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1151.

Question : The tricuspid valve occurs between the

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RIGHT AURICLE and right ventricle
pulmonary AORTA
carotico-systemic aorta and LEFT ventricle
left ventricle

Answer :A
1152.

Question : The transpiration in plants will be lowest

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when there is HIGH HUMIDITY in the ATMO sphere
there is excess of water in the cell
environmental conditions are very dry
high WIND velocity 

Answer :A
1153.

Question : The transgenic animals are those that have

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FOREIGN DNA in some of its cells
foreign DNA in all its cells
foreign RNA in all its cells
both (a) and ©

Answer :B
1154.

Question : The transfer of energy from organism to organism in a natural community establishes

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food chains
BIOLOGICAL CONTROL
NATURAL BARRIERS
all the above

Answer :A
1155.

Question : The total …………………… of the universe remains constant because it can neither be created nor destroyed.

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ANSWER :ENERGY
1156.

Question : The total number of bones in the body of man is

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205
206
216
636

Answer :B
1157.

Question : The tissue respiration refers to

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inspiration
external respiration
internal respiration
expiration 

ANSWER :C
1158.

Question : The thin long thread like structures consisting of two identical strands…………………

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Hybrid
Chromosomes
Genes
DNA and RNA

Answer :B
1159.

Question : Which theory states that life arose from pre-existing life. Explain.

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ANSWER :BIOGENESIS
1160.

Question : Fill in the blanks: (i) The degenerated and non-functional organs found in an organism are called______. (ii) The theory of natural selection for evolution was proposed by ____.

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ANSWER :CHARLES DARWIN
1161.

Question : The theory of idea embodies that life on Earth is a divine creation . . . . . . . . .

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CHEMICAL REACTION
SPECIAL CREATION
spontaneous generation
Biogenesis

Answer :B
1162.

Question : The theory of evolution of species by natural selection was given by

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MENDEL
DARWIN
MORGAN
Lamarck

Answer :B
1163.

Question : The theory of evolution indicates that :

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man evolved from MONKEYS
monkeys evolved from man
man evolved from DINOSAURUS
man and APES had a COMMON ancestor.

Answer :D
1164.

Question : The testes are abdominal in

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ELEPHANT
goat
kangaroo
rabbit

Answer :A
1165.

Question : The terms cistron, recon and muton were proposed by

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Bateson
J. Lederberg
S.Benzer
T.H.Morgan

Answer :C
1166.

Question : The term Silver Revolution is connected to,

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Jute
Milk
Eggs
Petroleum

Answer :C
1167.

Question : The term producer for plants is misnomer. Explain why?

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SOLUTION :Plants convert the ENERGY of the Sun into food. They take the raw MATERIALS from the biosphere and energy of the Sun and prepare the food by a process known as PHOTOSYNTHESIS. In fact, plants only convert SOLAR energy into chemical energy and do not, in real sense, synthesise food.
1168.

Question : The term parthenogenesis was coined by

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Grobber
Balfour
Boveri
Owen.

Answer :D
1169.

Question : The term 'nonessential amino acids' is applied to fatty acids that are

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SYNTHESISED in the BODY
water-soluble
required by the body but not essential
useless

Answer :A
1170.

Question :The term genome is used for

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DIPLOID SET of CHROMOSOMES
polyploid set of chromosomes
triploid set of chromosomes
HAPLOID set of chromosomes

Answer :D
1171.

Question : The term Ethnobotany was coined by. . . . . . . . . .

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Khorana
J.W. Harshberger
Ronald Ross
Hugo DE Vries

Answer :B
1172.

Question : The term Chromosomes was coined by

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Johanssen
Waldeyer
Bender
Flemming

Solution :N/A
1173.

Question : The temperature of scrotum remains …………………. below the body temperature.

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ANSWER :`2-3^(@)C`
1174.

Question : The tectorial membrane is found in

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the EYE of frogs
the eye of mammals
the EAR of mammals
the TONGUE of frogs and mammals

Answer :C
1175.

Question : The technique to harness the water energy is called ________.

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HYDRO power
electrical energy
tidal energy
hydraulic fracturing

Solution :HYDROPOWER
1176.

Question : The teacher had just finished the chapter on environment in her class X lecture. She then placed four types of carry bags on the table in the classroom. These were cloth carry bag, paper carry bag, polythenecarry bag and jute carry bag. The teacher asked Anushka to choose any two bags which she thinks are the most environment-friendly. Anushka thought for a while and then picked up cloth carry bag and jute carry bag. (a) Explain why, Anushka did not choose the polythene carry bag though it is long lasting and water-proof ? (b) What is the reason for not choosing the paper bag ? (c ) Why did Anushka choose only cotton cloth bag and jute bag ? (d) What values are displayed by Anushka in making her choices ?

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Solution :(a) Anushka did not choose a polythene carry bag because polythene is a PLASTIC which is a non-biodegradable material. Polythene bags lie scattered here and there and cause a lot of pollution. It is also not possible to dispose of OLD polythene bags by burning because they produce extremely HARMFUL gases on burning.
(b) Anushka did not choose the paper bag because though paper is biodegradable material but it is MADE from wood for which many forest trees have to be cut down regularly. So, Anushka did not choose paper bag to save trees by preventing deforestation.
(c ) Anushka chose cloth bag and jute bag because cloth bag is made of cloth which comes from cotton crop grown in fields. Similarly, jute for making jute bag is obtained from jute crop grown in fields by the farmers. Since both cotton and jute are grown as crops in fields and they are biodegradable too, therefore, making of cloth bag and jute bag does not harm the environment in any way.
(d) The values displayed by Anushka are (i) Awareness (or knowledge) of biodegradable and non-biodegradable materials, and (II) Concern for the environment.
1177.

