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Question-1
The plants whose stems do not produce woody, persistent tissues and generally dies back at the end of each growing season.
(A)
Herbs
(B)
Shrubs
(C)
Trees
(D)
Mushrooms
Question-2
The rate of normal heart beat in human beings.
(A)
72 times / minute
(B)
102 times / minute
(C)
52 times / minute
(D)
82 times / minute
Question-3
Presence of glucose in urine indicates that the person may be suffering from:
(A)
Diabetes
(B)
Jaundice
(C)
Cirrhosis
(D)
Infection
Question-4
Which of the following is seen as greenish blue lines in our hands and legs?
(A)
Artery
(B)
Vein
(C)
Capillary
(D)
Nerve
Question-5
Which of the following is correct?
(A)
Platelets help in the transport of oxygen.
(B)
Platelets protect our body.
(C)
Platelets help in clotting of blood.
(D)
All of the above.
Question-6
The excess water is lost in plants by the process of :
(A)
Translocation
(B)
Transpiration
(C)
Conduction
(D)
Diffusion
Question-7
Which of the following protect the body against various infections?
(A)
RBC
(B)
WBC
(C)
Platelets
(D)
Plasma
Question-8
Which of the following carries blood to the lungs?
(A)
Pulmonary artery
(B)
Pulmonary vein
(C)
Capillary
(D)
Valve
Question-9
How does water pass through the leaves in to the atmosphere?
(A)
Transpiration
(B)
Gravity
(C)
Suction
(D)
Turgor pressure
Question-10
Which is the principal excretory products of animals?
(A)
Nitrogenous wastes
(B)
Fluoride wastes
(C)
Potassium wastes
(D)
Sulphurous wastes
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Cambridge Secondary Grade 7
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