Tuesday, March 12, 2019

General science biology


1 The term 'gene' was first used by
A Johannsen
B Mendel
C Lemark
D Cuvier

    Answer: Option [A]

2 Wilkins X-ray diffraction showed the diameter of the DNA helix as
A 10A
B 20A
C 30A
D 40A

    Answer: Option [B]

3 The number of autosomes in man is
A 22 pairs
B 11 pairs
C 43 pairs
D 23 pairs

    Answer: Option [A]

4 A normal metaphase chromosome with a midial centromere is:
A metacentric
B sub-metacentric
C acrocentric
D telocentric

    Answer: Option [A]

5 Lampbrush chromosomes are found inside
A Salvary glands of Drosophila
B Salvary gland of silk moth
C Oocytes of frog
D Nucleus of man

    Answer: Option [C]

6 The chromosomes as thread like structures in nucleus was first described by:
A Mendel
B Strasburger
C Darwin
D Levitzky

    Answer: Option [B]

7 Genes are made up of:
A Histones
B Lipoproteins
C Polynucleotides
D Hydrocarbons

    Answer: Option [C]

8 The function of chrosomes of carrying genetic information from cell generation to another is performed by:
A RNA
B DNA
C Histones
D Calcium

    Answer: Option [B]

9 In chrosomes, the material controlling heredity is
A DNA
B Histones
C Chromocentres
D RNA

    Answer: Option [A]

10 The term 'gene' refers to:
A A portion of RNA
B A linkage group
C A portions of DNA
D A sequence of Amino

    Answer: Option [C]

   
11 Nobel prize to Komberg and Ochoa was given for
A Artificial synthesis of genes
B Chemistry of DNA and RNA
C One gene one enzyme hypothesis
D Artificial sysnthesis of DNA

    Answer: Option [D]

12 The chromosomes except those relating to sex are known as:
A Heterosomes
B Autosomes
C Allosomes
D Cytosomes

    Answer: Option [B]

13 Chromosome set in zygote is
A 2n
B 1n
C 3n
D 4n

    Answer: Option [A]

14 Number of autosome in a normal female is:
A 21
B 22
C 23
D 44

    Answer: Option [D]

15 Homologous chrosomes which are present in male and female both are known as:
A Heterosomes
B Replosomes
C Androsomes
D Autosomes

    Answer: Option [D]


16 A chromosome with centromere near the middle is called
A metacentric
B submetacentric
C acrocentric
D telocentric

    Answer: Option [B]

17 X-chrosome is
A Telocentric
B Submetacentric
C Acrocentric
D Acentric

    Answer: Option [B]

18 Y-chromosome is
A Acrocentric
B Telocentric
C Submetacentric
D Acentric

    Answer: Option [A]

19 A giant chromosome with a number of chromonemeta is
A Lampbrush chromosome
B Hetero chromosome
C Supernumerary chromosome
D Polytene chromosome

    Answer: Option [D]

20 Chromatid is
A one half of chromosome
B haploid chromosome
C complete chromosome
D duplicate chromosome

    Answer: Option [A]


21 A gene is said to be dominant, if
A It is never expressed in any condition
B It is expressed only in heterozygous
C It expresses its effect only in heterozygous state
D It is expressed both in heterozygous and heterozygous condition

    Answer: Option [D]

22 Laws of segregation and dominance were given by
A Darwin
B Morgan
C Mendel
D De Vries

    Answer: Option [C]

23 Segregation of alleles takes place during
A Cleavage
B Melosis
C Fertilization
D Non-disjunction

    Answer: Option [B]

24 The sum of genes in a population is called
A Genotype
B Karyotype
C Gene pool
D Lethal gene

    Answer: Option [C]

25 If two opposite alleles come together, one finding morphological expression masking the other, the fact is described as law of
A Inheritance
B Dominance
C Limiting factor
D Segregation

    Answer: Option [B]


26 When an allele fails to express itself in presence of the other allele, the former is said to
A Recessive
B Dominant
C Codominant
D Complementary

    Answer: Option [A]

