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14751.

Question : Monkey Puzzle is

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PINUS roxburghii
Cycas revoluta
Gnetum gnemon
Araucaria imbricata

Answer :D
14752.

Question : Monerans possess

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Nucleosomes
Dictyosomes
Mesosomes
Microsomes

ANSWER :C
14753.

Question : Monera possess

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Membrane bound nucleoproteins lying free in the cytoplasm
Gene CONTAINING nucleoproteins condensed together in compact masses
Nucleoproteins in DIRECT contact with the REST of the CELL substance
Only free nucleic ACID aggregates

Answer :c
14754.

Question : Monera evolved from

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PROGENOTE
PROTISTA
Viruses
All the above

Answer :A
14755.

Question :Monadelphous stamens are found in A) Crotalaria B) Tephrosia C) Dolichos D) Arachis

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A ALONE
A & D
A, B & D
C & D

Answer :B
14756.

Question : Molluscane test the quality of water with the help of

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STATOCYST
tentacles
OSPHRADIUM
CTENIDIA

Answer :C
14757.

Question : Mollusca is …………………. .

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TRIPLOBLASTIC, ACOELOMATE
Triploblastic, COELOMATE
DIPLOBLASTIC, acoelomate
Diploblastic, coelomate

SOLUTION :Triploblastic, coelomate
14758.

Question : Mollusc group withoutradula is

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Gastrpoda
Monoplacphora
BIVALVIA
CEPHALOPODA

ANSWER :C
14759.

Question : Molecule which is used to study the evolution of respiratory pathway is.

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DNA
RNA
r RNA
cytochrome C

Answer :D
14760.

Question : Molecules from which oxygen evolves during photosynthesis.

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SOLUTION :`H _(2)O`
14761.

Question : TMV has a molecular weight of ______Daltons.

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`39 XX 10^(-6)`
`39 xx 10^(-6)`
`39 xx 10^(9)`
`39 xx 10^(-9)`

ANSWER :A
14762.

Question : Molecular taxonomic tool consists of

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DNA and RNA
Mitochondria and ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM
Cell wall and Membrane proteins
All the above

Answer :A
14763.

Question : Write the molecular formula for cabohydrates?

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`(CH_(2)O)_(n)`
`(CH_(6)O)`
`(C_(2)H_(2)O)`n
`(CH_(6)O)_(n)`

SOLUTION :`(CH_(2)O)_(n)`
14764.

Question : Modified axillary buds help in climbing in

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CUCUMBER
DIOSCOREA
AGAVE
GRAPEVINE

ANSWER :A
14765.

Question : Modified petiole of Australian acacia helps in

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TRANSPIRATION
SECRETION
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
Respiration

Answer :D
14766.

Question : Modern farmer's can increase the yield of Paddy upto 50% by the use of

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CYANOBACTERIA
RHIZOBIUM
Cyanobacteria in AZOLLA pinnata
Farm YARD manure

Answer :C
14767.

Question : Modern detergents contain enzyme preparation of

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Acidophiles
Alkaliphiles
Thermoacido philes
Theromphiles

Answer :C
14768.

Question : Mode of infection of Ascaris is by

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Inoculaton
SEXUAL CONTACT
Contamination
Blood transfusion

Answer :C
14769.

Question : Mode of feeding in free living protozoans is …………………… .

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HOLOZOIC
saprozoic
both (a) and (B)
NONE of these

ANSWER :C
14770.

Question : …………ml of oxygen is transported per decilitre of blood.

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SOLUTION :19.4 ML (20 ml),
14771.

Question : Mixotrophic nutrition occurs in

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Diatoms
Paramoecium
Euglena
Amoeba

Answer :C
14772.

Question : Mixing of paternal and maternal chromosomes is called

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APOSPORY
FERTILIZATION
Apogamy
Apomixis

Answer :B
14773.

Question : Mitral valves guard

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Openingbetween the left atrium and the rigth ventricle
Opening between the leftgatrium and the RIGHT atrium
Openingbetween the left atrium and the left ventricle
Opening between the RIGHTATRIUM and the right ventricle .

Answer :C
14774.

Question : Mitral valve, tricuspid valve, semilunar valve, venous valve.

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SOLUTION :VENOUS VALVE
14775.

Question : Mitral (Bicuspid) valves :

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Solution :Located between LEFT AURICLE and left VENTRICLE.
Separates left ATRIUM and left ventricle.
14776.

Question : Mitralvalue is also called as

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SEMILUNAR VALVE
Bicuspid VALUE
Tricuspid value
All of these

Answer :B
14777.

Question : Mitotic spindle is mainly composed of __ proteins.

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tublin
myosin
actin
actomyosin

Solution :SPINDLE fibres are structures formed from mictrobubules in the CYTOPLASM during cell division. Microtubules are MADE up of tubulin protein. Spindle fiberes move chromatids or chromosomes diametrically APART and gather them in two d=clusters at OPPOSITE ends (poles) of the cell.
14778.

Question : Mitosis takes place regularly in somatic cells, whereas meiosis occurs only in germ cells.

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ANSWER :1
14779.

Question : Mitosis results in producing two cells which are similar to each other. What would be the consequence if each of the following irregularities occur during mitosis? (a) Nuclear membrane fails to disintegrate (b) Duplication of DNA does not occur (c) Centromeres do not divide (d) Cytokinesis does not occur

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Solution :(a) If nuclear membrane does not integrate then spindle fibres reach till chromosomes and they can not move towards opposite pole. In some protozoans spindle fibres are made in nucleus only. It is called inter nuclear mitosis.
(b) If DNA replication does not take place then cell can not go further. Then S-phases formation of chromosomes does not takeplace and can not enter into M-phase.
(c) If centromere does not DIVIDE then one daughter cell from two gets complete set of chromosomes. Other cell LACKS it due to this trisomy can be SEEN.
(d) If cytoplasmic division OCCURS then multinucleate state means coenocytes can be seen and syncytium can be formed eg.Rhizopus and Vaucheria.
14780.

