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1751.

Question : The abdominal passage, which connects the abdominal cavity with the scrotal sac in mammals, is known as

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SPERMATIC CANAL
neurenteric canal
inguinal canal
HAVERSIAN canal

Answer :C
1752.

Question : The ability of a cell to divide into several cells during reproduction in Plasmodium is called

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reduction division.
budding
binary FISSION
multiple fission.

SOLUTION :Reduction division occurs during meiosis. Budding is seen in yeast and hydra while AMOEBA reproduces asexually by binary fission.
1753.

Question : The 3R approach such as .......... and ................ may be followed to effective waste management.

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SOLUTION :REDUCE, REUSE and RECYCLE
1754.

Question : That the cell wall is permeable can be best deduced from the passage of water and mineral salts

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ROOT HAIRS into cortical cells
pericyle cells into tracheal elements
cortical cells into the pericycle
soil into root hairs 

ANSWER :D
1755.

Question : Testosterone, the male sex hormone, is synthe-sised in the

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SEMINIFEROUS tubules
interstitial cells
vas deferens
prostate gland

Answer :B
1756.

Question : Testosterone is secreted by which endocrine part of testis?

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CELLS of LEYDIG
SEMINIFEROUS tubules
tunica albugenia
Sertoli cells

Answer :A
1757.

Question : Testosterone initiates the process of .............

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SOLUTION :SPERMATOGENESIS
1758.

Question : Testes are masses of coiled

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uriniferous tubules
malpighian tubules
vasa efferentia
seminiferous tubules

Answer :D
1759.

Question : Testes are located inside the abdomen in a sac called scrotum.

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SOLUTION :FALSE - Testes are LOCATED OUTSIDE the abdomen in SCROTUM.
1760.

Question : Tertian malaria is caused by

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PLASMODIUM ovale 
Plasmodium falciparum 
Plasmodium vivax 
Plasmodium MALARIAE 

ANSWER :B
1761.

Question : Termination of chain growth in protein synthesis is brought about by the codons

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UAA, UAG and UGA
UCG, ACC and GCG
UUG, UAG and UGA
UGA, UAG and AUG

Answer :A
1762.

Question : Terracing is an effective method of soil conservation in

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DESERT areas
plain areas
hill areas
NONE of these

ANSWER :C
1763.

Question : Term hybridoma implies

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DNA-RNA hybrid
recombination of DNA molecules
somatic hybridisation
gametic fusion

Answer :C
1764.

Question : Tendons are made up of:

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loose CONNECTIVE tissue
yellow elastic tissue
white FIBROUS tissue
epithelial tissue

Answer :C
1765.

Question : Tendon is made up of

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mainly collagen FIBRES
INELASTIC CONNECTIVE TISSUE fibres
elastic connective tissue fibres
inelastic and elastic connective tissue fibres

Answer :A
1766.

Question : Tendon connects

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CARTILAGE with muscles
bone with muscles
ligament with muscles
bone with bone

Answer :B
1767.

Question : Ten per cent law of energy transfer in a food chain was enunciated by

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LINDEMAN
HAECKEL
Schimper
Zemicke

ANSWER :A
1768.

Question : Technique for detecting and screening the nutritional mutants in Neurospora crassa was developed by

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BEADLE and Tatum
Bateson and Punnet
Luria Dulbecco
Knoll and Ruska

Answer :A
1769.

Question : Teats or Nipples, Hairs, Claws, Nails

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SOLUTION :TEATS or NIPPLES
1770.

Question :"Taxonomy without phylogeny is similar to bones without flesh” is a statement

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OSWALD Tippo
John Hutchinson
Takhtajan
Bentham and Hooker

Answer :C
1771.

Question : Taking the exaple of heart beat, justify the antagonistic action of the sympathetic and the parasympathetic nerves.

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Solution :SYMPATHETIC system INCREASES contraction and reythm and parasympathetic system DECREASES contraction and rhythm with respect to heart BEAT.
1772.

Question : Taj Mahal marble is affected by

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`SO_(2)`
`O_(2)`
`O_(3)`
`NO_(2)`

ANSWER :A
1773.

Question : Systole causes

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ENTRY of BLOOD into lungs
entry of blood into heart
exit of blood from heart
exit of blood from VENTRICLES 

ANSWER :D
1774.

Question : Syphilis is a STD.

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ANSWER :1
1775.

Question : Syngamy resultsin theformationof _______.

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ZOOSPORES
CONIDIA
ZYGOTE
Chlamydospores

SOLUTION :Zygote
1776.

Question :Syngamy refers to

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fusion of ONE of the sperms with secondary nucleus
fusion of one of the sperms with the egg
fusion of one of the sperms with the egg and other with the secondary nucleus
fusion of one of the sperms with synergid

Answer :B
1777.

Question : Sympathetic nervous system is a part of central nervous system.

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SOLUTION :SYMPATHETIC nervous sysetm is a PART of autonomic nervous system
1778.

