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BOTANY
Flagellate gametes are absent in
(A) Myxophyccae
(C) Phaeophyccae
(B) Chlorophyccae
(D) Xanthophyceae
The number of zoospores fonned in a zoosporangium of Oedogonmnz
is
(A) one (B) 2-4
(C) 4-8 (D) mmmrous
The following is not brought about by R/lizopus
(A) Spoilage of food
(B) Deterioration of articles
(C) Soil building
(D) Production of antibiotics
Adelphogamy is seen in the yeast
(B) Sc/Iizosmcchm'omyz;es
(D) .S'accI:aromycodes
(A) Sacclmromyces
(C) Zygosacclmromyces
The species of Pem'r.‘iUmn used for flavouring cheese is
(A) P imlicmn
(C) P exparrstun
(13) P.chrysogenum
(D) P camembe;-Ii
The receptive hyphae of Puccim‘a are also called
(A) Spcnuatophores (B) Flexoushyphae
(C) Periphysis (D) Phialides
The peltate cap of the fruiting body of/lgtzriczzs is called
(A) Gillchamber (B) Stipc
(C) Pileus (D) Velum

Which of the following alga is involved in the formation of a lichen‘?
(A) Gieoiriclzia
(C) Dermocapsa
(B) G! eocapasa
(D) Volvox
in E. colt‘, theme is no alternation of generations because
(A) its cells do not exchange materials with each other
(B) there is neither syngamy nor reduction division
(C) it does not have chromosomes
(D) the chromosomes do not fuse
During transduction, DNA from the donor bacterium is transferred
through
(A) Adsorption (B) Bacteriophages
(C) Cellular contact (D) Diffusion
The rabies virus 18
(A) Brick shaped (I3) Tadpole-like
(C) Bulictshapcd (D) lcosahedral
The term '1"-phage was introduced by
(A) Stanley (B) Enders
(C) Twort (D) Delbrunck
The type of alternation of generation shown by Biyophytes is
(A) Isomorphic (B) Heteromorphic
(C) Pleomorphic (D) Polymorphic
The hetcrothallic species of Riccia is
(A) R. cry.'.~'mIh'na
(C) R. glauca
(B) R. bi!/ardferi
(D) R. discolor

In Fzmrma, the rhizoids are (lislinguishecl by which of the following
churucte1's?
(A) Colourless, unicellular
(B) Colourless, multice.llula1'
(C) Colourless, multicellular with oblique septa
(D) Coloured, multicellular
When moss spores genninate, they form
(A) Leafy gametophyte
(C) Protonema
(B) Capsule
(D) Rhizoicls
A fem dilifers from :1 moss in having
(A) Swimming spenns
(C) Alternation of generation
(B) Vascular tissue
(D) Independent gametophytic
The phenomenon of apogamy was first observed in which of the
following ptcridophyte?
(A) Laslrea
(C) Nephrorihun
(B) Marsiiea
(D) Preris
The xylem in the stem of Selagmeila is usually
(A) Exarch (B) Endarch
(C) Mesarch (D) Amphivasal
The type of venation seen in Marsilea is
(A) open dichotomous type with cross-connections
(B) closed dichotomous type with cross~connections
(C) open dichotomous type without cross-connections
(D) closed dichotomous type without cross-connections

Which of the following is not involved in the fertilization of ferns?
(A) Pollen tube
(C) Archcgonia
(B) Water
(D) Flagcllated sperms
Fruits are not found in gynmosperms because
(A) they are seedless plants
(B) they are not pollinated
(C) they have no ovzny
(D) fertilisation does not take place in them
Pencils are made from the wood of
(B) Jzmiperus w'rgim’mm
(D) Abirzspindrow
(A) P1'n:.zsp:‘nas!e:‘
(C) Chantaecyparispisclfem
The male gametes of Cycas are the direct derivatives of
(A) lube cell
(C) geucmlive cell
(B) stalk cell
(D) body cell
Pinus is a gymnosperm because
(A) it is a large tree
(B) it is pollinatcd by wind
(C) it has exposed ovules
(D) it produces seeds and has narrow leaves
Roots of Dahlia are
(A) Na pifonn
(C) Fasciculate
(B) Tnberous
(D) Assimilatory
Velameu, the spongy tissue is present in the
(A) breathing roots (B) parasitic roots
(C) tuberous roots (D) epiphytic roots

