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5251.

Question : The pairing of homologous chromosomes is called ……….. .

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CROSSING over
terminalization
synapsis
bivalent

Answer :C
5252.

Question : The pair of nitrogen base of nucleotides are wrong

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THYMIN, uresil - PYRIMIDINE
uresil, cytosin pyrimidine
GUANINE, ADENINE PURINE
adenine, thymin purine

Solution :adenine, thymin purine
5253.

Question : The pair of anticodons do not exist in such nitrogenous bases, whose triplet codons occurs in open situation in …………………

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m-RNA
r-RNA
t-RNA
s-RNA

SOLUTION :t-RNA
5254.

Question : The packing unit of chromosomes is_____

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ANSWER :NUCLEOSOME
5255.

Question : The pacesetter in the heart is called_____.

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A.V node
Papillary muscle
Purkinje's fibre
S.A node

Answer :A
5256.

Question : The P_(50) value decreses in all of the following conditions,except

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FALL in` pCO_2`
INCREASE in BPG level
Fall in tempareture
Fall in `[H^+]` ions

Answer :B
5257.

Question : The packaged structure of DNA in prokaryotes is called as

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Nucleosome
Nucleoid
Chromatin
Nucleolemma

Answer :B
5258.

Question : Ozone is found in the ____ layer of the atmosphere.

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STRATOSPHERE
MESOSPHERE
TROPOSPHERE
EXOSPHERE

SOLUTION :Troposphere
5259.

Question : The oxygenreleasedduringphotosynthesis ofgreen plants comes from thebreakdown of whichone of the following ?

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CARBON dioxide
Fatty ACIDS
Carbohydrates
Water

Solution :The oxygen releaseddring PHOTOSYNTHESIS of green plantscomes fromthe BREAKDOWN of water i.e., photolysis of waterduring lightphase ofphotosynthesis.
5260.

Question : The oxygen liberated during the photosynthesis given by Engelmann using all , except

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Filamentousgreen alga CLADOPHORA
Unicellular green alga CHLORELLA
SUPENSION of aerobic bacteria
Prism to SPLIT the light in the its components

Answer :B
5261.

Question : The Ozone Day is observed every year on September 16 as on this day in 1987 the _______ was signed for launching efforts to arrest the depletion of the fragile ozone layer in the stratosphere that prevents the harmful ultra violet rays of the sun from reaching the earthh, Fill the correct word in blank.

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MONTREAL PROTOCOL
Geneva Protocol
Kyoto Protocol
Nagoya Protocol

Solution :Montreal Protocol
5262.

Question : The ozone layer is presentin

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THERMOSPHERE
STRATOSPHERE
mesosphere
lithosphere

Answer :B
5263.

Question : The oxygen evolvedduringphotosynthesiscomes fromspliting of

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water
CARBON DIOXIDE
oxygen
light

SOLUTION :Oxygenis evolvedduring thephotosynthesisby a process knownas photolysis. During this process,water MOLECULES SPLIT to release oxygen.
5264.

Question : The oxygen -haemoglobin dissociation curve will show a right shift in case of

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HIGH `pCO_(2)`
High `pO_(2)`
Low `pCO_(2)`
LESS `H^(+)` concentration

Answer :A
5265.

Question : The ovules develop on the inner wall of the ovary on peripheral part in which type of placentation?

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Axile
Parietal
Marginal
Basal

Answer :B
5266.

Question : The ovum is surrounded by four membranes. How can a sperm enter and fuse with the female pronuclei?

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Solution :Sperm produces antifertilizin, sperm lysin ETC. to BREAK the MEMBRANES of the OVUM.
5267.

Question : The ovule of angiosperm technically equivallent to

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(A) MEGASPORE mother CELL
(B) megaspore
© MEGASPORANGIUM
(D) mega sporphyll

Answer :C
5268.

Question : The ovule of angiosperm equals to what?

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megasporangium
Megaspore leaf
megaspore MOTHER cell
Megaspore

ANSWER :A
5269.

Question : The ovule is attached to the placenta by a small stalke which is known as(A) Hilum(B) Funicle(C) Nucellus(D) Chalaza

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Hilum
Funicle
Nucellus
Chalaza

Answer :B
5270.

Question : The ovule is attached to the placenta by a stalk called ………… .

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integument
funicle
synergid
antipodal cells

Answer :B
5271.

Question : The overy in hypogynous flowers is said to be

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Half-inferior
Inferior
Superior
None of above.

Answer :C
5272.

Question : The overgrowth of algae due to phosphate can take up oxygen in water and kill other aquatic life. This is called ……….. .

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biodegradation
biomagnification
BOD
entrophication

Answer :D
5273.

Question : The overgrowth of cacti was checked by the introduction of:

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PREYING mantis
Cochineal insect
Mycoherbicide
Lady bugs

Answer :B
5274.

Question : The overall goal of glycolysis, Krebs cycle and the electron transport system is the formation of

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ATP in SMALL stepwise units
ATP in one LARGE oxidation reaction
Sugars
Nucleic acids

ANSWER :A
5275.

Question : The over growth of algae in water which have high nutrients

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SOLUTION :ALGAL BLOOM
5276.

Question : The overall goal of glycolysis, Krebs' cycle and the electron transport system is the formation of:

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ATP in ONE large OXIDATION reaction
Sugars
Nucleic acids
ATP in small STEPWISE units

Answer :D
5277.

