Biology Questions Practice Question and Answer

Q:

In human beings, the small intestine is coiled and is about ______ metres long. 

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    1 to 1.5
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    3 to 3.5
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    2 to 2.5
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    7 to 7.5
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Answer : 4. "7 to 7.5"

Q:

Which of the following can degrade detritus into simpler inorganic substances?

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    Algae
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    Phytoplankton
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    Fungal enzymes
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    Lichens
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Answer : 3. "Fungal enzymes"
Explanation :

1. Fungal enzymes decompose simple inorganic substances.

2. Fungi are a type of microorganisms that decompose organic matter.

3. Enzymes break down organic matter into smaller molecules, which can then be used by the body of the fungus.

Q:

Which of the following factors is responsible for the disease called 'Mad Hatter's Disease'?

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    Inhalation of iron dust
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    Inhaling silica dust
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    Mercury poisoning
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    Vitamin-D deficiency
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Answer : 3. "Mercury poisoning"
Explanation :

1. Mercury poisoning is responsible for which of the following diseases called 'Mad Hatter's Disease'?

2. Mad Hatter's Disease is a form of mercury poisoning that affects the brain and nervous system.

3. There is a risk of mental and behavioural changes, such as confusion, hallucination, and irritability etc. in this disease.

Q:

Which of the following is a correct match?

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    Down's syndrome - 21st chromosome
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    Sickle-cell anaemia - X-chromosome
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    Haemophilia - Y- chromosome
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    Parkinson's - X and Y-chromosome
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Answer : 1. "Down's syndrome - 21st chromosome "

Q:

Which group of animals are named because of their spiny skin and a peculiar water-driven tube system that they use for moving around?

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    Hemichordata 
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    Aschelminthes 
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    Echinodermata 
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    Mollusca 
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Answer : 3. "Echinodermata "
Explanation :

1. All the creatures of Echinodermata phylum are marine and have thorny bodies.

2. There is a mass flow system in their body.

3. A specific water-conveying canal system is found, which helps in their movement.

Q:

The tissue in man where no cell division occur after birth is

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    Skeletal
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    Nerves
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    Connective
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    Germinal
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Answer : 2. "Nerves "

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Deficiency of which one of the following causes xeroph thalmia

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    Vitamin B3
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    Vitamin B12
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    Vitamin A
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    Vitamin C
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Answer : 3. "Vitamin A"

Q:

Which of the following diseases is caused by fungus?

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    Ringworm
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    Diarrhoea
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    Small pox
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    Polio
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Answer : 1. "Ringworm"

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