C. none of a and b
33.

Common name of glycogen is

A. animal starch
B. plant starch
C. all of these
D. fungal starch
Answer» B. plant starch
34.

Leaf base is also referred to as

A. leaf blade
B. lamina
C. none of these
D. petiole
Answer» D. petiole
35.

The oxygen released during photosynthesis comes from

A. photolysis
B. chlorophyll
C. water
D. enzyme-controlled reactions
Answer» D. enzyme-controlled reactions
36.

Carbon dioxide is reduced to carbohydrate through

A. water
B. oxygen
C. light-dependent stage
D. hydrogen
Answer» E.
37.

The primary function of the sense organs includes

A. perceive external stimuli
B. transmit impulses from receptors to forebrain
C. produce reflex responses
D. interpret external stimuli
Answer» B. transmit impulses from receptors to forebrain
38.

Weaker off springs are produced as a result of

A. cross pollination
B. self pollination
C. XX
D. XX
Answer» C. XX
39.

Cellulose can not be digested by

A. fishes and mammals
B. plants
C. fungi
D. herbivores
Answer» B. plants
40.

The functions of the vasomotor includes

A. vasoconstriction
B. vasodilation
C. none of these
D. both of these
Answer» E.
41.

The function of palisade layer is to

A. drive away the insects by producing strong odors
B. protect the leaf surface
C. become active in light-independent stage of photosynthesis
D. enable absorption of light through chloroplasts
Answer» E.
42.

Medulla contains

A. collecting tubules
B. convoluted tubules
C. both of these
D. none of these
Answer» D. none of these
43.

The wing becomes a flattened extension of testa in

A. plumed seeds
B. plumed fruits
C. winged fruits
D. winged seeds
Answer» E.
44.

Inspired air has

A. more water vapors
B. less oxygen
C. a high temperature
D. less carbon dioxide
Answer» E.
45.

Rate of transpiration increases

A. in cold weather
B. in hot weather
C. in still air
D. on a rainy day
Answer» C. in still air
46.

The guard cells of stoma are

A. convex in shape
B. irregular in shape
C. kidney-shaped
D. long and cylindrical in shape
Answer» D. long and cylindrical in shape
47.

Through enzyme maltase, maltose can be converted into

A. sucrose
B. starch
C. galactose
D. glucose
Answer» E.
48.

Branches of leaf veins end in

A. lower epidermis
B. upper epidermis
C. all of these
D. mesophyll cells
Answer» E.
49.

A photolysis of 12 water molecules results in

A. 12 atoms of hydrogen
B. 6 atoms of hydrogen
C. 24 atoms of hydrogen
D. 18 atoms of hydrogen
Answer» D. 18 atoms of hydrogen
50.

Upon the completion of life cycle, Spleen and liver destroy

A. leucocytes
B. erythrocytes
C. antibodies
D. platelets
Answer» C. antibodies