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A-octopus
B-centipede
C-mosquitoes
D-lobster
Organisms belong to Arthrapoda
1) A & B only
2) B & C only
3) B, C & D only
4) All over
A-epidermis
C-spongy parenchyma
B-palisade parenchyma
Cell or cells having chloroplasts
1) A & B only
2) B & C only
3) B, C & D only
A-parenchyma
C-sclerenchyma
B-collenchyma
3) B & C only
4) C only
A-palm
C-arecanut
D-Cycus
Monocotyledon plant or plants are
1) A & D only
2) B only
3) C only
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4) all above
Cells having lignin
1) all above 2) A & B only
B-chilly
A-tap root
D-guard cells
4) A, B & C only
B-reticular venation C-unbranched stem
D-3 or multiples of 3 petals
Another feature or features of plants having conical shaped stem
1) A & B only 2) B & C only 3) B & D only 4) A, B & D only
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A-hydra
B-sea anemone
C-jelly fish
D-corals
Coelenterate or Coelenterates belonging to medusa
1) A & B only
2) C & D only
3) B only
4) C only
Binominal nomenclature of cat
1) Canis familliaris
2) Felis domestica
3) Varanus salvator
4) Naja naja
A-Pisum sativum
C-Nymphea stellata
D-Mesua nagasarium
B-Nympea lotus
National flower & national tree are respectively
1) B & A
2) C & A
3) B & D
4) C & D
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A-chloroplast
B-cell membrane
Found only in plant cells
1) A, B & D only
2) A, C & D only
C-cell wall
3) A & B only
D-vacuoles
4) A & C only
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A-The only life activity is reproduction
C-Contains DNA & RNA
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B-Can be seen only by the light microscope
D-The only life activity is respiration
The correct statement regarding viruses
1) A only
2) D only
3) A & C only 4) all above
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A-cell wall
B-chloroplast
C-central vacuole
D-nucleus
The things that can be seen by the light microscope
1) A & B
2) B & C
3) B, C & D
4) all above
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The ‘power plant’ of a cell
1) mitochondria
2) nucleus
4) chloroplast
The multinucleated cell
1) heart muscle
2) thigh muscle
3) erythrocyte
4) nerve cell
Nucleus is not found in
1) heart muscle
2) thigh muscle
3) erythrocyte
4) nerve cell
Mitochondria are not found in
1) heart muscle
2) thigh muscle
3) erythrocyte
4) nerve cell
Substance released by platelets
1) fibrinogen
2) thromboplastine
3) thrombin
A-mumps
D-sore throat
B-syphilis
C-typhoid
Diseases caused by bacteria
1) A & B only 2) A, B & C only
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3) cell wall
3) B, C & D only
4) prothrombin
4) all above
A-pneumonia is caused by Diplococcus bacteria
B-cholera is caused by Vibrio bacteria
C-tetanus is caused by Clostridium bacteria
D-tuberculosis is caused by Myobacteria
The correct statements regarding bacterial infections
1) A & C only
2) C & D only
3) A, C & D only
4) all above
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The similarity between algae and fungi
1) both are autotrophic
2) both have unicellular and multi cellular organisms
3) cell walls are made up of chitin
4) both have nuclei without an nuclear envelop
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A-paranchyma
B-collenchyma
Cells which are nonliving
1) A & B only 2) A, B and C only
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A-paranchyma
C-fibres
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D-stone cells
3) C & D only 4) B, C & D only
B-collenchyma
C-fibres
D-stone cells
Cells which contain lignin deposited on their cell wall
1) A & B only 2) A, B and C only
3) C & D only 4) B, C & D only
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Cell not found in xylem
A-sieve tubes
B- companion cells
C- parenchyma
D- fibres
1) A & B only
3) B, C & D only
4) all above
2) B & C only
Cross wall are absent in
1) fibres
2) parenchyma
3) vessel elements
4) tracheids
The only living cell or cells in
1) fibres
2) parenchyma
3) vessel elements
4) tracheids
The only non living cells
1) fibres
2) parenchyma
3) companion cells
4) sieve tube elements
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The epithelium which lines the alveoli, bowman’s capsule & blood vessels
1) squamous
2) cuboid
3) transitional
4) stratifield
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The correct organizational level
i) organs  cells  tissues systems organism
ii) cells tissues organisms system organs
iii) cells tissues systems  organisms  organs
iv) cells  tissues organs  systems  organisms
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Epithelia with cilia and mucus secreting goblet cells are found
1) from stomach to anus
2) glands
3) skin
4) nasal cavity to bronchial tubes
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A-erythrocyte
B-neutraphils
Cells containing a nucleus
1) A & B only
2) B & C only
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A-contain cross striations
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C-lymphocyte
D-thrombocyte
3) C & D only
4) A & D only
B-involuntary
C-branched
D-spindled shape
Features seen in visceral muscles
1) A, B & C only
2) B, C & D only
3) B & C only
4) B & D only
A-cell membrane
C-cell sap
D-vacuole
3) C & D only
4) above all
B-cell wall
Non living organelle or organelles
1) A, C & D only
2) B, C & D only
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Type of WBC having bilobed nucleus and increased its number during allergic conditions
1) neutrophils
2) eosinophils
3) lymphocyte
4) monocyte
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Type of WBC having a large round nucleus and produce antibodies
1) neutrophils
2) eosinophils
3) lymphocyte
4) monocyte
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Largest WBC having a kidney (bean seed) shaped nucleus and could engulf bacteria
1) neutrophils
2) eosinophils
3) lymphocyte
4) monocyte
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A-cilia
B-pseudopodia
C-flagella
The methods used by Euglena, Amoeba & Paramaecium respectively
1) A, B & C
2) C, B & A
3) A, C & B
4) C, A & B
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Unicellular yeast belongs to
1) fungi
2) protozoa 3) bacteria
4) virus
Lichens are made by a symbiotic relation between
