22339 + Interview Questions in Biology in Class 11 Page 258 InterviewSolution

12851.	Question : Properties of cell organelles are not always found in the molecular constituents of cell organelles. Justify.
Answer» Solution :No matter what is the function of a particular cell ORGANELLE all the cell organelles are MADE up of more or LESS similar MOLECULES. All the molecules come together in a particular fashion to build up a particular cell organelle. It is similar to the same brick making a small house or bag mansion of a factory. The constituents remain the same but the function and purpose of the finished product CHANGES. The organisation in a living body produces a new functional entity, which has its own properties not found in its components. Hence, a cell organelle is the one having its own properties not found in its molecular constituents.

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12852.	Question : Proper plant growth occurs at a temperature between ..............
Answer» ``25^@C " to " 28^@C` `28^@C " to " 45^@C ` `25^@C " to "35^@C` `28^@C " to " 30^@C ` Solution :`28^@C " to " 30^@C `

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12853.	Question :Prop roots of banyan tree are meant for
Answer» RESPIRATION or GASEOUS EXCHANGE ABSORPTION of water from soil Retention of water in soil Providing support to large branches of banyan tree Answer :D

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12854.	Question : Prolonged angina leads to death of the heart muscle resulting in................
Answer» SOLUTION :HEART FAILURE.

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12855.	Question : Prokaryotic cells do not have
Answer» NUCLEOLUS CENTRIOLES Membrane-bound organelles All of these Answer :D

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12856.	Question : Prokaryotic cells differ from eukaryotic cells in the :
Answer» presence of cell membrane ABSENCE of HISTONES presence of CHROMOSOMES absence of cell wall Solution :absence of histones

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12857.	Question : Prokaryotic cells are about half the size of eukaryotic cells.
Answer» ANSWER :FALSE

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12858.	Question : Prokaryotic cells are characterised by :
Answer» a DISTINCT NUCLEAR membrane distinct chromosomes ABSENCE of chromatin MATERIAL absence of nuclear membrane Solution :absence of nuclear membrane

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12859.	Question : Prokaryotic cell does not have
Answer» Nucleolus Membrane BOUND organelles Centrioles All of these Answer :D

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12860.	Question : Projecting ridge in saccule and utricle
Answer» Hair CELLS Maculla VESTIBULAR APPARATUS Tactorial MEMBRANE ANSWER :D

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12861.	Question : Prokaryotic cell differs with eukaryotic cell in not having
Answer» NUCLEAR MEMBRANE MITOCHONDRIA Plastids All ANSWER :D

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12862.	Question : Prokaryotic cell and Eukaryotic cell
Answer» SOLUTION :

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12863.	Question : Prokaryotic cell:
Answer» Solution :A CELL that lacks a MEMBRANE bound NUCLEUS is called PROKARYOTIC cell.

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12864.	Question : Proenzymes are active/inactive enzyme precursors.
Answer» SOLUTION :INACTIVE

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12865.	Question : products of proteinscatabolism are
Answer» `NH_(3) ,CO_(2) and ` uera Urea ,`CO_(2) and NH` Urea `,NH_(3)and ` uricacid Urea ,`NH_(3)` ALANINE andcreatine Answer :A

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12866.	Question : Productivity is the rate of production of biomass expressed in terms ofi) ("kcal" m^3)yr^(-1)ii) g^(-2) yr^(-1) iii) g^(-1) yr^(-1) iv) ("kcal " m^(-2))yr^(-1)
Answer» ii iii ii and iv i and iii Answer :C

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12867.	Question : Production of silk from the silkworm by rearing practices on a commercial scale is called ......
Answer» SOLUTION : SERICULTURE

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12868.	Question : Production of parthenocarpic fruits is of no use in
Answer» litchi pomegranate rose jasmine Answer :B

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12869.	Question : Product of sexual reproduction generally generates
Answer» New genetic combination LEADING to variation Large biomass Longer VIABILITY of SEEDS Prolonged dormancy Answer :A

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12870.	Question : Product of photosynthesis is transported from the leaves to various parts of the plants and stored in some cell before being utilised. What are the cells/tissues that store them ?
Answer» Solution :FOOD is stored in ROOTS, stem or in specific type of parenchymatous. Cells LOCATED in its CONVERSIONS, polysaccharide that is called STARCH occurs in that form.

