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Question-1
The principle by which the living organisms are reproduced from the pre-existing group is known as ________.
(A)
Biogenesis
(B)
Adaptation
(C)
Evolution
(D)
None of these
Question-2
The elements which are required by a living being in minute quantities are known as
(A)
Minute Elements
(B)
Essential Elements
(C)
Minor Elements
(D)
Trace Elements
Question-3
The compounds found in a cell are
(A)
Organic
(B)
Inorganic
(C)
Both of these
(D)
None of these
Question-4
Simple sugars contains
(A)
Hydroxyl (OH)
(B)
Carboxyl (COOH)
(C)
None of them
(D)
Hydroxyl or Carboxyl
Question-5
The water can be used as an
(A)
An solvent
(B)
An metabolite
(C)
Temperature Stabilizer
(D)
All of these
Question-6
The chief source of energy for all body functions is performed by
(A)
Nucleic acids
(B)
Proteins
(C)
Carbohydrates
(D)
Lipids
Question-7
Is virus a living or non - living by itself.
(A)
Living
(B)
Non - living
(C)
Active living
(D)
Non - active living
Question-8
Life first originated and evolved in
(A)
Land
(B)
Atmosphere
(C)
Water
(D)
Organism
Question-9
The principle carbohydrate storage product of higher plant is
(A)
Cellulose
(B)
Starch
(C)
Sugars
(D)
Carbon
Question-10
Which of the following elements are essential for every living organism?
(A)
Hydrogen
(B)
Carbon
(C)
Nitrogen
(D)
All of the above
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