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  • Dr. Hariom GangwarMBBS (KGMU)

    8+ yrs Teaching Experience

    12:00

    PM

    05:00

    PM

    Live Class

    Crash Course

  • Dr. Hariom GangwarM.B.B.S (KGMU)

    8+ Yrs Teaching Experience

    1,00,000 Student Mentored

  • Dr. Hariom GangwarM.B.B.S (KGMU)

    8+ Yrs Teaching Experience

    1,00,000 Student Mentored

  • Dr. Hariom GangwarM.B.B.S (KGMU)

    8+ Yrs Teaching Experience

    1,00,000 Student Mentored

  • Dr. Hariom GangwarM.B.B.S (KGMU)

    8+ Yrs Teaching Experience

    1,00,000 Student Mentored

  • Dr. Hariom GangwarM.B.B.S (KGMU)

    8+ Yrs Teaching Experience

    1,00,000 Student Mentored

  • Dr. Hariom GangwarM.B.B.S (KGMU)

    8+ Yrs Teaching Experience

    1,00,000 Student Mentored

  • Chapterwise

    Questions

    Biology

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    The following figure shows the

    (A) Action spectrum of photosynthesis

    superimposed on absorption

    spectrum of chlorphyll a

    (B) Action spectrum of photosynthesis

    superimposed on absorption

    spectrum of chlorophyll b

    (C) Both A & B

    (D) Absorption spectrum of carotenoids

    superimposed on action spectrum of

    photosynthesis

    01

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    Which is incorrect about coenzyme

    (A) Every coenzyme is a cofactor but every cofactor is

    not a coenzyme

    (B) Every enzyme is a cofactor and every cofactor is a

    coenzyme

    (C) Most of the coenzymes are nucleotides and are

    composed of vitamins

    (D) Coenzymes are the active constituents of enzymes.

    02

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    The amino acid Tryptophan is the precursor for the

    synthesis of

    (A) Melatonin and Serotonin

    (B) Thyroxine and Triodothyronine

    (C) Estrogen and Progesterone

    (D) Cortisol and Cortisone.

    03

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    04

    Given below is a highly simplified representation of the

    human sex chromosomes from a karyotype.

    The genes a and b could be of

    (A) Haemophilia & red-green colour blindness

    (B) Attached ear lobe and Rhesus blood group

    (C) Colour blindness and body height

    (D) Phenylketonuria and haemophilia.

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    A sigmoid or S - curve is a characterstic of

    (A) Living organism growing in a natural environment

    (B) Typically all cells, tissues and organs of a plant

    (C) Root elongation at a constant rate

    (D) Both A and B.

    05

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    Enzyme catalysts differ from inorganic catalysts as

    (A) Inorganic catalysts work efficiently at high

    temperatures and high pressures, while enzymes get

    damaged at high temperatures (above 400C)

    (B) Enzyme increases the activation energy while organic

    catalyst decreases

    (C) Enzymes are used up in a reaction while inorganic

    catalyst remain unchanged

    (D) All of the above.

    06

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    Given below is a simplified model of

    phosphorus cycling in a terrestrial

    ecosystem with four blanks (a-d).

    Identify the blanks

    (A) a-Detritus, b-Rock minerals, c-

    Producers, d-Litter fall

    (B) a-Rock minerals, b-Detritus, c-

    Litter fall, d-Producers

    (C) a-Litter fall, b-Producers, c-

    Rock minerals, d-Detritus

    (D) a-Producers, b-Litter fall, c-

    Rock minerals, d-Detritus.

