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Question : A bryophyte harbouring Nostoc colonics is |
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Answer» Zoopis |
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| 21952. |
Question : (a) Brown algae contain chlorophyll a, chlorophyll c, beta-and prop-carbotenes, xanthophylls and fucoxanthin pigments in the chromatophores. Still, these algae look brown in colour. Why ? (b) Give one example each of species of brown algae which are used as (i) food by man (ii) fodder for the sheep and goat (iii) as emulsifier in icecream etc. |
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Answer» Solution :(a) Brown also contain large AMOUNT ofbrown COLOURED xanthophyll-fucoxanthin which masks the green colour of chlorophylls and that is why these ALGAE appear brown in colour. (b) (i) FOOD - e.g., Lminaria saccharina. (ii) Fodder - e.g., SARGASSUM. (iii) Emulsifier - e.g., Laminaria. |
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| 21954. |
Question : (a) Boron deficiency leads to stout axis. following statements are true? If false correct them: |
| Answer» SOLUTION :(a) TRUE. | |
| 21955. |
Question : A bony fish can stay at particular depth in a sea , without expending energy in swimming is , due to the presence of |
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Answer» OPERCULUM |
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| 21956. |
Question : A : Blood of vertebrates is red in colour. R : Erythrocytes contain a respiratory pigment hemoglobin . |
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Answer» A and B both are correct and Ris correct explanation of A . |
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| 21957. |
Question : A' blood group has ..........antigen and .......... Antibody. |
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Answer» A, ANTI B |
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| 21958. |
Question : A: Blood does not clot as leech is sucking it R : An anticoagulant hirudin from the salivary gland checks blood clotting (A) A and R both are correct and R is correct explanation of A. (B) A and R are correct but R is not explanation of A. (C) A is correct and R is false. (D) A and R are false |
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Answer» A and R both are CORRECT and R is correct EXPLANATION of A. |
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| 21959. |
Question : A bivalent of meiosis-I consists of |
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Answer» TWO CHROMATIDS and ONE centromere |
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| 21960. |
Question :A bivalent of meiosis-I consists of |
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Answer» TWO CHROMATIDS and ONE centromere |
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| 21961. |
Question : A bisexual flower with two whorls of perianth is |
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Answer» INCOMPLETE |
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| 21962. |
Question : A bivalent is: |
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Answer» TWO daughter CELLS after meiosis |
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| 21963. |
Question : A: Birds have pneumatic Bones R: To reduce body weight for flying in the air(A) A and R both are correct and R is correct explanation of A.(B) A and R are correct but R is not explanation of A.(C) A is correct and R is false.(D) A and R are false |
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Answer» A and R both are CORRECT and R is correct EXPLANATION of A. |
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| 21964. |
Question : A: Birds are uricotelic R : Birds lack urinary bladder(A) A and R both are correct and R is correct explanation of A.(B) A and R are correct but R is not explanation of A.(C) A is correct and R is false.(D) A and R are false |
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Answer» A and R both are correct and R is correct EXPLANATION of A. |
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| 21965. |
Question : A bird excrates nitrogenous waste materials in the form of? |
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Answer» URIC acid |
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| 21966. |
Question :A biparous cyme ends in uniparous cyme in |
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Answer» Panicle |
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| 21967. |
Question : A beel shaped corolla is seen in ______ |
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Answer» PHYSALIS |
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| 21968. |
Question : A band contain ……………. filaments while I contains ……………... filaments. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :ACTIN and MYOSIN,only actin | |
| 21969. |
Question : A ball of snow when rolled over snow increases in mass, volume and size. Is this comparable to growth as seen in living organisms ? Why? |
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Answer» SOLUTION :A ball of snow when ROLLED over snow increases in mass, VOLUME and size, but in this case the increase in size of ball is DUE to accumulation of material from outside. In case of living being growth happens because of accumulation of material inside the CELL of the organisms by the process of cell division leading to formation of new protoplasm and nuclear mass. Thus growth in a snowball is different as compared to the growth in living beings. |
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| 21970. |
Question :A bacterial cell divides once every minute and it takes 1 hour to fill a cup. How much time will it take to fill half the cup? |
| Answer» Answer :D | |
| 21971. |
Question : A: Bacteria, cyanobacteria and mycoplasma are prokaryotes R : Prokaryotes possess true nuclei having definite nuclear membrane. |
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Answer» A and R both are correct and R is correct EXPLANATION of A. |
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| 21972. |
Question : A baby is suffering from kwashiorkar. His parents are advised to give which type of more food to the baby? |
| Answer» Solution :HIGH proteins containing foods like meat, LENTILS, eggs, MILK, ETC. | |
| 21973. |
Question : A body boy aged two years is admitted to play school and passes through a dental check - up. The dentist observed that the boy had twenty teeth. Which teeth were absent |
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Answer» CANINES |
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| 21974. |
Question : (a) B and T cells - Immune response (b) Rh antibodies -Destroys foetal RBCs (c) Lacteals- Villi (d) Lymph vessels Narrow passages |
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| 21975. |
Question : (a) As far as permeability is concerned what is the status of outer and inner mitochondrial membrane ? (b) Name the minute, regularly spaced particles present on the inner mitochondrial membrane. (c) Why are mitochondria called semiautonomus organelles ? |
