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[PYQ 2021-22] Identify the type of reactions occurring in step 1 and step 2. Step 1: Limestone --(Heat)--> X + CO₂. Step 2: X + H₂O --> Slaked lime.
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30%
Step 1: Exothermic, Step 2: Endothermic
27%
Step 1: Endothermic, Step 2: Endothermic
35%
Step 1: Endothermic, Step 2: Exothermic
8%
Step 1: Exothermic, Step 2: Exothermic
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How do Organisms Reproduce?
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Which of the following is a secondary sexual characteristic observed in boys but NOT in girls during puberty?
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9%
Growth of hair in armpits and genital area.
11%
Skin becomes oily and might develop pimples.
75%
Deepening of voice and growth of facial hair.
5%
Increase in height and weight.
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The process of DNA copying is essential for reproduction. What is the primary significance of the variations that arise during this process?
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4%
They always lead to the death of the individual.
62%
They are the basis for evolution and species survival.
29%
They ensure the offspring is an exact clone of the parent.
6%
They prevent the organism from reproducing further.
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Plasmodium, the malarial parasite, divides into many daughter cells simultaneously within a cyst. This mode of asexual reproduction is called:
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15%
Binary fission
11%
Budding
67%
Multiple fission
6%
Fragmentation
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A student observes that a potato tuber kept in a basket has started to grow small green shoots from its 'eyes'. This is an example of:
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13%
Spore formation
32%
Budding
8%
Sexual reproduction
47%
Vegetative propagation
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Which of the following is a major advantage of sexual reproduction over asexual reproduction?
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13%
It is a faster method of reproduction.
23%
It produces genetically identical offspring.
61%
It leads to greater genetic variation in the population.
4%
It requires only one parent.
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Why are the testes located outside the abdominal cavity in the scrotum in human males?
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7%
To protect them from physical injury.
5%
Because there is not enough space in the abdominal cavity.
83%
To maintain a temperature lower than the normal body temperature for sperm formation.
4%
To facilitate the easy transfer of sperm.
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In which of the following organisms does reproduction occur through binary fission where the plane of division is not fixed?
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18%
Leishmania
10%
Paramecium
62%
Amoeba
9%
Plasmodium
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Which hormone is primarily responsible for the development of secondary sexual characteristics in human males?
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6%
Estrogen
10%
Progesterone
78%
Testosterone
5%
Adrenaline
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Some organisms like Planaria can be cut into several pieces, and each piece grows into a complete organism. This ability is known as:
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5%
Budding
22%
Fragmentation
69%
Regeneration
3%
Fission
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After fertilization in a flower, which parts develop into the seed and the fruit respectively?
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30%
Ovary and Ovule
48%
Ovule and Ovary
13%
Petal and Sepal
9%
Stamen and Pistil
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Which of the following contraceptive methods also provides protection from sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)?
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7%
Oral contraceptive pills
16%
Copper-T (IUD)
64%
Condoms
13%
Surgical methods (Vasectomy/Tubectomy)
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The bread mould, Rhizopus, reproduces asexually by forming thick-walled structures that can survive unfavorable conditions. These structures are called:
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8%
Buds
74%
Spores
15%
Zygotes
3%
Gametes
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What is the primary function of the pollen tube in flowering plants?
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9%
To absorb nutrients from the stigma.
14%
To protect the pollen grain from drying out.
75%
To carry the male gametes to the ovule for fertilization.
3%
To produce nectar to attract insects.
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In the menstrual cycle, what happens to the lining of the uterus if fertilization of the egg does not occur?
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6%
It remains thick and waits for the next egg.
6%
It is absorbed by the body.
83%
It breaks down and is discharged from the body along with blood.
5%
It develops into a placenta.
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A small outgrowth arises from the parent body and eventually detaches to become a new individual. This mode of asexual reproduction, common in Hydra, is known as:
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9%
Fragmentation
12%
Regeneration
73%
Budding
5%
Spore formation
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Which of the following pairs of diseases are caused by bacteria and can be sexually transmitted?
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23%
AIDS and Warts
41%
Gonorrhoea and Syphilis
14%
Malaria and Gonorrhoea
22%
AIDS and Syphilis
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