Question : Sustainable development implies a change in all aspects of life. Justify

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Solution :The concept of sustainable development implies a change in all aspects of LIFE. This can be depicted by the following:
`implies`It encourages various forms of growth that meet CURRENT basic needs.
`implies` It preserves the resources for the needs of future generation.
`implies`It takes into account the environment conservation, while not IGNORING economic development.
This depends UPON the willingness of the people to change their perceptions of the socioeconomic and environmental CONDITIONS around them.
1779.

Question : Susan's father feels very tired and frequently urinates. After clinical diagnosis he was advised to take an injection daily to maintain his blood glucose level. What would be the possible cause for this? Suggest preventive measures.

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Solution :The deficiency of insulin causes Diabetes mellitus. He has Diabetes mellitus. INCREASE in blood sugar level (Hyperglycemia). He was advised to take an injection, Insulin, which helps in the conversion of glucose into GLYCOGEN, which is stored in liver. It DECREASES the concentration of gucose in blood.
Preventive measures:
(a) MANAGE the weight (b) Exercise regularly ( c) Eat a balanced healthy diet (d) Limit alcohol intake (e ) Quit smoking CONTROL the blood pressure
1780.

Question : Survival of the fittest' was used by

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CHARLES Darwin
Jean BAPTISTE Lamarck
Hugo DE Vries
Herbert Spencer

Answer :D
1781.

Question : Surgical removal of both the kidneys would result in deth because

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WATER will ACCUMULATE in blood
urea will not be excreted
immune RESPONSE will be suppressed
glucose will be LOST from the body

Answer :B
1782.

Question : Sugicalmethodsof contraceptionpreventgamete formation .

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ANSWER :1
1783.

Question : Surgery can be used for removal of unwanted pregnancies.

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ANSWER :T
1784.

Question : Surface appendages used by bacteria to attach to one another, and to host organisms, are called

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pili
thylakoids
spirilla
Desmosomes

Answer :A
1785.

Question : Suppose you felt an earthquake, which of the following sense organs would you think was involved in this feeling?

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EYES
SKIN of your soles
proprioceptors
ears

Answer :D
1786.

Question : Suppose a person wears convex glasses for proper vision. Where you think the image of the object is formed in his eyes when he is not using the glasses?

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on the YELLOW spot
behind the retina
in front of the retina
on the BLIND spot

Answer :B
1787.

Question : Sunken stomata are found in,

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Xerophytes
Hydrophytes
Mesophytes
Opsanophytes Burzoo

Answer :A
1788.

Question : Suman purchased a number of earthen flower pots (gamle) and planted beautiful plants in them by adding proper fertiliser to the soil. She started watering these plants everyday by putting lots of water in the earthen flower pots. After about one month, Suman noticed that though most of the potted plants were growing well and appeared to be healthy, but one of the plants was on the verge of dying (though it was being watered dailyalongwith other potted plants). Suman told about this problem to her friend Geeta. Geeta examinedthe earthen flower pot of this dying plant carefully including its bottom and immediately understood what the problem was. She adivsed Suman to change the earthen pot of this plant. Suman then shifted this plant to another earthen potand watered it. The same plant now started growing normally and became a healthy plant after some time. (a) What defect do you think could have been observed by Geeta at the bottom of earthen pot of this plant ? How was this defect affecting the growth of plant and making it almost die ? (c ) Which life process could not be performed efficiently by the roots of this plant under these conditions ? (d) What special term is used for the condition which existed in this particular earthen flower pot ? (e) Why did Suman use another earthen pot for this plant ? (f) What values are displayed by Geeta in this incident ?

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Solution :(a) Geeta COULD have observed that there was no hole at the bottom of this earthen flower pot (gamla) for the excess water to be drained out.
(b) Since there was no hole at the bottom of this earthen pot, too much water collected in it. This too much water expelled all the AIR from in-between the soil particles in the earthen flower pot. Due to this, oxygen was not available to the roots of this plant for aerobic respiration. Under these conditions, the roots respire anaerobically, producing alcohol. And this was killing the plant gradually.
(c )Aerobic respiration.
(d) Waterlogging.
(E) Suman used another earthen pot for this plant which had a hole at its bottom (to drain off the excess water).
(f)The values displayed by Geeta in this incident are (i) Awareness (or KNOWLEDGE) that plant roots require air for respiration (ii) Curiosity to get at the bottom of the PROBLEM, and (iii) Helping nature.
1789.

Question : Sulphur shower is related to

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CYCAS 
Pinus
both
none of the above

Answer :B
1790.

Question : Suggest three contraceptive methods to control the size of human population which is essential for the health and prosperity of a country. State the basic principle involved in each.

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Solution :The methods of contraception are:
(i) Barrier METHOD or mechanical method (Condom/Diaphragm): Prevents the meeting of sperms and ova.
(ii) Chemical method (Oral pills): Changes the hormonal balance of the female partner so that the eggs are not released.
(iii) Surgical method: The vas DEFERENS in males is blocked (vasectomy) or the fallopian tube (oviduct) in females (tubectomy) is blocked to prevent the TRANSFER of sperms or egg and hence no fertilisation TAKES place.
(IV) IUCDs/Loop or the copper-T is placed in the uterus to prevent pregnancy.
1791.

