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1)A body is faling freely undr gravity.how much distance it fals
during an interval of time between 1st and 2nd sec of its
motion.taking g=10
1-10m 2-15m 3-20m 4-25m
2)When car takes turn around a curve road,the passengers feel
a force acting on them in direction away from centre of curve.it
is due to
1-centripitl force 2-centrifugl force
3-their inertia 4-gravitationl force
3)The use of living organisms in industry for the production of
useful products is known as
A.ParasitologyB Biochemistry
C BiotechnologyD Micro biology
4)She is intelligent enough to____things to serve her own
purpose.
A PickB Give
C ManoeuvreD Take
5)The destruction of adrenal cortex in
A Parkinson's DiseaseB Cussing's Disease
C Addison's Disease D Alzehimer's Disease
6)Binding energy per nucleon is maximum for
A) UraniumB) Potassium
C) IronD) Helium
7)The gas used in bactericidal lamps is
A) NeB) XeC) ArD) Kr
8.Which receptor is also called electromagnetic receptor?
A) ChemereceptorB) Photoreceptor
C) NociceptorD) Mechanoreceptor
9.What is the number of cranial and Spinal nerves in man?
A) 12 & 31B) 24 & 62
C) Both a & bD) None of these
10.Which is/are unpaired fin in fishes?
A) Ventral finB) Pectrol fin
C) Pelvic finD) All
11.The maximum speed of impulse in human is
A) 100 m/sB) 120 m/s
C) 300 m/sD) 220 m/s
12.Posterior lobe of the pituitary gland secretes hormones
A) ADHB) SRF
C) LHD) ICSH
13.Number of Unpaired electrons in ferrous ion (Z=26) are
A. 3B. 2C. 4D. 5
14.The bleaching action of chlorine is due
a. Reductionb. Hydrogenation
c. Chlorinationd. OxidationQ:
15.A magnetic compass will be deflected if it is kept near a
A. charge in motionB. charge at rest
C. bothD. none:
16.Which one of the following material is most suitable for
making core of an electromagnet?
A. airB. steel
C. Cu-Ni alloyD. soft iron:
17.The gas which can not be dried by conc. H2SO4
A.SO2B.H2S
C.CO2D.C2H4
18.Which of the following is different with respect to physical
appearance?
A.ArsenicB.Phosphorus
C.AntimonyD.Bismuth
19.The most fragile of all biomes is
A.GrasslandB.Coniferous alpine
C.DesertD.Tundra
20.Grass land in tropic climates with woody trees is called
A.PrairiesB.Savanna
C.BorealD.Alpines:
21.Evolution of vascular bundles in plants and skeleton in
animals is an adaptation for
A.Hdrospheric ecosystemB.Aquatic ecosystem
C.Terrestrial ecosystemD.All of these
22.The minimum distance from the eye at which an object can
be seen clearly withoutstrain is called:
a.focal pointb.yield point
c.near pointd.far point
23.In the diffraction of light around an obstacle,the angle of
diffraction is increased when:
a.the wavelength of incident light wave is increased
b.the wavelength of incident light wave is decreased
c.the amplitude of the incident light wave is increased
d.the amplitude of the incident light wave is decreased
24.An object 15cm from alens produces a real image 30cm
from the lens.what is the focal
length of the lens?
a.10+cmb.+15cm
c.+20cmd.+25cm
25.What is the formula for critical angle in case of light through
two mediums having
refractive indexes n1 and n2 such that n1>n2?
a.sin-1(n1/n2)b.sin-1(n1/n2)
c.cos-1(n1/n2)d.cos-1(n1/n2)
26.In a simple harmonicmotion with a radaius 'xo',the velocity
of the particle at any pointis:
a.v=?(x2-xo2)b.v=?v(xo-x)
c.v=?v(x-xo)d.v=?vxo2-x2
27.For vibrating mass-spring system,the expression of kinetic
energy at anydisplacement 'x' is given by:
a.1/2kxo2(1-x2/xo2) b.1/2kxo2
c.both d.none
28.speed of sound through a gas is measured as 340ms-1 at
pressure P1 andtemperature T1.What will be the speed of
sound if pressure of gas is doubled buttemperature is kept
constant?
a.340ms-1b.170ms-1
c.680ms-1d.342ms-1
29.Variation of amplitude with respect to time for an oscillation
object is shown in figure.
