Option A: 3-7
Option B: 2-6
Option C: 2-9
Option D: 3-6
Correct Answer: 2-9 ✔
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Option A: Sexual
Option B: Asexual
Option C: Both of these
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Asexual ✔
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Option A: 90%
Option B: 95%
Option C: 98%
Option D: 96%
Correct Answer: 95% ✔
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Option A: Parmelia
Option B: Fruticose
Option C: Foliose
Option D: Crustose
Correct Answer: Crustose ✔
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Option A: Sporing
Option B: Conidiation
Option C: Budding
Option D: Fragmentation
Correct Answer: Fragmentation ✔
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Option A: Arthrobotrys
Option B: Pleurotus ostreatus
Option C: Mildews
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Arthrobotrys ✔
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Option A: Sporing
Option B: Conidiation
Option C: Budding
Option D: Fragmentation
Correct Answer: Budding ✔
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Option A: Mildew
Option B: Constricting ring
Option C: Haustoria
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Haustoria ✔
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Option A: Mushroom
Option B: Yeast
Option C: Penicillium
Option D: Mold
Correct Answer: Yeast ✔
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Option A: Deuteromycota
Option B: Basidiomycota
Option C: Zygomycota
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Basidiomycota ✔
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Option A: Septate
Option B: Perforated hyphae
Option C: Aseptate
Option D: Uninucleate hyphae
Correct Answer: Aseptate ✔
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Option A: Pilobolus
Option B: Penicillium
Option C: Neurospora
Option D: Rhizopus
Correct Answer: Rhizopus ✔
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Option A: Cyanobacteria
Option B: Blue green algae
Option C: Bacteria
Option D: Virus
Correct Answer: Bacteria ✔
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Option A: Formation of sporangiophore via germination of zygospore.
Option B: Formation of spores in sporangia
Option C: Fusion of two hyphae
Option D: Formation of Zygote by fusion of gametangia.
Correct Answer: Formation of sporangiophore via germination of zygospore. ✔
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Option A: Plantae
Option B: Animalia
Option C: Protista
Option D: Fungi
Correct Answer: Plantae ✔
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Option A: Algae
Option B: Bacteria
Option C: Fungi
Option D: Embryophata
Correct Answer: Fungi ✔
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Option A: Zygomycota
Option B: Ascomycota
Option C: Basidiomycota
Option D: Deuteromycota
Correct Answer: Ascomycota ✔
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Option A: Mycorrizael association
Option B: Endomycorrhizae
Option C: Ectomycorrhizae
Option D: Lichen
Correct Answer: Endomycorrhizae ✔
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Option A: 30%
Option B: 40%
Option C: 50%
Option D: 60%
Correct Answer: 50% ✔
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Option A: Stem like
Option B: Branching
Option C: Leaf like
Option D: Crust like
Correct Answer: Leaf like ✔
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Option A: Autotrophs
Option B: Roots of vascular plants
Option C: Green algae and cyanobacterium
Option D: Leguminous plants
Correct Answer: Green algae and cyanobacterium ✔
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Option A: Pin warms
Option B: Tape worms
Option C: Round worms
Option D: Platehelminthes
Correct Answer: Round worms ✔
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Option A: Saprotrophs
Option B: Parasitic
Option C: Predators
Option D: Mutualistics
Correct Answer: Saprotrophs ✔
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Option A: Parasitic fungi
Option B: Obligate parasitic fungi
Option C: Facultative parasitic fungi
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Obligate parasitic fungi ✔
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Option A: Spores
Option B: Conidia
Option C: Budding
Option D: Fragmentation
Correct Answer: Conidia ✔
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Option A: Rhizodis
Option B: Haustoria
Option C: Hyphae
Option D: Constricting rings
Correct Answer: Rhizodis ✔
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Option A: 100
Option B: 200
Option C: 3000
Option D: 4000
Correct Answer: 200 ✔
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Option A: Parasitic fungi
Option B: Predators
Option C: Mutualists
Option D: Decomposers
Correct Answer: Decomposers ✔
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Option A: Rusts
Option B: Mushrooms
Option C: Molds
Option D: Yeasts
Correct Answer: Yeasts ✔
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Option A: Edible mushrooms
Option B: Poisonous mushrooms
Option C: Both of these
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Poisonous mushrooms ✔
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Option A: Mushrooms morels and truffles
Option B: Rusts smuts and molds
Option C: Penicillium
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Rusts smuts and molds ✔
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Option A: 10000
Option B: 100000
Option C: 10000000
Option D: 1000
Correct Answer: 10000 ✔
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Option A: Gizzard
Option B: Crop
Option C: Hepatic caeca
Option D: Rectum
Correct Answer: Crop ✔
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Option A: Hepatic caeca
Option B: Gizzard
Option C: Stomach
Option D: Rectum
Correct Answer: Stomach ✔
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Option A: Antiperistalsis
Option B: Peristalsis
Option C: Voluntary
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Peristalsis ✔
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Option A: Digestive tract
Option B: Intestinal caeca
Option C: Hepatic caeca
Option D: Both B & C
Correct Answer: Intestinal caeca ✔
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Option A: Pyrolysis
Option B: Pyrosis
Option C: Peristalsis
Option D: Dyspepsia
Correct Answer: Pyrosis ✔
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Parasites capable of living independently of its host at times is called as __________ parasite?
