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7451.

Question : Sugarcane is one of the importantcash crops in India. It isgrown to obtain

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STARCH
GLUCOSE
FRUCTOSE
SUCROSE

SOLUTION :Sugarcaneis genrally grownto obtainsucrose.
7452.

Question : Sugar fructose is present in the secretion of

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Prostate GLAND
PERINEAL glande
Cowper's gland
SEMINAL VESICLES.

Answer :D
7453.

Question : Sudden reappearance of certain ancestral chracters which had either disappeared or were reduced is known as

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ADAPTIVE radiation
Atavism
Convergent evolution
Phylogeny

Answer :B
7454.

Question : Sudoriferous glands present in external auditory meatus are

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MEIBOMIAN GLANDS
Glands of ZEIS
Glands of Moll
Ceruminous glands

Answer :D
7455.

Question : Sudha, who is on third trimester of gestation suddenly faced the labour pain and she is immediately admitted to hospital. On diagnosis, medical experts found that the position of the baby inside the uterus remain unfit for normal vaginal delivery. What would be the further step taken by the doctors to deliver the baby from uterus?

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Solution :When normal vaginal delivery is not possible due to FACTORS like position of the BABY and nature of the PLACENTA, the baby is delivered through a surgical INCISION in the woman.s abdomen and uterus. It is ALSO termed as abdominal delivery or caesarean section or C-section.
7456.

Question : Suddenly appearing large and stable variations in organisms is called______.

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ANSWER :RECESSIVE
7457.

Question : Suction pressure of cell as:

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EQUAL to WALL pressure
Equal to TURGOR pressure
Equal to DPD
Osmotic pressure

Answer :C
7458.

Question : Sucrosemovesintothe companioncells, theninto the living_____ byactivetransport .

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SOLUTION :SIEVE tubecells
7459.

Question : Sucrose is a disaccharide formed of two subunit sugars which are

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GLUCOSE + Fructose
Galactose + Glucose
Glucose + glucose
Galactose + Fructose

Answer :A
7460.

Question : Sucrose is an example of

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Disaccharide
Polysaccharide
Monosaccharide
Both (B) and (C)

ANSWER :A
7461.

Question : Sucker are I Formed from the inernode of undergound stem II fromed from the node of undergoound stem III roots which are formed from the upper poriton of nodes IV roots which are formed form the lower portion of nodes

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I II and III
I and II
II and IV
I and III

Answer :A
7462.

Question : Sucker fish and shark live in close association, is a classic example of commensalism.What is commensalisms?

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Solution :Commensalism-This is the INTERACTION in which ONE species benefits and the other is nethir HARMED nor benefited
7463.

Question : Sucrase is an enzyme found in :-

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Saliva
Gastric juice
Intestinal juice
Pancreatic juice

Answer :C
7464.

Question : Sucker fish and shark live in close association, is a classic example of commensalism. What is commensalism?

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Solution :It is an interaction between TWO different SPECIES in which one species is benefited and the other is NEITHER harmed nor benefited.
7465.

Question : Succus entericus is the name given to -

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Appendix
Swelling of the gut
Swelling of the gut
Junction between ILEUM and LARGE intestine

Answer :C
7466.

Question : succulent plants occur in

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DESERTS ECOSYSTEM
TUNDRA ecosystem
Temperate deciduous forests
Tropical rain forests

ANSWER :A
7467.

Question : Succinate dehydrogenase enzyme is found

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In MITOCHONDRIAL matrix
On OUTER mitochondrial MEMBRANE
on INNER mitochondrial membrane
In ribosomes

Answer :C
7468.

Question : Succession which takes in water or very wet areas is called

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HYDRARCH SUCCESSION
Xerarch succession 
TETRARCH succession
All the above 

SOLUTION :Hydrarch succession
7469.

Question : successional community which is relatively stable and is in equilibrium with the environment referred as

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seral COMMUNITY
PIONEER community
CLIMAX community
TRANSITIONAL community

Answer :C
7470.

Question : Succession on different habitat are differentin nature Mention the type of climax community that will ultimately get established.

