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- Question 1 of 20
1. Question
Consider the following statements: [1996]
AIDS -is transmitted
1. By sexual intercourse
2. By blood transfusion
3. By mosquitoes and other blood sucking insects
4. Across the placentaCorrectAIDS is a viral disease. The virus is called HIV. This disease transmitted by sexual intercourse, blood transfusion and from pregnant mother to baby through placenta.
IncorrectAIDS is a viral disease. The virus is called HIV. This disease transmitted by sexual intercourse, blood transfusion and from pregnant mother to baby through placenta.
UnattemptedAIDS is a viral disease. The virus is called HIV. This disease transmitted by sexual intercourse, blood transfusion and from pregnant mother to baby through placenta.
- Question 2 of 20
2. Question
Which of the following would lead to malnutrition? [1996]
1. Overnutrition
2. Undernutrition
3. Imbalanced nutrition
Select the correct answer by using the codes given below.
Codes:CorrectMalnutrition is defined as the insufficient, excessive or imbalanced consumption of nutrients. So under nutrition, over nutrition and imbalanced nutrition leads to malnutrition.
IncorrectMalnutrition is defined as the insufficient, excessive or imbalanced consumption of nutrients. So under nutrition, over nutrition and imbalanced nutrition leads to malnutrition.
UnattemptedMalnutrition is defined as the insufficient, excessive or imbalanced consumption of nutrients. So under nutrition, over nutrition and imbalanced nutrition leads to malnutrition.
- Question 3 of 20
3. Question
People drinking water from a shallow hand pump, are likely to suffer from all of the following diseases except [1996]
CorrectCholera, Typhoid and Jaundice are water born diseases. In shallow hand pumps there is possibility of microbial contamination (bacteria) to water. But fluorosis occurs due to excess amount of fluorine found in water.
IncorrectCholera, Typhoid and Jaundice are water born diseases. In shallow hand pumps there is possibility of microbial contamination (bacteria) to water. But fluorosis occurs due to excess amount of fluorine found in water.
UnattemptedCholera, Typhoid and Jaundice are water born diseases. In shallow hand pumps there is possibility of microbial contamination (bacteria) to water. But fluorosis occurs due to excess amount of fluorine found in water.
- Question 4 of 20
4. Question
Besides proteins and carbohydrates, other elements of nutritional value found in milk, include [1996]
CorrectBesides proteins and carbohydrates, approximately 67% of calcium, 35% of magnesium and 44% of the phosphorus found in milk.
IncorrectBesides proteins and carbohydrates, approximately 67% of calcium, 35% of magnesium and 44% of the phosphorus found in milk.
UnattemptedBesides proteins and carbohydrates, approximately 67% of calcium, 35% of magnesium and 44% of the phosphorus found in milk.
- Question 5 of 20
5. Question
Fat present below the skin surface in our body, acts as a barrier against [1996]
CorrectFat present below the skin surface in our body, act as a insulator against loss of heat from the body. The deposited fat works as barrier, which prevents loss of heat.
IncorrectFat present below the skin surface in our body, act as a insulator against loss of heat from the body. The deposited fat works as barrier, which prevents loss of heat.
UnattemptedFat present below the skin surface in our body, act as a insulator against loss of heat from the body. The deposited fat works as barrier, which prevents loss of heat.
- Question 6 of 20
6. Question
The major chemical compound found in kidney stones is: [1996]
CorrectThe composition of kidney stone is
Calcium oxalate – 80%
Uric acid – 5%
Amino acid cystine – 2%
Magnesium and ammonium phosphate – 13%IncorrectThe composition of kidney stone is
Calcium oxalate – 80%
Uric acid – 5%
Amino acid cystine – 2%
Magnesium and ammonium phosphate – 13%UnattemptedThe composition of kidney stone is
Calcium oxalate – 80%
Uric acid – 5%
Amino acid cystine – 2%
Magnesium and ammonium phosphate – 13% - Question 7 of 20
7. Question
Which one of the following organisms is likely to show the highest concentration of DDT, once it has been introduced into the ecosystem? [1997]
CorrectDDT is non-biodegradable chemical. Biomagnification is the phenomenon of increasing concentration of compound in the tissue of organism, as the compound passes up a food chain, usually as a result of food intake. In this case, the concentration of compound will increase with increasing the tropic level.
Biomagnifying pollutants which increases in concentration from producers ⟶ Primary consumers ⟶ Secondary consumers ⟶ Tertiary consumers ⟶ Top consumer.
The snake is a tertiary consumer. So the DDT concentration will high in snake.IncorrectDDT is non-biodegradable chemical. Biomagnification is the phenomenon of increasing concentration of compound in the tissue of organism, as the compound passes up a food chain, usually as a result of food intake. In this case, the concentration of compound will increase with increasing the tropic level.
