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1.

Severe and fatal diseases are called

A. benign
B. malignant
C. XX
D. tertian malaria
Answer» C. XX
2.

The downside of immuno-suppressive drug is

A. the treatment must be done on permanent basis
B. that recipient feels lethargic after transplant
C. enzymes act as limiting factor on recipients recovery
D. the tissue rejection can be avoided
Answer» B. that recipient feels lethargic after transplant
3.

The left atrium moves to the left ventricle, carrying

A. deoxygenated blood
B. oxygenated blood
C. carboxyhaemoglobin
D. oxyhaemoglobin
Answer» C. carboxyhaemoglobin
4.

Number of glucose units in a starch molecule may be up to

A. 200
B. 100
C. 300
D. 220
Answer» B. 100
5.

Pancreas is

A. endocrine gland
B. exocrine gland
C. none of these
D. both of these
Answer» E.
6.

A dormant seed has

A. low water content
B. high water content
C. XX
D. low reserves for food
Answer» B. high water content
7.

Carbohydrates includes all but

A. sugar
B. chitin of the arthropods
C. dietary fiber
D. cellulose
Answer» D. cellulose
8.

Number of chromosomes in a gamete are

A. daploid
B. haploid
C. XX
D. XX
Answer» C. XX
9.

In mammals, bones and cartilage result in

A. internal skeleton
B. exoskeleton
C. endodermis
D. epidermis
Answer» B. exoskeleton
10.

The color of the oxyhaemoglobin compound is

A. purplish red
B. bright red
C. none of these
D. pinkish red
Answer» C. none of these
11.

Butter, cheese and nuts are a source of

A. fiber
B. proteins
C. fats
D. vitamins
Answer» D. vitamins
12.

A transport system to carry substances from one part of body to the other is called

A. lymphatic system
B. blood system
C. both of these
D. none of these
Answer» D. none of these
13.

An uncontrolled abnormal division of cells is called as

A. growth
B. substance abuse
C. cancer
D. maturation
Answer» D. maturation
14.

Situated above larynx and behind the root of tongue is

A. glottis
B. epiglottis
C. salivary gland
D. incisors
Answer» C. salivary gland
15.

The term protos, plasm refers to

A. final form
B. finished form
C. flawed form
D. first form
Answer» E.
16.

The internal reflection of light is prevented through the

A. choroid coat
B. sclerotic coat
C. pupil
D. iris
Answer» B. sclerotic coat
17.

Plasma

A. contains corpuscles
B. constitutes 45% of blood
C. is the fluid part of blood
D. contains platelets
Answer» D. contains platelets
18.

Fat globules are formed by combining soaps and

A. glucose
B. proteins
C. glycerol
D. lymph
Answer» D. lymph
19.

Blood platelets are also called as

A. phagocytes
B. lymphocytes
C. thrombocytes
D. monocytes
Answer» D. monocytes
20.

Nutrional anemia often occurs due to lack of

A. iron
B. calcium
C. sodium
D. Iodine
Answer» B. calcium
21.

Shortest way by which impulses travel from the receptor to the effector is called

A. reflex action
B. synapse
C. voluntary response
D. reflex arc
Answer» E.
22.

The number of petals in Clitoria flowers are

A. 5
B. 4
C. 7
D. 6
Answer» B. 4
23.

Inactive Trypsinogen is converted to active form called as

A. pepsin
B. erepsin
C. trypsin
D. rennin
Answer» D. rennin
24.

Systematic circulation

A. carry blood to the right side of the heart
B. carry blood to the left side of the heart
C. red oxygenated blood
D. oxygenated blood from lungs to heart
Answer» B. carry blood to the left side of the heart
25.

In guard cells, Potassium ions combined with sugars lead to

A. increase the water potential in guard cells
B. lower the water potential in guard cells
C. none of these
D. become turgid
Answer» C. none of these
26.

Active transport refers to

A. supporting active translocation
B. fulfilling plant deficiencies
C. flow of substances from lesser concentrated to more concentrated zones
D. flow of substances from lesser to more concentrated zones
Answer» E.
27.

