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…….. joins the oesophagus with small intestine. A) Pharynx B) Stomach C) Small intestine D) Liver |
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Answer» Stomach joins the oesophagus with small intestine. |
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Ravi has the habit of hurrying over meals. What may happen to him ? A) He may get indigestion problem B) He may get stomach and duodenal ulcers C) Both A and B D) He may have good digestion |
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Answer» (C) Both A and B |
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Which one of the following is the correct order of peristalsis in human digestive system ? A) Grinding → Propulsion → Retropulsion B) Retropulsion → Grinding → Propulsion C) Propulsion → Retropulsion → Grinding D) Propulsion → Grinding → Retropulsion |
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Answer» D) Propulsion → Grinding → Retropulsion |
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Which of the following system co-ordinates with digestive system ? i) Circulatory system ii) Nervous system iii) Skeletal system iv) Reproductive system A) i and iii B) i and ii C) ii and iii D) i and iv |
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Answer» Answer is (B) i and ii |
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Which of the following is not secreted in digestive system? A) Secretin B) AdrenalinC) Cholecystokinin D) Leptin |
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Answer» (B) Adrenalin |
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Succus entericus is the name given to :A) Junction between ileum and large intestine B) Intestinal juice C) Swelling in the gut D) Gastric juice |
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Answer» (B) Intestinal juice |
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The muscle present at the opening of the stomach and first part of the small intestine is ………A) Smooth muscle B) Circular muscle C) Longitudinal muscle D) Pyloric sphincter |
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Answer» (B) Circular muscle |
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Enteric nervous system is called second brain. But it doesn’t perform ………A) A role in determination of disease B) Intelligence C) Hunger signals D) Mental status |
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Answer» (B) Intelligence |
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Glucose and amino acids are absorbed through the following part of villus A) Epithelial cells B) Blood capillary C) Lymphatic vessel D) All |
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Answer» Answer is (D) All |
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From which year has the Indian Government framed a law to control corruption at various levels?A. From 1988B. From 1990C. From 1998D. From 1995 |
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Answer» A. From 1988 |
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Glucose and amino acids are absorbed through the following part of villusA) epithelial cells B) blood capillary C) lymphatic vessel D) all |
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Answer» Correct option is: A) epithelial cells |
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In today’s scientific world what is the reason for the increase in unemployment?A. GlobalizationB. PrivatizationC. Latest technologyD. Increase in economic activities |
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Answer» C. Latest technology |
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Which is the greatest black spot on Indian society?A. CorruptionB. Child labourC. UnemploymentD. Slum areas |
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Answer» A. Corruption |
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Which are the main reasons for increase in unemployment? |
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Answer» People who are 18 years or above and cannot find work in spite of searching for a job come under the category of ‘unemployed’. The main reasons for increase in unemployment are as under : 1. Introduction of technology in modern times has led to the burning problem of unemployment. For e.g. the use of computers has made work faster and more accurate and machines have replaced human beings thus increasing unemployment. 2. Mechanization in agriculture has left many agricultural labourers unemployed. Such people migrate to the cities in search of work. So villages disintegrate and urban problems increase. 3. Education has increased and expanded its horizons but employment opportunities have not increased at the same rate. So the number of educated unemployed has increased. |
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What is meant by ‘poverty? |
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Answer» A situation wherein people are deprived of basic necessities like food, clothing, shelter, education, medical facilities, employment, etc. is termed as ‘poverty’. |
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What is the function of the Anti-Corruption Bureau? |
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Answer» The Anti-Corruption Bureau helps people by checking and controlling corruption and by investigating the complaints of bribery it receives. |
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When was the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau established?A. In 1983B. In 1964C. In 1988D. In 1999 |
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Answer» Answer is B. In 1964 |
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What legal steps has the government taken to control corruption? |
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Answer» To reduce and prevent corruption, the government set up the ‘Anti-Corruption Bureau’ in 1964. The government has also framed certain laws against corruption since 1988. |
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What are the forms of corruption? |