Biomagnifying pollutants which increases in concentration from producers ⟶ Primary consumers ⟶ Secondary consumers ⟶ Tertiary consumers ⟶ Top consumer.
The snake is a tertiary consumer. So the DDT concentration will high in snake.UnattemptedDDT is non-biodegradable chemical. Biomagnification is the phenomenon of increasing concentration of compound in the tissue of organism, as the compound passes up a food chain, usually as a result of food intake. In this case, the concentration of compound will increase with increasing the tropic level.
Biomagnifying pollutants which increases in concentration from producers ⟶ Primary consumers ⟶ Secondary consumers ⟶ Tertiary consumers ⟶ Top consumer.
The snake is a tertiary consumer. So the DDT concentration will high in snake. - Question 8 of 20
8. Question
The pituitary gland by virtue of its tropic hormones controls the secretaoy activity of other endocrine glands. Which one of the following endocrine gland can function independent of the pituitary gland? [1997]
CorrectParathyroid gland is not controlled by pituitary. The parathormone which is secreted from this gland regulates calcium and phosphorus ion in body.
IncorrectParathyroid gland is not controlled by pituitary. The parathormone which is secreted from this gland regulates calcium and phosphorus ion in body.
UnattemptedParathyroid gland is not controlled by pituitary. The parathormone which is secreted from this gland regulates calcium and phosphorus ion in body.
- Question 9 of 20
9. Question
Oxygen transportation in a human body takes place through [1997]
1. Blood
2. Lungs
3. Tissue
The correct sequence of transportation isCorrectIn human body oxygen first comes through lungs. From lungs to different tissue via blood.
IncorrectIn human body oxygen first comes through lungs. From lungs to different tissue via blood.
UnattemptedIn human body oxygen first comes through lungs. From lungs to different tissue via blood.
- Question 10 of 20
10. Question
Corpus luteum is a mass of cells found in [1997]
CorrectCorpus luteum is a mass of cells found in ovary. It produces progesterone hormone. If the ovary is not fertilised, the corpus-luteum degenerates after about two weeks and is gradually replaced by ordinary ovary tissue.
IncorrectCorpus luteum is a mass of cells found in ovary. It produces progesterone hormone. If the ovary is not fertilised, the corpus-luteum degenerates after about two weeks and is gradually replaced by ordinary ovary tissue.
UnattemptedCorpus luteum is a mass of cells found in ovary. It produces progesterone hormone. If the ovary is not fertilised, the corpus-luteum degenerates after about two weeks and is gradually replaced by ordinary ovary tissue.
- Question 11 of 20
11. Question
Alpha-keratin is a protein, present in [1997]
CorrectAlpha keratin is a protein, found in skin, hair, nail, claws and hooves of animals.
IncorrectAlpha keratin is a protein, found in skin, hair, nail, claws and hooves of animals.
UnattemptedAlpha keratin is a protein, found in skin, hair, nail, claws and hooves of animals.
- Question 12 of 20
12. Question
What is the average fat content of buffalo milk? [1997]
CorrectAverage fat content in buffalo milk is 7.2% and average fat content in cow milk is 4.4%. As per the nutrient components, buffalo milk contains all the nutrients in higher proportion than cow’s milk.
IncorrectAverage fat content in buffalo milk is 7.2% and average fat content in cow milk is 4.4%. As per the nutrient components, buffalo milk contains all the nutrients in higher proportion than cow’s milk.
UnattemptedAverage fat content in buffalo milk is 7.2% and average fat content in cow milk is 4.4%. As per the nutrient components, buffalo milk contains all the nutrients in higher proportion than cow’s milk.
- Question 13 of 20
13. Question
The major component of honey is [1997]
CorrectThe major component of honey is fructose. Composition of honey in (percentage)
Fructose – 38.2
Glucose – 31
Water – 17.1
Maltose – 7.2
Carbohydrate – 4.2
Sucrose – 1.5
Minerals – 0.5IncorrectThe major component of honey is fructose. Composition of honey in (percentage)
Fructose – 38.2
Glucose – 31
Water – 17.1
Maltose – 7.2
Carbohydrate – 4.2
Sucrose – 1.5
Minerals – 0.5UnattemptedThe major component of honey is fructose. Composition of honey in (percentage)
Fructose – 38.2
Glucose – 31
Water – 17.1
Maltose – 7.2
Carbohydrate – 4.2
Sucrose – 1.5
Minerals – 0.5 - Question 14 of 20
14. Question
Arteries supplying blood to the heart are called [1997]
CorrectCoronary arteries supply blood to heart. Carotid arteries supply the blood to head region. Hepatic arteries supply to liver and pulmonary arteries supplies blood to the lungs.