Option A: Obligate
Option B: Strict
Option C: Facultative
Option D: Endoparasite
Correct Answer: Facultative ✔
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Option A: Creatin
Option B: Gastrin
Option C: Secretin
Option D: Pepsin
Correct Answer: Secretin ✔
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Option A: Fluid
Option B: Macrophagous
Option C: Fluid
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Macrophagous ✔
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Option A: Duodenum
Option B: Jejunum
Option C: Ileum
Option D: Caecum
Correct Answer: Jejunum ✔
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Option A: Fluid
Option B: Macrophagous
Option C: Filter
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Filter ✔
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Option A: Premolars
Option B: Canines
Option C: Incisors
Option D: Molars.
Correct Answer: Canines ✔
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Option A: Saraccnia
Option B: Dionaea
Option C: Pitcher plant
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Dionaea ✔
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Option A: Obesity
Option B: Dyspepsia
Option C: Anorexia nervous
Option D: Bulimia nervosa
Correct Answer: Dyspepsia ✔
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Option A: Animals
Option B: Bacteria
Option C: Plants
Option D: Fungi
Correct Answer: Animals ✔
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Option A: Heterotrophs
Option B: Autotrophes
Option C: Carnivores
Option D: Saprotrophs
Correct Answer: Autotrophes ✔
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Option A: Detritus
Option B: Fluid
Option C: Macrophageus
Option D: Filter
Correct Answer: Detritus ✔
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Option A: Anaerobic
Option B: Nitrogen fixing
Option C: Nitrifying
Option D: Ammonifying
Correct Answer: Nitrogen fixing ✔
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Option A: Corn
Option B: Tomato
Option C: Dodder
Option D: Wheat
Correct Answer: Wheat ✔
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Option A: Azobacter
Option B: Nitrosomonas
Option C: Campylobacter
Option D: Nitrobacter
Correct Answer: Campylobacter ✔
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Option A: Campylobacter
Option B: Nitrobacter
Option C: Azobacter
Option D: Salmonella
Correct Answer: Salmonella ✔
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Option A: Potassium
Option B: Magnesium
Option C: Phosphorus
Option D: Iron.
Correct Answer: Phosphorus ✔
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Option A: Magnesium
Option B: Nitrogen
Option C: Potassium
Option D: Phosphorus
Correct Answer: Nitrogen ✔
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Option A: Anorexia nervosa
Option B: Bulimia nervosa
Option C: Piles
Option D: Dyspepsia
Correct Answer: Anorexia nervosa ✔
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Option A: Organic
Option B: Inorganic
Option C: Wet
Option D: Terrestrial
Correct Answer: Inorganic ✔
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Option A: Bulimia nervosa
Option B: Obesity
Option C: Anorexia nervosa
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Anorexia nervosa ✔
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Option A: Plant
Option B: Fungus
Option C: Animal
Option D: Algae
Correct Answer: Fungus ✔
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Option A: Bulimia
Option B: Ulcer
Option C: Adipose tissue
Option D: Hemorrhoids
Correct Answer: Hemorrhoids ✔
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Option A: Stunted growth & strong chlorosis
Option B: No electron transport chains
Option C: Premature death of leaves
Option D: Stunted growth of roots
Correct Answer: Premature death of leaves ✔
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Option A: Teeth
Option B: Tongue
Option C: Smooth muscles
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Teeth ✔
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Option A: Nitrogen
Option B: Magnesium
Option C: Iron
Option D: Both A and B
Correct Answer: Both A and B ✔
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Option A: Cytochromes
Option B: ATP
Option C: Chlorophyll
Option D: Haemoglobin
Correct Answer: Chlorophyll ✔
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Option A: Amino peptidase
Option B: Erypsin
Option C: Pepsin
Option D: Trypsin
Correct Answer: Erypsin ✔
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Option A: Metabolic processes of an organism
Option B: Providing energy
Option C: Formation of sturctures
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: All of these ✔
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Option A: Mucous cells
Option B: Parietal cells
Option C: Zymogen cells
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Zymogen cells ✔
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Option A: Replicated
Option B: Turn off by the protein coat.
