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1.

If a substance accumulates in a body for a long time, it will be

A. passed out through excretion
B. passed out through egestion
C. passed on to next consumer in food chain
D. become insoluble in water
Answer» D. become insoluble in water
2.

Selective reabsorption occurs in

A. glomerulus
B. distal convoluted tubule
C. collecting tubule
D. proximal convoluted tubule
Answer» E.
3.

The pH of pancreatic juice is

A. approx. 7
B. below 7
C. depends upon the type of food to be digested
D. above 7
Answer» E.
4.

Lack of vitamin B may result in

A. dull skin
B. poor eye sight
C. poor cellular respiration
D. tooth decay
Answer» D. tooth decay
5.

The technique which uses homologous recombination to delete, add or change a gene is known as

A. gene linking
B. gene bundling
C. gene replication
D. gene targeting
Answer» E.
6.

At a pH 7 to 9, the activity of amylase

A. slows
B. stops
C. none of these
D. expedites
Answer» B. stops
7.

Carbon dioxide is one of the end products of decomposition and its nature is

A. inorganic
B. organic
C. XX
D. XX
Answer» B. organic
8.

A pH value of above 7 indicates

A. pure enzyme
B. pure water
C. pure acidic
D. pure alkaline
Answer» E.
9.

Sucrose is not found in

A. carrots
B. sugar beets
C. sweet fruits
D. mammals
Answer» E.
10.

If rate of water evaporation exceeds rate of water in-take, the plant cells will

A. the roots will look for more water
B. start to loose stomata
C. the cells will start to photosynthesize
D. the cells will start to plasmolysis
Answer» E.
11.

Vector transfers the malarial parasite

A. from an infected person to a mosquitoes
B. from a healthy person to an infected person
C. XX
D. from an infected person to a healthy person
Answer» E.
12.

The mold Pencillium was discovered by

A. Louis Pasteur
B. Alexander Fleming
C. Chaim Weizmann
D. Charles Darwin
Answer» C. Chaim Weizmann
13.

When a receptor is activated, the impulse travels along the

A. effector neuron
B. receptor neuron
C. pituitary gland
D. sphincter muscles
Answer» C. pituitary gland
14.

The binding of enzyme and substrate on active site is explained through

A. lock and hide hypothesis
B. hide and seek hypothesis
C. lock and key hypothesis
D. lock and run hypothesis
Answer» D. lock and run hypothesis
15.

Holozoic nutrition is a type of

A. photoautotrophic nutrition
B. autotrophic nutrition
C. heterotrophic nutrition
D. tropical nutrition
Answer» D. tropical nutrition
16.

Lactose can also be called as

A. malt sugar
B. milk sugar
C. grape sugar
D. cane sugar
Answer» C. grape sugar
17.

A flower with either the stamen or pistil is called as

A. monoecious
B. unisexual flower
C. XX
D. XX
Answer» C. XX
18.

Fibrinogen helps in

A. giving red color to the blood
B. fighting against diseases
C. hormones regulations
D. blood clotting
Answer» E.
19.

Seldom fatal disease is called as

A. benign
B. malignant
C. none of these
D. tertian malaria
Answer» B. malignant
20.

Fatty acids and glycerol are produced after hydrolysis of

A. fats
B. amino acids
C. cellulose
D. starch
Answer» B. amino acids
21.

Inorganic wastes may include

A. arsenic
B. mercury
C. all of these
D. cadmium
Answer» D. cadmium
22.

The number of red blood cells produced every second is

A. 15 million
B. 10 million
C. 25 million
D. 20 million
Answer» E.
23.

Yeasts are

A. multicellular fungi
B. unicellular fungi
C. XX
D. XX
Answer» C. XX
24.

Pus is formed at the site of wound due to

A. pathogenic bacteria
B. dead phagocytes
C. both of these
D. none of these
Answer» D. none of these
25.

Due to hemoglobin, the

A. arteries appear blue
B. arteries appear red
C. veins appear blue
D. veins appear red
Answer» D. veins appear red
26.

Glands of internal section are also called as

A. duct glands
B. endocrine glands
C. none of these
D. exocrine glands
Answer» C. none of these
27.

Impulses are carried from receptors to CNS and then to

A. organs
B. spinal cord
C. conductors
D. effectors
Answer» E.
28.

The process of oxidation results in

A. carbohydrates and oxygen
B. carbon dioxide and oxygen
C. storing up of food energy
D. carbohydrates and fats
Answer» C. storing up of food energy
29.

