1) The study of nuclear cytology is known as: a. Neurology b. Mycology c. Rhinology d. Karyology
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2) The study of preservation of life or the study of organisms at low temperature is known as: a. Kalology b. Malacology c. Cryobiology d. Dermatology
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3) The study of animals with respect of their environment is termed as: a. Ecology b. Cytology c. Physiology d. Limnology
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4) The study of molluscan shells is called: a. Neurology b. Conchology c. Craniology d. Malacology
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5) The study of animal behaviour is known as: a. Ecology b. Sociology c. Ethology d. Anthropology
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6) The study of snakes is called: a. Ichthyology b. Serpentology c. Herpatology d. Entomology
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7) The study of growing old is known as: a. Genology b. Generology c. Gerontology d. Gynaecology
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8) The study of interaction of antigens and antibodies in the blood is known as: a. Serology b. Haematology c. Angiology d. Cryobiology
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9) The study of nests of birds is known as: a. Craniology b. Nidology c. Ichnology d. Myremecology
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10) Science for the genetical improvement of human race is called: a. Euthenics b. Eugenics c. Genetics d. Genecology
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11) The study of the liver is termed as: a. Herpetology b. Horology c. Hepatology d. Haematology
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12) Name the science for the study of human beings: a. Anthropopsy b. Anthropology c. Aphidology d. Anthropopathy
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13) The branch of zoology under which fossils are studied, is called: a. Palaeozoology b. Ecology c. Zoogeography d. Taxonomy
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14) Study of plasmodium and Amoeba is termed: a. Parasitology b. Cytology c. Protozoology d. Parazoology
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15) The study of cause of disease is known as: a. Pathology b. Etiology c. Ethology d. Zymology
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16) Ethnology is the study of: a. Mankind behaviour b. Past life of organisms c. Conditions of animals d. Joints
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17) Myology is the study of: a. Muscles b. Bones c. Cartilage d. Epithelium
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18) The study of immunological reaction occurring in the blood is known as: a. Haematology b. Biochemistry c. Serology d. Pathology
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19) The science of characters and distribution of race is known as: a. Ethnology b. Anthropology c. Sociology d. Taxonomy
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20) The study of birds is known as: a. Ornithology b. Saurology c. Aves d. Malacology
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21) The most recent branch of taxonomy is known as: a. Cytotaxonomy b. Karyotaxonomy c. Morphotaxonomy d. Taxidermy
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22) Universe or cosmos began as a dense, red hot, gaseous cloud about: a. 1-2 billion years ago b. 7-10 billion years ago c. 7-19 million years ago d. 1-2 million years ago
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23) "Ylem" is term also use for: a. Cosmos b. Ocean c. Sun d. Stars
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24) Solar System originated about 4.5-5 billion years ago according to the theory proposed by: a. Darwin b. Larmarck c. Kant-Laplace d. None of these
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25) Our earth came into existence about: a. 4.6 billion years ago b. 3 billion years ago c. 5 million years ago d. 2 billion years ago
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26) Life originated with the creation of universe and it reached the earth from Sun part of universe is the central idea of: a. Theory of spontaneous/sudden creation b. Cosmosic Theory c. Theory of special creation d. Theory of Chemical evolution
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27) Origin of life is now due to: a. Spontaneous generation b. Will of God c. Effect of Sunshine on mud d. None of these
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28) Which of the following is likely to have been absent in free form at the time of origin of life: a. Oxygen b. Methane c. Nitrogen d. Ammonia
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29) Originally the primitive atmosphere was reducing because: a. Oxygen was most abundant b. Hydrogen was absent c. Hydrogen atoms were most abundant and active d. Carbon Atom were most active
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30) Believers of theory of spontaneous generation assumed that: a. Organisms arose not only from other similar organisms but also spontaneously b. Organisms always arose spontaneously c. Organisms arose only from air d. Organisms arose only from other similar organism
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31) Life originated during: a. Pre-cambrian period b. Mesozoic era c. Coenozoic era d. Proterozoic era
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32) Which of the following theories of origin of life was contradicted by experiment of Louis-Pasteur: a. Theory of special creation b. Cosmozoic theory c. Biogenesis d. Abiogenesis
