9th Class Biology Chapter 1 Short Questions with Answers Solved

Question: 1

Define Genetics.

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The study of genes and their roles in inheritance is called genetics, Inheritance means the transmission of characters from one generation to the other. Example: Eye colour, height.

Question: 2

Differentiate between morphology and anatomy.

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Morphology:The branch of biology, which deals with the study of the structures and forms of living organisms is called morphology. Example: Study of eye etc.

Question: 3

Define biology.

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biology is the scientific study of life. The word biology has been derived from two Greek words, "bios" meaning life and 'logos' meaning thought or reasoning.

Question: 4

Define Science.

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Science is the study in which observations are made, experiments are done and logical conclusions are drawn in order to understand the principles of nature.

Question: 5

Define Molecular biology.

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this branch , deals with the study of the molecules of like e.g. water, proteins, carbohydrates, lipids and nucleic acids.

Question: 6

What are protists?

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The unicellular or simple multicellular organisms with distinct nuclei are called protest. Examples: Euglena, Paramecium, Green algae etc.

Question: 7

Define embryology.

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It is teh study of teh development of an embryo to new individual.

Question: 8

Define biotechnology.

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It deals practical application of living organisms to make substances for the welfare of mankind. Example: Insulin

Question: 9

What do you mean by horticulture and how is it related agriculture?

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Horticulture: It deals with the art of gardening. A horticulturist works for the betterment of existing varieties and for the production of new varieties of ornamental plants and fruit plants.

Question: 10

Define microbiology.

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The division of biology, which deals the study of microorganisms such as bacteria, is called microbiology.

Question: 11

What are different groups of living organisms?

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Prokaryotes, Protist , Fungi, Plants, Animals

Question: 12

Define prokaryotes.

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The unicellular organism that do not have distinct nucleus are grouped as prokaryotes. Example: Bacteria.

Question: 13

What is Medicine and Surgery?

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The profession of medicine deals with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases in human in surgery the body parts may be repaired replaced or removed.

Question: 14

Define Pharmacology.

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The branch of biology in which we study of drugs and their effects on system of human body is called pharmacology.

Question: 15

Define environmental biology.

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The branch of biology, which deals with the study of the interactions between the organisms and their environment.

Question: 16

What are fossils?

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The remains of extinct organisms are called fossils.

Question: 17

Define biophysics.

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It deals with the study of the principles of physic,which are applicable to biological phenomena , for example there is a similarity between the working principles of lever in physics and limbs of animal in biology

Question: 18

Define Sociobiology.

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This branch deals with the study of social behavior of the animals that make societics

Question: 19

What is studied in profession of farming?

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It deals with the development and maintenance of different types of farm. For example in some farms. Animals breeding technologics are used for the production of animals which are better protein and milk sources. In poultry farms chicken and eggs are produced.

Question: 20

Define taxonomy.

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The study of the naming and classification of organisms into groups and sub groups is called taxonomy.

Question: 21

Define paleontology

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The study of fossils is called paleontology.The remains of extinct organisms are called fossils .

Question: 22

Define immunology.

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The study of the immune system of animals which defends the body against invading microbes in called immunology.

Question: 23

Define parasitology?

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The branch of biology, which deals with the study of parasites is called parasitology.

Question: 24

What is parasite?

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The organisms that take food and shelter from living hosts and in return harm them are called parasite.

Question: 25

What are prokaryotes?

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The organisms whose cells do not have distinct nucleus, lack membrane bounded structure like mitochondria and have limited number and types of organelles are called prokaryotes. e.g. bacteria

Question: 26

Define organelle.

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Biomolecules assemble in a particular way and form organelles. These ae sub-cellular structure. Example: Prokaryotic cell , Eukaryotes cell

Question: 27

What are the contributions of Bu Ali Sina?

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He is honoured as the fonder of medicine and called as Avicenna in the west. He was a physician, philosopher, astronomer and poet. One of his books"Al-Qanun fial-Tib" is known as the cannon of medicine in West.

Question: 28

Write down the contributions of Abdul Malik Asmai.

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Abdul Malik is considered the first Muslim scientist who studied animals in detail. His famous writing include Al-abil(Camel)", "Al-Khail (horse)", 'Al-Wahoosh (animal0" and " Kalq-al-ansan.

Question: 29

What are teh functions of orgenelles?

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Each type of organelle is specialized to perform as specific function. Example: Mitochondria specialized for cellular respiration. Ribosomes are specialized for protein synthesis.

Question: 30

Define Molecule.

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atoms of different elements combine with each other through ionic or covalent bonding to make a stable particle, which is called molecule.

Question: 31

What are eukaryotes?

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The organisms whose cells do have distinct nucleus, membrane bounded structures and large number and types of organelles. Example. animal cells.

Question: 32

Define Forestry.

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It forestry, professional look after natural forests and advises to the government for planting and growing artificial forests.

Question: 33

Describe major contributions of Jabir Bin Hayan.

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Jabir Bin Hayyan introduced experimental investigation in chemistry and also wrote a number of books on plants and animals . HIs famous books are "Al-Nabatat" and "Al-Haywan.

Question: 34

Define Biomolecule.

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The stable particle which is made by atoms of bioelements i.e. carbon, nitrogen, sulphur etc through konic or covalent bonding is called biomolecules. Types: Macromolecules ,Macromolecules

Question: 35

What are elements?

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Elements are pure substances, which are made up of same kind of atoms having same atomic numbers.

Question: 36

What is volvox?

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Volvox is a green algae found in water that shows colonial organization. Hundreds of Volvox cells make a colony.

Question: 37

What is meant by bio element?

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The elements, which take part in making body mass of living things are called bio elements these are 16

Question: 38

Define community.

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A community is the assemblage of different populations,interacting with one another with in the same environment. Example: A forest may be considered as a community. It includes different plants, micro-organismm,fungi and animal species.

Question: 39

Name major types of animal tissues.

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There are four major types of animals tissues. Epithelial tissues, Connective tissues, Nervous tissue, Muscular tissue

Question: 40

Define tissue.

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We can define a tissue as a group of similar cells specialized for the performance of a common function. Example ; Animal tissue and plant tissue.

Question: 41

Name three types of cellular organizations?

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These are . Unicellular organization, Colonial organization, Multicellular organization

Question: 42

Which organs make digestive system.

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Oral cavity,Stomach, Liver, Pancreas, small intestine, large intestine.

Question: 43

Name any four unicellular organisms.

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Amoeba, Paramecium, Euglena, Virus

Question: 44

Which membrane is present both in prokaryotes & eukaryotes.

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Cell membrane.

Question: 45

Difference between unicellular and multicellular.

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Unicellular:An organism which is made up of one cell is called unicellular organism. Example: Paramecium, amoeba etc

Question: 46

Define organ.

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In higher multicellular organisms, more than one types of tissues having related functions are organized together to make a unit, called organ. Example: Stomach and liver etc.

Question: 47

Define population.

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A populationis defined as a group of organisms of the same species located at the same place, in the same time. Example: Human population in Pakistan in 2019 comprises of 173.5 million individuals.

Question: 48

What is habitat and how it is different from community?

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Habitat: It means the area of the environment in which organism lives. Community: In community different populations interacting with each other, one another live with the same environment, but in habitat we talk about an organism's living area.

Question: 49

Define pressure and flow mechanism

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In pressure-flow mechanism , food is moved from sources to sinks . At source (sugars) is moved by active transport into the sieve tubes of phloem . Due to the presence of sugar in sieve tubes , their solute concentration increases and water enters them from xylem (via osmosis) . This results in higher pressure of water in these tubes , which drives solution of food towards sink. At the sink end , food is unloaded by active transport . Water also exists from the seive tube . The exit of water decreases pressure in seive tubes , which causes a mass flow from the higher pressure at the source to the now lowered pressure at the sink

Question: 50

What is the function of reproductive part of plant?

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Flowers take part in sexual reproduction and produce fruits and seeds.

Question: 51

Define organ system.

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Different organs performing related functions are organized together in the form of an organ system. In organ system each organ performs a specific function.

Question: 52

What is chronic bronchitis?

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It usually last a about three months to two years and it is develop by bronchi

Question: 53

Define breathing?

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The physical movement movement associated with gaseous exchange

Question: 54

Define Zoology:

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This division of biology deals with the study of animals. example: The study of frog, human etc.

Question: 55

Define species.

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A species is defined as a group of organisms capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring.

Question: 56

Scientific name of frog.

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Frog live in the both water and terriestial medium. IT Belong TO Class Amphibian,its scientific name is Rana tigrina.

Question: 57

What are pleural membranes and pleural fluid?

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Each lung is covered by outer and inner pleural membranes. Between these two membranes there is a pleural fluid which provides lubrication for expansion and contraction of lungs.

Question: 58

Name major types of animal tissue.

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Epithelial tissues ,Connective tissues, Nervous tissue, Muscular tissue

Question: 59

What is the biosphere level?

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The part of the Earth inhabited by organisms'communities is known as biosphere. It constitutes all ecosystems (areas where living organisms interact with the nonliving components of the environment) and is also called the zone of life on Earth.

Question: 60

What is the significance of C-Shaped cartilaginous rings of trachea?

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These prevent the trachea from collapsing

Question: 61

Write two advantages of Brassica plant/Mustard plant.

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Advantages of Brassica plant is. the plant body of Brassica is used as vegetable. Its seeds are used for extracting oil

Question: 62

Write names of three main divisions of biology.

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The name of three divisions of biology. Zoology, Botany, Microbiology.

Question: 63

What is glottis?

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Glottis is a narrow opening at the floe larynx through glottis.

Question: 64

Define botany.

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This division of biology deals with the study of plants. Example: The study of Rose, mustard plant. etc

Question: 65

Which organs make digestive system?

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Oral cavity, stomach, liver, pancreas, small intestine, large intestine

Question: 66

What are lenticles?

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In woody stems and mature roots. the gaseous exchange. So, there are certain p lenticles allow air to pass through it.

Question: 67

Name some plant tissue.

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Epidermal tissue, Ground tissues

Question: 68

What do you meant by transpiration Explain it .

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Transpiration is the loss of water from plant surface through evaporation . This loss may occur through stomatal in leaves through the cuticle present on leaf epidermis and through special opening called lenticels present in the stem of some plant . Most of transpiration occurs through stomata and is called stomatal transpiration

Question: 69

What is emphysema?

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It is respiratory disorder in which break down of alveolar wall occur. It result in larger sac but with has surface area for gaseous exchange.

Question: 70

What are alveoli?

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These are cluster of pouches which form the respiratory surface in human body. Each alveolus is 3 sac like structure lined by a single layer of epithelial cells. It is bounded by a net-work of capillaries.

Question: 71

Define pulmonary and systematic circulation ?

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Pulmonary circulation : The pathways on which deoxygenated blood is carried from the heart to the lungs and in return oxygenated blood is carried from the lungs to heart is called pulmonary circulation

Question: 72

What are symptoms of bronchitis?

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Cough, Mild wheezing, Chills, Shortness of breath.

Question: 73

_{Define cellular respiration?}

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The process in which the C-H bond of food is broken down into CO2 and H2O by using oxygen by oxidation reduction reaction is called cellular respiration.

Question: 74

Define gaseous exchange?

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The process of taking oxygen in and giving out CO2 is called gaseous exchange. It is of 2 types.

(i) Breathing

(ii) Cellular respiration

Question: 75

Why do organisms need energy?

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The organisms need energy in the form of ATP for their activities and processes.

Question: 76

What is epiglottis?

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Ans: The glottis is guarded by a flap of tissues and it also prevents food to enter into larynx

Question: 77

What is diaphragm?

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It is a thick muscular, dome shaped structure present below the lungs. It helps in breathing.

Question: 78

What are bad effect of smoking?

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Ans: (i) Smoking causes cancer in kidney oral Cavity, larynx, breast, bladder

(ii) Smoking effect air passage way.

(iii) Smoking effect circulatory system.

(iv) Smoking cause arteriosclerosis (Increase production of blood platelets) and narrowing the arteries.

Question: 79

What is larynx?

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The upper most part of the trachea is fibrous bands called vocal cord. When air also called voice box.

Question: 80

Who many types of bronchitis?

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It usually lasts about two weaks. It has no permanent damage.

Question: 81

What are causes of lung cancer?

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(i) Carcinogens present in tobacco smoke

(ii) Ionizing radiations (iii)Viral infection

Question: 82

What structures are responsible for woody stems and mature roots?

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Lenticels

Question: 83

What is pneumonia?

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It is an infection of lungs. If it affects both Iungs is called double pneumonia

Question: 84

What are bronchiodilators?

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These are chemicals which dilate the bronchioles. These are given to asthma patients in the form of inhalers.

Question: 85

What are causes of pneumonia?

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Pneumonia is mostly caused by a bacterium streptococcus. It is also caused by virus or by fungal infection.

Question: 86

What are the causes of cancer?

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(i) Smoking

(ii) Ionizing radiation

(iii) Viral infection

Question: 87

Where is located the respiratory centre?

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It is located in the brain. It is sensitive to the concentration of CO₂

Question: 88

What is difference between breathing and respiration?

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Respiration and breathing are not the some process. Respiration is a mechanical and biochemical process while breathing is just a mechanical process.

Question: 89

What structure are responsible for gaseous exchange in leaves and young stems?

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Stomata and Lenticels.

Question: 90

Name parts of air passageways

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Nose→Phyrnx→Larynx→Trachea→Bronchi→Bronchioles→

alveolar→ducts→alveoli

Question: 91

What is the rate of breathing during exercise?

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30-40 times minute.

Question: 92

What is bronchitis?

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It is the inflammation of the bronchi & bronchioles. It result in more secretions of mucous int, these tubes. It leads to swelling of tubes.

Question: 93

Different between bronchi and bronchioles

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Trachea divided into two branches which are called bronchi. Each bronchus further divided into very fine tubes called bronchioles.

Question: 94

Define Homeostasis ?

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Homeostasis may be defined as the maintenance of internal conditions of body at equilibrium despite changes in the external environment

Question: 95

What are two phases of breathing?

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(i) Inspiration

(ii) Expiation

Question: 96

What is the effect of smoking on teeth ?

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Smoking causes weakening and staining of teeth . The loss of teeth is 2-3 times higher in smokes than in non-smokes

Question: 97

Differential between inspiration and expiration

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Intake of air from atmosphere into lungs is called inspiration and in expiration expelled out.

Question: 98

What is rate of breathing at rest?

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16-20 times minute.

Question: 99

What is treatment of pneumonia?

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(i) Vaccines prevent pneumonia.

(ii) Antibiotics are used.

Question: 100

What are the % ages of inspired air and expired air?

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21 % 02 in inspired air 16 % 02 in expired air

Question: 101

Name some respiratory disorders.

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Bronchitis, Emphyseinar,Phneumonia, Asthma, Lung cancer etc.

Question: 102

What are causes of bronchitis?

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It is caused by viruses, bacteria or exposure to chemical irritants

Question: 103

What are symptoms of pneumonia?

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Cold that is followed by a high fever, shivering, cough with sputum production, Shortness of breath, skin purplish due to the poor oxygenation.

Question: 104

What are symptoms of Asthma?

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Shortness of breath, Wheezing. Chronic cough. Tightness of chest.

Question: 105

What is the major cause of emphysema?

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Smoking.

Question: 106

What is the treatment of Bronchitis?

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Antibiotics are used to treat the patient.

Question: 107

What are xerophytes and how they reduce water loss ?

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Xerophytes are the plants which live in dry environment . They have thick , waxy cuticle over their epidermis and less number of stomata to reduce water loss from internal tissues

Question: 108

What are the homeostatic organs in man ?

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Main homeostatic organs in man are :

1: Lungs

2: Skin

3: Kidneys

Question: 109

What are the symptoms of emphysema?

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Shortness of breath, Fatigue, weight loss

Question: 110

What is the treatment of emphysema?

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Drug therapy , Antibiotics

Question: 111

What is the treatment of lungs cancer ?

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1: Chemotherapy 2: Radiotherapy

Question: 112

What is asthma?

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It is chronic inflammation of bronchi which results in swelling and narrowing of air passageways.

Question: 113

What are causes of asthma?

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(i) Allergens.

(ii) Irritants

Question: 114

What is treatment of Asthma?

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(i) Bronchiodilators(ii) Antibiotics

Question: 115

What is W.H.O ?

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W.H.O means World Health Organization

Question: 116

Does smoking increases chances of tuberculosis and pneumonia ?

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Yes , smoking increases chances of tuberculosis 2-4 times and pneumonia by 4 times

Question: 117

How many carcinogens are found in cigarette smoke?

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Over 50

Question: 118

What is renal medulla ?

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Renal medulla is the inner part of kidney part of kidney and is pale red in colour

Question: 119

What is lung cancer?

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It is disease of uncontrolled cell divisions in tissue of lungs.

Question: 120

What is passive smoking?What is its effect?

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Inhalation of smoke from another's smoking, is known as passive smoking. It may cause lung cancer.

Question: 121

What are preventive measures of lung cancer?

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1: Elimination of tobacco smoking

2: Cessation of smoking

Question: 122

What is Hilus ?

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It is a depression near centre of the concave area of kidney through which ureter leaves kidney and other structures enter or leave kidney

Question: 123

Define transpiration .

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The loss of water in the form of vapours from the plant surface is called transpiration . It occurs through leaves

Question: 124

Does smoking effect only lungs ?

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No, smoking may also effect other organs of body e.g kidneys, oral cavity , larynx , breast , bladder , pancreas etc

Question: 125

What is the effect of monoxide present in tobacco smoke ?

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Co in tobacco smoke decrease the O₂carrying capacity of heamoglobin

Question: 126

How many different chemicals are found in cigarette smoke?

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Over 4000

Question: 127

What is metabolic wastes

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The waste produced during the metabolism of body . That may harm the body is called metabolic waste

Question: 128

Is hydrogen is the excretory product of plants?

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No , hydrogen is not a excretory product of plant

Question: 129

Define osmoregulation ?

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It is the maintenance of the amounts of water and salts in body fluids . It is done by kidneys and skin

Question: 130

What are the major causes of kidney stones?

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(i) Diet containing more greeny vegetables, salts etc.

(ii) Recurring urinary tract infections.

(iii) Less intake of water.

(iv) Alcohol consumption.

Question: 131

What are allergens ?

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Allergens are the chemical or substances that can irritate the respiratory that are called as allergens . For example pollens ,fragrant particles ,dust particles etc

Question: 132

What is biophysics?

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The interdisciplinar science that deals with the study of the principles of physics which are applicable to biological phenomena.

Question: 133

What is the pH of blood?

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pH of blood is 7.35 to 7.45

Question: 134

Define thermoregulation

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It is the maintenance of internal body temperature

Question: 135

What is excretion ?

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It is the elimination of metabolic wastes especially nitrogenous wastes (e.g urea ) from the body . It is done by urinary system

Question: 136

Write function of ureter .

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Ureter in the tube which carry urine from kidneys to urinary bladder

Question: 137

What are excretory products of plants ?

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The excretory products of plants include extra carbon dioxide , oxygen , water resins , gums mucilages , latx etc

Question: 138

What is guttation ?

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The removal of water in the form of drops through special pores present at leaf tips or edges called guttation

Question: 139

Write the parts of urinary system ?

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1: A pair of kidneys

2: A pair of ureters

3: A urinary bladder

4: A urethra

Question: 140

Define osmosis ?

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It is the movement of water from hypotonic solution to hypertonic solution through semi permeable membrane . Osmosis is the process which helps in opening and closing of stomata

Question: 141

What size weight of kidney ?

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Length : 10cm

Width : 5cm

Thickness : 4cm

Weight : 120 g

Question: 142

Write the function of kidney ?

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Function of kidney :

1: It filters water, salts ,urea , uric acid etc from the blood and from urine

2: It maintains salts and water balance in body fluids

Question: 143

What is halophytes ?

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Halophytes are the plants which live in sea water and are adapted to salty environment

Question: 144

What is stimulus ? Give example

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Any change in external or internal environment which can provoke a response is called stimulus e.g heat ,cold , pressure , sound , waves etc

Question: 145

What are the types of coordination organisms ?

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Nervous coordination such coordination which is done by nervous system. Chemical coordination such coordination which is done by endocrine system

Question: 146

Give function of urinary bladder .

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It temporarily stores urine until it is released from body

Question: 147

How goosebumps formed ?

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Goosebumps are formed by the contraction of small muscles attached at the base of hairs . It helps in thermoregulation by trapping air between hairs

Question: 148

Which system of human is called urinary system ?

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The excretory system of human is the urinary system

Question: 149

What is a renal tube ? What are its parts ?

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It is the part of nephron which starts after Bowman's capsule

Its parts are:

a: Proximal convoluted tubule

b: Loop of henle

c: Distal convoluted tubule

Question: 150

What do you mean by sub cellular or a cellular particles?

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According to first principle of cell theory all organisms are composed of one or more cells , Discovery of virus , prions ,and viroids claim that they are not composed of cells rather they are sub-cellular which do not run any metabolism . They show some characteristics of living organisms i-e they can increase in number and can transmit their characters to next generation . A cellular particles are not classified in any of the five kingdoms of organisms

Question: 151

Define Anotomy?

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The study of the structure of internal argon.

Question: 152

Difference between Glomerulus and Bowman's capsule

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Glomerulus : Glomerulus is a network of capillaries present inside the Bowman's capsule

Question: 153

What is parasitology?

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This branch deals with the study of parasites.Parasites are the organisms that take food and shelter from living hosts and in return,harm them.

Question: 154

What is the colour and shape of kidneys ?

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Colour : Dark-red

Shape : Bean - shape

Question: 155

Which regards are used to test proteins , lipids m glucose , and starch

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Macromolecules : Proteins , lipids , glucose (reducing sugar ),starch

Question: 156

What are papillary ducts?

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Many collecting ducts join together to form several hundred papillary ducts

Question: 157

What is location of kidney?

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They are located against the back wall of abdominal cavity just below diaphragm , one on either side of vertebral column

Question: 158

What is light microscope?

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The microscope which uses visible light through specimen to produce image

Question: 159

What type of reaction takes place at anode in electrolytic cell?

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Oxidation reaction takes place at anode .Anode is a positive charge electrode the atom on this electrode release electron as

2Cl^- (l)➜ Cl²(g) + 2e^-

Question: 160

What are pyramids ?

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Renal medulla consists of several cone shaped areas , which bare called pyramids

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What is renal cortex ?

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Renal cortex is the outer part of kidney and has reddish colour

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What is pelvis ?

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A funnel shaped cavity in the kidney is called pelvis .

Question: 163

Name the methods for the treatment of kidney failure?

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(i) Dialysis (a) Peritoneal dialysis (b) Haemodialysis

(ii) Kidney transplant

Question: 164

Define population?Give example.

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A population is defines as a group of organisms of the same species located at same place,in the same time.

Question: 165

What are the symptoms of kidney failure?

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Symptoms of kidney failure

(i) High level of urea

(ii) Vomiting

(iii) Nausea

(iv) Weight loss

(v) Frequent urination

(vi) Blood in urine

(vii) Swelling of legs, feet and face

(viii) Shortness of breath

Question: 166

What are the afferent and efferent arterioles ?

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Afferent arterioles from glomerulus's . Efferent arterioles from glomerulus

Question: 167

What is nephron ?

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Nephron is the structural and functional unit of kidney

Question: 168

How does vitamin 'A' help in vision ?

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Vitamin 'A' combines with a protein called opsin to form rhodospin in the rod cells of the retina of eye . When vitamin A is adequate , the lack of rhdospin makes it difficult to see in dim light .

Question: 169

What is collecting duct?

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The distal convoluted tubules of many nephrons open in a single opening which collect the material, this opening is called collecting duct

Question: 170

What is coordination ?

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The tissues or organs in body of multicellular , organisms work together performing their task as the needs of the whole body . This is called coordination . It has two types

1: Chemical coordination

2: Nervous coordination

Question: 171

Define Genetics?

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The study of inheritance the terms-mission of characters from one generation to the other.

Question: 172

What is meant by malnutrition?