Liver receives oxygenated blood from

A. iliac artery
B. hepatic artery
C. carotid artery
D. renal artery
Answer» C. carotid artery
30.

Air pressure in thorax increases in

A. inspiration
B. anaerobic respiration
C. all of these
D. expiration
Answer» E.
31.

Balancing of nutrients in nature is

A. crude
B. random
C. delicate
D. little
Answer» D. little
32.

Tissue rejection may be avoided through

A. ultrasound
B. biopsy
C. autopsy
D. x-rays
Answer» E.
33.

If the artery walls become thick and hard, the condition is called as

A. arteriosclerosis
B. angina
C. heart attack
D. atherosclerosis
Answer» B. angina
34.

Enzyme released upon injury to blood vessel is

A. fibrinogen
B. thrombin
C. phagocyte
D. thrombokinase
Answer» E.
35.

Microscopic blood vessel found between the cells of all tissues are

A. arterioles
B. venues
C. vein
D. capillaries
Answer» E.
36.

Micro-organisms do not include

A. moulds
B. mushrooms
C. none of these
D. both of these
Answer» E.
37.

The terminal branches of the axon are called as

A. myelin sheath
B. synapse
C. none of these
D. dendrites
Answer» E.
38.

The flowers of grass

A. are without nectar
B. have nectar
C. XX
D. XX
Answer» B. have nectar
39.

Between liver and gut wall, the capillaries join to form

A. hepatic portal vein
B. hepatic vein
C. renal veins
D. iliac veins
Answer» B. hepatic vein
40.

Oxygen and food substances are provided to the heart through

A. aortic arch
B. pulmonary arch
C. subclavian artery
D. coronary arteries
Answer» E.
41.

An excess of fat-soluble vitamins can cause

A. calcification of soft tissues
B. demineralization of bones
C. both of these
D. none of these
Answer» D. none of these
42.

The growth of the pollen tube is controlled by the

A. generative nucleus
B. vegetative nucleus
C. XX
D. XX
Answer» C. XX
43.

Tissue cells like cartilage may not have a direct contact with

A. blood veins
B. blood arteries
C. blood capillaries
D. tissue fluid
Answer» D. tissue fluid
44.

All is true for adipose tissues but

A. is found below the skin
B. that it acts as insulator
C. fat storage
D. senses changes in temperature
Answer» E.
45.

From the two vena cavae, deoxygenated blood enters in the

A. right atrium
B. left atrium
C. right ventricle
D. left ventricle
Answer» B. left atrium
46.

Blood pressure reaches 0mm of mercury

A. ventricular diastole
B. in ventricular systole
C. in vena cavae just before it opens in left atrium of heart
D. in vena cavae just before it opens in right atrium of heart
Answer» E.
47.

Bisexual flowers may avoid self pollination if

A. anther and stigma do not produce enough eggs and pollens
B. either the anther or the stigma is absent
C. all of these
D. anther and stigma mature at different times
Answer» E.
48.

The development of protoplasm indicates

A. open systems
B. nutrition
C. all of these
D. growth
Answer» E.
49.

In order to break starch to form glucose units, starch needs to by

A. condensed
B. hydrolyzed
C. polymerized
D. oxidized
Answer» C. polymerized
50.

Kidneys do not help in

A. maintaining body temperature
B. osmoregulation
C. regulation of blood pH
D. maintaining composition of blood plasma
Answer» B. osmoregulation