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12871.	Question : Product of photorespiration is
Answer» Phosphoglyceratc Erythrose 4-phosphate Dilhydroxy ACETONE 3-phosphate All of the above Solution :PRODUCT of PHOTORESPIRATION is PHOSPHOGLYCERATE.

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12872.	Question : ……….produce sound in human beings.
Answer» SOLUTION :Larynx/vocal CORDS

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12873.	Question :Prochromosome is the name of
Answer» Chromatin Bacterial NUCLEOID Plasmid Uncondensed chromosome ANSWER :B

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12874.	Question : Process of water soluble nutrients go down into the soil horizon and get precipitated as unavailable salts is called
Answer» Fragmentation Leaching Catabolism Humification Answer :B

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12875.	Question : The process of water exudation through hydathodes is called
Answer» Guttation Transpiration Excretion Hydrolysis Answer :A

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12876.	Question : Process of fumigation works on the principle of ________ .
Answer» IMBIBITION DIFFUSION Active TRANSPORT Passive transport ANSWER :D

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12877.	Question : Problem of Erythroblastosis foetalis due to Rhincompatibility begins from first pregnancy/second pregnancy.
Answer» SOLUTION :SECOND PREGNANCY

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12878.	Question : Pristis : Saw fish :: Trygon : .........
Answer» SOLUTION :STING RAY

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12879.	Question : Principal fat-digesting enzyme is in the pancreatic juices.
Answer» ANSWER :1

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12880.	Question : Principle behind the desalination of sea water is __________.
Answer» Endosmosis Diffusion Reverse osmosis Deplasmolysis Answer :C

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12881.	Question : Primitive type of DNA transfer occurs during sexual reproduction in
Answer» Bacteria Fungi SLIME moulds Cyanobacteria ANSWER :A

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12882.	Question : Primitive nervous system is formed in …………………. .
Answer» SPONGE CNIDARIA (COELENTERATE) echinodermata annelida SOLUTION :cnidaria (coelenterate)

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12883.	Question : Primary xylem is developed from
Answer» CAMBIUM Interfascicular cambium Procambium Cork cambium Answer :B

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12884.	Question : Primary succession refers to development of communities on a
Answer» AREA destroyed DUE to FOREST fire newly formed RIVER delta harvested crop field all of these Answer :B

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12885.	Question : Primary root persists in monocotyledonous plants.
Answer» ANSWER :FALSE

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12886.	Question : Primary root is : 1. Positively geotropic 2. Positively hydrotropic 3. Negatively geotropic 4. Negatively hydrotropic Code:
Answer» 1, 2 and 3 are correct 1 and 2 are correct 2 and 4 are correct 1 and 3 are correct Answer :B

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12887.	Question : primary metabolite : amino acids : : secondary metabolite : ……………
Answer» SOLUTION :ALKALOIDS

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12888.	Question : Primary meristems persist throughout the life.
Answer» Solution :Primary MERISTEM is derived directly from MERISTEMS of embryo ( PROMERISTEMS i.e. tip of radicle and plumute )

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12889.	Question : Primary meristems are those which originate
Answer» Since BIRTH from embryonal tissue During SECONDARY MERISTEM By dedifferentiation NONE of the above Answer :A

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12890.	Question : Primary growth is the redponsibility of. . . . . . . . . . Meristem.
Answer» Apical Primary Intercalary Lateral Answer :A

