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.
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Question : Neurons are excitable cells because their membranes are in depolarised/polarised state. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :POLARISED | |
| 13803. |
Question : Neuroglial cells of PNS are |
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Answer» dendrites and SCHWANN CELLS |
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| 13804. |
Question : Neuroglia is related to nervous tissue. Write the function of neuroglia |
| Answer» SOLUTION :The neurogila CELLS ACT as PACKING cells between NEURONS. | |
| 13805. |
Question : Neuro-Muscular Junction |
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Answer» SOLUTION : Motor NERVE cell and SARCOLEMMA of muscle fibre, connected by neuro-muscular jinction. |
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| 13806. |
Question : Neural organisation of Hydra is composed of ........ of neurons |
| Answer» SOLUTION :NETWORK | |
| 13807. |
Question : Neural system and Endocrine system |
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| 13808. |
Question : Neural system and computers share certain common features. Comment in five lines. (Hint - CPU, Input - Output devices). |
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Answer» Solution :Sensory NEURONS are present in various organs of the body. They receive stimuli from the environment and send it to brain. So it works like input device of computer. Brain ACTS as CPU (Central Processing Unit). INFORMATIONS collected from sensory neurons are analysed in the brain and instructions relayed to various organs accordingly. Such messages are transmitted through motor nerve, which serves as OUTPUT device. |
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Question : Net gain of ATP's at the end of glycolysis is ………………. . |
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Answer» 2 |
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| 13811. |
Question : Nervous tissue contains what type of cells? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :NERVE CELLS (NEURONS). | |
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Question : Nerve related to diaphragm is …………………………………….. |
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Answer» TRIGEMINAL |
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Question : Nerve is a |
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Answer» BUNDLE of FIBRES in CNS |
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Question : Nerve impulses come to the cell body of a neuron along its ………….and go away from the body along its ……….... |
| Answer» SOLUTION :DENDRITES,AXON | |
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Question : Nerve impulses are conducted more rapidly in myelinatedfibres than in non-myelinated fibres. |
| Answer» Solution :The PRESENCE of a myelin sheath in myelinated fibres increases the velocity of conduction and also reduces the energy expended in the process of conduction. In myelinated fibres, the conduction takes place by JUMPING of the action potential from one NODE of Ranvier to another, instead of TRAVELLING along the NERVE membraneas in a non-myelinated fibre. | |
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Question : Nerve fibres transmit the nerve message by _____means. |
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Answer» chemical |
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Question : Nerium exhibits …………………… phyllotaxy. |
| Answer» Solution :ternate | |
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Question : Nephrogenous eliminate....... Wastes. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :metabolie/nitrogenous | |
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Question : Nephridia of Earthworms are performing the same functions as |
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Answer» Gills of PRAWN |
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Question : Nephridia of Earthworms are performing the same functions as …………………. . |
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Answer» GILLS of prawn |
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| 13823. |
Question : Nepenthes is an .......... Plant |
| Answer» SOLUTION :INSECTIVOROUS | |
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Question : Nepenthes (commonly called as pitcher plant), aninsectivorous plant usually grows in marsh lands. Which part of the plant is modified into a 'pitcher'? How does this modification help the plant for food even though it can photosynthesize like any other green plant? |
| Answer» Solution :In NEPENTHES, lamina is modified into a pitcher-like structure. SINCE these plants grow in`N_2`-deficient AREAS, they capture and DIGEST SMALL insects. | |
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Question : Nematodes are not found in(a) soil(b) freshwater(c) sea water(d) none of these |
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Question : Neither plasmogamy and nor karyogamy occurs in |
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Answer» ASCOMYCETES |
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Question : Negatively geotropic roots are seen in plant like ………………………. |
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Answer» BETA vulgaris |
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Question : Negatively geotropic roots are seen in |
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Answer» zaminkand |
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Question : Neem is highly valued tree in Indian medicine. It is called by the name veppu in Malayalam, Arishta in Sanskrit, Vembu in Tamil, Nimbo in Portuguese. Suggest a solution for this varied naming problem considering as a taxonomist. |
| Answer» Solution : As a taxonomist, this can be solved by using BINOMIAL nomenclature. According to ICBN, every plant is given a scientific name which can be used in common all throughout the world. Thus neem is NAMED as Azadirachta indica. | |
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Question : Nectary occurs in |
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Answer» CYATHIUM INFLORESCENCE |
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Question : Nature of amino acids (acidic or basic) is decided based on the number of |
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Answer» `-COOH` groups |
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Question : Natural systems of classification was given by |
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Answer» R. H. WHITTAKER |
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Question : Natural system of classification consider |
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Answer» Externa and internal FEATURES |
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Question : Natural cytokinins are synthesized in regions of |
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Answer» SLOW CELL division |
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Question : Native offered positive selection pressure to the ____ coloured moths in the industrial mechanism. |
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Answer» White |
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Question : National Museum of Natural History loicated at |
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Answer» Mumbai |
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Question : National Bird of India is |
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Answer» PAVO |
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Question : National Animal of India is |
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Answer» panthera leo |
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Question : Nasal epithelium is formed of: |
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Answer» COLUMNAR EPITHELIUM |
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Question : Narrowing and inflammation of bronchi and bronchioles is called as |
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Answer» emphysema |
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Question : Narrow distal part of stomach is ………….. . |
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Answer» Cardiac |
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Question : Namne two S-containing amino acids. |
| Answer» SOLUTION : CYSTEINE and METHIONINE | |
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Question : Naming of organism is essential to distinguish one organism from the other. Why was 'Binomial Nomenclature' devised ? Explain. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Earlier, ORGANISMS were given common names. They had some CLEAR advantages. However, they have serious drawbacks which necessitate a BETTER system of NAMING organisms. | |
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Question : Name which cell organelle is associated with secretory activity of cell? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :GOLGI BODY | |
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Question : Name various physical processes involved in transport of materials. |
| Answer» SOLUTION : DIFFUSION, OSMOSIS, DIALYSIS and FACILITATED diffusion. | |
| 13847. |
Question : Name various components of xylem tissue? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Tracheids, vessels, XYLEM PARENCHYMA and xylem FIBERS. | |
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Question : Name various types of cells found in the matrix of areolar connective tissue. |
| Answer» Solution :MAST CELLS, histiocytes , fibroblasts, chromatophores , PLASMA cells, mesenchymal cells , ETC. | |
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Question : Name various parts of small intestine. Which part is modified for absorption? |
| Answer» Solution :DUODENUM, jejunum and ILEUM. Ileum is MODIFIED for ABSORPTION. | |
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Question :Name various active processes involved in transport of materials. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Active transport, PINOCYTOSIS, PHAGOCYTOSIS and exocytosis. | |