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Problems related to nutrition are grouped as malnutrition. It most often refers to under nutrition resulting from inadequate consumption, poor absorption or excessive loss of nutrients. Malnutrition also includes over nutrition, resulting from over eating or excessive intake of specific nutrient.

Question: 173

What do you mean by environmental biology?

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It deals with the study of the interactions between the organisms and their environment.

Question: 174

How stones are formed in kidney?

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When urine becomes concentrated, crystals of calcium oxalate, calcium and ammonium phosphate, uric acid etc. are formed in it. Such large crystals cannot pass in urine and form hard deposits called kidney stones.

Question: 175

Write symptoms of kidney stones.

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(i) Severe pain in kidney

(ii) Vomiting

(iii) Frequent urination

(iv) Foul- smelling urine

(v) Blood and pus in urine

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. What are three main steps of urine formation?

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(i) Pressure filtration

(ii)Selective re-absorption

(iii)Tubuler Secretion

Question: 177

What is kidney failure?

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It is partially or completely failure of kidney to function.

Question: 178

Define biogeography.

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The study of the occurano and distribution of species in different geographical rigons of the world.

Question: 179

Which force drives the non-spontaneous reaction to take place?

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Non-spontaneous reactions are those which take place in the presence of an external agent. Those external agents arc electrons that cause electricity. So electric energy helps the non-spontaneous reaction to proceed

Question: 180

What are the leading causes of kidney failures?

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(i) Diabetes mellitus

(ii) Hypertension

(iii) Interruption in blood supply to kidney

(iv) Over dosage of medicines

Question: 181

What is Peritoneum?

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It is the membrane that lines the peritoneal cavity and contains blood vessels.

Question: 182

Define Orgam?Give Example.

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Group of tissues doing a particular job e.g.The heart

Question: 183

What will happen if an animal is placed hypertonic cell?

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When cell is placed in hypertonic environment , the water from cell moves out due to osmosis and cell shrinks in size

Question: 184

What is cell?

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The cell is the basic structural functional and biological unit of all known living organism.A cell is the smallest unit of life.

Question: 185

What is dialysis?What are its types?

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It is the cleaning of blood by artificial methods. (i) Peritoneal dialysis (ii) Haemodialysis

Question: 186

What is neuron or nerve cell , name its types nervous system ?

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Neuron is the structural and functional unit of nervous system Types 1: Sensory neuron 2: Motor neuron 3: Inter neuron

Question: 187

What is response ?

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A response is the action performed by effectors in receiving the message from coordination e.g with drawl of hand from hot object

Question: 188

What do you mean by colony?Give Example.

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Prdueing organisms which are genetically identical to one another.

Question: 189

What is the significance of coordination ?

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It enables the organisms to respond properly to stimuli . It helps to maintain internal condition which is done by endocrine system

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What is community?Give example.

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A community is an assembled of different population interacting which one another with in the same environment communities are collection of organisms in which one population may increase and other may decrease.

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What is morphology?

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This bramble dead with the study of from and structure of living organism.

Question: 192

What are the components of coordinated action?

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1: Stimulus

2:Receptor

3: Coordinator

4: Effector

5: Response

Question: 193

What are the major causes of famine?

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Famine may be due to:

(i) Unequal distribution of food

(ii) Drought

(iii) Flooding

(iv) Increasing population

Question: 194

Differentiate between diffusion and facilitated diffusion?

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Diffusion :It is the movement of molecules from a an area of higher concentration to area of lower concentration i.e Alon concentration gradient

Question: 195

Define Macro molecules?

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Micromolecules are with low molecular weight e.g glucose water etc and macro moleculers with high molecular weight e.g strafe pratcins lipids etc.

Question: 196

What are Schwann cells?What is their role?

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These are special neuroglial cell located along axons and secrete myelin sheath. The myelin sheath is an insulator,

Question: 197

Ware are receptors ? Give example .

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Cells , tissues or organs of body which detect stimuli are called receptors e.g sound waves are detected by ear , light is detected by eyes, taste is detected by taste buds on tongue

Question: 198

What is composition of cytoplasm ?

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It is a semi viscous and semi transparent substance containing organic molecules (Note. Carbohydrates. lipids) & inorganic salts completely or partially dissolved in it. Its funetio:1/4), act as sue for various reactions.

Question: 199

Explain fluid mosaic model ?

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The fluid mosaic model explain the internal structure of cell membrane according to it cell membrane consists of a lipid bilayer in which protein molecules are embedded . The lipid bilayer gives elasticity and fluidity to the cell membrane . Small amount of carbohydrates is also present which combines with protein to form Glycoprotein or with lipid to form Glycolipid . In some eukaryotes small amount of cholesterol is also present in lipid bilayer

Question: 200

Define Paleontology?

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It is the study of fossils which are the remain of extinct organisms.

Question: 201

What was contribution of Lamark in cell theory ?

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In 1809 , De Lamark proposed that nobody can have life if its parts are not cellular tissues or are not formed by cellular tissues

Question: 202

How can balanced diet be related to gender?

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Gender has an impact on the requirements of a balanced diet. Women have comparatively less metabolic rate than the men of same age and weight. So men need a balanced diet that pros ides comparatively more energy than the women require.

Question: 203

What are the functions of vitamin 'A' 'C' and 'D' ?

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Vitamin 'A': It causes cell differentiation helps in growth , immunity , and helps in vision in dim light

Question: 204

What are coordination ?

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These are the organs that receive information from receptors and send messages to particular organs for proper action . Brain and spinal cord are coordinators in case of nervous coordination and endocrine , glands are coordinators in chemical coordination

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What is the function of neuron ?

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Neuron conduct impulses from receptors to coordinators and from coordinators to-effectors

Question: 206

What are effectors ? Give example .

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These are the parts of body which receive messages from coordination and produce particular response , e.g muscles and glands

Question: 207

From which foods do we get vitamin 'A'?

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We get vitamin 'A' from leafy vegetables (spinach , carrots) yellow/ orange fruits ,liver, eggs, milk , butter

Question: 208

Define saltatory impulse. What its importance?

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In myelinated neurons, impulse jumps over the areas without myelin going from node to node. Such impulse is called saltatory impulses. It increases the speed of nerve impulse.

Question: 209

What are characteristics of cell wall?

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(i) Cell wall is non-living structure.

(ii) It is strong component.

iii) located outside plasma membrane.

(iv) - provides shape, strength, support and protection to cell.

Question: 210

Differentiate between fat soluble and water soluble vitamins .

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Fat soluble vitamins :

1: Cooking or heating destroy them less readily

2: These are much less excreted from the body , so their deficiency in body is less common

Question: 211

What are the major components of nervous system ?

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1: Central nervous system ( Brain and spinal cord )

2: Peripheral nervous system (nerves and ganglia )

Question: 212

Why are strong electrolyte termed as good conductor ?

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Electrolytes are good conductor because it completely ionized into its ions and it readily produced more ions as

NaOH (s)➜Na⁺(aq) +OH^- (aq)

Question: 213

What is meant by churning?

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The process, in which the walls of the stomach contract and relax and mix food and gastric juice. is called churning. During this process heat is produced which help to melt the lipids of food.

Question: 214

Differentiate between diffusion and filtration .

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Diffusion :

1: The movement of molecules from higher concentration to lower concentration across membrane is called diffusion

2: Gas exchange in gills and lungs operates by diffusion

Question: 215

Why is meat not considered a good source of vitamin C

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Minute quantities of vitamin C are present in muscles . Since meat consists of muscles so it is not a good source of vitamin 'C'

Question: 216

What is the shape of cathode in Nelson's cell?Why is it perforated?

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Ans: In Nelson's cell cathode is perforated U-Shaped. It is made perforated so that the solution of sodium hydroxide is formed in it can slowly percolate into a catch basin.

Question: 217

Which two components of food are not considered as nutrients ?

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Water and dietary fibres are not considered as nutrients , but they do play important role in life

Question: 218

Are anodes of downs cell and Nelson cell made of same element?If yes, what is it name

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Yes anode of downs cell and Nelson cell made of same element. its name is -graphite

Question: 219

What are the parts of neurons ?

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Neurons consists of two parts cell body and fibers . Cell body consists of nucleus and cytoplasm . Fibers are of two types , dendrites and axons

Question: 220

What is cerebral cortex?

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Upper surface of cerebral hemispheres is called cerebral cortex. It consists of grey matter. It has four lobes

i. Frontal lobe

ii. Parietal lobe

iii. Temporal lobe

iv. Occipital lobe

Question: 221

What are effects of malnutrition?

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An extended period of malnutrition:

(i) Starvation

(ii) Heart diseases

(iii) Constipation

(iv) Obesity

Question: 222

What is chemical composition of cell wall?

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Outer layer of cell wall is called primary wall consists of cellulose . Inner layer of wall consists of lignin and called is secondary cell wall

Question: 223

What are the functions of leucoplasts and chromoplasts?

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Leucoplasts :

(i) They contain pigments associated with bright colors and are present in the cells of flow petals and fruits.

(ii) Their function is to give colors to these parts and thus help in pollination and dispersal fruit.

Chromoplasts: Chloroplasts are the sites of photosynthesis in eukaryotes. They contain chlorophyll (the gre, pigment necessary for photosynthesis) and associated pigments. These pigments are present the thylakoids of grana.

Question: 224

What type of reaction takes place in electrolytic cell?

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In electrolytic cell non-spontaneous reaction takes place

Question: 225

What is dietary fibres?

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Dietary fibres (also known as roughage) is the part of human food that is indigestible. It is found only in plant food and it moves undigested through, stomach and small intestine and into colon.

Question: 226

What do you know about liver?

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Ans: Liver is the largest gland of body. It is multi-lobed and dark reddish in appearance. It %%eight 1.5 kg and is the size of a football. It lies beneath the diaphragm on the right side of abdomen. Its right lobe is larger than left lobe. A pear shaped greenish yellow sac i.e. gall bladder lies along the right lobe of liver on ventral side.

Question: 227

Define Magnification and Resolving power?

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Magnification: It is increase in apparent size of an object.

Question: 228

Why the positively charged electrode is called anode in electrolytic cell ?

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Positively charged electrode is called anode because it connected to the (+) terminal of the battery and all electrons move towards it as

2Cl^-➜Cl(g) + 2e^-

Question: 229

What is chemical composition of cell membrane?

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Chemically, cell membrane is normally composed of proteins and lipids with small quantities of carbohydrates.

Question: 230

What are parasite?

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An organisms that live on or an another organisms and cause harm to it.

Question: 231

What are the harmful effects of dehydration?

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Severe dehydration may result in cardiovascular problems

Question: 232

What is the balanced diet?

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A balanced diet may be defined as the food, which contains all the essential nutrients in correct proportions for the normal growth and development of the body

Question: 233

State cell theory?

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Cell theory in its modern form , includes the following principles

1: All organisms are composed of one or more cells

Question: 234

What is stomach?

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The stomach is a dilated part of the alimentary canal which is j-shaped and located in the left ofabdomen, just beneath diaphragm.

It has two main portions.

(i) The cardiac portion is immediately after oesophagus.

(ii) Pyloric portion is located beneath the cardiac portion.

Question: 235

What are prokaryotes and eukaryotes?Give example.

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The organisms in first group are made of cells of prokaryotes while other groups have eukaryotic cells. Eukaryotic cells have promin-ent nucleus while prokaryatic cell do not have prominent nucleus.

Question: 236

What is difference between Zoology and Botary

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Zoology: The major division of biology which deals with the study of deals animals is called Zoology

Question: 237

What are the functions of hypothalamus?

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i. Links nervous system and exocrine system

ii. Controls pituitary gland

iii. Metabolic processes

iv. Controls feelings, like rage and, pleasure and sorrow

Question: 238

How much water is present in human body?

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Approximately 60% of the adult human body is composed of water.

Question: 239

From which food do we et vitamin 'C' ?

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We get vitamin 'C' from citrus fruit , leafy green vegetables beef and liver .

Question: 240

Differentiate eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell?

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Eukaryoticcell:

1: The organisms having eukaryotic cell is called as eukaryotes

2: Eukaryotic cells have prominent nucleus

Question: 241

Which diseases are caused by mineral deficiency?

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(i) Goiter

(ii) Anemia.

Question: 242

Define organelle and cell level.

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Microscopic structure which does a particular job in a cell,
Cell level:Cell are formed each type of organelle is specialized to perform a specific function.

Question: 243

What is the signification of water in humans?

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Water functions as the environment in which water-soluble foodstuff is absorbed in the intestines and waste product are eliminated in urine. Water maintains body temperature through evaporation. Nearly all life-sustaining chemical reactions requires an aqueous (watery) environment.

Question: 244

How can balanced diet be related to activity of human?

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Different people have different life styles and varied nature of work. A man with sedentary habits does not require as much energy as the man who is on his feet for most of the day.

Question: 245

From which food do we get vitamin 'D'?

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We get vitamin D from fish liver oil ,milk , ghee and butter . It is also synthesized by skin . When ultraviolet (UV) radiations from sun are used to convert a compound into vitamin D

Question: 246

What is colonial organization?

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Producing organisms which are genetically dentical to one another.

Question: 247

Write down the names of two types of simple tissues .

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There are two types of simple tissues

1: Meristematic tissues 2: Permanent tissues

Question: 248

In the electrolysis of water , towards which terminal H⁺ions move ?

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In the electrolysis of water (H₂O )+or H⁺ions (hydronium) move towards the cathode

H⁺ + 1e^- (H)

Question: 249

Do non-electrolytes do not form ions in solution ?

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No non-electrolytes do not form ions in solution

Question: 250

How bacteria present in colon are important?

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Bacteria in colon produce vitamin K, which is important in coagulation of blood.

Question: 251

Write down the function of xylem and phloem tissues .

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Xylem tissues : Xylem tissues are responsible for the conduction of water from roots to the aerial parts of a plant . It also consists of secondary cell wall which is hard due to the presence of lignin so it is also function to support the plant body

Question: 252

What is the name of by-product produced in Downs's cell?

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The name of the by-product produced in Down Cell is Chlorine gas (Cl2).

Question: 253

What are deficiency symptoms of vitamin A,C,D ?

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Vitamin 'A' : It's deficiency cause poor growth , night blindness and dry skin

Question: 254

What is over intake of nutrients?

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Over intake of nutrients causes a number of health problems. For example high intake of carbohydrates and fats leads to obesity, diabetes, and cardio vascular problems. Similarly high doze of vitamin A causes loss of appetite and deposition of calcium in various tissues

Question: 255

What is the function of parasympathetic system?

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i. It slows down the overall activity of body.

ii. It causes pupils to contract.

iii. It promotes digestion.

iv. It slows the rate of heartbeat.

Question: 256

Define tissue?Give Example.

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In nul Group of cells of the same type doing a particular job the grandular tissues,muscular tissue nervous tissue etc.

Question: 257

What happens in malnutrition?

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Problems related to nutrition are grouped as malnutrition. It most often refers to under nutrition resulting from inadequate consumption, poor absorption or excessive loss of nutrients. Malnutrition also includes over nutrition, resulting front over eating or excessive intake of specific nutrient.

Question: 258

Which ions are discharged at Cathode in Nelson's cell and what is produced at Cathode?

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H⁺ ions are discharged at cathode in Nelson's cell and hydrogen gas produced, at cathode

2H⁺ + 2e^-➜ H2

Question: 259

Give mechanism of endocytosis .

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It is movement of bulky material inside the cell

1: A portion of cell membrane invaginates

2: The material from outside is taken inside the invagination

3: The open ends of invagination seal forms small vesicle

Question: 260

Which diseases are caused by protein energy malnutrition?

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(i) Kwashiorkor: It is due to protein deficiency at the age of about 12 months. When breast-feeding is discontinued. Children may grow to normal height but are abnormally thin.

(ii) Marasmus: In it patients lose all their body fat and muscle strength and acquire a skeletal appearance. Children show poor growth. It develops between the ages of a 6 months and one year in children.

Question: 261

What do you known about volvox?

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volvox is a green alga found in water that showes colonial organization hundreds of volvox cells make a colony.

Question: 262

What is centrosomes ?

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In animal cell two centrioles are present to the exterior of nuclear envelope . Two centrioles are collectively called centrosomes . Their function is to help in the formation of spindle fibers during cell division

Question: 263

Write names of three main division of bioology

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Three main divisions of biology are given below

Question: 264

What is human alimentary canal?

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The digestive system of human consists of a long tube that extends from mouth to anus. This tube is called alimentary canal and its main sections are oral cavity. pharynx, oesophagus, stomach small intestine and large intestine. In addition there are many associated gland i.e , salivary glands, liver, pancreas.

Question: 265

How are fibres important for humans?

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(i) Fibres prevents and relieves constipation by stimulating the contraction of intestinal muscles.

(ii) Soluble fibres help in lowering blood cholesterol and sugar levels.

(iii) Insoluble fibres speeds up the movements of carcinogens from intestine.

Question: 266

What is the role of fibres supplements in human body?

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Fibres supplements (such as ispaghol husk) when taken properly may help in constipation an in lowering cholesterol level.

Question: 267

Define fovea what is its functions?

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It is a dip in retina. directly opposite to lens and is densely packed with cone cells. Function: It is responsible for colour vision in humans and enable high sharpness such as is necessary in reading.

Question: 268

Where does cytoplasm lies ? Which organic molecules are in it ?

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Cytoplasm is present between plasma membrane and nuclear membrane or envelope . It contains organic molecules like proteins , carbohydrates and lipids

Question: 269

Define ganglion

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Cell bodies of many neurons, form a group enveloped by a membrane. Phis is called ganglion.

Question: 270

What are common forms of malnutrition?

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Common forms of malnutrition include

1: CO Protein energy malnutrition include (PEM)

2: Mineral energy malnutrition

3: Over in takes of nutrients (0LN).

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What is famine?

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Famine means the lack of enough food to feed all the people living in an area.

Question: 272

What is function of cytoplasm ?

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Function :

1: It provides space for the proper functioning of organelles

2: It acts as size for various biochemical reactions such as glycolysis which occurs in cytoplasm

Question: 273

What is difference between strong electrolyte and weak electrolyte ?

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Strong electrolyte:The electrolytes which ionize almost completely in Their aqueous solutions and produce more ions, are called strong electrolytes.

Question: 274

Explain working of Na⁺ .K⁺ pump.

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In nerve cell membrane , Na+ is maintained at lower concentration inside the cell . So it is actively moved out by using ATP . While K⁺ are moved inside . So it is an example of active transport

Question: 275

What is protein energy malnutrition?(PEM).

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Protein energy malnutrition means inadequate availablility or absorption of energy and protein in the body. It is the cause of death in children in developing countries.

Question: 276

What are nodes of Ranvier?

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The areas of myelin on a axon, there are non-myelinated points, called the nodes of Ranvier.

Question: 277

Differentiate between diffusion and osmosis .

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Diffusion : It is the movement of molecules from an area of higher concentration to the area of lower concentration e.g along concentration gradient

Question: 278

If due to any reason, the direction of peristalsis reverses, what would be the result?

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Vomiting

Question: 279

What is the composition of PNS?

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It is composed of nerves and ganglia. Nerves are of mo tspes, spinal and cranial nerves.

Question: 280

What is G0 phase ?

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In multicellular eukaryotes , cells enter G0 phase from G1 and stop dividing . Some cells permanently in Go and some semi permanently neurons and cells of liver , kidney respectively . Epithelial cells do not enter in Go phase in whole life of organisms

Question: 281

Define nerve impulse ?

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A nerve is waves of electrochemical changes which travels along the length of neurons

Question: 282

Name the parts of forebrain

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i. Thalamus

ii. Hypothalamus

Question: 283

Which three secretions are present in small intestine?

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(i) Bile from liver helps in the digestion of lipids. Pancreatic juice from pancreas, which contain trypsin, pancreatic amylase and lipids, which digest protein, carbohydrate and lipids respectively.

(ii) Intestinal juice from intestine walls which contain many enzyme for complete digestion of all kinds of food.

Question: 284

What are functions of centriole?

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They help in formation of spindle fibers during cell division.

(ii) They also form cilia (in paramecium). and flagella.

Question: 285

How the half-cells of a galvanic-cell are connected ? What is the function of salt-bridge ?

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The two half-cell of the galvanic cell are connected by salt bridge , salt bridge is used to maintain the flow of ionic current and the electric neutrality

Question: 286

What products are formed after digestion?

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Proteins are digested into amino acids, carbohydrates into glucose, lipids into fatty acids and glycerol. .

Question: 287

Explain function of lysosome.

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A lysosome fuse with vacuole that contain targeted materials and its enzymes break down the material.

Question: 288

What is difference between meristematic and permanent tissues ?

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1: Meristematic tissues have cells which have ability to divide

2: It is of two types

. Apical meristems

. Lateral meristems

3: They help in growth

Question: 289

What are bio element?

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Element that make the body of living organisms.

Question: 290

List the most terrible famines of twentieth century.

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The most terrible famines of the twentieth century are; The Ethiopian famine 1983-85 The North Korean famine 1990

Question: 291

Differentiate between primary growth and secondary growth .

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Primary growth :

1: The total increase in length of plant is called primary growth

2: It is occurred by Apical meristems

Question: 292

Define nerve. What are its types?

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A nerve is formed by union' of several axons that are enveloped by lipid layer. Types: nerves i. Sensoryrves Motor nerves iii. Mixed nerves

Question: 293

What is reverse osmosis ?

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In advanced water-treatment technologies , membrane -based filtration systems are used . In this process , semi-permeable membranes separate salts from water (reverse osmosis )

Question: 294

How is food digested in stomach?

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When food enters the stomach, the gastric glands secrete gastric juice, which contains mucous, digestive enzyme and pepsinogen to pepsin ,which digest proteins of food into polypetides and shorter pepide chains HCl also kills micro-organisms.

Question: 295

What are sensory neurons?

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SN(s) conduct sensory information from receptors to CNS, SN(s) have one dendrite and one axon.

Question: 296

What is retina?

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It is inner layer of eye ball. It contains rods and cones and associated neurons.

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What is ulcer?

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Ulcer (peptic ulcer) is a sore in the inner wall of gut (in stomach, oesophagus or duodenum). In ulcer, the acidic gastric juice gradually breaks down the tissue of the inner wall.

Question: 298

What is metastasis ? Write role in cancer

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The process in which maligant cells (tumors) send the cancer to the parts of body (spreading of disease )

Question: 299

What is cerebrum?What is its function?

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It is the largest part of brain.

Functions :

It control skeletal muscles, thinking, intelligence and emotions.

Question: 300

What is appendix?

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A non-functional finger-like process called appendix arises from the blind end of caecum. Inflammation of appendix due to infection causes severe pain. The infected appendix must be removed surgically otherwise it may burst and inflammation

Question: 301

Define opthalmology .

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It is the branch of science which deals with the study of disease and surgery of eyes

Question: 302

What is the shape of cathode in Nelson's cell ? Why is it perforated ?

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In nelson's cell cathode is made of iron and have U-shaped . It is perforated because extra brine or NaOH can be easily separated

Question: 303

What is anemia?

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The term anemia literally means "a lack of blood". It is caused when the number of red blood cells is reduced than the normal. If body fails to receive sufficient amount of iron, adequate number of haemoglobin molecules are not formed. In this case, there is not enough functioning of red blood cells. The patient is weak and there is shortage of oxygen. supply to body's cells.

Question: 304

What do you mean by Parasitology and biotechnology

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parasitology: Parasitology deals with the study of parasites like study of plasmodium

Question: 305

What are causes of diarrhea?

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The main causes of diarrhea include lack of adequate safe water. Diarrhea is also caused by viral or bacterial infections of large intestine.

Question: 306

What do you know about the profession Agriculture

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Agriculture profession deals with the food crops and the animals which are the source of food An agriculturist works for the battement of Crops like wheat nce corn etc and animals like buffalo cow etc from which we get food in Pakistan there are many universities which offer professional courses on agriculture

Question: 307

What is spinal cord?

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It is the continuation of medulla oblongata. It is a tubular bundle of nerves. It consists white matter and central grey matter.

