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Question-1
'Life results due to a relationship of molecules and is not a property of any one molecule' is a theory by
(A)
Linus Pauling
(B)
Charles Darwin
(C)
Lamarck
(D)
Carolus Linnaeus
Question-2
The cells grow by the addition of
(A)
Nucleus
(B)
Protoplasm
(C)
Water
(D)
None of these
Question-3
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-4
The change in living organisms characteristics that specify their forms and functions is called ______.
(A)
Adaptation
(B)
Evolution
(C)
Biogenesis
(D)
None of these
Question-5
How many types of macromolecules are there traditionally?
(A)
Five
(B)
Twenty Five
(C)
Four
(D)
Not certain
Question-6
The strong attraction of water molecules for each other is because of
(A)
Oxygen Bonding
(B)
Hydrogen Bonding
(C)
Hydrogen and Oxygen bonds
(D)
Ionic Bonds
Question-7
Groups of individuals that sexually interbreed to form ______.
(A)
Organisms
(B)
Population
(C)
Species
(D)
Community
Question-8
The compounds found in a cell are
(A)
Organic
(B)
Inorganic
(C)
Both of these
(D)
None of these
Question-9
An ecosystem is featured with _______.
(A)
Living things
(B)
Non - living things
(C)
Living and Non - living community
(D)
Air and Water
Question-10
An example for a monosaccharide is
(A)
Galactose
(B)
Maltose
(C)
Lactose
(D)
Sucrose
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