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451.

The photosynthetic pigments are organized in clusters are known as

A. solvent systems
B. synthetic systems
C. photo systems
D. electro systems
Answer» D. electro systems
452.

The deficiency or absence of any environmental factors that can decrease the rate or speed of metabolic reaction is called

A. limiting factor
B. defeating factor
C. winning factor
D. metabolic factor
Answer» B. defeating factor
453.

The study of the relationship between energy and transformation of energy in living organisms is known as

A. catabolize energetic
B. anabolic energetic
C. broken energetic
D. bioenergetics
Answer» E.
454.

The division of plant tissues based on structure and function includes

A. meristematic tissue only
B. permanent tissue only
C. parenchymatous tissues
D. meristematic and permanent tissues
Answer» E.
455.

The animal either unicellular or multicellular, if they have distinct nucleus are called as

A. prokaryotes
B. eukaryotes
C. protist
D. protozoa
Answer» D. protozoa
456.

The macromolecules are the ones that have

A. high rate of respiration
B. high molecular weights
C. low molecular weights
D. low rate of absorption
Answer» C. low molecular weights
457.

The tissues that help in the contraction of stomach walls to grind food are classified as

A. covalent tissues
B. micro tissues
C. macro tissues
D. muscular tissues
Answer» E.
458.

Organisms are

A. eternal
B. mortal
C. unlimited life span
D. immortal
Answer» C. unlimited life span
459.

The process of yielding cellular energy is classified as

A. anabolic reactions
B. cellular respiration
C. pigmented reactions
D. carbolic reactions
Answer» C. pigmented reactions
460.

The uses of fermentation include

A. cheese and yogurt making
B. brewing
C. baking
D. all of above
Answer» E.
461.

During alcoholic fermentation, the pyruvic acid is broken down into

A. monosaccharide
B. alcohol
C. glucose
D. polysaccharides
Answer» C. glucose
462.

The time of respiration is

A. during day
B. during night
C. during afternoon
D. whole day
Answer» E.
463.

The O2 is reduced in cellular respiration into

A. O2
B. H2O
C. CO2
D. C2
Answer» C. CO2
464.

The minimum energy required for starting reaction is called

A. enzymatic energy
B. catalysis energy
C. solvent energy
D. activation energy
Answer» E.
465.

The usage of enzymes in breaking starch into the sugars in production of buns and white bread is considered as the usage of

A. brewing industry
B. paper industry
C. food industry
D. detergent industry
Answer» D. detergent industry
466.

The conversion of substrates into different molecules in the presence of enzymes are called

A. catalysts
B. by products
C. products
D. covalent solutes
Answer» D. covalent solutes
467.

The non-protein ions or molecules required by enzymes are called

A. bifactors
B. cofactors
C. inhibitors
D. deactivators
Answer» C. inhibitors
468.

The major part of the metabolism which regulates metabolic pathways is classified as

A. enzymes
B. covalent bond
C. solute
D. solvent
Answer» B. covalent bond
469.

The rays of light are absorbed by

A. nucleated pigments
B. catabolic pigments
C. anabolic pigments
D. photosynthetic pigments
Answer» E.
470.

The increase in the level of carbon dioxide beyond a certain level leads to the

A. decreased photosynthesis only
B. closure of stomata only
C. increased photosynthesis
D. decreased photosynthesis and closure of stomata
Answer» E.
471.

When FAD get two atoms of hydrogen, it becomes

A. FADH2
B. NADH2
C. NADH
D. ADH2
Answer» B. NADH2
472.

The macromolecules that are synthesized includes

A. Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA)
B. Ribonucleic Acid (RNA)
C. proteins
D. all of above
Answer» E.
473.