Question: 308

What is goiter?

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Goiter is a condition caused by an insufficient amount of iodine in diet. Iodine is used by thyroid gland to produce hormones that control the body's normal functioning and growth. If sufficient iodine is not available in a person's diet, thyroid gland becomes enlarged and it results in swelling in neck. This condition is goiter.

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Name different phases of nutrition in helium

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The nutrition in humans comprises of following phases

1: Ingestion

2: Absorption

3: Digestion

4: Assimilation

5 Ingestion

6: Defecation

Question: 310

How does mutton provide us proteins?

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When we eat mutton and digest its proteins into amino acids. These amino acids are used to synthesize our proteins.

Question: 311

What are plastids ? Name their kind .

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Plastids are also membrane bounded organelle present in plants and photosynthesis protists

Question: 312

What are plasmodesmata ? Where are these found in cell?

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There are pores in the cell walls of adjacent cells , through which their cytoplasm is connected . These pores are called plasmodesmata

Question: 313

Define Biophysics

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Biophysics: It deals with the study of principles of physics which are applicable to biological phenomena

Question: 314

What are interneurpns?

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IN(s) from brain and spinal cord. These neurons receive information, interpret, them and stimulate motor neurons.

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What do you know about outer layer of eye ball?

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i. It consists of sclera and cornea.

ii. Sclera gives eye most of its white colour. In front, it forms a transparent cornea.

iii. Cornea admits light to interior of .eye and bends light rays so that they can be brow to a focus.

Question: 316

Differentiate between skeletal muscles and smooth muscles .

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Skeletal muscles : These are striated muscles attached to the bones and contain many nuclei . They are responsible for the movement . They are voluntary means their movement is under our will

Question: 317

What are motor neurons?

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MN(s) carry information from interneurons to effectors.

Question: 318

What is lacteal?

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Large vessel of lymphatic system is called lacteal.

Question: 319

Differentiate between phagocytosis and pinocytosis

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Phagocytosis : The process by which a cell , such as a white blood cell , ingests microorganisms , other cells ,and foreign particles

Question: 320

Define hormone

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It is a specific messenger molecule synthesized and secreted by an endocrine gland

Question: 321

Towards which electrode of the electrolytic cell moves the cation and what does they do there ?

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Cation carry positive charge they move towards the cathode in an electrolytic cell, they gain electrons at cathode an oxidized

Question: 322

How can balance diet be related to age?

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During growth period of the body there is higher metabolic rates in body cells and so the body needs a balanced diet that contains more energy. Adults need less proteins per kg body weight but growing boy or girl needs more protein/kg body weight- similarly children need more calcium and iron for their growing bones and red blood cells respectively.

Question: 323

What is the function of Oxytocin?

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i. It stimulates the contraction of uterus walls in females for child birth.

ii. It causes ejection of milk from breasts.

Question: 324

What is the importance of diffusion ?

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It is one principle method of movement of molecules across cell membrane

1: CO₂ and O₂ molecule can cross cell membrane by diffusion

2: Gas exchange in gills and lungs operate by this process

Question: 325

What is gastrin?

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Some cells of stomach walls release a hormone called gastrin. This hormone enters blood and is distributed to all parts of body. In stomach, it has specific effect and stimulates the gastric glands to secrete more gastric juice.

Question: 326

Differentiate between population and community

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Population: A population is defined as a group of organisms of the same species located at the same place

Question: 327

How rhodopsin is synthesized?

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Body synthesizes rhodopsin from vitamin A.

Question: 328

Define emulsification.

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The breakdown of fat molecules by the bile salt of bile is called emulsification.

Question: 329

What is difference between bengin and malignant tumor ?

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Bengin tumor :

1: The tumor which is localized is called bengin

2: The cells of cancer do not invade other tissues of body

Question: 330

1: Name the lobes of cerebrum (cerebral cortex)

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: i. Frontal

ii. Occipital

iii. Parietal

iv. Temporal.

Question: 331

From which two Greek words the word Biology is made

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The word biology is derived from two Greek words i.e bios meaning life and logos meaning thought or reasoning

Question: 332

How can constipation be treated?

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Treatment of constipation is with a change in dietary and exercise habits. The medicines called laxatives (e.g. paraffin) are used for treatment.

Question: 333

What is testosterone ?

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It is the hormone secreted by testis which controls development of secondary sex characters in male

Question: 334

What is constipation?

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Constipation is a condition where a person experiences hard faeces that are difficult to eliminate.

Question: 335

What is plasmolysis ?

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In a hypertonic environment of plant cell loses water and cytoplasm shrinks . The shrinking of cytoplasm is called plasmolysis

Question: 336

What is meant by unicellular orgnaization

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In unicellular organization an organism is consists of only one cell like paramecium

Question: 337

Define myopia (short sight) . How this problem is corrected ?

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The elongation of eye ball results in myopia such persons are not able o see distant objects clearly .This image of a distant object is formed behind retina . This problem can be corrected by using convex lens

Question: 338

What are functions of saliva?

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Saliva performs following functions. -

(i) It adds water and mucous to lubricate the food.

(ii) It contains an enzyme amylase which helps in the semi-digestion of starch

Question: 339

Name three differenced parts of small intestine?

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i) First part is duodenum, which is 25cm long and here most of the digestive process occurs.

(ii) Second is jejunum, which is 2.4m long which is concerned with the rest of the digestion of the proteins, starch and lipids.

(iii) Last is ileum, which is 3.5m long it is concerned with the absorption of digested food.

Question: 340

What are the functions of sympathetic system?

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It prepares body to deal with emergency situations "fight or flight response". During an emergency situation, this system takes necessary actions. For example it dilates pupils, accelerates heartbeat. increases breathing rate and inhibits digestion.

Question: 341

Define pharmacology and immunology.

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Pharmacology : Pharmacology deals with the study of medicines and their effect on the body of living organisms.

Question: 342

What functions performed by oral cavity?Oral cavity is the space behind mouth and it performs following functions:

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(i) Selection of food

(ii) Grinding of food

(iii) Lubrication

(iv) Digestion

Question: 343

What are villi?

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There are circular folds in the inner wall of ilium. These folds have numerous finger like projections called Villi. Villi increase the surface area of the inner walls and it helps a lot in the absorption of digested food.

Question: 344

What is meant by fossiles

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Fossils are dead remains of extinct organisms and the study of fossils is called paleontology

Question: 345

In the electrolysis of water , where is the oxygen produced ?

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In the electrolysis of water oxygen produced at anode as

4OH- (aq)➜ 2H₂O(l) + O₂(g)+4e^-

Question: 346

What is diarrhea and write the symptoms?

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Diarrhea is a condition in which the sufferer has frequent watery, loose bowel movements which are accompanied by abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting. It occurs when required water is not absorbed in blood from colon.

Question: 347

Plants do not make their gametes by meiosis. How is that?

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Plants' life cycle shows alternation of generations. The cells of diploid sporophyte undergo meiosis to produce haploid spores. which grow into haploid gametophyte generations Gametophyte generation produces haploid gametes through mitosis. The gametes combine to produce diploid zygote. Zygote undergoes repeated mitosis to become diploid sporophyte

Question: 348

What is somatic nervous system?

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It controls conscious and voluntary actions. It includes all of the motor neurons that conduct impulses from CNS to skeletal muscles.

Question: 349

What are the major parts of brain?

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i. Forebrain

ii. Midbrain

iii. Hind brain

Question: 350

Define physiology and anatomy

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Physiology: This branch deals with the study of the functions of different parts of living organisms

Question: 351

Which health problems are caused by over intake of nutrients?

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Over intake of nutrients causes obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular problems, high does of vitamin A causes loss of appetite and liver problems, excess use of calcium result deposition of calcium in various tissues.

Question: 352

What is meant by passive diffusion ?

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This type of diffusion in which molecules differ from membrane slowly without the expenditure of energy called passive diffusion

Question: 353

Name the parts of hind brain.

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Medulla oblongata

ii. Cerebellum

iii. Pons

Question: 354

Differentiate between organic and inorganic fertilizers.

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Organic fertilizerOrganic fertilizers are derived from plants and animals. They are more complex and take time to be broken down into forms usable by Plants. Mature and compast are used as organic fertilizers They can increase soil drainage aeration and soi ability to hold-nutrient

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What is the role of medulla' oblongata?

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i. Controls breathing, heart rate and blood pressure.

ii. Controls vomiting. coughing sneezing.

Question: 356

How brain is protected?

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Brain is protected by i. Cranium iii. Cerebrospinal fluid

Question: 357

How does pupil constrict and dilate in bright and dim light.

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i. Pupil constricts in bright light when the circular muscles of iris contract. Pupil dilates in dim light when radial muscles of iris contract.

Question: 358

Why the division in prokaryotes is not called mitosis ?

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Prokaryotes do not have proper nucleus and do not form spindles during divisions . That is why there divisions is not called mitosis

Question: 359

What are major biological issues noweadays

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Human population growth infectious diseases addictive drug and pollutions are the major biological issues nowadays

Question: 360

Differentiate between primary and secondary cell walls .

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Primary cell : The outer layer of plant cell wall is called primary cell wall and cellulose is major component it

Question: 361

What is the role of liver in digestive system?

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Liver secretes bile, which is stored in gall bladder, when gall bladder contracts ,the, bile is released to duodenum through common duct

Question: 362

Define pharmacology and immunology

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Pharmacology: Pharmacology deals with the study of medicines and their effects on the body of living organisms

Question: 363

Define deafness ?

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It is a state in which hearing is not possible

Question: 364

Define turgor pressure and turgor .

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In hypothesis solution the outward pressure on cell wall exerted by internal water is known as turgor pressure and the phenomenon is turgor

Question: 365

Write any three, functions of liver.

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(i) Destroys old red blood cells.

(ii) Converts ammonia to less toxic form i.e. urea.

(iii) t ore blood clotting proteins called fibrinogen.

Question: 366

In which part of the alimentary canal the maximum absorption of nutrients occurs?

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Small intestine

Question: 367

What are rods and cones?

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These are photosensitive cells. Rods are sensitive to dim light while cones are sensitive to bright light and so distinguish different colours.

Question: 368

What is centromere ? The point at which two sister chromotids are attached is called

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The point at which two sister chromatids are attached is called centromere

Question: 369

Write role of calcium and fluoride in human body ?

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Calcium activates enzymes and it is also needed for maintaining cell membranes and connective tissues and for activation of several enzymes . Fluoride stabilizes bone mineral and hardens the tooth enamel

Question: 370

Differentiate between Morphology and physiology

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Morphology: This branch deals with the study of form and structures of living organisms

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What are sense organs? Give examples.

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Organs which detect stimuli are called senses. e organs, e.g. eyes. ears. nose. etc.

Question: 372

What are faeces?

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The solid remains of food which contain undigested material are called faeces. Faeces also contain bacteria, sloughed off cells of alimentary canal, bile pigment and water.

Question: 373

What is pharynx?

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A part of alimentary canal through which food in the form of bolus goes and makes special adaptations to prevent the entry of bolus particles in trachea. No digestion takes place in pharynx.

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What is the function of pinna ?

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It helps to direct the sound waves into auditory canal

Question: 375

What is the function of vasopressin?

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It increase the rate of reabsorption of water from nephrons.

Question: 376

Why endoplasmic reticulum is called rough and smooth endoplasmic reticulum ? Or how RER is differ from SER ?

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RER: Because of its rough appearance due to numerous ribosome that are attached to it ( Endoplasmic reticulum )

SER : Because of its smooth appearance due to absence of ribosome in ER

Question: 377

Differentiate between Morphology and Histology

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Morphology: Morphology is the branch of biology that deals with the study of form and structure of organisms

Question: 378

What is brain stem?

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The medulla oblongata, pons and midbrain connect the rest of brain to spinal cord collectively called brain stem

Question: 379

Name three parts of large intestine.

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Large Intestine has Three Parts:

(i) Caecum

(ii) Colon

(iii) Rectum

Question: 380

What is colorblindness?

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Cones recognize the primary colours are blue green and red. Damages to these pigments result in colour blindness. I his is genetic problem in which person is unable to distinguish between different colour.

Question: 381

What is difference between Karyokinesis and cytokinesis

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Karyokinesis : The division of nucleus is called Karyokinesis. It is the phase of mitotic phase .

Question: 382

What is the role of thalamus?

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Relay centre between parts of brain & spinal cord receives and modifies sensory impulses before they travel to cerebrum. Pain perception and consciousness.

Question: 383

State cytokinesis

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The division of cytoplasm is called cytokinesis

Question: 384

Define Genetics

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The study of genes and their roles in inheritance is called genetics Inheritance means the transmission of characters from one generation to the other

Question: 385

How can constipation be prevented

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One should take the required quantities of water and dietary fibres

Question: 386

Define reflex action.

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The fast involuntary action in which spinal cord act as a coordinator

Question: 387

what is meant by supporting tissues in plants ?

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Supporting tissues provide strength and flexibility to the plant body

Question: 388

Write examples of complex communities

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grater number and size of populations

Question: 389

Where does the sodium metal is collected in Down's cell ?

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Na⁺ are reduced at cathode and molten Na metal floats on the denser molten salts mixture from where it is collected in aside tube

2Na⁺ (l) + 2e^-➜2Na (l)

Question: 390

What is difference between interface and inter phase 2 ?

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inter phase : Inter phase has S phase to duplicate chromosomes

Question: 391

Define ribosome , write their function and structure .

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These are tiny granular structures that are either floating freely in cytoplasm or are bound to endoplasmic reticulum . These are the sites for protein synthesis . These are made of almost equal amount of proteins and ribosomal RNA

Question: 392

Where are faeces stored?

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Faeces are temporarily stored in the rectum which opens out through anus-under normal condition, when rectum is filled up with faeces, it gives rise to a reflex and anus is opened for defectation.

Question: 393

Define genetic?

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The study of genes and their role in inheritance is called Genetic

Question: 394

What is the contribution of Ali-Ibn Isa ?

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He wrote three books ophthalmology 130 eye disease and perscribed 143 drugs to treat these diseases

Question: 395

Define osmosis

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It is the movement of water across a semipermeable membrane from solution of lesser solute concentration to a solution of higher solute concentration filtrations

Question: 396

Explain Medicine and Surgery Career in Biology

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Medicine The profession of medicine deal with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases in human

Question: 397

What is microscopy ? And who discovered the first microscope ?

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The use of microscope is known as microscopy . The first compound microscope was developed by Zacharias Janssen , in Holland in 1595 . It was simply a tube with lenses at each end and its magnification ranged from 3X to 9X

Question: 398

What is rhodopsin?

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Rod contain a pigment called rhodopsin. When light falls on rhodopsin. it break and generates a nerve impulse

Question: 399

What is the function of vitamin C in the body ?

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Vitamin C in white blood cells enables the immune system of function properly . It is needed to form the collagen a fibrous protein )that gives strenght to connective tissues

Question: 400

Anode of down cell is made of a non-metal , what is its name ? What is the function of this anode ?

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In down cell , there is a large block of graphite , which act as anode . The Cl^-1 ions are oxidizes there produced Cl₂ gas at anode

Question: 401

What are preventions of diarrhea?

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Preventions of diarrhea include taking proper water and essential salts, eating regularly and taking hygienic measures.

Question: 402

What are the function of Insulin and glucagon ?

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Insulin : Decrease the blood sugar level

Question: 403

Define Reflex arc.

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It is the nerve pathway over which nerve impulse travels in a reflex action

Question: 404

How are enzymes classified?

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Enzymes are usually very specific for the type of reaction and for the nature of the substrates.

Question: 405

What is the role of eyelids and eyelashes?

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i. Eye lids wipe eyes and prevent dehydration.

ii. Eyelash prevents fine particles from entering the eye.

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What is Science

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Science is the study in which observations are made experiments are done and logical conclusions are drawn in order to understand the principles of nature

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What are parasities

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Parasites: parasites are the organism that take food and shelter from living hosts and in return harm them

Question: 408

Differentiate mitosis and meiosis .

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Mitosis:

1: It takes place in somatic cell

2: It results in two daughter cell

3: No crossing over takes place

4: No. of chromosomes remain same as in parent cell

Question: 409

What is optic disc or blind spot?

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Optic disc is a point on retina where the optic nerve enters retina. No pin insensitive cells exist at this point, so it is called blind spot.

Question: 410

What is meant by Bio-Elements

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Out of the 92 kinds of elements that occur in nature 16 are bioelements These take part in makin the body mass of a living organisms Out of these bioelements Only sex and make of the total mass Other ten One collectively make of the total mass

Question: 411

Describe the structure and function of Golgi apparatus and lysosomes .

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Golgi apparatus: An Italian physician Camillo Golgi discovered a set of flattened sacs (cisternae) in cell . In this set , many cisternae are stacked over each other . The complete set of cisternae is called Golgi apparatus or Golgi complex

Question: 412

What is the difference between cell membrane and plasma membrane ?

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Cell membrane : When we talk about all the membranes of a cell , we say them as cell membrane

Question: 413

Explain Medicine and surgery career in biology ?

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Medicine:The profession of medicine deals with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases in human .

Question: 414

What is the role of Eustachian tube ?

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It regulates the air pressure on both sides of ear drum

Question: 415

Write two functions of muscular tissue

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Muscular tissue moves the bones of skeleton

Muscular tissue makes heart beat

Question: 416

Differentiate between Endocytosis and Exocytosis .

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Endocytosis: It is the process of cellular ingestion of bulky materials by the in folding of the cell membrane

This process lost the part of cell membrane

There are two types of endocytosis

1: phagocytosis 2: pinocytosis

Question: 417

What is the-treatment for diarrhea?

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The treatment for diarrhea involves consuming adequate amounts of water to replace the loss. preferably mixed with essential salts and some amount of nutrients. Antibiotics may be required if diarrhea is due to bacterial infection.

Question: 418

Which of the major component of food is needed as the main structural component of the body?

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Protein is needed as main structural component of the body.

Question: 419

Define genetics and embryology

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Genetics: The study of genes and their roles in inheritance is called genetics inheritance means the transmission of characters from one generation to the other

Question: 420

What is autonomic system?

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It is responsible for the activities, which are not under conscious control. It consist, of motor neurons that send signals to cardiac muscles. smooth muscles and glands. It consists of sympathetic and parasympathetic system.

Question: 421

What is S-phase ?

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In this phase , cell duplicates its chromosomes . As a result each chromosomes consists of two sister chromatids

Question: 422

Differentiate between Microbiology and Morphology?

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Microbiology: Microbiology is a major division of biology which deals with the study of micro organisms such as bacteria, viruses

Question: 423

Define Entomology

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Entomology is the study of insects like Cockroaches aunts etc

Question: 424

Differentiate between major minerals and trace minerals .

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Major minerals : Major minerals are required in the amounts of 100mg (milligrams) or more per day

Question: 425

What is vitreous humour?

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The posterior chamber of cavity of eye contains a jelly like fluid which is called vitreous humour

Question: 426

What is Biogeography

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Biogeography is the study of occurrence and distribution of different species of living organisms in different geographical regions of the world It applies the knowledge of the characteristics of particular geographical regions to determine the characteristics of living organisms found there

Question: 427

Write the function of smooth endoplasmic reticulum

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It is involved in a lipid metabolism . It is involved in transport of materials from one part of cell to other

Question: 428

What are symptoms of Ulcer?

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The symptoms of ulcer include abdominal burning after meals or at midnight. Severe ulcers may cause abdominal pain, rush of saliva after an episode of regurgitation, nausea, loss of appetite and weight loss.

Question: 429

What is the cause of dwarfism?

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If somatotrophin is deficient during growing age growth rate decreases. This condition is called dwarfism.

Question: 430

Define Habitat ?

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Habitat means the are of the environmental in which organism lives .

Question: 431

What is aqueous humour?

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Anterior chamber of eye cavity contains clear fluid which is called aqueous humour.

Question: 432

Differentiate between Cell Biology and Histology

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Call Biology: The study of the structures and functions of cells and cell organelles is called cell biology This branch also deals with the study of cell division

Question: 433

How is cytokinesis different in plant cells as compare the to animal cells?

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Cytokiaesis in plant cells: .

Crokinesis in plant cells occurs differently. Vesicles derived from the Golgi apparatus ore a t middle of cell and fuse to form a membrane-bounded disc called cell plate or phragmoplast. The grows outs and and more vesicles fuse with it. Finally, membranes of cell plate fuse wide as membrane and its contents join the parental cell wall. The result is two daughter cells, each bounded its own plasma membrane and cell wall.

Question: 434

What are the functions of spinal cord?

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i. It serves as a link between body parts and brain. ii. It acts as a coordinating centre, responsible for simple reflexes

Question: 435

What is meant by molecular biology

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The study of molecules of life is called molecujlar biology like Protein carbohydrates

Question: 436

Define necrosis

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Necrosis is accompanied by release of special enzymes from lysosomes the lysosomes enzymes break cellular components and may also be released outside the cells . The cells dead by necrosis and can produce harmful chemicals that damage the other cells

Question: 437

Differentiate between spinal and cranial nerves.

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Cranial Nerves

1. Those nerves which arise from Brain are called as cranial nerves.

2. There are twelve pairs of cranial Nerves which are some sensory Some motor and some mix.

Question: 438

What do you mean by Horticulture an how it is related to Agriculture

Answer: 438

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Horticulture Horticulture profession includes the art of gardening It is related to agriculture because a horticulturist works for the betterment of existing varieties and for the production of new varieties of or amential plants and fruit plants

Question: 439

Describe G1 phase ?

Answer: 439

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After production , cell starts cell cycle with G1 phase . During G1 , cell increases its supply proteins , increase number of its organelles and grow in size . This is marked by synthesis enzymes which are required in next phase

Question: 440

What are preventive measures of Ulcer?

Answer: 440

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Spicy. acidic foods and smoking should be avoided as preventive measures.

Question: 441

What are Iris and Pupil?

Answer: 441

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Behind cornea. choroid bends to form a muscular ring called Iris. The centre of this iris is called pupil. Light first pass through pupil.

Question: 442

What is phragmoplast ?

Answer: 442

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In plant cell , during cytokinesis , vesicles derived from the Golgi apparatus move to the middle of cell and fuse to form a membrane bounded disc called cell plate or phragmoplast

Question: 443

Why cell membrane is called semi permeable membrane ?

Answer: 443

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Cell membrane functions as a semi-permeable barrier , allowing a very few molecules across it while fencing the majority of chemicals inside cell . In this way , cell membrane maintains the internal composition of cells

Question: 444

Define endocrine system .

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This system consists of endocrine glands and hormones . Through hormones , this system communicates

Question: 445

Birds have higher body temperature than mammals. What would ha' en to the activity of a bird's enzyme if it is given temperature of 37°C.

Answer: 445

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Reaction will slow down.

Question: 446

Define Habitat

Answer: 446

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Habitat means the area of the environment in which organism lives

Question: 447

A nerve cell after its formation remain in which phase of cell cycle ?

Answer: 447

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In multicellular eukaryotes , cells enter G0 phase from G1 and stop dividing . Some cells remain in G0 for indefinite period e.g the nerve cell is enter in G0 phase of cell cycle

Question: 448

What is calcitonin?What is its function?

Answer: 448

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It is the hormone secreted by thyroid gland. Function : It decreases the level of calcium ions in blood and promotes the absorption of calcium from blood into bones

Question: 449

How is ulcer treated?

Answer: 449

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Ulcer is treated with medicines which neutralize the acidic affects of gastric juice.

Question: 450

Differentiate between Microbiology and Morphology

Answer: 450

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Microbiology; Microbiology is a major division of biology which deals with the study of micro organisms such as bacteria's viruses, protozoa etc

Question: 451

Write the role of calcium and potassium in plants life ?

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Potassium

Regulates the opening and closing of the stomata , reduces water loss from the leaves

Calcium

Activates enzymes , is a structural component of cell wall , influences water movement in cells .

Question: 452

What is optics ? Who is regarded as father of optics ?