a.dampedb.undamped
c.criticald.heavily damped
30.The stress-strain graph,deduced the following limits
successively:
a.propotional limit,yield limit,elastic limit
b.yield limit,elastic limit,propotional limit
c.propotional limit,elastic limit,yield limit
d.elastic limit,propotional limit,yield limit
31.A 4.0m long wire is subjected to stretching force and its
length increases by 40cm.Thepercent elongation which the wire
undergoes is:
a.0.10%b.10% c.40 % d.20%
32.what is the value of universal gas constant?
a.8.314 Jmol-1K-1b.8314 Jmol-1K-1
c.83.14Jmol-1K-1d.831.4Jmol-1K-1
33.A gas sample contains three molecules each having speed
1ms-1,2ms-1,3ms-1.whatis the mean square speed?
a.6 ms-1b.2 ms-1
c.14/3 ms-1d. v14/3 ms-1
34.What is the factor upon which change in internal energy of
an ideal gas depends?
a.change in volumeb.change in temperature
c.change in volume and temperature
d.path followed to change internal energy
35.What will be the mathematical form of first law of
thermodynamics for a system whosevariation of volume by
pressure is shown?
a.Q=Wb.Q=Uc.U=Wd.Q=U/W
36.For a heat engine ‘A’ ratio of Q1 to Q2 is 2/3 while that of
heat engine ‘B’,ratio of Q2 toQ1 is 1/3.What Is the value A: B?
a.1:3b.2:3c.1:2d.2:1
37.What is the output Boolean expression of logic diagram
shown in figure below:
__ __
a.Ab+AB
___ ____
b.(A+B).(A+B)
__ __ __ __
c.(A + B) (A + B)
____
d.A.B + A.B
38.Which of the following is the proper way to study the
sinusoidal wave form of voltage?
a.Voltage is connected to ‘Y’ input and time base is switched
on.
b.Voltage is connected to ‘X’ input and time base is switched
off.
c.Voltage is connected to ‘Y’ input and time base is switched
off.
d.Voltage is connected to ‘X’ input and time base is switched
on.
39.Three resistances each having value ‘R’ are connected as
shown in figure.what is theequivalent resistance between ‘X’
and ‘Y’?
a.Rb.3Rc.R/3d.R^3
40)A 12 volt battery is applied across 6resistance to have a
steady flow of current.whatmust be the required potential
difference across the same resistance to have a steadycurrent
of one ampere?
a.12Vb.6Vc.3Vd.1V
41.What is the charge stored on a 5uF capacitor charged to the
potential difference of12V?
a.2.4Cb.2.4uCc.60Cd.60uC
42.A solenoid is cut into two halves.Magnetic induction due to
same current in each halfwill be:
a.same as originalb.half of the original
c.double of the originald.four times of the original
43.A long straight current carrying conductor has current
directed from bottom to topwhen held vertically.what will be
the direction of magnetic field lines when observed from
below the conductor?
a.clockwiseb.anticlockwise
c.vertically upwardd.vertically downward
44.The diagram shows a wire,carrying a current ‘I’,placed
between the poles of magnet:
In which direction does the force on the wire act?
a.downwardsb.upwards
c.towards the ‘N’pole of the magnet.
d.towards the ‘S’ pole of the magnet
45.X-rays from a given X-ray tube operating under specified
conditions have a minimumwavelength.the value of this
minimum wavelength could be reduced by:
a.cooling the target
b.reducing the temperature of the filament.
c.increasing the potential difference between the cathode and
the target.
d.reducing the pressure in the tube.
46.Helium-neon lasers are used for the:
a.precise measurement of range finding.
b.optical fibre communication systems.
c.surveying for construction of tunnels.
d.welding detached bone of body.
47.What is the type of characteristic x-ray photon whose
energy is given by relation‘hf=Em-Ek’?
a.K-alphab.K-beta
c.M-alphad.M-beta
48.Kinetic energy of electrons by applying potential difference
V1 across the x-ray tube isKE1 while V2 potential difference
produce kinetic energy equal to KE2.what will be the
value of KE1:KE2,if ratio of potential difference V1:V2=2:3?
a.2:3b.3:2c.4:9d.9:4
49.What will be the relation for the speed of electron
accelerated towards the target inx-ray tube by applying
potential difference ‘V’;take mass of electron ‘m’ and charge on
electron ‘e’?
a.v=v2me/Vb.v=v2V/me
c.v=v2meVd. v=v2Ve/m
50.For what CAT stands in x-ray technology?
