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751.

The specific behavior of cells to maintain the shape of sort portions of shrubs and trees is

A. osmosis of cells
B. turgor of cells
C. opening of stomatas
D. diffusion of cells
Answer» C. opening of stomatas
752.

The cutin coating on the leaves and stems of plants is classified as

A. meristem
B. epidermis
C. cuticle
D. stomata
Answer» D. stomata
753.

The two scientists who had proposed cell theory in initial forms are

A. Schwann and Schleiden
B. Watson and David
C. Bruce and John
D. Nicolas and Rudolf
Answer» B. Watson and David
754.

The by-product of photosynthesis is

A. oxygen
B. nitrogen
C. carbon dioxide
D. Sulphur
Answer» B. nitrogen
755.

The double-ringed nitrogenous base present in ATP molecule is known as

A. adenine
B. ribose
C. phosphate group
D. adenosine
Answer» B. ribose
756.

The raw materials of photosynthesis are

A. nitrogen and water
B. soil and water
C. oxygen and water
D. carbon dioxide and water
Answer» E.
757.

The stages of the mechanism of aerobic respiration do not include

A. electron transport chain
B. glycolysis
C. Krebs cycle
D. electrolysis
Answer» E.
758.

The chemical formula of alcohol is

A. (C2)H5OH)
B. (C6)H12OH)
C. (C5)H5OH)
D. (C7)H8OH)
Answer» B. (C6)H12OH)
759.

The problems related to nutrition of nutrients is called

A. malnutrition
B. solubility of nutrition
C. insolubility of nutrition
D. balancing of nutrition
Answer» B. solubility of nutrition
760.

The amount of calories found in one gram of proteins is

A. 9 kilocalories
B. 7 kilocalories
C. 4 kilocalories
D. 5 kilocalories
Answer» D. 5 kilocalories
761.

The kind of malnutrition (PEM) stands for

A. pepsin energy malnutrition
B. protein-excess malnutrition
C. protein-energy malnutrition
D. pepsin-enzyme malnutrition
Answer» D. pepsin-enzyme malnutrition
762.

The proteins are considered as essential components of

A. cytoplasm and organelles
B. ligaments and tendons
C. cytoplasm and muscles
D. all of above
Answer» E.
763.

The number of sphincters in stomach are

A. cardiac sphincter only
B. pyloric sphincter only
C. gastric portion
D. cardiac and pyloric sphincter
Answer» E.
764.

The atherosclerosis and arteriosclerosis are classified as disease of

A. arteries
B. bones
C. liver
D. kidneys
Answer» B. bones
765.

In females, the number of red blood cells in one cubic millimeter of blood are

A. 1 to 2 million
B. 2 to 3 million
C. 4 to 4.5 million
D. 4.5 to 5.5 million
Answer» D. 4.5 to 5.5 million
766.

The eosinophils, neutrophils and basophils are considered as part of

A. granulocytes
B. Agranulocytes
C. megakaryocytes
D. thrombocytes
Answer» B. Agranulocytes
767.

After receiving the blood from lungs, the heart pumps it to the

A. right atria
B. left atria
C. arms and legs
D. body
Answer» E.
768.

The inferior mesenteric artery is located below the

A. gonadal arteries
B. intercostal arteries
C. dorsal aorta
D. superior vena cava
Answer» B. intercostal arteries
769.

The molecule of hemoglobin contains single atom of

A. iron
B. zinc
C. magnesium
D. potassium
Answer» B. zinc
770.

The symptom of an ulcer is

A. abdominal burning after meals
B. increase in weight
C. kidney stones
D. cough and fever
Answer» B. increase in weight
771.

The spherical mass in which pieces of food are slipped that were rolled up by tongue is

A. saliva
B. bolus
C. bile
D. esophagus
Answer» C. bile
772.

The important sources of lipids include

A. apricots and plums
B. strawberries and cherries
C. apples and kiwi
D. coconut and mustard seeds
Answer» E.
773.

The disease which is caused by intake of insufficient amount of iodine in the diet is

