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Question-1
Which of the following is not a type of macromolecules traditionally?
(A)
Carbohydrates
(B)
Proteins
(C)
Calcium
(D)
Nucleic Acids
Question-2
The highest surface tension of all liquid is for
(A)
Acids
(B)
Water
(C)
Petrol
(D)
Kerosene
Question-3
An attractive force which links two atoms to form a molecule is called
(A)
Covalent Bonds
(B)
Chemical Bonds
(C)
Double Bonds
(D)
None of these
Question-4
The energy reserves in living matter are the
(A)
Cellulose
(B)
Glucose
(C)
Starch
(D)
Glycogen
Question-5
The ions are formed when
(A)
Atoms lose electrons
(B)
Atoms gain electrons
(C)
Atoms forms bond with electron
(D)
Atoms lose or gain electrons
Question-6
Which of following does not relate to fat?
(A)
Store Energy
(B)
Provide insulation
(C)
Protection for body
(D)
Break down molecules
Question-7
Euglena is an
(A)
Multicellular
(B)
Unicellular
(C)
Bicellular
(D)
None of these
Question-8
Water has its greatest density at
(A)
0
o
C
(B)
+100
o
C
(C)
+4
o
C
(D)
-1
o
C
Question-9
The reactions in which a molecule of water is added in the process of breaking a large molecule into smaller ones is called as
(A)
Dehydration Synthesis
(B)
Hydrolytic Splitting
(C)
Photosynthesis
(D)
Respiration
Question-10
Which is the most common kinds of organic compounds found in cells?
(A)
Carbohydrates
(B)
Lipids
(C)
Proteins
(D)
All of these
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