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15251.

Question : In the context of evolution, what is the most important source of new mutations?

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EXPOSURE to X-ray
Exposure to chemicals
The mispairing of CHROMOSOMES during meiosis
Errors during DNA replicatin

Answer :D
15252.

Question : In the chart given below , 'AA, are the genes in a chromosome of Pisum sativum. Observe the chart and mention the genetic phenomenon does it indicates.

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SOLUTION :Pleirophy - A SINGLE affecting MANY traits. Here the single gene AA controls the traits for flower colour, seed colour and leaf axif spot.
15253.

Question : In the cell mediated immuno response, T-lymphocytes divide and secrete

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ANTIGENS
Plasmogens
Collagens
CYTOKINES

SOLUTION :Cytokines
15254.

Question : In the cell mediated immuno response, T- lymphocytes divide and secrete

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antigens
plasmogens
collagens
cytokines

Answer :D
15255.

Question : In the cell cycle mitochondria and chloroplasts divide during ____

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ANSWER :`G_2` PHASE
15256.

Question : In the case of the 'Swiss cheese' with large hole is due to the production of

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`CO`
`CO_2`
`CH_4`
`C_2H_5OH`

ANSWER :B
15257.

Question : In the case of certain diseases like mumps, measles and chicken pox, the secondary immune response gives a life long immunity. Give the scientific reason behind this.

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Solution :Our body PRODUCES the T-lymphocytes against the antigen i.e., chicken POX causing agent and they attack and destroy the antigen. Some of the T-cells get differentiated into memory T-cells. These cells are STORED in the LYMPH nodes and spleen. They recognise and produce antibodies when the same attack the body a second time. This is a very rapid process. Memory T-cells have a long life. These cells are responsible for the life long immunity to certain diseases like chicken pox, measles and mumps.
15258.

Question : In the C_4 - plants , C_4 cycle occurs in the mesophyll cells and C_3 - cycle occurs in bundle sheath cells, whereas in CAM plants .

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`C_4 and C_3` - cycles OCCUR in the MESOPHYLL CELLS only
`C_4`- cycle occurs in bundle sheath cells and `C_3` - cycle in mesophyll cells
`C_4` - cycle very RARELY
`C_4 and C_3` - cycles occur in bundle sheath cells

Answer :A
15259.

Question : In the blind spot where the optic nerve leaves the eye :-

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RODS and CONES are absent
Only cones are present
Only rods are present
Special NEURONS are present

Answer :A
15260.

Question : In the beginning how was higher food production obtained by human beings?

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By agriculture
By ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
Both (A) and (B)
NONE

SOLUTION : Both (A) and (B)
15261.

Question :In the area of plant breeding, it is important not only to preserve the seeds of the variety being cultivated, but also to preserve all its wild relatives. Explain with a suitable example.

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Solution :In the AREA of plant BREEDING, it is IMPORTANT not only to PRESERVE the seeds of the variety being cultivated, but also to preserve all its wild relatives because SEVERAL wild relatives of different cultivated species of plants seem to have certain resistant characters but their yields are very low. Hence, there is a need to introduce the resistant genes into the highyielding cultivated varieties.
15262.

Question : In the area of plant breeding, it is important not only to preserve seeds of the variety being cultivated, but also to preserve all its wild relatives. Explain with suitable example.

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Solution :Because WILD relatives of CULTIVATED PLANTS, have some genes that provide them herbicide tolerance or pest RESISTANCE and resistance against ENVIRONMENTAL stress
15263.

Question : In the animal world, some organisms have both male and female repro-ductive organs. a. What do you call such organisms? b. Give two examples.

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SOLUTION :a. Hermaphrodites
b. EARTH worm, sponges ETC.
15264.

Question : In the angiosperm ovule central cell of the , embryo sac, prior to the entry of pollen tube, contains:

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A single haploid nucleus
ONE DIPLOID and one haploid nucleus
Two haploid POLAR nuclei
One diploid secondary nucleus

Answer :C
15265.

Question : In……. The adjacent stipules of two opposite leaves are fused

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IXORA
HIBISCUS
LATHYRUS
PISUM

ANSWER :A
15266.

Question : In the ancient atmosphere, free nitrogen, exygen and carbon dioxide were not present because

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of the large AMOUNT of hydrogen and high temperature
carbon would have combined with hydrogen to FORM METHANE
any free oxygen would have combined with iron, silicon,
All of the above

ANSWER :D
15267.

