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Question-1
The growth hormone produced by us is:
(A)
Adrenaline
(B)
Thyroixine
(C)
Somatotrophin
(D)
Somatostatin
Question-2
Which of the statement is correct?
(A)
The growth in plants is limited where as in animals it is unlimited.
(B)
The growth in plants is unlimited where as in animals it is limited.
(C)
The growth in plants is vast where as in animals it is repeated.
(D)
The growth in plants is repetitive where as in animals it is vast.
Question-3
Special type of cell division for producing gametes is called:
(A)
Mitosis
(B)
Meiosis
(C)
Fertilization
(D)
Blastulation
Question-4
Growth involves increase in size and complexity but is not always:
(A)
Complete
(B)
Incomplete
(C)
Drastic
(D)
Uniform
Question-5
Which tissues are NOT meristamatic in the following?
(A)
Apical meristem
(B)
Intercalary meristem
(C)
Cambium
(D)
Xylem
Question-6
Hard exoskeleton of arthropods has the main component:
(A)
Cuticle
(B)
Chitin
(C)
Shell
(D)
Carpace
Question-7
Chemical produced by endocrine glands which bring about changes in the body is called as:
(A)
Enzymes
(B)
Growth substancs
(C)
Hormones
(D)
Somatotropins
Question-8
The shedding of exoskeleton at intervals to form new large one is called:
(A)
Metamorphosis
(B)
Growth
(C)
Ecdysis
(D)
Development
Question-9
The chromosome number of the cells produced by mitosis.
(A)
Equal to that of zygote
(B)
Double than that of zygote
(C)
Half to that of the zygote
(D)
More than that of the zygote
Question-10
Growth cannot be defined as the increase in the total amount of cytoplasm, because it may be due to the intake of water by the phenomenon of:
(A)
Diffusion
(B)
Osmosis
(C)
Imbibition
(D)
Active transport
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Cambridge Secondary Grade 9
IGCSE
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