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1451.

The kind of fatty acids whose carbon atoms are bonded to the hydrogen atoms are called

A. nitric fatty acids
B. citric fatty acids
C. acetone fatty acids
D. saturated fatty acids
Answer» E.
1452.

The main sections of alimentary canal includes

A. pharynx and stomach
B. oral cavity and esophagus
C. large and small intestine
D. all of above
Answer» E.
1453.

The gland which is located on right side of abdomen beneath the diaphragm is

A. liver
B. pituitary gland
C. stomach
D. thyroid gland
Answer» B. pituitary gland
1454.

The electrons of Transmission Electron Microscope are transmitted through

A. photographic film
B. vacuum chamber
C. glass funnel
D. specimen
Answer» E.
1455.

The Dutch naturalist who observed first living cells is

A. Bruce Albert
B. Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
C. Ernst Haeckel
D. Richard Alexander
Answer» C. Ernst Haeckel
1456.

The Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) stands for

A. deoxyribonucleic acid
B. dicotyledonous nuclei
C. deoxidized nuclei
D. all of above
Answer» B. dicotyledonous nuclei
1457.

The environment in which net uptake of water is so low that the cell becomes flaccid is

A. toning environment
B. hypertonic environment
C. hypotonic environment
D. isotonic environment
Answer» E.
1458.

The measure of the clarity of a particular object is classified as

A. resolution only
B. resolving power only
C. up gradation
D. resolution and resolving power
Answer» E.
1459.

The weight of liver in adult humans is about

A. 0.5 kg
B. 1.5 kg
C. 2.7 kg
D. 3.2 kg
Answer» C. 2.7 kg
1460.

The macronutrients include all except

A. potassium
B. iron
C. magnesium
D. nitrogen
Answer» C. magnesium
1461.

The excess amount of nitrogen leads to

A. delayed fruiting only
B. delayed flowering only
C. rapid fruiting
D. delayed fruiting and flowering
Answer» E.
1462.

The first ten inches of the small intestine is classified as

A. salivary amylase
B. sphincter
C. gastric glands
D. duodenum
Answer» E.
1463.

The groups in which vitamins can be divided are

A. fat-soluble vitamins only
B. water-soluble vitamins only
C. oxygen-soluble vitamins
D. fat and water soluble vitamins
Answer» E.
1464.

The form of material the cell takes in during phagocytosis is

A. frozen form
B. solid form
C. liquid form
D. gaseous form
Answer» C. liquid form
1465.

Considering the types of endocytosis, the pinocytosis means cellular

A. respiration
B. osmosis
C. drinking
D. eating
Answer» D. eating
1466.

The distance between two points at which human eye can differentiate separately is

A. 0.03 mm apart
B. 0.05 mm apart
C. 0.5 mm apart
D. 0.1 mm apart
Answer» E.
1467.

The cambium located on lateral parts of plants on the outer side is called

A. vascular cambium
B. cork cambium
C. shoot cambium
D. root cambium
Answer» C. shoot cambium
1468.

The cells that are specialized in conducting messages in the form of nerve impulses are called

A. skeletal cells
B. cardiac cells
C. nerve cells
D. epidermal cells
Answer» D. epidermal cells
1469.

The redox reaction in living organisms involves the gain and loss of

A. carbon atoms
B. nitrogen atoms
C. hydrogen atoms
D. oxygen atoms
Answer» D. oxygen atoms
1470.

The high-energy molecules that are made by capturing light energy are

A. Adenosine monophosphate (AMP) and Adenosine diphosphate (ADP)
B. Adenosine monophosphate (AMP) and ATP
C. Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate (NADPH) and Adenosine triphosphate (ATP)
D. Adenosine triphosphate (ATP and Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA)
Answer» D. Adenosine triphosphate (ATP and Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA)
1471.