Question : In the alveoli, dissociation of CO_(2) from carbamino haemoglobin occur, due to

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`P_(CO_(2))` is HIGH and `P_(O_(2))` P is low
`P_(CO_(2))` is low and `P_(O_(2))` is high
`P_(CO_(2))` and `P_(O_(2))`are high
`P_(CO_(2))` and `P_(O_(2))`are low

Answer :B
15268.

Question : In the above given pedigree, assume that no outsider marrying in, carry a disease. Write the genotypes of II and III

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All `X^(d)Y`
`X^(D)Y" and "X^(D)X^(d)`
`X^(d)XX^(d)Y" and "X^(d)Y^(D)`
`X^(d)X^(d)" and "X^(d)Y`

ANSWER :C
15269.

Question : In the 1950s, there were hardly any mosquitoes Delhi. The use of the pesticide DDT on standing water killed their larve. It is believed that now there are mosquitoes because they evolved DDT resistance through the interaction of mutation and Natural Selection. Pointwise. state in a sequence how that could have happened.

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Solution :Certain LARVAE born with mutation which conferred resistance to DDT: DDT sensitive larvae DIED, DDT resistant larvae COMPLETED life history and became adult MOSQUITOES: natural selection caused greater REPRODUCTION of DDT resistant mosquitoes which soon replaced DDT sensitive mosquitoes.
15270.

Question : In the above diagram A & B represent respectively

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Mesophyll cells in upper EPIDEMICS & LOWER epidermis
Mesophyll cells in temperature & tropical plant leaves
CHLOROPLAST alignment at HIGH & low light in tensity
Variation in Chloroplast NUMBER in different seasons

Answer :C
15271.

Question : In the 1940s, Johannes van Overbeek stimulated growth in plant embryos with coconut milk. In the 1950s, Folke Skoog and Carlos O Miller stimulated cell division in tobacco plants with degraded DNA. The active ingredient in both stimulants, which was a modified

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adenine
auxin
ribosic ACID
phosphate

Answer :A
15272.

Question : In whom is testis found inside the abdomen.

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Elephant
Mouse
Horse
Dog

Answer :A
15273.

Question : In the 18th century who suggested that modifications arise by the reaction of organism with the environment?

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ANSWER :ERASMUS DARWIN
15274.

Question : In terms of changes in gene frequencies, founder events result in

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gradual accumulation of many SMALL changes
LARGE RAPID changes
polyploidy
hybridisation

Answer :B
15275.

Question : In testes,the newly formed sperms are temporarily stored in.....

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RETE testis
Seminiferous tubule
Epididymis
vas deferens

Answer :C
15276.

Question : In terms of permeability, the cell wall and plasmalemma are :

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PERMEABLE and DIFFERENTIALLY permeable
Both semipermeable
Semipermeable and permeable
Both differentially permeable differentially

Answer :A
15277.

Question : In telophase stage chromosomes decondense and lose their individuality.

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ANSWER :1
15278.

Question : In term saltatory conduction, saltatory means running.

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True
False

Answer :In TERM saltatory CONDUCTION, saltatory MEANS LEAPING.
15279.

Question : In taxonomy the first step is :-

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Identification
Nomenclature
Classification
Affinities

ANSWER :D
15280.

Question : In tailing, about ____________ adenylate residues are added at3'-end in a template independent manner on hnRNA

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`1000-2000`
`10 - 15`
`200-300`
`3000-3500`

ANSWER :C
15281.

Question : In tall plants, because of which factor, continuous water coloum extends upwards ?

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ATMOSPHERIC pressure
Osmotic pressure
Suction pull
root pressure

Answer :C
15282.

Question :In Taenia Self-fertilisation lakes place

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Between TWO GRAVID proglottids
Within same gravid proglottid
Within same mature proglottid
Between two immature proglottids

ANSWER :C
15283.

Question : In synsndrous condition, three is fusion of

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FILAMENTS only
Both filaments and anthers
Anthers only
ANTHER TIPS only

ANSWER :B
15284.

Question : In sycon , choanocytes from lining of

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INCURRENT CANAL
spongocoel
Radial canal
FLAGELLATED chamber

Answer :C
15285.

Question : In sweat pea, genes C and P are necessary for colour in flowers. The flowers are white in the absence of either or both the genes. What will be the percentage of coloured flowers in the offspring of the cross C c p p xx c c P p ?