a.Capacitor AQmplifier Transistor
b.Cathode Anode Technique
c.Current Amplification Transistor
d.Computerized Axial Tomography
51.During the production of LASER,when the excited state E2
contains more number ofatoms than the ground state E1,the
state is known as:
a.ground stateb.excited state
c.metastable stated.population inversion
52.Emission of radiation from radioactive substance is:
a.independent of both temperature and pressure
b.dependent on both temperature and pressure
c.Independent of temperature but dependent on pressure
d.independent of pressure but dependent on temperature
53.among three type of radioactive radiation,which have
strongest penetration power?
a.Alphab.Beta
c.Gammad.a,B n y have same penetration power
54.Emission off alpha decay from a radioactive substance
causes:
a.decrease in ‘A’ by 4 and decrease in’Z’ by 2
b.decrease in ‘Z’ by 4 and decrease in ‘A’ by 2
c.decrease in ‘A’ by 1 and ‘Z’ remains same.
d.decrease in ‘Z’ by 1 and ‘A’ remains same
55.Which one of the following emissions take place in a nuclear
reaction?92TH23491Pa232+----
a.alphab.betac.gammad.photons
56.10 joule of energy is absorbed by 10 gram mass from a
radioactive source.what is theabsorbed dose?
a.1 grayb.10 grayc.100 grayd.1000 gray
57.Isotopes are those nuclei of an element that have:
a.same atomic number but different mass number.
b.same mass number but different atomic number
c.same mass number as well as atomic number
d.different mass number as well as different atomic number
58.In cloud chamber,the path of B-particles is:
a.straight,thick,shortb.thin,wavy,longer
c.thin,wavy,shorterd,thin,straight,shoRTER
59.A sample of Neon is foun to exist as 20Ne,21Ne,22Ne.mass
spectrum of ‘Ne’ is asfollows:
90.92% 0.257% 8.82%
60.What is the relative atomic mass(A,value) of Neon?
a.20.28b.20.10c.20.28d.20.22
61.Hydrogen burns in chlorine to produce hydrogen
chloride.the ratio of masses ofreactants in chemical reaction
H2+cl2--2Hcl is:
a.1:35.5b.2:35.5c.1:71d.2:70
62.the coordination number of Na+ in Nacl crystal is:
a.2b.4c.6d.8
63.There are four gases H2,He,N2 and CO2 at 0°C.which gas
shows greater non-idealbehavior?
a.Heb.H2c.N2d.CO2
64.Correct order of energy in the given subshells is:
a.5s>3d>3p>4sb.3p>3d>5s>4s
c.3p>3d>4s>5sd.5s>3d>4s>3p
65.numbe rof electrons in the outermost shell of chloride ion
(cl-)is:
a.3b.1c.0d.17
66.The pair of central atom of molecule are in the order:
a.Lone-pair-lone-pair>lone-pair-bond pair>bond pair-bond pair
b.lone pair-bond pair?lone pair-lone pair?bond pair-bond pair
c.bond pair-bond-pair?lonepair-lone pair>lone pair-bond pair
d.lone pair-bond pair>bond pair-bond pair?lone pair-lone pair
67.in crystal lattice of ice,each O-atom of water molecule is
attached to:
a.one H-atomb.two H-atoms
c.three h-atomsd.four H-atoms
68.heat of formation (H°,)for CO2 is:
a.-394 KJ/moleb.+394 KJ/mole
c.-294KJ/moled.-390KJ/mole
69.reactions have high energy than products in:
a.exothermic reactionsb.endothermic reactions
c.photochemical reactionsd.non-spontaneous reactions
70.If 18.0 g of glucose is dissolved in 1kg of water,boiling point
of this solution should be:
a.100.52°Cb.100.00°C
c.100.052°Cd.less than 100°C
71.Molal freezing point constant of water is:
a.1.86b.2.86c.11.86d.0.52
72.In the figure given below,the electron flow in external circuit
is from:
a.copper to zinc electrodeb.right to left
c.porous partition to zinc electroded.zinc to copper electrode
73.Which one of the following is a redox reaction?
a.NaCl+AgNO3-NaNO3+AgCl2b.2Na+cl2---->2NaCl
c.2Cl---Cl2+2Cl d.Na++1e---Na
74.The chemical substance,when dissolved in water,gives “H” is
called:
a.acidb.base
c.Amphotericd.neutral
75.The ‘pH’ of our blood is:
a.7.35-7.4b.6.7-8
c.7.9d.7.5
76.in zero order reaction,the rate is independent of:
a.concentration of the product
b.concentaraion of the reactant
c.temperature of the reaction
d.surface area of the product
78.By considering Arrenhenius equation,the graph between
‘1/T’ and ‘log K’ given a curve
of the type:
79.what is the trend of melting and boiling point of the
elements of short periods as we
move from left to right in a periodic table?
