Option A: Vector
Option B: Patho-inductor
Option C: Transmission
Option D: Both a & b
Correct Answer: Transmission ✔
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Option A: Bateria, viruses
Option B: Fungi
Option C: Protozoa
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: All of the above ✔
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Option A: Crop inspection register name
Option B: Map of land
Option C: Title of land owner
Option D: Ownership authority name
Correct Answer: Crop inspection register name ✔
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Option A: Botany
Option B: Agriculture
Option C: Zoology
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Agriculture ✔
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Option A: Cotton bollworm
Option B: Gram pod borer
Option C: Com cob borer
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Cotton bollworm ✔
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Option A: By fungi parasitising animal tissues
Option B: By hypha of obligate parasite
Option C: In artificial cultures
Option D: None of These
Correct Answer: By hypha of obligate parasite ✔
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Option A: Nitrosomonas
Option B: Nitrobacter
Option C: Azotobacter
Option D: Rhizobium
Correct Answer: Nitrosomonas ✔
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Option A: Xanthomonas
Option B: Corynebacterium
Option C: Pseudomonas
Option D: Erwinia
Correct Answer: Corynebacterium ✔
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Option A: Dung substratum (herbivore feces)
Option B: Deadwood
Option C: Decaying leaves
Option D: Food articles
Correct Answer: Dung substratum (herbivore feces) ✔
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Option A: Powdery mildews
Option B: Downy mildews
Option C: Covered smut
Option D: Late blight of potato
Correct Answer: Powdery mildews ✔
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Option A: Oak
Option B: Pine
Option C: Banyan
Option D: Palm
Correct Answer: Banyan ✔
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Option A: Thallus
Option B: Hyphae
Option C: Mycellium
Option D: Septale
Correct Answer: Thallus ✔
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Option A: Leaf rust
Option B: Strip rust
Option C: Loose rust
Option D: All the above
Correct Answer: All the above ✔
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Option A: Producing toxic substances in plants
Option B: Destroying green pigment of plant
Option C: feeding on flowers and fruits
Option D: Absorption of nutrients from plant tissues
Correct Answer: Absorption of nutrients from plant tissues ✔
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Option A: Fungi
Option B: Nematodes
Option C: Virus
Option D: Bacteria
Correct Answer: Nematodes ✔
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Option A: Fungi which cause disease
Option B: Any bacteria which causes disease
Option C: Any virus which causes disease
Option D: Any organism which causes disease
Correct Answer: Any organism which causes disease ✔
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Option A: Trachea
Option B: Spines
Option C: Secretion
Option D: Nervous system
Correct Answer: Trachea ✔
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Option A: 1-2 nymphs/leaf
Option B: 2-3 nymphs/leaf
Option C: 3-4 nymphs/leaf
Option D: 1 nymphs/leaf
Correct Answer: 1-2 nymphs/leaf ✔
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Option A: Dust
Option B: EC
Option C: Granular
Option D: Fungiments
Correct Answer: Fungiments ✔
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Option A: Pyrethroid
Option B: Carbamates
Option C: Organo-chlorine
Option D: Organio-phosphate
Correct Answer: Organo-chlorine ✔
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Option A: DDT
Option B: Aldrin and Diehydrin
Option C: Aindone and Heptachlor
Option D: All the above
Correct Answer: All the above ✔
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Option A: Wheat
Option B: Sugarcane
Option C: Cotton
Option D: rice
Correct Answer: rice ✔
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Option A: Mango
Option B: Guava
Option C: Citrus (Lemon)
Option D: none
Correct Answer: Citrus (Lemon) ✔
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Option A: Soybean
Option B: Sunflower
Option C: Ground nuts
Option D: none of these
Correct Answer: Ground nuts ✔
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Option A: American boll worm
Option B: Whitefly
Option C: Aphids
Option D: A
Correct Answer: A ✔
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Option A: Cotton boll rot virus
Option B: Cotton stem crinkle virus
Option C: Cotton leaf curl virus
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Cotton leaf curl virus ✔
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Option A: Lady bird beetle
Option B: Silk worm
Option C: Honey bee
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Silk worm ✔
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Option A: Microtermas sp
Option B: Aphis gossypi
Option C: Earias insulana
Option D: Amrosca devestons
Correct Answer: Amrosca devestons ✔
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Option A: Pathology
Option B: Fungicology
Option C: Mycology
Option D: Genetics
Correct Answer: Mycology ✔
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Option A: Blight
Option B: Downy mildew
Option C: Powdery mildew
Option D: None
Correct Answer: Powdery mildew ✔
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Option A: Pemospora Parasitica
Option B: Alternarian solani
Option C: Albugo candida
Option D: Aspergillus niger
Correct Answer: Albugo candida ✔
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Option A: They are very small
Option B: They are parasites
Option C: They have no chlorophyll
Option D: All the above
Correct Answer: They have no chlorophyll ✔
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Option A: Milk and hot water
Option B: Vomiting with brackishy
Option C: Atropine
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Atropine ✔
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Option A: Bacteria
Option B: Plants
Option C: Fungi
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Fungi ✔
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Option A: Hibernation
Option B: Thanolasis
Option C: Aestivation
Option D: Ecdysiast
Correct Answer: Aestivation ✔
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Option A: Antennae in insect
Option B: Mouth parts of insect
Option C: Eye of insect
Option D: Sense organs of insect
Correct Answer: Eye of insect ✔
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Option A: 3 regions
Option B: 5 regions
Option C: 10 regions
Option D: 2 regions
Correct Answer: 3 regions ✔
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Option A: Cutworms
Option B: Army worms
Option C: Locust
Option D: Aphid
Correct Answer: Locust ✔
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Option A: Digestion
Option B: Respiration
Option C: Excretion
Option D: Secretion
Correct Answer: Respiration ✔
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Option A: Productive insects
Option B: Parasites
Option C: Pests
