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1.

The nucleus must migrate to the cell center in vacuolated cells plants

A. after telophase
B. before anaphase
C. before prophase
D. after prophase
Answer» D. after prophase
2.

The phases of mitosis does not includes division of

A. cytoplasm
B. mitochondria
C. vacuoles
D. nucleus
Answer» D. nucleus
3.

The process of cell division in prokaryotic cells which is similar to mitosis is called

A. diffusion
B. primary fission
C. binary fission
D. active transport
Answer» D. active transport
4.

The process by which haploid daughter cells are formed by the division of diploid cells is called

A. binary fission
B. meiosis
C. mitosis
D. cell regeneration
Answer» C. mitosis
5.

The cell division of mitosis is considered as means of

A. budding
B. binary fission
C. sexual reproduction
D. asexual reproduction
Answer» E.
6.

The categorization of enzymes is based on their

A. sequence of amino acids
B. working site
C. size
D. none of above
Answer» C. size
7.

The organic cofactors that are tightly bound to the enzymes are classified as

A. non-synthetic groups
B. synthetic groups
C. aesthetic groups
D. prosthetic groups
Answer» E.
8.

The state in which substrate molecules do not find any free active site is called

A. denaturation
B. maturation
C. saturation
D. instauration
Answer» D. instauration
9.

The narrow range of pH at which enzymes works on their maximum rate is called

A. unsaturated pH
B. optimum pH
C. natural pH
D. saturated pH
Answer» C. natural pH
10.

The specific temperature at which enzyme works at maximum rate is classified as

A. solute temperature
B. optimum temperature
C. natural temperature
D. solvent temperature
Answer» C. natural temperature
11.

The number of chromosomes in each daughter cells are

A. 58
B. 52
C. not equal
D. equal
Answer» E.
12.

The number of cells that are destroyed in adults by apoptosis are

A. 20 to 35 billion cells
B. 50 to 70 billion cells
C. 10 to 20 billion cells
D. 15 to 25 billion cells
Answer» C. 10 to 20 billion cells
13.

The special enzymes are released during necrosis from

A. lysosomes
B. vacuoles
C. cytoplasm
D. Golgi bodies
Answer» B. vacuoles
14.

The pair of homologous chromosomes is classified as

A. tetravalent
B. trivalent
C. bivalent
D. covalent
Answer» D. covalent
15.

The abnormal separation of chromosomes is classified as

A. diploid budding
B. haploid budding
C. non-disjunction
D. disjunction
Answer» D. disjunction
16.

In 1991 HJP project started to protect the Palas valley which is

A. richest area of biodiversity
B. most fertile area
C. riches resources area
D. hilly area
Answer» B. most fertile area
17.

The number of kingdoms in which organisms are divided is

A. five
B. six
C. seven
D. four
Answer» B. six
18.

The phylum name to which pea plant belongs is

A. collembola
B. megaloptera
C. magnoliophyta
D. hominidae
Answer» D. hominidae
19.

According to Ernst Haeckel, the bacteria were included in

A. kingdom kart
B. kingdom algae
C. kingdom Protista
D. kingdom protozoa
Answer» D. kingdom protozoa
20.

The term used by Edouard Chatton for describing plant and animal cells is

A. gametophytes
B. Eucariotique
C. Procariotique
D. sporophyte
Answer» C. Procariotique
21.

In anaerobic respiration, the pyruvic acid is not oxidized completely and turns into

A. ethane
B. methyl alcohol
C. methane
D. ethyl alcohol
Answer» E.
22.

The rate of photosynthesis increases with the increase in

A. hydrogen
B. nitrogen
C. carbon dioxide
D. oxygen
Answer» D. oxygen
23.

The summarized details of dark reactions are also known as

A. Daniel cycle
B. Ernst cycle
C. Calvin cycle
D. Karl cycle
Answer» D. Karl cycle
24.

The major source of energy to perform cellular functions such as exocytosis, endocytosis, movement, and transmission of nerve impulses is

A. Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)
B. Flavin Adenine Dinucleotide (FAD)
C. Adenosine monophosphate (AMP)
D. none of above
Answer» B. Flavin Adenine Dinucleotide (FAD)
25.