Question : The over all reaction of the Calvin cycle is

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`3RUBR +3 CO_(2) + 9 ATP + 6 NADPH + H^(+) rarr 3PGA + 9 ADP + 9Pi +6NADP^(+)`
`3RUBR +3CO_(2) + 6 ATP + 6 NADPH + H^(+) rarr 3PGA + 6 ADP + 6Pi +6NADP^(+)`
`3RUBR +3 CO_(2) + 9 ATP + 6 NADPH + H^(+) rarr 6 G - 3P + 9 ADP + 6 NADP^(+) + 9Pi`
`3RUBR +3 CO_(2) + 6 ATP + 6 NADPH + H^(+) rarr 6 G - 3P + 6 ADP + 6 NADP^(+) + 5Pi`

ANSWER :C
5278.

Question : The ovary develops into seed.

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ANSWER :FRUIT
5279.

Question : The outermost and innnermost wall layers of microsporangium in an anther are respectively

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endothecium and tapetum
EPIDERMIS and endodermis
epidermis and MIDDLE layer
epidermis and tapetum

Solution :The wall layers of a microsporangium from outermost to innermost are : epidermis, endothecium, middle layers and tapetum. The first three layers generally provide PROTECTION and help in DEHISCENCE of anther. Tapetum performs nutritive FUNCTION for pollen grains.
5280.

Question : The outermost and innermost wall layers of microsporangium in an anther are respectively(A) Endothecium and tapetum(B) Epidermis and endodermis(C) Epidermis and middle layer(D) Epidermis and tapetum

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Endothecium and tapetum
Epidermis and endodermis
Epidermis and middle layer
Epidermis and tapetum

Solution :A TYPICAL spore is generally COVERED by FOUR walled layers. Means epidermis at the outer most side PROTECTIVE layer, endothecium, (endothecium in middle layer) and tapetum (tapetum at the INNERMOST side)
5281.

Question : The outer most layer of endosperm of Maize grain is called

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Scutellum
Perisperm
Aleurone layer
Tunica

Answer :C
5282.

Question : The outermost and innermost wall layers of microsporagium in an anther are respectively

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ENDOTHECIUM and tapetum
Epidermis and endodermis
Epidermis and MIDDLE layer
Epidermis and tapetum

Answer :D
5283.

Question : Tonoplast is the membrane covering of:

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ANSWER :TONOPLAST
5284.

Question : The outer wall of the pollen grain is called ……….

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ANSWER :EXINE
5285.

Question : The outer covering of the human heart_____.

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ANSWER :PERICARDIUM
5286.

Question : The outer covering of tbe non-myelinated neurons in brain is

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Neurilemma
Axolemma
Sarcolemma
Oolemma

Answer :B
5287.

Question : The other term for _____ reaction is called calvin cycle.

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ANSWER :DARK
5288.

Question : the other name for autoimmune thyroiditis is :

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ADDISON's DISEASE
Cushing's disease
Simmond's disease
HASHIMOTO's disease

ANSWER :D
5289.

Question : The osmostic potential of cell ‘X’ 1s -5 MPa and that of cell ‘Y’ is -12 MPa, the pressure potential of cell “X’ is 4 MPa and that of cell ‘Y’ is 4 MPa. Therefore, water

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SHOWS no movement
MOVES in both directions
Moves from CELLX’ to cell 'Y’
Moves from cell 'Y’ to cell ‘X’

Answer :C
5290.

Question : The origin of universe occurred about

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15-20 BILLION YEARS AGO
30-40 billion years ago
40-50 billion years ago
50-60 billion years ago

ANSWER :A
5291.

Question : The origin of life on the earth is known as ………. .

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autobiogenesis
abiogenesis
protobiogenesis
organogenesis

Answer :C
5292.

Question : The origin of kidney and ureter in Rana tigrina is :

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all mesodermal
all endodermal
ectodermal and mesodermal
mesodermal

Answer :A
5293.

Question : The Oriental and Australian regions are divided by

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Wallace's LINE
Weber's line
Sclater's LIFE
Both (1) and (2)

Answer :D
5294.

Question : The organs which are similar in their function but dissimilar in structure are know as ………………. .

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ANALOGOUS
CONNECTIVE LINK
VESTIGIAL organ
Homologous

SOLUTION :Analogous
5295.

Question : The organs of the plant body showing limited dimensions are1) fruits II) flowers III) leaves IV) stems and roots

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I, II, III and IV
I, II and III only
III and IV only
III only

Answer :B
5296.

Question : The organization which publishes the Red List of species is :

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ICFRE
IUCN
UNEP
WWF

SOLUTION :IUCN
5297.

Question : The organisms which thrive in a very narrow range of temperatures are known as

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Stenothermal 
Poikilothermal
Homiothermal 
EURYTHERMAL 

ANSWER :A
5298.

Question : The organisms which thrive in a wide range of temperature is called as

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Stenothermal 
Poikilothermal
Homiothermal 
EURYTHERMAL 

ANSWER :D
5299.

Question : The organization which published the red list of species is

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WWF
IUCN
ZSI
UNEP

Answer :B
5300.

Question : The organisms which are tolerant of a wide range of salinities are

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Salinitroph 
Euryhaline
Salinohaline 
STENOHALINE 

ANSWER :B