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13601.

Question : Many secondary metabolites of plants have medicinal properties. It is their misuse that creates problems. Justify the statement with an example.

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Solution :Numerous secondary metabolites of PLANTS are used as pharmaceuticals, stimulants, suppressants (sedatives), tranquillizers, narcotics and hallucinogens. They are prescribed by the physician for the TREATMENT of mental illness like depression anxiety and insomnia, for increasing physical and mental performance and for elevating the mode. Morphine is the most patent sedative and PAINKILLER and is prescribed to patients who suffer from cancer or have undergone surgery. The use of such drugs is withdrawn as soon as the desired effect is achieved. The misuse of these plant metabolites on continuous basis or in higher doses makes the body dependent on them and leads to drug addiction. This creates problem not only for the drug addict but also for the family and society because:
(a) Drug addicts BECOME weak physically as well as mentally and a victim of various diseases.
(b) They fall prey to various antisocial activities. They are not able to take care of their families. basic needs making them to suffer.
(C) Drug users can cause industrial accidents and social crimes.
13602.

Question : Many scientists consider viruses as livingentitiesbecause these:

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Respire
Can cause disease
REPRODUCE (INSIDE host)
Reproduce to TOUGH ENVIRONMENT

Answer :A
13603.

Question : Many pollen tubes are formed during the germination of pollen grains in

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Solanum
Salvia
Cucurbita
Capsella

Answer :C
13604.

Question : Many proteins are secreted in their inactive form. This is also true of many toxic proteins produced by microorganisms. Explain how the mechanism is useful for the organism producing the toxin?

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Solution :Secretion of toxic PROTEINS in inactive form is beneficial for the microorganisms that SECRETE them because the inactive toxic proteins get activated only when they are exposed to a SPECIFIC trigger like pH or temperature, etc. These triggers are absent in the microorganism, so they themselves REMAIN PROTECTED against their action.
13605.

Question : Many proteins are secreted in their inactive form. This is also true of many toxic proteins produced by microorganisms. Explain how the mechanism is useful for the organism producing the toxin ?

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Solution :Many proteins including certain toxins are secreted in their inactive form. They get ACTIVATED, only when exposed to a specific TRIGGER (PH,temperature, etc.). It is ADVANTAGEOUS to the bacteria PRODUCING it because the bacteria do not get killed due to the action of protein.
13606.

Question : Many plant and animal species are on the verge of their extinction because of loss of forest land by indiscriminate use by the humans .As a biology student what method would you suggest along with its advantages that can protect such threatened species from getting extinct ?

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SOLUTION :As a biology student ,I would suggest the given METHOD that can protect can protect these threatened spercies from BECOMING extinct.
Ex Situ Convervation : The threatene species of palnts and animals are taken out of their HABITATS and are kept in special setting such as zoological parks, botanical gradens and wild life parks.
The gametes of endangered species can be preserved by methods such as cryopreservation and can be fertilized in vitro and plants can be propageted through tissue CULTURE methods similarly ,seeds can be preserved in seed banks. This method is called an off side conservation method .
13607.

Question : Many microbial pathogens enter the gut of humans along with food. What are the preventive barriers to protect the body from such pathogens ? What type of immunity do you observe in this case ?

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Solution :The MUCUS coating of the epithelium lining of the gut helps in trapping MICROBES entering the BODY.
Saliva in the mouth contains lysozyme which kills the pathogens.
hydrochloric acid in gastric juice SECRETED by STOMACH prevent microbial growth.
All these type of immunity is innate immunity.
13608.

Question : Many of the flowering plants have developed some devices for discouraging inbreeding. Write any two of them.

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Solution :Self-incompaibility
POLLEN release and STIGMA RECEPTIVITY are not SYNCHRONISED.
13609.

Question : Many ovules are present in ovary of:

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PAPAYA
Watermelon
Orchid
All of these

Answer :D
13610.

Question : Many microbial pathogens enter the gut of humans along with food. What are the preventive barriers to protect the body from such pathogens? What type of immunity do you observe in this case?

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SOLUTION :Many microbialpathogensenter the gut of humans along with food.
The PREVENTIVE barriers to protect the body from such pathogens are as FOLLOWS
(i) the mucus coating of the epitheliumlining of the gut HELPS in trapping microbes entering the body.
(ii) saliva in the mouth and hydrochloric acidin gastricjuice secretedby stomach prevent MICROBIAL growth.
This type of immunityis innate immunity. It is present from birth andis inheritedfrom parents. The innate immunityremains throughoutlife.
13611.

Question : Many lowlyingland becomesubmergedin comingcenturies dueto theincreasingtemperatureof atmospherea) Nametwogreenhousegasescausesglobalwarming b) write downthe measuresto reducethe emissionof green house gases

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Solution :a) carbon dioxideand CHLORO flurocarbon
B)
1) cutting down the useoffossilsfuels
2)Reducedeforestation ACTIVITIES
13612.

