TRANSPORT 01
Total Questions: 30
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A ) Glucose
B ) Sucrose ✅
C ) Starch
D ) Proteins
A ) Lose water ✅
B ) Gain chloride ions
C ) Become turgid
D ) Gain potassium ions
A ) Endodermis, cortex, epidermis, xylem, intercellular spaces in mesophyll, stomata
B ) Epidermis, endodermis, phloem, cortex of leaf, intercellular spaces of mesophyll, stomata
C ) Root hairs, epidermis, cortex, xylem, endodermis, intercellular spaces in mesophyll, stomata
D ) Root hairs, cortex, endodermis, xylem, intercellular spaces in mesophyll, stomata ✅
A ) Plasma
B ) Lymph
C ) Serum ✅
D ) Pus
A ) Have limited life span ✅
B ) Are capable of phagocytosis
C ) Produce antibodies
D ) Are multinucleate
A ) Smooth muscle
B ) Endothelium ✅
C ) Skeletal muscle
D ) Connective tissue
A ) Left atrium
B ) Pulmonary artery ✅
C ) Pulmonary vein
D ) All of these
A ) Right atrium
B ) Left atrium
C ) Left ventricle ✅
D ) Right ventricles
A ) It transports hormones ✅
B ) Capillaries have thicker walls than veins
C ) Systematic circulation carries blood to and from the lungs
D ) All are true
A ) Arteries
B ) Veins
C ) Capillaries ✅
D ) All of these
A ) Lymphocytes
B ) Eosinophil
C ) Monocyte ✅
D ) All of these
A ) It regulates body temperature
B ) It transports wastes
C ) It provides defense
D ) All of these
A ) Arthritis
B ) Veins ✅
C ) Capillaries
D ) All of the above
A ) Metabolites and wastes
B ) Salts and ions
C ) Proteins
D ) All of the above
A ) Platelets ✅
B ) Erythrocytes
C ) Neutrophils
D ) Basophils
A ) Left atrium, left ventricle, lungs, right atrium, right ventricle, body
B ) Right atrium, right ventricle, lungs, left atrium, left ventricle, body ✅
C ) Left atrium, left ventricle, right atrium, right ventricle, lungs, body
D ) Right atrium, lungs, right ventricle, left atrium, body , left ventricle
A ) Blood group A or AB
B ) Blood group A or O ✅
C ) Blood group A only
D ) Blood group O only
A ) Arteriosclerosis
B ) Atherosclerosis
C ) Myocardial infarction ✅
D ) Thalassaemia
A ) Antibodies of the recipient's blood destroy donor's RBCs
B ) Antibodies of the donor's blood breakdown recipient's RBCs
C ) Both of these can happen ✅
D ) None of these happens and such transfusion can be safe
A ) Light helps in the opening and closing of stomata
B ) K+ ions are responsible for the opening and closing of stomata
C ) The osmosis of water is responsible for the opening and closing of stomata
D ) None of these
A ) Light is low
B ) Temperature decreases
C ) Humidity increases
D ) None of these
A ) Leaf
B ) Stem
C ) Fruit
D ) All of these
A ) The ventricles are completely divided ✅
B ) The ventral aorta is divided into aortic and pulmonary trunk.
C ) The aortic arch is divided into two systemic arches.
D ) None of above
A ) Pulmonary artery
B ) Pulmonary vein ✅
C ) Superior vena cava
D ) Inferior vena cava
A ) 35%
B ) 45%
C ) 55% ✅
D ) 65%
A ) 0.6%
B ) 0.7%
C ) 0.8%
D ) 0.9% ✅
A ) 6.4
B ) 7.4 ✅
C ) 8.4
D ) 9.4
A ) 4 - 5
B ) 5 - 6
C ) 7 - 8
D ) 7 - 9 ✅
A ) Immunoglobulin or antibodies
B ) Albumin
C ) Haemoglobin ✅
D ) Fibrinogen
A ) Before diastole
B ) After systole
C ) During diastole
D ) During systole ✅