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This section includes InterviewSolutions, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
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Question : Animals have the innate ability to escape from Predatlon. Examples for the same are given below. Select the Incorrect example. |
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Answer» Colour change in Chameleon |
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| 21902. |
Question : Animals having both male and female reproductive organ are called what ? |
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| 21903. |
Question : Animals have the innate ability to escape from predation. Examples for the same are given below. Select the incorrect example, |
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Answer» COLOUR change in chameleon |
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| 21904. |
Question : Animals giving birth to young ones are |
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Answer» Oviparous |
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Question : Animals giving birth to young ones are: |
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Answer» OVIPAROUS |
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Question : Animals have the innate ability to escape from predation. Examples for the same are given below. Select the incorrect examples: |
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Answer» COLOUR change in chameleon |
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Question : Animals giving birth to young ones are ................... |
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Answer» Oviparous |
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Question : Animal used by Dr. Lalji Singh to develop DNA finger printing technique. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :FEMALE BANDED KRAIT SNAKE. | |
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Question : Animal species should be protected because they are |
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Answer» LOVELY creatures |
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Question : Animals of which habitat are mostly uricoltelic? |
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Answer» Terrestial |
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Question : Which habitat's animals are mostly ammonotelic ? |
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Answer» AQUATIC |
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Question : Animal husbandry is |
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Answer» Agricultural practice of BREEDING and raising the livestock |
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Question : Animal husbandry deals with |
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Answer» Only CARING of LIVESTOCK |
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Question : Animal husbandry and plallL LJreedillg programmes are the examples of |
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Answer» REVERSE evolution Reverse Evolution is the NOTION that species can REVERT to supposedly more primitive forms over time. Natural selection is the process by which heritable traits increase an organism.s chances of survival and reproduction. |
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Question : Animal husbandry and plant breeding programmers are the examples of |
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Answer» reverse evolution |
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Question : Angstrom (Å) is equal to |
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Answer» `0.01 MU m ` 1 Å = `10^(-10) M = 10^(-8) cm = 10^(-7) NM = 10^(-4) mu` |
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Question : Animal and plants are best protected in : |
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Answer» Zoo |
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Question : Angiotensin-II stimulates pancreas. |
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Answer» True |
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Question : Angiotensin-ll is responsible for all of the following except |
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Answer» Vasoconstriction |
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Question :Angiotensin II is |
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Answer» a VASOCONSTRICTOR |
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Question : Angiosperms produce male and female reproductive structures in which male and female gametophytes and gametes are produced . (a) Name the male andfemale reproductive structure . (b) Name the male and female gametophytes . |
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Answer» SOLUTION :(a) The male reproductive structure is anther and the female reproductive structure is pistil . (B) The male gametophyte is the mature pollen grain and the female gametophyte is EMBRYOSAC. |
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Question : Angina pectoris is |
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Answer» CONGESTION in lungs |
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Question : ANF, Is secrets by |
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Answer» Venous wall of heart |
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Question : ANF' is a hormone ,Which |
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Answer» is SECRETED when BP is INCREASED |
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Question : Angina pectoris. |
| Answer» Solution :(1)Angina pectoris is the pain the chest.It results from a reduction in blood supply to cardiac muscle due to NARROWED and hardened aoronary arteries.(2)Atherosclerosis and arteriosclerosis can cause this problem.Basically the CORONARY arteries are affected during angina pectoris.(3)It causes heaviness and severe pain in the chest.THe pain can ALSO be felt at the neck,lower jaw,LEFT jaw,left arm and left shoulder.(4)Angina pectoris often occurs during exertion,when the heart demands more oxygen and narrowed blood vessels cannot supply.It disappears with rest. | |
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Question : ANF' is |
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Answer» STEROIDAL in nature |
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Question : Aneuploidy is : |
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Answer» n-1 |
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Question : Anemophily is pollination affected by : |
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Answer» WATER CURRENT |
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Question : Anemophilous flowers produce abundant pollen grains . Give reason. |
| Answer» Solution :Anemophily is a chance event. The liberated pollen may not REACH the TARGET flower and are wasted during the transmission from one flower to another . Hence enormous pollen grains are PRODUCED to assure POLLINATION. | |
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Question : Anemophily means : |
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Answer» POLLINATION by wind |
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Question : Anemophilous flowers are colourless and non - scented . What may be the reason ? |
| Answer» Solution :Production of coloured and scented flowers are to attract the pollinating agents . Where as wind ACTS as a pollinating agent for anemophilous flowers . Hence it is UNNECESSARY to PRODUCE coloured and scented flowers. | |
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Question : Androgens are produced by Sertoli cells. [True / False ] |
| Answer» SOLUTION :ANDROGENS are PRODUCED by LEYDIG CELLS. | |
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Question : Anemophilous flowers have : |
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Answer» SESSILE stigma |
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Question : Anemophilous flowers |
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Answer» Are not packed into inflorescence
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Question : Androgens are produced by Sertoli cells. (True/False) |
| Answer» SOLUTION :FALSE. Sertoli CELLS provide NUTRITION to germ cells. | |
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Question : Androgens are commonly called 3F hormones. |
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Question : Androgens are secreted by. |
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Answer» Testes |
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Question : Androgenic haploids are produced in anther cultures by |
| Answer» Answer :D | |
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Question : Androgenic haploid plants were produced by anther culture first time by |
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Answer» C. Auerbatch and L.J.Stadler |
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Question : Androecium is made up of ……………. . |
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Answer» Megasporphyll |
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Question : State the condition of androecium having free filaments and united anthers. |
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Question : ____and____chromosomes are normally called sex chromosomes. |
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Question : .............and...........are the two key concepts of Darwinian theory of evolution. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :BRANCHING DESCENT and NATURAL SELECTION | |
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Question : ___and____ are two surgical contraceptive methods in males and and females respectively. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :VASECTOMY and TUBECTOMY. | |
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Question : _________and ____________are involved in regulation of sexual behaviour, |
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Answer» CEREBRAL cortex and POSTERIOR pituitary |
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Question : Ancient mammals enjoyed a release from competition when the dinosaurs became extinct. Should humans work to ensure that such releases from competition continue to occur for us or for other species? |
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Answer» No, because it is impossible to predict which pecies will become DOMINANT if other species become extinct will cause the extinction of humans. |
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Question : Ancient mammals enjoyed release from competition when the dinosaurs become extinct. Should humans work to ensure that such religious from competition continue to occurs for us other species? |
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Answer» No, because it is impossible to PREDICT which species will become dominant if other species become extinct |
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Question : Which of the following stood erect first? |
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Answer» AUSTRALOPITHECUS |
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Question : Ancestors of mammals |
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Answer» Ornithrischia |
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