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10051.

Question : Prakash parked his car in bright sunlight for a few hours, with glass windows fully raised.After some time inside of the car was very hot.Name of the phenomenon.

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SOLUTION :GREEN HOUSE EFFECT .
10052.

Question : Prakash parked his car in bright sunlight for a few hours, with glass windows fully raised. After some time the car was very hot inside. Name the phenomenon?

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SOLUTION :GREENHOUSE EFFECT.
10053.

Question : (p_q)^(2)+2pq+q^(2)=1 represents an equation used in

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POPULATION genetics
Mendelian genetics
biomertircks
molecular genetics

Solution :N//A
10054.

Question : Practise drawing various animals and plants.

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SOLUTION :Ask your teachers and parents to SUGGEST the names of plants and animals and practice drawing them. You can also take HELP from your BOOK to FIND the names of plants and animals.
10055.

Question : Practice drawing various animals and plants.

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SOLUTION :Not NECESSARY
10056.

Question :Practise drawing various animals and plants.

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Solution :TAKE the HELP of internet and the books available, draw the figures of VARIOUS locala and rarely available PLANTS and ANIMALS on the drawing sheets.
10057.

Question : Poultry Farm Management of chicken ,ducks, turkey , and geeses for food or their eggName the causative organism of bird flu

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SOLUTION :VIRUS H5N1
10058.

Question : Poultry Farm Management of chicken ,ducks, turkey , and geeses for food or their eggwhat are the important points to rememeber on poultry farming .

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Solution :1)maintain diseases free condition in FARM 2) provide PROPER FEED and water
10059.

Question : Poultry farm manager was cursing his hens for producing lion share of cocks in its progeny. Hearing this kumar, farm attender starts to blame his wife for delivering consecutive girl children. Analyse the situation scientifically and statewhether you agree with kumar

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Solution :No
Sex determination in birds
FEMALES are heterogametic (ZX) MALES are HOMOGAMETIC (xx) males are heterogametic (xy). Thus men DETERMINE the sex of the offspring.
10060.

Question : Potted plants are not allowed to remain in room of a patient during night as

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They consume `O_2` at night
Produe `CO_2` at night
They RELEASE `O_2` only during DAY
They are unable to photosynthesise and deplete `CO_2` of he ROOM at night

ANSWER :B
10061.

Question : Potential pathogens for bioweapons are

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Bacillus anthracis
Yerisinia pestis
Vibrio cholerae
all of these

Solution :BIOWAR is the use of highly infectious pathogens, their spores and toxins as agents of BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS against humans, crops and animals of ENEMY counry. The agent is kept in a special container that keeps it in active/virulent state during delivery by missble or aircraft. Spray and powder are two common forms in which the bioweapon agent is delivered. Potential pathogens for bioweapons are Bacillus anthracis. Vibro cholerae, small pox virus Pasteurella/Yersinia pestis, Botulinum toxin etc.
10062.

Question : Potato slices are immersed in a series of solutions of different osmotic concentration of the vacuolar sap is therefore,

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0.4 M
greater than 0.4 M
less than 0.4 M
not RELATED at all of the OUTSIDE solution

Answer :A
10063.

Question : Potential difference across resting membrane is negatively charged. This is due to differential distribution of the following ions

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`Na^(+)` anc `CL^(-)` ions
`CA^(++)` and `Cl^(-)`ions
`Na^(+)` and `K^(+)` ions
`Ca^(++)` and `MG^(+)` ions

Answer :C
10064.

Question : Potassium ion exchange hypothesis of opening and closing of stomata was proposed by:

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Steward
Sayre
Levitt
Bose

Answer :C
10065.

Question : Position of the slope with respect to exposure to sun-ray.

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ANSWER :ASPECT
10066.

Question : ___________possesses high power of regeneration.

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ANSWER :PLANARIA
10067.

Question : Positive pressure imparting bulk flow is observed in

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TRANSLOCATION of sucrose
Ascent of SAP in TALL trees
Ascent of sap in herb
1 and 3

Answer :A
10068.

Question : Position of organisms in the environmental gradients is known as ………. .

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HABITAT niche
trophic niche
hypervolume niche
stable niche

Answer :C
10069.

Question : Position of essential whorls and inhibition autogamy in Gloriosa superba - comment .

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Solution :In the bisexual FLOWERS of GLORIOSA superba , the style of the gynoecium is reflexted away from the STAMENS that SELF - pollination (autogamy) is IMPOSSIBLE .
10070.

Question : Portion of gene which is transcribed but not translated is

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Exon
Intron
Cistron
Codon

ANSWER :B
10071.

Question : portion of endometrium lying between chorionic villi and myometrium is

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DECIDUA basalis
Decidua capsularis
Decidua vera
Decidua parietalis

Answer :A
10072.

Question : Porphyrin head in Chlorophyll molecule

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CONSISTS of four pyrrole rings
Pyrrole rings are linked in a CYCLIC maner
Pyrrole rings are linked with magnesiumatom
All the above

Answer :D
10073.

Question : Porogamy is entry for pollen tube through :

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Chalaza
Funicle
Micropyle
Integuments

Answer :C
10074.

Question : What are the pores on pneumatophores for gaseous exchange called ?

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ANSWER :Pneumathodes
10075.

Question : Population rise is an unavoidable evil.

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Solution :The natural resources like AIR, land and water on the earth are in limited amount. Against it the level of human population rises very fast. Industralization and urbanization TAKE place due to population rise. That increases pressure on these natural resources.
The social PROBLEMS like poverty, malnutrition, ANARCHY increase. The most part of population remain deprived of basic necessesities of life like FOOD, shelter and clothes. Thus population rise is an unavoidable evil.
10076.

Question : Population size, more technically called population density (designated as N), need not necessarily be measured in numbers only. Explain the reasons for this with examples.