Multiple root caps are found in
(A) Pcmdmms (B) Typha
(C) Sugarcane (D) Salvinia
Branched axillzuy thorns are found in
(A) Carissa
(C) Dzzrzmla
(B) Bougainviilea
(D) Citrus
The edible portion of Cyperus rotumlus is
(A) Phylloclade
(C) Rhizome
(B) Tuber
(D) Bulb
The male flowers ofa cyathium are arranged in a group of
(A) Racemes (B) Umbels
(C) Scorpiod cymes (D) Helicoid cymes
In Bougrmzviflen, the large coloured slmcturcs are
(A) Bracts
(C) Petals
(B) Stamens
(D) Sepals
Apocarpous gynoecium is found in
(A) Ranurxculaceae
(C) Solanaccae
(B) Malvaceae
(D) Liliaceac
A Feallleny stigma is called
(A) Striatc
(C) Basillm‘
(B) Plumose
(D) Fimbriate
Petaloid bracts are seen in
(A) Ar?/ml0(/(1
(C) E nplzorbia
(B) Oregrumm
(D) Lemna

Maize is
(A) Self — pollinated
(B) Cross —po1linatcd by insects
(C) Cross v pollinatetl by wind
(D) Cross - pollinated by rain
Wart disease of potato is caused by
(A) Pytmztm debaryamm:
(B) Phy/oplllfzora iIfi:ra:r..¢
(C) Synclzylriunr endobiolfczmz
(D) Alrernana sofaiti
In Mcmgzfem mrffca, the fruit is
(A) Beny
(C) Capsule
(B) Drupe
(D) Pepe
The funicular scar on the seed is called
(A) I-lilum
(C) Seutellum
(B) Tigellum
(D) Micropylc
In which of the following plants, fruits are dispersed by grazing
animals such as cows, goals and sheep?
(A) Sunflower (B) Xrmrhimn
(C) Cucurbira (D) Mustard
In a flowering plant, the largest number of lmploicl cells occur in the
(A) Ovule (B) Microsporm1gium
(C) Root tip (D) Cambium
Meiotic division in m ovule takes place in
(A) Nucellus
(C) Megaspore
(B) Megaspore mollier cell
(D) Archesporium

As compared to egg cells, the sperm cells are
(A) generally larger (B) invariably smaller
(C) less active (D) completely immobile
The nuclei of the sperm and egg fuse as the result of
(A) base - pair relations of DNA and RNA
(B) formation of hydrogen bonds
(C) mutual attraction caused by differences in the electrical
charges
(D) attraction of protoplnsts of the egg and sperm
Ruminate endospcrm is found in
(A) Bmssica (B) Pismn
(C) 1'lrfy:'isn'ca (D) /lllimn
Pcrispenn is :1 remnant of
(A) Endospenn (B) Colylcdon
(C) Nucellns (D) lntegument
The system of classification proposed by Bentham and Hooker is
(B) Natural
(D) Numerical
(A) Artificial
(C) Phylogenetic
The most highly evolved order 1!} mouocot, according to Hutchinson, is
(A) Graminalcs
(C) Cyclanthales
(B) Orchirlales
(D) Najadales
The condition of the androecium 11'! the family Malvaceae is
(A) Diaclelphous
(C) Syngcnesious
(B) Ditlynamous
(D) MOl1fld6l])l1OLlS

Anthers with only two micorsporaligia are found in
(A) Cucurbitaccae
(C) Crucifcrae
(B) Leguminosae
(D) Malvaccae
Marginal placentation is found in
(A) Cmciferac
(C) Legumiuosae
(B) Malvaceae
(D) Compositae
The latest and conect botanical name of lady’s finger is
(A) Ifibisczis abelmosc/ms
(C) Abelmosclms escufenrus
(B) H1'bi5cu.s'escuIemu$
(D) AbeIm0.s'cfm.s' lu‘b:'.s‘cz:s
The leaves in Papilionaceae are usually
(A) alternate, exslipulale
(C) oppositc,cxstipulatc
(B) altemate, stipulate
(D) opposite,slipulatc
The inflorescence of Mimoseae is a condensed
(A) Raccme (B) Spike
(C) Catkin (D) Spadix
Branched tendrils are found in
(A) Cucmms (B) Cocc:‘m'a
(C) Czicurbita (D) Momorrlica
The dried fruit shells of the following plant are used for making
musical instmments
(B) Cucurbr'ta Sp.
(D) None of these
(A) Lagenaria 5icemrz'a
(C) Both of these

