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1.

The duct in which sperms are moved after arriving in the epididymis is called

A. Cowper's gland
B. vas prostate gland
C. vas scrotum
D. vas deferens
Answer» E.
2.

The haploid microspores produced in pollen sacs are called

A. ovary
B. anther
C. stamen
D. carpel
Answer» C. stamen
3.

The point where the seed is attached to the ovary wall is called

A. Plumule
B. radicle
C. hilum
D. none of above
Answer» D. none of above
4.

Peripheral Nervous System consists of nerves and

A. neurons
B. nerve fibers
C. ganglia
D. spinal nerves
Answer» D. spinal nerves
5.

The examples of effectors in nervous coordination

A. human skin and eyes
B. nerve impulses
C. glands and muscles
D. target tissues
Answer» D. target tissues
6.

Considering 10 hours after the intake of food, the normal blood glucose level (per 100 ml) is

A. 70 to 99 mg
B. 100 to 125 mg
C. 126 to 140 mg
D. 50 to 70 mg
Answer» B. 100 to 125 mg
7.

The vasopressin and oxytocin hormone is secreted by the

A. posterior lobe of pituitary gland
B. anterior lobe of pituitary gland
C. anterior lobe of thyroid gland
D. posterior lobe of thyroid gland
Answer» B. anterior lobe of pituitary gland
8.

Height, Weight, intelligence and foot size are examples of

A. continuous variations
B. discontinuous variations
C. dominance trait
D. recessive trait
Answer» B. discontinuous variations
9.

What is the term used for a genotype in which the gene pair contains two different alleles?

A. homozygous genotype
B. heterozygous genotype
C. phenotype
D. none of above
Answer» C. phenotype
10.

The alternating forms of genes are known as

A. assorted crosses
B. transcription crosses
C. alleles
D. translating crosses
Answer» D. translating crosses
11.

The alternative form of a gene is

A. loci
B. inheritance
C. transcription
D. alleles
Answer» E.
12.

The genes of the chromosome consist of

A. genesis
B. dominant genesis
C. deoxyribonucleic acid
D. alleles
Answer» D. alleles
13.

The central concept of natural selection is the evolutionary

A. change
B. ending
C. relation
D. fitness
Answer» E.
14.

Adenine of one nucleotide forms pair with

A. guanine
B. cytosine
C. uracil
D. thymine
Answer» E.
15.

A condition when a gene masks the expression of other is

A. recessive
B. dominance
C. incomplete dominance
D. complete dominance
Answer» C. incomplete dominance
16.

The plants that are bred in artificial selection are classified as

A. traitors
B. breeds
C. karyotin
D. cultivars
Answer» E.
17.

What is present on the outside of double helix?

A. nitrogenous base
B. phosphate-sugar backbone
C. nucleotides
D. ribose sugar
Answer» D. ribose sugar
18.

Which of the following is characterized by the accumulation of uric acid crystals in moveable joints?

A. osteoarthritis
B. rheumatoid arthritis
C. gout
D. osteoporosis
Answer» D. osteoporosis
19.

The number of ribs in the human body is called

A. 30 ribs
B. 32 ribs
C. 28 ribs
D. 24 ribs
Answer» E.
20.

The muscle that contracts and straightens the joint is called

A. flexor muscle
B. straightening muscle
C. extensor muscle
D. skeletal muscle
Answer» D. skeletal muscle
21.

Which of the following is made by pairing biceps and triceps?

A. coordinators
B. oppositely working muscles
C. antagonists
D. muscles
Answer» D. muscles
22.

The flexible yet strong cartilage present in the human skeleton is called

A. fibrous cartilage
B. inelastic cartilage
C. hyaline cartilage
D. elastic cartilage
Answer» D. elastic cartilage
23.

Along with regular intervals of axons, the specialized neuroglial cells are called

A. dendrites
B. malign axons
C. Schwann cells
D. rotator neurons
Answer» D. rotator neurons
24.

What type of disorder epilepsy is?

A. nervous disorder
B. functional disorder
C. vascular disorder
D. psychological disorder
Answer» C. vascular disorder
25.

