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Q. 1997
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What is Bryolory?
  • A Study of food
  • B Study of fruit
  • C Study of mosses and liverworts
  • D Study of rings
Correct Option: C  [ Study of mosses and liverworts ] Stored explanation
Bryology is the study of mosses and liverworts (non-vascular plants).
  • Key concept: Bryology focuses on classification, life cycle (gametophyte-dominant), and ecology of bryophytes.
  • Why option C is correct: It directly defines bryology.
Q. 1996
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Which of the following is a large blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart ?
  • A Vein
  • B Artery
  • C Capillary
  • D Nerve
Correct Option: B  [ Artery ] Stored explanation
Correct answer: B. Artery
  • Key concept: arteries are large blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart to tissues.
  • Reason: They have thick, elastic walls to withstand high pressure from the heartbeat.
  • Incorrect options: Vein carry blood to the heart; Capillary are small vessels exchanging substances; Nerve does not carry blood.
  • Exam tip: Remember "A" for Artery and Away from the heart.
Q. 1995
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Which of the following is not a member of vitamin B Complex ?
  • A Thiamine
  • B Riboflavin
  • C Folic acid
  • D Ascorbic acid
Correct Option: D  [ Ascorbic acid ] Stored explanation
  • Correct answer: D β€” Ascorbic acid is vitamin C, not a member of the vitamin B complex.
  • Key concept: Vitamin B complex includes thiamine (B1), riboflavin (B2), and folic acid (B9). They are all B vitamins, unlike ascorbic acid.
  • Reason: B vitamins share roles in metabolism; vitamin C has distinct roles (antioxidant, collagen synthesis).
  • Exam tip: If a vitamin name ends with -in or is known as B vitamins (B1, B2, B9), it is usually in B complex; vitamin C is not.
Q. 1994
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The HIV virus affects the:
  • A Leucocytes
  • B Lymphocytes
  • C Erythrocytes
  • D None of these
Correct Option: B  [ Lymphocytes ] Stored explanation
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  • Correct option: B β€” HIV primarily targets lymphocytes, specifically CD4+ T helper cells, a type of white blood cell.
  • Key concept: HIV cripples the immune system by reducing CD4+ T cells, weakening cell-mediated immunity.
  • Why others are incorrect:
    • A. Leucocytes β€” too broad; HIV mainly harms a subset (lymphocytes).
    • C. Erythrocytes β€” red blood cells; not targeted by HIV.
    • D. None of these β€” incorrect since lymphocytes are affected.
  • Exam tip: Remember β€œHIV β†’ CD4+ T lymphocytes” to quickly recall the correct option.
Q. 1993
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Liquid natural gas (LNG) predominantly contains _______ in liquid form.
  • A Ethane
  • B Ethylene
  • C Methane
  • D Methylene
Correct Option: C  [ Methane ]
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Q. 1992
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What is reason for using red light as a stop signal ?
  • A Long wavelength
  • B Short wavelength
  • C Chromogenic effect
  • D Infra Red
Correct Option: A  [ Long wavelength ]
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Q. 1991
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Which of the following is not correctly matched ?
  • A Becquerel : Radioactivity
  • B Alexander Flaming : Penicillin
  • C Louis Pasteur : Blood groups
  • D William Harvey : Blood circulation
Correct Option: C  [ Louis Pasteur : Blood groups ] Stored explanation
Correct answer: C
  • Reason: Louis Pasteur is known for pasteurization and vaccines, not blood groups. Blood groups were discovered by Karl Landsteiner.
  • Other matches: Becquerel β€” radioactivity; Alexander Fleming β€” penicillin; William Harvey β€” described blood circulation.
  • Key concept: historical associations of scientists with discoveries; avoid mixing names with wrong fields.
  • Exam tip: remember the famous scientist–discovery pairs (Landsteiner β†’ blood groups).
Q. 1990
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All ships have sonar system. It is used to detect /measure :
  • A Distance of the shore
  • B Sound on the surface
  • C Sound of animals in Sea
  • D Depth of ocean
Correct Option: D  [ Depth of ocean ] Stored explanation
  • Correct answer: D β€” Depth of ocean
  • Concept β€” Sonar uses echolocation: emit sound, measure time (t) for echo, depth = (speed of sound in water) Γ— t / 2.
  • Typical value β€” Speed of sound in seawater β‰ˆ 1500 m/s (varies with temp/salinity).
  • Why others are wrong β€” A measures distance to shore, not depth; B and C relate to surface or animal sounds, not bottom mapping.
  • Exam tip β€” Remember formula: Depth = v Γ— t / 2; convert units if needed.
Q. 1989
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Which of the following is not correct ?
(a) Exercise does not help in managing psychological discomfort.
(b) Exercise increases cardio-respiratory fitness.
(c) Exercise reduces risk of diabetes.
(d) Exercise helps in managing bone health.
  • A Exercise does not help in managing psychological discomfort.
  • B Exercise increases cardio-respiratory fitness.
  • C Exercise reduces risk of diabetes.
  • D Exercise helps in managing bone health.
Correct Option: A  [ Exercise does not help in managing psychological discomfort. ] Stored explanation
Correct option: A
  • Why A is not correct: Regular exercise actually helps manage psychological discomfort by releasing endorphins and reducing stress hormones (e.g., cortisol). It improves mood and mental health.
Q. 1988
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The rusting of the iron is the example of:
  • A Oxidation
  • B Reduction
  • C Polymerisation
  • D Galvanization
Correct Option: A  [ Oxidation ]
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