Mark the economically important part of Soiamzm mberosmn
(A) Swollen tips of stolons
(B) Swollen tips of root branches
(C) Swollen tips of the main stem
(D) All of the above
Aflfmn bnlbiferum possesses
(A) lmbrieate bulbs (B) Tunicate bulbs
(C) Bulbils (D) Bulbonus eorm
Palm oil is obtained from
(A) Glycine
(C) Elaefs
(B) Gossypimn
(D) Olux
T he most important alkaloid present :11 the latex of opium poppy is
(A) Narcotein
(C) Morphine
(B) Codeine
(D) ”I11ebaine
The Mehaceae flowers are generally borne in
(A) Racemes
(C) Paniclcs
(B) Umbels
(D) Cymes
The type of cohesion seen in the stamens of Ccrilistemou is
(A) Diadelphons
(C) Monadelphous
(B) Syn genesious
(D) Sytlarldrous
The fruits of one of the following plants are edible
(A) Wrigl:n'a
(C) Vince
(B) C'm':'ssa
(D) /lliamrmda

Leaf nodules containing nitrogen fixing bacteria are found in
(A) Raudia
(C) Rubia
(B) Ceplzaeiis
(D) Psycholria
Which one of the following is an edible plant of Coiwolxriilaccae?
(A) Ipomoea aqualica
(C) Mina lobala
(B) /Irgyreia speciosa
(D) [pomoea cras.sr'cau/r's
Apocynaceae differs from Rnbiaceae in having
(B) Sagittate anthers
(D) Pentanlerous flowers
(A) Bicarpeflary ovary
(C) Axileplacentation
The gynoecium in most of the Eupliorbiaceae members is
(B) Tricarpellmy
(D) Pentacarpellaiy
(A) Bicarpellary
(C) Tetracaipeliaiy
Which one of the following yields useful timber?
(A) Hum crepikms (B) M}:/101133 p1::'!1'I:eus:'.a'
(C) Ea'coecm'fa bicolor (D) Ric:'.:.m.s'conummis
The character uncommon between Acanlhaceae and Labialae is
(A) Exslipnlateleavcs
(C) Pentainerous flower
(B) Discrete anthers
(D) Bilippedcorolla
The botanical name of ‘Congo coffee’ is
(A) Cqlfeaarabica (B) Coffeastenophylfa
(C) CQ/fza /ibericr: (D) Cojfcarobusla
Papaya is a native of
(A) India (B) China
(C) SouthAf1'ica (D) Mexico

The medicinally important part 0fKaempfen'a galcmga is
(A) roots only
(C) rhizomes only
(B) aerial roots and rhizomes
(D) the whole plant
Asafoetida is obtained from a species of
(A) Femla (B) Cep/raelis
(C) Pmmx (D) Rheum
Sugarcane Breeding Institute is situated at
(A) Lucknow
(C) Coimbatore
(B) Delhi
(D) Bhopal
Which one of the following plants yield sun hemp‘?
(A) Camzbis (B) Crotalaria
(C) Core/torus (D) Hibiscus
The basic principle involved in spectrophotometiy is the same as that
in
(A) Colorimetiy
(C) X-ray crystallograpliy
(B) Autoradiograplly
(D) Chromatograpliy
The proteins of the protoplasm are present as
(A) emulsion
(C) supematant
(B) eolloidalsuspension
(D) colloidal emulsion
The cell wall of lligher fungi contains
(A) conifeiylaleohol (B) pectin
(C) nmrzllnic acid (D) glucosamine

In the cell, glucose is oxidised in
(A) Cytoplasm
(C) Giana of chloroplast
(B) M itochondrion
(D) Ribosome
The annulated lamellae are supposed to be the precursors of
(A) Endoplasmic relicuhmi (8) Plasma membrane
(C) Golgi complex (D) All of the above
The number ofcistcmae in a Golgi complex usually ranges between
(A) 10-15 (B) 15 25
(C) 3-10 (D) 1.3
Cilia are produced by
(A) Centrioles (B) Peroxisomes
(C) Dieryosomes (D) Golgi body.
Cambium causes growth in
(A) length
(C) width
(B) circumference
(D) leaves
Which of the following is absent in the phloem of monocots?
(A) Sieve tubes
(C) Compzmioncells
(B) Phloem parenchyma
(D) Phloem fibers
In which of the following cells Casparian thickening occurs?
(A) Epidermis
(C) Endodennis
(B) Hypodermis
(D) Pericycle
The xylem condition in monocot roots is
(A) Hexarch (B) I-Ic.\a-topolyarch
(C) Polyarch (D) I-Iepta~topolya1'ch