Question : Suggest some measures at individual level, a person can follow to protect the environment.

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Solution :On an individual level, a person can take certain measures:
(i) Use eco-friendly materials at home instead of SYNTHETIC materials.
(ii) RAIN water harvesting at dimestic level should be UNDERTAKEN.
(iii) ELECTRICAL appliances can be switched offwhen not in use. Switch off fans, AC.s,while leaving the room.
(IV) Dry and wet garbage should be kept and disposed off separately.
(v) Use eco-friendly fuel and renewable energy sources.
1792.

Question : Suggest some approaches towards conservation of forests.

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Solution :Approaches towards conservation of forests are:
( 1 ) Indiscriminate felling of trees for the purpose of timber must be reduced.
(2) The forest ecosystem must be protected from fuel starved villages, fodder-starved cattles and commercial EXPLOITATION.
(3) Replantation of trees and also plantation of indiginous species to develop forests in all AVAILABLE land.
( 4 ) PARTICIPATION of local people and VILLAGERS must be taken in conservation of forests.
(5) Scientific research, MONITORING and spreading awareness about conservation of forests through education.
1793.

Question : Suggest measures to overcome the problems of an alcoholic.

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Solution :(a) Education and Counselling: Education and PROPER counselling will help the alcoholics to overcome their problems and stress, to accept failures in their life.
(b) Physical activity: Individuals undergoing Rehabilitation measures should be guided into healthy activities like reading, music, SPORTS, yoga and meditation.
(c) Seeking help from parents and peers: The affected individuals should seek help and guidance from parents and peers. This would help them to share their feeling of anxiety of wrong doing and get rid of the habit.
(d) MEDICAL assistance: Individuals should seek help from PSYCHOLOGISTS, and psychiatrists, to get relieved from this condition and to lead a relaxed and peaceful life.
1794.

Question : Suggest four methods to manage the garbage.

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Solution :Methods to manage garbage :
(a) As biodegradable and non-biodegradable wastes are to be treated DIFFERENTLY, they should be collected differently.
(B) Non-biodegradable waste should be sent for recycling.
(c) Hazardous waste LIKE SURGICAL waste and ELECTRONIC parts should not be thrown in the open ground.
(d) Disposal should be carried out at specified centres only.
1795.

Question : Suggest any four activities in daily life which are eco-friendly.

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Solution :Eco-friendly activities are those activities that are beneficial for the environment.
Four activities in daily life which are eco-friendly are as follows
(i) Separation of bio-degradable and non-biodegradable wastes.
(ii) Use of cloth/paper bags in place of polythene/plastic bags.
(iii) USING public TRANSPORT for commuting, walking or using cycle for short distances.
(iv) Harvesting rain water.
(V) Swithching off light/fans in UNOCCUPIED rooms.
(vi) Use of compost and VERMICOMPOST in place of fertilisers.
1796.

Question : Ganga Action Plan for controlling pollution in Ganges started in

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Solution :1) In the neighbourhood we have a tank.
2. The water of the tank get polluted due to various reasons.
3) Dumping of the garbage, fertilisers and pesticides used in surrounding AGRICULTURAL lands and INDUSTRIAL discharge from two industries are the main reasons.
4) We can have an action plan to reduce the level of pollution in that tank.
5) It include to take PREVENTIVE measures to stop those pollutants.
6) The discharges should be treated and recycied, if not used in production of alternate energy.
7) Farmers should stop the usage of fertilizers and pesticides.
8) Instead they can ADAPT to MANURE, vermi compost and organic fertilizers, and use neem seed powder, garlic juice with water can be used as pesticides.
1797.

Question : Suggest a few steps for controlling carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere.

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Solution :Steps for controlling carbon DIOXIDE level in the atmosphere are as FOLLOWS:
(1) Reduce the consumption of fossil fuels such as petrol, diesel automobiles. USING public transport helps in reduction of petrol usage.
(2) USE alternative fuels such as CNG instead of fossil fuels.
( 3 ) Instead of burning litter, prepare MANURE out of it.
(4) Planting of large number of trees. (5) The smoke coming out of thermal power stations and other industries should be well treated to remove harmful gases, before discharging it into atmosphere.
1798.

Question : Substances that are not broken down by biological processes are said to be biodegradable .

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SOLUTION :FALSE- They are non-biodegradable.
1799.

Question : Substances that are broken down by biological processes are said to be biodegradable. This is due to

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HIGH pressure.
high temperature
consumption by PRIMARY and SECONDARY consumers.
ENZYME ACTION.

Solution :enzyme action.
1800.

Question : Submerged vegetation rots under anaerobic condition producing large amounts of methane.

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ANSWER :1