Biology miscellaneous


  1. Immunisation is a phenomenon of formation of antibodies by using inactive









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    Whenever an antigen enters the blood, it binds itself with a special kind of white blood cell called lymphocyte. Each Lymphocyte produces only one kind of antibody.

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    Whenever an antigen enters the blood, it binds itself with a special kind of white blood cell called lymphocyte. Each Lymphocyte produces only one kind of antibody.


  1. Growing more than one crop on a piece of land during the year is known as









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    Growing more than one crop on a piece of land during the year is known as Multiple Cropping.

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    Growing more than one crop on a piece of land during the year is known as Multiple Cropping.



  1. Which one of the following plant is used to treat blood pressure?









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    Sarpagandha plant is used to treat blood pressure.

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    Sarpagandha plant is used to treat blood pressure.


  1. Carbon monoxide poisoning can be cured by









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    Carbon monoxide poisoning can be cured by exposing the affected person to fresh oxygen.

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    Carbon monoxide poisoning can be cured by exposing the affected person to fresh oxygen.



  1. The basic structural and functional unit of living organisms is









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    Robert Hooke (1665) observed a section of cork under his microscope and found its structure resembling a ‘honey comb’. He gave the name ‘cell’ to each of the compartments of the honey comb like structure. Two German biologists, M Schleiden and T Schwann, proposed the famous cell theory in 1938-39.

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    Robert Hooke (1665) observed a section of cork under his microscope and found its structure resembling a ‘honey comb’. He gave the name ‘cell’ to each of the compartments of the honey comb like structure. Two German biologists, M Schleiden and T Schwann, proposed the famous cell theory in 1938-39.