Gaseous exchange between air and internal tissues of old corlcy stem
takes place through
(A) Sieve plates (B) Pits
(C) Stomata (D) Lenticels
Seeds swell when placed in water due to
(A) Osmosis
(C) Imbibition
(B) Hydrolysis
(D) Active absorption
Plasmolysis occurs when turgid cells are placed in contact with
(B) a hypotonic solution
(D) pure water
(A) a hypertonic solution
(C) an isotonic solution
Active absorption of water by roots from soil is mainly affected by
(A) osmotic concentration of the cell sap
(B) tension in cell sap due to transpiration
(C) sucking power of the root hair
(D) typical tissue organisation
The term root pressure was coined by
(A) Mac Dougal
(C) Stephan Hale
(B) Dixon
(D) Renner
Aquatic plants with floating leaves
(A) lack stomata
(B) have stomata on both the leaf surfaces
(C) have stomata only on the lower surface
(D) have stomata on both the upper and lower surfaces
The transport of ions in bacteria occurs through
(A) Volutin granules (B) lonophores
(C) Antibodies (D) Plasmids

In photosynthesis, light
(A) is converted into kinetic energy
(E) is converted into chemical energy
(C) acts directly on CO2 and water
(D) acts as a catalyst
All algae have
(A) chlorophyll a and chlorophyll 12
(B) chlorophyll b and carotene
(C) chloropliyll a and carotene
(D) phycobilins and carotene
The colour of rose petals is due to water-soluble pigment present in the
(A) Cytoplasm
(C) Iiitercellular space
(B) Nucleus
(D) Vacnole
Which of the following is obtained by insectivorons plants Trom animal
bodies?
(A) 02
(C) N2
(B) C02
(D) 302
A photosynthetic, anaerobic, asymbiotic nitrogen fixing bacterium is
(A) Azolobacrer
(C) Rhizobimn
(B) Baci/(us
(D) R/d0.s'p:'r:'llum
Ute movements involved in opening and closing of flowers are
(A) autonomic (B) nastic
(C) tactic (D) turgor
tRNA is also known as
(A) microsomal RNA (B) messenger RNA
(C) soluble RNA (D) IRNA

A cross between F ; hybrid and a recessive parent gives the ratio of
(A) 3» (B) kl
(C) 21 (D) ml
In meiosis, crossing overtakes place during
(A) Leptotene
(C) Pachytene
(B) Zygotene
(D) Diplotene
Damping off of the vegetable seedling can be effectively managed by
soil drenching with
(A) Charcoal dust
(C) Formalin dust
(B) Sulphur dust
(D) Follidol
Cis-acting element which acts in either orientation to regulate gene
expression is
(A) Promote!‘
(C) lnducer
(B) Regulator
(D) Enhancer
The major active principle in neem kernal is
(A) Alkaloid
(C) Azadirachtin
(I3) Vasopressin
(D) Nimbidin
The plant with the smallest‘ genome is
(A) Maize
(C) Mungbcan
(B) /l1'ab:'d0p.s'e'3 Sp.
(D) Rice
The National Institute responsible for conservation of plant germplnsm
is
(A) nun
(c) NBPGR
(B) NBAGR
(D) CDRI

Epiblema refers to
(A) Endodermis
(C) Passage cells
(B) Rhizodermis
(D) Cuticle
An artificial or synthetic seed is
(A) a seed formed without pollination
(B) an embtyo dissected out from a seed and stored
(C) encapsulated somatic embryo
(D) a seed through artificial pollination
In hybridisation technique, etnasculation means the removal of
(A) Stamen
(C) Corolla
(B) Pistil
(D) Calyx
Alternate form of the same gene responsible for determining
contrasting character is
(B) Lethal
(D) Progeny
(A) Snpplementzny gene
(C) Allele
An ecological niche is normally occupied by
(A) apopulation (B) a small community
(C) competing species (D) competing genera
The scientist who discovered that coupling and repulsion are two
aspects of a single phenomenon called linkage is
Mendel
Punnel
(A) Bateson (B)
(C) l\'I0rgan (D)
The ability of every living plant cell to produce the entire plant is
tenned
(B) Protoplasmic fusion
(D) Totipotency
(A) Mosphogcnesis
(C) Gene cloning

An example of fusogenic agent is
(A) Methanol
(C) Polyethylene alcohol
(B) Ethyl alcohol
(D) Polyethylene glycol
The potential energy is converted into kinetic energy in the plant by
(A) Transpiration (B) Respiration
(C) Photosynthesis (D) Reproduction
An important plant growth promoter is
(A) Androgen
(C) Auxin
(B) Algin
(D) Abori gine
The economic importance of Car!/mums ((lg€!!lS and cosmos is
(A) Medicine (B) Insecticide
(C) Dye (D) Vegetable
I-I:'b:'.s'czr.s' r0saSz'nensis belongs to the family
(A) Composi tae
(C) Malvaceae
(B) Gramineae
(D_) Fabaceae
Seaweed belongs to
(A) Fungi (B) Slnub
(C) Fern (D) Algae
Which one of the following is used as a green manure?
(A) /lzorobacrer
(C) Sesbauia
(B) Rh:'zob:'um
(D) Pseudomonas
The disease, ‘Late blight ofpotatd is caused by
(A) Pucczhfa gramz'm's (B) Psend0masfl0re5cen.s'
(C) Phyloplfihora mfesmns (D) Mucor

