Examine the statements and choose the correct alternative.
Statement I: A myopic person is advised to use a concave lens
Statement II: The eye lens of a myopic person focuses the parallel rays coming from distant objects in front of the retina
Both the statements are individually true and statement II is the correct explanation of statement I
Both the statements are individually true but statement II is not the correct explanation of statement I
Statement I is true but Statement II is false
Statement I is false but statement II is true
Examine the statements and choose the correct alternative.
Statement I: Oxidation in our body cell releases dangerous free radicals
Statement II: Our body itself produces antioxidants to neutralize harmful free radicals
Both the statements are individually true and statement II is the correct explanation of statement I
Both the statements are individually true but statement II is not the correct explanation of statement I
Statement I is true but Statement II is false
Statement I is false but statement II is true
Sandalwood tree is considered a :
total root parasite.
total stem parasite.
stem parasite
partial root parasite.
D.
partial root parasite.
Sandalwood tree is a partial root parasite because roots develop haustoria that make contact with roots of Dalbergia, Eucalyptus etc.
Which one among the following statements about stomach is not correct?
The stomach acts as a temporary reservoir
The stomach mixes food with gastric juice
The stomach secretes lipase and amylase in gastric juice
The rate of stomach emptying depends on the type of food
Which one of the following organs breaks fat to produce cholesterol?
Intestine
Liver
Lungs
Kidneys
An individual whose blood type is B may in an emergency donate blood to a person whose blood type is:
B or A
AB or A
A or 0
AB or B
Match List I with List II, List III and List IV
List I (Body system)
List II (Organ)
List III (Structure)
List IV (Function of the system)
List I - A
List II - 1
List III - III
List IV - ii
List I - B
List II - 7
List III - VI
List IV - v
List I - A
List II - 6
List III - III
List IV - ii
List I - B
List II - 2
List III - V
List IV - v
Match List I with List II, List III and List IV
List I (Body system)
List II (Organ)
List III (Structure)
List IV (Function of the system)
List I - C
List II - 3
List III - VI
List IV - vi
List I - D
List II - 1
List III - V
List IV - iii
List I - C
List II - 2
List III - VII
List IV - vi
List I - D
List II - 5
List III - IV
List IV - vii
Match List I with List II, List III and List IV
List I (Body system)
List II (Organ)
List III (Structure)
List IV (Function of the system)
List I - E
List II - 1
List III - I
List IV - i
List I - F
List II - 2
List III - I
List IV - iv
List I - E
List II - 1
List III - IV
List IV - v
List I - F
List II - 4
List III - I
List IV - iv
Match List I with List II, List III and List IV
List I (Body system)
List II (Organ)
List III (Structure)
List IV (Function of the system)
List I - G
List II - 8
List III - VII
List IV - vii
List I - H
List II - 2
List III - II
List IV - iv
List I - G
List II - 8
List III - VI
List IV - vii
List I - H
List II - 1
List III - II
List IV - vii