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Q. 1977
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Opium is derived from which part of poppy plant ?
  • A Seeds
  • B Leaves
  • C Bark
  • D Capsule
Correct Option: D  [ Capsule ] Stored explanation
Correct answer: D. Capsule
  • Opium is the latex collected from the unripe seed capsules of Papaver somniferum, not from seeds or leaves.
  • Key concept: alkaloids (morphine, codeine) are present in latex exuded from the capsule walls.
  • Why others are incorrect: seeds contain oils, leaves contain little latex, and bark is from other trees; only the unripe capsule yields opium.
  • Exam tip: remember β€œopium = latex from unripe poppy capsule.”
Q. 1976
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Which of the following is not a viral disease ?
  • A Tuberculosis
  • B Polio
  • C Swine flu
  • D Hepatitis
Correct Option: A  [ Tuberculosis ] Stored explanation
Answer: A. Tuberculosis
  • Why correct: Tuberculosis is caused by a bacterium (Mycobacterium tuberculosis), not a virus.
  • Key concept: Viral diseases are caused by viruses; bacterial diseases by bacteria.
  • Other options:
    • Polio β€” viral (poliovirus).
    • Swine flu β€” viral (influenza A).
    • Hepatitis β€” can be viral (A, B, C) or non-viral in some cases, but commonly discussed as viral in exams.
  • Exam tip: Remember β€œTB = bacterium”; viruses cause diseases like polio, flu, hepatitis.
Q. 1975
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Which of the following cells produce immune response in human body ?
  • A Red blood cells
  • B White blood cells
  • C Epithelical cells
  • D Adipose cells
Correct Option: B  [ White blood cells ] Stored explanation
Correct option: B
  • Why: White blood cells (leukocytes) are the primary cells of the immune system that recognize and attack pathogens.
  • Key concept: Immune response is carried out by leukocytes (e.g., neutrophils, lymphocytes, macrophages).
  • Other options:
    • A) Red blood cells transport oxygen, not immunity.
    • C) Epithelical/epithelial cells form barriers, not active immune cells.
    • D) Adipose cells store fat and have other roles, not direct immune response.
  • Exam tip: Remember β€œWBC = white blood cells = immune defense.”
Q. 1974
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Which of the following is not a renewable source of energy ?
  • A Natural gas
  • B Geothermal energy
  • C Flowing water
  • D Biomass
Correct Option: A  [ Natural gas ]
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Q. 1973
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Magnification produced by a rear view mirror fitted in vehicles:
  • A is less than the object
  • B is more than the object
  • C is equal to the object
  • D can be more or less than the object depending upon the position of object in front of it.
Correct Option: A  [ is less than the object ]
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Q. 1972
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Which of the following is not a property of acids ?
  • A All acids have sour taste
  • B All acids are corrosive in nature
  • C For acidic solutions pH = <7
  • D Acids tum red litmus to blue
Correct Option: D  [ Acids tum red litmus to blue ] Stored explanation
Correct answer: D
  • A Sour taste is a property of acids (e.g., citric acid in lemons).
  • B Acids are typically corrosive.
  • C For acidic solutions, pH < 7 (pH = 7 is neutral).
  • D Acids turn red litmus to blue β€” this is false; acids turn blue litmus to red. Bases do the opposite.
Key concept: Litmus test and Arrhenius definitions of acids/bases; pH relation. Tip: If a statement says acids turn blue litmus blue, that option is incorrect.
Q. 1971
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Which of the following cell organelles is referred to as the 'suicidal bags' or 'disposal units' ?
  • A Lysosome
  • B Peroxisomes
  • C Glyoxisomes
  • D Mtochondria
Correct Option: A  [ Lysosome ]
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Q. 1970
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Boiling point of water inside a sealed pressure cooker is:
  • A 100&#8451;
  • B 121&#8451;
  • C 95&#8451;
  • D 0&#8451;
Correct Option: B  [ 121&#8451; ] Stored explanation
Answer: B
  • Concept: Boiling point rises with external pressure. In a sealed pressure cooker, pressure increases, so water boils at a higher temperature.
  • Reason: At about 2 atmospheres (200 kPa) the boiling point is β‰ˆ121Β°C, higher than 100Β°C at 1 atm.
  • Why others are wrong: 100Β°C is at 1 atm; 95Β°C and 0Β°C do not correspond to typical sealed-cooker conditions.
  • Exam tip: Remember: higher internal pressure β†’ higher boiling point.
Q. 1969
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ELISA stands for:
  • A Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay
  • B Epithelium lesions in surface analysis
  • C Energy-linked immunity assay
  • D Enzyme-linked immunity analysis
Correct Option: A  [ Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay ] Stored explanation
Answer: A
  • Correct concept: ELISA stands for Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay. It uses an enzyme-labeled antibody or antigen and a color change read by spectrophotometry to detect a target molecule.
  • Why others are wrong:
    • B: β€œEpithelium lesions in surface analysis” is not a test.
    • C: β€œEnergy-linked immunity assay” is incorrect terminology.
    • D: β€œEnzyme-linked immunity analysis” is not the standard name.
  • Key concept: Enzyme-substrate color reaction converts to a measurable signal (absorbance).
  • Exam tip: Remember common acronym: ELISA = Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay; often used for antibody/antigen detection.
Q. 1968
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Which of the following statements is correct ?
  • A Protons are negatively charged and are present in the nucleus
  • B Electrons are positively charged and are present in the nucleus
  • C Electrons are negatively charged and are present in the orbits
  • D The entire mass of atom is distributed in the orbits.
Correct Option: C  [ Electrons are negatively charged and are present in the orbits ] Stored explanation
Correct option: C
  • Why: Electrons are negatively charged and occupy orbits around the nucleus, not inside it. The nucleus contains protons (positive) and neutrons (neutral). The atomic mass is mainly in the nucleus.
  • Key concept: Atomic structureβ€”negative electron cloud surrounds a dense positively charged nucleus.
  • Compact formula: Electron charge β‰ˆ -1.6 Γ— 10^-19 C; mass negligible compared to nucleus.
  • Why other options are wrong: A wrongly states protons are negative; B wrongly places protons/positively charged electrons in nucleus; D wrongly says entire mass is in orbits.
  • Exam tip: Remember: nucleus = protons + neutrons; electrons in orbits around it.
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