InterviewSolution
This section includes InterviewSolutions, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 13001. |
Question : Point out any four prokaryotes. |
| Answer» Solution :Bacteria, BLUE GREEN algae, MYCOPLASMA and RICKETTSIAE. | |
| 13002. |
Question : Podocytes are the cells present on the |
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Answer» Outer wall of Bowman's capsule |
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| 13003. |
Question : Podocytes are the cells present in (a) cortex of nephron(b) inner walll of Bowman's capsule(c) outer wall of Bowman's capsule(d) wall of glomerular capillaries |
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Answer» CORTEX of nephron |
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| 13004. |
Question : Poaceae is seen in …………………… family. |
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Answer» MALVACEAE |
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| 13005. |
Question : PNS stands for ............ . |
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Answer» PERIPHERAL NEURAL system |
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| 13006. |
Question : Pneumotaxic centre is present in: |
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Answer» cerebrum |
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| 13007. |
Question : Pneumatophores occur in |
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Answer» SUBMERGED hydrophytes |
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| 13008. |
Question : Pneumatophores are commonly found in |
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Answer» Epiphytes |
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| 13009. |
Question : Pneumatophores are helpful in: |
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Answer» TRANSPIRATION |
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| 13011. |
Question : Plumose (Feathery) stigma is seen in _______ |
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Answer» ASTERACEAE |
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| 13012. |
Question : Plot a graph depicting the constant linear growth. |
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| 13013. |
Question : Pleuropneumonia is caused by ……….. |
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Answer» bacteria |
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| 13014. |
Question : Plicate inflorescence is seen in ...... |
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Answer» SOLANUM nigrum |
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| 13015. |
Question : Pleurilocular sporangia in Ectocarpus contain ……………… which are formed without meiosis . |
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| 13017. |
Question : Pleasant smell fo food urged Ravi to Rush into the kitchen. Name the parts of the brain involved in the identification of food and emotional responses to odour. |
| Answer» Solution :Olfactory NERVE carries the sense of smell to the sensory strip present in the cerebrum.Thesensory areas are present in the parietal LOBE of the cerebrum. The stimuli of smell REACHES the mammillary bodies present in the hypothalamus. This produces olfactory reflexes and emotional responses to ODOUR. | |
| 13018. |
Question : Platyhelminthes are characterised by |
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Answer» RADIAL symmetry |
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| 13019. |
Question :Platelets are produced from.......... |
| Answer» SOLUTION :MEGAKARYOCYTES | |
| 13020. |
Question : Platelets are produced from |
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Answer» Reticulocytes |
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| 13021. |
Question : Plastids are totally absent in |
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Answer» Fungi |
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| 13022. |
Question : Plasticity is seen in following tissues |
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Answer» PARENCHYMA only |
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| 13023. |
Question : Plastid differs from mitochondria on the basis of one of the following features. Mark the right answer. |
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Answer» PRESENCE of TWO LAYERS of membrane |
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| 13024. |
Question : Plasticity in plant growth means that |
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Answer» Plant ROOTS are extensible. |
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| 13025. |
Question : Plasmolysis will occur when the cell isplaced in _________solution |
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Answer» HYPOTONIC |
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| 13026. |
Question : Plasmolysis is possible in plant cell while not possible in animal cell. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :If PLANT cell and animal cell both are put in Hypertonic solution then exoosmosis occurs in plant cells and cytoplasm separates from cell wall and shrinks and gathers in any angle of the cell but there is no cell wall in animal cell. So cell itself shrinks when water comes out from cytoplasm and this process is continued for LONG time and cell itself DIES. | |
| 13027. |
Question : Plasmolysis/deplasmolysis occurs when tissue is placed in hypertonic solution. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :PLASMOLYSIS | |
| 13028. |
Question : Plasmolysis and deplasmolysis |
