Post : Higher Secondary School Teacher Zoology (Junior)
Department : Higher Secondary School Education
Category Code : 335/17
Qualification : B.Ed Degree, Master's Degree in Zoology + State Eligibility Test SET
Question Paper Code : 51/18
Date of Test : 19-04-2018
- The term “molecular stitcher” refers to
- DNA polymerases
- DNA ligase
- DNA glycosylases
- DNA methylation
- A DNA strand having the base sequences ATTGCCAATAC is mutated to
ATTGCCAAGAC, the mutation that occurs is termed as
- Transduction
- Translocation
- Transition
- Transversion
- When the temperature and pressure remains constant the rate of diffusion of a gas will be inversely proportional to the square root of the density states is the
- Graham’s Law of diffusion
- Max Planck theory
- Bohr theory
- Avogadro's law
- Glutamate is the precursor of amino acids
- Proline and arginine
- Proline and cysteine
- Glycine and cysteine
- Arginine and glycine
- Sensory hair cells in the cristae ampullaries contact
- Striavascularis
- Gelatinous cupola
- Basilar membrane
- Associated hairs
- The fight, flight and fright hormone is
- Adrenalin
- Pituitary
- FSH
- Aldosterone
- Severe combined immune deficiency is a genetic defect due to deficiency of
- Adenosine triphosphatase
- Maleyl acetoacetic acid
- Transaminase
- Adenosine deaminase
- An inborn error in the metabolism of the amino acid tyrosine is associated with
- Alkaptonuria
- Phenylketonuria
- Albinism
- Cretinism
- Which one of the following is not an extraembryonic membrane?
- Amnion
- Albumin
- Chorion
- Allantois
- Egg of petromyzoneis
- Isolecithal
- Macrolecithal
- Mesolecithal
- Microlecithal
- Galactosaemia is a congenital disease when normal metabolism of galactose is lacking an enzyme
- Galactose-1-phosphate uridyltransferase
- Galactose-1-phosphatase
- Galactose-1-2-phosphatase
- Galactose-1-phosphate transferase
- The physiologically active form of pantothenic acid essential for metabolism
- Acetylcholine
- Choline
- Coenzyme A
- None of these
- Bitot’s spots is caused by the deficiency of
- Vitamin A
- Vitamin D
- Vitamin K
- Vitamin B
- Erythrocytes do not transport the enzyme
- Choline esterase
- Carbonic anhydrase
- Permease
- Methaemoglobin reductase
- Composite molecule of DNA in which a foreign DNA has been inserted into a vector molecule are called
- Foreign DNA
- DNA chimaeras
- Target DNA
- Passenger DNA
- In 1970, an enzyme for cutting the DNA was discovered from the bacterium
- Haemophilus influenzae
- Escherichia coli
- Methanosarcina
- Helicobacter pylori
- Bidder’s canal is present in kidney of
- Frog
- Crocodile
- Tortoise
- Snake
- First test tube baby of the world was born on
- 26th July 1978
- 26th May 1987
- 25th July 1978
- 25th May 1987
- An instrument used to scan a patients body, by a narrow X-ray beams guided by computer and thin sections of organs are photographed from several angles
- CTS
- CAT
- NMR
- CET
- Deficiency of an enzyme beta-D-N-acetyl-hexosaminidase causes
- Beta-thalassemia
- Tay Sachs disease
- Galactosemia
- Alkaptonuria
- 45 + XX in human indicates
- Patau’s syndrome
- Jacob’s syndrome
- Klinefelter’s syndrome
- Down’s syndrome
- Warm blooded animals are larger in size in the colder region when compared to hotter regions
- Bergman’s law
- Cope’s law
- Allen’s law
- Dollow’s law
- During glycolysis glucose is phosphorylated into
- Glucose 6 phosphate
- Glucose 1-6-diphosphate
- Fructose 1, 6-diphosphate
- Fructose 6 phosphate
- A method used for sequencing whole genomes by breaking the DNA is
- Shotgun sequencing
- Western blotting
- Southern blotting
- Northern blotting
- Chemical degradation of DNA protocol was developed by
- Sanger
- Miller
- Gilbert
- Maxam-Gilbert
- Bioinformatics as a tool in biological science is the contribution of
- Richard Stallman
- Margaret Oakley Dayhoff
- Stephen Hawking
- Pearson
- Most widely used program for comparing the amino acid sequences of different protein or nucleotide sequences of DNA.