a.melting an boiling points first decrease then increase
b.melting and boiling points increase gradually
c.melting and boiling points first increase then decreased
d.melting and boiling points decrease gradually
80.Along a period,atomic radius decreases.this gradual
decrease in radius is due to:
a.increase in number of electrons in valence shells.
b.increase in number of protons in the nucleus
c.decrease in number of shells
d.increase in number of shells
81.Alkaline earth metal oxides react with water to give
hydroxides.the solubility of alkalineearth metal oxides in water
increases as we move from top to bottom in a group.which of
the following alkaline earth metal oxides is least soluble in
water?
a.MgOb.CaO
c.BaOd.SrO
82.the electronic structure of carbon monoxide is represented
as:
83.Which one pair has the same oxidation state of ‘Fe’?
a.FeSO4 and FeCl3b.FeCl2 and FeCl3
c.FeSO4 and FeCl3d.Fe2(SO4)3 and FeSO4
84.Oxidation state of ‘Fe’ in K2[Fe(CN)6] is:
a.-3b.-5
c.+3d.+2
85.The nature of an aqeous solution of ammonia (NH3) is:
a.amphotericb.neutral
c.acidicd.basic
86.Unpolluted rain water has a pH of:
a.4.9b.5.6
c.5.3d.7.0
87.In comparison with oxygen gas,a strong triple bond is
present between two nitrogen
atoms in a molecule and therefore nitrogen gas is:
a.highly reactive gas
b.completely inert like noble gases
c.moderately reactive gas
d.very less reactive gas
88.The catalyst used in the Haber’s process is:
a.Magnesium oxideb.Aluminium oxide
c.silicon oxide
d.iron crystals with metal oxide promoters
89. The cis-isomerism is shown by:
90.Select the nucleophile from the following examples:
a.NO2b.NH3
c.NO2+d.NH4+
91.The introduction of an alkyl group in benzene takes place in
the presence of AlCl3 and:
92.What is the product formed when propene reacts with HBr?
a.CH3-CH2-CH2Brb.CH3-CH(Br)-CH3
c.(Br)CH2-CH(BR)-CH3d.Br(CH2)-Ch=CHBr
93.The order of reactivity of alkyl halides towards nucleophile
is:
a.RI>RBr>RF>RClb.RI>RBr>RCl>RF
c.RF>RCl>RBr>RI d.none
94.Consider the reaction given below:
Which statement is true?
a.Reagent for I is KOH in alcohol
b.Reagent for II is KOH in aqueous medium
c.Reaction I is debromination
d.Reaction II is elimination
95.Consider the following reaction:
C2H5OH+PCl5--?
What product(s) may be formed?
a.C2H5Cl only.
b.C2H5Cl and HCl.
c.C2H5Cl,POCl3 and HCl
d.C2H5Cl and POCl3
96.acet, _____ is named as:
a.Picric acidb.Nitro phenol
c.benzoic acidd.Malonic acid
97.Aqueous phenol decolourizes bromine water to form a
white precipitate.what is the
structure of the white precipitate formed?
98.The relative strength of carboxylic acid,water,ethanol and
phenol ha sthe following
order of increasing acid strength:
a.Carboxylic acid>phenol>ethanol>water
b.Carboxylic acid>phenol>water>ethanol
c.Phenol>carboxylic acid>ethanol>water
d.Water>ethanol>phenol>carboxylic acid
99.Which of the following is the structure of ketone?
100.What is the structure of alcohol which on oxidation with
acidified Na2Cr2O7 gives
101.Which group gives a yellow precipitate of triiodomethane
when warmed with alkaline
aqeous iodine?
a.Methyl ketone group
b.ethyl ketone group C2H5-C(O)-
c.a primary alcohol group as in propanol,CH3-CH2-CH2-OH
d.an amide group CH3-C(O)-NH2
102.CH3-C(O)-OH+NH3 +heat?
