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2101.

Question : Pusa komal is a disease resistant variety of____

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SUGARCANE
rice
COW PEA
maize

Solution :cow pea
2102.

Question : Pure line selection results in retention of desired characters

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for ONE generation
for TWO generations
for SEVERAL generations
permanently

Answer :C
2103.

Question : Pure-bred tall pea plants are first crossed with pure-bred dwarf pea plants. The pea plants obtained in F_(1) generation are then cross-bred to produce F_(2) generation of pea plants. (a) What do the plants of F_(1) generation look like? (b) What is the ratio of tall plants to dwarf plants in F_(2) generation? (c ) Which type pf plants were missing in F_(1) generation but reappeared in F_(2) generation?

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SOLUTION :(a) TALL
(b) 1: 2: 1
(C ) Dwarf plants
2104.

Question : Pure culture of bacteria was first obtained by

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R. Koch
A. Leeuwenhoek
J. Lister
Louis Pasteur

Answer :C
2105.

Question : Pulse beat is measured from

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Artery
Nerve
Capillary
Vein 

ANSWER :A
2106.

Question : Puberty is marked by rapid physical growth.

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Solution :FALSE - PUBERTY is MARKED by MATURITY of reproductive organs.
2107.

Question : Pteridophytes differ from bryophytes in pos sessing

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archegonia
spores
alternation of generations
vascular tissue

Answer :D
2108.

Question : Pteridophytes are also called

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phanerogams
crytogams
vascular cryptogams
embryophytes 

ANSWER :C
2109.

Question : ………...provides mechanical support to plants.

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SOLUTION :SCLERENCHYMA
2110.

Question : Protonema is found in the life cycle of

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spirogyra
rhizopus 
funaria
dryopteris 

ANSWER :C
2111.

Question : Protists obtain their food as

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HETEROTROPHS only
photosynthesisers, heterotrophs or symbi onts 
PHOTOSYNTHESIS only
chemosynthesisers 

ANSWER :C
2112.

Question : Proteins, carbohydrateds, fats,water.

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SOLUTION :WATER- OTHERS are ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
2113.

Question : Protein rich algae is

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polysiphonia
spirulina
gelidium
cosmarium 

ANSWER :B
2114.

Question : Protein digestion takes place in small intestine only

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Solution :False - PROTEIN digestion takes PLACE in stomach and small intestine .
2115.

Question : Prolonged thiamine deficiency in diet leads to

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anaemia
loss of MUSCLE TONE and DAMAGE to nerves
haemorrhage
pellagra

Answer :B
2116.

Question : Fill in the blanks: (i) Prolactin is a hormone produced by____. (ii) Fertlization is ____ in humans.

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SOLUTION :ANTERIOR PITUITARY
2117.

Question : Prokaryotic genescontain

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DNA and HISTONES
DNA butno histones
NEITHER DNA nor histones
EITHER DNA or histones

SOLUTION :N/A
2118.

Question : Project Tiger, a programme to maintain a viable population of tigers in the country and to chalk out areas for their habitat, was launched in the year

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1975
1973
1974
1971

Answer :B
2119.

Question : Proglottids in tapeworm proliferate

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from the head or scolex
from a SPECIAL REGION of proliferation
any where from the body
from the NECK 

Answer :D
2120.

Question : Producing a 'giant mouse' in the laboratory was possible through

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GENE mutation
gene duplication
gene synthesis
gene manipulation

Answer :D
2121.

Question : Producers

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Solution :The ORGANISMS which can preparetheir own FOOD and make it available for other organisms ARECALLED producers.
2122.

Question : Primary source of energy in an ecosystem is

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SUGAR STORED in PLANTS
heat liberated during respiration
solar ENERGY
heat liberated during fermentation

Answer :C
2123.

Question : Primary Consumers

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SOLUTION :The ANIMALS which FEED EXCLUSIVELY on PRODUCERS only are called primary consumers.
2124.

Question : Presently, only …………….% of the Earth's area has been left over with sensitive biodiversity.

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3.2
2.3
6.8
15.7

Solution :2.3
2125.

Question : Presence of four chambered heart makes us warm blooded

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SOLUTION :True - Dueto FOUR chambered heart, there is no MIXING of oxygenated and non-oxygeneted blood, LEADING to RELEASE of moreenergy.
2126.

Question :Presence of gill slits in the embryo of all vertebrates supports the theory of

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ORGANIC evolution
recapitulation
metamorphosis
biogenesis

Answer :B
2127.

Question : Presence of earthworms at a certain place is easily indicated by

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conical droppings
heaps of small rounded pellets of soil
spiral coils of cast SKIN 
HOLES in the GROUND 

Answer :B
2128.

Question : Prepare a food web of at least 3 food chain.

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SOLUTION :GRASS `to` grass hopper`to` frog `to` snake `to` KITE.
Grass`to` DEAR `to` tiger.
Grass`to` goat `to` WOLF `to` lion.
2129.

Question :Prepare a chart showing the food items which are preferable and which should be avoided to prevent high blood pressure and heart disease. Apart from diet what are the other lifestyle modifications to be followed to manage this condition.

