Multiple Choice Questions

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Animals take phosphorus from

  • water

  • plants

  • rock

  • soil


B.

plants

Phosphorus is a major constituent of biological membranes, nucleic acids and cellular energy transfer systems. Many animals require this element to make shells, bones and teeth. The natural reservoir of phosphorus is rock. It is present in the form of phosphate. When rocks are weathered, minute amounts of these phosphates dissolve in soil solution and are absorbed by the roots of the plants. Herbivores and other animals obtain this element from plants.


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Which of the following have porous body and are diploblastic?

  • Aurelia and Obelia

  • Adamsia and Euplectella

  • Leucosolenia and Spongilla

  • Sycon and Hydra


The taxon which includes related species is

  • class

  • order

  • family

  • genus


Chemosensitive area of respiratory centre in medulla is affected by

  • less CO2 and H+ ions

  • less O2 and Hions

  • excess CO2 and H+ ions

  • excess O2 and Hions


The type of epithelial cells which line the inner surface of Fallopian tubes, bronchioles and bronchi are known as

  • squamous epithelium

  • ciliated epithelium

  • columnar epithelium

  • cubical epithelium


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Microvilli of intestinal epithelium are similar in function with 

  • typhlosole in earthworm

  • hepatic caecae in cockroach

  • intestinal caecum in earthworm

  • Malpighian tubules in coackroach


What are Singer and Nicolson known for?

  • One-gene-one-enzyme hypothesis

  • Plasma membrane modifications

  • Fluid-mosaic model of plasma membrane

  • Structure of DNA


Cyclic photophosphorylation involves

  • PS I

  • PS II

  • PS I and PS II

  • P680


Which one is correct regarding electrocardiograph (ECG)?

  • P- wave represents the electrical excitation of the ventricle.

  • QRS complex represents repolarisation of the ventricles

  • T- wave represents repolarisation of the atria

  • By counting the number of QRS complexes one can determine the pulse rate


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What is the effect of GnRH produced by hypothalamus?

  • Stimulates the synthesis and secretion of androgens

  • Stimulates secretion of milk in mammary glands

  • Stimulates foetal ejection reflex

  • Stimulates synthesis of carbohydrates from non- carbohydrates in liver