Biology Practice Question and Answer

Q:

What is the effect of Oxytocin produced by hypothalamus?

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    Stimulates the synthesis and secretion of androgens
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    Stimulates formation of milk in mammary glands
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    Stimulates a vigorous myometrial contraction at the time of childbirth
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    Stimulates synthesis of carbohydrates from non-carbohydrates in liver
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Answer : 3. "Stimulates a vigorous myometrial contraction at the time of childbirth"

Q:

Which of the following body parts is directly affected in the disease called rickets?

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    Eyes
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    Tongue
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    Spleen
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    Bones
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Answer : 4. "Bones"
Explanation :

1. Rickets is a bone disease caused by vitamin D deficiency.

2. Due to rickets, the absorption of calcium and phosphorus in the bones decreases.

3. The solution to protect exclusively breastfed babies from this disease is Vitamin D supplements.

Q:

The hard chewing surface of the teeth is____

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    Enamel
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    Tongue
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    Frenulum
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    Papillae
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Answer : 1. "Enamel "

Q:

The term 'mitochondria' was coined by:

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    Carl Benda
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    J E Salk
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    Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
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    Charles Laveran
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Answer : 1. "Carl Benda"

Q:

What is a diphyodont type of dentition?

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    Two types of teeth only
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    Two phase of gums and teeth
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    Three types of teeth
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    Two sets of teeth during life
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Answer : 4. "Two sets of teeth during life"

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What is digestion?

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    Conversion of complex bio-macromolecules to simple absorbable forms
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    Conversion of complex biomolecules to a simple form
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    Conversion of complex bio-macromolecules to a simple form
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    Conversion of simple biomolecules to complex form
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Answer : 1. "Conversion of complex bio-macromolecules to simple absorbable forms"

Q:

Which group of animals are named because of their spiny skin and a peculiar water-driven tube system that they use for moving around?

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    Hemichordata 
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    Aschelminthes 
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    Echinodermata 
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    Mollusca 
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Answer : 3. "Echinodermata "
Explanation :

1. All the creatures of Echinodermata phylum are marine and have thorny bodies.

2. There is a mass flow system in their body.

3. A specific water-conveying canal system is found, which helps in their movement.

Q:

What is the osmolarity(in mO smolL–1) in the outer cortex and inner medullary region?

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    300 and 900 respectively
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    600 and 300 respectively
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    1200 and 300 respectively
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    300 and 1200 respectively
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Answer : 4. "300 and 1200 respectively"

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