Answer: 452

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Optics refers to the study of behavior of light . Ibn-Al-Haytham is regarded as father of optics

Question: 453

Write the names of two tissues present in stomach

Answer: 453

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Epithelial Tissue, Muscular Tissue

Question: 454

What are the main parts of ear ?

Answer: 454

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1: Pinna

2: Auditory canal

3: Ear drum

Question: 455

What is the cause of diabetes Insipidus?

Answer: 455

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It is due to deficiency of antidiuretic hormone.

Question: 456

Write the function of guard cell?

Answer: 456

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Stomata in leaf epidermis are surrounded by guard cells . During daytime guards cells are making glucose and so are hypertonic (have higher concentration of glucose ) than their nearby epidermis cells . Water enters them from other cells and they swell . In this form they assume a rigid bowed shape and a pore is created between them . At night when there is low solute concentration in guard cells , water leaves them and they become flaccid . In this form both guard cells rest against one another and the opening is closed

Question: 457

What is thyroid stimulating" hormone (TSH)?

Answer: 457

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It is the hormone secreted by the posterior lobe of pituitary gland. It stimulates thyroid gland to secrete thyroxin

Question: 458

Define Biotechnology

Answer: 458

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Biotechnology deals with the practical application of the living organisms to make substances for the welfare of making i.e the production of insulin from bacteria

Question: 459

Will an enzyme which act on proteins, also act on starch?

Answer: 459

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No. amylase will act on starch only to break it into glucose molecules and protease Will break ' down protein only. Similarly lipases break down fats into fatty acids and glycerol

Question: 460

What is iodopsin?

Answer: 460

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Cones contain a pigment called iodopsin.

Question: 461

What are parasites

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Parasites are the organisms that take food and shelter from living hosts and in return harm their hosts lives

Question: 462

Define G2 phase .

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In this phase , a cell prepares protein that are essential for mitosis . After G2 phase of interphase cell enters the division phase

Question: 463

What is the scientific name of mustard plant Describe its twoi advantages

Answer: 463

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The scientific name of Mustard plant is brassica composters This plant is sown in winter and it produces seeds at the end of winter

Question: 464

What is the function of lens of eye?

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It focuses light on retina and produce image an it.

Question: 465

Name two functions of ear ?

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1: Hearing

2: Balance or equilibrium of body

Question: 466

From which two Greek words /the words biology is made ?

OR Define Biology.

Answer: 466

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The word biology is derived from two Greek words i.e."bios" meaning " life " and "logs " meaning thought or reasoning"

Question: 467

Define Population

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Population A population is defined as a group of organisms of the same species located at the same place in the same time.

Question: 468

What is crossing over? Gove its one benefit .

Answer: 468

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Crossing over : The non-sister chromatids of homologous chromosomes exchange their segments and the phenomenon is known as crossing -over

Question: 469

Define Socio-biology

Answer: 469

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Socio biology is the branch of biology that deals with the study of social behavior of animals that make societies

Question: 470

Write the difference between physiology and taxonomy ?

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The difference between physiology and taxonomy are given below .

Question: 471

Name any four careers in Bioogy

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Medicine, Fisheries, Agriculture, Aimal Husbandry

Question: 472

What is the contribution of Ibn-Al-Haytham ?

Answer: 472

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1: He wrote 'book of optics '

2: He contributed to eye surgery , structure of eye image formation in eye and visual system

3: He described the principles of pinhole camera

Question: 473

Name parts of adrenal gland and their hormones .

Answer: 473

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Each adrenal gland has two parts :

1: Outer part is called adrenal cortex with secretes corticosteroids

2:Central part is called adrenal medulla which secrets adrenaline

Question: 474

What is meant by fossils ?

Answer: 474

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Fossils are dead remains of extinct organisms and the study of fossils is called paleontology.

Question: 475

What is metaphase plate ?

Answer: 475

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The chromosomes arrange in cell equator and form a plate called a metaphase plate .

Question: 476

is protein formed and what is its function in the body ?

Answer: 476

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1: Proteins are composed of amino acids

2: They play a role as enzymes

3: They can be used for gaining energy

4: We use protein for growth

Question: 477

What is choroid?

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It is middle layer of eye ball. It contains blood vessels and gives a dark colour. It bends behind cornea to form iris

Question: 478

Write the difference between physiology and taxonomy

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The difference between physiology and taxonomy is given below

Question: 479

Is it possible to reverse the events of the cell cycle ?

Answer: 479

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The events of cell cycle are ordered and directional i-e each event occurs in a sequential fashion and it is impossible to ' reverse' the cycle

Question: 480

What is diabetes mellitus ?

Answer: 480

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If insulin is deficient in body ,blood sugar level rises ,This disorder is called diabetes mellitus ,person with diabetes have loss of body weight ,weakening of muscles and tiredness

Question: 481

Write down the levels of organization is sequence

Answer: 481

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Sub atomic and Atomic level, Molecular level, Organelle and cell level, Tissue level, Organ and Organ system level. Organism level, Population level, Community level, Biosphere level

Question: 482

Define colonial organization ?

Answer: 482

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in colonial type o cellular organization live together but do not have any division of labour among them.Each unicellular organisms in a colony lives its own life and dose not depend on other cells for its virtual requirement

Question: 483

Which is the smallest bones of human body ?

Answer: 483

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Stapes in the middle ear

Question: 484

Are all biochemical catalysts proteins?

Answer: 484

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All biochemical catalysts are not proteins, for example some RNA molecules also catalyze reactions

Question: 485

What are causes of constipation?

Answer: 485

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The main causes of constipation include excessive absorption of water through colon. insufficient intake of dietary fibre, dehydration, use of medicines (e.g. those containing iron. calcium and almunium)and tumours in rectum or anus

Question: 486

Define reproduction

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Reproduction is a biological process by which living things produce the individuals of the same species i-e the next generation of species

The most basic characteristics of life is reproduction , reproduction occurs at different levels of organizations . Parts of cell such as chromosomes produce new chromosomes ,cells produce new cells this all involve in reproduction

Question: 487

What is meant by Taxonomy

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Taxonomy It is the study of the naming and classification of organisms into groups and subgroups

Question: 488

Write achievements of Bu Ali Sine in Biology

Answer: 488

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He is honored as the founder of medicine and called as Avicenna in the west He was a physician philosopher astronomer and poet One of his books Al Qanoon fil-tib is known as canon of medicine in west

Question: 489

What is somatotrophin? What is function?

Answer: 489

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It is a hormone produced by anterior lobe of pituitary gland. Function: It promotes the growth of body.

Question: 490

Write the symptoms of goiter and Anaemia ?

Answer: 490

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If sufficient iodine is not available a person diet thyroid gland became enlarge and cause in swallowing of Neck . If body fails to receive amount of iron adequate no of hemoglobin molecular are nor formed . Then the patient is weak and there is a shortage oxygen supply

Question: 491

two functions perform by cell membrane .

Answer: 491

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Cell membrane functions as a semi-permeable barrier , allowing a very few molecules across it while fencing the majority of chemicals inside cell . In this way cell membrane maintains the internal composition of cells

Question: 492

What are endocrine glands ? Give example .

Answer: 492

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These are the ductless glands which secrete hormones into blood e.g thyroid ,pituitary , adernal etc

Question: 493

What is Organ System

Answer: 493

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Organ System Different organs performing related functions are organized together in the form of an organ system In an organ system each organ carries out its specific function and the functions of all organs appear as the function of the organ system

Question: 494

Define Biometery

Answer: 494

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Biometry: It deals with the study of biological processes using mathematical techniques and tools

Question: 495

Define Biometery ?

Answer: 495

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It deals the study of biological processes using mathematical techniques and tools.

Question: 496

Differentiate between anabolism and catabolism

Answer: 496

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Anabolism

includes the biochemical reactions in which larger molecules are reactions in which larger molecules are it synthesized. Energy is utilized in broken down. Usually energy is released in anabolism_ catabolism.

Examaple: Photosynthesis

Question: 497

Give two examples of eye disorders

Answer: 497

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i. Myopia (short sightedness)

I Hypermetropia (Long sightedness)

Question: 498

Difference between valency and free radical.

Answer: 498

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Valency:

The combining capacity of an element with other elements is called valency. For example sodium valency is 1.

Question: 499

Differentiate between Morphology and physiology ?

Answer: 499

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Morphology: The branch deals with the study of from and structures of living organisms.

Question: 500

What are symptoms of hyperthyroidism?

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i. Increases in energy production

ii. Increased heart-beat

iii. Frequent sweating

iv. Shivering of hand

Question: 501

Define Colonial Organization and give example

Answer: 501

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Colonial Organization: In colonial type of cellular do not have any division of labour amony them Each unicellular organismal in a colony lives its own life and does not depend on other cells for its vital requirements

Question: 502

What is thyroxin?What is its role?

Answer: 502

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It is the hormone secreted by thyroid plan .

Role:

i. It increases the" breakdown of food and release of energy .

ii. It is responsible for growth of body.

Question: 503

Define Genetic and embryology ?

Answer: 503

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Genetic:The study of genes and their roles in inheritance is called Genetic

Question: 504

How water is an important for our diet ?

Answer: 504

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Water also functions as the environment in which water soluble food stuff is adsorbed in the intestine and the waste products are eliminated in urine

Question: 505

What is Immunology

Answer: 505

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Immunology is the branch of biology which deals with the study of the immune system of animals which defends the body against invading microbes

Question: 506

What are Parasites ? give one example .

Answer: 506

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Parasites are the organisms that take food and shelter from living hosts in return, harm their (hosts) lives

Example: 1 leach 2 Hook Worm

Question: 507

What is night blindness?

Answer: 507

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The deficiency of vitamin A causes night blindness.

Question: 508

What is meant by Bioeconomics

Answer: 508

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Bioecomics deals with the study of organisms from economical point of view For example the cost value and economical point of view For example the cost value and profit value of the yield of wheat can be calculated through bioeconomic

Question: 509

Differentiate between Cell biology and Histology.

Answer: 509

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Cell Biology : The study of the structures and function of cell and cell organelles is called cell biology

Question: 510

Why is Jabir Bin Hayan famous

Answer: 510

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Jabir Bin Hayman: Jabir Bin Hayman was born in Iran He introduced experimental investigation in chemistry and also wrote a number of book on plants and animals His famous books are Al Napata and Al Hayman

Question: 511

In which industries enzymes are extensively used for fast chemical reactions?

Answer: 511

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Enzymes are extensively used in: (i) Food industry (ii) Brewing industry (iii) Paper industry (iv) Biological detergents

Question: 512

What is pituitary gland ? Names its lobes ?

Answer: 512

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It is a pear -shaped ,gland attached to the hypothalamus of brain Lobes : 1: Anterior lobes 2: Posterior lobe

Question: 513

Define Anatomy

Answer: 513

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The study of internal structures is called anatomy

Question: 514

What is the bio-molecules?

Answer: 514

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Bio-molecules in living organisms combine though ionic and covalent bond formations to form stable particles known as bio-molecules

Question: 515

What is species

Answer: 515

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Species: A species is a group of organisms which can interbreed freely among them and can reproduce fertile offering but are reproductively isolated from all other such groups in nature Basic unit or category of classification is species

Question: 516

Define Biophysics ?

Answer: 516

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It deal with the study of principles of physics which are applicable to biological phenomena .

Question: 517

What type of cell division occur during wounds healing?

Answer: 517

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Mitosis occurs when our wounds are healed.

Question: 518

What is the cause of hypothyroidism?

Answer: 518

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It is caused by under production of thyroxin. It is characterized by low energy production and slowing down heart beat.

Question: 519

What is synapsis ?

Answer: 519

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The homologous chromosomes line up with each other and form pairs by process called synapsis

Question: 520

Differentiate between somatic cells and germ like cells .

Answer: 520

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Somatic cells : Somatic cells are those which form the body of organism . Somata cells undergo mitosis

Question: 521

Define Tissue and organ also give example

Answer: 521

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Tissues In multicellular organisms tissues can be defined as a group of similar cells specialized for the performance of a common function

Question: 522

Name secretion of ovaries .

Answer: 522

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1: Estrogen

2: Progesterone

Question: 523

What is meant by pharmacology

Answer: 523

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Pharmacology is the study of drugs and their effects on the system of the human body

Question: 524

Write two adverse effect carbonated soft drink

Answer: 524

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There is a growing concern about the harmful effects of carbonated soft drinks . They are very acidic and make our bodies poor in oxygen . They contain phosphoric acid which dissolves calcium out of the bones . This results in bones weakening . The caffeine present in colas increase the heart rate and raises blood pressure

Question: 525

What is the result of denaturation of enzymes?

Answer: 525

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Denaturation of enzymes results in rapid decrease in the rate of enzymes action and it may be blocked completely.

Question: 526

Name famous books of jabar Bin Hayan and Abdul Malik Asmal

Answer: 526

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Al-Nabatat and Al-Hayman are written by jabir Bin-Hayan Famous books written by Abdul Malik Asma were Al-abil Camel Al khail Horses Al Whoosh animal

Question: 527

In What ways the respiratory energy is used in the body of organisms?

Answer: 527

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All organisms need free energy for performing different activities and running various process of metabolism. The energy released by the process of respiration is utilized by different cellular activities such as:

(i) For the synthesis of proteins.

(ii) For the process of active transport.

(iii) For maintaining the temperature of body

(iv) For mechanical work (Contraction of muscles & beating of cilia and flagella). (v) For the process of phagocytosis.

(vi) For the process of pinocytosis.

(vii) For the process of exocytosis.

Question: 528

What is Biosphere level

Answer: 528

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The part of Earth inhabited by organisms communities is known as biosphere It constitutes all ecosystems and is called the zone of life on Earth or biosphere

Question: 529

What errors may occur in mitosis ?

Answer: 529

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Errors in the control of mitosis may cause cancer . All cells have genes that control the timing and number of mitosis . Sometimes mutation occur in such genes and cells continue to divide . It results in growth of abnormal cells called tumor

Question: 530

Differentiate between Environmental Biology and Cell Biology

Answer: 530

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Environmental Biology: The study of interaction of organisms and their environments is called environmental biology

Alternative term for Environmental Biology is Ecology

Question: 531

What is species ?

Answer: 531

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A species is a group of organisms which can interbreed freely among them and can offsring but are reproductively isolated from all other such groups in nature

Question: 532

What are exocrine glands ? Give example .

Answer: 532

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These are ducted glands e.g liver, salivary glands

Question: 533

Write four names of unicellular organisams

Answer: 533

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Unicellular Organisms consist of only Sigle cell

A single cell perform all functions and activities of an organism

Question: 534

Write down any two advantages of fibrous food .

Answer: 534

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1: It helps in constipation

2: It helps in lowering cholesterol levels

Question: 535

What is bengin tumors ?

Answer: 535

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bengin tumors as long as these tumors remain in their original location , they are called bengin tumors

Question: 536

Differentiate between vegetative and reproductive organs

Answer: 536

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The difference between vegetative and reproductive organs are given below

Question: 537

Define goiter.

Answer: 537

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If a person lacks iodine in diet, thyroid gland cannot make hormone . Thyroid gland is enlarged and swelling of neck occur. This condition is called goiter.

Question: 538

Differentiate between saturated and unsaturated spoil fatty acid, give one example .

Answer: 538

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Saturated fatty acid : Theses have all their C-atoms bonded to Haltom's

These solid at room temperature e.g Butter contains 70% saturated fatty acid

Question: 539

Define Biochemistry and compounds and Morphology?

Answer: 539

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Biochemistry : Biochemistry deals with the study of the chemistry of different compound and chemical reactions occurring in living organisms.

Question: 540

How many enzymes are known?

Answer: 540

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There are over 2000 known enzymes, each of which is involved in one specific chemical reaction.

Question: 541

What is seizure ?

Answer: 541

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It is temporary abnormal state of brain marked by convulsions

Question: 542

medium. Define products of an enzyme action.

Answer: 542

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When enzymes attaches with the substrate, a temporary enzyme — substrate (ES) complex i! formed — Enzyme catalyzes the reaction and substrate is transferred into product.

E+S➜ES Complex➜ E+P

Question: 543

Name part of ear drum .

Answer: 543

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1: Vestibule

2: Semicircular canals

3: Cochlea

Question: 544

Describe Animal Husbandry as career in biology

Answer: 544

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Animal Husbandry: It is the branch of agriculture concerned with the care and breeding of domestic animals

Question: 545

What is Science ?

Answer: 545

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Science is the study in which observations are made, experiments are done and logical conclusions are drawn in order to understand the principal of nature

Question: 546

Define ATP and who discovered ATP?

Answer: 546

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The major energy currency of all cells is a nucleotide called adenosine triphosphate (ATP). ATP was discovered in 1929 by Karl Lohmann.

Question: 547

What is meant by tumors ?

Answer: 547

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Sometimes mutation occur in such genes and cell contain to divide it results in growth of abnormal cells called tumors

Question: 548

Differentiate between Species and Habitat

Answer: 548

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Species: Species is a group of organisms which can interbreed among themselves to produce fertile offspring

Question: 549

_{Name vegetative and reproductive parts of Mustard Plant}

Answer: 549

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Reproductive parts: Flowers

Vegetative parts: Roots, stem, Branches

Question: 550

How do you differentiate between cell level and tissues level ?

Answer: 550

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Cell level

Cell or cell level organization is a unit of structure and function of living organisms

2 A cell level organization is composed of different sub cellular organelles performing specific functions

Question: 551

Define Anatomy ?

Answer: 551

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The study of internal structures is called Anatomy .

Question: 552

What is interphase?

Answer: 552

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The time when a cell's metabolic activity is very high is called interphase. It has 3 phase. (i) Gl phase (ii) G2 phase (iii) S-Phase

Question: 553

Name two disorders of nervous system .

Answer: 553

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1: Paralysis

2: Epilepsy

Question: 554

Differentiate between Macromolecules and Macromolecules with example

Answer: 554

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Macromolecules: Molecules with low molecular weight are called macromolecules

Question: 555

How do enzymes lower the activation energy?

Answer: 555

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Enzymes lower the activation energy in several ways. • They may alter the shape of substrate and reduce the requirement of energy for this change. • Some enzymes do so by disrupting the charge distribution on substrates. • Enzymes may also lower activation energy by bringing substrates in the correct rientation to react

Question: 556

What is Farming

Answer: 556

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It deals with the development and maintenance of different type of farm For example in some farms animal breeding technologies are used for the production of animals which are better protein and milk source In poultry farms chicken and effs are produced Similarly in fruit farms different fruit yielding plants are grown A studding who has gone through the professional course of agriculture animal husbandry or fisheries can adopt this profession.

Question: 557

Define atomic mass unit

Answer: 557

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Atomic Mass Unit:

The unit used for relative atomic masses is called atomic mass unit. It is represented by a.m.u

1 amu- 1. 66 x 10-²⁴g

Question: 558

What are middle ear ossicles?

Answer: 558

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Three bones are present in middle ear are called middle ear ossicles . There are malleus , incus and stapes

Question: 559

Define Biotechnology ?

Answer: 559

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Biotechnology deals with the practical application of the living organisms to make substances for the welfare of mankind

Question: 560

Describe the effect of temperature on speed of enzyme action.

Answer: 560

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Heating increases molecular motion. Thus the molecules of the substrate and enzyme move more quickly and chances of their bumping into each other are increased. As a result there is a greater probability of a reaction occurring. When temperature rises to a certain limit, heat adds in the activation energy and also provides kinetic energy for the reaction. So reactions are accelerated. But when temperature is raised well above the optimum temperature, heat energy increases the vibrations of atoms of enzyme and the globular structure of enzyme is lost.

Question: 561

Write the names of vegetative organs of Plants

Answer: 561

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Roots, stem branches and leaves are the vegetative organs of plants which do not take part in the sexual reproduction of the plant

Question: 562

Define Entomology ?

Answer: 562

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Entomology is the study of insects ,like Cockroaches, aunts etc.

Question: 563

What is acromegaly?

Answer: 563

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If somatotrophin is excessively produced after growing age, internal organs and body extremities along grow large. This condition is known as acromegaly

Question: 564

What is Difference between disjunction and non-disjunction?

Answer: 564

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Disjunction:The normal separation of chromosomes or sister chromatin in meiosis is known as disjunction For example : In normal separation 56 chromosomes are present

Question: 565

What is meant by Vegetative ?

Answer: 565

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All organs in livings organisms which do not take part in sexual reproduction are called Vegetative

Examples:Roots Steams Branches

Question: 566

What is the largest gland of human body and where it is located ?

Answer: 566

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Liver is the largest gland of human body . It lies beneath the diaphragm on the right hand side of abdomen

Question: 567

Define chiasmata?

Answer: 567

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During meiosis the two non-sister chromatids of homologuous chromosomes join together certain points along their length . These points of attraction are called chiasmata

Question: 568

What are situated adrenal glands

Answer: 568

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These are situated above kidney

Question: 569

Define Immunology ?

Answer: 569

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Immunology is the branch of biology which deals with the study of the immune system of animals which defends the body against invading microbes .

Question: 570

Name secretions stored in posterior

Answer: 570

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i. Oxytoci

ii Vasopressin

Question: 571

Why is it said that all life forms are dependent On photosynthesis?

Answer: 571

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Photosynthesis is the synthesis of glucose from carbon dioxide and water in the presence of sunlight and chlorophyll, with oxygen as a by-product. Photosynthesis is an anabolic (building) process and is an important component of bioenergetics in living systems. It is the most important biochemical pathway and nearly all life depends on it.

Question: 572

Which reactions proceed faster?Enzymes or non-enzymatic

Answer: 572

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Most enzyme reaction rates are millions of time faster than those of comparable uncatalysed reaction.

Question: 573

What is meant by Bio economics ?

Answer: 573

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Bio Economics deals with the study of organisms from economical point of views. For example the cost value and profit value of the yield of wheat can be calculated through bio economics and benefits or losses can be determine

Question: 574

Write sources and deficiency symptoms of Vitamin D ?

Answer: 574

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Fish liver oil , Milk , ghee and butter synthesized by skin .

Deficiency symptoms of vitamin D

Rickets in children ,osteomalacia in adults .

Question: 575

Define socio-biology ?

Answer: 575

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Socio biology is the branch of biology that deals with the study of social behaviour of animals that make societies

Question: 576

Differentiate between diploid and haploid cells.

Answer: 576

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Diploid

It means the cells in which chromosomes are in pairs

Example: in somatic cells.

Question: 577

How does mitosis significant?

Answer: 577

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Importance of mitosis is the maintenance of chromosomal set i-e each daughter cell receives chromosomes that are alike in composition and equal in number to the chromosomes of parent cell . During the occasions of development and growth , cell replacement , regeneration and asexual reproduction , mitosis happens

Question: 578

Write comparison between cell level and tissue level

Answer: 578

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Cell level: Cell or cell level organization is a unit of structure and function of living organisms

A cell level organization is composed of different subcellular organelles performing specific functions

Question: 579

Define bioenergetics .

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The study of energy relationships and energy transformations (conversions) in living organisms is called bioenergetics.

Question: 580

Why carbohydrates are important for man ?

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Carbohydrates are important for human because it is most common source of energy

Question: 581

Write the names of two juices secreted in small intestine of man

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Pancreatic juice , intestinal juice

Question: 582

Define meiosis

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Meiosis is the process by which one diploid eukaryotic cell divide to generate four 11,04 daughter cells. It usually happens during gamete formation.

Question: 583

What are the functions of these processes in organisms?

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These processes ensure the maintenance, growth and reproduction of organisms.

Question: 584

Define apoptosis .