IncorrectCoronary arteries supply blood to heart. Carotid arteries supply the blood to head region. Hepatic arteries supply to liver and pulmonary arteries supplies blood to the lungs.
UnattemptedCoronary arteries supply blood to heart. Carotid arteries supply the blood to head region. Hepatic arteries supply to liver and pulmonary arteries supplies blood to the lungs.
- Question 15 of 20
15. Question
Daily intake of proteins, recommended for a moderately active woman is [1997]
CorrectDaily intake of protein for active woman is 46 gram. But at pregnant women the protein requirement increase to 47 – 60 gm per day.
IncorrectDaily intake of protein for active woman is 46 gram. But at pregnant women the protein requirement increase to 47 – 60 gm per day.
UnattemptedDaily intake of protein for active woman is 46 gram. But at pregnant women the protein requirement increase to 47 – 60 gm per day.
- Question 16 of 20
16. Question
Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer by using the codes given below: [1997]
List- I List-II
A. Malaria 1. Bone marrow
B. Filaria 2. Brain
C. Encephalitis 3. Muscle
D. Leukaemia 4. Lymph node
5. Blood cellsCorrectMalaria is the parasitic disease spreads through the sucking of blood through mosquitoes. The malaria parasite invades blood cells. The virus of encephalitis most active in brains. Filaria parasite found in blood lymph and leukaemia is cancer mainly the abnormal cell growth in bone narrow.
IncorrectMalaria is the parasitic disease spreads through the sucking of blood through mosquitoes. The malaria parasite invades blood cells. The virus of encephalitis most active in brains. Filaria parasite found in blood lymph and leukaemia is cancer mainly the abnormal cell growth in bone narrow.
UnattemptedMalaria is the parasitic disease spreads through the sucking of blood through mosquitoes. The malaria parasite invades blood cells. The virus of encephalitis most active in brains. Filaria parasite found in blood lymph and leukaemia is cancer mainly the abnormal cell growth in bone narrow.
- Question 17 of 20
17. Question
Antigen is a substance which [1997]
CorrectAntigen is a foreign molecule that invade the body of an organism. Antigen also induce immune response to stimulate lymphocyte to produce antibody. The majority of them are proteins and polysaccharides found on the wall of bacteria and on the cell coats of virus.
IncorrectAntigen is a foreign molecule that invade the body of an organism. Antigen also induce immune response to stimulate lymphocyte to produce antibody. The majority of them are proteins and polysaccharides found on the wall of bacteria and on the cell coats of virus.
UnattemptedAntigen is a foreign molecule that invade the body of an organism. Antigen also induce immune response to stimulate lymphocyte to produce antibody. The majority of them are proteins and polysaccharides found on the wall of bacteria and on the cell coats of virus.
- Question 18 of 20
18. Question
The sequencing of the entire genome (the totality of all genes) of an organism was completed in 1996. The organism was: [1997]
CorrectThe sequencing of the entire genome of yeast was completed in 1996.
IncorrectThe sequencing of the entire genome of yeast was completed in 1996.
UnattemptedThe sequencing of the entire genome of yeast was completed in 1996.
- Question 19 of 20
19. Question
Examine the following three statements: [1998]
1. Processed meat is a perishable food
2. All perishable foods are packed in sealed tins
3. Sealed tins sometimes do not contain processed meat
Which one of the following inferences can be drawn from the above statements?CorrectWe can draw the inference that processed meat is always packed in sealed tins.
IncorrectWe can draw the inference that processed meat is always packed in sealed tins.
UnattemptedWe can draw the inference that processed meat is always packed in sealed tins.
- Question 20 of 20
20. Question
Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer using the codes given below the lists: [1998]
List-I List-II
A. Theory of mutation 1. Beadle and Tatum
B. Theory of evolution 2. Jacob and Monad
C. One gene one enzyme hypothesis 3. Darwin
D. Operon concept 4. de Vries
Codes:CorrectTheory of mutation is postulated by de Vries. Theory of evolution is by Charl’s Darwin. Operon concept is given by Jacob and Monad. One gene and one enzyme hyoptheisis is proposed by Beadle and Tautum.
IncorrectTheory of mutation is postulated by de Vries. Theory of evolution is by Charl’s Darwin. Operon concept is given by Jacob and Monad. One gene and one enzyme hyoptheisis is proposed by Beadle and Tautum.
UnattemptedTheory of mutation is postulated by de Vries. Theory of evolution is by Charl’s Darwin. Operon concept is given by Jacob and Monad. One gene and one enzyme hyoptheisis is proposed by Beadle and Tautum.