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Answer» Giving and taking bribes or inappropriate gifts, double or under-the-table dealing, manipulating elections, diverting money and money laundering, etc. are some forms of corruption. |
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Which plans has the government implemented to change the face of slums? |
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Answer» The government implemented the following plans to change the face of slums :
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Which people fall in the category of unemployed? |
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Answer» People who are 18 years or above and cannot find work in spite of searching for a job fall in the category of ‘unemployed’. |
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Match the items given in column ‘A’ with those in column ‘B’.Section ‘A’Section ‘B’(1) illiteracy(1) Responsible for inflation(2) Inflation(2) Decrease in ethical values(3) PopulatIon explosion(3) Like a headache for common people(4) Corruption(4) Responsible for terrorism(5) Black spot on society |
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What is the message of the Anti-Corruption Bureau? |
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Answer» The Message of the Anti-Corruption Bureau is that Accepting and offering bribes, both are crimes’. |
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What is ‘terrorism’? |
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Answer» Terrorism is an inhuman act carried out by a certain group of people in a planned manner by resorting to bullying, killing or torturing innocent people. They carry out these dastardly acts to fulfil their political or religious dreams. |
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Match the items given in column ‘A’ with those in column ‘B’.'A''B'1. Increase in population1. R.T.E.2. Solution to illiteracy2. Opportunities for employment3. Solution to poverty3. Thrifty and planned lifestyle4. Solution to inflation4. creation of all problems |
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What are the benefits of 5-year plans? |
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Answer» The benefits of 5-year plans are : 1. Education and medical facilities have more accessible. 2. Growth of industries has created many jobs. 3. Poverty has reduced. 4. Integration of technology in agriculture has increased the incomes of farmers also. |
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Fill in the blanks with appropriate word.1. The root cause of all the problems is ……2. The rise in price of essential commodities Is known as …....3. 3.Terrorism Is a ………. problem. |
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Answer» 1. population explosion 2. inflation 3. global |
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Which of the following problems is like a headache for people?A. InflationB. Population explosionC. Professional treatmentD. Filthy residential quarters |
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Answer» A. Inflation |
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Give an example for anabolic and catabolic process. |
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Answer» Anabolic process- Photosynthesis (Biosynthetic process). Caiabolic process- Respiration (Breakdown process). |
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Pick out the odd one. 1. AIDS, Retrovirus, Lymphocytes, BCG, 2. Bacterial disease, Rabies, Cholera, Common cold and Influenza |
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Answer» 1. BCG 2. Rabies |
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Neurasthenia refers toA. Undue concern about healthB. Traumatic experience like rapeC. Disorder of sensory perceptionD. Mental in ability to concentrate on or enjoy things |
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Mendel’s work was rediscovered by three biologists from which of the following countries?(A) Holland, France and England(B) Holland, England and Austria(C) Germany, France and England(D) Austria, Holland and Germany |
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Answer» Correct answer is D. Mendel’s work was re-discovered by Hugo De Vries (Holland), Correns (Germany) and Tschermark (Austria). |
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Enlist the Blood group and its inheritance. |
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Answer» Blood group and its inheritance:
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Under which title was Mendel’s work published in Natural History Society of Brunn?(A) Mendel’s Laws of Inheritance(B) Experiments in Plant Hybridization(C) Experiment on Heredity and Variation(D) Origin of Species |
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Answer» Correct answer is (B) Experiments in Plant Hybridization |
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Mendel selected pea plant because of(A) its short life span.(B) it produced many seeds and large flowers.(C) many contrasting characters.(D) all of these |
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Answer» Correct answer is D. Mendel observed many variable characters in pea plant like short life span so that he could study more generations in a short duration. Pea plant produced many seeds, so he could grow thousands of pea plants. There were no intermediate characters. Large flowers would help in easy hybridization. |
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While performing dihybrid cross, Mendel(A) selected a variety of pea plant having yellow and round seed as female parent and another variety having green and wrinkled seeds as a male parent.(B) obtained pure lines by selfing(C) performed artificial cross by emasculation(D) all of the above |
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Answer» Correct answer is (D) all of the above |
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The first scientific study leading to the formulation of laws of inheritance was carried out by(A) Darwin(B) Hugo De Vries(C) Lemarck(D) Mendel |
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Answer» Correct answer is (D) Mendel |
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Enlist seven traits in pea selected by Mendel. |