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SOLUTION :The CLIMAX COMMUNITY will be a FOREST.
7471.

Question : Succession on different habitat are differentin nature Name the pioneer species on a bare rock.

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SOLUTION :LICHENS are the PIONEER SPECIES
7472.

Question : Successfully breddomesticated varieties from while plans and elements are obtained through

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ARTIFICIAL selection
Selective crossing
Emasculation
all EXCEPT (3)

ANSWER :D
7473.

Question : Succession in an ecosystem is the result of:

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OCCURRENCE of diseases
changes in GRAZING habits of animals
competition among animals
adaptive ability to ENVIRONMENTAL changes

Answer :D
7474.

Question : Plant succession initiating in sand____________.

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a) Hydrosere
B) Psammosere
c) Halosere
d) Lithosere

Answer :B
7475.

Question : Substrate level phosphorylation occurs when:

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Succinic acid CHANGES to fumaric acid
Fumaric acid CHANGE to malic acid
Succinyl COA changes to succinic acid
Oxaloacetic acid changes to `PROP` ketoglutaric acid

Answer :C
7476.

Question : Substrate level phosphorylation occurs during which step ofKreb's cycle?

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SUCCINYL - CoA `to` Sucinic acid
Isocitric acid `to`Oxalosuccinic acid
Oxalosuccinic acid `to ALPHA`- Ketoglutaric acid
Malic acid `to` OAA

ANSWER :A
7477.

Question : Substrate foe amylase enzyme is

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Nuleic ACID
Protien
Retinol
IODINE

Answer :C
7478.

Question : Substances which are harmful to organisms of biosphere are called :

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Fertilizer
Pollution
Pollutants
Radioisotopes 

ANSWER :C
7479.

Question : Substitution of a purine base with a pyrimidine base or vice versa is called

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Transition
Transversion
Deletion
Addition

Answer :B
7480.

Question : Substance which lack their own mutagenic properties but enhance the effects of known mutagens _____

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SOLUTION :COMUTAGENS
7481.

Question : Substance of pollen wall which preserves the pollen during fertilization ……….. .

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SOLUTION :SPOROPOLLENIN
7482.

Question : Subsidary cells are present in :-

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Lenticles
Stomatal apparatus
Roots
Ovule (NEAR by EGG CELL)

ANSWER :B
7483.

Question : submerged hydrophytes have a well-developed

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vascular SYSTEM
AERENCHYMA
ROOT system
stomatal system

Answer :B
7484.

Question : Subaerial stem modification with long internode is

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tuber
PHYLLODE
phyloclade
runner

Solution :In subaseirl modification the stems are dilicated THIN weak and unable to stand rerect runner grow prostrate in all direction s abvoe the SOIL level it has a creeping stem with long internodes on the lower side nodes BEAR adventitious roots
7485.

Question : Sub field of genomics that deals with the comparison of entire genomes of different species is

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FUNCTIONAL genomics
Structural genomics
COMPARITIVE genomics
Comparitive bioinformatics

Answer :C
7486.

Question : Stung by hairs of nettle leaves causes burning pain. This isdue to injection of

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Acetic acid
Methanoic acid
Suphuric acid
Hydrochloric acid

Solution :Stung by hairsof nettle leaves causes burning pain. This is due tothe injection of methanoic acid. Methanoic acid is the SIMPLEST carboxylicacid. It isalso knownas FORMIC acid. It's molecular FORMULA is HCOOH or `CH_2O_2`. It occurs naturally in a variety ofsources, such as STINGING ants, nettles, pine needles, and sweat.
7487.

Question : Sub-arachnoid space is present between

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CRANIUM and duramater
Duramater and arachnoid
Arachnoid and PIA mater
Two LATERAL ventricles

Answer :C
7488.

Question : stuned growth in absence of mycorrhiza can be seen in

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pinus
orchids
cycas
bryophytes

Answer :A
7489.

Question : Study the three age pyramids of human population and answer the following questions.Which one is ideal for a population.Suggest reason.

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Solution :Epanding ,Pre PRODUCTIVE INDIVIDUALS are more in number than REPRODUCTIVE and POST reproductive
7490.