    07

    Consumers

    a

    Soil solution

    b

    c

    Decomposition

    Uptake

    Run off

    Weathering

    d

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    Arrange the steps of catalytic cycle of an enzyme in order and

    choose the right option

    (i) Enzyme releases products of reaction and the enzyme is free

    to bind to another substrate

    (ii) Active site of enzyme is in close proximity of substrate and

    breaks the chemical bonds of substrate

    (iii) Binding of substrate induces enzymes to alter its shape fitting

    more tightly around substrate

    (iv) Substrate bind to active site of enzyme fitting into active site

    (A) iii, iv, i, ii (B) iv, ii, i, iii

    (C) iv, iii, ii, i (D) iii, ii, i, iv

    08

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    In the graphical representation of pulmonary volumes and

    capacities, 'x' denotes

    (A) Inspiratory reserve volume

    (B) Inspiratory capacity

    (C) Expiratory capacity

    (D) Total lung capacity.

    09

    Tidal volume

    Expiratoryreservevolume

    Vital

    capacity

    ‘ ’x

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    Which one of the following statements is incorrect

    (A) The competitive inhibitor does not affect the rate of

    breakdown of the enzyme-substrate complex

    (B) The presence of the competitive inhibitor decreases

    the Km of the enzyme for the substrate

    (C) A competitive inhibitor reacts reversibly with the

    enzyme to form an enzyme-inhibitor complex

    (D) In competitive inhibition, the inhibitor molecule is

    not chemically changed by the enzyme.

    10

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    Given here is an ECG of a normal human. Which one of its

    components is correctly interpreted

    (A) QRS comples - one complete pulse

    (B) Peak T - initiation of total cardiac contraction

    (C) Peaks P and R - systole and diastole blood pressure

    (D) Peak T - initiation of left atrial contraction only.

    11

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    Human population shows

    (A) J-shaped growth curve

    (B) Z-shaped growth curve

    (C) S-shaped growth curve

    (D) All of the above.

    12

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    After exponential increase, population becomes stagnant.

    The growth curve is

    (A) J-Shaped

    (B) S-Shaped

    (C) Fluctuating

    (D) Circular.

    13

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    The following graph depicts changes in twopopulations (A and B) of herbivores in a grassyfield. A possible reason for these changes isthat(A) Population A produced more offspring

    than population B(B) Population B competed more successfully

    for food than population A(C) Both plant populations in this habitat

    decreased(D) Population A consumed the members of

    population B.

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    A

    B

    Num

    ber

    of

    Org

    anis

    ms

    Time

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    One molecule of an enzyme is able to catalyse conversion of

    two molecules of substrate into products in 5 minutes. Ten

    molecules of enzyme and 25 molecules of substrate are mixed

    in a test tube. At the end of 10 minutes the test tube will have

    (A) Products and enzymes molecules

    (B) Products only

    (C) Products, enzyme molecules and 5 molecules of

    substrate

    (D) Products and 5 unreacted substrate molecules.

    15

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    Volume of air remaining in lungs after maximum

    respiratory effort is

    (A) Vital capacity

    (B) Residual volume

    (C) Total lung capacity

    (D) Tidal volume.

    16

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    The following graph showing the

    (A) Absorption spectrum of chlorophyll b

    (B) Absorption spectrum of chlorophyll a

    (C) Action spectrum of photosynthesis

    (D) Both A & B.

    17

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    Formation of whole body from a fragment is

    (A) Epigenesis

    (B) Epimorphosis

    (C) Morphallaxis

    (D) Auxetic growth.

    18

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    Which of the following is/are a physical process

    (A) Change in shape without breaking of bonds

    (B) Change in state of matter (when ice melts into

    water, or when water becomes a vapour)

    (C) Hydrolysis of starch into glucose

    (D) Both A and B.

    19

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    Recognise the figure and find out the correct matching

    according to the pyramid of biomass in an aquatic

    ecosystem

    (A) a-11, b-4

    (B) a-21, b-4

    (C) a-11, b-1.5

    (D) a-12, b-4.