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Answer» Solution :(a) Outer mitochondrial membrane is FREELY permeable, whereas, INNER mitochondrial membrane is semipermeable. (b) Oxysomes. (c) Mitochondria are capable of self duplication (replication) as they have their own DNA, self transcribed RNAS (rRNA. tRNAs and mRNA), robosomes and energy producing mechanism. They, however, can manufacture only some of their proteins. Hence, they are CALLED semiautonomous organelles. |
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| 21976. |
Question : (a) Ammonia _ Mammals (b) Urea - Birds (c) Uric acid - Aquatic animals (d) Muscle in the Bladder wall - Detrusor |
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| 21977. |
Question : A :Action spectrum of photostnthesis compares well with absorption spectrum of chlorophyll. R : Chlorophyll is the only pigment which can absorb and convert light energy into chemical energy. |
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Answer» A and R both are CORRECT and R is correct EXPLANATION of A. |
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| 21978. |
Question : (a) Agglutinogens - Antigens (b) Agglutinin' - D-galactose (c) Rh factor- No antigens (d) Formation of clot -Protein |
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| 21979. |
Question : A: Acetylcholine transmits the nerve impulse accross a synapse. R: Acetylcholine is secreted by andrenergic neurons. |
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Answer» A and R both are CORRECT and R is correct EXPLANATION of A. |
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| 21980. |
Question : A: ABA plays important role in plants during water stress and drought conditions. R: Exogenously applied ABA promotes stomatal closing. |
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Answer» A and R both are CORRECT and R is correct EXPLANATION of A. |
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| 21981. |
Question : A: A virus attacking a bacterium is called bacteriophage. R: A virus attacking blue green algae is called cyanophage |
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Answer» A and R both are correct and R is correct explanation of A. |
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| 21982. |
Question : A: A fish cannot survive out of water R: It gets O_(2) from water(A) A and R both are correct and R is correct explanation of A.(B) A and R are correct but R is not explanation of A.(C) A is correct and R is false.(D) A and R are false |
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Answer» A and R both are CORRECT and R is correct EXPLANATION of A. |
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| 21983. |
Question : A 22 years student goes to his ophthalamologist. He has problem in reading books because he is not be able to contract his |
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Answer» SUSPENSORY LIGAMENT |
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| 21985. |
Question : 9 + 2 microtubular arrangement is found in Basal body/ flagellum. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :FLAGELLUM | |
| 21986. |
Question : 9 + 2 organisation is present in |
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Answer» FLAGELLA of bacteria |
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| 21987. |
Question : What is the arrangement of tubules in cilia? |
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Answer» BACTERIAL FLAGELLA |
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| 21988. |
Question : 9 + 2 array of microtubules is found in the core of |
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Answer» Cilia |
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| 21990. |
Question : 70s and 80s ribosomes both are present in |
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Answer» MITOCHONDRIA |
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| 21991. |
Question : 3CO_(2) + 9ATP + 6NADPH + water rarr "glyceral - dehyde 3 - photosphate" + 3ADP + 6NADP^(+) + 8 pi. Anslyse the above reaction and answer the following questions : How many molecules of ATP and NADPH are required to fix one molecule of CO_(2) ? Where in the chloroplast does this process occur ? |
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Answer» Solution :(a) 2 MOLECULES of ATP are used for phosphorylation of one `CO_(2)and 2` molecules of NADPH are used for reduction. This Calvin CYCLE takes place in STROMA. |
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| 21992. |
Question : 33 precent of India's (Gross Domastic Product) comes from |
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Answer» Industry |
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| 21993. |
Question : 3-PGA is first stable product in |
| Answer» Answer :A | |
| 21994. |
Question : 3 |
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Answer» 2 |
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| 21995. |
Question : 2n' number of chromosomes of Pyrus malus (Apple) is equal to I. The sum of '2n' number of chromosomes of Zea and '2n' number of chromosomes of Pisum II. The sum of 'n' number of chromosomes of potato and 'n' number of chromosomes of maize III. '2n' number of chromosomes of Pisum, '2n' number of chromosomes of onion and '2n' number of chromosomes of Haplopappus |
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Answer» I only |
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| 21996. |
Question : 3 different kinds of inhibitors ............... and …... |
| Answer» SOLUTION :inhibitor-B, abscission-II DORMIN | |
| 21997. |
Question : 2H_2O_2 overset(catalase)to 2H_2O_2 + O_2 The above reaction is catalysed by an enzyme produced by which of the following cell organelle |
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Answer» GLYOXYSOMES |
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| 21998. |
Question : 2H_(2)O rarr 4H^(+) + O^(2) + 4e^(-) Based on the above equation, answer the following question Where does this reaction takeplace in plants ? (b) What is the significations of this reaction ? |
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Answer» Solution :This reaction take place is PS-II. It is located inside of thylakoid. It is a centre of decomposition of water where electron is released from water. For that `Mn^(+)` and Ci like ions are catalysts. (b) Decomposition of water is IMPORTANT inphotosynthesis (i) `O_(2)` is released i this process. That is a main source of `O_(2)` in AIR and it is necessary for each living organism (on the earth). Hydrogen ions which are produced form NADPH by doing reduction of NADP which is a STRONG reducing agent. (iii) The `e^(-)` which are produced, enter from PS-II to PS-I by electron transport system that is required for SYNTHESIS of ATP. |
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Question : 2 (C_(51) H_(98) O_(6)) : |
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