If the left-hand side of the chemical equation is ADP + water then the right-hand side of that chemical equation is equal to

A. AMP + PI + energy
B. APM + MI + energy
C. BMP + BI + energy
D. TDA + TI + energy
Answer» B. APM + MI + energy
26.

Hypothesis should be a

A. general statement only
B. testable only
C. query
D. general statement and testable
Answer» E.
27.

In the Italian word 'malaria', the "aria" means

A. air
B. food
C. soil
D. fire
Answer» B. food
28.

The biological method ensures the data's

A. quality
B. quantity
C. ratio
D. reliability
Answer» B. quantity
29.

The kind of theory in which testing goes on by suggesting new hypotheses is classified as

A. productive theory
B. deductive theory
C. observatory theory
D. reductive theory
Answer» B. deductive theory
30.

The example of the proportion is

A. m x n :: p x q
B. m: n :: p : q
C. m + n : p + q
D. m - n : p - q
Answer» C. m + n : p + q
31.

The xylem tissues are responsible for

A. osmotic pressure
B. secretion of water
C. absorption of water
D. transportation of water
Answer» E.
32.

The color of chlorophyll is

A. green
B. yellow
C. brown
D. red
Answer» B. yellow
33.

The flattened sacs that are present in the cell were discovered by

A. Ernst Haeckel
B. David Baltimore
C. Camillo Golgi
D. Rachel Carson
Answer» D. Rachel Carson
34.

The kind of electron microscope which is used to study the internal structure of cells is

A. scanning electron microscope
B. transmission electron microscope
C. light microscope
D. compound microscope
Answer» C. light microscope
35.

The organelles of eukaryotic cells that are bounded by cell membrane are

A. mitochondria
B. endoplasmic reticulum
C. chloroplasts
D. all of above
Answer» E.
36.

The kind of molecules at which the enzymes act are classified as

A. solutes
B. concentrates
C. nitrates
D. substrates
Answer» E.
37.

The model proposed by Emil Fischer is known as

A. arrow and shield model
B. deduction model
C. induction model
D. lock and key model
Answer» C. induction model
38.

The model which states that specific shapes are possessed by substrate and enzyme is known as

A. deduction model
B. induction model
C. lock and key model
D. arrow and shield model
Answer» D. arrow and shield model
39.

The regulators of enzymatic reactions are classified as

A. activators only
B. converters only
C. inhibitors
D. activators and converters
Answer» E.
40.

The catalytic region in which a small portion of molecules are involved in catalysis is called

A. duplication site
B. absorption site
C. active site
D. inactive site
Answer» D. inactive site
41.

The type of cellular organization in which many organisms do not undergo cellular division is called

A. unicellular
B. multicellular
C. colonial
D. groups
Answer» D. groups
42.

Different organelles assemble to form a

A. cell
B. tissue
C. molecules
D. muscle
Answer» B. tissue
43.

Each organelle has a specified

A. shape
B. function
C. size
D. mass
Answer» C. size
44.

The changes in population occur due to change in

A. biotic factors
B. abiotic factors
C. environmental factors
D. none of above
Answer» C. environmental factors
45.

Considering elements of nature, the elements that make 99% of the total mass present does not include

A. hydrogen
B. magnesium
C. nitrogen
D. oxygen
Answer» C. nitrogen
46.

If the blood group of a person is A then the antibodies present in that person's blood is

A. anti-B antibodies
B. anti-A antibodies
C. anti-O antibodies
D. anti-OA antibodies
Answer» B. anti-A antibodies
47.

The arteries that supply blood to gonads are

A. intercostal arteries
B. celiac arteries
C. hepatic arteries
D. gonadal arteries
Answer» E.
48.

The kind of transpiration which occurs through the stomata in leaves is called

A. phloem transpiration
B. xylem transpiration
C. stomatal transpiration
D. guard transpiration
Answer» D. guard transpiration
49.

The heart receives oxygenated blood from

A. lungs
B. liver
C. kidneys
D. body
Answer» B. liver
50.

The blood group systems are discovered by scientist

A. Thomas Cooley
B. Karl Landsteiner
C. Camillo Golgi
D. Ernst Haeckel
Answer» C. Camillo Golgi