    20

    PC

    PP b

    a

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    Which statement regarding enzyme inhibition is correct

    (A) Competitive inhibition occurs when the substrate and

    the inhibitor compete for active site on the enzyme

    (B) Competitive inhibition occurs when a substrate

    competes with enzyme for binding to inhibitor protein

    (C) Non – competitive inhibition of an enzyme can be

    overcome by adding large amount of substrate.

    (D) Non – competitive inhibitors often bind to the enzyme

    irreversibly.

    21

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    Select the option which is not correct with respect to enzyme

    action

    (A) Malonate is a competitive inhibitor of succinic

    dehydrogenase

    (B) Substrate binds with enzyme at its active site

    (C) Addition of lot of succinate does not reverse the

    inhibition of succinic dehydrogenase by malonate

    (D) A non - competitive inhibitor binds the enzyme at a site

    distinct from that which binds the substrate

    22

  • Recognise the figure and find out

    the correct labelling

    (A) a and c - arithmetic, b and d -

    geometric

    (B) a and c - geometric, b and d -

    arithmetric

    (C) a and d - geometric, b and c -

    arithmetric

    (D) a and d - arithmetic, b and c -

    geometric.

    23

    Cells capable

    of division

    Cells that lose

    capacity to divide

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    Number of immigration is more than emigration and

    death is lower than natality. Growth curve of population

    will show

    (A) Exponential phase

    (B) Lag phase

    (C) Declining phase

    (D) Steady phase.

    24

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    An example of competitive inhibition of an enzyme is the

    inhibition of

    (A) Cytochrome oxidase by cyanide

    (B) Succinic dehydrogenase by malonic acid

    (C) Hexokinase by glucose 6-phosphate

    (D) Carbonic anhydrase by carbon dioxide.

    25

  • Recognise the figure and find

    out the correct matching

    (A) d-LH, c-FSH, b-

    estrogen, a-progesteron

    (B) b-LH, a-FSH, c-

    estrogen, d-progesteron

    (C) c-LH, d-FSH, a-

    estrogen, b-progesteron

    (D) a-LH, b-FSH, c-

    estrogen, d-progesteron.

    26b a

    Developing follicle Mature follicle

    Developing

    corpus luteum

    Regressingcorpus luteum

    Ovulation

    c

    d

    MensesO

    vuri

    an

    even

    tsU

    teri

    ne e

    ven

    ts

    Days1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29/1

    Menstruation Follicular phase(Proliferative phase)

    Luteal phase(Secretory phase)

    Next cyclebegins

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    A population has more young individuals compared to

    the older individuals. What would be the status of the

    population after some years

    (A) It will decline

    (B) It will stabilise

    (C) It will increase

    (D) It will first decline and then stabilise.

    27

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    Normal breathing rate of a healthy human is

    (A) 12-16 times/minute

    (B) 15-20 times/minute

    (C) 70–75 times/minute

    (D) 10-12 times/minute.

    28

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    The figure given below is a diagrammatic

    representation of response of organisms to

    abiotic factors. What do (a), (b), (c)

    represent respectively

    (A) a-Partial regulator, b-Regulator,

    c-Conformer

    (B) a-Regulator, b-Conformer, c-Partial

    regulator

    (C) a-Regulator, b-Partial regulator,

    c-Conformer

    (D) a-Conformer, b-Regulator, c-Partial

    regulator.

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    External level

    c

    a

    Inte

    rnal

    level

    b

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    By using the carbonic anhydrase enzyme the reaction

    (CO2 + H2O H2CO3) speeds dramatically with about

    (A) 6,00,000 molecules being formed every hour

    (B) 6,00,000 molecules being formed every second

    (C) 36 million molecules being formed every minute

    (D) Both B and C.

    30

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    Transition state structure of the substrate formed during

    an enzymatic reaction is

    (A) Transient and unstable

    (B) Permanent and stable

    (C) Transient but stable

    (D) Permanent but unstable.

    31

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    Recognise the figure and find out the correct matching

    a. At which point in the curve light is a limiting factor?

    b. What do 'C' represent on the curve?

    c. What do 'D' represent on the curve?

    d. What do 'E' represent on the curve?