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12891.	Question : Primary growth in a plant is caused due to the activities of : -
Answer» INTERCALARY MERISTEMS lateral meristems apical meristems none of these SOLUTION : intercalary meristems

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12892.	Question : Primary CO_2 acceptor of CAM plant :
Answer» OAA PGA PEP and RUBP CITRIC ACID ANSWER :C

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12893.	Question : Prevention of substances from leaking across the tissue is provided by
Answer» TIGHT JUNCTION Adhering junction GAP junction Elastic junction Answer :A

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12894.	Question : Prevent blood from re-entering the ventricles after entering the aorta.
Answer» SOLUTION : SEMILUNAR VALVES

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12895.	Question : Pressure that occurs in a cell due to osmotic diffusion of water inside is called
Answer» OSMOTIC pressure Turgor pressure Water pressure Diffusion pressure Answer :A

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12896.	Question : Pressure that is equal and opposite toturgor pressure.
Answer» SOLUTION :WALL PRESSURE.

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12897.	Question : Pressure on a plant cell wall caused by osmotic movement of water is called
Answer» OSMOTIC PRESSURE wall pressure turgor pressure TONIC pressure Answer :C

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12898.	Question : Pressure exerted by the cortical cells of the root upon their liquid contents under a fully turgid condition, forcing a quantity of them into the xylem vessels and through them upwards into the stem is known as ………………………..
Answer» SOLUTION :ROOT PRESSURE

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12899.	Question : Pressure exerted by cell wall to balance turgor pressure is called
Answer» WALL PRESSURE DPD water POTENTIAL OSMOTIC pressure Solution :N//A

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12900.	Question :Press a sponge through a coarse cloth bag and extrude thewhole cells through the holes. The cells then :
Answer» reproduce sexually die from being separated form spicules in the pattern of the CLOTH reassemble into a new organised SPONGE with each cell resuming its ORIGINAL job Solution :reassemble into a new organised sponge with each cell resuming its original job

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Question : Productivity is the rate of production of biomass expressed in terms ofi) ("kcal" m^3)yr^(-1)ii) g^(-2) yr^(-1) iii) g^(-1) yr^(-1) iv) ("kcal " m^(-2))yr^(-1)

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Question : The process of water exudation through hydathodes is called

Question : Process of fumigation works on the principle of ________ .

Question : Problem of Erythroblastosis foetalis due to Rhincompatibility begins from first pregnancy/second pregnancy.

Question : Pristis : Saw fish :: Trygon : .........

Question : Principal fat-digesting enzyme is in the pancreatic juices.

Question : Principle behind the desalination of sea water is __________.

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Question : Primitive nervous system is formed in …………………. .

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Question : Primary succession refers to development of communities on a

Question : Primary root persists in monocotyledonous plants.

Question : Primary root is : 1. Positively geotropic 2. Positively hydrotropic 3. Negatively geotropic 4. Negatively hydrotropic Code:

Question : primary metabolite : amino acids : : secondary metabolite : ……………

Question : Primary meristems persist throughout the life.

Question : Primary meristems are those which originate

Question : Primary growth is the redponsibility of. . . . . . . . . . Meristem.

Question : Primary growth in a plant is caused due to the activities of : -

Question : Primary CO_2 acceptor of CAM plant :

Question : Prevention of substances from leaking across the tissue is provided by

Question : Prevent blood from re-entering the ventricles after entering the aorta.

Question : Pressure that occurs in a cell due to osmotic diffusion of water inside is called

Question : Pressure that is equal and opposite toturgor pressure.

Question : Pressure on a plant cell wall caused by osmotic movement of water is called

Question : Pressure exerted by the cortical cells of the root upon their liquid contents under a fully turgid condition, forcing a quantity of them into the xylem vessels and through them upwards into the stem is known as ………………………..

Question : Pressure exerted by cell wall to balance turgor pressure is called

Question :Press a sponge through a coarse cloth bag and extrude thewhole cells through the holes. The cells then :