General Science Questions Practice Question and Answer

Q:

In which organism of the kingdom Monera, cell wall is not found?

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    bacteria
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    blue green algae
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    mycoplasma
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    powdery mildew
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Answer : 3. "mycoplasma"

Q:

Scientific name of Vitamin K1 is-

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    Tocopherol
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    Phytonadione
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    Ascorbic acid
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    Pantothenic acid
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Answer : 2. "Phytonadione"

Q:

Respiration takes place?

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    green cleaver
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    ribosome
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    in lysosomes
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    microconidia
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Answer : 4. "microconidia"

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What is the action of accommodation in eye lens?

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    by iris
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    through eye lens
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    by ciliary muscles
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    by cornea
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Answer : 3. "by ciliary muscles"
Explanation :

Accommodation in the eye lens is the process of adjusting its shape to focus on objects at different distances. This adjustment is controlled by the ciliary muscles. When focusing on nearby objects, these muscles contract, thickening the lens. For distant objects, the muscles relax, flattening the lens, ensuring clear vision at varying distances.


Q:

What does food provide for us?

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    Energy and water
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    Energy and organic material
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    Energy and nitrogen
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    Only energy
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Answer : 2. "Energy and organic material "

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What part of the blood carries minerals vitamins, sugar and other foods to the body's cells?

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    Plasma
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    White corpuscles
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    Red corpuscles
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    Platelets
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Answer : 1. "Plasma"

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Which of the following consists of the exchange part of the respiratory system?

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    From external nostrils up to the alveoli
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    From external nostrils to terminal bronchioles
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    From trachea to terminal bronchioles
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    Alveoli and their ducts
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Answer : 4. "Alveoli and their ducts "

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Which element is present in both cement and bones?

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    calcium
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    phosphorus
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    nitrogen
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    silicone
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Answer : 1. "calcium"
Explanation :

Calcium is the element that is present in both cement and bones. In cement, calcium is a key component of calcium silicate compounds, which contribute to the strength and durability of the material. In bones, calcium is a vital mineral that provides structural support and strength. It plays a crucial role in various physiological processes in the human body, including muscle function and nerve signaling.

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