1) Algae & fungi
2) fungi & protozoa 3) algae & bacteria
4) fungi & bacteria
Select the correct statement
1) Both cell wall and plasma membrane are permeable
2) Only cell wall is permeable and the plasma membrane is semi permeable
3) Only cell wall is semi permeable and the plasma membrane is permeable
4) Only cell wall is impermeable and the plasma membrane is semi permeable
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Gases move from one place to another due to
1) diffusion 2) active absorption 3) osmosis
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4) mass flow
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Glucose enter from the intestinal lumen of mammals to the blood capillaries due to
1) diffusion 2) active absorption 3) osmosis
4) mass flow
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Soil minerals enter the root hair in plants due to
1) diffusion 2) active absorption 3) osmosis
4) mass flow
Transpiration in plants is due to
1) diffusion 2) active absorption 3) osmosis
4) mass flow
Soil water enter root hairs due to
1) diffusion 2) active absorption 3) osmosis
4) mass flow
The process which needs energy
1) diffusion 2) active absorption 3) osmosis
4) mass flow
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A-Particles move from the lesser concentrated area to higher concentrated area in living
cells using energy
B-Solvents move from the lesser concentrated area to higher concentrated area through
a semi permeable membrane
C-Particles move from higher concentrated area to the lesser concentrated area
D-Solutes & solvents move in one direction as a whole due to pressure gradient or due
to gravitational force
The osmosis, diffusion, mass flow and active absorption respectively are
1) A, B, C & D
2) D, B, C & A
3) B, C, D & A
4) A, D, C & B
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A-Transpiration increases in higher temperature & higher humidity
B-Transpiration increases in higher speed of wind and higher altitude
C-Transpiration increases in higher temperature and higher speed of wind
D-Transpiration increases in higher soil water & high intense of light
True statement or statements of transpiration
1) B & C only
2) C & D only
3) A, B, C only
4) B, C & D only
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A-guttation and transpiration occur through stomata and hydathodes
B-water goes out as vapour in transpiration and as liquid in guttation
C-water & minerals go out in transpiration and only water goes out in guttation
D-guttation occur on rainy days and at night in short plants and transpiration occur
during day on sunny days in short and tall plants
Correct statements regarding transpiration and guttation
1) A and B only
2) B & C only
3) C & D only 4) B & D only
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The factor necessary for photosynthesis but cannot be tested in normal laboratory
1) water
2) carbon dioxide
3) sunlight
4) chlorophyll
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The chemical necessary to prove that carbon dioxide is needed for photosynthesis
1) sodium hydroxide 2) copper sulfate
3) cobalt chloride 4) sodium bicarbonate
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Not an excretory product
1) excreta
2) carbon dioxide
3) urine
4) saliva
Urea is produced in
1) kidney
2) urinary bladder
3) liver
4) ureter
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Highest concentration of glucose is found in the
1) hepatic artery
2) hepatic vein
3) hepatic portal vein 4) inferior vena cava
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Highest concentration of oxygen is found in the
1) inferior vena cava 2) superior vena cava 3) pulmonary vein
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A-walls of arteries are thicker than veins
B-walls of veins contain elastic tissues
C-veins contain values
D-coronary arteries contain oxygenated blood
Correct statements are
1) A, B & C
2) A, C & D
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4) pulmonary artery
3) B, C & D
4) all above
A-lubb sound is due to closing of bicuspid & tricuspid valves
B-Dub sound is due to closing of semi lunar values
C-lubb sound occur during ventricular systole (contraction)
D-dubb sound occur during ventricular diastole (relaxation)
Correct statements are
1) A & C only
2) B & D only
3) A, B & C only
4) all above
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A-plasma proteins and blood cells do not get filtered from the glomerulous into
Bowman’s capsule
B-water is the main constituent in urine
C-less intake of water and high consumption of oxalates causes renal stones
D-glucose and proteins are not found in the urine of a healthy person
The correct statements are
1) A,B,C & D all
2) A, B & C
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3) A, B & D
4) B, C & D
A-first atria contract together and ventricles contract together
B-superior vena cava & inferior vena cava bring blood to the right auricle
C-oxygenated blood in the left atrium enter the left ventricle through the bicuspid valve
D-coronary arteries supply blood to the heart muscles
The correct statements are
1) A & C only
2) B & D only
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3) A, C & D only
4) all above
A-boil the leaf in alcohol using a water bath
B-add yellowish brown iodine
C-boil the leaf in water
D-wash the leaf
The correct sequence when checking for starch in a green leaf
1) D, A, C & B
2) D, C, A, B
3) A, C, D & B
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4) C, A, D, B
A-leaf is boiled in alcohol since chlorophyll dissolves in alcohol
B-leaf is boiled in water to break the cell wall so chlorophyll could come out
C-alcohol is heated in a water bath to prevent it catching fire
D-yellowish brown iodine becomes blackish blue due to starch
The correct statements are
1) A, C & D only
2) A & D only 3) C & D only 4) all above
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A-Ratio between RBC:WBC=600:1
B-Main function of RBC is to transport oxygen
C-RBC life span is 4 month and get destroyed in liver or in spleen
D-RBC has no nucleus but contain haemoglobin made up of haem-iron and protein
The correct statements are
1) A & B only 2) A & C only 3) A, B & C only
4) all above
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