Hormones are carried from their place of production by

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Hormones are carried from their place of production by

A. ducts

B. blood

C. lymph

D. muscus

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B. blood

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The normal systolic blood pressure is

A. 140

B. 120

C. 180

D. 80

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The metallic part in haemoglobin is

A. Copper

C. Nickel

D. Iron

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The influenza vaccine was discovered by

A. Salk

C. Mittel

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Turner's syndrome is a disease caused by

B. virus

C. fungus

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Two tall plants, each being a hybrid and carrying a recessive factor for dwarfness are crossed. What proportion of their offspring will be dwarf?

A. 0.5

B. 0.25

C. 0.75

D. 1

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Lactose and Rennin, the enzymes required to digest milk, disappear in the human body by the age of _______ years.

A. 2

B. 3

C. 5

D. 8

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Pneumonia is ,a bacterial disease caused by the type of bacteria called

B. Cocci

D. Vibrio

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Phonoreceptor refers to the perception of

A. light

B. sound

C. touch

D. smell

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Phototropism means that plants react to the direction of

A. sound

B. wind

C. light

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Maintenance of pregency is under the control of

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The medulla oblongata encloses the

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Necrosis is a symptom which is recognised by

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The theory of 'jumping genes' was propounded by

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Chlorosis is the phenomenon where leaves have

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The biogenetic law was proposed by

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The olfactory area is concerned with

A. smell

B. sight

D. speech

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Egg laying animals are referred to as

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What are the symptoms of Xeroph-thalmia?

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The tallest tree in the world Sequoia™ is found in

A. UK

B. USA

D. China

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The biologist who believed in the spontaneous creation of microorganisms was

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Biological control is to check growth of

A. plants

C. weeds

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Organisms that depend only on raw plant products are said to be

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The pigment which is responsible for blood clotting is

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Who considered evolution as due to mutation?

D. Cuvier

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What is the other name for the brain?

A. myelon

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The pH of normal urine of man ranges from

A. 6 - 8

D. 8 10

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Answer 1

A. synthesis of simple DNA

Answer 2

B. genetic code

Answer 3

C. reduction of mutation

Answer 4

D. synthesis of RNA from bacterial cell

Answer 5

B. Molybdenum

Answer 6

A. Palaeozoic era

Answer 7

B. Mesozoic era

Answer 8

C. Cenozoic era

Answer 9

D. Archaeozoic era

Answer 10

A. Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen

Answer 11

B. Water Vapour, Hydrogen and Oxygen

Answer 12

C. Oxygen, Carbondioxide and Nitrogen

Answer 13

D. Water Vapour, Ammonia and Methane

Answer 14

A. X-chromosomes

Answer 15

B. Y-chromosomes

Answer 16

C. different part of X- and Y-chromosomes

Answer 17

D. autosomes

Answer 18

B. Khorana

Answer 19

D. None of the above

Answer 20

A. bacteria

Answer 21

D. chromosomal imbalance

Answer 22

A. Bacilli

Answer 23

C. Sprilli

Answer 24

D. gravity

Answer 25

A. Follicular stimulating hormone

Answer 26

B. Growth hormone

Answer 27

C. Estrogen

Answer 28

D. Progesterone

Answer 29

A. optic lobe

Answer 30

B. optic capsule

Answer 31

C. second ventricle

Answer 32

D. fourth ventricle

Answer 33

A. pattern colouration on leaves

Answer 34

B. little leaves

Answer 35

C. out growth

Answer 36

D. death of tissues

Answer 37

A. Gregor John Mendel

Answer 38

B. Thomas Hunt Morgan

Answer 39

C. Barbara McClintock

Answer 40

D. Watson and Crick

Answer 41

A. more chlorophyll

Answer 42

B. less chlorophyll

Answer 43

C. no chlorophyll

Answer 44

D. patches of chlorophyll

Answer 45

A. Alfred Russel Wallace

Answer 46

B. Charles Darwin

Answer 47

C. Ernst von Haeckel

Answer 48

D. Lamarck

Answer 49

C. hearing

Answer 50

A. viviparous

Answer 51

B. oviparous

Answer 52

C. ovoviviparous

Answer 53

D. vegetative

Answer 54

A. eye weakness

Answer 55

B. dry skin and night blindness

Answer 56

C. nervous break down

Answer 57

D. All the above

Answer 58

C. former USSR

Answer 59

A. Leuwenhock

Answer 60

B. Needham

Answer 61

C. Spallanzeni

Answer 62

D. Pasteur

Answer 63

B. animals

Answer 64

D. one pest by another

Answer 65

A. herbivorous

Answer 66

B. vegetarian

Answer 67

C. carnivorous

Answer 68

D. omnivorous

Answer 69

A. Fibrinogen

Answer 70

B. Haemoglobin

Answer 71

C. Glucose

Answer 72

D. Blood cells

Answer 73

A. Charles Darwin

Answer 74

B. Lamarck

Answer 75

C. Hugo de Vries

Answer 76

B. encephalon

Answer 77

C. cephalon

Answer 78

D. All the above

Answer 79

B. 4.5 - 6

Answer 80

C. 2.5 - 6

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