The major parts of hindbrain include

A. pons
B. medulla oblongata
C. cerebrum
D. all of above
Answer» E.
26.

Where are sound receptor cells present?

A. vestibule
B. semicircular canals
C. cochlea
D. ear
Answer» D. ear
27.

Reflexes such as vomiting, coughing, sneezing, etc. are controlled by

A. spinal cord
B. midbrain
C. medulla oblongata
D. cerebellum
Answer» D. cerebellum
28.

The complete loss of function by one or more muscle groups is called

A. functional disorder
B. epilepsy
C. vascular disorder
D. paralysis
Answer» E.
29.

The parts of the human body that produces specific responses after receiving messages from coordinators are classified as

A. acceptors
B. reflectors
C. effectors
D. coordinators
Answer» D. coordinators
30.

Considering the autonomic nervous system, the nervous system which prepares the human body in dealing with emergencies is called

A. sympathetic nervous system
B. parasympathetic nervous system
C. reflexive nervous system
D. temporal nervous system
Answer» B. parasympathetic nervous system
31.

The person suffering from the long sight disorder is not able to see the

A. distant objects clearly
B. near objects clearly
C. blue objects clearly
D. red objects clearly
Answer» C. blue objects clearly
32.

Considering the lobes of the cerebral cortex, the lobe which is responsible for smell and hearing is called

A. frontal
B. occipital
C. temporal
D. parietal
Answer» D. parietal
33.

The plantation of new plants on non-forest areas is classified as

A. deforestation
B. afforestation
C. overpopulation
D. global warming
Answer» C. overpopulation
34.

The name of the upper layer of the atmosphere is

A. stratosphere
B. troposphere
C. thermosphere
D. exosphere
Answer» B. troposphere
35.

The interaction between different species and the members of species lives together for shorter or longer periods is called

A. predation
B. competition
C. symbiosis
D. commensalism
Answer» D. commensalism
36.

The term "Deforestation" means

A. clearing of forest
B. formation of forest
C. growth of forest
D. damaging of forest
Answer» B. formation of forest
37.

The breakdown of proteins of dead organisms to ammonia is

A. nitrification
B. denitrification
C. ammonification
D. nitrogen fixation
Answer» D. nitrogen fixation
38.

As a result of overpopulation, there is a loss of

A. community
B. ecosystem
C. biome
D. ecosystem
Answer» E.
39.

A mass of cells produce as a result of mitosis is

A. cluster
B. group
C. calluses
D. graft
Answer» D. graft
40.

The optimum temperature for seed germination is 25 °C to

A. 30 °C
B. 40 °C
C. 27 °C
D. 35 °C
Answer» B. 40 °C
41.

The secretions that are responsible for the lubrication of ducts are produced by

A. spermatogonia glands
B. prostate glands
C. Cowper's glands
D. seminal glands
Answer» D. seminal glands
42.

Mint is reproduced by

A. bulbs
B. corms
C. stem tubers
D. suckers
Answer» E.
43.

In the normal chemical composition of urine, water participate

A. 0.98
B. 0.94
C. 0.93
D. 0.95
Answer» E.
44.

Kidneys filter blood to produce

A. urea
B. uric acid
C. urine
D. ammonia
Answer» D. ammonia
45.

The dialyzer is an apparatus used for

A. kidney transplant
B. hemodialysis
C. peritoneal dialysis
D. kidney removal
Answer» C. peritoneal dialysis
46.

Less filtration and more reabsorption occurs when there is

A. shortage of water
B. excess of water
C. loss of water
D. absorption of water
Answer» B. excess of water
47.

In plants, Calcium oxalate is deposited in the form of

A. salts
B. ions
C. chemical
D. crystal
Answer» E.
48.

Location at which two or more bones make contact is called

A. joint
B. tendon
C. ligament
D. cartilage
Answer» B. tendon
49.

In osteoarthritis, the bones at the joints will

A. swell
B. soft
C. bend
D. fused
Answer» E.
50.

The joints which allow movements in one plane and move back and forth are

A. moveable
B. ball and socket
C. slightly moveable
D. immoveable
Answer» B. ball and socket