NMDCAT Practice Test 1 of Biology By MRSO

NMDCAT Practice Test 1 of Biology By MRSO

         
 

#1. Proteins are the main of the cell?

#2. Hydrolysis process is a reverse of process.

#3. Which of the following is a conjugated molecule?

#4. How many pairs of contrasting characters in pea plants were studied by Mendel in his experiments?

#5. For evolutionary process to occur, which of the following is NOT a geographical barrier?




#6. The cell wall of Bacteria is made up of?

#7. Linkage involves at least.

#8. Upon initial hydrolysis starch yields?

#9. The neurotransmitter active outside the CNS (Central Nervous System) is?

#10. During photosynthesis, which molecule absorbs and captures light energy to convert it into chemical energy?




#11. Human Bone cells contain, % of water?

#12. Darwin was the first person who:

#13. A hormone that plays a major role in social bonding, childbirth, milk ejection and social reproduction is:

#14. Hormone produced by placenta is:

#15. Alfred Russel Wallace was the man who motivated:




#16. Movement of molecules against the concentration gradient is?

#17. It is an outcome of integration of various discoveries and ideas:

#18. There is no clear difference between dendrites and axons in sensory neurons, except:

#19. Blood group A can be transfused only into:

#20. What is the end product of glucose by yeast in anaerobic respiration?




#21. The part of brain which guides smooth and accurate motions and maintains body position is:

#22. Butyric acid is a carbon fatty acid?

#23. The neurotransmitter active outside the CNS (Central Nervous System) is:

#24. Nitrifying bacteria are the examples of:

#25. Unique three-dimensional shape of the fully folded polypeptide, constitutes:




#26. The middle layer of meninges is:

#27. Position of gene on homologous chromosomesreduces variability:

#28. Which one of the following human genes have multiple alleles?

#29. ___ occurs thought an interaction between the environment and the variability inherent in any population:

#30. Butyric acid is a carbon fatty acid?




#31. The 4 blood groups A, B, AB and O are all determined by:

#32. The neurotransmitter active outside the CNS (Central Nervous System) is?

#33. How may tail fibrils are attached to the end plate of a bacteriophage?

#34. What of the following virus contains single stranded DNA?

#35. Each carrier in Electron Transport Chain is first and then?




#36. Water vascular system or ambulacral system is a unique and complex system specially present in?

#37. Hinge joint is present between which of the following bones?

#38. What is the colour of Chlorophyll-b molecule?

#39. A hormone that plays a major role in social bonding, childbirth, milk ejection and sexual reproduction is:

#40. Genes are located at specific loci on:




#41. According to the Biogenetic Law of Ernst Haeckel:

#42. Cell wall may be absent in which of the following?

#43. Pure breed means that if you let the plant ___the offspring will always look exactly like their parents:

#44. Round worms belong to which phylum?

#45. Which one of the following seems to have undergone less evolutionary changes?




#46. The digestive vacuoles and autophagosomes are also known as?

#47. Pick up recessive trait in pea plant:

#48. Which of the following are single membranous organelles?

#49. Embryos of following animates exhibit homologies, EXCEPT:

#50. In Fâ‚‚ of dihybrid cross Mendel got wrinkled yellow seeds with:




#51. Modifications and organism acquires during its life time can be passed along to its offspring,was the idea of:

#52. Which of the following is a muscle component that act as store for energy?

#53. Human have minimally developed:

#54. DNA stores biological information in discrete units termed as:

#55. Which one is common in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?




#56. The enzymes integrase, protease and reverse transcriptase are found in which virus?

#57. Human have minimally developed:

#58. He contributed much to the science of palacontology:

#59. Beagle was sent to the:

#60. Adaptations that an organism acquires by its own actions during its life span without modifying its genome are:




#61. Which of the following are analogous organs?

#62. Alleles of two more gene pairs at different loci influencing the same trait in an additive way:

#63. Petrified fossils are mostly formed of:

#64. When two contrasting pairs of traits are following in the same cross their alleles assort independently into gametes called:

#65. Structure formed by invagination of plasma membrane and involved in cell division and DNA replication of prokaryotic cell:




#66. Unique three-dimensional shape of the fully folded polypeptide, constitutes

#67. Iocus stands for:

#68. Which one of the following is X Linked Dominant disorder?

#69. What does the term bacteriophage refer to?

#70. In cellular respiration, which organelle is primarily responsible for producing adenosine triphosphate (ATP)?




#71. Cell wall may be absent in which of the following?

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