- BLAST
- FASTA
- ORF Finder
- STAG
- The most suitable and efficient language used in bioinformatics
- HTML
- Perl and Python
- JAVA
- MAGE
- The active swimming organisms living in surface and deeper waters
- Zooplankton
- Benthos
- Nektons
- Neuston
- The true and complete metamorphosis occurs in
- Silver fishes
- Moths and mosquitos
- Bed bugs
- Cockroach
- Wrinkles in old age is due to
- Collagen fibres
- Actin fibres
- Myosin fibres
- Mucin
- Muscle glycogen cannot be converted into glucose due to the absence of an enzyme
- Arginase
- Glucose-6-phosphatase
- Glucose phosphatase
- Fructase
- Minimum turnover number of an enzyme is, for
- Lysozyme
- Carbonic anhydrase
- DNA polymerase
- Sucrase
- The direct cleavage of covalent bonds and removal of groups without addition of H2O
is a characteristic of
- Lyases
- Ligases
- Amylase
- Lactase
- The technique used for opening partially blocked coronary vessels before they become totally occluded
- Angiogram
- EEG
- Angioplasty
- ECG
- Thrombosis in which coronary artery is related most frequently in myocardial infraction
- Left coronary artery
- Right coronary artery
- Left pulmonary artery
- Right pulmonary artery
- Glands of swammerdams is associated with
- Reproductive system
- Nervous system
- Circulatory system
- Muscular system
- Leydig cells are meant for the production of
- Testosterone
- Progesterone
- Oestrogen
- Aldosterone
- During polymerization, the mismatched residues at the primer terminus is removed and the accuracy of DNA replication is done by
- Exonuclease
- DNA polymerase II
- DNA polymerase III
- DNA polymerase I
- A hormone which stimulates the activity of adenyl cyclase and increases the cAMP level
- Adrenocorticoid
- Steroid
- Cataecholamines
- Pituitary
- Deficiency of thyroid hormone in adults causes the disease
- Grave’s disease
- Gull’s disease
- Basidow’s disease
- Addison’s disease
- The activated adenyl cyclase serves as a biochemical amplifier and catalyses the hydrolysis of ATP to cAMP, in the presence of
- Na+ and Cl+
- K+ and Cl+
- Ca++ K++
- Ca++ and Mg++
- The ruptured follicle in mammalian ovary after the release of ovum which later gets fertilized to form
- Corpus luteum
- Graafian follicle
- Corpus callosum
- Corpus albican
- The Nobel prize in physiology in 1995 for their discovery concerned with the genetic control of early embryonic development was for
- Nusslein and Wieschaus
- Wolpert
- Jacob and Monord
- Lewies
- Homeotic genes of Drosophila include a 180-nucleotide sequence called the
- Torpido
- Homoeodomine
- Spatzal
- Homeobox
- Oxygen is directly used during
- Fermentation
- Krebs citric acid cycle
- Biomethanisation
- Glycolysis
- Dissolved oxygen needed for microbes is measured by
- COD
- BOD
- DO
- TDS
- A mutant strain of neurospora which falls to grow on a minimal medium unless supplemented with a nutrient is called
- Auxotrop
- Mixotrop
- Paratop
- Holotrop
- First Indian Scientist who got Nobel prize for deciphering the genetic code
- Amartyasen
- Venkatraman Ramakrishnan
- C. V. Raman
- Khorana
- The part of an antigen that is recognised by the immune system, specifically by
antibodies, B cells or T cells
- Antigens
- Epitopes
- Haptens
- None of these
- TH cells generally recognise antigen combined with
- Class I MHC molecules
- Immunosuppressant
- Class II MHC molecules
- None of these
- Which one of the following is considered as a third generation vaccines?