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Solution :If the population is HUGE and counting is IMPOSSIBLE or very time-consuming. If you have adense laboratory culture of bacteria in a Petri dish what is the best measure to report its density for certain ecological investigations, there is no need to know the absolute population densities, relative densities serve the purpose equally well.
For example, the number of fish CAUGHT per trap is good enough measure of its total population density in the lake.
For example, the tiger census in our national PARKS and tiger reserves is OFTEN based on pugmarks and faecal pellets.
10077.

Question : Population size of any species is not a static parameter.

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ANSWER :TRUE
10078.

Question : Population of an insect species increases explosively during rainy season. It disappears at the end of the season due to

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DEATH of food plants at the end of RAINY season
J-shaped GROWTH curve
INCREASE in predator population
S-shaped growth curve

ANSWER :A
10079.

Question : population interactions : Where '+' benefical interaction '-' detrimental interactions '0'neutral interaction. Observethe interactions of populations of 3 species as shown in the table .Name the interaction between:Species X and species Y in case 1.

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SOLUTION :MUTUALISM
10080.

Question : population interactions : Where '+' benefical interaction '-' detrimental interactions '0'neutral interaction.

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SOLUTION :Predation/Parasitism
10081.

Question : Population natality is

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realised NATALITY
BIOTIC potential
vital INDEX
carrying capacity

ANSWER :B
10082.

Question : population interactions : Where '+' benefical interaction '-' detrimental interactions '0'neutral interaction.

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SOLUTION :COMPETITION
10083.

Question : population interactions : Where '+' benefical interaction '-' detrimental interactions '0'neutral interaction.

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SOLUTION :COMMENSALISM
10084.

Question : Population ia a unit of :

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Ecosystem
Community
Both(a) and (B)
NEITHER (a) nor (b)

ANSWER :C
10085.

Question : Population growth curves (two types are given: observe the following graph answer the following questions.)Which population growth has limited food supply?

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SOLUTION :LOGISTIC GROWTH
10086.

Question : Population growth curves (two types are given: observe the following graph answer the following questions.)Identify the curves a & b.

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SOLUTION :Curve .a. is EXPONENTIAL growth curve and b is LOGISTIC growth curve.
10087.

Question : Population growth curves (two types are given: observe the following graph answer the following questions.)Explain the significance og K.

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Solution :K is carrying. BEYOND K no further GROWTH of POPULATION is POSSIBLE.
10088.

Question : Population envolve to maximise their reproductive fitness also called Darwinian fitness with

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HIGH VALUE
LOW value
High K value
High `K-N`/K value

Answer :A
10089.

Question : Population density is designated as

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<P>D 

N 
d

Answer :C
10090.

Question : Population are said to be sympatric when

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two populations live together and freely interbreed to PRODUCE sterile offspring
two populations are physically isolated by NATURAL barriers
two populations are isolated but OCCASIONALLY COME together to interbreed
two pupulations share the same ENVIRONMENT but cannot interbreed

Answer :D
10091.

Question : Pons varolii is the part of mid brain.

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True
False

Answer : PORNS varoli is the PART of HIND BRAIN.
10092.

Question : POP is abbreviated for :

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Pak occupied people
Persistent organic pollutant
Plant organising principle
Plant of pacific province

Solution :POP is an abberviation of . Perisitent organic POLLUTANTS. The WHO estimates an ANNUAL death toll of around 20000 due to POISONING from POPS and other pesticides.
10093.

Question : Pond is a self-sustainable unit. Some organisms related to pond ecosystem is listed below. tadpole, fish, water, plants, kingfisher Name interconnection of food chains in nature.

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SOLUTION :FOOD WEB
10094.

Question : Pond is a self-sustainable unit. Some organisms related to pond ecosystem is listed below. tadpole, fish, water, plants, kingfisher Construct a food chain with the listed organisms.

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SOLUTION :WATER plants `rarr` Tadpole `rarr` FISH `rarr` KINGFISHER
10095.

Question : Pond is a self-sustainable unit. Some organisms related to pond ecosystem is listed below. tadpole, fish, water, plants, kingfisher Explain trophic level.

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Solution :SPECIFIC PLACE of an arganism in the food CHAIN based on the SOURCE of nutrition or food.
10096.

Question : Pond is a type of

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FOREST ECOSYSTEM
GRASSLAND ecosystem
marine ecosystem
fresh WATER ecosystem

Answer :D
10097.

Question : Pons connects:

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BRAIN with SPINAL cord
Cerebrum with cerebellum
Two-lobes of cerebellum
Two CEREBRAL hemispheres

Answer :C
10098.

Question : Pond is a self-sustainable unit. Some organisms related to pond ecosystem are listend belowtadpole, fish, water plants, kingfishera.Construct a food chain with the listed organisms.b.Explain trophic level.c.Point out trophic level of each organism in the constructed food chain. d.Name interconnection of food chains in nature.

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Solution :a.Water plants `to`TADPOLE `to`fish `to` kingfisher
b.Based on the source of their nutrition or food, organisms OCCUPY a specific PLACE in the food chain, that is known as their trophic level.
c.Water plants - I trophic level - producers
Tadpole - II trophic level - HERBIVORES (primary consumer)
Fish - III trophic level - secondary consumer
Kingfisher - IV trophic level - tertiary consumer
d.Food web.
10099.

Question : Pond is a

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SHALLOW FRESH water body 
Deep fresh water body 
Shallow marine water body 
Deep marine water body 

SOLUTION :Shallow fresh water body
10100.

Question : Pond ecosystem shows

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Inverted PYRAMID of NUMBER 
Inverted pyramid of biomass 
Upright pyramid of biomass 
Inverted pyramid of energy 

SOLUTION :Inverted pyramid of biomass