A. intestinal ulcer
B. lung cancer
C. goiter
D. kidney stones
Answer» D. kidney stones
774.

The bile is released into the duodenum through the duct called

A. common bile duct
B. pancreatic bile duct
C. oral bile duct
D. urinary bile duct
Answer» B. pancreatic bile duct
775.

The first fat-soluble vitamin 'vitamin A' was identified in

A. 1913
B. 1918
C. 1923
D. 1926
Answer» B. 1918
776.

The mineral which acts as a cofactor for other enzymes is

A. iron
B. ethane
C. methane
D. potassium
Answer» E.
777.

The wilting and yellowing of leaves is due to the deficiency of

A. calcium
B. magnesium
C. potassium
D. sodium
Answer» C. potassium
778.

The disease caused in adults because of deficiency of vitamin D is

A. hemophilia
B. tuberculosis
C. osteoporosis
D. Osteomalacia
Answer» E.
779.

During the day, the plants keep their

A. stomata opens
B. stomata closed
C. phloem blocked
D. xylem blocked
Answer» B. stomata closed
780.

The oxygenated blood is brought to left atrium from lungs through

A. pulmonary veins
B. pericardial veins
C. pericardium veins
D. semi lunar veins
Answer» B. pericardial veins
781.

The veins that comes from pancreas, spleen, stomach and intestine drains into

A. superior dorsal vein
B. inferior portal vein
C. hepatic portal vein
D. superior portal vein
Answer» D. superior portal vein
782.

The pulmonary veins are veins from

A. lungs
B. ankles and knees
C. liver and kidneys
D. stomach and kidneys
Answer» B. ankles and knees
783.

The meaning of infarction is death of

A. aorta
B. artery
C. tissue
D. muscle
Answer» D. muscle
784.

The situation in which transport protein moves the substance to lower concentration from higher concentration is called

A. osmoregulatory diffusion
B. facilitated diffusion
C. passive diffusion
D. active diffusion
Answer» C. passive diffusion
785.

The cell organelle which is found in the cells of photosynthetic protists and plants is called

A. granum
B. stroma
C. chloroplasts
D. plastids
Answer» E.
786.

As compared to simple diffusion, the facilitated diffusion rate is

A. higher
B. lower
C. equal
D. none of above
Answer» B. lower
787.

Considering kinds of epithelial tissues, the columnar epithelium is composed of

A. elongated cells
B. flat cells with flagella
C. cube cells with cilia
D. flat cells with cilia
Answer» B. flat cells with flagella
788.

The lumen is also known as

A. right artery
B. left artery
C. small intestine
D. large intestine
Answer» D. large intestine
789.

The gut disorder in which the inner wall of the gut become sore is called

A. typhoid
B. ulcer
C. hepatitis B
D. constipation
Answer» C. hepatitis B
790.

The molecules that cannot cross the membranes are classified as

A. diffusible molecules
B. non-diffusible molecules
C. saturated molecules
D. unsaturated molecules
Answer» B. non-diffusible molecules
791.

The zinc, chromium, fluorine, and iodine are considered as

A. oxidized minerals
B. trace minerals
C. major minerals
D. mega minerals
Answer» C. major minerals
792.

The amount of calories found in one gram of carbohydrates is

A. 9 kilocalories
B. 7 kilocalories
C. 4 kilocalories
D. 5 kilocalories
Answer» D. 5 kilocalories
793.

The effects of organic fertilizers include

A. aeration
B. soil drainage
C. ability of nutrient holding
D. all of above
Answer» E.
794.

The kind of malnutrition in which more nutrients are taken than the required amount for normal growth of the body is

A. protein energy malnutrition
B. over-intake of nutrients
C. mineral deficiency diseases
D. pepsin-enzyme malnutrition
Answer» C. mineral deficiency diseases
795.

The J-shaped structure located beneath the diaphragm in the left of the abdomen is classified as

A. liver
B. lungs
C. kidneys
D. stomach
Answer» E.
796.

The fibrous protein which gives strength and support to connective tissues is classified as

A. cartilage
B. collagen
C. keratin
D. cervical
Answer» C. keratin
797.

The inorganic elements that cannot be made in the bodies and are originated in the Earth are called

A. carbohydrates
B. proteins
C. lipids
D. minerals
Answer» E.
798.

The gastric juice is composed of

A. mucous
B. hydrochloric acid
C. pepsinogen
D. all of above
Answer» E.
799.

The cancerous mutation in lymph tissue cells or bone marrow leads to defective

A. Agranulocytes
B. erythrocytes
C. leukocytes
D. thrombocytes
Answer» D. thrombocytes
800.

The person having blood group O have

A. antigen A
B. antigen B
C. No antigens
D. none of above
Answer» D. none of above