- Recombinant microbial vaccines
- DNA vaccines
- Conjugate vaccines
- Killed vaccines
- Addition of microbes to enhance health benefits is
- Probiotics
- Humulin
- Prebiotics
- None of these
- The square root of the average will be equal to the squares of the individual observation from their arithmetic mean
- Standard error
- Chi-square test
- Standard deviation
- Variance
- A group of distinct organism classified and assigned to a definite category.
- Species
- Taxon
- Category
- Genus
- The marginal zone of a pond merging with the surrounding land is an example of
- Biome
- Edge effect
- Biota
- Ecotone
- Gulf of mannar is a
- Protected area
- Biosphere reserve
- National park
- Sanctuaries
- Lion-tailed macaque is considered as
- Endangered species
- Vulnerable species
- Rare species
- Extinct species
- Populations reproductively isolated and live in different habitat but occupy same territory are known as
- Ethological isolation
- Temporal isolation
- Ecological isolation
- Morphological isolation
- The animals tend to develop huge size and birds lose the power of flight and bright colour in those Islands
- Galapagos Islands
- Oceanic Islands
- Ancient Islands
- Continental Islands
- If, DNA is found to have the base composition of A = 40, T = 22, C = 17 and G = 21 then the DNA will be
- Double stranded
- Single stranded
- Linear duplex
- Circular duplex
- Methylation of DNA most commonly occurs in the sequence of
- Cp T
- Cp C
- Cp A
- Cp G
- The example of inducible operon is
- lac-operon
- try-operon
- arginine operon
- TRP operon
- In 2017, the discovery of molecular mechanisms controlling the circadian rhythm, won Nobel prize for
- Rainer, Barry and Kip
- Jacques, Joachim and Richard
- Jeffrey, Michael and Michael
- None of these
- Sickle cell anaemia is caused by the substitution of
- Glutamic acid at the 5th position in
- Glutamic acid at the 6th position in
- Glutamic acid at the 6th position in
- Glutamic acid at the 6th position in
- The RNA polymerase recognize a seven-base sequence on the promoter region called
- Pribnow box
- Operons
- TATA box
- Enhancers
- During pregnancy intake of certain medicines causes foetal toxicity like hyperkalemia
and hypertension.
- Thalidomide
- ACEI
- Valproic acid
- 13-cis Accutane
- Amnion is the foetal membrane developed from
- Somatopleure
- Chorionic cavity
- Chorionic villi
- Amniotic cavity
- Automicticdiplosis occurs in
- Hymenoptera and Coleoptera
- Thysanoptera and Rotifers
- Rotifers and Coleoptera
- Lepidopterans and Hymenopterans
- The correct series of events representing the development of vertebrate
- Cleavage, Blastula, Gastrulation, Organogenesis, Neurulation, Growth
- Cleavage, Blastula, Gastrulation, Neurulation, Organogenesis, Growth
- Blastula, Gastrulation, Cell migration, Organogenesis, Growth
- Blastula, Cell migration, Gastrulation, Neurulation, Growth
- Dependent variable in the process of teaching is
- Teacher
- Student
- Learning experiences
- Learning aids
- Optacon is a technical aid for
- Mentally challenged pupils
- Physically challenged pupils
- Slow learners
- Visually challenged pupils
- Which among the new type of test items have premises and responses?