The water present in the soil is absorbed through osmosis by

A. stems and leaves
B. leaves and roots
C. root hairs and roots
D. xylem and shoots
Answer» D. xylem and shoots
474.

The name of fiber supplement is

A. Ispaghol husk
B. cumin husk
C. coriander husk
D. mint husk
Answer» B. cumin husk
475.

The wave of relaxation and contraction in muscles of walls of the alimentary canal is called

A. pharynx amylase
B. salivary amylase
C. anti-peristalsis
D. peristalsis
Answer» E.
476.

The trace mineral which hardens tooth enamel and stabilizes the minerals of bones is

A. sodium
B. magnesium
C. calcium
D. fluoride
Answer» E.
477.

The part of the large intestine from which water is absorbed into the blood is called

A. gall bladder
B. cardiac sphincter
C. colon
D. pyloric sphincter
Answer» D. pyloric sphincter
478.

The glycerol and fatty acids are absorbed into lacteal of

A. duodenum
B. villus
C. bile
D. bolus
Answer» C. bile
479.

The mass of the heart in a normal adult is about

A. 250-350 g
B. 350-400 g
C. 400-450 g
D. 200-250 g
Answer» B. 350-400 g
480.

The pressure in sieve tubes of phloem is decreased due to the exit of

A. nitrogen
B. oxygen
C. water
D. carbon dioxide
Answer» D. carbon dioxide
481.

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

A. anti-O and anti-A antibodies
B. anti-O and anti-B antibodies
C. anti-B and anti-A antibodies
D. anti-B antibodies
Answer» D. anti-B antibodies
482.

Considering the cardiac cycle, the sound "lub" is produced when the

A. atria contracts
B. atria relax
C. ventricles relax
D. ventricles contract
Answer» E.
483.

The excess of glucose formed in mesophyll cells is converted into

A. oxygen
B. carbon dioxide
C. amino acids
D. sucrose
Answer» E.
484.

The muscles that have involuntary action are

A. smooth and skeletal muscles
B. cardiac and smooth muscles
C. skeletal and cardiac muscles
D. squamous and ciliated muscles
Answer» C. skeletal and cardiac muscles
485.

The example of a hyper solution is

A. hydrochloric acid
B. nitric acid
C. freshwater
D. seawater
Answer» E.
486.

The fine-thread like the structure of chromosomes during interphase is classified as

A. microtubules
B. radii
C. chromatin
D. nuclei
Answer» D. nuclei
487.

The cells that transmit the nerve impulses are

A. nerve cells
B. root hair cells
C. red blood cells
D. granum cells
Answer» B. root hair cells
488.

The cells were first described by Robert Hooke is

A. 1765
B. 1965
C. 1865
D. 1665
Answer» E.
489.

The relationship of biology to other sciences in which organisms are studied from economic point of view is classified as

A. zoology
B. biogeography
C. bio economic
D. botany
Answer» D. botany
490.

The characteristics which are regarded as characteristics of life are all

A. same
B. different
C. new
D. complex
Answer» B. different
491.

The study of inheritance is done in

A. genetics
B. physiology
C. biotechnology
D. parasitology
Answer» B. physiology
492.

The branch of biology which deals with the study of social behavior of animals is classified as

A. socio-biology
B. microbiology
C. embryology
D. anatomy
Answer» B. microbiology
493.

The basic types of cells includes

A. prokaryotes only
B. eukaryotes only
C. protist
D. prokaryotes and eukaryotes
Answer» E.
494.

The sunlight absorbed by chlorophylls is converted into the

A. synthetic energy
B. potential energy
C. kinetic energy
D. chemical energy
Answer» E.
495.

The Nobel Prize winner Fritz Lipmann who proposed ATP as major energy-transfer molecule in cells in

A. 1949
B. 1935
C. 1941
D. 1929
Answer» D. 1929
496.

The fuel used by cells in cellular respiration to get energy is

A. polysaccharides
B. polypeptides
C. glucose
D. sugar
Answer» D. sugar
497.

The Nobel Prize winner biologist who proposed ATP as major energy-transfer molecule in cells is

A. Fritz Lipmann
B. Emil August
C. Daniel Koshland
D. Karl Lohmann
Answer» B. Emil August
498.

The site of occurrence of glycolysis is

A. smooth endoplasmic reticulum
B. cytoplasm
C. vacuoles
D. rough endoplasmic reticulum
Answer» C. vacuoles
499.

Epithelial, nervous, connective and muscular tissues are the major type of

A. animal tissue
B. plant tissue
C. bacteria
D. fungi
Answer» B. plant tissue
500.

Insects are studied in

A. entomology
B. immunology
C. paleontology
D. taxonomy
Answer» B. immunology