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1. Paripinnate is which type of leaf?

 Compound
2. Alternate ridges and valleys are observed in:
 b. Fissures
3. Which of the following functions by filtering and keeping the mucus
and dirt away from our lungs?
 (a) Cilia
4. The vitamin essential for blood clotting is _______
 d) vitamin K
5. Most of the volume of normal human blood is composed of:
 c) plasma
6. Wrinkles are:
 delicate furrows
7. The normal breathing process is controlled by ____________.
 (d) Both (b) and (c) - Ventral respiratory group and Dorsal
respiratory group
8. ___________ live in extreme salty areas
 Halophiles
9. Which of the following is blue-green algae?
 cyanobacteria
10. The action potential while the propagation of a nerve impulse
is due to the movement of________.
 (c) Na+ ions from intracellular to extracellular fluid
11. Bacteria in the genus Nitrospira were able to carry out both
steps: ammonia to nitrite and nitrite to nitrate. This ability is called:
 comammox
12. Which hydrolytic enzymes react in a low pH environment?
 (d) Proteases
13. An electrocardiogram is a graphic illustration of ____________
 b) cardiac cycle
14. Who made the earliest attempt at a more scientific basis for
classification?
 Linnaeus
15. Serrate is a type of _________ of a leaf
 margin
16. Full form of ICN is:
 International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi, and
plants
17. Regulation of normal activities of the human heart takes
place:
 (b) intrinsically
18. The hormonal regulation of cardiac output is:
 (a) mediated by the adrenal medulla
19. In which part of the respiratory system does gaseous
exchange take place?
 (a) Alveoli
20. The tricuspid valve is present between:
 (d) right auricle and right ventricle
21. One of the following is not a lymphatic organ:
 (a) Pancreas
22. Which of the following is non-living?
 sclerenchyma
23. Which of the following parenchyma cells store tannin, oils,
calcium oxalate?
 a. Idioblast
24. ___________ zone where the root surface is covered by fine
unicellular root hairs which do the actual absorption of solutes.
 Root hair or piliferous region
25. Parenchyma with elongated spindle-shaped and thick-walled
is known as:
 prosenchyma
26. Ipecac (Cephaelis ipecacuanha) is an example of:
 storage taproot
27. Reniform is a type of _________ of a leaf
 base
28. Who proposed the 5-kingdom classification?
 a) Whittaker
29. Which of the following structures at a synapse has the
neurotransmitter?
 (c) Synaptic knobs
30. The concept of “Omnis cellula e cellula” was first proposed
by__________
 a) Virchow
31. Cellulose synthase is a transmembrane enzyme that
synthesizes cellulose from____
 b) UDP Glucose
32. ___________ are organisms that completely lack a cell wall.
 Mycoplasma
33. Acuminate is a type of _________ of a leaf
 apex
34. Medicinal plant Asparagus racemosus is an example of:
 Cladode
35. Which is the longest segment of the digestive system in the
human body?
 (b) Small intestine
36. Which of the following is not likely to be found in the lymph?
 A) red blood cells
37. Which histogen is responsible for root cap formation?
 c) Calyptrogen
38. The majority of the water from indigestible food is absorbed in
the_______?
 (d) Large Intestine
39. Which of these following contains a prokaryotic cell?
 a) Monera
40. What prevents clotting of blood in blood vessels?
 c) Heparin
41. The lymphokines secreted by cytotoxic T-lymphocytes
increase the activity of:
 C) macrophages
42. Parenchyma of aquatic plants containing air vacuoles is known
as:
 Aerenchyma
43. Which enzyme in the human body starts the digestion of
proteins?
 (c) Pepsin
44. Which of the following statements is true of antigen-antibody
interactions?
 b) They are used to identify and reject microorganisms, such
as viruses and bacteria, that invade our bodies.
45. Lymph differs from blood in having:
 (a) no plasma
46. What will happen if the diameter of the afferent arteriole is
less than the efferent arteriole?
 c) No ultrafiltration
47. In human beings, the duration of the cardiac cycle is
___________
 c) 0.8 sec
48. The P wave of the ECG represents _______________
 b) atrial depolarization
49. Through which of the following nerves and blood vessels enter
the kidneys?
 a) Hilum
50. Which of the following is not included in the excretory system
of humans?
 a) Cloaca

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