The final products formed are:
a.CH3-C(O)-NH2+CO2
b.CH3-C(O)-NH2+H2O
c.CH3-C(O)-NH2+H2
d.CH3-C(O)-NH2+HCl
103.Methyl cyanides,on boiling with mineral acids or alkalies
yield:
a.acetic acidb.formic acid
c.propanoic acidd.butanoic acid
104.The formation of ester from acetic acid in presence of acid
and ethanol is a:
a.nucleophilic substitution reaction
b.nucleophilic substitution reaction
c.electrophilic substitution reaction
d.electrophilic addition reaction
105.what is the name of amino acid,NH2-CH(R)-COOH where
‘R’ is CH2 group?
a.glycineb.alanine
c.lysined.aspartic acid
106.a-amino acids are compounds having carboxylic acid as
well as amino functional
groups attached to:
a.same carbon atom
b.alternate carbon atoms
c.neighbouring carbon atoms
d.any H-atom in the molecule
107.The formation of ‘zwitterion’ is represented by:
a.+NH2-CH(R)-CO2-
b.+NH4-CH(R)-CO2-
c.+NH3-CH(R)-COd.+
NH2-CH(R)-COO-
108.Two or more amino acids condensed to form protein by a
peptide linkage which is
present between two atoms:
a.C and Cb.O and C
c.C and Nd.C and H
109.The amino acids which largely exist in dipolar ionic form
are:
a.acidic amino acidsb.basic amino acids
c.alpha amino acidsd.beta amino acids
110.Polyvinyl acetate is colourless and non-toxic resin used as
an adhesive and as abinder for making:
a.toysb.gramophone recorders
c.emulsion paintsd.compact discs
111.Both ribose and deoxiribose are monosachrides
containing___________carbonatoms.
a.fourb.five
c.sixd.seven
112.The increased quantities of cholesterol in blood make
plaque like deposits in thearteries causing:
a.cholerab.Down’s syndrome
c.heart attackd.phenylketonuria
113.Polyvinyl chloride is an example of:
a.condensation polymerb.addition polymer
c.biopolymerd.thermosetting polymer
114.collagen is a fibrous protein present most abundantly in:
a.hairb.nail
c.tendonsd.arteries
115.animals store glucose in the form of glycogen in:
a.stomachb.mouth
c.liver and musclesd.small intestine
116.The in photochemical smog is due to the presence of:
a.SO2(sulphur dioxide)b.NO2(nitrogen dioxide)
c.CO(carbon monoxide)d.CO2(carbon dioxide)
117.Aerobic decomposition of organic matter i.e. glucose by
bacteria in water sedimentsproduces:
a.propeneb.ethane
c.methaned.butane
Biology(MCAT)
Q.118, The simplest independent unit of life is known as :
A) Bacterial colonyB) Cell
C) ChloroplastD) DNA
119, The plants having foreign DNA incorporated into their cells
are called:
A) Clonal plantsB) Transgenic plants
C) Biotech plantsD) Tissue cultured plants
Q,120 Pasteurization technique is widely used for preservation
of:
A) WaterB) Heat
C) Milk productsD) vaccines
Q.120, The production of genetically identical copies of
organisms by asexualreproduction is called:
A) Genetic engineering
B) Integrated disease management
C) Hydrophonic culture technique
D) Cloning
Q.121, The _______ model of plasma membrane suggests that
proteins are embedded inlipid bilayer:
A) Unit membraneB) Fluid mosaic
C) PermeableD) Ultracentrifuge
Q.122, The function of nucleolus is to make:
A) RdnaB) Ribosomes
C) RNAD) Chromosomes
Q.123, Lipid metabolism is the function of :
A) MitochondriaB) Sarcoplasmic reticulum
C) RERD) SER
Q.124, The enzymes of lysosomes are synthesized on:
A) RERB) SER
C) chloroplastD) Golgi apparatus
Q.125, Centrioles are made up of ______ microtubules:
A) 9B) 27
C) 3D) 12
Q.126, Which of the following structures is absent in higher
plants and found in animalcells:
A) CentrioleB) Cytoskeleton
C) MitochondriaD) Cytoplasm
Q.127, The soluble part of cytoplasm or fluid that remains when
all organelles areremoved is known as:
A) SolutionB) Gelatin material
C) cytoskeletonD) cytosol
Q.128, The outer membrane of the nuclear envelope is at
places continuous with the:
A) Golgi apparatusB) Endoplasmic reticulum
C) LysozymesD) Peroxisomes
Q.129, The process by which unwanted structures within the
cell are engulfed and
digested within the lysosome is known as:
A) EndocytosisB) Exocytosis
C) HydrolysisD) Autophagy
Q.130, Down's syndrome is a result of non-disjunction of______
pair of chromosomes thatfails to seggregate :
A) 21stB) 22nd
C) 18thD) 24th
Q.131,, ______ is most abundant carbohydrate in nature.