In germinating seeds, the starch is broken down into

A. glycose
B. galactose
C. XX
D. glucose
Answer» E.
28.

Backflow of blood into the atria is

A. prevented through tricuspid valves
B. prevented through bicuspid valves
C. prevented through semi lunar valves
D. prevented through mitral valve and the chordae tendineae
Answer» E.
29.

Chyle is formed by mixing fats with

A. glucose
B. proteins
C. bile
D. lymph
Answer» E.
30.

In grass Ischaemum, the upper spikelet

A. is stalked
B. is sessile
C. XX
D. is larger
Answer» B. is sessile
31.

Blood vessels which carry blood from arteriole to venule is

A. arteries
B. endothelium
C. capillaries
D. veins
Answer» D. veins
32.

Aorta originates from the

A. left side of the heart
B. right side of the heart
C. combination of venules
D. combination of capillaries
Answer» B. right side of the heart
33.

Biology enables us to carry out comparative study between

A. Humans and universe
B. Humans and animals
C. Living things and non-living things
D. Humans and minerals
Answer» D. Humans and minerals
34.

Plants surviving for two growing seasons are called as

A. herbaceous plants
B. woody plants
C. biennials
D. annuals
Answer» D. annuals
35.

Organic catalysts called enzymes are mainly made up of

A. fats
B. Carbohydrates
C. Proteins
D. Potassium
Answer» D. Potassium
36.

Deamination involves

A. conversion of amino group to urea
B. transfer of amino acids to kidneys
C. conversion of excess glucose to glycogen
D. conversion of carbon residue to glucose
Answer» B. transfer of amino acids to kidneys
37.

One of the waste product of respiration is

A. energy
B. carbon dioxide and oxygen
C. carbohydrates
D. fats
Answer» C. carbohydrates
38.

Spread of diseases can be reduced through

A. proper seed dispersal
B. proper plantation of seeds
C. XX
D. overcrowding of species in a certain area
Answer» B. proper plantation of seeds
39.

Endothelium is

A. fully permeable
B. elastic in nature
C. non-permeable
D. selectively permeable
Answer» E.
40.

During oxygen debt, the lactic acid is transferred from muscles to

A. muscles
B. liver
C. mucus
D. lungs
Answer» C. mucus
41.

Morphine is a type of

A. amphetamines
B. cannabis
C. depressant drugs
D. narcotic drugs
Answer» E.
42.

Any part of the Earth where life can exist is called a

A. community
B. populations
C. biosphere
D. ecosystem
Answer» D. ecosystem
43.

The renal artery is a branch of

A. inferior vena cava
B. pulmonary arch
C. subclavian artery
D. dorsal aorta
Answer» E.
44.

The nature of pepsin is slightly

A. alkaline
B. acidic
C. mineral based
D. water based
Answer» C. mineral based
45.

Average daily intake of calcium for growing children is

A. about .06 grams
B. about 0.02 grams
C. about 1 gram
D. about 0.08 grams
Answer» D. about 0.08 grams
46.

Too little carbon dioxide in lungs leads to

A. over breathing
B. no breathing
C. all of these
D. none of these
Answer» B. no breathing
47.

Carboxyhaemoglobin is formed if

A. if CO is allowed to react with hemoglobin
B. CO2 is allowed to mix with hemoglobin
C. XX
D. if long term exposure to lead and lead poisoning occurs
Answer» B. CO2 is allowed to mix with hemoglobin
48.

Slimy scaly skin helps

A. to respire
B. to glide swiftly in water
C. helps to reduce rate of water loss
D. helps in osmosis
Answer» D. helps in osmosis
49.

The sperms are nourished and activated

A. through seminal vesicle
B. through vas deferens
C. XX
D. through semen
Answer» E.
50.

During ejaculation, passing of urine is prevented through

A. sphincter muscles
B. pyloric sphincter glands
C. all of these
D. more blood in the blood spaces of penis
Answer» B. pyloric sphincter glands