Question : Mitosis is charecterised by

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REDUCTION division
EQUAL division
Both reduction and equal division
None of the above

Answer :B
14781.

Question : Mitosis is necessary for growth, development and repair of the cell.

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Solution : The beginning of life of living organism is done from UNICELLULAR zygote stage. New cells are added in the BODY of living organism DUE to CELL division. Growth is also seen in living organism. New cells are added by mitosis in the place of wounded cells or cells which are destroyed due to any reason. All these cells are like parent cell in STRUCTURE and genetic composition.
14782.

Question :Mitosis is characterized by (A) Reduction division (B) Equal division (C) Both (A) and (B) (D) None of these

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REDUCTION DIVISION
EQUAL division
Both (A) and (B)
NONE of the above

Answer :B
14783.

Question : Mitosis can occur in …………

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HAPLOID and DIPLOID CELLS both
Pollen mother cells
Haploid cell only
Diploid cell only

ANSWER :A
14784.

Question : Mitosis and meiosis II

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SOLUTION :MEIOSIS II is EQUATIONAL (metotic) in character. It DIFFERS from mitosis in that DNA does not duplicate but centromeres do so.
14785.

Question :Mitosis and cytoplasmic division function in :

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gamete formation in PROKARYOTES
growth, tissue REPAIR, and sometimes asexual REPRODUCTION in many multicellular eukaryotes
asexual reproduction of single-celled eukaryotes
both (a) and (b)

ANSWER :D
14786.

Question : Mitosis and Amitosis

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SOLUTION :
14787.

Question : Why is mitosis called equational division ?

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Solution :Daughter CELLS PRODUCED during CELL division has same number of CHROMOSOMES like parent cell.
14788.

Question : Why Mitochondira is called as 'the power house of a cell'?

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Solution :Complete oxidation of a glucose molecule in aerobic respiration results in the net gain in 36 ATP molecules in planst. SINCE huge AMOUNT of energy is generated in mitochondria in the form of ATP molecules they are called 'Power house of the cell'. In the case of aerobic PROKARYOTES due to lack of mitochondria of glucose produces 38 ATP molecules.
14789.

Question : Why are mitochondria called the powerhouse of the cell?

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Solution :Protein, lipid and enzymes working on carbohydrates, RNA and DNA in small amount are also seen in MITOCHONDRIA.
Mitochondria mainly does three functions:
(i) Produces cellular ENERGY in the form of ATP and releases as PER needed.
(II) Collect ATP energy and transform it and translocate it.
(iii) Regulate active transport of each substances occurring in cell membrane.
Mitochondria is considered as small biochemical factory generating ATP from food, ADP and oxygen.
During chemical process, the molecules of glucose are combusted and 38 molecules of ATP are obtained
The matrix of mitochondria contains necessary enzymes for crab.s cycle. Here ATP is synthesized.
Therefore mitochondria is called powerhouse of the cell.
14790.

Question : Mitochondria play a very important role in :

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CELLULAR metabolism
regeneration
INTERCELLULAR DIGESTION
intracellular digestion

Solution : cellular metabolism
14791.

Question : Mitochondria are thought to be derived from photosyntheticbacteria that became part of the eukaryotic cell through endosymbiosis.

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ANSWER :FALSE
14792.

Question : Mitochondria are the storehouses of :

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ATP
GLUCOSE
GLYCOGEN
FATS

SOLUTION :ATP
14793.

Question : Mitochondria are often called as the……… of the cell.

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SOLUTION :POWER TYPE
14794.

Question : Mitochondria are present in the :

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AEROBIC organism only
OBLIGATE anaerobic organism
Aerobic and obligate anaerobic organism
ANGIOSPERM only

ANSWER :A
14795.

Question : Mitochondria are inherited from____parent.

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Male
FEMALE
both
None

Solution :Female
14796.

Question : Mitochondria are called powerhouses of the cell. Which of the following observations supports thisstatement ? (A) Mitochondria synthesis ATP (B) Mitochondria have a double membrane (C) The enzymes of the Krebs cycle and the cytochromes are found in mitochondria (D) Mitochondria are found in almost all plants and animal cells.

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Mitochondria synthesis ATP
Mitochondria have a doublemembrane
The enzymesof the Krebs cycle and the cytochromes are found in mitochondria
Mitochondriaare foundin ALMOST all plants and ANIMAL cells.

Answer :A::C::D
14797.

Question : Mitochondria are found in all .......cells.

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SOLUTION :EUKARYOTIC
14798.

Question : Mitochondria are aptly called 'power houses' of the cell.

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Solution :MITOCHONDRIA are the SITES of aerobic respiration. They produce cellular ENERGY in the form of ATP, hencethey are CALLED .power houses. of the cell.
14799.

Question : Mitochondria are also called as

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Lipochondria
Sarcoplasm
Chondriosomes
MICROBODIES

ANSWER :C
14800.

Question : Assertion: Mitochondrial DNA is similar to prokaryotic DNA. Reason: Mitochondria are thought to have evolved from the prokaryotes.

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these organelles CONTAIN cristae or thylakoids
these organelles contain electron transport chain
the genetic CODE in these organelles is same as in all ORGANISMS
the ribosomes in these organelles share propertieswith those of PROKARYOTES

Solution : the ribosomes in these organelles share propertieswith those of prokaryotes