4951 + Interview Questions in Biology in Class 10 Page 28 InterviewSolution

1351.	Question : The occurrence of diversity among the organisms of the same species is called …………….
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1352.	Question : The numberof pair (s) of sex chromosomes in the zygote of humans is
Answer» one two three four Answer :A

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1353.	Question : ________ is the number ,size and shape of chromosomes in the cell nucleus of an organism.
Answer» KARYOTYPE HETEROZYGOUS Autosome Nucleotide ANSWER :A

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1354.	Question : The number of segments in a mature earthworm is about
Answer» 93-95 100-120 140-150 200-250 ANSWER :B

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1355.	Question : The number of chromosomes in parents and offsprings of a particular species remains constant due to
Answer» halving of CHROMOSOMES after GAMETE formation. doubling of chromosome after gamete formation halving of chromosome during gamete formation. doubling of chromosome after ZYGOTE formation Solution :Gametes have half the NUMBER of chromosome (n) as they are formed by meiosis. After syngamy the (2N) diploidy is restored in zygote.

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1356.	Question : The number of chromosomes found in human beings are________
Answer» 22 PAIRS of autosomes and 1 PAIR of allosomes 22 autosomes and 1 allosome 46 autosomes 46 PAIRSOF autosomes and 1 pair of allosomes Answer :A

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1357.	Question : The nucleotides in a helix are joined together by…………………bonds.
Answer» SOLUTION :PHOSPHODIESTER

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1358.	Question : The nuclear bomb is embedded in a deuterium and lithium containing substance.
Answer» ANSWER :1

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1359.	Question : The normalbody cell of an organism contains 28 pairs of chromosomes. The number of chromosomes present in its germ cell will be :
Answer» 28 14 56 42 Solution :N//A

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1360.	Question : The niche of a species is meant for
Answer» the specific PLACE where an organism lives the specific function of SPECIES and its COMPETITIVE power the HABITAT and specific functions of a spe- cies none of these Answer :C

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1361.	Question :The new sources of energy is termed as ...............
Answer» FOSSIL fuel Conventional ENERGY resources Non-conventional SOURCES of energy conservation Solution :non-conventional sources of energy

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1362.	Question : The neurotransmitter between a motor neuron and a muscle cell is
Answer» serotonin0 endrophin dopamine acetycholine Answer :D

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1363.	Question : The neurons which carries impulse from the central nervous system to the muscle fibre.
Answer» AFFERENT NEURONS ASSOCIATION neuron efferent neuron unipolar neuron Answer :C

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1364.	Question : The network of capillaries in a nephron is
Answer» the Malpighian CORPUSCLE BOWMAN's capsule the GLOMERULUS none of these Answer :C

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1365.	Question : The network of hypae is known as
Answer» Mycelium Rhizoids Rhizinae Pseudomycelium Answer :A

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1366.	Question : The net gain of ATP molecules from Kreb's cycle is,
Answer» 18 32 36 38 Answer :B

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1367.	Question : The natural fonnation of ammonia in soil by the action of bacteria on proteins in decaying organic matter is called
Answer» NITRIFICATION denitrication AMMONIFICATION DENATURATION ANSWER :C

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1368.	Question : The natural system of classification was pro posed by
Answer» DARWIN and Vries Bentham and Hooker Aristotle and Linnaeus Lamarck and Darwin ANSWER :B

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1369.	Question : The narrowest and most numerous tubes of lungs are termed as
Answer» bronchus alveoli bronchioles hilum ANSWER :C

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1370.	Question : The name vitamin was used for the first time by
Answer» Funk Aristotle Eijikmann Hopkins Answer :A

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1371.	Question : The name Club fungi is given to basidiomycetes due to the presence of
Answer» CLUB SHAPED basidia club shaped basidiospores hymenium of basidia water DROPLET MECHANISM for DEHISCENCE of basidiospores Answer :A

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1372.	Question : The mycorrhizal relationship between a fungi and the roots of Pinus is
Answer» saprophytic symbiotic epiphytic parasitic ANSWER :B

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1373.	Question : The movement of water from one cell of the cortex to the adjacent on in the roots is due to
Answer» ACCUMULATION of INORGANIC salts in the cells accumulation of organic COMPOUNDS in the cells chemical potential gradient water potential gradient ANSWER :D

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1374.	Question : The movementof substancesin thephloemcan bein anydirection .
Answer» SOLUTION :The movement of substance in the Phloem can be in any direction because, the food to reach the plant parts LIKE stem, LEAVES, flower, BUD, seeds ETC, the movement can be upwards or downwards, that is bidirectional.

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1375.	Question : The mouthparts of mosquito are of
Answer» siphoning TYPE piercing and SUCKING type sponging type cutting and chewing type ANSWER :B

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1376.	Question : The motheris responsible in determining the sex of the child. The sperm produced by the father does not determine the sex of the child.
Answer» SOLUTION :The MOTHER is not responsible in DETERMINING the sex of the child. The sperm produced by the father, DETERMINES the sex of the child.