Option D: Pollinators
Correct Answer: Pollinators ✔
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Option A: Fruit fly
Option B: Leaf minor
Option C: Scale insects
Option D: Hoppers
Correct Answer: Fruit fly ✔
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Option A: Malathion and thrips
Option B: Leaf minors
Option C: DDT & BHC
Option D: Naled
Correct Answer: DDT & BHC ✔
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Option A: 2 pair of wings and 2 pair of legs
Option B: 3 pair of wings and 2 pair of legs
Option C: 2 pair of wings and 3 pair of legs
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: 2 pair of wings and 3 pair of legs ✔
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Option A: Jassids and thrips
Option B: Wlutefly and jassids
Option C: Thrips and whitefly
Option D: All the above
Correct Answer: All the above ✔
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Option A: Seeds
Option B: Agricultural machinery and implements
Option C: Winds, insects
Option D: All the above
Correct Answer: All the above ✔
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Option A: Rice
Option B: Wheat
Option C: Sugarcane
Option D: Okra
Correct Answer: Sugarcane ✔
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Option A: Rhizowhtnia solani
Option B: phytophilorea infesta
Option C: phytophithoua spri
Option D: phytophytora cupri
Correct Answer: phytophytora cupri ✔
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Option A: Locomotion organ
Option B: Sensory organ
Option C: Sex organ
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Sensory organ ✔
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Option A: Foot rot
Option B: Brown spot Ratti disease
Option C: Rice blast
Option D: All the above
Correct Answer: All the above ✔
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Option A: Tumip
Option B: Okra
Option C: Water melon
Option D: Cabbage
Correct Answer: Cabbage ✔
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Option A: Head
Option B: Thorax
Option C: Abdomen
Option D: Neck
Correct Answer: Thorax ✔
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Option A: Excretion
Option B: Digestion
Option C: Secretion
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Excretion ✔
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Option A: Pest are controlled culturally
Option B: Predators and parasites are used
Option C: Cultural and biological control techniques are used
Option D: Pesticides are used
Correct Answer: Cultural and biological control techniques are used ✔
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Option A: Disease transmitter
Option B: Vector
Option C: Pest
Option D: Parasite
Correct Answer: Vector ✔
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Option A: Organo-phosphate
Option B: Organo-chlorine
Option C: Pyrethroids
Option D: Carbamates
Correct Answer: Pyrethroids ✔
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Option A: Organo-chlorine group
Option B: Pyrethroid group
Option C: Carbamate group
Option D: Organo-phosphate
Correct Answer: Organo-phosphate ✔
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Option A: Fungi
Option B: Bacteria
Option C: Nematodes
Option D: Gassicls
Correct Answer: Bacteria ✔
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Option A: Fungicides
Option B: Cultural practices
Option C: Cultural practices and growing resistant varieties
Option D: Can not be controlled
Correct Answer: Cultural practices ✔
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Option A: High temperature
Option B: High humidity
Option C: Susceptible varieties
Option D: All the above
Correct Answer: All the above ✔
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Option A: Roots
Option B: Floral parts
Option C: Foliage of plants
Option D: ()
Correct Answer: Foliage of plants ✔
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Option A: Cutworm
Option B: Army worm
Option C: Locust
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Locust ✔
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Option A: Osmosis
Option B: Common salism
Option C: Symbiosis
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Symbiosis ✔
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Option A: Cutworms
Option B: Jassids
Option C: White fly
Option D: Thrips
Correct Answer: White fly ✔
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Option A: Consumption of high carbohydrate foods
Option B: Low protein foods
Option C: Consumption of matter over longer periods
Option D: All the above
Correct Answer: Consumption of matter over longer periods ✔
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Option A: Blights
Option B: Smuts
Option C: Powdery mildew
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Powdery mildew ✔
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Option A: Wheat
Option B: Maize
Option C: Sugarcane
Option D: Rice
Correct Answer: Sugarcane ✔
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Option A: Organo-chlorine pesticides
Option B: Pyrethroids
Option C: Growing resistant varieties
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Growing resistant varieties ✔
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Option A: Detoxicant
Option B: Anti-poison
Option C: Antitode
Option D: Anti-pseudo
Correct Answer: Antitode ✔
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Option A: Human beings
Option B: Rodents
Option C: Insects
Option D: Protozon
Correct Answer: Insects ✔
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Option A: Grub
Option B: Cocoon
Option C: Maggot
Option D: Worm
Correct Answer: Maggot ✔
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Option A: Head, abdomen and tail
Option B: Head, thorax and tail
Option C: Head, thorax and abdomen
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Head, thorax and abdomen ✔
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Option A: 11 segments
Option B: 12 segments
Option C: 20 segments
Option D: None
Correct Answer: 20 segments ✔
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Option A: Vena Cava
Option B: Dorsal Vessel
Option C: Spiracles
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Dorsal Vessel ✔
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Option A: Silk
Option B: Typhoon
Option C: Cocoon
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Cocoon ✔
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Option A: Sucking type insects
Option B: Chewing type insects
Option C: Jumping type insects
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Chewing type insects ✔
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Option A: Jassids and thrips
Option B: Leaf minors
Option C: Fruit and stem borers
Option D: Whitefly
Correct Answer: Fruit and stem borers ✔
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Option A: Chlorinated hydrocarbons
Option B: Pyrethroids
Option C: Organo-phosphatcs
Option D: Botanical pesticides
Correct Answer: Organo-phosphatcs ✔
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Option A: Jassids and thrips
Option B: Wlutefly and jassids
Option C: Thrips and whitefly
Option D: All the above
Correct Answer: All the above ✔
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