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Apoptosis is one of the main types of programmed cells death , during apoptosis , cells shrinks and becomes rounded due to the breakdown of cytoskeleton by enzymes . It chromatin undergoes condensation and nuclear envelope breaks

Question: 585

What is Community Level

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Community Level: A community is an assemble of different population interacting with one another within the same environment

Question: 586

Name the part of Human alimentary canal

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Oral cavity , phyrance , esophague , stomachs , small intestine , large intestine and salivary gland

Question: 587

Differentiate between micro-molecular and macro-molecular ? with example

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Micro-molecular:Molecular with low molecular weight are called micro-molecular

Example:Glucose, Water

Question: 588

Define cofactor and coenzyme

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The non-protein molecules or ions, which are required by enzymes to show full activity, are called cofactors. Cofactors may be inorganic (e.g. metal ions) or organic (e.g. flavin and heme)

Question: 589

Define Biochemistry and Morphology

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Biochemistry Biochemistry deals with the study of the chemistry of different compounds and chemical reactions occurring in living organisms

Question: 590

Write down the scientific name of Frog and two characteristic

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The scientific name of Frog is Rana tigrine

Question: 591

Differentiate between assimilation an absorption .

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Assimilation : It is the conversion of simple food into complex substances

Question: 592

Which type of bond is present between groups of ATP?

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The covalent bond connecting two phosphates high-energy bond and is indicated by "tilde"

Question: 593

What are Islets of Langerhans ? Name their secretions

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The group of endocrine cells found in pancreas which produce hormones are called islets of Langerhans

Secretions :

1:Insulin

2: Glucagon

Question: 594

Give the role of bile in indigestion .

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Bile from liver help in digestion of lipids through emulsification by keeping : croplets separate from another

Question: 595

what is meant by pharamacology ?

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Pharamacology is the stud of drugs and their efffects on the system of the human body

Question: 596

What is the difference between meiosis and meiosis 1 ?

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Meiosis :

1: Ni pairing of homologus chromosomes

2: Single chromosomes align to form metaphase plate

3: Daughter cell contain diploid number of chromosomes

Question: 597

What is the optimum temperature for human enzymes?

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The optimum temperature for the maximum working speed of human enzymes in 37°C.

Question: 598

What is difference between Zoology and Botany ?

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Zoology The major division of the biology which deals with the study of animals is called zoology

Question: 599

Who gave the concept of metabolism first of all?

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The concept of metabolism was first of all given by Ibn-e-Nafees who stated that the body and its parts are always undergoing change.

Question: 600

What is the concentrated and dilute solution?

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The solution, which has more salts is called concentrated solution and the solution which has less salts is called dilute solution.

Question: 601

What do you mean by sources and sinks according to the pressure flow mechanism?

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Sources: Sources include the exporting organs, typically a mature leaf or storage organ. Sinks: Sinks are the areas of active metabolism or storage e.g. roots, tubers, developing fruits and leaves, and growing regions.

Question: 602

What is NAD+?

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A NAD+ (Nicotinamide adenine, dinucleotide) is a coenzyme that takes electrons and hydrogen ions and is thus reduced to NADH. One form of this coenzyme also carries phosphate with it, so is called NADP+.

Question: 603

16. Define active site.

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Only a small portion of enzyme molecules is directly involved in catalysis. This catalytic region is known as active site.

Question: 604

Differentiate between digestion and defecation .

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The process of breaking up complex substances into simple substances is called digestion

Elimination in undigested food from the body called defecation

Question: 605

Define Metabolism.

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The set of biochemical reactions that occur in living organism in order to maintain life is called metabolism.

Types: They are two types of metabolism

(i) Anabolism (ii) Catabolism I.

Question: 606

The orgn system level of animals is more complex than plants

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Organs performing similar functions in multicellular organism organize together to form organ system level The organ system level of animals is more complex than plants because animals have to perform greater functions and activities than plants

Question: 607

What is meant by Parasitology and biotechnology ?

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Parasitology :Parasitologydeals with the study of parasites like study of plasmodium

Question: 608

What are peptide bonds?

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The forces of attraction, which hold amino acids to form proteins, are called peptide bond

Question: 609

Write down the level of organization is sequence?

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Sub atomic and Atomic level
Molecular level
Organ and organ system level
tissue level
Organisms level
population Level
Community Level

Question: 610

Define physiology and anatomy.

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Physiology: This branch deals with the study of the functions of different parts of living organisms

Question: 611

Define Genes

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Genes is unit inheritance It transform genetic informations from one generation to next generation

Question: 612

Define cell Biology ?

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The microscopic study of tissues is called histology

Question: 613

Define photolysis.

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The breakdown of compounds in the presence of light is called photolysis.

Question: 614

Write two uses of surgery ?

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(i) In surgery , the parts of the body may be repaired

(ii) In surgery , the parts of the body may be replaced

(iii) In surgery , the parts of the body may be removed

Question: 615

What is the main use of enzymes in paper industry?

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Paper Industry: Enzyme break starch to lower its viscosity that aids in making paper.

Question: 616

Differentiate between Morphology and Histology .

Write down the definition of Morphology?

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Morphology The branch deals with the study of from and structures of living organisms

Question: 617

Does mitosis takes place in prokaryotes?

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Mitosis occurs only in eukaryotes cells . Prokaryotes cells undergo a process similar to proper mitosis called Binary fission

Question: 618

Write two function of muscular tissue ?

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Muscular tissue move to bones of skeleton
Muscular tissue makes heart beat

Question: 619

Who gave the concept of metabolism first of all ?

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The concept of metabolism was first of all given by Ibn-e-nafees who stated that the body and its parts are always undergoing change

Question: 620

What is the main use of enzymes in paper industry ?

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Enzyme break starch to lower its viscosity that aids in making paper

Question: 621

What is meant by molecular biology ?

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The study of molecular of life is called molecular biology like protein carbohydrates

Question: 622

Define activators.

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The substance, which increase or speed up the activity of enzymes are called activators.

Question: 623

Differentiate between autotrophic organisms and heterotrophic ?

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Autotrophic organisms : Autotrophs are plants and organisms prepare their own food . Examples plants

Question: 624

What are prosthetic groups?

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The organic cofactors, which are tightly bound to enzymes are called prosthetic groups.

Question: 625

What is activation energy ?

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All chemical reactions requires activation energy .It is defined as minimum energy requires to start a reaction and to right direction

Question: 626

Define optimum temperature.

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The specific temperature at which an enzyme works at its maximum rate is called as optimum temperature of that enzyme. Example: The optimum temperature for the maximum working speed of human enzymes is 37oC

Question: 627

Differentiate between bleds and apoptotic body .

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Bleds : In apoptosis , cell membrane makes buds which is filled with chromatin bodies them called bleds

Question: 628

What is significance of symbol and elements.

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Symbol is the identification used for the chemical name of the element .

It represents the only one atom of the element. Symbolic representation is abbreviation for the name of element

Question: 629

What are major biology issues nowadays ?

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Human population growth infection diseases addictive drugs and pollution are the major biological issues nowadays

Question: 630

S.Write two advantages of apoptosis

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1: Apoptosis can occur when a cell is damaged or undergoes stress conditions

Question: 631

What is bio geography ?

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Bio geography is the study of occurrence and distribution of different species of livings organisms in different geographical regions of the world

Question: 632

Write twoi uses of surgery

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In surgery the parts of the body may be repaired

In surgery the parts of the body may be removed

Question: 633

What is the difference between intracellular and extra cellular enzymes?

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Intracellular

The enzymes. which work inside the cell. are called intracellular enzyme e.g. enzymes of glycolysis working in cytoplasm.

Question: 634

Define Community ?

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A Community is an assemble of different populations, interacting with one another within the same environment

Question: 635

Nucleus is visible in interphase while chromosomes are only visible in cell division stage . Why is that?

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Nuclear membrane breaks during cell division so there is no distinct nucleus . In interphase nuclear material is in the form of the chromatin which condenses during prophase to get the shape of chromosomes

Question: 636

What is over intake of nutrients

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(OIN) is a form of malnutrition in which more nutrients are taken than the amounts required for normal growth , development and metabolism

Question: 637

How is water and salt reached to mesophyll cells in vascular plants ?

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In non-vascular plants xylem tissues carry water and salts to mesophyll cells

Question: 638

What is the function of cuticle ?

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The cuticle is a waxy layer on leaves ,which is made up of cutin and it lessens the evaporation of water from surface of leaves

Question: 639

What is meant by Animals Husbandry ?

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Animals Husbandry :It is the branch of agriculture concerned with the care and breeding of domestic animals

Examples:Cattle sheep etc.

Question: 640

What is drought ? Write down any of its two demerits

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1: A drought is a period of time when there is not enough water to support agricultural and human needs

Question: 641

What is lock and key model?

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According to this model. both enzyme and substrate possess specific shapes that fit exactly into one another. This model explains enzyme specificity.

Question: 642

Differentiate between pepsin and pepsinogen .

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Pepsin is an enzyme which digest protein in stomach cavity

Question: 643

Define population ?

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A population is define as a group of organisms of the same species located at the same place, in the same time

Example: Human population in Pakistan in 2010 comprises of 173.5 million individual

Question: 644

What are products?

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products? The molecules, which are produced after the action of enzymes on substrate molecules are called products

Question: 645

How is energy produced by respiration ?

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There are two types of respiration

1: Aerobic 2: Anaerobic

Question: 646

What is meant by saturation of active sites?

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At high substrate concentration. when all the active sites of an enzyme are occupied and an," more substrate molecules do not find free active sites. This state is called saturation of active sites and reaction rate does not increase.

Question: 647

Different between population and community ?

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Population:is define as a group of organisms of the same species located at the same place

Question: 648

What structures and phenomena are involved in the intake of carbon dioxide and water by plants?

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Intake of Water and Carbon dioxide Intake of Water: Water and carbon dioxide are the raw materials of photosynthesis. Plants have mechanisms for the intake and transport of these raw materials. Water, present in soil, is absorbed by roots and root hairs through osmosis. This eater is eventually transported to leaves through xylem vessels.

Question: 649

Name any four careers in biology ?

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1. Medicine 2. Fisheries

3.Agriculture 4. Animals Husbandry

Question: 650

What is eutrophication ? What is its effect on earth ?

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Eutrophication is defined as increase in chemical nutrient in an ecosystem . The extra amount chemical nutrients may cause of increase of soul activity

Question: 651

Write the name of two tissues present in stomach ?

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(i) Epithelial tissue

(ii) Muscular Tissue

Question: 652

Write down the namesof groups of biomolecules and give example

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Biomolecules Bioelements in living organisms combine through ionic and covalent bond formation to form stable particles know as biomolecules

Question: 653

What is binary fission ?

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It is a process in which It is the generation in which one organisms divide into two organisms

Question: 654

At which pH pepsin and trypsin work?

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Pepsin (working in stomach) is active in acidic medium (low pH) and trypsin (working in small intestine) shows its activity in alkaline medium (high pH)

Question: 655

Write the role of phosphorous and zinc in plant ?

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Phosphorous : Component of ATP nuclei acids and coenzymes , necessary for seed germination , photosynthesis , protein formation etc .

Question: 656

For what purpose phloem tissue is responsible?

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Phloem tissue is responsible for the conduction of dissolved organic matter between different parts of plant body from source to sink.

Question: 657

Write Example of Complex communities ?

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Complex communities:Complex communities contain greater number and size of populations.

Example:

Forest Community.
Pond Community .

Question: 658

Name the famous writings of Abdul Malik Asmai ?

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Al-Nabatat and Al- Hyawan are the written by jabir bin hayanfamous writings of Abdul Malik Asmaiwere Al- Abil Camel Al khail horses Al-Wahoosh kalaq al ansan

Question: 659

Write down the characteristic of frog?

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Frog has multicellular organization of its body.
His body is made up of organs system and each organs system and each organs system consists of related organs.
All body organs of frog are made up of specific tissues.

Question: 660

Write a note on specificity enzymes

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The specificity of different enzymes is determined by the shapes of their active sites. Enzymes are usually very specific for the type of reaction and for the nature of their substances Only a small portion of enzymes molecules is directly involved in catalyst . This catalyst region is known as active site .It recognizes and binds substrate and then carries out reaction.

Question: 661

. What is transpiration pull?

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The pulling force created by the transpiration of water is called transpirational pull. It helps water transport through plant.

Question: 662

What is meant by taxonomy ?

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it is study of naming and classification of organisms into group and subgroups.

Question: 663

What role does the pericardia Fluid

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Heart is enclosed in a sac known as pericardium. There is a fluid, known as pericardial fluid. between pericardium and heart walls. It reduces friction between pericardium and heart, during heart contractions.

Question: 664

What is meant by unicellular organization ?

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In unicellular organization an organism is consists of only one cell like paramecium.

Question: 665

How does change in pH affect activity of enzymes?

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Enzymes are mostly proteins; change in pH can affect the ionization of the amino acids at the active site. A slight change in pH causes retardation in enzyme activity or blocks it completely.

Question: 666

Think of a body which is at rest, but not in equilibrium?

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A ball thrown upward becomes at rest at the top. At this state it is not in equilibrium, although it is at rest.

Question: 667

What is Gigantism?

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If somatotrophin is excessively produced during, growing age growth rate increases. This condition is called gigantism.

Question: 668

Write any two characteristics of enzymes?

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Almost all enzymes are proteins i.e. they are made of amino acids. Most enzyme reaction rates are millions of times faster than those of comparable uncatalyzed reactions. As with all catalysts, enzymes are not consumed by the reactions they catalyze.

Question: 669

Can electrons be an energy source? How?

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Electrons can he an energy source. It depends upon their location and arrangement in atoms. For example: N‘ hen they are present in oxygen. they make stable association with oxygen atom and are not good energy source. But if electrons are dragged away from oxygen and attached to some other atom e.g. carbon or hydrogen, they make unstable association. They try to move back to oxygen and when this happens, energy is released.

Question: 670

What is optimum pH?

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A narrow range of pH at which all enzymes work at their maximum rate is called optimum pH.

Question: 671

Write the name of vegetable organs of plants ?

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Roots steams branches and leaves are the vegetative organs plants, which do not take part in the sexual reproduction of the plants

Question: 672

Which are factors that can affect the rate of enzymes reaction?

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Temperature. substrate concentration and pii affect the rate of enzyme reaction.

Question: 673

Define light reaction .

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During this phase light energy is captured and is used to make high energy molecules (ATP and NADPH ) these reactions take place on the thylakoid membranes of chloroplasts

Question: 674

Describe any four sources of proteins .

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Meat, eggs , grains , legumes

Question: 675

Write two industrial uses of enzyme.

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Food Industry: Enzymes that break starch into simple sugars are used in the production of white bread. buns etc. (Amylase).

Question: 676

What is the role of parathormone ?

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It increased the level of calcium ions in blood

Question: 677

Who first used the term enzymes?

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In 1878, German Physiologist Winhelm Kuhne first used the term enzyme.

Question: 678

Name vegetative and reproductive parts of mustard plants ?

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Reproductive parts:Flowers

Question: 679

Where are the enzymes of glycolysis present?

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Enzymes of glycolysis are present in cytoplasm.

Question: 680

Define Biochemistry ?

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The study of chemistry of different compounds and chemical processes occurring in livings organisms is known as bio-chemistry

Question: 681

Which sphincters play role in the movement of food in and out of stomach?

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sphincters: Sphincters are the openings which are guarded by muscles. Stomach has two sphincters Cardiac sphincter: Cardiac sphincter is between stomach and oesophagus.Pyloric sphincter Pyloric sphincter is between stomach and small intestine. Bolus enters stomach front oesophagus S. through cardiac sphincter.

Question: 682

What is the importance of anaerobic respiration?

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(i) Source of energy for anaerobic organisms

(ti) Source of energy for aerobic organisms in short supply of 0,

(iil) Source of many products (ethanol, cheese etc)

Question: 683

Define lactic acid fermentation

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The type of anaerobic respiration in which , each pyruvic acid molecule is broken down into lactic acid (C₆H₆O₃) is called lactic acid fermentation . It occurs in skeletal muscles of humans ,and animals when oxygen supply is not sufficient

Question: 684

Write down two names of each plant and animal tissues

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Ground and vascular tissues are the plant tissues Nervous and Muscular tissues are the animal tissues

Question: 685

What is the use of enzymes in brewing industry?

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Enzymes weak starch and proteins. The products are used by yeast for fermentation (to produce alcohol)

Question: 686

How many cubic millimeter of blood RBCs present in males?

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A cubic millimeter of blood contains 5 to 5.5 of RBCs in males.

Question: 687

what are different types of fermentation or anaerobic respiration ?

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There are two types of fermentation

1: Alcoholic fermentation 2: Lactic acid fermentation

Question: 688

What are accessory pigments?

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Photosynthetic pigments are organized in the form of clusters, called photosystems, in thylakoid membranes of chloroplasts. Chlorophyll-a is the main, photosynthetic pigment. Others are called accessory pigments and include chlorophyll and carotenoids

Question: 689

Write four names of unicellular organisms ?

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Amoeba
Paramecium
Euglena
Claymedomonas

Question: 690

Who proposed Lock and Key model and induced lit model of enzyme action?

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A German chemist Emil Fischer in 1894, proposed the lock and key model. In 1958 an American biologist Daniel Koshland proposed the induced fit model, which was a modification of lock and key model.

Question: 691

Define Neutral equilibrium?

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If a body remains in its new position when disturbed from its previous position, it is said to be in a state of neutral equilibrium.

Question: 692

Write the names of disorder of gut .

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1: Diarrohea

2: Constipation

3: Ulcer

Question: 693

What is the difference between oxidation and reduction?

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The loss of electrons is called oxidation while the gain of electrons is called reduction.

Question: 694

What is biosphere level ?

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The part of level inhabited by organisms communities is known as biosphere

Question: 695

Describe any two functions of liver besides digestion .

Answer: 695

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It destroys the old red blood cells . It converts ammonia to less toxic from urea

Question: 696

How is water taken in by plants for photosynthesis?

Answer: 696

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Water, present in soil, is absorbed by roots and root hairs through osmosis. This water is eventually transported to leaves through xylem vessels.

Question: 697

Write down the scientific name of crow and frog ?

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Frog:Rana tigrain
House Crow:Corvus splendens

Question: 698

What is sunlight energy? Write its function in plants?

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Sunlight energy is absorbed by chlorophyll . It is then converted into chemical energy which derives the photosynthesis process . The light rays of different wave lengths are not only differently absorbed by photosynthetic pigments but are also differently effective in photosynthesis . The blue and red lights carry out more photosynthesis

Question: 699

Write down the scientific name of Crow and Frog

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Frog Rana tigrine

House Crow: Corus splendens

Question: 700

What is meant by bio-element ?

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Outs of the 92 kind of elements that occur in nature. 16 are bio elements . these take part in making the body mass of a living organisms.out of these bio-elements.

Question: 701

What is a nucleotide?

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A nucleotide is a large molecule formed by joining ribose sugar -- phosphate - one nitrogenous base.

Question: 702

What is the role of magnesium in plants?

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Magnesium is a structural component of chlorophyll. It is also necessary for the functioning plant enzymes to produce carbohydrates, fats and sugars. It is used for fruit and nut formation and essential for germination of seeds.

Question: 703

Write the name of three main division of biology ?

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Three main division of biology are given below:

Zoology:This division of biology deals with the study of animals

Botany:This division of biology deals with the study of plants

Microbiology: This division of biology deals with the study of micro-organisms

Question: 704

What are the main causes of constipation ?

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Excessive absorption of water through colon, insufficient intake of dietary ,fibre , dehydration ,use of medicine and tumors in rectum and anus

Question: 705

What is the net yield of ATPs in aerobic and anaerobic respiration?

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The net yield of ATP in aerobic respiration is = 36 ---during anaerobic oxidation of glucose molecule only 2ATP molecule are gained as the net profit because there is no kreb-cycle and electron transport chain in anaerobic, respiration

Question: 706

In which processes ATP is used as energy source?

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ATP is the main energy source for majority of the cellular functions like the, synthesis of macromolecules (DNA, RNA and proteins), movement, transmission of nerve impulse, active transport. exocytosis and endocytosis etc.

Question: 707

What is the role of molybdenum in plant's growth?

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Molybdenum is component of the enzyme that reduces nitrates to ammonia_ and makes mans amino acids.

Question: 708

What happens to electrons when they pass through electron transport Chain?

Answer: 708

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When the electrons move through the series of electron carriers they lose energy, which is used to synthesize ATP At the end electrons and hydrogen ions combine with molecular 02 to form water.

Question: 709

Which thing can change the pH of the blood?

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change the pH of the blood

Question: 710

What are Pigments?Describe their function?

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Pigments are the substances that absorb visible light. Different pigments absorb light, of different wavelengths (colours). Chlorophylls absorb mainly blue and red lights . Some wavelengths mot absorbed by chlorophyll 'a' are very effectively absorbed by accessory pigments and vice-versa

Question: 711

What are lenticels and where are they found in plant body?

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The lenticel is the small pores which are present the bark of the stem.

Question: 712

Define photosynthesis and Write down the general equation for photosynthesis?

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The process, which involves synthesis of glucose from carbon dioxide and water in the presence of sunlight and chlorophyll, with oxygen as a by - product is called photosynthesis.

Equation:

6CO2 + 12H20 + Light energy —> C61-11206 + 602 + 6H20

Question: 713

What is the effect of deficiency of nutrients?

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If any one of nutrients is not available to plant. they show abnormalities and do not grow normally.

Question: 714

what are parasites ? Define Parasitology .

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Parasites:parasites are the organisms that take food and shelter from living hosts and in return harm them

Question: 715

What is composition of blood?

Answer: 715

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Blood is specialized body fluid that is composed of a liquid called blood plasma and blood cells. It consist of 45% blood cell and 55% blood plasma

Question: 716

What is bicuspid value?

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The opening hem cell right atrium and left ventricle is guarded. by a valve called bicuspid valve (it contains 2 flaps)• It allows passage of blood from left atrium to left ventricle and prevent back flow

Question: 717

What are limiting factors in photosynthesis ? Give two example

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Any environmental factor the absence or deficiency of which can decrease the rate of a metabolic reaction , is called limiting factor for that reaction

Question: 718

Why do plants require mineral elements?

Answer: 718

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Plants require minerals for various activities and structures.

Question: 719

What are environmental hazards related to fertilizers use ?

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1: The massive quantities of inorganic fertilizers after the nutrient , holding capacity

Question: 720

Which molecule is called energy currency of a cell write name major its major parts.

Answer: 720

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ATP is a energy currency of a cell. Each ATP molecule has three subunits: (a) adenine - a double ringed nitrogenous base

(b) a ribose - a five carbon sugar; and

(c) three phosphate groups in a linear chain.

Question: 721

What are harmful effects of excessive use of organic fertilizers?

Answer: 721

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Excessive amounts of organic fertilizers can cause environmental degradation due In nitrate leaching or run off of soluble organic compounds

Question: 722

Which person art universal donors and universal recipients?

Answer: 722

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O blood group individuals are called universal donors, because they can donate blood to the recipients of every other blood group. AB blood group individuals are called universal recipients because they can receive transfusion from donors of every group.

Question: 723

What is the role of potassium ions in the opening of stomata?

Answer: 723

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Recent studies have revealed that light causes the movement of potassium ions from epidermal cells into guard cells. Water follows these ions and enters guard cells. Thus their turgidity increases and stoma opens. As the day progresses, guard cells make glucose i.e. become hypertonic. So water stays in them. At the end of the day, potassium ions flow back from guard cells to epidermal cells and the concentration of glucose also falls. Due to it, water moves to epidermal cells and guard cells loose turgor. It causes the closure of stoma. 3. Define the cohesion-tension theory. Ans: According to this theory, the force which carries water (and dissolved materials) upward through the xylem is transpirational pull. Transpiration creates a pressure difference that pulls water and salts up from roots.

Question: 724

Define metabolism .

Answer: 724

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The set of biochemical reactions that occur in living organisms in order to maintain life is called metabolism

Question: 725

What is meant by denaturation of enzyme?

Answer: 725

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When temperature is raised above the optimum temperature, the heat energy increases the vibrations of atoms of enzyme molecules and globular structure of enzyme is lost. This is known as denaturation of enzyme.

Question: 726

Describe the presence of antigens and antibodies in different blood groups?

Answer: 726

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The antibodies i.e. anti A & anti-B antibodies appear in the blood and are present according to the absence of corresponding antigen. In persons with blood group B, antigen B is present and they contain antibody A. The person having blood group AB, antibodies are absent and person having blood group 0 have antibodies A and B Both.