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33) Experiments of Spallazani and Pasteur lead to the conclusion that: a. Air is essential for biogenesis b. Air is not essential for biogenesis c. The air went out of the jars and carried micro-organisms with it d. It was merely a chance
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34) Louis-Pasteur succeeded in disproving the spontaneous generation theory because: a. He was lucky enough b. He was ingenious in crawing out necks of glass flasks so as to provide access to air but not to micro-organisms c. Air must have gone out through holes of corks and must have carried the micro-organisms along with it d. Of the fact that the yeast sample taken by him was dead
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35) Instruments in the hospital are boiled prior to surgery in order to make them: a. Clean for use b. Sterilized c. Immunized d. Pasteurised
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36) Moon is: a. A planet b. Satellite of Earth c. Both of these d. None of these
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37) There is no life on Moon because there is deficiency of: a. Carbon b. Hydrogen c. Nitrogen d. Water
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38) Why is it must to boil the instruments in hospitals before surgery: a. To kill all pathogene present at the site of operation in the patient's body b. To kill all the pathogene which may be infecting the insturment c. To facilitate the handling of instruments d. To enable the patient to feel warm during operation
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39) The organism having characteristics of both living and non-living are: a. Bacteria b. Monera c. Viruses d. None of these
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40) True nucleus is not present in: a. Fungi b. Green Algae c. Viruses d. Lichens
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41) Which of the following statement is true for viruses: a. They always have RNA b. They always have DNA c. They are only bacteriophage d. They multiply in host cells
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42) Prokaryotic Genetic System contains: a. DNA and histones b. DNA or histones c. Only DNA and no histones d. Neither DNA nor histones
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43) Viruses are: a. Unicellular b. Bicellular c. Multicellular d. None of these
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44) A Virion is: a. Outer covering of the virus b. Inactive particle - like form of virus c. DNA complex of the virus d. None of these
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45) Virion of a virus consists of: a. Caspid and DNA b. Caspid and both nucleic acids c. Caspid and RNA d. None of these
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46) Which of the following planets has conditions essential for life: a. Japiter b. Mars c. Venus d. Mercury
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47) Genetic system in prokaryotes and eukaryotes: a. Are similar and enclosed in the nuclei b. Dissimilar but enclosed in nuclei c. Differ in the fact that prokaryotes system lack histones d. Differ in several respects
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48) A Cell devoid of nuclear membrane and mitochondria will belong to: a. Bacteria b. Protozoans c. Sponges d. None of these
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49) Chemosynthetic bacteria are able to: a. Synthesize all their food b. Utilize radiant energy for preparation of food c. Perform both these functions d. Perform none of these functions
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50) Miller synthesized: a. Aminoacid b. Proteins c. Carbohydrates d. Vitamins
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51) Carbondioxide of the present atmosphere is entirely produced by: a. Forest fire b. Respiration of animals and plants c. Industrial smoke d. Microbial activity
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52) Miller synthesized simple amino acids from: a. Hydrogen, Ammonia, Methane and Water Vapours b. Ammonia, Methane, Cyanide and Oxygen c. Methane, Cyanide, Hydrogen and Oxygen d. Hydrogen, Oxygen Nitrogen and water
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53) Nucleoproteins most probably gave the first sign of: a. Life b. Evolution c. Matation d. Speciation
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54) Oxygen present in the atmosphere has been formed by: a. Evaporation of sea water b. Photosynthesis by plants c. Putrefaction of animals and plants d. Metabolism of micro-organisms
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55) It can be concluded on the basis of Miller's experiment that: a. Organic compounds contain hydrogen, oxygen and carbon b. Complex organic compound were first formed on the primitive earth c. Life originated in form of amino acid d. The organic compound can be synthesized in the laboratory
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56) Most important condition for the origin of life is presence of: a. Oxygen b. Nittogen c. Water d. Carbon
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57) Life originated about: a. One billion years ago b. Three billion years ago c. Six billion years ago d. Nine billion years ago
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58) Louis Pasteur is known for: a. Germ Theory of disease b. Germ Plasm Theory c. Recapitulation Theory d. Cell Theory
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59) Life originated: a. In air b. On land c. In water d. In all of these
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60) Which of the following must have evolved in the direction of "Origin of Life": a. Proteins and amino acids b. Proteins and nucleic acids c. Urea and proteins d. None of these
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