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PRE-MEDICAL
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Strategies For Enhancement In Food Production

BIOLOGY
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Agricultural practice of breeding and raising
livestock Is known as
(2) Pisciculture

(1) horticulture

(2) pisciculture

(3) horticulture

(4) Animal husbandry

(3) poultry

(4) apiculture

Fisheries include rearing, catching, selling etc
of
(1) fishes

(2) molluscs

(3) crustaceans

(4) all of these

Estimations says that in India and china what
percentage of world livestock population is
present
(1) 25%

(2) 70%

(3) 50%

(4) 45%

Animal husbandry deals with

(4) all of these
What percentage of world farm produce is
presented by India and China
(1) 70%

(2) 25%

(3) 50%

(4) 45%

Dairying is management of animals for
(1) milk

(2) milk products

(3) both 1 and 2

(4) honey

A good breed animal for dairy industry should
have
(1) high yeilding potential
(2) resistance to disease
(3) eat more food
(4) both 1 and 2

Which of the following birds are domesticated
in poultry farming
(a) ducks

(b) turkey

(c) geese

(d) chicken

(1) a,c,d

(2) a,d

(3) a,b,d

(4) all of these

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Recently egg and chicken consumption was
adversely affected worldwide due to infection
of birds with

(3) fisheries

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(4) all of these

(2) poultry farming

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A group of animals are said to belong to same
breedwhen they are
(1) similar in most characters like general
appearance, size , configuration
(2) similar in place of living
(3) similar in age
(4) all of these
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in case of cattle superior male and female are
judged by
(1) Cow or buffalo that produces more milk
per lactation while bull that are 3-4 feet in height
(2) COW or buffalo that are dark coloured
while bull that are 3-4 feet in heightwith dark
colored

(1) inbreeding
(2) cross breeding
(3) inter-specific breeding
(4) out crossing
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Hisardale is a new breed of

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Hisardale is developed in which state of India

(d) elemination of less desirable genes

(1) Uttar Pradesh

(2) Haryana

(1) a,b,c are true

(2) all are true

(3) Punjab

(4) Gujrat

(3) a,c,d are true

(4) b,c, d are true

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This phenomenon is
known as
(1) inbreeding stress
(2) inbreeding drift
(3) inbreeding depression
(4) none of these
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Mating of superior male of one breed with
superior female of another breed is known as

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MOET stands for
(1) Multiple ovulation Egg transfer technology
(2) Multiple ovulation embryo transfer
technology
(3) Multiple ovulation Estrogen transfer
technology
(4) none of these
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In MOET fertilised eggs are transfered to
surrogate mother at which stage
(1) 2-4

(2) 8-32

(3) 4-8

(4) none of these

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Blue revolution was concerned with
(1) increased crop production

(1) horticulture

(2) Pisciculture

(2) increased aquatic plants and animal
production

(3) apiculture

(4) sericulture

(3) increased milk production

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Which of the following is a common species of
honeybee
(1) Drossophila melanogaster

(4) increased honey production
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(2) These desired plants are better suited for
cultivation, give better yields and are disease
resistant
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(2) Apis indica
(3) Musca domestica

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Honey bees are the pollinators of which of the
following plant
(1) Brassica

(2) Apple

(3) pear

(4) all of these

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The correct steps sequence for breeding a new
genetic variety of crops
(a) evaluation and selection of parents
(b) selection and testing of superior
recombinants

(e) Hilsa
(1) b and c

(2) a and d

(3) a,d,e

(4) all of these

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Agriculture accounts for approximately what
percentage of GDP
(1) 25%

(2) 75%

(3) 45%

(4) 33%

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Which of the following is not a semi dwarf
variety of rice
(1) sonalika

(2) jaya

(3) ratna

(4) all are rice variety

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Green revolution took place in India in
(1) 1940s

(2) 1960s

(3) 1990s

(4) 1920s

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IR-8 variety used for development of
serniciwarf variety of rice was developed at
which place
(1) International Rice Research Institute,
Taiwan
(2) International Rice Research Institute, India

(2) 50 million tonnes

(3) International Rice
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Which is not friie

(4) 64 million tonnes
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5 million tonnes (2) 89
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5million tonnes

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Semi dwarf varieties of wheat and rice were
developed by
(1) Hargobind Khurana
(2) M
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Swaminathan
(3) George harrison Shull
(4) Norman E
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barberi have thicker stems but high sugar
yeild
(d) while S
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Hybrid breeding of maize have produced
varieties which are
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Which of the following disease is not caused
by fungi
(1) brown rust of wheat

(1) a(iii),b(ii),c(iv),d(i)
(2) a(iv),b(ii),c(iii),d(i)
(3) a(ii),b(i),c(iv),d(iii)

(2) black rot of crucifers

(4) a(ii),b(iv),c(i),d(iii)

(3) red rot of sugarcane
(4) late blight of potato
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In mung bean mutation breeding have
provided variety of crop resistant to which
diseases

