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322. Which portion of the Papaver somniferum plant's dry latex is used to make opium?

A. Poppy

B. Stem

C. Leaves

D. Stem joints

321. The average life span of Human Red Blood Cells (RBC) is –

A. 45 days

B. 60 days

C. 90 days

D. 120 days

320. Which of the following is in charge of the natural process that turns milk into curd?

A. Virus

B. Fungi

C. Bacteria

D. Algae

319. Xerophthalmia is brought on by a vitamin deficit.

A. C

B. A

C. K

D. D

318. Which of the following eco-systems has the biggest surface area on the planet?

A. Mountain Ecosystem

B. Marine Ecosystem

C. Grassland Ecosystem

D. Desert Ecosystem

317. The bees have the following acid –

A. Glutaric

B. Acetic

C. Citric

D. Formic

316. Mycobacterium leprae causes leprosy, Corynebacterium diphtheria causes diphtheria, and Vibrio comma causes

A. typhoid

B. tetanus

C. influenza

D. cholera

315. An enzyme called ptyalin is created in the

A. salivary glands

B. pituitary glands

C. thyroid glands

D. pancreas

314. In ecosystems, nitrogen is fixed in the manner listed below. Which of the following assertions is untrue?

A. By electrical discharges in the atmosphere

B. By cyanobacteria

C. By industrially synthesised fertilizer

D. By denitrification

313. Plants generate pollen grains in

A. roots

B. leaves

C. stem

D. flower

312. Pollination by wind is called

A. zoophily

B. anemophily

C. hydrophily

D. entomophily

311. Mutation is

A. a factor responsible for plant growth

B. a factor responsible for plant growth

C. a change that is inherited

D. a change which affects the parents

310. Classes of enzymes include oxidoreductases, transferases, hydrolases, lyases, isomerases, and ligases.

A. enzymes

B. hormones

C. proteins

D. vitamins

309. The name of the young one is called a

A. cockroach

B. housefly

C. beetle

D. butterfly

308. Plants that thrive in conditions of typical humidity and temperature are referred to as

A. halophytes

B. halophytes

C. mesophytes

D. xerophytes

307. a protein referred to as a transporter of oxygen in our blood

A. myoglobin

B. collagen

C. keratin

D. haemoglobin

306. Pulses are a good source of

A. vitamins

B. proteins

C. fats

D. carbohydrates

305. The best option for studying mutations is one of the following

A. Haploids

B. Diploids

C. Tetraploids

D. Polyploid

304. Chromosome count for Down syndrome is

A. 46

B. 47

C. 48

D. 49

303. Mumps is a disease caused by

A. fungus

B. virus

C. bacterium

D. None of these

302. The majority of our body's tissues are

A. nervous

B. epithelial

C. connective

D. muscular

301. The most typical poultry illness in India is

A. ranikhet

B. fowl pox

C. tick fever

D. coryza

300. Radish is a

A. bulb

B. conn

C. modified root

D. tuber

299. The outer covering of the virus made up of protein is

A. coat

B. virion

C. viriod

D. capsid

298. Light-related motions are depicted by

A. flowering plants

B. lower plants

C. all the plants

D. all land plants

297. Our major foods, fibers, spices, fruits, and beverage crops are

A. gymnosperms plants

B. flowering plants

C. pteridophytes

D. bryophytes

296. Organic Substances that regulate growth and development in extremely small doses are referred to as

A. vitamins

B. hormones

C. enzymes

D. None of the above

295. The occurrence of spontaneous radioactive emission is known as

A. protons (alpha particles)

B. electrons (beta particles)

C. gamma rays (short wave electromagnetic waves)

D. All of the above

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