Question: Graham’s Law is correlated with

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(A) Diffusion
(B) Osmoregulation
(C) Osmosis
(D) Adsorption

Question: Diapedesis is

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Movement of WBC to the site of injury

Bursting of WBC
Formation of pus
Formation of WBC

Question: The process of photosynthesis is performed in presence of

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sun
moon
stars
all the above

Question: Bivalved siliceous shell or frustlule occur in-

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Diatoms
 Radiolarians
Zooflagellates
Archaebacteria

Question: The formation of seedless fruit is called

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parthenocarpy
parthenogenesis
androgenesis
Gynogenesis

Question: In a fully turgid cell

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OP = DPD
OP = zero
DPD = zero
DPD = WP

Question: Stomata open in the leaves?

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due to ausmotic pressure

due to weapor pressure
they are habitual to do so
due to turger pressure
Question: The best supporting fact that “Viruses are Living” is that viruses…

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Duplicate themselves
Penetrate cell membrane
Are made of chemicals
Cause disease

Question: Earthworm belongs to the phylum:

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Arthropoda
Annelida
Mollusca
None of these

Question: The unwinding of DNA duplex is performed by an enzyme called :

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Lygase
Maltase
Gyrase
Lactase

Question: Fertilizin is found on--

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Sperms
 Eggs
Sertoli cells
Follicle cells surrounding cell
Ledig's cells

Question: The largest cell in angiosperm embryosac is

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egg
antipodal cell
central cell
synergid

Question: Which one of the following statements is correct ?

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Cyanobacteria are abundant in both fresh and salt water

Some cyanobacteria have flagella and chloroplasts
Gram positive bacteria have only lipopolysaccharides in their cell wall
Archaebacteria have walls which contain only peptidoglycan

Question: Centrospermae is regarded a natural order of angiosperms. All except two of its
families contain the pigments that are collectively called betalains. Some of the families of
the order are enumerated below. Which two families lack betalains ?
I. Amaranthaceae
II. Aizoaceae
III. Chenopodiaceae
IV. Caryophyllaceae
V. Molluginaceae
Select the correct answer using the codes given below :

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 I and II
II and III
III and IV
IV and V

Question: Ornithine cycle was explained by

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Henseleit
Krebs
Krebs and Henseleit
Ornithine

Question: Argentaffin Cells are found in

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a) Pancreas
b) Internal Ear
c) Gastric Glands
d) Crypts of Lizberkuhun

Question: Nerve cells in the brain

How many nerve cells are in the brain?

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10 million
100 million
 10 billion
100 billion

Question: Strain is:

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New length upon original length after a load is applied

Original length upon new length after a load is applied
Force applied to change the length.
Difference between the two lengths upon original length.

Question: Which one of the following theories about problem solving would support the
statement that a’ problem arises when it is necessary for a person to choose from more
than one alternative?

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Gestalt insight theory

Information processing
Implicit trial and error
Mediated generalization

Question: Which one of the following pairs of codons is

correctly matched with their function or the signal
for the particular amino acid ?

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(1) UUA, UCA - Leucine

 (2) GUU, GCU - Alanine
(3) UAG, UGA - Stop
(4) AUG, ACG - Start/Methionine

Question: Additional segment of DNA present in the bacteria other than nucleoid is

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Glyoxysomes
Mesosomes
plasmids
polysomes
oxysomes

Question: Chlorophyll a is found in all

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Autotrophs
Higher plants
Algae
Oxygen liberation photosynthesis

Question: Dentist's nerve

Which cranial nerve is also called Dentist's nerve ?

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sixth cranial nerve

Fifth cranial nerve
Third cranial nerve
First cranial nerve
Question: During gastrulation, which of the following is formed?

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Gills
Heart
Myotme
Archentron

Question: Brain ventricles are line by

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Neurons
Schwann cells
Neuroglia
Ependymal cells