27 A pair of contrasting character is termed as
A Allelomorphs
B Homozygous
C Heterozygous
D Polymorphs

    Answer: Option [A]

28 The haploid condition is found in
A Amoeba
B Bacteria
C Ovum
D Zygote

    Answer: Option [C]

29 The character which appears physically in an animal is
A Genotype
B Phenotype
C Heterotype
D Morphozygous

    Answer: Option [B]

30 The frequency of a character is found to be increasing when
A It is dominant
B It is recessive
C It is adaptable
D It is inheritable

    Answer: Option [D]


31 How many nucleosomes are found in helical coil of 30 nm chromatin fibre?
A 10
B 12
C 06
D 09

    Answer: Option [C]

32 If the number of chromosomes in most body cells of a mammal is 40, the cells in the seminiferous tubule will have
A 40 chromosomes
B 20 chromosomes
C 10 chromosomes
D While some other will have 20

    Answer: Option [D]

33 Balbiani discovered special type of chromosome from the salvary gand of chironomus larva which are recognized by the presence of
A Bands
B Loops
C Both bands and loops
D All of the above

    Answer: Option [C]

34 A cistron is
A Structural of gene
B Functional unit of RNA
C Functional unit gene
D Replication unit of gene

    Answer: Option [C]

35 Genetic information are carried in the form of long chain of molecules made-up-of
A Amino acids
B RNA
C Nucleotides
D Polypeptides

    Answer: Option [C]


36 Arrangement of chromosomes in the order of decreasing length is termed as
A Pedigree
B Eugenetics
C Idiogram
D Dysengenics

    Answer: Option [C]

37 Traits controlled by genes located on autosomes are said to be
A sex affected
B sex influenced
C sex linked
D genetic traits

    Answer: Option [D]

38 Tjio and Levan's contribution is very significant because they
A gave the number of human chromosomes
B pointed out mutational changes
C identified barr bodies
D detected sex linkage

    Answer: Option [A]

39 Polytene or giant chromosomes are found in
A Salvary glands of man
B Salvary glands of woman
C Salvary glands of all animals
D Salvary glands of Drosophila

    Answer: Option [D]

40 Telocentric chromosome differs from acrocentric chromosome in that
A The former has subterminal centromere whereas the later has a centrally located centrosome
B The centromere in the former is terminal and the later is subterminal
C The former has a terminal centromere and the later has a medially located centromere
D None of the above

    Answer: Option [B]


41 The grouping of human chromosomes is based on
A Secondary constrictions alone
B Dot like satellites alone
C Banding pattern alone
D All the above

    Answer: Option [C]

42 The gene which increases the frequency of mutation in other is referred to as
A Mutator gene
B Mutagene
C Hypostatic gene
D Complementary gene

    Answer: Option [A]

43 Two allelic genes are located on
A The same chromosomes
B Two homologous chromosomes
C Two non-homologous chromosomes
D Any two chromosomes

    Answer: Option [B]

44 The frequency of an allele in an isolated population may change due to
A gene flow
B mutation
C genetic drift
D natural selection

    Answer: Option [C]

45 Number of autosmes in human sperm is
A 11
B 22
C 44
D 45

    Answer: Option [B]


46 Relative morphologies of chromosome of an individual indicates his/her
A Genotype
B Phenotype
C Pedigree chart
D Karyotype

    Answer: Option [D]

47 The smallest portion of gene which is responsible for mutation is called as:
A Operon
B Codon
C Recon
D Muton

    Answer: Option [D]

48 Each chromosome carries a distinct region which plays a fundamental role in chromosome movements during mitosis is
A Centromere or kinetochore
B Telomere
C Centriole
D Chromatid

    Answer: Option [A]

49 The terminal end of a chromosome is called
A Centromere
B Chromomere
C Telomere
D Metamere

    Answer: Option [C]

50 Where is the genetic information in body contained
A Structural proteins
B Enzymes
C DNA
D Enzymes and DNA

    Answer: Option [C]

  

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General science biology

1 The term 'gene' was first used by A Johannsen B Mendel C Lemark D Cuvier     Answer: Option [A] 2 Wilkins X-ray diffraction showe...