A) WaxesB) Glycerol
C) StarchD) Cellulose
Q.132, Which of the following is a keto sugar:
A) GlyceraldehydeB) Dihydroxy-acetone
C) RiboseD) Glucose
Q,133, Amino acid in which the R-group is hydrogen is:
A) GlycineB) Alanine
C) LeucineD) Valine
Q.134, Acylglycerols like fats and oils are esters formed by
condensation reactionbetween:
A) Fatty acids and water
B) Fatty acids and alcohols
C) Fatty acids and glucose
D) Fatty acids and phosphates
Q.135. Which of the following is purine:
A) GuanineB) Cytosine
C) ThymineD) Uracil
Q.136, If the co-factor is covalently or tightly and permanently
bonded to enzyme then itthrough motor neuron are:
A) ReceptorsB) Responsers
C) TransducersD) Effectors
137, If the co-factor is covalently or tightly and permanently
bonded to enzyme then itwill be called:
A) CoenzymeB) Prosthetic group
C) ActivatorD) Apoenzyme
138,Optimum pH value for the working of pancreatic lipase is
A) 4.50B) 7.60
C) 2.00D) 9.00
139, The view that active site of an enzyme is flexible and when
a substrate combineswith it,cause changes in enzyme structure
is known as:
A) Lock & key modelB) Induce fit model
C) Sliding filament modelD) Specificity model
140, All coenzymes are derived from:
A) ProteinsB) Nucleic acids
C) CarbohydrateD) Vitamins
Q.141 Reverse transcription is used to make DNA copies of:
A) Host RNAB) Viral RNA
C) Host DNAD) Viral DNA
Q.145, Antibiotics are produced by fungi and certain bacteria of
group:
A) ActinomycetesB) Oomycetes
C) AscomycetesD) Basidiomycetes
Q.145, Which statement about bacteria is true:
A) Gram positive bacteria have more lipids in their cell wall
B) Gram negative bacteria have more lipids in their cell wall
C) Lipids are absent in cell wall of both gram positive and
negative bacteria
D) Both have equal amount of lipids
Q.146, Fungi which cause thrush in humans:
A) SacromycesB) Candidosis
C) LovastatinD) Aspergillus
Q.147, When beef which is not properly cooked is consumed by
humans,they becomeinfected by:
A) Tape wormB) Hook worm
C) Pin wormD) Round worm
Q.148, Sleeping sickness in humans is caused by:
A) TrypansomaB) Plasmodium
C) AnophelesD) Andes
Q.149, Schistosoma is a parasite that lives in the _____ of the
host.
A) IntestineB) Kidney
C) LiverD) BLOOD
Q.150, The cavity between body wall and alimentary canal is:
A) CoelomB) Mesoderm
C) EndodermD) Mesoglea
Q.151, The layer which forms the lining of digestive tract and
glands of digestive system is:
A) EctodermB) Mesoderm
C) EndodermD) Mesoglea
Q.152, Which one of the following vitamins is produced by
microflora of large intestine?
A) Vitamin KB) Vitamin C
C) Vitamin AD) Vitamin D
Q.153, _____ is activated to____by
enterokinase/enteropeptidaseenzyme secreted bythe lining of
duodenum:
A) Pepsinogen,pepsinB) Pepsinogen,trypsin
C) Trypsinogen,trypsinD) Chymotrypsinogen,chymotrypsin
Q.154, Which of the following are absorbed in the large
intestine?
A) Water and saltsB) Water and peptones
C) Salts and glycerolD) Amino acids and sugars
Q.155, Saliva is basically composed of water.mucus,amylase
and :
A) Sodium bicarbonateB) Sodium chloride
C) Sodium hydroxideD) Hydrocarbons
Q.156, The total inside capacity of lungs is _____ for man.
A) 6.7 litersB) 2.5 liters
C) 7 litersD) 5 liters
Q.157, The average life span of red blood cell is about:
A) Four monthsB) Two months
C) Five monthsD) One month
Q.158, The lymphatic vessels of the body empty the lymph into
blood stream at the:
A) Abdominal veinB) Subclavian vein
C) Jugular veinD) Bile duct
Q.159, Right atrium is separated from right ventricle by:
A) Tricuspid valveB) Bicuspid valve
C) Semilunar valveD) Septum
Q.160, Site of filtration in nephron is :
A) Glomerulus and Bowman's capsule
B) Proximal and Distal end
C) Ascending and descending arm
D) Loop of Henle