Question 1:

The type of cell division that occurs during gametogenesis is
 1) Mitosis
 2) Meiosis
 3) Cytokinesis
 4) Amitosis

Question 2:

In ancient day who destroyed the defective babies?
 1) Spartons
 2) Nazi Germans
 3) Australians
 4) Mongolians

Question 3:

Rh factor wa s discovered by
 1) K land Sterner and A.S. Winer
 2) Hugo Deveries
 3) T H Moran
 4) R R race

Question 4:

Out of the following which does not represent the 15th to 28th day of the menstrual cycle?
 1) Premenstrual cycle
 2) Luteal phase
 3) Progestational phase
 4) Folicular phase

Question 5:

The gland present at the base of urinary bladder is
 1) Prostrate gland
 2) Gonophophysis
 3) Mushroom gland
 4) None of the above

Question 6:

The endocrine gland that is considered as primary lymphoid organ
 1) Pituitary
 2) Thyroid
 3) Thymus
 4) Adrenal

Question 7:

Muscular dystrophy is an example for
 1) x linked inheritance
 2) syndrome
 3) Mutation
 4) sPloidy

Question 8:

The predominant hormone during premenstrual phase is
 1) lth
 2) fsh
 3) lh
 4) Progesterone

Question 9:

Oval shaped eggs are produced by
 1) Myxine
 2) Salamander
 3) Calotes
 4) Mullet

Question 10:

Which of the following is otherwise known as vasopressin?
 1) LTH
 2) LH
 3) ADH
 4) STH

Question 11:

The sub archnoid space is enlarged in certain regions to form
 1) Venous blood sinuses
 2) Dural venous sinuses
 3) Sub - dural space
 4) Cisterns

Question 12:

Cauda equina is
 1) Sympathetic nerve bundle
 2) Para sympathetic nerve bundle
 3) Spinal nerve bundle
 4) Sensory nerve bundle

Question 13:

The brain area involved in the interpretive function of languages peculiar to human beings is
 1) Posterior portion of frontal lobe
 2) Central portion of temporal lobe
 3) Posterior portion of partial lobe
 4) Central portion of partial lobe

Question 14:

Which of the following is not true?
 1) Medulla oblongata controls life activities like respiration and circulation
 2) Cerebrum is the seat of intelligence
 3) The midbrain controls the reflex actions of balance, hearing and sight
 4) The occipital lobe of the cerebral cortex is the auditory zone

Question 15:

CSF contains abundant quantity of
 1) Amino acids
 2) Glucose
 3) Chloride
 4) Sodium bicarbonate

Question 16:

Which one is correct? Urine contains
 1)  95% water ; 3% urea ; 2% metabolic waste
 2) 96% water ; 2% urea ; 2% metabolic waste
 3) 94% water ; 3% urea ; 3% metabolic waste
 4) 95% water ; 2% urea ; 3% metabolic waste

Question 17:

In Kidney's the amount of Potassium reabsorbed and amount of urea excreted in 24 hours is respectively -
 1) 16.8g ; 5g
 2) 21g ; 0.2 g
 3) 27g ; 30g
 4) 25g ; 2g

Question 18:

Henle's loop lies in
 1) Cortex
 2) Duct of Bellini
 3) Pyramid
 4) Medulla

Question 19:

The normal blood pressure is expressed as
 1) 140/90 mm / Hg
 2) 80/120 mm / Hg
 3) 160/100 mm / Hg
 4) 120/80 mm / Hg

Question 20:

Blindness to red colour and to green colour are known as respectively
 1) Colour blind ; hemophilia
 2) Protonopia; denteronopia
 3) Denteronopia; Protonopia
 4) Achromatopobia; Protonopia

Question 21:

A frequent of tumour occur as a symptom of AIDS is
 1) Lung Cancer
 2) Leukemia
 3) kaposis sarcoma
 4) lymphoma

Question 22:

How is down syndrome formed
 1) Due to non-disjunction of chromosome - 21 during meiosis
 2) Due to non-disjunction of chromosome - 18 during meiosis.
 3) Addition of one x chromosome to the usual 46 chromosome
 4) Addition of one y chromosome to the usual 46 chromosome.