Question: 727

Define osmosis.

Answer: 727

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The movement of water from a dilute solution to a concentrated solution. through a permeable membrane (cell membrane) is called osmosis.

Question: 728

What are stomata?

Answer: 728

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The tiny openings present in the epidermis of leaf through which gases enter or leave the cells are called stomata. It consists of two bean shaped cells called guard cells.

Question: 729

Who proposed ATP as main energy transfer molecule in the cell?

Answer: 729

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The Nobel prize winner, Fritz Lipmann in 1941 proposed ATP as main energy transfer molecule.

Question: 730

Write down the summary of the events of dark reactions.

Answer: 730

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i) CO2 molecules are combined with 5-carbon compound to form temporary 6- carbon compounds, each split into two 3-carbon compounds. (ii) The 3-carbon compounds are reduced to 3-carbon carbohydrates by using g energy of ATP and hydrogen from NADPH. (iii) 3-Carbon carbohydrates are used to manufacture glucose and are also used to regenerate the original 5-carbon compounds. This step also utilize ATP

Question: 731

Deficiency of which vitamin cause Osteomalcia ? Write down one symptom.

Answer: 731

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Due to deficiency in vitamin D . It can produce 'soft bones ' and risk fen-fractures in bones

Question: 732

How is energy used in life processes?

Answer: 732

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Various life processes in organisms involve constant flow of energy. This energy flow comprises the acquisition transformation, and use of energy for various life p like growth. movement. reproduction etc

Question: 733

Define mitosis and give its one benefit .

Answer: 733

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Mitosis is a type of cell division in which a cell divides into two daughter cells . Each with the same number of chromosomes as was present in parent cell

Question: 734

What is difference between leaf epidermis of aquatic plants and terrestrial plants ?

Answer: 734

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Terrestrial plants have more stomata in the lower epidermis of their leaves while aquatic plants have more stomata in the upper epidermis

Question: 735

Give causes of obesity

Answer: 735

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Obesity means becoming over-weight and it may also be due to malnutrition . People who take food that contains energy more than their requirements and do very little physical work can become obese . Obesity is known as the mother-disease and may lead to heart problem hypertensions , diabetes etc

Question: 736

How transpiration is important for plants ?

Answer: 736

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Transpiration creates a pulling force called transpiration pull, which is principally responsible for the conduction of water and salts from roots to the aerial parts of the body

Question: 737

How can leukaemia be cured ?

Answer: 737

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It can be cured by bone marrow transplant , which is in most case effective but very expensive treatment . The patients needs to change the blood regularly with the normal blood , got from donors

Question: 738

For what purpose xylem cells are responsible?.

Answer: 738

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Xylem tissue is responsible for the transport of water and dissolved substances from roots to aerial parts.

Question: 739

What are dark reactions?

Answer: 739

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During second phase of photosynthesis, carbon dioxide is reduced to make glucose. In his phase, the energy from high energy molecules (ATP and NADPI I) is utilized. Since these reactions do not use light directly, they are known as dark reactions. These reactions take place in the stroma of chloroplasts'

Question: 740

Differentiate between anabolism and catabolism

Answer: 740

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Anabolism : Anabolism includes the biochemical reactions in which larger molecules are synthesized . Energy is utilized in anabolism

Example : Photosynthesis

Question: 741

What are products ?

Answer: 741

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The molecules , which are produced after the action of enzymes on substrate molecules are called products

Question: 742

What are the functions of root ?

Answer: 742

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In addition to anchoring the plant , roots perform two other vital functions

1: They absorb water and salts from soil

2: They provide conducting tissues for distributing these substances to the tissues of the stem

Question: 743

What is induced fit model?

Answer: 743

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According to this model, active site is not a rigid structure rather it is molded into required shape to perform its function. Induced fit model is more acceptable than "lock and key" model of enzyme action.

Question: 744

How is carbon dioxide taken in by plants?

Answer: 744

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The air that enters leaf through tiny pores (stomata) reaches into the air spaces present around mesophyll cells. This air carries CO2, which gets absorbed in the thin layer of water surrounding mesophyll cells. From here, the carbon dioxide diffuses into mesophyll cells.

Question: 745

How are leaves adapted to their function?

Answer: 745

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1: The leaves on the branches of plants are arranged in such a manner that they get maximum of sunlight for photosynthesis . Majority of leaves are flat . With maximum of surface area for maximum absorption of sunlight

Question: 746

What role does the pericardia Fluid

Answer: 746

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Heart is enclosed in a sac known as pericardium. There is a fluid, known as pericardial fluid, between pericardium and heart walls. It reduces friction between pericardium and heart, during heart contractions.

Question: 747

Which processes generate and break ATP?

Answer: 747

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ATP is generated by energy-releasing processes and is broken down by energy consuming processes, in this way ATP transfers energy between metabolic reactions

Question: 748

Write down two name of each plant and animal tissues ?

Answer: 748

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Ground and vascular tissuesare the plant tissues

Nervous and Muscular tissuesare the animals tissues

Question: 749

What are substrates ?

Answer: 749

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_{The molecules , at which enzymes act is called substrates}

Question: 750

Difference between homoatomic and heteroatoicmolecules with examples.

Answer: 750

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Homo Atomic Molecule:

A molecule containing same type of atoms is called homoatomicmolecule, eg

Hydrogen (H₂), Ozone (O₃) etc

Question: 751

Define alcoholic fermentation .

Answer: 751

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The type of anaerobic respiration in which pyruvic acid is further broken break down into alcohol (C₂H₅OH) and CO₂ is called alcoholic respiration . It occurs in bacteria and yeasts .

Pyruvic acid➜Ethyl alcohol + carbondioxide

Question: 752

What are vascular plants ?

Answer: 752

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The plants which have vascular tissues i-e xylem and phloem are called vascular plants . Xylem tissues carry water and salts from soil to mesophyll cells of leaves . Phloem tissues transport prepared food from leaves to other parts of plants

Question: 753

What is difference lenticel and stomata ?

Answer: 753

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Lenticels are present on the bark of some plants .Stomata are present on the epidermis of the leaves

Question: 754

S. phase of interphase is important and cell can never divide without it . Justify .

Answer: 754

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In S-pahse the cell duplicates its chromosomes the DNA molecules of each chromosomes is copies and new protein molecules are attached the result is that each chromosomes consists of two sisters chromatids , Which contain identical genes . In the absence of s-phase no replication of DNA will result in absence of chromosomes with two sister chromatids . Hence cell division will not occur

Question: 755

What happens in cellular respiration to and oxygen ?

Answer: 755

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In cellular respiration , food is oxidized to CO₂while O₂is reduced into H₂O

Question: 756

What are biocatalyst ?

Answer: 756

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Enzymes are crucial to metabolism because they act as a biocatlyst , which speed up and regular metabolic pathways

Question: 757

Differentiate between assimilation and defecation

Answer: 757

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Assimilation :

The process of conversion or incorporation of absorbed simple food into the complex substances constituting the body is called assimilation.

Question: 758

Transpiration is a necessary evil , Give comments

Answer: 758

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Transpiration is called a necessary evil it means that transpiration is a potentially harmful process but it is unavoidable too

Question: 759

What is Z- Scheme?

Answer: 759

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The whole series of light reactions is called as Z- scheme due to its Z- shaped flow chart

Question: 760

What are different phases of aerobic respiration ?

Answer: 760

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1: In first phase , a molecule of glucose (6-C) is broken down into two pyruvic acid (3-C) molecules

Question: 761

is the percentage of blood in human body ?

Answer: 761

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In a healthy person , plasma constitutes about 55% by volume of the blood and cells or cell - like bodies about 45% of the blood

Question: 762

What is stomatal transpiration?

Answer: 762

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The transpiration occurs through stomata and is called stomata] transpiration.

Question: 763

Define minerals.

Answer: 763

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Minerals are inorganic elements that originate in the earth and cannot be made in body.

Question: 764

What is the most common fuel to get energy ?

Answer: 764

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The most common fuel used by the cell to get energy by cellular respiration is glucose

Question: 765

What is angina pectoris ? Write its symptoms .

Answer: 765

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Angina pectoris means chest pain but not as severe as in heart attack. The pain may occur in heart and often in left arm and shoulder . It is the warning sign that the blood supply to heart muscles is not sufficient but shortage is not enough to cause tissue death

Question: 766

Which thing causes water to move by osmosis from the xylem?

Answer: 766

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Mesophyll cell causes water to move by osmosis from the xylem of leaf.

Question: 767

Why it is incorrect to say that the energy releasing step of respiration is electron transport chain?

Answer: 767

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Energy is released in glycolysis and Krebs cycle in the form of NADH and FADH2. Electron transport chain transforms the energy present in these compounds to ATP.

Question: 768

Who discovered the ATP molecule ? What is the function in cell?

Answer: 768

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The major energy currency of all cells is a nucleotide called adenosine triphosphate (ATP) . It is main energy source for majority of the cellular functions like synthesis of macro molecules endocytosis etc . It has ability to store and release energy . It was discovered in 1929 by Karl Lorhmann and was proposed to be main energy transfer molecule in the cell by the noble prize winner , Fritz Lipmann in 1941

Question: 769

What is weight of blood in our body?

Answer: 769

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The weight of blood in our body is about 1/12' of our body. The average adult body has about 5liters of blood.

Question: 770

What is the role of phosphorus in plants?

Answer: 770

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Phosphorous is component of ATP, nucleic acid and coenzymes, necessary for seed germination, photosynthesis and protein formation.

Question: 771

Where are fermenting abilities of micro -organisms being used by scientists ?

Answer: 771

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Scientists have used the fermenting abilities of fungi and bacteria for the benefit of mankind . For example , the fermenting powers of bacteria are used for making cheese and yogurt . Fermentation in yeast is used in brewing and baking industries . Similarly soya sauce is made through the fermentation by a fungus Aspergillus

Question: 772

How is water and salt reached to mesophyll cells in non-vascular plants ?

Answer: 772

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In non-vascular plants water and salts reach the mesophyll cells of leaves by the phenomena of diffusion , osmosis etc.

Question: 773

What are enzymes ?

Answer: 773

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Enzymes are proteins that catalyze |(i-e speed up ) biochemical reactions and are not changed during the reaction

Question: 774

Differentiate between macronutrients and micronutrients?

Answer: 774

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The nutrients which are require in large 1 The nutrients which are required in small quantities are called macronutrients. e.g. quantities are called micronutrients e.g. iron, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, magnesium, molybdenum, boron, chlorine, zinc etc. potassium.

Question: 775

What is Electron transport chain.?

Answer: 775

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Electron Transport chain is the final step of cellular respiration . It is the transfer of electron on an electron transport chain. In this step. electrons and hydrogen ions. These electrons are taken up by a series of e electron carriers.

Question: 776

In which portion of cell , three stages of aerobic respiration ?

Answer: 776

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1: Glycolysis occurs in cytoplasm oxygen is not involved in this stage . That is why , it occurs in both types of respiration i-e aerobic and anaerobic

2: Krebs cycle and electron transport chain occur in mitochondria where oxygen is essential

Question: 777

Where this lose occur?

Answer: 777

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This loss may occur through stomata in leaves, through the cuticle present on leaf epidermis.

Question: 778

What are biocatalysts?

Answer: 778

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Enzymes are crucial to metabolism because they act as biocatalysts, which speed up and regulate metabolic pathways.

Question: 779

What is glycolysis where does this reaction occur ?

Answer: 779

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Glycolysis occurs in cytoplasm and oxygen is not involved in this stage . That is why , it occurs in both types of respiration i-e aerobic and anaerobic . In glycolysis , glucose (6C) molecule is broken into two molecules of Pyruvic acid (3C)

Question: 780

You see pus at the site of infection on your skin. How is it formed?

Answer: 780

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WBCs die in the process of killing the germs. These dead cells accumulate and make the white substance called pus, seen at infection sites.

Question: 781

Write the chemical equation aerobic

Answer: 781

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The chemical equation aerobic respiration

C₆H₁₂+60₂➜6CO₂ + 6H₂0 Energy

Question: 782

What are the advantages of organic fertilizers?

Answer: 782

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Organic fertilizers like manure and compost can increase soil drainage, aeration, and the ability of the soil to hold nutrients

Question: 783

What are redox reactions?

Answer: 783

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The oxidation and reduction reactions always run simultaneously and are called redox reaction. Redox reactions are direct source of energy for all life processes. Redox reactions involve exchange of electrons between atoms.

Question: 784

How different materials transport in human body?

Answer: 784

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Like other animals the task of transport of different materials in human body is performed by two systems i.e. blood circulatory system and lymphatic system. system

Question: 785

. Write difference between pericycle and endodermis

Answer: 785

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Outside the conducting tissues there is a narrow layer of thin walled cells the pericycle. A single layer of cells i.e. endodermis surrounds this per cycle

Question: 786

What is blood cross match?

Answer: 786

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It is used for the confirmation of no agglutination: blood samples of donor and recipient are cross-matched.

Question: 787

How can the deficiency of vitamin A cause blindness?

Answer: 787

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When vitamin A is inadequate, the lack of rhodopsin makes it difficult to see in dim light. if it is left untreated it can cause blindness. Deficiency of vitamins A is the leading causes of blindness in children worldwide. One of the symptoms of vitamin A deficiency is "night-blindness" It is temporary condition but if left untreated it can cause permanent -blindness

Question: 788

. Define capillaries

Answer: 788

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Capillaries are the smallest blood vessels present in tissues. These are the vessels through which exchange of materials between blood and tissue fluid is carried out through capillaries

Question: 789

What are the main stages of the aerobic respiration?

Answer: 789

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1: Glycolysis

2: Krebs cycle

3: Electron transport chain

Question: 790

Name of the important proteins present in ploasma.

Answer: 790

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The important proteins present in p antibodies, fibrinogen, albumin.

Question: 791

What are the major cause of ulcer ?

Answer: 791

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Long term use of anti-inflammatory medicines ,smoking , drinking coffee ,coals and eating spicy foods

Question: 792

How will you differentiate between bolus and chyme?

Answer: 792

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Bolus:1:During the processes of chewing, lubrication and semi-digestion, the pieces of food are rolled up by the tongue into small, slippery, spherical mass called bolus.2:We swallow bolus and push it in oesophagus through pharynx.

Question: 793

What will happen if the blood is transfused between the person having different blood groups?

Answer: 793

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If the blood is transfused between person having different blood groups, it will result in agglutination (clumping cells) which will result in recipient's blood.

Question: 794

Define anaerobic respiration .

Answer: 794

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The cellular respiration occurring in the absence of oxygen is called aerobic respiration

Question: 795

What are nutrients?

Answer: 795

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The elements and compounds that an organism obtains and uses as energy source or for the synthesis of new materials are called nutrients.

Question: 796

What do you know about the professional "Agriculture" ?

Answer: 796

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Agriculture is the profession deals with the foods of crops and the animals which are the source of food An agriculturist work for the betterment of crops like wheat rice corn e.t.c

Question: 797

Which respiratory gasses is present in plasma ?

Answer: 797

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It contains respiration gases like CO, and 02

Question: 798

Which things are included in Blood cells and cell-like bodies?

Answer: 798

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These include red blood cells (erythrocytes), white blood cells (leukocytes) and platelets (thrombocytes)

Question: 799

What are the health risks if we take more saturated fatty acids in our diet?

Answer: 799

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Saturated fatty acids can increase a person's cholesterol level. An increased cholesterol level may eventually result in the clogging of arteries and, ultimately, heart disease.

Question: 800

What are the sources of elements to plants?

Answer: 800

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Plants absorb carbon and oxygen from air. while other elements are absorbed from soil.

Question: 801

What are inorganic fertilizers?

Answer: 801

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Naturally occurring inorganic fertilizers include rock phosphate. elemental sulphur gypsum that are not chemically modified. Most in organic fertilizer dissolve readily In immediately available to plants for uptake.

Question: 802

Which organisms carry out photosynthesis?

Answer: 802

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Autotrophic organisms like plants, some protists and some bacteria use inorganic raw materials such as carbon dioxide and water for the preparation of organic food, which IUS primarily comprises of carbohydrates

Question: 803

Who discovered Krebs cycle?

Answer: 803

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A British biochemist. Sir Hans Krebs discovered this Krebs cycle.

Question: 804

What is the importance of proteins ?

Answer: 804

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Proteins are essential components of the cytoplasm , membranes and organelles . They are also major components of muscles , ligaments ,tendons and many of them play role as enzymes . Proteins can also be used for gaining energy

Question: 805

How much energy is obtained per gram of carbohydrates?

Answer: 805

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Carbohydrates contain 04 kilocalories per gram.

Question: 806

What are harmful effects due to excessive nitrogen?

Answer: 806

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Too much nitrogen can reduce yields, cause yellowing of the leaves and stunt growth.

Question: 807

Why do carnivorous plants eat small animals?

Answer: 807

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The plants, which grown in nitrogen deficiency soil eat small animals, they digested products of animals which are a good supply of nitrogen.

Question: 808

What is meant by flooding?

Answer: 808

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Ans: Flooding: It occurs due to more than normal rainfall or due to weak water distribution system. Rivers and canals overflow their banks and destroy the soil quality of agricultural lauds. It becomes impossible to gross crops immediately after flooding. In this way, flooding may be a reason for short-term famine.

Question: 809

When is blood transferred ?

Answer: 809

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Blood transfusion can be life saving in some situations , such as massive loss of blood due to injury or can be used to replace blood lost during surgery . People suffering from anemia ,haemophilia , thalassaemia or sickle - cell disease require frequent blood transfusion

Question: 810

If we supply inorganic and organic fertilizers to a plant, which one would be first available to the plant for uptake?

Answer: 810

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Inorganic fertilizer

Question: 811

What is fibrinogen.

Answer: 811

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Fibrinogen is a blood clotting protein found in plasma.

Question: 812

Why transpiration may be harmful process?

Answer: 812

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Transpiration may be a harmful process in the sense that during the condition of drought, loss of water from plant results in serious desiccation, wilting and often death.

Question: 813

How many cubic millimeters of WBC5 present in blood?

Answer: 813

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One cubic millimeter of blood contains 7000 to 8000 WBCs.

Question: 814

What is the role of manganese in plant's growth?

Answer: 814

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Manganese is involved in enzyme activity for photosynthesis, respiration and nitrogen metabolism.

Question: 815

What are the cause of anemia and goiter disease of man ?

Answer: 815

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Deficiency of iron and iodine cause anaemia and goiter diseases of man

Question: 816

Define cofactor and coenzymes .

Answer: 816

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Cofactors : The non-protein molecules or ions which are required by enzymes to show full activity are called cofactors . Cofactors may be inorganic (e.g metal ions ) or organic (e.g flavin and heme )

Question: 817

What is the role of nitrogen in plants?

Answer: 817

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Plant get nitrogen in the form of nitrates. Nitrogen is a major component of proteins, hormones, chlorophyll, vitamins and enzymes essential for plant life. Nitrogen metabolism is a major factor , in stem and leaf growth

Question: 818

What is the role of boron in plant's growth?

Answer: 818

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Boron is important in sugar transport. cell division. and synthesizing certain enzymes

Question: 819

What is tricuspid valve?

Answer: 819

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The opening between right atrium and right ventricle is guarded by a salve called tricuspid salve (which is guarded by 3 flaps). It allows the blood to move front right atrium to right ventricle and prevent back flow,

Question: 820

What is difference between cohesion and adhesion .

Answer: 820

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Cohesion : Water molecules cohere to each other

Question: 821

Define nutrition.

Answer: 821

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The process in which food is obtained or prepared, absorbed and convened into body substances for growth and energy, is called nutrition.

Question: 822

What is the effect of temperature on the rate of transpiration?

Answer: 822

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Higher temperature reduces the humidity of surroundings air and also increases the kinetic energy of water molecules . In this way it increases the rate of transpiration . The rate of transpiration double with every rise 10 oC in temperature i-e 40-45 oC cause closure of stomata , so transpiration stops and plant does not losses the much needed water

Question: 823

What is Rh blood group system?

Answer: 823

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It is discovered by Karl Landsteiner in this system, there are two blood group i.e Rh-positive and Rh- negative. These blood groups are distinct from each other on the basis of antigens called Rh-factors.

Question: 824

What is epidermis ?

Answer: 824

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The single layer of cells on leaves is thin , it is called epidermis it is covered by cuticle

Question: 825

Which affects the rate of transpiration ?

Answer: 825

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There are following factors affect the rate of transpiration

1: Temperature

2: Air humidity

3:Air movement

4: Leaf surface area

Question: 826

What is the role of copper, zinc, chlorine and nickel in plants growth?

Answer: 826

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Copper and zinc are components of several enzymes. Chlorine is involved in osmosis and nickel is required in nitrogen metabolism.

Question: 827

What are fertilizers?

Answer: 827

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Certain materials. the addition of which to soil sometimes resulted in plants which desirable characteristics (e.g more fruit, faster growth, more attractive flowers) are named as fertilize, Fertilizers are broadly classification as organic and inorganic

Question: 828

What is pericardium?

Answer: 828

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Heart is enclosed in a sac known as pericardium. There is a fluid known as pericardial fluid between pericardium and heart walls. It reduces friction between pericardium and heart. during heart contraction.

Question: 829

Write an achievements of Bu Ali Sina in biology ?

Answer: 829

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He is honoured as the founder of medicine and called as a Avecena in the west. he was a physican philosopher astronomer and poet

Question: 830

What do you mean by vascular surgery ?

Answer: 830

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Vascular surgery is a field in surgery in which disease of arteries and veins (like thrombosis ) are managed by surgical methods . A vascular surgeon treats the disease of all parts of blood circulatory system except that of heart and brain

Question: 831

What is meant by thrombus?

Answer: 831

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The blood clots formed by plagues within arteries are called thrombus.

Question: 832

Define electroplating

Answer: 832

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_{Electroplating is depositing off one metal over the other by means of electrolysis}

Question: 833

Define antigen .

Answer: 833

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An antigen is a molecule that can stimulate an immense response (antibody production ) located in the surface of the RBC

Question: 834

State physical properties of metals

Answer: 834

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1: Almost all metals are solids (except mercury)

2: Metals have high melting and boiling points

Question: 835

Define pulse .

Answer: 835

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Pulse is the rhythmic expansion and contraction of an artery as the blood is forced through it by the regular contractions of heart

Question: 836

Define absorption

Answer: 836

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The process of diffusion of digested food into blood and lymph is called absorption.

Question: 837

Define the terms systole and diastole.

Answer: 837

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Systole: When both atria contract and pump blood towards ventricles. This period in cardiac cycle is called atrial systole. Atrial systole takes about 0.1 seconds When both ventricles contract and pump blood towards body and lungs. The period of ventricular contraction ins called ventricular systole. Ventricular systole lasts about 0.3 seconds

Question: 838

What is the advantage of galvanizing ?

Answer: 838

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Advantage of galvanizing is that zinc protects the iron is exposed to the air and water , a galvanic cell is established and iron rust rapidly

Question: 839

Why is oxygen necessary for plants?

Answer: 839

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Oxygen is necessary for cellular respiration. Ans: Minerals are inorganic elements that originate in the earth and cannot be made in body.

Question: 840

How blood is transfused considering Rh blood group system?

Answer: 840

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h-positive blood group can be transfused to Rh- positive recipient because recipient's blood already has Rh- antigens and it will not produce anti-Rh antibody similarly Rh-negative blood group can be transfused to Rh- negative Rh-negative.

Question: 841

Write the characteristics of cardiac muscles .

Answer: 841

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The muscles present in heart walls are called cardia muscles Cardiac muscles are involuntary in action are composed of branched striated cells , each with a single nucleus

Question: 842

In mammals when RBCs lost its nucleus?

Answer: 842

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When a red blood cell matures. its nucleus is lost.

Question: 843

How does nutrition occur in humans ?

Answer: 843

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Nutrition in humans comprises of five phases name ingestion , digestion , absorption , assimilation and defecation

Question: 844

How is the activity of an enzyme affected?

Answer: 844

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File activity of an enzyme is affected by any change in conditions that alters its chemistry and its shape

Question: 845

What are the risk factors of cardiovascular disorders ?

