22339 + Interview Questions in Biology in Class 11 Page 80 InterviewSolution

3951.	Stages of mitosis with diagram
Answer» ProphaseMetaphaseAnaephaseTelophase

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3952.	Explain double circulation of blood with the help of flow chart
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3953.	Write the difference between polyp and medusa
Answer» These are the two forms in Coelenterates Polyp is related asexual animals Medusa to sexual methodBut some organisms like hydra have both morphs in them

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3954.	Which type of cell division help in regeneration?
Answer» Mitosis

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3955.	Name a reptile which have four chambered heart
Answer» Crocodile

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3956.	How can we prepare biomolecules?
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3957.	What is the difference between osmotic potential and osmotic pressure??
Answer» Osmotic pressure: pressure applied by a solution to prevent the inward flow of water across a semi-permeable membrane.Osmotic potential: the potential of water molecules to move from a hypotonic solution to a hypertonic solution across a semi-permeable membrane.

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3958.	Give the significance of the following (1)= botanical garden
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3959.	Difference between helicoid uniparous and scorpiod uniparous
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3960.	What is the difference between C3 and C4 pathway?
Answer» 1- #C3 pathway occurs in all plants whereas c4 pathway only occurs in less than 1%of angiosperm @2- #The first stable product is 3 carbon compound in c3 pathway i.e 3phosphoglyceric acid whereas the first stable product is 4 carbon compound i.e oxalloacetic acid in c4 [email\xa0protected]3- #Ribulose 1,5-bisphosphate is primary acceptor of co2 in c3 pathway whereas pep is the primary acceptor of co2 in c4 [email\xa0protected]4-# Assimilation of one molecule of co2 requires 3ATP and 2NADPH in c3 pathway whereas Assimilation of one molecule of co2 requires 5ATP and 2NADPH. @5-# c3 pathway is found in all types of climate whereas c4 pathway is found in tropical [email\xa0protected]

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3961.	Master of master gland who
Answer» Pituitary gland

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3962.	What is blind spot and it\'s role
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3963.	What are plant and animal harmones
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3964.	Taxon kya hai
Answer» Taxnomic rank of any category

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3965.	What is platelet plugging
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3966.	What is cardic cycle
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3967.	Why deuteromycetes are called imperfect fungi
Answer» Deuteromycetes are called imperfect fungi because of the absence of sexual phase . In deuteromycetes sexual phase is not described.If sexual phase us discover in deuteromycetes then it will move from deuteromycetes to basidiomycetes and ascomycetes. Only asexual phase and vegetative phase is present.Only the reason is due to the absence of sexual reproduction.

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3968.	Mechanism of breathing in human
Answer» Answer is given in your book Sorry not and answer And of this question is so long

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3969.	Mechanism of muscles contraction
Answer» Answer is given in your book

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3970.	Procedure of vision
Answer» Answer is given in your book

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3971.	Describe briefly the anatomy of dicot root.
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3972.	Largest phylum
Answer» Arthopoda

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3973.	Classify the animal on the basis of their teeth
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3974.	Difference between cerebrum and cerebelum
Answer» \tCharacterCerebellumCerebrumFunctionsCerebellum’s main functions are motor coordination, posture maintenance, and balance.The cerebrum’s main functions are sensory, motor, and higher mental functions.SizeThe size is smaller than the cerebrum.It is the Largest of the central nervous system.PartsIt consists of 2 cerebellar hemispheres that are connected by peduncles to the brain stem.It consists of 2 cerebral hemispheres with 4 lobes on each hemisphere.MemoryThe cerebellum is not always associated with memory.The cerebrum is associated with memoryMotor ActivitiesIt helps in the coordination of motor activities.It helps in planning and initiation of motor movements.FibersVermis connects two side hemispheresThe Corpus callosum connects two side hemispheres.Component of BrainHindbrainForebrainVisionCerebellum coordinate eye movements in response to a sensory stimulus.The cerebrum records and comprehends the visual stimulus.\t

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3975.	Difference between cerebrum and cereblum
Answer» \tCharacterCerebellumCerebrumFunctionsCerebellum’s main functions are motor coordination, posture maintenance, and balance.The cerebrum’s main functions are sensory, motor, and higher mental functions.SizeThe size is smaller than the cerebrum.It is the Largest of the central nervous system.PartsIt consists of 2 cerebellar hemispheres that are connected by peduncles to the brain stem.It consists of 2 cerebral hemispheres with 4 lobes on each hemisphere.MemoryThe cerebellum is not always associated with memory.The cerebrum is associated with memoryMotor ActivitiesIt helps in the coordination of motor activities.It helps in planning and initiation of motor movements.FibersVermis connects two side hemispheresThe Corpus callosum connects two side hemispheres.Component of BrainHindbrainForebrainVisionCerebellum coordinate eye movements in response to a sensory stimulus.The cerebrum records and comprehends the visual stimulus.\t

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3976.	Why does coconut contains white kernal & water
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3977.	how are actin and myosin filament arranged in muscle fibre
Answer» Parallely arrange

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3978.	Define isonzyme
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3979.	Scientific name of earthworm
Answer» Lumbricina

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3980.	Name the hormone that stimulates the human gallbladder to release bile juice
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3981.	I want lab manual 11th bio
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3982.	What\'s Hydroponics
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3983.	What is facilitated diffusion.?
Answer» In facilitated diffusion specific proteins help in transfer of substances across the membrane and no ATP is consumed.

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3984.	Difference between haplontic and diplontic
Answer» A cell having single nucleus (n) is Haplontic and cell formed by fusion of 2 Haplontic cells have ( 2n) nucleus is diplontic .

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3985.	Describe the accessory digestive glands in humen
Answer» Im glands which helps in digestion are liver pencrease salivery bruners gland in stomuch Ascessory glands are pamcreas, liver, salivary glands etc..

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3986.	What I learn biology chapter
Answer» No. Biology poem ??

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3987.	What is emulsification of fats?
Answer» Break down of fat into small pieces.

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3988.	Name the organs which covered with ciliated epithelial tissue
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3989.	What are nucleolus
Answer» It is the not a membrane bound structure present inside the nucleus and is the active site of RNA synthesis Nucleolus is a dense round structure attached to chromatin fibre . Located inside the nucleus