    (A) a-A, b-factors other than light become limiting, c-light

    saturation point, d-maximum rate of photosynthesis

    (B) a-B, b-maximum rate of photosynthesis, c-light saturation

    point, d-factors other than light become limiting

    (C) a-A, b-light saturation point, c-maximum rate of

    photosynthesis, d-factors other than light become limiting

    (D) a-A, b-factors other than light become limiting, c-

    maximum rate of photosynthesis, d-light saturation point.

    32

    E

    A

    B C

    DLight intensity

    Rate

    of

    photo

    syn

    thesis

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    Typical growth curve in plants is

    (A) Stair-steps shaped

    (B) Sigmoid

    (C) Parabolic

    (D) Linear.

    33

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    Growth through increase in volume is

    (A) Cartilage

    (B) Striated muscle

    (C) Nerve fibre

    (D) Lens of eye.

    34

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    The graph below shows the changes in

    two populations of herbivores in a grassy

    field. A possible reason for these changes is that

    (A) All of the plant populations in this habitat decreased

    (B) Population A consumed the members of population B

    (C) Population A produced more offspring than population B

    did

    (D) Population B competed more successfully for food than

    population A did.

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    Three of the following statements about enzymes are

    correct and one is wrong. Which one is wrong

    (A) Enzymes are denatured at high temperature but in

    certain exceptional organisms they are effective

    even at 800 -900C

    (B) Most enzymes are proteins but some are lipids

    (C) Enzymes require optimum pH for maximal activity

    (D) Enzymes are highly specific.

    36

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    Maximum growth rate occurs in

    (A) Stationary phase

    (B) Lag phase

    (C) Exponential phase

    (D) Senescent phase.

    37

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    Recognise the figure and find out the

    correct matching

    (A) y-chlorophyll a, x-chlorophyll b,

    z-carotenoids

    (B) z-chlorophyll a, y-chlorophyll b,

    x-carotenoids

    (C) y-chlorophyll a, z-chlorophyll b,

    x-carotenoids

    (D) z-chlorophyll a, x-chlorophyll b,

    y-carotenoids

    38

    z

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    Fill in the blanks

    Quantitative comparisons between the growth of the living system

    can be made in two ways:

    (i) Measurement and the comparison of total growth per unit

    time is called the ....a.... growth rate.

    (ii) The growth of the given system per unit time expressed on a

    common basis, eg.; per unit initial parameter is called ....b....

    growth rate.

    (A) a- arithmetic, b- geometric (B) a- relative, b- absolute

    (C) a- absolute, b- relative (D) a- geometric, b- arithmetic

    39

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    Match the columns I & II, and choose the correct combination

    from the options given

    Column I Column II

    1. Stable

    2. Expanding

    a. b. c. 3. Declining

    (A) a-1, b-2, c-3 (B) a-1, b-3, c-2

    (C) a-2, b-3, c-1 (D) a-3, b-1, c-2.

    40

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    Proportion of young individuals is highest in case of

    (A) Declining population

    (B) Stable population

    (C) Both A and B

    (D) Expanding population.

    41

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    In absence of any enzyme this reaction is very slow, with

    about

    (A) 6,00,000 molecules of H2CO3 formed in one second

    (B) 200 molecules of H2CO3 being formed in one second

    (C) 200 molecules of H2CO3 being formed in one

    minute

    (D) 200 molecules of H2CO3 being formed in one hour.

    42

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    43

    The curve given here shows enzymatic activity with relation to

    three conditions (pH, temperature & substrate concentration),

    What do the two axes, x and y represent

    X- axis Y-axis

    (A) Temperature Enzyme activity

    (B) Enzymatic activity Temperature

    (C) Enzyme activity pH

    (D) Substrate concentration Enzyme activity

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    Exponential growth is expressed as

    (A) W1 = W0 ert

    (B) L0= Lert

    (C) Lt=L0 + rt

    (D) W0 = W1 ert .