| Answer» Solution :The SHRINKAGE of the cytoplasm ALONG with the plasma membrane from the cell wall under the action of a hypertonic solution is KNOWN as plasmolysis. Whereas the phenomenon of absorption of water by a plasmolysed cell through ENDOSMOSIS is known as DEPLASMOLYSIS. | |
| 13029. |
Question : Plasmogamy, karyogamy and meiosis are observed during sexual reproduction in |
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Answer» PHYCOMYCETES |
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| 13030. |
Question : Plasmogamy is immediately followed by karyogamy in |
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Answer» ASCOMYCETES |
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| 13031. |
Question : Plasmodium is |
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Answer» CAPTURES the PREY by pseudopo dia |
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| 13032. |
Question : Plasmids were discovered by ………….. |
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Answer» Ehrenberg |
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| 13033. |
Question : Plasmodesmata are |
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Answer» Locomotory structures |
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| 13034. |
Question : Writeimportance of plasmodesmata. |
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Answer» SOLUTION :Location: Protoplasmic FIBRES connecting neighbouring cells of PLANTS. Function : As a pathway of TRANSPORT of WATER |
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| 13035. |
Question : Plasmalemma and cytoplasm of axon are called respectively |
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Answer» NEURILEMMA, neuroplasm |
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| 13036. |
Question : What is plasmid ? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :In many BACTERIAL cells small round DNA is outside around GENOMIC DNA is LOCATED. It is CALLED plasmid. | |
| 13037. |
Question : Plasma membrane is fluid structure due to presence of: |
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Answer» CARBOHYDRATE |
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| 13038. |
Question : Plasma membrane helps in |
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Answer» OSMOREGULATION |
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| 13039. |
Question : Plaque stimulates/causes formation of blood clot in the wall of artery. |
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Answer» Solution :HIGH blood pressures, smoking, excessive fatty foods etc. dimages endothelium. Plaque is BUILTIN such INJURED part due to depostion of fatty MATERIALS. First of all injured cells frow. Then unstriated muscles under endothelium associate with it. Most lipid and cholestrol get accumulated in it. This plaque arranged as processes in arteries. This provides resistance/ obstruction in blood CIRCULATION . |
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| 13040. |
Question : Plants with zinc deficiency show reduced biosynthesis is…. |
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Answer» Solution :Oxyn synthesis OCCURS less in plants having DEFICIENCY of zinc. It is a micronutrient . It is absorbed by all parts of plants in the form of `Zn^(2+)` ion. It is a constituent element of organic and Hydrase and oxygen. It is responsible for ACTIVITY of various enzymes like carboxylase and dehydrogenesis. |
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| 13041. |
Question : Plants with suckers and edible fruits are found in I. Citrus II. Pineapple III. Banana IV. Mint |
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Answer» I and II only |
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| 13042. |
Question : Plants with ovaries having only one or a few ovules, are generally pollinates by |
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Answer» Birds |
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| 13043. |
Question :Plants with perigynous flowers are |
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Answer» PISUM and CICER |
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| 13044. |
Question : Plants that live for less than one year are called ....... and those live for many years are said to be.......... |
| Answer» SOLUTION :ANNUALS , PERENNIALS | |
| 13045. |
Question : Plants that live for less than one year are called......., and those live for many years are said tobe …………. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :ANNUALS , PERENNIALS | |
| 13046. |
Question : Plants that have symbiotic relations with nitrogen-fixing bacteria provide the bacteria with: |
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Answer» nitrogen |
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| 13047. |
Question : Plants that grows completely under water are called as …………………….type of aquatic plants. |
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Answer» Emergent |
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| 13049. |
Question : Plants show temporary and permanent wilting. Differentiate between the two. Do any of them indicate the water status of the soil ? |
Answer» Solution :Wilting means plant leaves LOSE turgidity moreover fragile aerial ORGANS bend, folding occurs and NON woody parts follow folding, This happens only when the rate of transpiration of WATER is more then rate of absorption of water.
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| 13050. |
Question : Plants show Hunger signs ? Do you agree ? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Morphological ABNORMALITIES caused due tothe deficiency of one or the other essential elements are CALLED hunger SIGNS. | |