Answer: 845

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The risk factors that lead to cardiovascular problem include advanced age , diabetes ,high blood concentration of low -density lipids (cholestrol) and trigylycerides , tobacco smoking, high blood pressure (hypertension ) ,obesity and sedentary lifestyles

Question: 846

Write blood groups of human blood

Answer: 846

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There are four different blood groups.

(i) A person antigen A on RBCs has blood group A.

(ii) A person antigen B on RBCs has blood group B.

(iii) A person antigen A,B on RBCs has blood group AB.

(iv) A person non of A,B antigen has blood group 0

Question: 847

What are different phase of anaerobic respiration or fermentation ?

Answer: 847

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1: The first is like aerobic respiration , and two molecules of pyruvic acid are formed by one molecules of glucose

Question: 848

What is bypass surgery?

Answer: 848

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The surgery in which arteries or veins from elsewhere in the patients body are grafted to the coronary arteries to improve the blood supply to heart muscles is not sufficient but shortage is not enough to cause tissue death

Question: 849

Define digestion .

Answer: 849

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The process of breaking up complex substances into simple substances is called digestion

Question: 850

Describe the structure of veins.

Answer: 850

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: The walls of veins are composed of the three layers. The tunica externa composed of connective tissue, tunica media made up of muscles and elastic tissue. tunica intimae made up of endothelia cells.

Question: 851

Name the major biological issues of modern age

Answer: 851

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Human population growth , infectious disease , addictive drugs and pollution are the major biological issues today

Question: 852

How would you differentiate between atherosclerosis and arteriosclerosis ?

Answer: 852

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Atherosclerosis: atherosclerosis is commonly referred to as it is a chronic disease in which accumulation of fatty materials , cholesterol or fibrin in arteries . When this condition is severe , arteries , can no longer expand and contract properly and blood moves through them with very difficult

Question: 853

How does stomata open ?

Answer: 853

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When guard cells (bean shaped cells ) get water and become turgid ,their shapes are like two beans and the stomata between them opens

Question: 854

What are amino acids?

Answer: 854

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Acids are building blocks of proteins. These are of 20 different types.

Question: 855

What is the role of Sulphur in plant's growth?

Answer: 855

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Sulphur is component of proteins, vitamins and enzymes.

Question: 856

Define molecular biology ?

Answer: 856

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This branch deals with the study of molecules of life e.g water, proteins ,carbohydrates ,lipids ,and nuclei acids

Question: 857

Define microbiology ?

Answer: 857

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The division of biology , which deals the study of microorganisms such as bacteria are called microbiolgy

Question: 858

What are the sources of electrons in electron transport chain?

Answer: 858

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NADH and FADH2 release electrons and hydrogen ions

Question: 859

Write the importance of water for plants .

Answer: 859

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Water is vital to plants life. It is necessary not just for photosynthesis and turgor but much of the cellular activities occur in the presence of water molecules and the internal temperature of the plants also regulated by water .

Question: 860

What are lipids?

Answer: 860

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The lipids present in food are composed of fatty acids bonded to glycerol. saturated or unsaturated. The fatty acids may be saturated or unsaturated

Question: 861

What are two major veins ?

Answer: 861

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Two major veins are superior vena cave and inferior vena cava

Question: 862

What is the function of leukocytes ?

Answer: 862

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1: Their function as main agents in the body's defense system

2: They destroy small particles through phagocytosis

3: They break inflammatory substances and kill parasites

4: They prevent blood clotting

Question: 863

Which systems are present in Human for transport of materials?

Answer: 863

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: Like other higher animals, the task of the transport of different material in human body is performed by two systems. i.e. blood circulatory system and lymphatic system. The two systems are well coordinated and associated with each other.

Question: 864

Define angioplasty?

Answer: 864

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The mechanical widening of a narrowed or total obstructed blood vessels is called angioplasty

Question: 865

Which models explain the mechanism of enzyme action?

Answer: 865

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Two models have been proposed to explain the mechanism of enzyme action.

(i ) Lock and key model (ii) Induced fit model

Question: 866

Why reactivity of metals increases down the group ?

Answer: 866

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Reactivity of metals increases down the group because down the group , size of atoms increases due to addition of shells . When the shells are added and the size of atoms increases the electropositive character increases due to which it becomes easier to lose its valence electron

Question: 867

What are uses of lipids?

Answer: 867

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Lipids are used to form membranes, the sheaths surrounding neurons and certain hormones. Lipids are also extremely useful source of energy

Question: 868

Differentiate between Arteries and Veins

Answer: 868

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Arteries:

These are the blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart. The lumen of arteries is narrower than veins.

Question: 869

What is the role of molybdenum in plant's growth?

Answer: 869

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Molybdenum is component of the enzyme that reduces nitrates to ammonia, and makes many amino acids.

Question: 870

What are the main components of human blood circulatory

Answer: 870

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Circulatory system are blood, heart and blood vessels.

Question: 871

Define biomathematics/biometry.

Answer: 871

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It deals with the study of biological processes using mathematical techniques and tools. For example to analyze the data gathered after experimental work, biologists have to apply the rules of mathematics.

Question: 872

What are the contributions of Bu Ali Sim ?

Answer: 872

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He is honoured as the founder of medicine and called as Avicenna in the west. He was a physician, philosopher, astronomer and poet. One of his books "Al-anon fi Tib" is known as the canon of medicine in West

Question: 873

Define environmental biology .

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The branch of biology , which deals with the study of the interaction between the organisms and their environment

Question: 874

Define ingestion .

Answer: 874

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The process of taking food is called ingestion

Question: 875

Define Heart.

Answer: 875

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The heart is a muscular organ responsible for pumping blood through the blood vessels by repeated contractions. It is an important organ of circulatory system.

Question: 876

Differentiate between species and habitat?

Answer: 876

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Species:Species is a group of organisms which can be interbreed among themselves to produce fertile offspring

Question: 877

Define bioeconomics.

Answer: 877

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It deals with the study organism from economical point of view. For example the cost value and profit value of the yield of wheat can be calculated through bioeconomics and or losses can be determined, and benefits and losses can be determined

Question: 878

How are humidity affect of temperature on the rate of transpiration ?

Answer: 878

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Air humidity : When air is dry , water vapour diffuse more quickly from the surface of mesophyll cells into leaf air spaces and then from air spaces to outside . This increase the rate of transpiration . In humid air , the rate of the diffusion of water vapours is reduced and the rate of transpiration is low

Question: 879

Describe major contributions of Jabir Bin Hayan

Answer: 879

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Jabir Bin Hayan introduced experimental investigation in chemistry and also wrote a number of books on plants and animals . His famous books are Al-Nabatat and Al-Haywan

Question: 880

What is the function of lipids in body and what are their sources ?

Answer: 880

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Lipids play many roles in bodies . They are used to form membranes , the sheaths surrounding neurons , and certain hormone lipids are also extremely useful energy

Question: 881

What are proteins?

Answer: 881

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Proteins are organic compounds composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen. Proteins are composed of amino acids. These amino acids are used to produce new body protein and to replace damaged proteins

Question: 882

Write down two benefits of mustard plant ?

Answer: 882

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The plant body is used as vegetable
It seeds are used for extracting

Question: 883

Define blood Transfusion

Answer: 883

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Blood transfusion is the process of transferring blood based products from one person (donor) into the circulatory system of another (recipient).

Question: 884

What are heterotrophic organisms?

Answer: 884

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The organisms, which obtain their food from other organisms and use it for growth and energy. are called heterotrophic organisms.

Question: 885

What is transport?

Answer: 885

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Transport means movement of material from one region to the other in the organisms

Question: 886

What are different types of carbohydrates?

Answer: 886

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Glucose, maltose, lactose, sources and starch

Question: 887

Why blood is pulmonary circulation is low pressure than that of in systematic circulation ?

Answer: 887

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Because it gives sufficient time to blood for gaseous exchange in lungs

Question: 888

How electroplating of zinc is carried out ?

Answer: 888

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The zinc is deposited on the metal buy immersing it in a chemical bath containing electrolyte zinc sulphate . A current is applied which results in depositing of zinc on the target metal i-e cathode

Question: 889

Which food are sources of iron ?

Answer: 889

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Human get iron from red meat , egg yolk, whole, wheat fist , spinach and mustard etc

Question: 890

Name the metal which is used for galvanizing iron

Answer: 890

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Zinc metal is used for galvanizing iron

Question: 891

What is the average life of R.B.C?

Answer: 891

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The average life of R.B.C.s is that 2-10 million red blood cells are formed and destroyed every second.

Question: 892

Explain that electrons can be source of energy during oxidation reduction reaction ?

Answer: 892

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During light reaction of photosynthesis the electrons are emitted first from the thylakoid membrane and then these electrons are passes through the electron transport chain also and help in the formation of energy rich molecules like ATP and NADPH

Question: 893

Why is anode made up of a metal to be deposited during electrolysis ?

Answer: 893

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When the current is passed , the metal from anode dissolves in the solution and metallic ions migrate to the cathode and discharge or deposit in the cathode (object) As a result of this discharge , a thin layer of metal deposits on the object

Question: 894

Differentiate between Eoslnophils and Basophlls.

Answer: 894

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Eosinophlls :

These can break Inflammatory substances and kill parasites.

Question: 895

What are sources of minerals ?

Answer: 895

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Most of the minerals in humans diet come directly from plant and water , or indirectly from animal foods

Question: 896

Which membrane is present both in prokaryotes and eukaryotes?

Answer: 896

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Cell membrane (outer covering of cell )

Question: 897

Define genetics ?

Answer: 897

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The study of genes and their role in inheritance is called genetics . Inheritance means the transmission of characters from one generation to the other

Question: 898

How do organisms get energy?

Answer: 898

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Organisms obtain energy by metabolizing the food they eaf or prepare. Food con potential energy in its bonds. When these bonds are broken down, a large amount of kinetic energy is released. Some of this energy is stored in the form of potential energy bonds of ATP molecules while the rest escapes as heat

Question: 899

What role is played by iron in humans ?

Answer: 899

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Iron plays a major role in oxygen transport and storage . It is a component of hemoglobin in red blood cells and myoglobin in muscles cells . Cellular energy production also requires iron . It acts as enzymes cofactor . Iron also support immune function

Question: 900

List the name of ,major minerals .

Answer: 900

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Iron , Zinc , chromium , fluoride , iodine are face minerals are face minerals

Question: 901

Differentiate between morphology and anatomy .

Answer: 901

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Morphology : The branch of biology , which deals with the study of the structure and forms of living organism is called morphology

Question: 902

Define community .

Answer: 902

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A community is the assembling of different populations , interacting with one another with in the same environment

Question: 903

What are carbohydrates?

Answer: 903

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Carbohydrates are organic compounds, which are made up of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. Carbohydrates are the basic sources of energy for all animals.

Question: 904

State the best method for protection of metal from corrosion .

Answer: 904

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The best method for protection against the corrosion of metals exposed to acidic conditions is coating the metal with other metal . Corrosion resistant metals like Zn , Sn and Cr are coated on the surface of iron to protect it from corrosion

Question: 905

What are organic fertilizers?

Answer: 905

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Organic fertilizers are derived from plant and animal materials. They are more complex sad take time to be broken down into forms usable by plants Manure and compost are used as organic fertilizers.

Question: 906

What are fossils ?

Answer: 906

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The remains of extinct organisms are called fossils

Question: 907

Which food are sources of lipids?

Answer: 907

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Important sources of lipids include milk. butter, cheese, eggs, mutton, tish, mustard seeds, coconut and dry fruits etc.

Question: 908

Write role and names of two scientists who work on Blood Circulatory system

Answer: 908

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Two important scientists Ibn-e-Nafees and William scientist who described the pathway of blood

Question: 909

Where does Frog live and what is its scientific name ?

Answer: 909

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Frog lives in the both water and terrestrial medium . It belongs to class Amphibians , its scientific name is Rana tigrina

Question: 910

Enlist four sources of Vitamin D .

Answer: 910

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Fish , liver oil milk , ghee (butter) synthesized by skin

Question: 911

List sixteen bio elements .

Answer: 911

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Only six (O,C,N,H,Ca & P) make 99% of the total mass other ten (Cu ,Mg ,Na, Cl, Mn , Zn, K ,S,I & Fe ) collectively make 01% of the total mass

Question: 912

On what basis blood is classified into different groups?

Answer: 912

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Blood group on the presence or absence of antigens on the surface of red blood cells.

Question: 913

Write the effect of dengue fever on platelets

Answer: 913

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Platelets are destroyed . Their number reduces patient bleeds from the nose , gums and under the skin

Question: 914

What is meant by divisions of labour in a cell?

Answer: 914

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Each organelle in a cell has been assigned a specific function which it has to perform , so all activities of a cell are divided among many organelles, this is called division of labour

Question: 915

How is energy released from ATP ?

Answer: 915

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Energy is released as bonds between phosphate groups of ATP are broken down . When one phosphate group separates . ATP is changed to ADP and 7.3k Calories /mole of ATP is formed

Question: 916

What is scientific method ?

Answer: 916

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The scientific method in which biological problems are solved , it termed as biological method

Example : study of malaria

Question: 917

Which careers can be adopted by students of biology?

Answer: 917

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(i) Medicine/Surgery (ii) Animals husbandry (iii) Fisheries (iv) Agriculture (v) Horticulture (vi) Farming (vii) Forestry (VW) Biotechnology

Question: 918

How does human heart work as double pump?

Answer: 918

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Human heart work as a double pump . It receives de-oxygenated (with less oxygen ) blood from body and pumps into lungs, At the same time , it receives oxygenated with more oxygen) blood from lungs and pumps it to all body . Inside heart chambers ,the deoxygenated and oxygenated bloods are kept separated .

Question: 919

Define population .

Answer: 919

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A population is defined as a group of organism of the same species located at the same place , in the same time

Question: 920

Define biogeography

Answer: 920

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It deals with the study of the occurrence and distribution of different species of living organism in different Geographical regions of the world. It applies the knowledge of characteristics of particulars geographical regions to determine the characteristics of organism found there.

Question: 921

What is the importance of calcium in humans ?

Answer: 921

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Calcium is essential for the development and maintenance of bones and teeth . It is also needed for maintaining cell membrane and connective tissues and for the activation of several enzymes . Calcium also adds in blood clotting

Question: 922

Write down the summary of the events of light reactions.

Answer: 922

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When chlorophyll molecules absorb light. their energy level increases and their electrons are emitted.

• Electrons are passed to electron transport chain to produce ATP.

Light also breaks water molecule and oxygen is released. The hydrogen atoms of water give electrons to chlorophyll and become ions.

The electrons of chlorophyll, after the production of ATP, and the hydrogen ions of water are used for the reduction of NADI)* into NADPH.

Question: 923

What are different groups of living organisms ?

Answer: 923

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There are five groups of living organisms

1: Prokaryotes

2: Protist

3: Fungi

4: Plants

5: Animals

Question: 924

What is meant by hypertension ?

Answer: 924

924-1097

A condition in which blood pressure is higher than normal is called hypertension . Normal B.P is 120/180 mm/Hg

Question: 925

Write two advantages of Brassica plant/ mustard plant

Answer: 925

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Advantages :

1 The plant body of brassica is used as vegetable

2: It seeds are used for extracting oil

Question: 926

How do enzymes lower the activation energy ?

Answer: 926

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Enzymes lower the activation energy in several ways

1: They may alter the shape of substrate and reduce the requirement of energy for this change

2: Some enzymes do so by disrupting the charge distribution on substrate

3: Enzymes may also lower activation energy by bringing substrate in the correct rientation to react

Question: 927

What is the role of potassium in plans life?

Answer: 927

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Potassium regulates the opening and closing of stoma and reduces water loss from leaves

Question: 928

Define molecules

Answer: 928

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Atoms of different elements combine with each other through ionic and covalent bonding to make a stable particle which is called molecule

Question: 929

Quantitative observations are better in biological method . How ?

Answer: 929

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Quantitative observations are considered more accurate than qualitative ones because the quantitative observations are invariable and measurable and can be recorded in terms of number

Question: 930

What is done in the professional study of biotechnology?

Answer: 930

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It is the latest profession in the field of biology. Biotechnologists study and work for the production of useful products through microorganisms

e.g enzymes ,antibiotics etc

Question: 931

Write about Lubb- Dubb

Answer: 931

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: When ventricle contact the tricuspid and bicuspid valves close and lubh sound is produced. Similarly when ventricles relax, the semilunar valves close and dub. Sound is produced. Lubb-dub can be heard with the help of a stethoscope.

Question: 932

What are the two main types of white blood cell?How do they differ?

Answer: 932

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There are main two types of white blood cell.

(i) Granulocytes: Granulocytes have granular cytoplasm, These include neutrophils, Eosinophil and basophils

Question: 933

What are the different categories of minerals ? Define them .

Answer: 933

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Minerals are divides into two categories

1: Major minerals 2: Trace minerals

Question: 934

What is meant by incubation period?

Answer: 934

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The period between the entry of parasite in host and appearance of symptoms is called incubation period

Question: 935

Define organ .

Answer: 935

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In higher multicellular organisms , more than one types of tissues having related functions are organized together to make a unit , called organ

Question: 936

Which food are sources of carbohydrates?

Answer: 936

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Bread, pastas, beans, potatoes, bran, rice and cereals are sources of carbohydrates.

Question: 937

Explain with an example that biologists cannot usually check every situation where a hypothesis might apply .

Answer: 937

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Biologists cannot usually check every situation where a hypothesis might apply . Let's consider a hypothesis . All plant cells have a nucleus . Biologists cannot examine every living plant and every plant that has ever lived to see if this hypothesis is false , Instead biologists generate deduction using reasoning . From the above hypothesis , a biologists can make the following deduction . If I examine cells from a blade of grass ,then each one will have a nucleus .

Question: 938

Explain the role of O₂ in rusting ?

Answer: 938

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Oxygen plays important role in rusting . Electrons reduce the oxygen molecules in the presence oh H⁺ ions

Question: 939

Define aerobic respiration

Answer: 939

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The cellular respiration occurring in the presence of oxygen is called aerobic respiration

Question: 940

What are harmful effects of deficiency of calcium ?

Answer: 940

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Deficiency of calcium causes spontaneous discharge of nerve impulses , which may result in tetany . Bones also becomes soft , blood clots slowly , and wounds heal slowly

Question: 941

State the process of opening and closing phenomena of stomata in the leaf of plants

Answer: 941

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When a leaf transpires, the water concentrations of its mesophyll cells drops . This drop causes water osmosis from the xylem of leaf it creates a pulling force that continues all the way to root .

Question: 942

What was the name of medicine for malaria curing ?

Answer: 942

942-1097

Quina-quina is the name of tree , which was exported from America to Europe to cure fevers . Quina-quina first medicine used for curing

Question: 943

Which material is used to make cathode in electroplating ?

Answer: 943

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The cathode is made of the object that is to be electroplated e.g sheet of iron

Question: 944

Differentiate between micromolecules and macromolecules

Answer: 944

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Micromolecules :The molecule with low molecular weight are called micro-molecule

Example : glucose ,water etc

Question: 945

Name different parts of mustard plant ?

Answer: 945

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Mustard plant has two parts :

1: Vegetative parts (root, stem, leaves, branches )

2: Reproductive parts (flowers which produce fruits and seeds)

Question: 946

Define biophysics.

Answer: 946

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It deals with the study of the principles of physics, which are applicable to biological phenomena. For example there is a simil ity between the working principles of lever in physics and limbs of animal in biology

Question: 947

What is meaning of malaria ?

Answer: 947

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The Italian words 'mala' means bad and 'aria' means air

Question: 948

What is Krebs Cycle?

Answer: 948

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In Krebs cycle. the pyruvic -acid molecules are completely oxidized, along with the formation of ATP. NADH. and FADH2. Before entering in Krebs cycle. pyruvic acid changed into a 2-carbon compound called acetyl-CoA

Question: 949

Define organ system

Answer: 949

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Different organs performing related functions are organized together in the form of an organ system . In organ system each organ performs a specific function

Question: 950

What was the contribution of Ronald Ross to test deduction by A.F.A King ?

Answer: 950

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Ronald Ross , a British army physician working in India in 1880's allowed female Anopeles mosquito to bite a malarial patient , he killed the mosquito some days later and found plasmodium multiplying in mosquitos stomach

Question: 951

Define biomolecules .

Answer: 951

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The stable particles which is made by atoms of biochemist i-e carbon, nitrogen , sulphur , etc through ionic or covalent bonding is called biomolecules

Question: 952

Difference between morphology and physiology .

Answer: 952

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Morphology : The branch of biology , which deals with the study of the structures and forms of living organisms is called morphology

Example : Study structure of eye etc.

Question: 953

What are the functions of organelles ?

Answer: 953

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Each type of organelle is specialized to perform a specific function

Question: 954

Why full grain bread is better than wheat bread ?

Answer: 954

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Because grain bread or wheat bread is the part of the dietary fiber

Question: 955

What is the contribution of A.F.A ,king , to solve biological problem of malaria?

Answer: 955

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In 1883, a physician ,A.F.A ,king , made 20 observations , then suggested hypothesis that the 'Mosquitos transmits plasmodium and are involved in spread of malaria

Question: 956

Define biology ?

Answer: 956

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Biology is the study scientific study of life . The word biology has been driven two Greek words , bios meaning life , logos meaning thought or reasoning

Question: 957

What is volvox ?

Answer: 957

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Volvox is a green algae found in water that shows colonial organization . Hundreds of volvox cells make a colony

Question: 958

What do you mean by galvanizing ?

Answer: 958

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The process of coating a thin layer of zinc on iron is called galvanizing

Question: 959

Why is data analysis necessary ?

Answer: 959

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Data analysis is necessary to prove or disprove a hypothesis by experimentation

Question: 960

Give a reason for the creation of transpiration pull?

Answer: 960

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Following are the reasons for the creation of transpirational pull.

• Water is held in a tube (xylem) that has small diameter.

• Water molecules adhere to the walls of xylem tube (adhesion).

• Water molecules cohere to each other (cohesion).

• These attractions make an overall tension among water molecules. This tension forms 'column of water. The columns of water move from root to shoot and the water content of the soil enter in these columns

Question: 961

Which organ make digestive system ?

Answer: 961

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1:Oral cavity

2: Stomach

3: Liver

4: Pancreas

5 :Small intestine

6: Large intestine

Question: 962

What are different formula to organize data?

Answer: 962

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Data is organized in different formats like graphics , tables , flower charts , maps and diagrams

Question: 963

Which are different groups of vitamins ?

Answer: 963

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Vitamins may be divided into two groups

1: The fat-soluble vitamins (vitamins A,D,E,and K

Question: 964

Define paleontology ?

Answer: 964

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The study of fossils is called paleontology

Question: 965

What are different kind of observations ?

Answer: 965

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Observation may be qualitative and quantitative

Question: 966

How do different types of tissues functions in one organ ?

Answer: 966

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In stomach (organ) two major tissues

1: Epithelial tissues , which secrete gastric juice and

2: Muscular tissues perform contraction of stomach walls for grinding of food , and moving food to posterior end

Question: 967

It is difficult to use the criterion of interbreeding to define species of unicellular organisms. Why?

Answer: 967

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The criteria of interbreeding cannot be used for species recognition in organisms who reproduce asexually and do not interbreed with one another.

Question: 968

Describe any two applications of Horticulture in daily life

Answer: 968

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1: Betterment of existing varieties of plants

2: Production of new varieties of ornamental plants and fruits

Question: 969

What is the difference between the modes of nutrition of fungi and animals?

Answer: 969

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Modes of nutrition of fungi :

Fungi are heterotroph absorptive in their Animals live mostly by ingesting food and nutritional mode.

Question: 970

Stomach is an organ of the digestive system, but it also secretes a hormone. "hut hormone ‘‘,It, 'and what function it performs?