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1377.	Question : The most rapidly dwindling natural resource in the world is ..........
Answer» WATER FORESTS WIND SUNLIGHT SOLUTION :forests

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1378.	Question : The most important advancement of mammal over reptile is
Answer» the erythrocytes have become enucleated presence of thick fur of hair preventing the heat loss the body presence of placenta, vascular CONNECTION between MOTHER & foetus presence of DIAPHRAGM separating thoracic and ABDOMINAL cavities Answer :C

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1379.	Question : The most common type of development of endosperm is
Answer» CELLULOSE and pectin helobial nuclear perispermic Answer :C

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1380.	Question : The most approriate equation for photosynthesis will be
Answer» `6CO_(2) + 6H_(2)O + "SUNLIGHT" to C_(6) H_(12)O_(6) + O_(2) + 6H_(2)IO` `6CO_(2)+ 12H_(2)O + "Sunlight + Chlorophyll" to C_(6)H_(12)O_(6) + 6H_(2)O` `6CO_(2)+12H_(2)O to C_(6)H_(12)O_(6) + 6O_(2)+6H_(2)O` `6CO_(2)+6H_(2)O to C_(6)H_(12)O_(6) + 6CO_(2) + 6H_(2)O` Answer :B

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1381.	Question : The most appropriate definition of a natural resource is that it is a substance commodity that is
Answer» present only on land. a GIFT of nature which is very USEFUL to mankind. a man-made substance PLACED in nature. available only in the forest. Solution :a gift of nature

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1382.	Question : The most acceptable mechanism of phloem translocation is,
Answer» MASS FLOW diffusion endosmosis PROTOPLASMIC streaming Answer :A

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1383.	Question : The most abundant protein of plant world is,
Answer» Chlorophyll Rubico ATP NADPH Answer :B

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1384.	Question : The most abundant protein of animal world is,
Answer» Collagen Keratin Melanin Actin Answer :A

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1385.	Question : The most abundant lipid in a cell membrane is
Answer» PHOSPHOLIPID STEROID chloesterol CUTIN SOLUTION :N/A

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1386.	Question : The molecule used by most animals for long term energy storage is
Answer» starch fat cholesterol glycogen Answer :B

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1387.	Question : The molecular formula of three fatty acids A, B and C present in oil or fat is C_12 H_29COOH, C_15H_29COOH and C_16H_29COOHWhich of these is derived from i) Alkane ii) Alkene and iii) Alkyne? Which of them becomes rancid earlier? How can we increase its shelf life?
Answer» Solution :DERIVED from i) ALKANE - `C_2H_29COOH` ii) Alkene - `C_15H_29COOH` iii) Alkyne - `C_16H_29COOH ` `C_16H_29COOH ` is UNSATURATED undergoes rancidity EARLIER. By hydrogenation we can increase SHELF life.

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1388.	Question : The Molai Jungle is located in Kokilamukh of Jorhat district of ………………
Answer» ASSAM Trivandrum Tehri Ahmedabad Solution :Assam

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1389.	Question : The modern human beings have originated in Africa. (i) Which evidence suggests this fact? (ii) If an animal is similar to its ancestors, what does this imply?
Answer» Solution :(i) This was shown by the help of fossil records of Homo erectus, according to which their cranial capacity had doubled. Homo erectus were the first to leave Africa and spread through Africa, Asia, and Europe. One population of H. erectus, STAYED in Africa and evolved into Homo sapiens. (ii) This implies that from the beginning of LIFE on EARTH the inheritance of trait is going on, that RESULT in the production of existing animals that look similar to their ancestors because they have inherited traits from them and these trait that make them similar to their ancestors have not gone under evolutionary change.

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1390.	Question : The mode of transmission of communicable disease is dealt by a branch of science named
Answer» epidemiology etiology immunology angiology Answer :A

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1391.	Question : The miracle rice which saved millions of lives and celebrated its 50th birthday is
Answer» IR-S IR-24 Atomita-2 Ponm Solution :IR-S

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1392.	Question : The microorganisms like bacteria and fungi play a key role in break down of complex organic molecules into simple inorganic substances which can be recycled. They are called _________
Answer» SOLUTION :DECOMPOSERS

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1393.	Question : The microorganisms comprising bacteria and fungi are classified as
Answer» producers. decomposers tertiary consumers primary consumers Solution :BACTERIA and FUNGI breakdown the DEAD remains and waste products into SIMPLE inorganic substances and are called decomposers.

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1394.	Question : The method of reuse is always considered better than the recycling method because...a.energy is not utilised in it.b.new materials can be produced by it.c.uniform distribution of natural resources can be done by it.d.material or equipment can be maintained for a long time by it.
Answer» ENERGY is not UTILISED in it. new materials can be produced by it. uniform distribution of natural resources can be DONE by it. material or equipment can be maintained for a LONG time by it. SOLUTION :energy is not utilised in it.