Question : Study the three age pyramids of human population and answer the following questions.Name of A,B and C pyramids.

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Solution :A) Expending ,B)Stable,C)DECLINING
7491.

Question : Study the three age pyramids of human population and answer the following questions.How does such age pyramids help policymakers of the country.

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SOLUTION :It REFLECTS the GROWTH STATUS
7492.

Question : Study the statement (a-d) and select the correct option (a) A lion eating a deer and sparrow feeding on grains are consumers (b) Predator starfish, pisaster, helps in maintaining diversity of some invertebrates Predators ultimately lead to extinction of prey species (d) Plant chemicals like nicotine and strychnine are produced due to metabolic disorders

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C& d
a & d 
a & b
b & c 

ANSWER :C
7493.

Question : Study the table given below. Do not copy the table, but write the answers in the correct order.

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Solution :(a) Streptococcus (b) CLOT BUSTER (c) STATINS (d) Inhibit CHOLESTEROL synthesis (e) Streptococcus LACTIS (f) In pickles
7494.

Question : Study the population growth curves shown above (i) Identify curves 'a' and 'b'. (ii) Mention the conditions responsible for the curves 'a' and 'b' respectively. (iii) Give the necessary eqution for the curve 'b'

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Solution :(i) a = when resources are not limlting the growrh,

Plot exponental growth curve.
`(dN)(dt)=rN`
b = when resources are LIMITING the growth, Plot is logistic growth curve.
`(dN)/(dt) = rN ((K-N)/(K))`
(ii) In nature a given habitat has enough resources to support a maximum possible NUMBER, beyond which no further growth is possible.
Aa population growing in a habitat with limited resources shows a lag PHASE which is followed by phases of acceleration and declaration and finally an asymptote.
(iii) `(dN)/(dt) = rN ((K-N)/(K))`
N = Population density at time (t)
r = Instrinsic rate of natural INCREASE
K =carring capacity.
7495.

Question :Study the pie-diagram and answer the questions which follows: What do A, B, C and D represent in these diagrams.

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SOLUTION :`Ato ` Crustaceans
B `to` Insects
C `to` MOSSES
D ` to ` FUNGI
7496.

Question : Study the relationshipof the givenpair and fillup the blanks a.Hibernation: Bears : :Aestivation : ………… b. Whiderangeof salinity :Euryhaline :Narrowrangeof salinity : ……….

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SOLUTION :a. Sinailb. STENOHALINE
7497.

Question : Study the process given below and mention the phenomena A and B (a) Meristematic tissue overset(A)rarr Permanent tissue (b) Callus overset(B)rarr Embryoid

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SOLUTION :(a) A - DIFFERENTIATION
(B) B - REDIFFERENTIATION
7498.

Question : Study the mRNA segment given above which is complete to be translated into a polypeptide chain. (i) Write the codons'a' and 'b' (ii) What so they code for ? (iii) How is peptide bond formed between two amino acids in the ribosome ?

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Solution :(i) a = AUG
b =`UAA//UAG//UGA`
(ii) AUG = Met = methionine
UAA = does not code for any amino acid, i.e., stop TERMINATING codon.
(III) In a polypeptide chain, the adjunct amino acids are LINKED to each other by a peptide BOND
7499.

Question : Study the pedigree chart of a family showing the inheritance of myotonic dsytrophy The trait under study is

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DOMINANT X-linked
recessive X-linked
autosomal dominant
recessive Y-linked

Solution :Autosomal domionant trait can express its EFFECT in homozygpous as WELL as heterzygous CONDITION.
7500.

Question : Study the pathway given below: In which of the following options correct words for all the three blanks A,B and C are indicated ?

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`{:(A,B,C),("Fixation ","TRANSAMINATION" ,"Regeneration "):}`
`{:(A,B,C),("Fixation"," Decarboxylation"," Regeneration"):}`
`{:(A,B,C),("Carboxylation","Decarboxylation","REDUCTION "):}`
`{:(A,B,C),("Decarboxylation"," Reduction ","Regeneration"):}`

ANSWER :B