Question 23:

Type A hepatitis can be prevented by
 1) Passive immunization
 2) Sanitation
 3) Control of reservoirs
 4) Isolation

Question 24:

Escherichia coli produces diarrhoera by
 1) Infection of the bowel
 2) Multiplying in the small intestine
 3) Food poisoining
 4) Abdominal pain

Question 25:

Typoid fever is transmitted by
 1) Ingastion of contaminated food
 2) The faecal oral route or urine oral rute
 3) Faecally contaminated water
 4) Vectors

Question 26:

The third link in the chain of inspection is
 1) Direct transmission
 2) Indirect transmission
 3) Susceptible host
 4) Human reservoir

Question 27:

Immunoglobulin is a kind og
 1) Physical agent
 2) Biological agent
 3) Immunising agent
 4) chemical agent

Question 28:

The botanical name of Cauliflower is
1. Brassica oleracea var. capitata
2. Brassica oleracea var. gemmifera
3. Brassica campestris
4. Brassica oleracea var. botrytis

Question 29:

Phytohormones are synthesized in
1. all parts of a plant
2. tips of roots and stem only
3. many parts of a plant
4. leaves only

Question 30:

Plant fibres can originate from:
1. phloem, xylem epidermis and sclerenchyma tissues
2. phloem, xylem and sclerenchyma tissues
3. phloem, xylem and epidermis tissues
4. xylem, epidermis and sclerenchyma tissues

Question 31:

The term which refers to the arrangements of foliage leaves with respect to each other in the vegetation bud is
1. ptyxis
2. prefoliation
3. phyllotaxy
4. venation

Question 32:

Vibrissae are associated with the function of :
1. thermoregulation
2. gustation
3. tactile perception
4. reproduction

Question 33:

Which one of the following has no intermediate canal ?
1. Tape worm
2. Liver fluke
3. Round worm
4. Plasmodium

Question 34:

The respiratory organs of spides are
1. Gills
2. Lungs
3. Book lungs
4. Book gills

Question 35:

Smooth muscle fibres are not
1. Spindle shaped
2. Structurally simplest
3. Under the control of A.N.S
4. Syncytial

Question 36:

A bacterium contains 3960 amino acids. Given the information that 4 is the average number of amino acids per polynucleotide for this bacterium what is the good estimate for the total number of genes of this organism ?
1. 160
2. 330
3. 990
4. 1320

Question 37:

Which of the following organelle is related with genetic engineering ?
1. Plastids
2. Plasmids
3. Mitochondria
4. Lysosomes

Question 38:

The AV node in the heart of man is
1. Pace maker
2. Pace setter
3. Purkinji fibres
4. Bundle of his

Question 39:

Fertilization in frog takes place in
1. Uterus
2. Fallopian tube
3. Water
4. Upper part of oviduct

Question 40:

Cottony downy growth or superficially occurring powder substrance in diseased plants is referred to as
1. Rust
2. Smut
3. Scab
4. Mildew

Question 41:

The fovea consis of
1. equal amounts of rods and cones
2. more rods than cones
3. only rods
4. only cones

Question 42:

The vitamin which is deficient in diet of anaemic persons is :
1. B12
2. B6
3. A
4. Both (a) and (c )

Question 43:

The organisation of the shoot apex into tunica and corpus is determined largely on the basis of :
1. rate of shoot tip growth
2. rate of cell division
3. planes of cell division
4. regions of meristematic activity

Question 44:

Collenchyma is found in stems and petioles of :
1. Hydrophytes
2. Herbaceous climbers
3. Xerophytes
4. Lianas

Question 45:

Pseudo stratified epithelium is found in;
1. Female reproductive system
2. Blood vessels
3. Passage of respiratory and male reproductive system
4. Digestive tract

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