Red rot of sugarcane is caused by
(A) Cercospom personata (B) Colierotric/mmfalcamm
(C) Bacillus spp. (D) /lspergillusnidulans
Larninaria spp. is the major source of
(A) Bromine (B) Iodine
(C) iron (D) Penicillin
Tmpentme is obtained from the resin of
(A) Agaricus (B) Fungus
(C) Pimis (D) Recfnus
Tlirec-dimensional images of objects are viewed using
(A) Electron microscope
(B) Simple microscope
(C) Scanningeleclron microscope
(D) Transmission electron microscope
The ‘Fluid mosaic model‘ of membrane was proposed by
(A) Davidson
(C) Meselson and Stahl
(B) Singer and Nicholson
(D) Barbara McCiintoi<
The term for'pr'og1'a1nrned cell death’ is
(A) Mitosis (B) Chaosis
(C) Meoisis (D) Apoptopsis
Musa is an example of
(A) Spadix (B) Compound spadix
(C) Spathes (D) Cynic

Coconut belongs to
(A) Arboresccnt monocots
(C) Dicots
(B) Gymnospenns
(D) Herbaceous monocots
Jack fruit is a typical example of
(A) Multiplefruit
(C) Aggregate
(B) Sorosis
(D) Thorny fmit
The smallest unit of the gene that specifies for an amino acid is
(A) Cistron
(C) Recon
(B) Muton
(D) Codon
The plienotypic ratio of incomplete dominance is
(A) 3:] (B) 1:2:I
(C) 9:3:3:1 (D) 1:1
Movement of the solute from a liigher concentration region to the
lower concentration region is called
(A) Imbibilion
(C) Diffusion
(B) Osmosis
(D) Plasmolysis
Nitrogenase enzyme contains
(A) Fe,S (B) Fe,Mn
(C) Fe, K (D) Fe,Na
Fragrant flowers with well-developed nectaries are an adaptation for
(A) Zoophily (B) Entomopltily
(C) Anemophily (D) I-Iydrophily

Vivipary is a characteristic feature of
(A) Mesophytes (B) Halophytes
(C) Xerophytes (D) Hydrophytes
Senesccnce in plants is regulated by
(A) Cytokinin (B) NAA
(C) Abscisie acid (D) Gibbercllin
Which one of the following is a C4 plant?
(A) Rice (B) Sugarcane
(C) Wheat (D) Potato
Crossing-over occurs during
(A) Pachytene (B) Leptotene
(C) Zygotene (D) Diplotenc
Majority of virus resistant transgenic plants are based on
(A) A11ti~vi1‘al toxin gene
(B) Resistance gene isolated from wild plants
(C) Viral coat protein gene
(D) Satellite virus
The term ‘embryo rescue’ is used for
(A) Embryo culture (13) Ovary culture
(C) Ovule culture (D) All of the above
Tiypsin inhibitor is abundantly present in
(A) Wheat (B) Paddy
(C) Maize (D) Soybean

The queen of spices is
(A) Cardamom (B) Turmeric
(C) Pepper (D) Ginger
The enzyme used for joining two DNA fragments is
(A) DNA polymeise
(C) Endonuclease
(B) DNA ligase
(D) Lyase
Enzymatic isolation of protoplast was first demonstrated by
(A) Zimmennann (B) Vasil
(C) Cooking (D) Murashige
Transposon was discovered by
(A) Darwin (B) Barbara McClintol<
(C) Monod (D) Watson
HCN is present in
(A) Paddy (B) Tapioca
(C) Papaya (D) Apple
Lycopeue is the colouring pigment of
(A) Carrot (B) Tomato
(C) Papaya (D) Lime
How large is a typical chloroplast genome?
(A) 1.5 kb (B) 151d)
(C) 150 kb (D) 1500 kb

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Test for First Degree Programmes in Engineering & Technology/Lateral Entry Programmes
Mathematics, Physics & Chemistry
Lateral Entry

Test for Graduate Programmes
BBA & LLB(Hons)
3 YEAR LL.B

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