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State any two structural differences and one functional difference between DNA and rRNA. |
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Mendel was a(A) physiologist(B) mathematician(C) cytologist(D) taxonomist |
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Answer» Correct answer is B. Mendel was sent to University of Vienna for higher studies in physics, mathematics and natural sciences. |
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What are the three types of RNA? Mention their relation to protein synthesis. |
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Answer» Types of RNA
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Gregor Mendel was born in(A) U.K(B) Austria(C) Russia(D) Czechoslovakia |
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Answer» Correct answer is (B) Austria |
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What is meant by tissue culture? How this technique is performed? In which area this technique is finding its application? |
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Answer» Tissue culture is a technique of growing new plants from cells or tissue from the growing tip of already existing plant, in an artificial medium. The process of tissue culture is as follows: 1. Cells or tissue from the growing tip of a plant are removed or separated. 2. These cells are placed in an artificial medium, where they divide to form a group of cells called callus. 3. The callus is then transferred to a medium, which has hormones for growth and differentiation. 4. This results in growth of small plantlets, which are then placed in the soil to grow into mature plants. This technique is finding its application in the propagation of ornamental plants, or for growth of plants from a single parent, in disease-free condition. |
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The term “factor” for gene was coined by(A) William Bateson(B) Johann Mendel(C) Johannsen(D) F. Griffith |
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Answer» Correct answer is (B) Johann Mendel |
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When a tall pea plant is crossed with a short pea plant to obtain a ratio 1 : 1, the genotype of the tall pea plant is(A) TT(B) Tt(C) tt(D) any of the previous three |
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Answer» (B) Tt When a tall pea plant is crossed with a short pea plant to obtain a ratio 1 : 1, the genotype of the tall pea plant is Tt. |
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If a tall pea plant having red coloured flowers are crossed, they produce four types of plants in the ratio of 9 : 3 : 3 : 1. The genotype of the parents are (R-red flowered ; T - tall) is(A) RRTT × RRTT(B) RrTT × RrTT(C) RrTt × RrTt(D) RRTt × RRTt |
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Answer» (C) RrTt × RrTt The ratio produced is 9 : 3 : 3 : 1 which is also called the “dihybrid” ratio. Therefore, the genotype of the parents should be RrTt. (i.e. heterozygous for both the genes.) |
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Mendel’s “factors” are in fact(A) units(B) chromosomes(C) genes(D) none of these |
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Answer» Correct answer is C. The characters that Mendel chose for experiments were passed down to next generations. Mendel suggested that these characters are governed by factors, which are passed on to next generations. These hereditary factors are now known as genes. |
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Which one of the following best describes a gene?(A) A triplet of nucleotide bases.(B) A specific length of DNA responsible for the inheritance and expression of the character.(C) A specific length of single stranded RNA.(D) Both (B) and (C) |
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Answer» Correct answer is B. Gene is a particular segment of DNA which is responsible for the inheritance and expression of a particular character. |
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An inherited character and its detectable variant is called(A) allele(B) trait(C) gene(D) both (A) and (B) |
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Answer» Correct answer is (B) trait |
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Explain the sense of touch. |
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Answer» Sense of touch: Skin is the sensory organ for touch and is also the largest sense organ. Our sense of touch allows us to feel light sensation like the touch of a feather as well as a heavy sensation like a stone falling on the toe. These sensations come from millions of microscopic simple sensory receptors located all over the skin and associated with the general sensations of contact or pressure, heat, cold, and pain. The receptors are located at different levels within the skin and distributed unevenly. Some parts of the body have a large number of these such as the finger tips, making them more sensitive. Structurally, these touch receptors are either free dendritic endings or encapsulated dendritic endings present in the skin (and other parts of the body). When stimulated, these transmit the sensation to the brain. Given below is a list of some of these receptors present in the skin: (i) Free or bare dendritic nerve endings are present throughout the epidermis taking an extensive branching or "zigzag" form. These respond chiefly to pain and temperature but some respond to pressure as well. The root hair plexuses, network of free nerve endings that surround hair follicles, are light touch receptors that detect bending of hairs. (ii) Meissner's corpuscles are located in the papillary layer of the dermis just below the epidermis, which respond to touch our skin. (iii) Pacinian corpuscles are scattered deep in the dermis and in the subcutaneous tissue of the skin. These are stimulated by deep pressure. These receptors are best suited to monitor vibrations, on-off pressure. (iv) Ruffini's corpuscles respond to heat. (v) Krause's corpuscles are excited by cold and are found in large numbers in the face and hands. |
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