(1) bacteria

(2) virus

(1) Black rot and bacterial blight

(3) fungi

(4) protozoa

(2) White rust and Tobacco mosaic virus

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Himgiri and Pusa swarnim are the varieties of
(1) Wheat and cauliflower
(2) Brassica and Cauliflower
(3) Cauliflower: and cow pea
(4) Wheat and Brassica

crop

variety of crop
(a) pusa Snowball

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Which of the following biochemical cahracter
gives maize plant resistance from maize stem
borers
(1) low aspartic acid
(2) high nitrogen and sugar content
(3) both 1 and 2

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Which of the following is the variety of bhindi
with resistance from yellow mosaic virus

(i) chilli

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(b) pusa komal

(ii) cauliflower

(c) Pusa sadabahar

(iii) brassica

(d) Pusa swarnim

(iv) cowpea

(4) none of these
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Which of the following charater make wheat
resistant of stem sawfly
(1) hairy leaves

(2) rough stem

(3) solid stem

(4) long stem

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Pusa Sem 2 and pusa sem 3 are the jassid and
aphid resistant variety of

(1) Sam higginbottom Institute of Agriculture,
Technology and Sciences, Allahabad
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Which of th e following plant have been
developed as high vitamin C content bearing
plant

(1) Abelmoschus esculentus

(1) carrots

(2) spinach

(2) Flat bean

(3) garden pea

(4) mustard

(3) Pisum sativum

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Pest (shoot and stem borer) resistant variety of
okra (bhindi) is
(1) Pusa swarnim

(2) Pusa gaurav

(3) Pusa Shubhra

(4) Pusa Sawani

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Breeding crops with higher levels of vitamins,
minerals, proteins, healthier fats is called
(1) Bioremediation

(2) Biopreservation

(3) Biofortification

(4) none of these

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tryptophan
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Which Indian Institute has released several
crops rich in vitamins and minerals

(1) Vitamin A

(2) calcium

(3) iron

(4) all of these

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250 g of Methylophilus methylotrophus due to
to its high rate of biomass production and
growth is expected to produce
(1) 25 tonnes vitamin A
(2) 25 tonnes vitamin C
(3) 25 tonnes lipid
(4) 25 tonnes protein
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explant Is
(1) plant part outside the ground
(2) plant used as male in cross pollination

(1) sonalika

(2) kalyan sona

(3) any part of a plant taken out and grown in
a test tube in sterile condition with nutrients

(3) Atlas 26

(4) None of these

(4) plant developed with disease resistance
property

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egg are:

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(4) totipotency
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(3) microclone

(4) none of these

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(2) axillary meristem

(3) both 1 and 2

(4) leaf

(A) breed

(B) race

(C) variety

(D) species

Inbreeding is carried out in animal husbandry
because it:

Sonalika and Kalyan Sona are varieties of:
(A) wheat

(B) rice

(C) millet

(D) tobacco

Which one of the following is not a fungal
disease?
(A) Rust of wheat
(B) Smut of Bajra

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The plants developed by tissue culture using
explants which are genetically identical to the
plant with which they arc grown are called

(B) high

(A) increases vigour

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Several South Indian states raise 2-3 crops of
rice annually
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(B) better irrigation facilities

The chances of contacting bird flu from a
properly cooked (above 100°C) chicken and

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(C) early yielding rice variety
(D) disease resistant rice variety
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Which one of the following combination would
a sugarcane farmer look for in the sugarcane
crop?
(A) Thick stem, long internodes, high sugar
content and disease resistant
(B) Thick stem, high sugar content and profuse
flowering
(C) Thick stem, short internodes, high sugar
content, disease resistant
(D) Thick stem, low sugar, conten, disease
resistant

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Given below are a few statements regarding
somatic hybridization
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(i) protoplasts of different cells of the same plant
are fused
(ii) protoplasts from cells of different species
can be fused
(iii) treatment of cells with cellulase and
pectinase is mandatory
(iv) the hybrid protoplast contains characters
of only one parental protoplast
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An explant is:
(A) dead plant
(B) part of the plant
(C) part of the plant used in tissue culture
(D) part of the plant that expresses a specific
gene
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(D) transfer of genes from unrelated sources
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lysine and tryptophan are:
(A) proteins
(B) non-essential amino' acids
(C) essential amino acids
(D) aromatic and no acids
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Micro-propagation is:

(B) bud to generate whole plant

(A) propagation of microbes in vitro

(C) seed to germinate

(B) propagation of plants in vitro

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(C) propagation of cells in vitro
(D) growing plants on smaller scale
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Protoplast is:
(A) another name for protoplasm

(D) Small-scale cottage industries
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A collection of all the alleles of all the genes of
a crop plant is called:
(A) germplasm collection
(B) protoplasm collection

(B) an animal cell
(C) a plant cell without a cell wall

(C) herbarium
(D) somaclonal collection

(D) a plant cell
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To isolate protoplast, one needs:
(A) pectinase
(B) cellulase
(C) both pectinase and cellulase
(D) chitinase
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Which one of the following is a marine fish:
(A) Rohu

(B) Hilsa

(C) Catla

(D) Common Carp

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More than 70 per cent of livestock population
is in:
(A) Denmark

(B) India

(C) China

(D) India and Chin(A)

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