The factors that can act as limiting factors for the photosynthesis process includes

A. light intensity
B. availability of water
C. concentration of carbon dioxide
D. all of above
Answer» E.
1472.

The British biochemist who discovered the series of reactions involved in the mechanism of respiration is

A. Sir Melvin Calvin
B. Sir Hans Calvin
C. Sir Hans Krebs
D. Sir Hans Melvin
Answer» D. Sir Hans Melvin
1473.

The example of an activity which follows the catabolic mechanism is

A. photosynthesis
B. respiration
C. electrolysis
D. glycolysis
Answer» C. electrolysis
1474.

The branch of biology 'embryology' deals with the study of

A. tissues
B. organelles
C. genetics
D. embryo development
Answer» E.
1475.

The example of an organism which shows the colonial organization is

A. amoeba
B. euglena
C. paramecium
D. Volvox
Answer» E.
1476.

The study of life in a scientific manner is called

A. biology
B. geology
C. anatomy
D. entomology
Answer» B. geology
1477.

The branch of biology 'paleontology' which deals with the study of

A. insects
B. fossils
C. parasites
D. welfare of mankind
Answer» C. parasites
1478.

Organisms having many organelles are called

A. prokaryotes
B. eukaryotes
C. protist
D. unicellular
Answer» C. protist
1479.

The stratified squamous epithelium tissues is present in

A. end of bones and trachea
B. lungs and kidneys
C. urinary bladder and kidneys
D. mouth and esophagus
Answer» E.
1480.

The network of microtubules and microfilaments is classified as

A. endoplasmic skeleton
B. vertebral skeleton
C. active skeleton
D. cytoskeleton
Answer» D. cytoskeleton
1481.

The tissue that forms a complete communication system and performs the function of information transmission is

A. endoplasmic tissues
B. centrosome tissue
C. nucleotide tissue
D. nervous tissue
Answer» E.
1482.

The meristems that are located on lateral sides of shoot and roots are called

A. cutin meristems
B. lateral meristems
C. vascular meristems
D. epidermal meristems
Answer» C. vascular meristems
1483.

Two glass lenses are used in

A. compound microscope
B. light microscope
C. electron microscope
D. simple microscope
Answer» C. electron microscope
1484.

The function of centriole is the formation of

A. cytoplasm
B. mitochondria
C. spindle fibers
D. vacuoles
Answer» D. vacuoles
1485.

The leucoplasts are plastids that stores

A. proteins
B. lipids
C. starch
D. all of above
Answer» E.
1486.

A photograph which is taken from a microscope is called

A. photograph
B. micrograph
C. diagraph
D. graph
Answer» C. diagraph
1487.

The cells that are round for accommodating globular hemoglobin are

A. mitotic cells
B. transparent cells
C. white blood cells
D. red blood cells
Answer» E.
1488.

The layer which gives elasticity and fluidity to the membrane is

A. lipid bilayer
B. mosaic bilayer
C. acidic bilayer
D. manganese bilayer
Answer» B. mosaic bilayer
1489.

The scientist Jabir Bin Hayan was born in

A. 941 AD
B. 621 AD
C. 721 AD
D. 841 AD
Answer» D. 841 AD
1490.

The structures of an atom are formed by many

A. subatomic particles
B. atoms
C. ions
D. charges
Answer» B. atoms
1491.

In biology field the latest profession is

A. biotechnology
B. bioinformatics
C. biochemistry
D. biophysics
Answer» B. bioinformatics
1492.

The time of the year when mustard plants produce seeds is

A. end of autumn
B. end of spring
C. end of summer
D. end of winter
Answer» E.
1493.

The assembling of different populations that interacts with one another in the same environment is classified as

A. biosphere
B. abiotic phylum
C. habitat
D. community
Answer» E.
1494.

The kind of cellular organization in which organisms lacks multicellular sex organs is classified as simple

A. gametophyte
B. multicellular
C. unicellular
D. sporophyte
Answer» C. unicellular
1495.

Forests are regarded as valuable for its

A. aesthetic beauty
B. cultural resource
C. tourism
D. all of above
Answer» E.
1496.

Biodiversity is also regarded as

A. natural diversity
B. national diversity
C. artificial diversity
D. primary diversity
Answer» B. national diversity
1497.

Biological resources are used to manufacture

A. drugs
B. plastic
C. clothes
D. furniture
Answer» B. plastic
1498.

Considering five kingdom classification, the kingdom Monera consists of

A. acellular
B. simple multicellular
C. prokaryotic organisms
D. eukaryotic unicellular
Answer» D. eukaryotic unicellular
1499.

The trunk which carries the blood to lungs is called

A. aortic trunk
B. pericardium trunk
C. pericardial trunk
D. pulmonary trunk
Answer» E.
1500.

The protein which is known as blood clotting protein is

A. fibrinogen
B. hydrogen
C. nitrogen
D. albumin
Answer» B. hydrogen