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Q: Pollination is best defined as to 1358 0

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    transfer of pollen from another to stigma
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    germination of pollen grains
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    growth of pollen tube in ovule
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    visiting flowers by insects
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    transfer of pollen from another to stigma
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    germination of pollen grains
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    growth of pollen tube in ovule
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    visiting flowers by insects
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Answer : 1. "transfer of pollen from another to stigma" 5. "transfer of pollen from another to stigma"

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Pathogenic bacteria secrete 

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    Hormones
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    Interferons
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    Antigens
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    Antibodies
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Answer : 3. "Antigens "

Q: Photosynthesis generally takes place in which parts of the plant? 1348 0

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    Leaf and other chloroplast bearing parts
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    stem and leaf
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    Roots and chloroplast bearing parts
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    Bark and leaf
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Answer : 1. "Leaf and other chloroplast bearing parts"

Q:

Hair is composed of protein called – 

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    keratin
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    Casein
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    Globulin
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    Mucin
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Answer : 1. "keratin "
Explanation :

(A) Keratin

Hair is primarily composed of a protein called keratin. Keratin is a fibrous structural protein that forms the main component of hair, as well as nails and the outer layer of the skin. It provides strength and resilience to these structures. The other options—Casein, Globulin, and Mucin—are proteins found in other parts of the body and have different functions.

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What is the unit of Nervous system?

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    Brain
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    Spinal Cord
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    Nerves
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    Neuron
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Answer : 4. "Neuron "

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Which one of the following is the richest source of vitamin C?

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    Guava
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    Pineapple
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    Orange
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    Tomato
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Answer : 1. "Guava "
Explanation :

(A) Guava

Guava is considered one of the richest sources of vitamin C among fruits. It contains a high concentration of ascorbic acid, which is a form of vitamin C. While other fruits like oranges and pineapples also contain vitamin C, guava surpasses them in terms of vitamin C content per serving. Tomatoes, although a good source of vitamin C, are generally lower in vitamin C compared to guava.

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Which is known as Catholic acid? 

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    Acetic acid
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    Oxalic acid
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    Phenol
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    Ethanol
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Answer : 3. "Phenol "

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Dinosaurs were: 

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    Egg - laying mammals
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    Reptiles that became extinct
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    Mammals that became extinct
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    Large herbivorous creatures which gave rise to hippopotamus species
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Answer : 2. "Reptiles that became extinct "

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