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1901.

Question : Stanley Miller conducted an experiment to demonstrate that simple organic molecules like amino acids could be produced if an electric discharge is passed through a mixture of such gases as might have been present in the atmosphere of early earth. The gaseous mixture he used in the experiment comprised

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METHANE, ammonia, HYDROGEN, WATER vapours
methane, NITROGEN, hydrogen, water vapours
ammonia, CARBON dioxide, nitrogen, water vapours
methane, ammonia, nitrogen, water vapours

Answer :A
1902.

Question : Stamen in flower:a.They produce new seeds.b.They produce new fruit.c.They produce pollen grains.d.They develops fertilised ovum.

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They PRODUCE NEW seeds.
They produce new FRUIT.
They produce pollen grains.
They develops fertilised ovum.

Answer :A::C::D
1903.

Question : Stalkof theovuleis calledpedicel.

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SOLUTION :CORRECT STATEMENT: STALK of the OVULE is called funiculus.
1904.

Question : Stage in a woman when menstrual cycle ceases,

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Menarch
Puberty
Menopause
Ovulation

Answer :C
1905.

Question : Spraying of oil upon stagnant water controls mosquito population, because

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mosquito larvae cannot breathe
water becomes IMPURE for mosquitoes
oil KILLS MALARIAL parasites in mosquitoes
specific gravity of water INCREASES 

Answer :A
1906.

Question : Spores play an important role in reproduction only.

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SOLUTION :FALSE - In REPRODUCTION as WELL as PERENNATION.
1907.

Question : Spore producing sori are located on the under - surface of levels of

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MONOCOT sporophytes
ferm sporophytes
liverwot gametophyte
ferm gametophyte

Answer :B
1908.

Question : Spirogyra is commonly known as pond silk due to its

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filamentous STRUCTURE
silklike texture
spiral CHLOROPLAST
presence in ponds

ANSWER :B
1909.

Question : Spirogyra is commonly called Pond Silk be cause

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SILK is MANUFACTURED from it
it looks like a silk thread
it is SLIMY to touch
all the above 

Answer :C
1910.

Question : Spinal cord passes through

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OBTURATOR FORAMEN
CONDYLAR CANAL
SPHENOPALATINE foramen
foramen magnum

Answer :D
1911.

Question : Sphagnum has a lot of economic importance. Justify

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Solution :PROVIDE peat used as FUEL : used as PACKING MATERIAL for trans-shipment of LIVING material.
1912.

Question : Sperms of Ascaris are

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amoeboid
ciliated
flagellar
multiflagellar

Answer :A
1913.

Question : Sperms are produced by:

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SEMINAL vesicle
Prostate gland
Scrotum
None of these

Answer :C
1914.

Question : Sperms are produced in

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Penis
Testis
Epididymis
Vas deferens

Answer :B
1915.

Question : Sperm are produced in the

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SEMINIFEROUS tubules
interstitial cells
vas DEFERENS
PROSTATE gland

Answer :A
1916.

Question : Specify the location of the pituitary gland.

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SOLUTION :ATTACHED to the DIENCEPHALON in CEREBRUM
1917.

Question : Define species diversity.

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Solution :INNUMERABLE SPECIES of organisms occuring in nature is called species DIVERSITY.
1918.

Question : Species A shares ten characteristics with B species, species C shares fifteen characteristics with D. Which of the two pairs share closer relation ?

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Solution :Since more characteristics are SHARED between C and D, therefore they are more CLOSELY RELATED
1919.

Question : Speciation takes place when variation occurs with

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MOOD changes
death of an organism
changes DUE to ACCIDENTS
GEOGRAPHICAL isolation

Answer :D
1920.

Question : Speciation is the evolutionary process by which

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a new gene pool is FORMED
evolutionary paths of species converge
hybrids species form
SHOWS up differences in physical TRAITS

ANSWER :A
1921.

Question : Sounds above which level are considered hazardous noise pollution?

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Above 80 dB
Above 30 dB
Above 150 dB
Above 120 dB

Answer :A
1922.

Question : Sound Pollution Control and Prevention Rule was established in 2011.

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Solution :False. Sound pollution CONTROL and Prevention RULE was ESTABLISHED in the year 2000
1923.

Question : Sound becomes a hazardous noise pollution if its level is above

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30 dB
120 dB
80 dB
150 dB

ANSWER :C
1924.

Question : Sometimes after vigorous exercise you feel cramps in musclesdue to

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non conversion of glucose to PYRUVATE
conversion of glucose to pyruvate
conversion of pyruvate to ethanol
conversion of pyruvate to lactic acid

Solution :DUE to LACK of oxygen during exercise anaerobic respiration occurs in MUSCLES, lactic acid produced duringit causes pain and CRAMPS.
1925.

Question : Some people say that if we start living as our ancestors, this would conserve energy and our ecosystem. Do you think this idea is feasible ?

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SOLUTION :If we start to live like our ancestors then it would save energy and protect our ECOSYSTEM. For that we should minimise our requirements and we should start living with nature.
But this idea is not feasible in present era, because new inventions make the life FASTER and more comfortable. It is difficult to live without such COMFORTS.
1926.

Question : Some organisms like plants and animals , but not microorganisms , interact with each other and their physical surroundings.

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Solution :FALSE- All organisms INCLUDING microorganisms interact with each other and their physical SURROUNDINGS.
1927.