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`75 %`
`25 %`
`100 %`
`50 %`

ANSWER :B
15286.

Question : In suspension culture, the culture is constantly agitated to .............

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10 to 25 rpm
100 to 250 rpm
1000 to 2500 rpm
10,000 to 25,000 rpm

SOLUTION :100 to 250 rpm
15287.

Question : In suspension culture, the culture constantly rotates over rotary shaker because ..............

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Through this CELLS easily PROCESS aeration
The content of the medium are THROUGHLY mixed
CELL MASSES become differentiated and form small masses.
All the above

Solution :All the above
15288.

Question : In ………. Superior males of one breed are mated with superior females of another breed.

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out crossing
cross BREEDING
out breeding
inbreeding

Answer :B
15289.

Question : In succulent plants the stomata open in night and close in day. Which among the following would be best hypothesis to explain the mechanism of stomatal action in night only ?

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`CO_2` accumulates, REDUCES pH, stimulate enzymes resulting in accumulation of sugars.
increse in `CO_2` concentration, conversion of orgaincacids into starch resulting in theincreased conversion into sugars resulting in K* transport
low `CO_2`, concentration accumulates organic acids resulting in the increased concentration of cell sap.
`CO_2` used up, increase pH. Results in accumalation of sugars.

Solution :In CAM plants stomata open at night. In these plants night acidification occurs. i.e., malic acid is synthesised during night DUE to incemplete oxidation of carbohydrates
`{:(2C_6H_12O_6+3O_2rarr3O_2rarr3C_4H_6O_5+3H_2O),("""( malic acid )"),(""darr),(""" leads to openingof stomata "):}`
At night malic acid formed in guard cells dissociates into H' and malate ions. K ion EXCHANGE from subsidiary cells with H' ions. THUS due to accumulation of K' ions osmotic pressure of guard cells increases, endosmosis occurs and guard cells become turgid due to which stomata open. The malic acid at day time breaks into `CO_2`, and pyruvic acid thus increasing the concentration of `CO_2` in mesoplıyll cells. This is utilised in the Calvin cycle to FORM sugar which is finally converted into starch.
15290.

Question : In sun plants the chloroplasts are arranged against vertical walls of palisade tissue, the arrangement is called_____.

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ANSWER :parastrophe
15291.

Question : In succulent plants like Opuntia,, the RQ value will be:

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LESS than 1
More than 1
Infinity
Zero

Answer :D
15292.

Question : In succession, complexities in structure:

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DRASTICALLY increase
slowly increase
does not increase
constant

Answer :B
15293.

Question : In stratosphere, which of the following elements acts as a catalyst in degradation of ozone and release of molecular oxygen ?(A) Oxygen(B) Carbon(C) Fe(D) CI

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Oxygen
Carbon
Fe
CI 

ANSWER :D
15294.

Question : In stroma -

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Enzymatic reactions incorporate `CO_(2)` into the plant leading to ATP and `NADH_(2)` formation.
Enzymatic reactions incorporate `CO_(2)` into plant leading to the synthesis of sugar, which in TURN forms starch
Light energy is captured to form glucose
ATP and `NADPH_(2)` are splitted and `H_(2)`O and `O_(2)` RELEASED

ANSWER :B
15295.

Question : In STPs, how many stages are there for water purification ?(A) 2(B) 3(C) 4(D) 5

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2
3
4
5

Solution :3
15296.

Question : In sterile couple, help can be done to produce a child through GIFT technique what is the full from of this method?

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GAMETE semen DONATION FALLOPIAN transfer
Gamete intra fallopian transfer
Gamete INTERNAL FERTILIZATION transfer
Germ shell internal fallopian transfer

Answer :B
15297.

Question : In stems, the primary xylem is called endarch, because -

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The protoxylem is surrounded by the metaxylem
Both the protoxylem and the metaxylem LIES TOWARDS the CENTRE
The protoxylem lies towards the centre and the metaxylem lies towards the periphery
The protoxylem lies towards the periphery and the metaxylem lies towards the centre

Answer :C
15298.

Question : In stems of dicots, vascular cambium arises from

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Procambium
Cambium
Promeristem
Protoderm

Answer :A
15299.

Question : In stem cuttings the adventitious roots develop from which tissue ?

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ANSWER :. PERICYCLE
15300.

Question :In split genes coding sequences are ____________

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Introns
Operons
Exons
Cistrons

Answer :C