Answer: 970

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Some quantity of gastric juice is always present in stomach. In this case, already present gastric juice begins the digestion of huge proteins into peptides. These peptides stimulate some cells of stomach walls to release a hormone called gastrin. This hormone enters blood and is distributed to all parts of body. In stomach, it has specific effect and stimulates the gastric glands to secrete more gastric juice.

Question: 971

Explain with an example that in organism , the function , processes and activities of various organs and organ system are co-ordinated

Answer: 971

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When a man is engaged in continuous and hard exercise not only his muscles but also there is an increase in the rate of respiration and heart beat . This accelerated rate of the respiration and heart beat supplies more oxygen and food to the muscle which they need for continuous work

Question: 972

How are basis of interdisciplinary science formed?

Answer: 972

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Each branch of science has relationship with all other branches. For example, when studying movements in animals, the biologists have to refer to laws of motion in physics. This formed the basis of interdisciplinary science

Question: 973

Explain status of virus.

Answer: 973

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The viruses are considered on the border line of living and non-living organisms. They ha. - genetic material and can reproduce like living organism. And they form crystals which characteristic of non-living organisms. So they are not kept in any kingdom.

Question: 974

Write a note on animal husbandry

Answer: 974

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It is the branch of agriculture concerned with the care and breeding of domestic animals (livestock) e.g cattle , sheep ,etc . Professional course in animal husbandry can be adapted can be adopted after the higher secondary education in biology

Question: 975

Define Prokaryotes .

Answer: 975

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The unicellular organisms that do not have distinct nucleus are grouped as prokaryotes

Question: 976

Write the characteristics of kingdom Monera?

Answer: 976

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It includes the prokaryotic organism in which genetic material is not enclosed in nuclear envelope. These are unicellular, some types form chains, clusters or colonies.

Question: 977

How many elements are found in nature ?

Answer: 977

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There are 92 different types of elements are found in nature

Question: 978

What are the effects of magnesium deficiency in plants?.

Answer: 978

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Deficiency of magnesium causes yellowing and wilting of leaves.

Question: 979

Which food are sources of proteins ?

Answer: 979

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Dietary sources of proteins are meat, eggs , grains , legumes and dairy products such as milk and cheese

Question: 980

What is the function of reproductive parts of plants ?

Answer: 980

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Flowers take part in sexual reproduction and produce fruits and seeds

Question: 981

Define deforestation .

Answer: 981

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Deforestation means cutting down of trees for the conservation of the forest to non-forest land

Question: 982

Define experimental group

Answer: 982

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A set up of experiment in which no variable one variable being tested is kept missing is called experimental group

Question: 983

How many cubic millimeter of blood RBCs is present in female?

Answer: 983

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A cubic millimeter of blood contain 4 - 4.5 million of RBCs in female.

Question: 984

What is medicine and surgery ?

Answer: 984

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The profession of medicine deal with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases in human In surgery the body parts may be repaired, replaced or removed.

Question: 985

Name the three endangered species in Pakistan

Answer: 985

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1: Indus dolphin

2: Macro polo sheep

Question: 986

Man has always been a biologists .Explain

Answer: 986

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Man has always a biologists . He had to be a biologists in order to live . Early in history, he was a hunter of animals and gather fruits ,seeds,roots etc . The more he knew about plants ,the better he distinguished between edible and non-edible plants

Question: 987

Name some plant tissues?

Answer: 987

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1: Epidermal tissues

2: Ground tissues

Question: 988

What are vitamins ?

Answer: 988

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Vitamins are chemical compounds that are required in low amounts but are essential for normal growth and metabolism

Question: 989

Name any four unicellular organisms

Answer: 989

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1: Amoeba

2:Paramecium

3: Euglena

4: Virus

Question: 990

Define biochemistry.

Answer: 990

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It deals with the study of chemistry of different compounds and processes occurring in living organisms. For example; study of basic metabolism of photosynthesis and respiration involves the knowledge of chemistry

Question: 991

What is cardiac cycle ?

Answer: 991

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The alternating relaxation contractions cycle and one complete cardiac cycle makes one heart beat .

It has three phases :

1: Cardiac cycle

2: Atrial systole

3: Ventricle systole

Question: 992

Define species .

Answer: 992

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A species is defined as a group of organisms capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring

Question: 993

What is habitat and how it is different from community ?

Answer: 993

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Habitat : It means the area of the environment in which organisms live

Question: 994

Which foods are source of calcium ?

Answer: 994

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Human get calcium from milk , cheese , egg yolk , beans , nuts , and cabbage etc

Question: 995

What was the only effective remedy of malaria from the 17th century to the 20th century ?

Answer: 995

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Quinine

Question: 996

What is an atom and sub-atomic particles?

Answer: 996

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Smallest particle of an element which can take part in a chemical reaction is called an atom. Sub-1 atomic particles are by which atoms are made e.g. electron, proton & neutron.

Question: 997

How do scientists summarize experimental results ?

Answer: 997

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Biologists gather actual , quantitative data from experiment . Data from each of the groups are then averaged and compared statistically . To draw conclusions , biologists also uses statistical analysis

Question: 998

What is myocardial infraction ?

Answer: 998

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It is more commonly known as heart attack and is a medical condition that occurs when the blood supply to a part of the heart is interrupted and leads the death of heart muscles

Question: 999

How are minerals important for humans ?

Answer: 999

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Minerals play an important roles in various body functions and necessary to maintain health

Question: 1000

Explain colonial type of cellular organization .

Answer: 1000

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In colonial type of cellular organization , many unicellular organisms live together but also do not have any division of labour among them . Each unicellular organisms is a colony lives in its own life and does not depend on their cells for its vital requirements

Question: 1001

Differentiate between theory and law .

Answer: 1001

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Theory : The hypotheses that stand the test of time (often tested and never rejected ) are called theories

Example: cell theory

Question: 1002

What is meant by bio-chemist ?

Answer: 1002

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The elements which take part in making body mass of living things are called bio elements . These are 16

Question: 1003

Define hypothesis

Answer: 1003

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The tentative explanation of the observation is called hypothesis

Question: 1004

Give two examples of qualitative and two of quantitative observation .

Answer: 1004

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Qualitative observation :

1:The freezing point of water is colder than the boiling point

2: A liter of water is heavier than a liter of ethanol

Question: 1005

Name major types of animal tissues

Answer: 1005

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There are four major types of animal tissues

1: Epithelial tissues

2: Connective tissues

3: Nervous tissues

4: Muscular tissues

Question: 1006

Define tissues.

Answer: 1006

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We can define a tissues as a group of similar cells specialized for the performance of a common function.

Question: 1007

Why is the calcium and hydrogen important for plant?

Answer: 1007

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Hydrogen is necessary for building biomolecules. Calcium activates

enzymes, structural component of cell wall and influences water movements in cells.

Question: 1008

While testing the hypothesis that 'plasmodium' is the cause of malaria what would be the control group of experiment ? Blood of malaria patient or bloods of healthy persons .

Answer: 1008

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Blood of healthy persons

Question: 1009

Define cell.

Answer: 1009

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Cell is the basic structural and functional unit of living things . It is made by many organelles

Question: 1010

What is the difference between zoology and botany ?

Answer: 1010

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Zoology : This division of biology with the study of animals

Example : The study of frog , human

Question: 1011

Which four observations were made about malaria in the last part of nineteenth century ?

Answer: 1011

1011-1097

1: Malaria and marshy areas have some relation

2: Quinine is an effecting drug for testing malaria

3: Drinking the water of marshes does not cause malaria

4: Plasmodium is seen in the blood of malarial patient

Question: 1012

What is the scientific name of mustard plant and frog ?

Answer: 1012

1012-1097

Scientific name of mustard plant is Brassica campestris and of frog is Rana tigrina

Question: 1013

Define platelets ?

Answer: 1013

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Platelets are the parts of blood . They are not cells but are fragments of large cells of bone marrow called megakaryocytes . They do not have any nucleus and any pigment

Question: 1014

What is necessary for the formation of a hypothesis ?

Answer: 1014

1014-1097

A great deal of careful and creative thinking is necessary for the formulation of a hypothesis

Question: 1015

Define bioinformatics ?

Answer: 1015

1015-1097

Bioinformatics refers to the computational and statistical techniques for the analysis of biological data

Question: 1016

What is meant by reporting the results ?

Answer: 1016

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Reporting of results means publishing findings by biologists in scientific journal and books ,in talks at national and international meetings and in seminars at colleges and universities

Question: 1017

Define control group .

Answer: 1017

1017-1097

A set up experiment in which no variable is missing and is known measures to which scientists can compare their results

Question: 1018

Why organ system in animals is more complex than plants ?

Answer: 1018

1018-1097

The organ system level is less complex in plants (e.g root system ) as compared to animals . This is due ta a greater range of functions and activities in animals than in plants

Question: 1019

Name the major components of human's food?

Answer: 1019

1019-1097

The nutrients used by humans include carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acid, proteins, minerals and vitamins. Beside these nutrients, they also required water.

Question: 1020

Name three types of cellular organization ?

Answer: 1020

1020-1097

These are

1: Unicellular organization

2: Colonial organization

3: Multicellular organization

Question: 1021

Difference between cell biology and histology .

Answer: 1021

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Cell biology : The study of the structure and functions of cell and cell organelles is called cell biology . This branch also with the study of cell division

Question: 1022

Which steps are taken by biologists to solve a biological problem ?

Answer: 1022

1022-1097

Following steps are taken by biologists to solve a biological problem

Question: 1023

What are the aims of classification?

Answer: 1023

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To determine similarities and differences among organisms so that they can be studied easily.

(ii) To find evolutionary relationship among organisms.

Question: 1024

How white and Red Blood Cells Differs?

Answer: 1024

1024-1097

Red blood cells are like biconcave disc with nucleus contain hemoglobin. While blood cells are Granular and a grantor contain nucleus larger in size than RBC.s

Question: 1025

Give two example of biological law

Answer: 1025

1025-1097

1: Hardy-Wienberg law

2: Mendel's law of inheritance

Question: 1026

Name any one biological problem ?

Answer: 1026

1026-1097

Malaria is the biological problem

Question: 1027

What was the opinion of ancient physician about malaria ?

Answer: 1027

1027-1097

Physician described it a disease of chills and fevers with recurring attacks . They observed this disease among people living near marshy areas

Question: 1028

Patients bleeds from from the nose , gums and under the skin is dengue Why?

Answer: 1028

1028-1097

It is due to dengue fever . Due to destructions of platelets

Question: 1029

Define observation

Answer: 1029

1029-1097

Opinion which is made with the help of five senses of vision ,hearing ,smell, taste , and touch is called observation

Question: 1030

Name famous books of Jabar Bin Hayan and Abdul Malik Asmai

Answer: 1030

1030-1097

Al-Nabatat , Al-Haywan , Al-Abil(Camel) , Al-Khalil (Horse) Al-Wahoosh (Animal) and Khalq al- Ansan

Question: 1031

What is the contribution of Andrea Caesalpino in classification of plants?

Answer: 1031

1031-1097

Andrea Caesalpino (1519-1603) was an Italian botanist who proposed the first methodical arrangement of plants. He divided plants into fifteen groups called "genera.

Question: 1032

What is the difference between corrosion and rusting ?

Answer: 1032

1032-1097

Corrosion : It is the general term used for all the metals

Corrosion of some metals may be stopped

It is redox reaction

Question: 1033

_{What are the symptoms of malaria ?}

Answer: 1033

1033-1097

Malaria is diagnosed by having chills and fever with recurring attacks in patient

Question: 1034

How tissues are different are different from organs ?

Answer: 1034

1034-1097

Tissues and organs different from each other due to following reasons :

1: Similar cells performing similar functions are organized into groups called tissues while more than one types of tissues having related function are organized together and made a unit called organ

Question: 1035

Why it is difficult to learn about way of life of each organism?

Answer: 1035

1035-1097

Organisms range in complexity from small and simple bacteria to large and complex human. Some of them live in sea, some on land, some walk, other fly. Each organism has its own way of life. When there is so diversity in organisms, it becomes difficult to learn about characteristics each.

Question: 1036

Which is a successful experiment ?

Answer: 1036

1036-1097

A successful experimentis that which demonstrates one or more alternative hypothesis as incorrect

Question: 1037

Define variable

Answer: 1037

1037-1097

Variable is a factor being tested in and experiment is usually compared to a control group

Question: 1038

What deduction was made from hypothesis about malaria ?

Answer: 1038

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Of the plasmodium is the cause of malaria , then all persons ill with malaria should have plasmodium in their blood

Question: 1039

Define data ?

Answer: 1039

1039-1097

Data can be defined as the information such as names , dates or values made from observations

Question: 1040

What is basic of five kingdom Classification system?

Answer: 1040

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Basis of Classification:

1: The levels of cellular organization i.e prokaryotic. unicellular eukaryotic and multicellular eukaryotic

2: The principal modes of nutrition i.e photosynthesis, absorption. and ingestion.

3:On this basis, organisms are classified into five kingdoms: monera, protista. fungi plantae and animalia

Question: 1041

What is the biosphere level ?

Answer: 1041

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The part of the earth inherited by organisms communities is known as biosphere. It constitutes all ecosystem (areas where living organisms interact with the non-living components of the environment ) and is also called the zone of life on earth

Question: 1042

Define science ?

Answer: 1042

1042-1097

Science is the study in which observations are made , experiments are done and logical conclusions are drawn in order to understand the principles of nature

Question: 1043

What are priors and viroids?

Answer: 1043

1043-1097

Prions are composed of protein only and act as infectious particle. in plants Viroids are composed of circular RNA only act as infectious particles and cause diseases in certain plants

Question: 1044

Define biological method ?

Answer: 1044

1044-1097

A biological problem is a question related to living organisms that is either asked by someone or comes in biological's mind by himself

Question: 1045

What is the cause of malaria ?

Answer: 1045

1045-1097

A tiny creature , plasmodium is the cause of malaria

Question: 1046

Write the role of biological method in biology

Answer: 1046

1046-1097

It has played an important part in the scientific research for almost 500 years . From Galileo's experiment in the 1590's to current research the biological method has contributed to the advancements in medicine , ecology , technology etc . It has ensured the quality of data for public use

Question: 1047

Which disease has killed more people than any other disease ?

Answer: 1047

1047-1097

Mlaria

Question: 1048

How was plasmodium discovered ?

Answer: 1048

1048-1097

In 1878 a French army physician Laveran took small amount of blood from a malarial patient and after examining under microscope , noticed some tiny creatures , which after five years was given a name plasmodium

Question: 1049

How does a theory a become law of principle ?

Answer: 1049

1049-1097

If a theory survives such doubtful approach and continues to be supported by experimental evidence , it becomes a law or principle

Question: 1050

Define law or principle .

Answer: 1050

1050-1097

A theory which survives doubtful approaches and continues to be supported by experimental evidence is called law or principle

Question: 1051

What is parasite?

Answer: 1051

1051-1097

The organisms that take food and shelter from living hosts and in return harm them are called parasites. Example: Tapeworm

Question: 1052

Which mosquito transmits dengue fever?

Answer: 1052

1052-1097

Aedes mosquito transmits dengue fever

Question: 1053

How does plasmodium enter the body of a mosquito ?

Answer: 1053

1053-1097

When a mosquito bites and sucks the blood of malarial patient the plasmodium enter in its body

Question: 1054

What is the difference between vulnerable and endangered species?

Answer: 1054

1054-1097

Vulnerable :A species which is likely to become endangered unless the circumstances improve

Question: 1055

Define kingdom:

Answer: 1055

1055-1097

All organism are divided into 5 major groups each of which is called kingdom each kingdom is divided into phylum. Kingdom• is largest taxon.

Question: 1056

How much energy is obtained by one gam of protein ?

Answer: 1056

1056-1097

One gram of protein contains 04 kilocalories of energy

Question: 1057

Define proportion .

Answer: 1057

1057-1097

Proportion means to join two equal ratios by the sign of equality (=) e.g a:b=c:d is a proportion between two ratios

Question: 1058

Which characteristics should a hypothesis have ?

Answer: 1058

1058-1097

A hypothesis should have the following characteristics

1: It should be a general statement

2: It should agree with available observations

3: It should be a tentative idea

4: It should be kept as simple as possible

5: It should be testable and potentially falsifiable

Question: 1059

What is threatened species?

Answer: 1059

1059-1097

A species is called threatened when it is at the risk of extinction in near future.

Question: 1060

Why do only females of anopheles and culex involve in spread of malaria ?

Answer: 1060

1060-1097

Female mosquito need the blood of mammals or birds for the maturation of their eggs

Question: 1061

Define biodiversity hot spot?

Answer: 1061

1061-1097

A biodiversity hotspot is a region of high level of established species

Question: 1062

What is Quinine ?

Answer: 1062

1062-1097

The substance extracted from cinchona bark to treat malaria is called quinine

Question: 1063

Which disease are caused by deficiency of iron ?

Answer: 1063

1063-1097

Iron deficiency cause anaemia

Question: 1064

Bark of which tree was found to be excellent treatment of malaria ?

Answer: 1064

1064-1097

Cinchona

Question: 1065

Define culex

Answer: 1065

1065-1097

Culex is a kind of mosquito , female of which spreads malaria in sparrows

Question: 1066

Define binomial nomenclature.

Answer: 1066

1066-1097

Binomial nomenclature is the method of giving scientific names to living organisms. As the word -binomial- suggests. the scientific name of species consists of two names: the first is the genus name and the second one is the name of the species

Question: 1067

What happened when two different but closely related organism do cross breed?

Answer: 1067

1067-1097

When two different but closely related organism do cross breed they produced an infertile offspring. Example: A cross between a male donkey and female horse produces an infertile offspring, the mule.

Question: 1068

What role does this step play in scientific method ?

Answer: 1068

1068-1097

Publishing of results is an essential part of the scientific method . It allows other people to verify the results or apply the knowledge to solve other problems

Question: 1069

Name different levels of biological organization

Answer: 1069

1069-1097

Biologists study biological organization at differ evels, which are as follows. (i) Subatomic and Atomic level (ii) Molecular level (iii) Organelle and cell level (iv) Tissue level (v) Organ and organ system level (vi) Individual level (vii) Population level (viii) Community level (ix) Biosphere level

Question: 1070

In which major biological problems the knowledge of mathematics is used ?

Answer: 1070

1070-1097

The biological problems in which the knowledge of mathematics is used include :

1: Gene finding

2: Protein structure

3: Protein-protein interaction

Question: 1071

What hypothesis was made in case of malaria ?

Answer: 1071

1071-1097

Plasmodium is the cause of malaria

Question: 1072

In which area houbara bustard found?

Answer: 1072

1072-1097

It is a large bird (about 60cm long with 140cm wingspan). It is omnivorous and eats seeds.1:-.74 and small animals. Houbara bustards arc migratory birds that fly to Pakistan in winter seam-chollistan and Thar deserts.

Question: 1073

What are causes of deforestation ?

Answer: 1073

1073-1097

(i) Sudden and catastrophic clear cutting for urban development.

(ii) It can be done for agriculture.

(iii) It can be of consequence of grazing animals.

(iv) The race of produce cash through fruits, species, sugar, Tobacco, cloth etc.

Question: 1074

Define ratio .

Answer: 1074

1074-1097

When a relation between two numbers e.g 'a' and 'b' is expressed in terms of quotient (a/b) , such a relation is the ratio of one number to the other . It is expressed by putting a division or colon mark between two numbers

Question: 1075

Differentiate between unicellular and multicellular

Answer: 1075

1075-1097

Unicellular : An organism which is made up of one cell is called unicellular organism

e.g paramecium , amoeba

Question: 1076

What is the importance of biodiversity?

Answer: 1076

1076-1097

It provides food for humans:

(ii) It provide drugs.

iii) A wide range of industrial materials like gums. resins, building materials etc. (is It maintains composition of atmosphere. water. Nutrients at equilibrium.

Question: 1077

What is meant by data observation ?

Answer: 1077

1077-1097

The collection and rearrangement of information to formulate and to test hypothesis is called data organization

Question: 1078

What are the contributions of Whittaker, Margulis and Schwartz in taxonomy?

Answer: 1078

1078-1097

In 1967. Robert Whittaker introduced the live kingdom classification system. In 1988, Margulis and Schwartz modified the five — kingdom classification of Whittaker.

Question: 1079

Who proposed the earliest known classification?

Answer: 1079

1079-1097

he earliest known system of classification of organisms comes from the Greek philosopher Aristotle, who classified all living organisms known at that time as either in the group 'plants' or in 'animals.'

Question: 1080

Give names and examples of complex and simple communities

Answer: 1080

1080-1097

Complex communities : A forest community , a pond community

Question: 1081

Define species

Answer: 1081

1081-1097

A species is a group of organisms which can be determined freely among them and produce fertile offspring , but are reproductively isolated from all other such groups in nature . Each species possesses its own distinct structural , ecological , and behavioral characteristics

Question: 1082

Write distinguished characteristics of kingdom fungi.

Answer: 1082

1082-1097

It includes eukaryotic multicellular reducers for example Mushrooms. Fungi ate heterotrophic Organisms that are absorptive on organic material. secrete digestive enzymes anal absorbs small organic molecule formed by the digestion of enzymes,

Question: 1083

What are the causes of decline of population of Indus dolphin?

Answer: 1083

1083-1097

The population of Indus dolphin diclined because of various factors, including water pollution poaching and destruction of habitat due to barrages and darns etc. according to WWF-P, only 6' animals of this species are left today in the Indus River in Pakistan.

Question: 1084

Write names of three main divisions of biology

Answer: 1084

1084-1097

The name of three main divisions of biology is given below:

1: Zoology 2: Botany 3: Microbiology

Question: 1085

What was the name of first medicine of malaria curing ?

Answer: 1085

1085-1097

The bark of a tree known as quina-quina was vey suitable for curing malaria

Question: 1086

Why we formulate binomial nomenclature?

Answer: 1086

1086-1097

We formulate binomial nomenclature because common names cause many problems. Dixie regions have different names for the same organism . For e.g. common name of onion in urdu is piyaz, but in different regions of Pakistan it is also known as "panda" or "basal- or "vassal.. other countries it has other sets of names. In science it is known as with single name as Ala cepa.

Question: 1087

What is the importance of biological method ?

Answer: 1087

1087-1097

From Galileo's experiment back in 1590's to current research , the biological method has contributed to the advancement in medicine , ecology , technology , etc . biological method also ensure the quality of data for public use

Question: 1088

Define classification?

Answer: 1088

1088-1097

The systematic grouping of organisms into categories on the basis of evolutionary or structural relationship between them.

Question: 1089

Name national bird and national animal in Pakistan

Answer: 1089

1089-1097

1: The national bird is Chakor patridge

2: The national animal is Markhor

Question: 1090

What is a extinct species?

Answer: 1090

1090-1097

A species is called extinct when there is no doubt that the last individual of that species has died

Question: 1091

Write the deduction process .

Answer: 1091

1091-1097

The logical consequences of the hypothesis are called deduction . For this purpose , a hypothesis is taken as true and expected results (deduction ) are drawn from it

Question: 1092

What is cinchona ?

Answer: 1092

1092-1097

Cinchona is a tree , the bark of which was found to be excellent remedy for treating malaria

Question: 1093

Define anopheles

Answer: 1093

1093-1097

Anopheles is a kind of mosquito , female of this mosquito spread malaria in human beings

Question: 1094

What is the control in experiments ? Explain with example .

Answer: 1094

1094-1097

There are two types of groups in experimental :

1: Controlled group

2: Experimental group

The scientists must contrast an experimental group with a control group

Question: 1095

Differentiate between the terms "extinct" and "endangered"

Answer: 1095

1095-1097

Extinct:

A species is called extinct when there is no doubt that the last individual of that species has died. Example: Dinasour

Question: 1096

Write down the hierarchy amongest a kingdom

Answer: 1096

1096-1097

1: Phylum (division for plants and fungi):

A phylum is a group of related classes.

Question: 1097

Which animal lives in northern areas ?

Answer: 1097

1097-1097

The northern areas provides habitat habitats to Musk deer , Snow leopard , Astore markhor , and Himalyan ibex ,Wooly flying squirrel and the brown bear

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