Question : Some of the importantfossils which have been studied are those of organismsX, Y and Z. X were marine arthropodswhich were commonbetween 400 to 600 million years ago. Y were the invertebrate animals (molluscs)with a flat, coiled, spiralshell which lived in the sea about 180 million years ago. Z are the extinct carnivorousor herbivorous reptiles which appeared on the earth about 250 million years ago and became extinct about 65 million years ago. What are X, Y and Z ?

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ANSWER :X : TRILOBITES ; Y : Ammonites ; Z : Dinosaurs
1928.

Question : Some of the chromosomes have an elongated knob-like appendage known as telomere.

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SOLUTION :Some of the CHROMOSOMES have an ELONGATED knob-like appendages KNOWN as SATELLITE.
1929.

Question : Some hunters are roaming in the plush green forest of Africa. They spot a deer and kill it. They decide to roast the deer there and them and eat it. When the hunters had just finished enjoying the feast of roasted deer, a lion attacks them. The lion kills one of the hunters and eats his flesh. (a) Write a food chain which provides food to lion in this case. (b)Which animal (other than deer)the lion could look for food if he did not get the hunter as prey ? (c) Which other animal in the forest could have been in place of lion ? (d) How does the above food chain differ from the food chain such as : plants to goat to man ?

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Answer :(a) Plants `to` Deer `to` MAN `to` LION (b) Rabbit (c) Tiger (d) In the above CASE, man is not at the end of food chain but in the case of plants `to` GOAT `to` man, the man is at the end of food chain.
1930.

Question : Some effects of SO_(2) and its transformation products on plants include

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CHLOROPHYLL destruction
PLASMOLYSIS
GOLGI BODY destruction
exosmosis

Answer :A
1931.

Question : Some dinosaurs had feather but could not fly using these feathers. Why ?

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Solution :a) DINOSAURS have HEAVY bones that do not allow them lift their body.
b] Their FEATHERS are meant for INSULATION against COLD and not adapted for flight.
1932.

Question : Some dinosaurs had fathers althought they could not fly but birds have feathers that help them to fly. In the context of evolutin this means that

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REPTILES have EVOLVED from birds
there is no evolutionary connection between reptiles and birds
FEATHERS are homologous structure in both the organisms
birds have evolved from reptiles

Answer :D
1933.

Question : Some chemosynthetic bacteria obtain energy by oxidising

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`N_(2)`
`CO_(2)`
`H_(2)S`
`S`

ANSWER :C
1934.

Question : Some bacteria are not easily killed because of

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chitinous wall
capsule and ENDOSPORE formation
mesosomes
their TOLERANT power 

ANSWER :B
1935.

Question : Sole member of kingdom monera are

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Bacteria
Fungi
B.G.A
Eubacteria

Answer :A
1936.

Question : Solar energy is a renewable energy. How?

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SOLUTION :Solar ENERGY is RENEWABLE, free SOURCE of energy, that is SUSTAINABLE and totally inexhaustible.
1937.

Question : Solar cells convert sunlight directly into .............

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SOLUTION :ELECTRICITY
1938.

Question : Soil erosion is more where there is ............

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no RAIN FALL
low rainfall
rain fall is HIGH
none of these

Solution : rain fall is high
1939.

Question : Soil erosion can be prevented by

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deforestation
AFFORESTATION
over growing
removal of vegetation

Solution :Afforestation
1940.

Question : Smooth ER is welldeveloped in cellsthat synthesize

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STEROIDS and LIPIDS
PROTEINS
CARBOHYDRATES
all of the above

SOLUTION :N/A
1941.

Question : Smooth muscle fibres are

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SPINDLE - shaped,UNBRANCHED, non straited multinucleated and involuntary
spindleshaped, unbranched, UNSTRIATED, uninucleate and involuntary
cylindrical, straited, unbranched, multinucleate and voluntary
cylindrical , unbranched, non - STRIATED, multinucleate and involuntary

Answer :B
1942.

Question : Smog is a combination of

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FIRE and WATER
smoke and FOG
water and smoke
air and waler

Answer :B
1943.

Question : Smallest energy transfer: secondary consumers to tertiary consumers: largest energy transfer ........

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SOLUTION :PRODUCERS LEVEL
1944.

Question : Small piece of root tissue was taken from the rose plant and placed in a nutrient medium. Each root tissue produced a new rose plant. Name the reproductive process involved. What type of genes will be possessed by new rose plant ?

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Solution :This process is called Tissue CULTURE, Genes possessed by new PLANTS will be same as that of PARENT PLANT, resulting in formation of clones.
1945.

Question : Small fragments of ____ filament grow into new individuals.

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SOLUTION :SPIROGYRA
1946.

Question : Sleeping sickness is transmitted by,

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GLOSSINA SP.
PHLEBOTOMUS sp.
Aedes sp.
Anopheles sp.

Answer :A
1947.

Question : Skull of man is made up is

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10 bones
22 bones
30 bones
24 bones

Answer :B
1948.

Question : Site of respiration in bacteria is

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EPISOME
MESOSOME
RIBOSOME
MITOCHONDRIA

SOLUTION :N/A
1949.

Question : Site for processing of vision,hearing memory,specech,intelligence and throught is____

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kidney
ear
brain
lungs

Answer :C
1950.

Question : Sinuses are the body cavities which are called ........................ .

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SOLUTION :HAEMOCOEL