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Q1 :

Which one of the following hormones increases the blood calcium level in the human body?

A
  

Calcitonin

B
  

Parathormone

C
  

Thyroxin

D
  

Vasopressin

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Q2 :

Which one of the following types of blood cells is responsible for the clotting of blood?

A
  

Erythrocytes

B
  

Lymphocytes

C
  

Monocytes

D
  

Thrombocytes

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Q3 :

What is Haemoglobin?

A
  

a conjugated protein

B
  

a conjugated lipid

C
  

an oligosaccharide

D
  

a sterol

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Q4 :

The hormone progesterone in human female is produced by?

A
  

cervix

B
  

corpus luteum

C
  

inner layer of uterus

D
  

oviduct

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Q5 :

ECG is a technique to record the activity of?

A
  

Heart

B
  

Lungs

C
  

Brain

D
  

Muscles

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Q6 :

Which is an essential fatty acid in the human diet?

A
  

Butyric acid

B
  

Linoleic acid

C
  

Oleic acid

D
  

Stearic acid

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Q7 :

Which one of the following organisms is a fungus?

A
  

Staphylococcus

B
  

Salmonella

C
  

Clostridium

D
  

Aspergillus

Q8 :

Consider the following substances
1. ascorbic acid
2. folic acid
3 nicotinic acid
4. pantothenic acid
Which of these are vitamins?

A
  

1, 2, 3 and 4

B
  

2, 3 and 4

C
  

1, 2 and 4

D
  

1 and 3

Q9 :

Consider the following statements regarding human nutrition
1. spinach is a good source  of vitamin A
2. excess vitamin D in diet promotes high calcium absoption
3. one of the causes of pain in the joints is vitamin C deficiency
4. diarrhoea is one of the symptoms of pellagra
Which of these statements are correct?

A
  

1 and 2

B
  

1, 3 and 4

C
  

2, 3 and 4

D
  

1, 2, 3 and 4

Q10 :

Who first disproved the belief that living things arose from non living matter?

A
  

A.I. Oparin

B
  

Joseph Hooker

C
  

Robert Hooke

D
  

Louis Pasteur

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Q11 :

Which of the following human hormones contains iodine?

A
  

Adrenalin

B
  

Progesterone

C
  

Oxytocin

D
  

Thyroxine

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Q12 :

Which one of the following chambers of human heart receives the deoxygenated blood from the body?

A
  

Left Atrium

B
  

Right Atrium

C
  

Left Ventricle

D
  

Right Ventricle

Q13 :

In the context of human physiology, antibodies are —

A
  

carbohydrates

B
  

glycolipids

C
  

proteins

D
  

sterols

Q14 :

Which one of the following vitamins contains cobalt?

A
  

Vitamin B1

B
  

Vitamin B2

C
  

Vitamin B6

D
  

Vitamin B12

Q15 :

Saffron is dried —

A
  

Flower-Buds

B
  

Styles

C
  

Perianth

D
  

Stigmas

Q16 :

Which one of the following plants is useful in treating hypertension?

A
  

Cinchona

B
  

Ocimum

C
  

Rauwolfia

D
  

Vinca

Q17 :

Consider the following statements regarding the functions of liver in human body:
1. Liver produces fibrinogen.
2. Liver regulates blood sugar by retaining excess glucose.
3. Liver syntehsises lactase.
4. Liver stores iron.
Which of these statements is/are correct?

A
  

1 and 3

B
  

2 only

C
  

1, 2 and 4

D
  

1, 3 and 4

Q18 :

Consider the following animals:
1. Bat
2. Frog
3. Hedgehog
4. Snake
Which of these are poikilothermic (cold-blooded) animals?

A
  

2 and 3

B
  

2 and 4

C
  

1 and 3

D
  

1 and 4

Q19 :

The bacterial cell wall is composed of layers of —

A
  

Peptidoglycan

B
  

Phospholipid

C
  

Chitin

D
  

Cellulose

Q20 :

Consider the following statements regarding the plant fruit:
1. A true fruit is a ripened ovary.
2. Pericarp of a fruit develops from the wall of the ovary.
3. The fleshy edible part in pear is not the ripened ovary.
4. The pulpy and juicy edjble part of mango fruit is endocarp.
Which of these statements is/are correct?

A
  

1 only

B
  

2 and 4

C
  

3 and 4

D
  

1, 2 and 3