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Question : Solute potential is I. the effect of dissolve solute on water potential. II. The amount by which water potential is reduced. III. Always negative. IV. Equal to water potential |
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Answer» Only I |
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Question : Soluble inorganic and organic nutrient material, hormones, antibodies, against diptheria, smallpox, scarlet fever, measles etc. can pass from the mother to the foetus, so we can say that placenta act as a – |
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Answer» ENDOCRINE gland |
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Question : solid wastecan createa major problemsin metrocities .a) which is thebest wayfor the safedisposalof thesolid waste b) classifysolid waste into 3 groups , which is thealternativeremedyfor the useof plastic |
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Answer» Solution :a) Sanitary land fills b)the solid wastescan be categorisedinto 3 types . a)bio degradable b) Recyclable c) NON biodegradable .The biodegradablewaste materialcan be disposedin deeppitsfor naturalbreak down .Recyclingof materialis made easyby THESEPARATION DONE byrag pickers .Non biodegradable waste should reduced by usingeco friendlypackaging & naturalfibercarry bags .state governament can play important roleby applying lawsfor reducingthe use of plastics . |
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Question : Solidifying agent used in plant tissue culture is |
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Answer» NICOTINIC ACID |
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Question : Solenocytes differ from flame cells in |
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Answer» ABSENCE of cilia |
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Question : Solar energy used by green plants for photosynthesis is only ........... |
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Answer» 2-8% |
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Question : Solar cnstant is __________ cal cm^(2)/mm. |
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Answer» 2 |
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Question : Soil transported by air is called |
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Answer» Eolian |
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Question : Soil showing permanetly wilted plants has: |
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Answer» CAPILLARY WATER |
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Question : soil particles, particularly clay and organic matter in soil , contain negative charges and attract positively charged ions, such as: |
| Answer» Answer :D | |
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Question : Soil formation can be initiated by biological organisms. How? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :SOIL formation is initiated by the biological weathering process. Biological weathering takes PLACE when organisms like bacteria, fungi, lichens and PLANTS help in the breakdown of rocks through the production of ACIDS and certain chemical substances. | |
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Question : Softening of mature ripefruitsis due to |
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Answer» dissolution of middlelamella |
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Question : 'Soft spots' in the skull of a new-born infant are |
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Answer» Sutures |
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Question : Sodium ion concentration is maintained by the hormone ……….. . |
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Answer» aldosterone |
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Question : Social forestry is : |
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Answer» Planting tree on public places and COMMON land's |
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Question : SO_2 pollution affects: |
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Answer» chloroplast |
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Question : SNP stands for |
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Answer» SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE Polymorphism |
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Question : Snapdragon shows incomplete dominance for flower colour. Work out the progeny from cross between plants with pink flowers and state their phenotype. |
| Answer» Solution :The GENOTYPE of PINK flowers due to incomplete dominance will be RR. Therefore phenotype of progeny from cross between pink flowers will be pure red (RR), pink (Rr) and pure white (rr) in the ratio of 1:2:1 RESPECTIVELY. | |
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Question : Snakeschangetheirbodytemperaturewithchangesinexternaltemperature . Buthumanbeingsnot . Classifythe organsimaccordingto theabovecharacterand explain. |
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Answer» SOLUTION :ORGANISMTHAT changetheir bodytemperaturewithchanges in externaltemperature are calledconformers. Organismsthatmaintain a constantbodytemperatureare callede.g. HUMANBEINGS |
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Question : Snakethat builds a nest is |
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Answer» MARINE and POISONOUS |
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Question : Snakes are stenotherm. Why ? |
| Answer» Solution :Snakes are STENOTHERMS SICE they can tolerae only a NARROW RANGE of temperature fluctuation. | |
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Question : Snakes change their body temperature with change in external temperature, but human being do not. How are organismsclassified according to above character with explanation. |
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Answer» Solution :Organisms that MAINTAIN a constant body temperature are called regulators.e.g. Human BEINGS. Organisms that CHANGE their body temperature with change in EXTERNAL temperature are called conformers., e.g., snake. |
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Question : Snails and fish undergo aestivation to avoid summer related problems of heat and |
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Answer» HYGROSCOPICITY |
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Question : Smoking is injurious to health'. This is the slogan seen in all cigarette packets. a. As said above "is smoking injurious to health? b. Name the toxic alkaloid seen in it. c. Give some consequences a smoker has to face in the future. |
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Answer» Solution :a. Yes, SMOKING is injurious to HEALTH. B. NICOTINE c. Refer Section 6.5 [Harmful effects of nicotine] |
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Question : "Smoking and Tobacco chewing is injurious to health" - Comment on the statement. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Tabacco is smoked,chewed and used as snuff.It increases the carbon monoxide content of BLOOD and reduces the concentration of haem bound oxygen,thus causing oxygen deficiency in the body.Tobacco CONTAINS nicotine,carbon monoxide and tars,which cause problems in the heart ,lung and nervous system.Adrenal glands are stimumlatemd by nicotine to release aderenaline and nor adernaline which increases blood PRESURE and heart BEAT. | |
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Question : Smoking is harmful as it produces polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons that cause: |
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Answer» REDUCTION in OXYGEN transport |
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Question : Smallest unit of cell wall is: |
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Answer» Microtubule |
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Question : Smell of urine is due to the |
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Answer» urochrome |
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Question : Smallest rotatory biomachine found in aerobes is |
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Answer» `F_(0)-F_(1)` particle |
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Question : Smallest protein produced by vertebrates naturally in response to viral attack |
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Answer» ANTITOXIN |
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Question : Smallest monerans causing diseases in plants are___________. |
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Question : Smaller extremities in warm-blooded animals of cold areas were proposed by: |
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Answer» Dollo |
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Question : Small sized sessile, flower is |
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Answer» INCOMPLETE |
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Question : Small swellings on the surface of the chromosome are called …….. . |
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Answer» centromeres |
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Question : Small populations are prone to change in allelic frequencies which decrease genetic variability, this is explained by: |
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Question : Small neclear RNA is transcribed by |
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Answer» RNA POLYMERASE I |
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Question : Small, floating or weakly swimming plants and animals in freshwater and marine ecosystem are termed: |
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Answer» Nekton |
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Question : Small fish sticks to bottom of shark to obtain food crumbs |
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Answer» ANTIBIOSIS |
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Question : Small fish gets stuck near the bottom of a shark and derive its nutrition from it. This kind of association is called as: |
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Answer» symbiosis |
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Question : Small fish get stuck near the bollom of a shark and derives its nutrition from it. This kind of association is called |
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Answer» ANTIBIOSIS |
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Question : Small circulardepressionirregularily scattered on the underside of some lichens are called |
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Answer» cyphellae |
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Question : Smack. is a drug obtained from the |
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Answer» latex of Papaver somniferum Smack is brown sugar and commonly CALLED as, HEROIN. Heroin is obtained by acetylation of morphine. Leaves of Cannabis sativa yields bhang. Flower of DATURA has hallucinogenic properties. Fruits of Erythroxylum coca is USED to prepare cocaine. |
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Question : Smallanimalsare rarelyfoundin polarregions.Comments |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Sincesmallanimalshavea largersufacearearelativeto theirvolumetheytendto losebodyheatveryfastwhen ITIS coldoutsideTheyhave toexpendmuchenergyto GENERATE BODY heatthroughmethabolism.so THEYARE rarelyfoundpolarregions. | |