Question : Many members of the genus………form mycorrhiza.(A) Glomus(B) Saccharomyces(C) Trichoderma(D) Monascus

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GLOMUS
Saccharomyces
Trichoderma
Monascus

Answer :A
13613.

Question : Many hybrids are sterile because their chromosomes do not pair up correctly during meiosis. Why are not polypoid plants sterile?

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They BACKCROSS to the parental generation
Most are triploid
They CROSS polinate
They self fertilise, using THERI DIPLOID gametes

Answer :D
13614.

Question : Many food chains are interconnected to each other form a network _____

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SOLUTION :FOOD WEB
13615.

Question : manyfreshwater animals cannot live forlongin sea waterand vice versa mainlybecause ofthe :

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CHANGEIN Nlevels
Variatins in lightintensity
OSMOTIC PROBLEMS
Spectralqualityof solarradiation.

ANSWER :d
13616.

Question :Many fresh water. animals can not survive in a marine environment. Explain.

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Solution :Many freshwater ANIMALS can not SURVIVE in a MARINE environment because their bodies are not adapted to the marine environment. They lose body water because of the higher concentration of SALT in the surrounding water, which makes survival difficult.
13617.

Question : What are causative and symptoms of Pneumonia ?

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Difficulty in respiration, fever, chills, cough,headache
Constipation, abdominal pain, CRAMPS, BLOOD clots
Nasal congestion and discharge, cough, constipation, headache
HIGH fever, weakness, STOMACH pain, loss of appetite and constipation

Solution :Difficulty in respiration, fever, chills, cough, headache : Pneumonia
Constipation, abdominal pain, cramps, blood clots : Amoebiasis
Nasal congestion and discharge, cough, sorethroat, headache : Common cold
High fever, weakness, stomach pain, loss of appetite and constipation : TYPHOID
13618.

Question : Many desert plants have adaptations to prevent loss of water from their body. Mention any two adaptations to minimize water loss from plant body.

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Solution :(i) Thick and waxy cuticle. (ii) STOMATA arranged in deep pits (sunken stomata). (iii) water stored in the PLANT body. (IV) Leaves are absent or modified into SPINES. (v) Photosynthetic function is carried out by the FLATTENED stem. (vi) CAM pathway
13619.

Question : Many closely related species of marine invertebrates exist on either side of the isthmus of panama

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premating ISOLATION
isolation by DITANCE
postmating isolation

Answer :D
13620.

Question : Many blue green algae occur in thermal spring (hot water spring). The temperature tolerance of these algae have been attributed to their

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CELL wall STRUCTURE
MODERN cell organisation
Mitochondrial structure
Branched chain LIPIDS in the cell mem- branes

Answer :D
13621.

Question : Many antibiotics inhibit prokaryotic translatin without disrupting protein synthesis of the host cell. These antibiotics work via all of the following mechanisms EXCEPT

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Antibiotics bind to the ribosomal 50S subunit to PREVENT translation
Antibiotics bind to the ribosomal 40S subunit to prevent translation
Antibiotics bind 70S RIBOSOMES a similar sites and with similar efficacies
Antibiotics bind FREE ribosomes in the cytoplasm

Answer :B
13622.

Question : Many adapations of an organism have evolved over a long duration of evolution and are known as

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Genetically UNSTABLE 
Genetically FIXED 
Genetically disadvantageous
Genetically extemporaneous 

Answer :B
13623.

Question : Mannitol is the stored food in

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Chara
Porphyra
Fucus
Gracilaria

Solution :(c) Fucus belongs to class-Phaeophyceae, in which RESERVE FOOD is found in form of laminarin, mannitol and oil.Chara belongs to class-Chlorophyceae,inwhich reserve food is found in form of starch and oil.PorphyraandGracillariabelongsto class-Thodophyceae,in which reserve food is found in form of floridean starch andGalactan`S_O_(2)` polymers.
13624.

Question : Manipulating with nucleic acid is a trend in Biotechnology. (a) Name any one of organism used as vector. (b) What is DNA polymerase?

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Solution :(a ) Bacteria - E-coli, Agrobacterium tumifaciens, Retrovirus, Plasmid, Ti-plasmid, pBR 322, bacteriophage, YEAST (any one organism or component used as vector)
DNA polymerase is the enzyme which CATALYSES the polymerisation of deoxyribonucleotides into NEW DNA strand or extension of primer in PCR or commonly used tool in r DNA technology.
13625.

Question : Manipulation of genes leads to productivity of new DNA.

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SOLUTION :RECOMBINANT DNA (RDNA).
13626.

Question : Mangolism is a genetic disorder which is caused by the presence of an extra chromosome number.

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20
21
4
23

Answer :B
13627.

Question : Mangoes do not and cannot grow in temperature regions. The most important environmental factor responsible for it is

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SOIL
TEMPERATURE
WATER
light

Answer :B
13628.

