MAGME SCHOOL OF BANKING Class Room - Daily Dose BookletDDB NO: Biology 04
1 a. Grass, flowers and leaves
2 b. Grass, goat and human
3 d. All the above
4 c. Petroleum
5 Tiger
6 c. Bio plastics
7 d. Carbon dioxide
8 b. Bacteria
9 a. Potassium iodide
10 d. Coal
11 a. sewage
12 a. imbalance in nature
13 d. afforestation
14 Herbivorous
15 a. Both ‘A’ and ‘R’ are true and ‘R’ explains ‘A’
16 does not cause pollution
17 bio-plastics
18 b. incineration
19 a. Toxic drugs and human anatomical wastes
20 b. evaporation and recondensation
21 c. Sunder bans National Park
22 d. Corbett National Park
23 b. Producers, consumers and decomposers
24 c. Sunlight
25 b. Grassà Grasshopperà Frogà Snackà Eagle
26 d. 1995
27 a. Bio-plastics
28 a. Marshall McLuhan
29 b. Wetland conservation
30 a. Aquifers
31 a. Global Electrical Village
32 a. air
33 b. Incineration
34 c. nitrogen
35 b. Tar balls
36 c. pollution
37 d. Fresh water and salt water
38 a. fresh water
39 b. Rainwater Harvesting
40 d. Slopes of Western ghats
41 b. 13
42 d. Kalakkadu Wild Life Sanctuary
43 c. Manas wild life sanctuary
44 b. wild peacocks
45 a. Gir National Park
46 d. Bharathpur Bird Sanctuary
47 a. Uttaranchal
48 c. Bandhipur National Park
49 c. Moon
50 a. Uttaranchal
51 a. Precipitation
52 b. Green house gas
53 c. Crude oil
54 c. cotton
55 b. solar radiation
56 a. oil spills
57 c. fertilizers
58 a. World Wide Web
59 d. petroleum
60 a. Bio ethanol
61 b. dracunculiasis
62 a. primary treatment
63 d. all the above
64 a. Ethane
65 c. heart attack
66 b. Nitrosomonas europaea
67 c. yellow fever
68 a. Trypanosomiasis
69 c. 300 million
70 d. fertilizer
71 c. Energy management
72 d. Energy Audit
73 c. we should not use them faster than they are replenished by nature
74 b. hydrogen
75 c. Wind power
76 a. Fossil fuel
77 c. Natural gas
78 c. 6000 megawatts
79 c. Olive oil
80 d. USA and Brazil
81 b. Water
82 d. Rainfall
83 a. Ocean water
84 a. Artesian well
85 b. Trachoma
86 a. yellow fever
87 a. Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs
88 a. Solar energy
89 a. Hydrogen
90 b. Denmark
91 b. species
92 c. phytoplanktons
93 b. Two kingdoms
94 c. Linnaeus
95 b. Hippocrates
96 b. John Ray
97 c. De Candolle
98 b. helical
99 b. nucleic acid
100 c. it is constantly changing it’s form
101 b. W. M. Stanley
102 a. Pox
103 c. SARS
104 b. bacterio viridin
105 b. Pleomorphic
106 b. Pasteur
107 d. Ehrenberg
108 c. Amphitrichous
109 d. Nitrosomonas
110 a. Oxygen
111 c. Acetobactor
112 d. mycology
113 a. chitin
114 a. bread moulds
115 b. Claviceps
116 b. Neurospora
117 c. Algae
118 c. Chlorella
119 b. Zygnema
120 b. Fucus
121 b. Chlorella
122 b. Mitosis
123 c. Funaria
124 b. Sphagnum
125 b. Oogamy
126 b. Pteridophytes
127 c. Marsilea
128 a. Heterospory
129 b. coal
130 b. Deciduous senescence
131 d. transcription
132 a. differentiation
133 a. fungi
134 d. plasmid
135 c. peptidoglycan
136 b. intussusception
137 b. Middle lamella
138 a. Nageli
139 d. against the concentration gradient
140 a. cell eating
141 b. opposite decussate
142 d. Avicennia
143 c. Nodulose
144 d. Cuscuta
145 a. Phyllode
146 b. entire leaf
147 a. Racemose inflorescence
148 d. coenanthium
149 c. Launaea
150 c. compound spadix
151 a. cyathium
152 a. lotus
153 b. centrifugal
154 c. Lagasca
155 c. Thyrsus
156 a. Flower
157 d. Four
158 d. Four Whorls
159 c. Monocots
160 a. As soon as flower opens
161 b. Dithecous
162 c. Syncarpous
163 b. Parietal
164 c. Ovules
165 d. Parthenocarpic Fruits
166 b. Sutton & Boveri
167 d. All the above
168 b. Antirrhinum
169 a.1:2:1
170 b. Bateson & Punnett
171 b. Pythagoras
172 c. Mendel
173 c. Atavism
174 b. Aristotle
175 b. Silisian
176 c. Reciprocal cross
177 d. White
178 d. Codon
179 b. Cistron
180 a. Locus
181 d. Butschili
182 a. Water potential
183 c. Diffusion
184 c. Plasmolysis
185 a. Endosmosis
186 a. ψm
187 a. Golgi body
188 d. Capillary water
189 d. stomata
190 b. Imbibition
191 b. endosmosis
192 b. Scarth
193 a. Godslewski
194 c. pulsation theory
195 d. none of the above
196 d. All the above
197 d. All the above
198 b. Magnesium
199 a. Ion exchange
200 a. Jenny and Overstreet
201 a. Stem
202 d. Bryophyllum
203 c. Guava
204 b. Condensed runner
205 d. Turions
206 b. Entomophily
207 b. Ceratophyllum
208 c. Ants
209 b. Chiropterophily
210 d. Dichogamy
211 b. Bombax
212 a. Rice
213 d. Xenogamy
214 c. 7 celled
215 a. Syngamy
216 d. Both a. and c.
217 a. Water
218 c. Scutellum
219 a. Maize
220 b. Halophytes
221 b. cisternae
222 d. leucoplasts
223 c. thylakoids
224 b. S phase
225 a. cytoplasm
226 d. diakinesis
227 d. All the above
228 a. Drupe
229 c. Sorosis
230 b. Passiflora
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