- Multiple choice test item
- Matching type test items
- Alternate response type test items
- Completion type test items
- Epi-position of the epidiascope is used to project the
- Flat opaque objects
- Lantern slides
- Large slides
- Transparent slides
- A group technique popularised by A.F. Osborn to develop creative thinking is
- Panel discussion
- Brain storming
- Role playing
- Group discussion
- The type of research commonly used in behavioural sciences are
- Action Research
- Conceptual Research
- Qualitative Research
- All these
- Multistage sampling is a type of
- Stratified sampling
- Non-probability sampling
- Purposive sampling
- Complex random sampling
- Which one of the following source is not a primary source of data?
- Information provided by a person who did not directly observe the event
- Auto biographies
- Video recordings of interviews
- Legislative documents prepared by State Governments
- The URL consists of
- a protocol
- a host name
- the path to the document and the specific file name
- all these
- Which among the following is the expansion of PPA?
- Provisional Patent Agreement
- Patent Protection Act
- Patent Protection Application
- Provisional Patent Application
- Who can address the Parliament, being a non member?
- Chief Justice
- Attorney General of India
- Governor
- Chief Election Commissioner
- The decision of ____________ is final as far as the nature of a Money Bill is concerned.
- Prime Minister
- Vice-President
- Speaker
- Chief Justice
- Which among the following is considered as an extra-constitutional body?
- The Planning Commission
- Finance Commission
- Election Commission
- Public Service Commission
- The residurary powers in India rest with
- States
- Courts
- Union
- Both Union and States
- Choose the correct statement
- Fundamental Rights are non-justiciable
- Fundamental Rights are justiciable
- Directive principles are justiciable
- Fundamental duties are justiciable
- A comprehensive scheme for prevention of trafficking, rescue and rehabilitation and re-integration of victims of trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation.
- Ujjwala
- Mahila-E-Haat
- Narisakthi
- Swadhar Greh
- __________ is the social campaign of government of India that aims to create awareness and improve the efficiency of welfare services intended for girls.
- Sukanya Samrudhi
- Dhanalakshmi Yojana
- Bhagyalakshmi Yojana
- Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao
- Name the scheme launched by Union Government to boost community and private participation in government school.
- Vidyanjali Scheme
- Operation Blackboard
- Vidya Varidhi
- Anthyodaya
- A new pension scheme launched by Union Government in 2015 which would benefit people in unorganised sector
- Swavalamban
- Atal Pension Yojana
- Jeevan Jyothi
- Jan Dhan Yojana
- ‘Collective Choice And Social Welfare’ is a famous book written by
- Walter I. Trattner
- David Macarov
- Prabhath Patnaik
- Amarthya Sen
- Who has been appointed as the secretary to the President of India?
- Rajeev Kumar
- Sanjay Kothari
- S. Aparna
- Dhirendra Swarup
- The leader of Guruvayoor Satyagraha
- T. K. Madhavan
- K. P. Kesava Menon
- K. Kelappan
- C. V. Kunjiraman
- Which State will hoist the 36th National Games?
- Goa
- Keralam
- Bihar
- Hariyana
- The International Day of peace was observed on
- August 20
- Sept. 20
- August 21
- Sept. 21
- The author of ‘Advaita Chintapadhathi’
- Chattambi Swamikal
- Vaikunda Swamikal
- Dayananda Swamikal
- Brahmananda Sivayogi
- Where was the 2017 World Para Athletics championship held?
- Beijing
- Paris
- Moscow
- London
- The father of modern Kerala Renaissance Movement.
- Chattampi Swamikal
- Sri Narayanaguru
- Thycaud Ayya
- Vakkam Moulavi
- Which has been declared by Telangana as the State’s second official language?
- Telugu
- English
- Urdu
- Hindi
- Which State launched India’s first electric bus service at high attitude?
- Madhya Pradesh
- Andhra Pradesh
- Himachal Pradesh
- Gujarat
- Who is known as Kerala scot?
- C. V. Ramanpillai
- N. Krishnapillai
- M. T. Vasudevan Nair
- Vennikulam Gopalakurup
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