    44

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    Sigmoid curve is

    (A) Rate of transpiration

    (B) Rate of respiration

    (C) Rate of photosynthesis

    (D) Growth of population.

    45

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    The figure given shows the conversion of substrate into product by an

    enzyme. In which one of the four options, A—D, the components of the

    reaction labelled a, b, c, d are identified correctly

    1. Potential energy

    2. Transition state

    3. Activation energy with enzyme

    4. Activation energy without enzyme

    (A) a-2, b-1, c-3, d-4

    (B) a-2, b-1, c-4, d-3

    (C) a-1, b-2, c-3, d-4

    (D) a-1, b-2, c-4, d-3.

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    Read the following statements and find out the incorrect

    statement.

    (A) Rate can also be called velocity if the direction is

    specified.

    (B) A general rule of thumb is that rate doubles or decreases

    by half for every 100C change in either direction.

    (C) Endothermic reactions are also called spontaneous

    reactions while an exothermic reaction is called energy

    requiring reaction.

    (D) Energy difference between substrate and transition state

    is called activation energy.

    47

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    According to induced fit theory of enzyme action

    (A) Substrate induces conformational change in enzyme

    (B) Substrate changes its shape after binding

    (C) Conformational change takes place in substrate

    (D) There is no conformational change in enzyme

    48

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    Recognise the figure and find out the

    correct labelling

    (A) a- linear curve in geometric growth,

    b- sigmoid or S- curve in arithmetic

    growth

    (B) a- sigmoid or S- curve in arithmetic

    growth, b- linear curve in geometric

    growth

    (C) a- sigmoid or S- curve in geometric

    growth, b- linear curve in arithmetic

    growth

    (D) a- linear curve in arithmetic growth,

    b- sigmoid or S- curve in geometric

    growth

    49

    Time

    (b)

    Heig

    ht

    of

    the p

    lan

    t

    Time

    (a)

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    At asymptote stage, the population is

    (A) Stabilised

    (B) Increasing

    (C) Decreasing

    (D) Changing.

    50

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    Which of the following statements about enzymes is wrong

    (A) Enzymes are denatured at high temperatures

    (B) Enzymes are mostly proteins but some are lipids also

    (C) Enzymes are highly specific.

    (D) Enzymes required optimum pH and temperature for

    maximum activity.

    51

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    Recognise the figure and find out the

    correct labelling

    (A) a - lag phase, b - log phase, c -

    stationary phase

    (B) a - log phase, b - lag phase, c -

    stationary phase

    (C) a - lag phase, b - exponential

    phase, c - stationary phase

    (D) Both A and C.

    52

    c

    a

    Time

    Siz

    e/w

    eig

    ht

    of

    the o

    rgan

    b

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    Select the option which is not correct with respect to enzyme

    action

    (A) Malonate is a competitive inhibitor of succinic

    dehydrogenase

    (B) Substrate binds with enzyme at its active site

    (C) Addition of lot of succinate does not reverse the

    inhibition of succinic dehydrogenase by malonate

    (D) A non-competitive inhibitor binds the enzyme at a site

    distinct from that which binds the substrate.

    53

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    Recognise the figure and find out the

    correct matching

    (A) c-tropical forest, f-arctic and alpine

    tundra, a-desert, d-temperate forest,

    b-grassland, e-coniferous forest

    (B) d-tropical forest, e-arctic and alpine

    tundra, f-desert, e-temperate forest,

    b-grassland, c-coniferous forest

    (C) b-tropical forest, f-arctic and alpine

    tundra, a-desert, c-temperate forest,

    e-grassland, d-coniferous forest

    (D) c-tropical forest, a-arctic and alpine

    tundra, b-desert, d-temperate forest,

    f-grassland, e-coniferous forest.

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