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Solution : Food items which are preferable: Whole grains, fruits and vegetables, low fat dairy products, Green tea, Hibiscus tea, Pineapple JUICE and low carbohydrate food items.
Food items to be avoided: Salt, Meat, Pickles, Canned Soups, Tomato products, sugar, packaged foods, WHITE bread and package snacks, etc.
Other Life Style Modification:
(a) Exercise for about 30 minutes.
(b) Eat a heart healthy diet.
(c) Do not smoke or use tobacco.
(d) Get regular health screenings.
(e) Get ENOUGH quality SLEEP.
2130.

Question : Prejudice against the traditional use of forest area has no basis. Explain with example.

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Solution :.Prejudice against the traditional use of forest areas has no basis. This statement can be explained with following example:
The great Himalayan park contain alpine meadows which were grazed by SHEEP in summer. NOMADIC SHEPHERDS drove their flock up from the velly every summer. This practice was banned, when the NATIONAL park was formed. Because of no grazing, the grass first grew very tall and then fell over on the ground preventing fresh growth.
Hence the traditional use was helpful for the forest MAINTENANCE.
2131.

Question : Power of regeneration is lowest in

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LIVER CELL
bone cell
MUSCLE cell
brain cell

Answer :D
2132.

Question : Pons helps in regulating respiration.

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ANSWER :1
2133.

Question : Polyoloidy are characterised by gigantism justify your answer.

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SOLUTION :An organism having more than 2 SETS of chromosomes is called polyploid. It can be induced by physical events such as heat or cold treatment, X-rays and chemical agents like colchicine. Polyploid cell or organism has three or more times the haploid chromosomal number.
Polyploid has a major role in the EVOLUTION of both wild and cultivated plants. Polyploid has a key role in plant breeding. There is increase and increased woodiness which has been OBSERVED in some insular plants. So polyploids are characterized by GIGANTISM.
2134.

Question : Polyphagia is a condition seen in

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Obesity
DIABETES MELLITUS
Diabetes insipidus
AIDS

SOLUTION :Diabetes mellitus
2135.

Question : Polyembryony commonly occurs in

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banana
tomato
potato
citrus

Answer :D
2136.

Question : Pollution depletes the quality of air. Explain with suitable example.

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Solution :(i) The air pollution definitely depletes or REDUCES quality of air.
(II) In metropolitan cities, due to HEAVY traffic and industrialization various gases add to the SURROUNDING air.
(iii) Indiscriminate DISPOSAL of such gases increase `CO_2` level of air.
(iv) As any particular component of air gets increased beyond certain limit, the air gets affected.
(v) Industries add 50% More `CO_2` than what exists naturally, this is known as quality disintegration or a quality decay.
2137.

Question : Pollution indicator plants

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are resistant to POLLUTION
can purify the atmosphere
are very sensitive to pollution
are very sensitive to POLLUTANTS

Answer :C
2138.

Question : Pollutant from motorcar exhaust that causes mental diseases is

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LEAD
`NO_(2)`
`SO_(2)`
Hg

Answer :A
2139.

Question : Pollutant from motor car exhaust that causes mental diseases is

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LEAD
`NO_(2)`
`SO_(2)`
Hg

Answer :A
2140.

Question : Pollination of flowers by ants is called,

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Chiropterophilly
Myrmecophily
Entomophily
Hydrophily

Answer :B
2141.

Question : Pollination is best defined as

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the TRANSFERENCE of pollens from ANTHERS to stigma
the germination of POLLEN grains
visiting of FLOWERS by ants
the growth of pollen tube in the ovule

Answer :A
2142.

Question : Pollination is a characteristic of

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angiosperms
pteridophytes
bryophytes
all of the above

Answer :A
2143.

Question : Pollination in Pinus is

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entomophilous
anemophilous 
hydrophilous
zoophilous 

ANSWER :B
2144.

Question : Pollination in cycas is exclusively by

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wind
insect
man
water 

ANSWER :A
2145.

Question : Pollination by bats is called

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cheiropterophily
ornithophily
malacophily
entomophily

Answer :A
2146.

Question : Pollination among different flowers on the same plant is termed as,

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Xenogamy
Geitonogamy
Autogamy
Cleistogamy

Answer :B
2147.

Question : Pollen grain is related to embryo sac as

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SPERM is to the FEMALE GAMETOPHYTE
Sperm is to the egg
Male gametophyte is to the egg
Male gametophyte is to the EMBRYO sac

Answer :A
2148.

Question : Pollen grain has a prominent two layered wall. The inner wall

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Is MADE up of CELLULOSE and pectin
Is THIN and continuous
Is made up of Sporopollenin
Both A and B

Answer :D
2149.

Question : Poisonous substance released on rupturing of schizont of RBC in a patient of malaria is

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haemoglobin
haemozoin
haematin
haem

Answer :B
2150.

Question : Poisonous gas related to Bhopal tragedy is,

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`CO_(2)` and `SO_(2)`
METHYLISOCYANATE & PHOSGENE
`SO_(2)` and `H_(2)S`
ethylisocyanate & `CO_(2)`

ANSWER :B