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1395.	Question : The menstrual cycle in mammals is accomplished with the help of
Answer» PROGESTERONE and estrogen hormones from PITUITARY GLAND only hormones from PLACENTA only hormones from OVARY only Answer :A

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1396.	Question : The mesogloea of Hydra contains
Answer» NERVE cells sensory cells muscle cells no cells Answer :D

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1397.	Question : The menstrual cycle ceases around 48-50 years of age and this stage is termed as menopause
Answer» ANSWER :1

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1398.	Question : Membraneformingsurfacelayerof theovumiscalled______.
Answer» Entomophily Exine VITELLINE MEMBRANE Intine Solution :Vitelline membrane

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1399.	Question : The membrane bound enzyme involved in Kreb's cycle in mitochondria is
Answer» fumerase cis-aconitase succinic dehydrogenase malate dehydrogenase Solution :N/A

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1400.	Question : The megasporangium of the angiosperms on maturation gives rise to
Answer» cotyledons seed fruit endosperm Answer :B

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Question : The occurrence of diversity among the organisms of the same species is called …………….

Question : The numberof pair (s) of sex chromosomes in the zygote of humans is

Question : ________ is the number ,size and shape of chromosomes in the cell nucleus of an organism.

Question : The number of segments in a mature earthworm is about

Question : The number of chromosomes in parents and offsprings of a particular species remains constant due to

Question : The number of chromosomes found in human beings are________

Question : The nucleotides in a helix are joined together by…………………bonds.

Question : The nuclear bomb is embedded in a deuterium and lithium containing substance.

Question : The normalbody cell of an organism contains 28 pairs of chromosomes. The number of chromosomes present in its germ cell will be :

Question : The niche of a species is meant for

Question :The new sources of energy is termed as ...............

Question : The neurotransmitter between a motor neuron and a muscle cell is

Question : The neurons which carries impulse from the central nervous system to the muscle fibre.

Question : The network of capillaries in a nephron is

Question : The network of hypae is known as

Question : The net gain of ATP molecules from Kreb's cycle is,

Question : The natural fonnation of ammonia in soil by the action of bacteria on proteins in decaying organic matter is called

Question : The natural system of classification was pro posed by

Question : The narrowest and most numerous tubes of lungs are termed as

Question : The name vitamin was used for the first time by

Question : The name Club fungi is given to basidiomycetes due to the presence of

Question : The mycorrhizal relationship between a fungi and the roots of Pinus is

Question : The movement of water from one cell of the cortex to the adjacent on in the roots is due to

Question : The movementof substancesin thephloemcan bein anydirection .

Question : The mouthparts of mosquito are of

Question : The motheris responsible in determining the sex of the child. The sperm produced by the father does not determine the sex of the child.

Question : The most rapidly dwindling natural resource in the world is ..........

Question : The most important advancement of mammal over reptile is

Question : The most common type of development of endosperm is

Question : The most approriate equation for photosynthesis will be

Question : The most appropriate definition of a natural resource is that it is a substance commodity that is

Question : The most acceptable mechanism of phloem translocation is,

Question : The most abundant protein of plant world is,

Question : The most abundant protein of animal world is,

Question : The most abundant lipid in a cell membrane is

Question : The molecule used by most animals for long term energy storage is

Question : The molecular formula of three fatty acids A, B and C present in oil or fat is C_12 H_29COOH, C_15H_29COOH and C_16H_29COOHWhich of these is derived from i) Alkane ii) Alkene and iii) Alkyne? Which of them becomes rancid earlier? How can we increase its shelf life?

Question : The Molai Jungle is located in Kokilamukh of Jorhat district of ………………

Question : The modern human beings have originated in Africa. (i) Which evidence suggests this fact? (ii) If an animal is similar to its ancestors, what does this imply?

Question : The mode of transmission of communicable disease is dealt by a branch of science named

Question : The miracle rice which saved millions of lives and celebrated its 50th birthday is

Question : The microorganisms like bacteria and fungi play a key role in break down of complex organic molecules into simple inorganic substances which can be recycled. They are called _________

Question : The microorganisms comprising bacteria and fungi are classified as

Question : The method of reuse is always considered better than the recycling method because...a.energy is not utilised in it.b.new materials can be produced by it.c.uniform distribution of natural resources can be done by it.d.material or equipment can be maintained for a long time by it.

Question : The menstrual cycle in mammals is accomplished with the help of

Question : The mesogloea of Hydra contains

Question : The menstrual cycle ceases around 48-50 years of age and this stage is termed as menopause

Question : Membraneformingsurfacelayerof theovumiscalled______.

Question : The membrane bound enzyme involved in Kreb's cycle in mitochondria is

Question : The megasporangium of the angiosperms on maturation gives rise to