Question : The taxonomical aid(s) used for the identification of both plants and animals is /are

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keys
Museum
Herbarium
Both A and B

Answer :D
1178.

Question : The tail of a lizard is cut. One of the following statements is true regarding it.

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The TAIL regrows
The tail doesn't regrow
A NEW BODY REGENERATE with the tail
A new tail and a new body regenerate to both the CUT parts

Answer :A
1179.

Question : The synthesis and release of thyroxine from the thyroid gland is stimulated by

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LH
TSH
ACTH
FSH

Answer :B
1180.

Question : The synthesis of enzymes in the cell is under the control of ……………………………..

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ANSWER :GENES
1181.

Question : Blood vessels that supply blood to the cardiac muscles are ................

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SOLUTION :CORONARY
1182.

Question : The superiority of the hybrid obtained by cross breeding is called as ______

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SOLUTION : HETEROSIS or HYBRID VIGOUR
1183.

Question : The suffix 'S' used with the description of ribosomal units stands for

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SOLUBILITY
SURFACE area
size
sedimentation COEFFICIENT

SOLUTION :N/A
1184.

Question : Roots not only absorb fluid from soil, but returns a portion of their percullar secretions back into it. Who proved it from his experiments?

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Solution :1) A Belgian scientist Jan Baptist Von Helmont (1648) conducted an experiment that continued for FIVE years .
2) Von Helmont took a small willow tree and planted it in a large pot with soil.
3) Before he did this, he CAREFULLY measured the mass of the DRY soil and mass of the tree.
4) He covered the soil with a lid so that NOTHING could fall on to the surface of the soil and add to its mass.
5) There were holes in the lid so that the tree could grow out of the soil and that air and water could reach the roots.
6) Von Helmont left the tree for five years, giving it only rain water to absorb.
7) At the end of five years he measured the mass of the tree and the mass of the drysoil for a second time.
8) The results of this expe f iment are shown below .

9) This experiment changed the BELIEF of hundreds of years . This is because Von Helmont arrived at a result that
a) The substances needed for the growth of a plant do not come from the soil only .
b) The plant grow because of the water it gets.
1185.

Question : The study of interrelationship between living organisms and their environment is called

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phytogeograpby
ECOLOGY
PHYTOSOCIOLOGY
ECOSYSTEM

ANSWER :B
1186.

Question : Study of cancer .

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SOLUTION :ONCOLOGY
1187.

Question : The structures in a human that provide balance are located in the

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OUTER ear
middle ear
inner ear
eustachian tubes

Answer :C
1188.

Question : The stomata in angiosperms open and close due to

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the PRESENCE of gases inside the leaves
their genetic constitution
turgour pressure of GUARD cells
turgour pressure of subsidiary cells 

ANSWER :C
1189.

Question : The start signal in mRNA for protein synthesis is,

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AUG
UAG
GUA
UGA

Answer :A
1190.

Question : The stam of fruit tree X fixed in soil is cut in a slanting way. The upper part of stem of another fruit tree Y of different variety of same species is also cut in a slanting way. The cut stem of tree Y, without roots but having some leaves, is placed ovet the rooted cut stem of tree X in such a way that their cut surfaces fit. together propery. While joining the two cut stems, care is taken to make sure taken to make sure that the layerZ of one cut stem is in contact wiht layer Z of the other cut stem. The joint of cut stem is bound tightly with a piece of cloth and covered properly with polythene. Soon the cut heals and the two stem grow together and become one fruit tree producing leaves, flowers and frits. (a) What is the name of this method of producing plantsor trees ? (b) What name is givne to the cut stem of tree X having roots? (c) What name is given to the cut stem of tree Y which has no roots but has some leaves (d) Name the layer Z. (e) Why should the layer Z of one cut stem be in contact with the layer Z of the other cut steam ? (f) Name any four fruit trees which areusually bred by this technique. (g) State any one advantage of producing fruit tress by this technique

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SOLUTION :N//A
1191.

Question : The stage when plasmolysis just begins and the plasma lemma starts receding the cells walls is called

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deplasmolysis
plasmolysis
incipient plasmolysis
all of the above 

ANSWER :C
1192.

Question : The spider webs are made up of,

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KERATIN
Myosin
Glutelin
Fibroin

Answer :A
1193.

Question : The sperm produces substances of enzymatic nature of sperm lysins. In mammals it is called

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hyaluronidase
androgamone
HYALURONIC ACID
cryanogamone

Answer :A
1194.

Question : The speed at which impulses are conducted increase with

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increasing DIAMETER of the soma
increasing diameter of the AXON
increasing NUMBER of DENDRITES
increasing branching of the dendrites

Answer :B
1195.

Question : The specific function of liver is

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excretion
digestion
histolysis
glycogenesis and GLYCOGENOLYSIS 

ANSWER :D
1196.

Question : The species, which are in danger of extinction, are referred lo as

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ENDANGERED SPECIES
vulnerable species
threatened species
RARE species

ANSWER :A
1197.

Question : The species, which are in danger of extinction are ref en-ed to as

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ENDANGERED SPECIES
VULNERABLE species
THREATENED species
RARE species

Answer :A
1198.

Question : The special feature of bile juice is that it,

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has no enzyme
has AMYLASE
CONTAINS lipase
contains water

Answer :A
1199.

Question : The source of O_(2) liberated in photosynthesis

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PHOTOSYNTHETIC enzyme
carbohydrate PRESENT in leaf
water
carbon DIOXIDE 

ANSWER :C
1200.

Question : The source of O_2 liberated in photosynthesis is _________ .

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SOLUTION :BYPRODUCT