Option C: Digested into its nucleotides
Option D: Turned on by the removal of the protein coat
Correct Answer: Digested into its nucleotides ✔
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Option A: Influenza virus
Option B: Herpes virus
Option C: HBV
Option D: Pox virus
Correct Answer: Influenza virus ✔
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Option A: Prophage
Option B: Capsid
Option C: Viron
Option D: Retrovirus
Correct Answer: Prophage ✔
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Option A: Joins the bacterial chromosomes
Option B: Attaches to the inner surface of the host membrane
Option C: Is immediately degraded when enters the host
Option D: Goes directly to host ribosomes for translation
Correct Answer: Joins the bacterial chromosomes ✔
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Option A: Spherical
Option B: Rod Shaped
Option C: Tadpole like
Option D: Hexagonal
Correct Answer: Rod Shaped ✔
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Option A: Absorption
Option B: Multiplication
Option C: Lysogeny
Option D: Penetration
Correct Answer: Penetration ✔
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Option A: Measles
Option B: Herpes simplex
Option C: Hepatitis
Option D: Polio
Correct Answer: Polio ✔
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Option A: Lysis
Option B: Lysogeny
Option C: Induction
Option D: Adsorption
Correct Answer: Induction ✔
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An enzyme which can convert single stranded RNA into double stranded viral DNA is called__________?
Option A: DNAase
Option B: RNAase
Option C: DNA polymerase
Option D: Reverse Transcriptase
Correct Answer: Reverse Transcriptase ✔
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Option A: Phage when gets incorporated with the bacterial chromosome is called prophage
Option B: The bacterium continues to live and reproduce normally
Option C: Lysogenic bacteria may get infected by the related phage
Option D: The cycle may convert into lytic type resulting from environmental exposure
Correct Answer: Lysogenic bacteria may get infected by the related phage ✔
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Option A: Hepatitis virus
Option B: Retrovirus
Option C: Polio virus
Option D: Pox virus
Correct Answer: Retrovirus ✔
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Option A: Bacteria
Option B: Cowpox Virus
Option C: Adenovirus
Option D: Prion
Correct Answer: Prion ✔
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Option A: Hepatitis virus
Option B: Retrovirus
Option C: Polio virus
Option D: Pox virus
Correct Answer: Polio virus ✔
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Option A: Separates in to two inner parts
Option B: Can not metabolize
Option C: Rapidly looses its Genome chemical inert
Option D: Is coated with an air tight shield
Correct Answer: Can not metabolize ✔
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Option A: Polio
Option B: Hepatitis
Option C: AIDS
Option D: HIV
Correct Answer: AIDS ✔
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Option A: M type
Option B: N type
Option C: T type
Option D: S type
Correct Answer: T type ✔
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Option A: is a host specific disease
Option B: An infected mother cannot pass the virus to her baby.
Option C: Results in enlargement of lymph nodes
Option D: Can be prevented.
Correct Answer: An infected mother cannot pass the virus to her baby. ✔
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Option A: Strong covalent bond between virion and the receptor site.
Option B: Week chemical unior between them
Option C: Both A and B depending upon the phage
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Week chemical unior between them ✔
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Option A: Serum
Option B: Faeco-oral
Option C: Sexual contact
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Faeco-oral ✔
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Option A: Surrounded by genome
Option B: Surrounding genome
Option C: Surrounding the envelope
Option D: Both B and C
Correct Answer: Surrounding genome ✔
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Which one of the following specially result in chronic liver disease leading to hepatic failure:
Option A: HAV
Option B: HBV
Option C: HCV
Option D: HEV
Correct Answer: HCV ✔
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Option A: HAV
Option B: HBV
Option C: HCV
Option D: HEV
Correct Answer: HCV ✔
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Option A: Virus
Option B: Viral protein
Option C: Viral lysozyme
Option D: Viral gene
Correct Answer: Virus ✔
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Option A: We can not grow them in laboratories on artificial medias
Option B: They are obligate intracellular parasite.
Option C: They can synthesize their nucleic acid
Option D: They are resistant to most of antibiotic treatment
Correct Answer: They can synthesize their nucleic acid ✔
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Option A: 100
Option B: 152
Option C: 162
Option D: 172
Correct Answer: 162 ✔
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Option A: Charles Chamberland
Option B: Ivanowski
Option C: Twort
Option D: D Herelle
Correct Answer: D Herelle ✔
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Option A: Louis Pasteur
Option B: Edward Jennar
Option C: Ivanowski
Option D: Stanely
Correct Answer: Edward Jennar ✔
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Option A: Tropical rain forest
Option B: Tundra
Option C: Grass land
Option D: Desert
Correct Answer: Desert ✔
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Option A: 10 – 100 times
Option B: 10 – 1000 times
Option C: 100 – 1000 times
Option D: 1000 – 10000 times
Correct Answer: B. 10 – 1000 times ✔
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Option A: 10 nm
Option B: 20 nm
Option C: 30 nm
Option D: 40 nm
Correct Answer: 20 nm ✔
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Option A: Sweet fluid
Option B: Sore Fluid
Option C: Poisonous Fluid
Option D: Salty Fluid
Correct Answer: Poisonous Fluid ✔
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Option A: Cytohrome c
Option B: Cytochrome a
Option C: Cytochrome a3
Option D: Cytochrome b
Correct Answer: Cytohrome c ✔
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