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What is the full marks for the Biology (Zoology) paper?
What is the full marks for the Biology (Zoology) paper?
How long is the time allotted for completing the Biology (Zoology) paper?
How long is the time allotted for completing the Biology (Zoology) paper?
Which group contains the instruction to answer all questions serially?
Which group contains the instruction to answer all questions serially?
Which of the following hormones is NOT mentioned in the content?
Which of the following hormones is NOT mentioned in the content?
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From which part of the spermatid is the acrosome formed?
From which part of the spermatid is the acrosome formed?
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Which syllabus do students need to follow for Section A?
Which syllabus do students need to follow for Section A?
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What is an additional requirement for answering the questions?
What is an additional requirement for answering the questions?
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What is the primary subject of the paper described?
What is the primary subject of the paper described?
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Which hormone is secreted by the Leydig cells?
Which hormone is secreted by the Leydig cells?
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What is the infective stage of Plasmodium falciparum?
What is the infective stage of Plasmodium falciparum?
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Which term did Mendel use to denote something in germ cells responsible for the transmission of characters?
Which term did Mendel use to denote something in germ cells responsible for the transmission of characters?
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Which structure is involved in the synthesis of proteins?
Which structure is involved in the synthesis of proteins?
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Which phenomenon is involved in the conduction of nerve impulses?
Which phenomenon is involved in the conduction of nerve impulses?
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What is the function of Golgi bodies in a cell?
What is the function of Golgi bodies in a cell?
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Which one of the following is NOT a stage of Plasmodium life cycle?
Which one of the following is NOT a stage of Plasmodium life cycle?
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Which of the following represents the honey bee yielding maximum honey?
Which of the following represents the honey bee yielding maximum honey?
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What is the term for the fusion of male and female pronuclei?
What is the term for the fusion of male and female pronuclei?
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In which year was the Wildlife Protection Act enacted by the Government of India?
In which year was the Wildlife Protection Act enacted by the Government of India?
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What is the genotype of a carrier of hemophilia?
What is the genotype of a carrier of hemophilia?
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Which process is referred to as crossing over?
Which process is referred to as crossing over?
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What is the significance of crossing over in genetics?
What is the significance of crossing over in genetics?
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What type of virus is involved in the formation of the AIDS provirus?
What type of virus is involved in the formation of the AIDS provirus?
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Which of the following is commonly recognized as an effect of the Wildlife Protection Act?
Which of the following is commonly recognized as an effect of the Wildlife Protection Act?
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Which component is essential in the genetic makeup of a hemophilia carrier?
Which component is essential in the genetic makeup of a hemophilia carrier?
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Study Notes
Biology - Zoology for 2014 Syllabus
- This biology paper is designed for students who are enrolled in the 2014 syllabus.
- It covers the subject of zoology
- Total marks for the paper: 35
- The duration is 2 hours
- Students are required to answer all questions, and must illustrate their answers with labeled diagrams and examples wherever necessary.
Group A
- Questions in this group are multiple choice and focus on various aspects of biology, including hormones, cell structures, reproductive systems, and disease transmission.
- Answers should be chosen from the provided options.
Hormone Questions
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Question 1(a) asks about the hormone secreted by Leydig cells.
- Options: Vasopressin, Gonadotropins, Oxytocin, Testosterone.
- The correct answer is Testosterone.
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Question 1(b) asks about the origin of the acrosome in a spermatid.
- Options: Nucleus, Mitochondria, Golgi bodies, Ribosome.
- The correct answer is Golgi bodies.
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Question 1(c) asks about the infective stage of Plasmodium Falciparum.
- Options: Sporozoite, Trophozoite, Cryptozoite, Merozoite.
- The correct answer is Sporozoite.
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Question 1(d) asks about the term Mendel used to denote a unit responsible for character transmission.
- Options: Chromosome, Elementle, Factor, Gene.
- The correct answer is Factor.
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Question 1(e) asks about the phenomenon involved in nerve impulse conduction.
- Options: Biochemical, Biophysical, Electrical, Electrochemical.
- The correct answer is Electrochemical.
Fill in the Blank Questions
- Question 2 presents a series of statements with underlined portions that require completion.
Group B
- This section assesses knowledge regarding various biological processes and concepts.
Essay-Type Questions
- Students are required to answer any four questions from this group, using two to three sentences for each answer.
- Each answer should be concise yet informative.
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Question 3(a) asks about the significance of crossing over.
- This involves the exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes.
- It promotes genetic diversity and variation in offspring.
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Question 3(b) asks about the formation of the AIDS provirus.
- The AIDS retrovirus, HIV, upon entering a host cell, uses its reverse transcriptase enzyme.
- This enzyme converts its RNA genome into DNA, which then integrates into the host cell's DNA, forming the provirus.
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Question 3(c) provides a statement about the giant honey bee, Apis mellifera.
- The giant honey bee is known for its honey production.
- It is a species of honey bee commonly used for honey production.
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Question 3(d) asks about the genotype of a carrier of haemophilia.
- Haemophilia is a recessive sex-linked disorder.
- Carriers, typically females, have one normal X chromosome (X) and one X chromosome carrying the recessive haemophilia gene (X").
- Their genotype is therefore represented as X" X.
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This quiz is tailored for students following the 2014 syllabus in biology, focusing specifically on zoology. It consists of multiple choice questions covering hormones, cell structures, reproductive systems, and disease transmission, requiring detailed answers with diagrams when necessary.