Question : Mangolian idiots are due to trisomy in 21^(st) chromosome is called:

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Down's syndrome
Turner's syndrome
Kleinfelters syndrome
Triplex syndrome

Answer :A
13629.

Question : Mango develops from –

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MONOCARPELLARY gynoecium
Apocarpous gynoecium
Superior ovary
Both (1) & (3)

ANSWER :D
13630.

Question : Mango and Guava are propagated through

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TISSUE culture
Grafting
STEM cuttings
Layering.

Answer :B
13631.

Question : Mango and guava plants are propagated through (A) Stem cutting (B) Layering (C) Grafting (D) Tissue culture

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stem cutting
laycring
GRAFTING
TISSUE CULTURE

ANSWER :C
13632.

Question : Mango and Guava are propagated through :

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TISSUE culture
Grafting
Stem cuttings
Layering

Answer :B
13633.

Question : Manas wild life sanctuary is situated in Odisha .

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ANSWER :ASSAM
13634.

Question : Man lived during late Miocene and early Pliocene period .........

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DRYOPITHECUS
Oreopithecus
RAMAPITHECUS
Kenyapithecus

Solution :Ramapithecus
13635.

Question : Man is a niammal and has incisors and canine. Rabbits are mammals but lack canines. Explain.

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Solution :Man is omnivorous in his food habit. He eats plant and animal food. Therefore he has WELL developed incisors and canines. Rabbits are herbivorous in mode of NUTRITION. They NEED sharp incisors only. Canines or tearing teeth are hence ABSENT in rabbits.
13636.

Question : Mangifera indica Linn. is a name of a plant species. In this name the term "Linn." is related to :-

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Sub-SPECIFIC epithet
Suffix for specific epithet
Specific VARIETY of MANGO in Lucknow
Name of SCIENTIST, who PROPOSED the nomenclatur

Answer :D
13637.

Question : Man is

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Herbivorous
Carnivorous
omnivorous
Producer

Answer :C
13638.

Question : Man is :

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UNISEXUAL
BISEXUAL
Hermaphroditic
Protogynous

Answer :A
13639.

Question : Man in the lifecycle of plasmodium is :

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PRIMARY HOST
SECONDARY host
Intermediate host
None of above

Answer :A
13640.

Question : "Man has lost his capacity to foresee and foresight,He will meet his own end by destroying the earth".Evaluate the statement and write your opinion.

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Solution :STAEMENT is correct. Global warming, deforestation, pollution,POPULATION and exploison, ETC., destoying the earth.
13641.

Question : "Man has lost his capacity to foresee and foresight,He will meet his own end by destroying the earth".Predict what will happen to nature if human race is abolished.

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SOLUTION :Other DOMINANT SPECIES will EMERGE
13642.

Question : 'Man has lost his capacity to foresee and foresight, he will meet his own end by destroying the earth.'' a. Evaluate this statement and write your opinion. b. Predict what will happen to nature is human race is abolished.

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SOLUTION :a. The statement is correct. Due to the ACTIVITIES of human being, so many factors affecting the environment such as global warming, deforestation, pollution, population explosion, SOIL erosion etc. occur This causes imbalance in ecosystem and ultimately it destroys earth.
b. If human race is abolished the above said activities are not seen and the earth.s ecosystem will develop. Due to the photosynthesis, the availability of oxygen will be more in the atmosphere. But on the other HAND the availability of the carbon dioxide the EXPIRATION which is useful for the photosynthesis will be lower because during the expiration `CO_(2)` is given to the atmosphere by animals (including humans).
13643.

Question : Man has domesticated number of mammals for regular supply of .............

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MEAT
HONEY
EGG
MILK

SOLUTION :Milk
13644.

Question : Mammillary bodies are concerned with recognition of vision.

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True
False

Answer :mammillary BODIES are CONCERNED with RECOGNITION of HEARING.
13645.

Question : Man can become infected with trichinosis by

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eating poorly cooked beef
eating poorly cooked pork
wading in polluted water or eating raw FISH
cutting himself while dressing wild game

Solution : This is a disease which results from eating poorly cooked pork which contains"Trichinella spiralis. EOSINOPHILIA, nausea, fever, DIARRHEA stiffness, and painful SWELLING of muscles are CHARACTERISTIC.
13646.

Question : Mammary glands are modified______.

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ANSWER :SWEAT GLAND,
13647.

Question : Mammary gland is a modified :

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Sebacious gland
Sweat gland
Cutaneous gland
Scent gland

Answer :B
13648.

Question : Mammals of colder cilmates have shorter ears and limbs to minimise heat loss.This is come under

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ALLEN's Rule
bergmans rule
jordansrule
NONE of the above

Answer :A
13649.

Question : Mammals from colder climates generally have ........ ears and limbs to minimizes heat loss

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Reduced
Shorter 
Longer
Wider 

ANSWER :B
13650.

Question : Mammals are cold blooded animals.

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True
false

Answer :WARM BLOODED